The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
''GREAT'SUCC[SS''
PRESIDENT ] D:|.|:||||
Kept tJt Running Fire Of Com
@ nlei1t From Position on
Reviewing Stand. 33
".FleHTlNo j.oE's' GREETING / i: m ]
CoWboys Amused Thcinselves#by
Lassooing People 4 Along
the Street.

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great success ii Greati And you note that
bunch, OF cowboyss oh. they are the.
boys who car, ride. It all was superb
THAT really touched me 10th heart.
.rhis was 4 the comment made by the
President TO representative of the AS
sociated Press, as he was leaving the re-
viewing stand for the White House at the
conclusion of the magnificent inaugural
parade arranged In his honor.
Presidents Lively Comment.
\ During the greater part of the review.
the President kepts,lp running fire Of
comment with Senator Bacongon various
features Of the parade ilosir1 8 not an OPP
portunity to direct ntten tion 10 tn fe q
lures which were carryln g in to efiectThiis
own Vie VS. and opinions. ~
" Presently came swln cling along ,ss IN per
feet form, II the native Porto 4; r can mill
tary tingents Turning to senator B'-
con. OF Georgia, the Preside lent remarked:
look pretty well for an op pr,lessed
people, eh Senator 7sTi5 # n
b. And then. gaside:& M K
II really shuddered slightly to-day as
/, swore to obey the Constitut And nd
then he laughed u Z ai65j Al; ass
m When the fine Filipino band, playing
the n Presidents fayorite tune. Garry
oven. passed az the head OF the F'llnino3
scouts, beautifully drilled and d iscl p Fixed.
the President gain turned to seha tor Ba Ia
con and Sremark ed III
Ger he wretched serfs dsg ulse their feels
ings admirably, Is and he. ohuckled sg-f
nlflcantly. 81 h: sas . 8
..rIwo more battlesllps.'a again said the
President as the jackie : 't3 FROM he war
vessels III Y the harbor marched By He
applauded them II onthusias tically. and
turning 70 his party, said
IL H onor for 'Whee Ter,
q 1T hose are the men who will Ehelpsllttol, !,
avert the danger OF an International ware q
And, BY: the way, one of a he new bait
ships Is ito be named South arolina's N
honor OF Legare, referring to. R Re e
tatiye Legare. y of Cha lest on, who wor ked
for. the appropriations for the: navy re-
CURED by the admlnlstra ion:
Senate Lod &c, uring 4 he s2 review
changed & his seat to one jus Is beh lind the
President, S99 Laughlngly the President
turned Sto y HIN, and said 10 hat Senator
Bacon might hear It s
@.tYou should have seem BAG on hide his
face when the Filiplnos came BY. The
slaves were ejoicing in their sha ckles. !"
n AS "a band heading the delaware MILF
larry COTtlllSeItE PtAssoeA PAAy Use
|S.'That il one 81 the best tunes II the
lot NM " q NJ
Again N " i, & one 81 the Pennsylvania
bands Rplaye d S't,r here wi be q Hot Time
In the Old Town To-night,n the President
swung himself from side to side In CON
sonar1ce with the music and 4 remarked
as he glanced down the line of Penn syl--5l
vanians coming: ss7 x 5tl
Here Is some Of that half million ma
When General joe Wheeler, the great
cavalry leader Of the Conf ederacy, pass
ed, he was given al cordial greeting, the
President claspdng his hands and shaking
them on thuslastic ally at him. ri XII
AS the anthaclte coal miners deega-
tlon passed review, bearing a great BAN
ner, inscribed Il I'VE honor the man who;
settled our. strike;,''s the President became
enthusiastic and applauded the men COR
daily. II !i5}5 5 5as 4f SIS sa. 3f
Cowboys Have Time Of Their
Life. "
III And then came Captain Seth Bullochl
and Ills bunch" OF COW punchcrs. It was
tine time OF their life and the gwere} max
Ing tho most OF It, & All 20 them know,
the President personally and as they pa IS
ed the stand they shouted to HIM wa we'd
their hats and cheered. like wild men, One
OF their number added interest to tho aoc-S
casion by lnssoing various persons along
the. route Of tho parade, Including q big
policeman, The diversion afforded him
and the spectators the greatest del ght.,
After the parade the President received,
and shook hands with tho cowboys.
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