The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-04

by. forgetting It's differences and
grievances for the moment. General Lee
reached forward from his saddle , anu
grasped the commander by the hand.
staunton, In handsome blue and white
uniforms, was with the Virginia d.
vision, and took a position by the mon
ument, taking part in the later excr-
cises. ijs53 .4
Tho "ImniortaI SIX Hundred,''' tile
COMPANY Of prisoners, who, In fancied
retaliation.W Mere exposed to the fire Of.
the ConfederatesT, for iforty-two a days
by their. captors, and who for sixty
On nraeea
found impression on the crowd. many
pressing forward osshake the old mon
by the hand as the parade, passed. The
Stonowall Brigade survivors also re-.
lceived en- ovation from tile crowd.
The Department. Of tho Army, of the
Tennessee followed the Army Of North
ern Virginia, Major-General All. West
commanding in place Of Lieutenant,
tho platform. Tennessee. Florida,
Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi Geor-.
gia and Kentucky veterans In large
numbers passed the reviewing stand,
with several bands and drum corps In
limo, and with kessnich's and the Stone
wall Bands alternat ting beside the mon
un,ent and keoping a{constant success.
sion Of Southern melody.
Spoke toslIcr.
In Delaney Camp, OF Georgia, march
led veteran with his wife, the parade
being halted While General Leo spoke
to the old lady, who had bravely stood
| the march Of the day beside her hus-
band.
The boys band. Of Memphis, at the
mead of the Tennessee veterans. and
another band of Sons Of Veterans, from
Louisville, at the head of the Kentucky
tad
enthusiasm. GenernltBennott Fl. Young
and staff, commanding the Kentucky
veterans, were received with great en-.
lthusiaSm.
i sippi was under command Of Major
! General IS, M. Van Iant commander OF
the Texas division, in place of Lou
lena REIMBURSEMENT nrdGnta W L cabell. whose ~
4 reunion. The doughty Texans who
headed this department. were a distinct
i feature OF the parade, presenting a
4 most military and warltke appearance
the OLD llint-locls muskets, ana pre-
senting In their old-stylc uniforms, tho
4 appearance of grenadiers. Following
j the Texans came the Indian Territory
i delegation, including q number OF
camps Of full-blooded Indians. who
II risked their lives in the service Of the
u .Confedcracy The Missouri. Arkansas
4 and Oklahoma divisions followed, encl
Will ils commanding Eol4icer ana STAR
and each with a sponsors, carriage
i containing party Of beautiful youne
j, ladies. The Northwestern and Pacific
!, Coast divisions the latter under com
! mand OF General Harrison, Of Los An,
L geles, completed the veteran section
. of the parade.
I. Division ot Cnrrluges.
The division OF carriages followed
:. Under the direction Of Major 4. 1
J was headed by tho members OF thu
J Jefferson Davis Monument Association
ten cnrriage-loads Of the ladies t
, whose energetic and determined devo
!, ton Is due the erection OF the Davi.
!. Monument.
Then followed tho Concentrated Me
moria! Association, Lee Camp ANVIL
airy, the United Daughtcrs Of tho Con
). Cross Drill Corps, and u number o
: sponsors for Veterans and Sons o
n Veterans.
a number OF invited guests We're j.
!, Governor Warneld. OF Maryland. ans
Hon, w. j. Bryan, or Nebraska. MI
. iiryan, who was generally reco gnize'
~ the crowd. was greeted w1th on
/, thusiastic cheers along the line Q
march the Veterans along the side
Oh walk waving huts and flags as his car
& riage passed. IL
=, The carriages n Which lam were tn tn
I drawn u? in front Of tho monulnen'
a beside General Loo and staff, while IN
+ guests of the day We're hcng escorte
/ TO the platform. Throughout the pro
q gress of tile procession "reunion bombs
y We're exploded all along tho line Q
a march, tho effect being military ~ e.
' extreme, and the explosions or "
q bombs high in tho air marking the pro
= grsss Of the head of the column. Alon
:, Franklin street every window was III
{ ed with fair faces who sang or chcere
Y as the parade passed. An ,iinmens
sides Of the streets, the whole line q
Y march being. between ednsa rows (
= pebple who were kept In eXcoll lent 81
: der by tho Richmond police, Ivy hose q!
!, duOlls work during tho day WAS 4Breatl