The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-01

Reunion
Texas. tthc Lore star stnto'') Indian
Territory and Oklahoma are We'll repre-
sentet ut tho reunion There are per.
haps 500 or . 90 1'cxnns III tho city. two
special trains having arrived Thursday
morning The ilrst to arrive was that
from! what is known at tho cotton bolt
section, arriving over tho Norfolk and
liWcstorn with nine conches (scvoi1
sleepers and two chair cnrs) containing
900 people. This train wns III charge
Of Dan Morgan. OF the Cotton Belt, amt
j. N I1urrlson, OF the Southern Rail-
way. Oh. II was tho Dallas Confederate
Guards Il drill team Of veterans, none
under sixty years of\age, and some past
seventy There are Twenty-Five n,.,tn-
bers, under commend Of Captain w. X.
Daniel, Ennd they nre drilled to ptrfec-
tion In the old wartime tactics, known
as Hardce tactics. they are uniforms
cd. and havo guns and bhyonets OF tho
wartime pattern, and 1t Is said for
tllon that ti1ey put up Il drill that Is
both pleasing and, thrilling. Respond
| Ing to the closing command OF each
exhibition, they present d feature which
thrills Will, admiration the heart of
every Southerner--a grand charge upon
tho cnemy's stronghold.
Following is tho personnel OF Dallas
Confederate Guards, with n brlef mon
ton OF their wartime commands and
present age: @
w. r. Daniel, captain, Company T.,
/ Tenth mississippi; age, sixty-tWp.
| r. j. Pullinm, first lieutenant, Thirty.
4 first Nfistlssippi Regiment; nEe, sixty
Inine. Lieutenant Pullinm was a major
| in tho Confederate pervicc.
j. II. Mathies, second lieutenant Cont
pnny Il, Eighteenth Texns Cavalry,
Armstrong; Brigade; age. siXty-f1vO.
w. NJ. Swan, first sergeant.
IA j. II. Williams, second sergeant.
j. "A. Kelley, color-benrer, Company
G. Fourth Alabama.
r. D. Chapman, Tlfty-fifth Georgia
Regiment. Company =; age, sixty-six.
4 II. c. Wallace, Company B. Fifth
Texas, Hoods Brigade; age, seventy
three.
j. b. Armstrong. Company c, Third
4 Texas Cavalry General Ross's Brigade;
age. sixty-nine.
Il w. B. Breazcale.
4 j. o. Brad1cld, Company L, First
i Texas Infantry; age sixty-four
4 II. D. Boyd. Bells Brigade, Taylor's
Company. Tcnnessee; ago. sixty-one.
j. j. Conroy, Company a, First Mary
i land; age, sixty-one.
4 j. w. Dixon, McKowen Scouts, Com
pany G., Fourth Louisiana Cavalry,
Powers's Regiment.
A. v. Drifting. Company B. Morgans
Battalion, Mississippi Cavalry, Adams s
Brigade; age, sixty two.
VIM. Lewis, Company G. First Regi-
i ment. New Orleans (La,) Infantry. Cap
tain Kent: age. sixty four.
Il II. +. Locke. Company B, Sixth Ten
nossee Infantry: age, sixty-tllrec.
u II. c. Lamar, Montgomery (Ala.)
Il Scouts; age. siSty-two.
! L. II. Perkins. Company G, Nineteenth
Arkansas, Tappan's Brigade Churchill't
Divisions; age, fifty-seven.
. r, M. Strange. Company G, Twenty.
} sixth Mississippi; age, sixty three.
W. D. scherer. Company c. Thirteenth
!. Texas, Bates's Legion; age, sixty-fcur
r. T. spivey, Company e. Forty. sixth
Georgia Regiment; age. nfty-nine.
! ". ". Stokey. Eleventh Tennessee,
:. Infantry; age. sixty
D. G.. stokey, Twelfth Kentucky Cav
airy; ge sixty.
w. B. Taylor. Third South Carolin:
Infantry. Longstreet's Corps, Arm,
Northern Virginia. Kcrshaw's Brigade
age, sixtythree.
Master Charles ]. Moore, courier
!. aged, thirteen.
, This veteran drill team came as III
special guests Of the John H. Reaga,
r Camp. United Sons OF Confederate Vet
!, crate. and G. S. A. Cha pter,l Daughter
of :hc Confcderacy.5 of Dallas, Tex. an
9 are under the personal escort O
Q Alessrs. Q. S. Swindell, Walter B. Nc
9 Adams and j. s. Pulliam, from til
s sons camp and Miss Minnie swindell.
Q as sponsor, and Miss Marguerite Kirt
ley. as sponsor OF tho Fourth Brigade
Texas Division.
II The Reagan Camp Of Sons of Dalla
t is said TO be most active orkaniza
d ton, a young camp, named for tn
d ZION. John Il. Reagan. the grand oil
n commoner, the last Of President DAVE
: Cabinet to cross over the river havi,
dlcd IN Tesas during the past year,
beautiful Floral Tribute.
The Tennessee Division, Unite
: daughters Of the Confederacy. Is to /
: represented at the unveiling OF ii
n Jefferson Davis Monument on 1rne
If by superb floral tribute. The annrl
J. pirate design is an original one, ar
g most attractive. On palm brancho
d wreath of galyx leaves is to
Is mounted, containing q lovers knot I
=. crimson lmmortelles on white groun
X carrying out the colors of the Cor
= federacy. Attached arc streamers
/. white satin ribbon. one bearing Il
81 name Of the division. The floral en-
IS ben,, with others from all the dlvi
Is ions OF the U. d. G., is to be hung {
-, the monument OF President Davis.
Naval Veteran.
= Captain A. F. Marmclstein, one
- the three survivors who saw servi
during the War between the States
i the cruiser Alabama, and the on
H survivors of those that fought on Il
cruiser Tuscaloosa, Ii In Richmol
n with his wife. and Is at the home
Mrs. r. r. Hunter, No. 2l5 East Franl
IN lin Street. Captain Marmelstcin
n from Savannah, Ga, and his wife
worry active there among the Daug
ri ters OF the Confcderacy. The 9th