The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-15
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Great RECEPTION
Given CADETS
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dincd at the Kirkwood Restaurant, below
Twelfth Street and two at the rcstau-s
rant at Eighth and Main Streets, and
wero again at the station where ranks
were broken and the reception on. The addl--
ton of two hundred and fifty cadets to
the crowd in tho waiting-room made the
scene an animated one and an inspira-
ton to the cadets who go to Exposition
to represent one OF Virginia's greatest
educational institutions.
CORPS IN FIND CONDITION.
The special train, which arrived at $3.50
o'clock over the James River Division of
the Chesapeake and Ohio, was composed
OF nine coaches and Pullman, and had
on board five companies, Of cadets, under
command Of Major Harry c. Ford. OF
Major Ford's personal staff there were on
board Captain stcckdell, Captain Mar
shall, Captain Hyatt and Captain Cabell.
Captains in command of the companies
were: Captain Johnson, Company A; Cap
tain Wise, Company B; Captain Tilley,
Company c.; Captain Rown, Company d.;
Captain jackson, Company E. Adiutant
Forbes. Quartermaster Ge!ger and Sur
geon Major Howard are with the party.
Among those accompanying the cadets
are: Colonel and Mrs. Nickols, MesSrs..
Fulton and Roller, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore,
Of Lexington. The impromptu reception
al the station was brought to close at
IL O. clock by the blast Of the bugle and
fifteen minutes later the long train lined
with yelling cadets, Haunting colors and
caps from every window, pulled slowly out
for the Southern trip, running as the
second section Of No. IS over the Atlantic
Coast Line.
BAND PLAYS DIXIE.
Above the tumult Of yells and calls, the
strains Of Dixie by the cadets was the
last farewell which died upon the ears
Of the girls they left behind The train
will arrive in Charleston to-day about
noon and the cadets will go into camp at
once, to remain a week at the EXPOSE
ton.
GOVERNOR LEAVES TONIGHT.
Governor Montague and party will
leave for Charleston tonight about {
o'clock over the Atlantic Coast Line.
Their special train will consist of three
private cars, and will be run as the sec
ond section of train No. 3d. The train
will leave from the Byrd-Street Station,
and will follow the first section closely
Those who will be in the Governors
party are: -.
Governor and Mrs. Montague. Miss Gay
Montag que Mrs. Landon c.. Berkeley, of
Danville: Mrs. r. B. Davis. Of Peters
burg; Miss Irene Fitzgerald, of Richmond;
Colonel and Mrs. Mann S. Valentine, Of
Richmond: Colonel Sidney 5Sheltman, Of
Montgomery county; Colonel H. II. 2Ba-
| ker, OF Winchester; Colonel and Mrs.
Robert N. Harper. OF Washington; Col
| st. John G.. Goode, of Mecklenburg; Col
onel and Mrs. Henry Easley, of Halifax;
| Colonel and hrs J.. C. Watson, .,&of
Abingdon; Colonel Robert E. Lee, 5Jr., of
Fairfax; Colonel and Mrs. Barton IT.
Grundy of Richmond Colonel L. w.
Lane, Jr., Of Williamsburg; Colonel 10
Lane Stern, Of Richmond: Hon.. Eppa
Hunton, Jr, of Richmond: Hon. r. Wal
ton Moore of Fauquier; NIr. D.; "A. Ritch-
| lie, OF Richmond "a
BIG TIAIE EXPECTED.
Virginia. Day at Charleston is to-mor-
row, and 1t promises to be grand
success. The great New York building
will be used by the Governors party, aud
large number Of Virginians are ex-
4 pectedj to be present. Governor Montague
! is expected TO make an address, and the
| military, consisting #of two companies of
the SEVENTEEN Regiment, q the Virginia
Military Institute cadets and the Month
i cello Guards, will no doubt attract much
Il attention.
The local military left over the Southern
/ Sunday: night and the cadets left last
might. They will meet Governor Nlonta-
gue's party at the train o-morrow. am,
! will act as a special escort to His Ex-
i cellency: Z
The Governors party will be in charge
OF Colonel Barton II. Grnndy, and the
i cars inswhfch the trip will be made will
$50