The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-03-07


other cars represented respectively,
the Snowdrop, Crocus and Dsaodt,
Anemone, Violet and Primrose,
Buttercup and Cowslip, Tulip, Iris
and Flag, Daisy, Lily Of the Valley,
Columbine, Lily. Pink, Cora Mari.
gold ,Convolvolus and Honeysuckle,
rritons Spear, Chrysanthemum.
On Tuesday Feb. IL, Rex, the
holly King Of the Carnival and his
mystic court in gorgeous psgsantry
|of 81 thariots entered the city and
presented his people tho interesting
subject Of Quotations from Litesa.
|ture." The first chariot contained
Rex on throne of magnificent
splendor under q canopy Of oriental
design, and the second was the title
car. Each Of the Others represent.
ed ole OF the following quotations.,
A thing of beauty is JOY forever.
Abandon hope all who enter here.
On the light fantastic toe. TO Tho
victor belongs the spoils. Fine fse.
theirs make fine birds. A bevy Of
|fair Women. Between the devil
and the deep sea. Uneasy lies the
head that wears . crown. Coming
events cast their shadows before. a
Venus rising from . sea Of jst. The
Prince Of Darkness is Gentleman.
Faint heart ne'er won fair lady. IN
union there 10 strength. Tired "a.
|ture's sweet restorer, sleep. Bac-
Ichus has drowned moro men than
Neptune. The very pink OF per.
Election. She walks the water like
J q thing Of life. In this fools para-
disc he dreams delight. After vim
!, ter spring will come.
: The last parade Of the Carnival
} occurred Tuesday evening. Comus
reveled in fairyland, and marshaled
( a brilliant array Of gorgeous tab
leaux,
j. The first was Comus' car, the
. a|second the title car. Tho other
q cars represented: The fairy king
!. dom. The sea people visit Grazisl-
dla, Princess Mutinosa. Placida's
chariot. Fire son and Snow dangh.
liter. The release Of the dove. The
II golden crab. King Kojata. The
l. white wolf. Thumbhina. Fairy
J. gifts. brakes tail and his friends.
Il Heart Of Ice. The chimes Of the
,t|birds. The enchanted snakes.
Princess Sunbeam in the enchant.
y er's castle. Mothers holle. The
!. three sons Of Hall. The king OF the
10 peacocks.
al On Tuesday evening We bid fare
j. we'll to New Orleans and left for
ID Chattanooga, reaching there next
J. day about 10 O'Clock. In the after.
). noon we took car for the Chicka-
q mauga battlefield, whore General
Thomas, who in illusions to the
d events Of the struggle is often called
i the "Rock Of Chickamauga," re-
O. pelled the Confederates on Septein.
.. ber 19 and 20, 1868. We drove
Is over the grounds and viewed the
Il many monuments erected by al.
d most every state in the Union, and
Ie many Of the guns located - near q
possible on the spot on which they
Of we're at the time Of the battle
in These grounds are cared for By th'
d. government now as national park
rs Il was decided recently to station
u number OF soldiers ct this place Sol
ID the purpose Of field training.
s. Lookout mountain being near VI
e, then went up the incline road 70 th'
IL top Of it, whore the Con{sdsrate'
es we're stationed in 1863 while Thorn
IN as and the Union forces were drives
a. behind the intrsnchments at ChG
re|tanooga and were in danger q
|starving. While Sherman mNd'
di 1.-The attack in tho valley, Hooker an'
advanced to drive Oh
e |enemy from the mountain, and Of
25th Brags's army wai
lar completely routed. Il was know!
ire g the .'Battle above the Clouds.
d THE enemy were in possession Q
Missionary Ridge at the same time
H. lIt is Just east Of Lookout mourtail
he and on the other side Of the city
nix The two battles occurred Novembt
Ter ,23d and 25th, 1868.
10. There is q National cemetery .
lid Chattanooga whore many OF th
ln.lboys Of the Blue and Of the Gra!.
ue land also many Of the 6panieh
n, American war are at rest, bsstea
gh- some Of other struggles.
he After visiting al such places q
urtinterest at Chattanooga we TOOK ou
The departure homeward bound. =
reaching home, after travelling :
the|most day and . night, we toun
raj the thermometer still standing lov
sea and everything Of . frigid sepect.
'rs, ~.
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