The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
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3ls SEVENTH SQUAD.
1,agh r. Pnre. Milton e. NIarcuse,
n m Is, MYERS. Jr., John A. Hutcheson.
B EIGHTH SQUAD.
L. G. Younger, Dr. G, Baughinrah' t'
o. III Berry 3. s. Forbes.
Alex, fC. Brown, Ir Muscoe II. Garnet
NINTH SQUAD.
]. Stewart Bryan, Waller Holiday
John w. Gordon, M. dec. Hobson,
~, G. " Corley. 55 III Thomas .Atkirpon,
Allen Potts.
The Carriages.
Behind the escort VIII come the Presi-
dent and his party and the City council
{ lii carriages.
Twenty-one carriages VIII ne IN i'l'e as
follows. tTf
first President, Secretary Loeb, Gov
ernor and Mayor. CNotc-Alr. Tyree on
box with driven.
secoend-General Rxey, Mr.. Latta. Mr..
Sloan (three only. $
Third-Mr. Greenway, MIR. McIlhenny.s
Mr.. Thomas n. Page, and Chairman Cur'
It's. IA III B. al
Fourth-Nrr Brown. Mr.. NIcGraw, Mr..
Grundy and Mr.. IF Peters,
Tifth-Mr Coleman, Mr., Hazard, MIR.
Lamb and Mr.. Turpin.
Sxth-AIr. Clarke, Mr.. Strohmeyer, MT,
Spence and Y Mr.85 olard. ss5a a RE-
seventh r, Dabney, Mr. Pollock, Mr.,
5Hobson. and Mr.GWeil
Eiglith-Mr. Wood. Mr.. Mills, Mr. Rus
kell, and Mr.. ALI. Fl. Mcdowell.
lNint1-Reserved 8 Carriage - Senator
Martin and Senator Daniel.
Tenth-Reserved.
SCoUNcILMEN AND CLERKS.
Eeventh-W. n. Adams, Fl. p Beck,
A. w. Bennett, a. B. Blair
Twelfth-R. Burton, s. II. Cottrell,
P. II. Donahoe, w. J. Gilman.
Thrteenth-N1arx Gunst John NJ.
Mann, p. IT, August, Ro. G. REYNOLDS.
.Fourteentn-J. l.. sntterfle!d, Louis
Washer, NJ. f. Seny, llmmermann.
lTifteenth--W. T. Atkins, G. l.. Batkdns.
! c. P. Davis, ]. r. Cannon.
Sixteenth. c. Dickerson, ]. b. Don
levey, T. II. Elicit, T. II. FERGUSON.
1 Scventeenth-F. H.. CARRIER, IL o.
Gates, H. G. Glenn, w. T.. Griggs.
Elghteenth-John r. Grimes Harry
| Huber, l.. p. Lea, ]. ], Lynch.
Nlneteenth-Thomas w. McCaw, Z. W.
Miner, W. w. Morton.
Twentieth-,W. T. Richardson, II. w.
Stein, Jacob Umlauf John T. West,
rwenty-first--E. G. williams, c. Il.
Wiltshire j. S. WOODBURY.. 81
The Presidents carriage to be at the
| Mayors residence, No 1909 Park Avenue,
at II o'clock A. NJ. The Reception Cons
! p1ittees carriages from No. to 8, inclu-
| give to report to the east side Of City
Hall, Eleventh Street entrance at II
O'Clock A. NJ. Carriages Nos. %, 49, and q,
! NO. II to q, incluslve to assemble at the
Tenth Street entrance, City Hal, at II
o'clock A. NJ. Carriages No, go 90, and q,
4 to assemble at the Jefferson Hotel at II
!, O'Clock a. M. for congressman and SEN
! atorS,
The Speaking.
Arrived at the Capitol Square after fol-
lowing the route indicated, the president
Will proceed through the gate at Ninth
| and Grace Streets to the Executive @A va
sion, After spending O. few moments here
he will return through he gaze, pass
down Ninth Street 10 Bank, along laanR
to the gate at Tenth and Bank, ant
through this gate to the speakers stand
now being erected over the fountain, Tn
party is due to arrive here Mt ! T, NJ
JTpon the stand besides the Presiden
and his party will be the Reception Com
mittee. the members of the city Councll
the specinlly invited guests and the rep
resentatiyes OF the press. Mayor NC
Carthy. will present Governor Montague
who. III turn will Introduce the president
The speech of the President Is expecte
ia last about three-Quarters Of an houl
Immediately after the speaking the IN
Of march will be taken UP again pro
ceed,ng along the route copereo ~ ~
statement printed above
The Luncheon,
n.y. luncheon at the Masonic Temp
s is expected to begin at O'CLOCK, an
to last about two hours. Four hundre
people viii be present, Including the ger
tlemens escort and the members OF n
H CITY Council The list OF those invite
lis guarded with great care, but u
known TO consist Of the most prominer
business and professional men OF Rscf
mond. A number OF ministers OF IN
gospel will be present. Mr., Thomas Ne
son Page, the famous author who Is
close personal friend of Mr.. Rooseyel
failed to catch the steamer on which h
expected to go abroad and has Write
that he viii be present at the luncheo
to which he was invited An invltatto
has also been extended TO Mr.. Normo
! Hapgood, the distinguished Gator Of 20
!, ler's Weekly, who comes to Richmor
. to write an accoun, Of the visit OF q
President for his paper
Plans already comrleted make II plai
J that the luncheon will he the most bril-
: limit affair Of is kind ever seen hert
I There will be thirteen tables Thirty-si
n hundred pieces Of silverware Will p
!, used The building will be splenddl