The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
chicago People
Will CONE to-day
Cook County Democracy Will
Arrive This Afternoon.
THE MAYOR is NOT ALONG
Mr.. Harrison Will Join the Party
at Charleston.
BIGTIMEAT CHARLOTTESVILLE
General Fitz Lee One Of the Committee to
Receive the Visltors-speciul Train
Passed through Richmond Ear
ly Tbs morning En-
Route TO Newport
BIG TIMEAT CHARLOTTESVILLE


kce, and the Cook County Democracy, In
which there are 2S3 persons, will arrive
here from Old Point this afternoon, and
the distinguished visitors will be given a
rousing welcome to the Capital City.
The uain passed through richmond at
2:GO o'clock this morning en- route Tor Ola
Point Exactly what hour the party VIII
return here to-day has not been de1lhltely
determined and will depend upon now
much time Is consumed at Old, Point ana
>ewDort News. Captain F. w. Cunning
lam, Captain C. W. Westbury, and Mr.
ohm D. Potts joined the patty here TINS
morning and accompanied them TO OId
roint, where breakfast will be served.
they will then come over TO Ne"poi
News and view the shipyards, returning
.lere in the afternoon. 1t is believed ina
he special will probably get here on the
eturn trip about z. NJ. Captain Gun
bingham, representing the citizens VINO
nave undertaken to show the western
democrats q good time here, Will COM
1unicate with Chairman Hawkins over
,rc long diesarce phone from Old POINT
= Newport News this morning as soon
as he can learn the pleasure Oh
the party as to the nature OF lneli
entertainment here Until captain
1nnirgnam is heard from, definite ar
rargements cannot be made, but IL hiiS
,een determined that Mayor Taylor is TO
70 10 the station, accompanied by d
.rre and representative committee OF cit
lens and m axe a brief address Oh Wei
come Some one will probably make
a brief response. It is likely tHat
he party viii divide and-driFe elfectlS
q lunch from the train, a part or them
:ong to the Lexington and a. part 10
Murphys The next thing III oraer' ac-
.ording to present ideas Will be a recep-
ion at the Governors Mansion when. on
,ebalf Of the State, Governor Montague
avpectcd to welcome the distinguishes
visitors.
GO ON A CARRIAGE, DRIVE.
The Virginia Club. the Elks, the SlT1n-
ers. and other local organizations VIII
join in entertaining the party
Some time during the afternoon II 10
he present intention Of the committee
to give the visitors 4 carnage or4N.
through the principal streets OF the clty'
1t is probable that arrangements VIII
made by Colonel Hunt ,Chpley to nave
Mayors Harrison and Rose talk with
Nayor Seth Low, of New York, over the
ong distance phone while here
While the above outline Of the probable
.rocranme is the way it looks now 1t
5 subject to change this morning when
raptain Cunningham is heard from Vine
| hat shall have been done the following
! entlemen will meet in Chairman Haw-
| ms Office in the City Hall to pertect
| ,lans of entertainment:
| Mayor r. NJ. Taylor, j. Stewart Bryan
| y. r. Holderby. Jr., Henry Cabell, c. W.
| yestbury, O. A Hawkins. ]. S. Harwood
| = A Catlin, Isaac Diggs. T. w. Cum
| bingham, Jud B. Wood Jefferson Wal
ace. c. H. Phillips, ]. j. Crutchtieid, l.
:. Morris, ]. Garland Pollard. Henry "
lountree, NJ. M. Mcclure. Col. ". F.
| Iutshaw, Robert Lecky, Jr., Marx Gunst
| r D. Potts. Leland Rankin, u. A Ritchle
T. c. WaIford, Henry Lee Valentine. ii
| y. Eichelberger, Robert Whittet. Jr., Jas
g. Doherty, Fritz. Sitterding, Major ]. D
| cation. A yon y. Rosenegk. Col. Johr
! Murphy, p. H. C. CaEell. S. II. Bowman
Judge S. B. Witt and D. c. Richardson.
Mr.. Hawkins will notify them Of the
,o,1r # tho meetinG. which he does no
| now himself at present. Tie party vii
| leave tere for the Charleston Exposition
aver tn. Southern Railway at o'clock to
borrow me- erninS.
Th. Mayor Didn't ONE.
Il viii be a matter Of general regret
',at Mayor Harrison was unable to come
! with the party, as he llopcd to do. Mayor
Rose. OF Milwaukee, who IS along. |:
I ooked upon as presidential possibility
In the party are many of the most pro1nl
1ent business men Of Chicago. There are
few n7ilionaries along.
4 Iong-distance phone message will b.
.tnt Mayor Low, in New York, this af
,ernoon at S o'clock by Captain F. W
I cunningham, and greetings will be eH
hanged between the Mayor of New York
.ravor of Milwaukee and tue Mayor O.
Richmond.
AZ Ch triCttcsy! Ie.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
CHARLOTTES VILE, VA, Feb. T.
me Cook County Democratic Club. o
,hica go, on its journey TO Charleston, S
:. where it will be the guest Of tn
Exposition officials, reached here a llttl
,,hind schedule this evening.
In ti.e party are two hundred an
nty-1ive mtmbers of this well know!
ganization, which IS known as til
iammany OF the Windy City TIL
c, that Mayor Carter Harrison wa
IT with the tourists was a source Of II
tile disappointment to the local Demo
ats, wllo had anticipated hearing
| pecch from the dish guished We terne1
| ltereSt therefore, clntered in the mex
,rominent member of the party, Mayo
I avid a. Rose. Of Milwaukee. posslol
cindidate for the vice preSid1 n ~
The vi itors report a pleasant trip thu
far They left Cincinnati at on earl
hour this morning. reacheu duNllhstol
". va. ia time for breakfast, and er
loved a lunch on the cars just befor
crossing the line into yirginia- Th
special train. which was well provide
e for such q pilgrimage, was compose
of nine cars-one Big Four sleeper an
| eight PullmanS.
e'3AS THE COMMITTEE.
Upon arriving here, the visitors wer
met at Main-Street station by CON
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