The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-13
KEEN INTEREST IN
CAROLINA WEEK
Great Activity iii Official Circles
in Raleigh Preparatory to
Governors Leaving.
WILL WELCOME EVERY ONE.
Governor and Mrs. Glenn Will
BE Glad to Receive All Corners
at Carolina Blilding.
tspcciar 10 The Times-Diypatch,,

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
RALEIGH, N. c.. August 12.-Intef-
est at the State cap!tal and throughout
this state cl..,sas now in the ccreWo-
malls that are to characterize Moth
Carolina. week at re Jamestown Expo I
eition. The representation of State (
ofiicnldom and the military forces nf
the State will be complete and many
thousands OF North Carolinians viii
pour into the great exposition trom
every quarter OF the state.
In the State Offices clerks and officials
are busy getting affairs in such condi-
ton that the heads Of departments, and |
in many instances the chief and some
of the assistant clerks, can spend att
least a portion OF the week at James I
town.
The movement OF the military. Sea-
ond and Third regiments, or the IN |
position. began this morning the start
by the Raleigh companies being at 2l5l
A. NJ. and the other companies IT
each regiment starting in time TO put
them in jamestown during the after
noon and evening.
Governor Glenn and personal AMI
general staff will leave Raleigh 20
morrow morning a 10:45. and arrive
in Norfolk at $40. Escorted BY n dsin-
the party Will proceed TO their hotel
In Norfolk. where they Will be INC
guests of the society. The party .,il
consist Of the following:
Governor Robert Broadnsx Clean.
commander In chief.
6rgadicr- General Thos r. Robert.
son, chief of staff
Personal staff OF tho commander in
chief: Col. a II. Arlington. Col. Chas.
T. oh III
erson, High Point; Col +. G. James.
Greenville; Col. Jno. s. Cunningham.
Cunningham; Col. Jno. l.. Cobb. Lincoln
ton; Col. w. ID. Pollock, Kins,on: col.
D. l.. Ward New Bern
ne Following from the general staff
Col. Alfred Williams. Raleigh; Major
y r. cannon. --lbemarIe. Major c. II.
. sa,l, Raleigh Lt.-col. Thos. strias-
held. Waynesviile; Colomon GalIsrt,
Rntherfordton: --e-Col. Fred j. C5x.
Madeshoro; HIajor Jno. II. Andrews.
lsaleish; Col j. l.. Ludlow Winston:.
Col. Geo. l., Petersen, Clinton; Lt.:r,l
Geo +. l4ankins. Lexington; Col, ID. M.
Hooses, Ashcville: Lt.-Col T. L. kirk
patrick. Charlotte; Col. Robert S
aoung Concord. Lt.-Col. Baxter r.
Hunter, Kings Mountain.
Official Band
The official band for the North ca.,.
III. snh Week ceremonioi will be by he
ai!iln hegi nent Eand of Raleigh 1t
.oiisists OF tilirty-hve musicians and IS
one OF the best drilled military banIs
in the whole South,
Ihis band has been practscfnr faith.
1uliy for several months preparatory
Tor his service during North caroli,.
week. and the highest success is sure
to be scored. Captain W. II. Moodv
chief clerk in the State Treasrv IS
an charge of the band. being also can.
IAN IN command of Company g. Third
.vsitleht Ralelsh. known as the OAK
City Guards.
The director in charge of. tho ba,a
is Professor Gustav Gagedorn. con.
ductor. He has been III charge for
about one year, and has brought tho
organization up to a wonderful degree
of perfection. The band was or
Eanized June 49, 1905. and during that
time there have been only four changes
in the personnel, one OF these being
occasioned by death OF member.
Glenn Confident.
Governor Glenn expressed himself
q this morning as confident that success
VIII attend every detail OF the pro-
gram for North Caroline week, and
that the attendance from every part of
the State will be In the highest degree
creditable.
IIe js vel, n;ea sea ,.,,h tlo
ments for tho mo,amon+ o,d anca -, !,
1nent of the State militia and with
the program as arranged by tho North
nosit,on far the wants ~ M Vel,
He viii he ioined ~ he North caro-.
lima building Tuesdav hv Mrs clam
and Miss Rehelah Who have been IN
Tennessee for several weeks and arc
now spendinr !, few dnvs In Wash.