The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-31
Both Messrs. Tucker and
Barr Now Thorough
ly Satisfied.
COL ONEL GRUNDY
REPRESENTS BARR
Richmond Man fo Act With
President Tucker in Planning
All Socal Entertainments.
The Two to Decide on In
Observation-Disclosures
,ss Magna1i1nous.

Especial from Staff Correspondent)
Jam sTowN ExPosITIoN
GROUNDS. August 30.-Iarmony. after
two weeks OF turmoil, prevails at the
Jamestown Exposition tonight and the
breach between President Tucker and
Director General Barr has been closed
for good and all. Friends OF these two
officers, and of the exposition as well,
labored alladay to bring about peace,
but IT was not until after s o'clock this
evening that an agreement satisfactory
TO both Mr. Tucker and Mr.. Barr was
reaehed. and this was not accomplished
until MIR. Kohlsaat had behaved most
: fniagnanimoualy and rendered his resig-
nation OF the office lately conferred
upon him. leaving the matter open for
Afrlendly and agreeable settlement.
Both Mr.. Tucker and Mr.. Barr state
That they are satisfied with the result
that has been reached. which lis In eff
feet that Mr.. Tucker remains the social
head OF the exposition. and that Mr..
Barr is allowed to name his personal
representative, wEo, together with the
president. will plan all social functions
hnd entertainments, and will. with him,
name those who are to be invited as
the guests OF the exposition. 1t need
hardly be said, however, that hereafter
the expenses OF these entertainments
will he paid by the exposition COM
pany. and not by Mr.. Tucker, as here.
tcforc has been tlie. case.
Names Colonel Grundy.
The interesting feature OF to-day.s
meeting was the appointment OF
Colonel Barton II. Grundy, of Rich
mond, as Mr. Barr's social representa-
tive and as an officer of the exposition,
Fty.l oil,
of all ceremonlals. Colonel Grundy is
especially well equipped for the duties
of his office and can count on the as
sistancee of all the officials of the ex-
position. President Tucker was espe-
cisily pleased With Mr. Bars seisc-
tion and welcomed Colonel Grundy
most heartily. telling him he would
give him the warnest support Shortly
after o'clock the following official
itatement was given out, which was
.he result of a whole days elaboration:
In order 10 remove the miscon-
ceptfon that exists concerning the
scope and purposes of t1ic order
recently issued by DircctOr-GcnernI
Barr, concerning official receptions
ana entertainments at the james,
town Exposition, and with the hope
of correcting as far as possible the
harmful results that have attended
the public discussion of this incl
uCbts .shG iulionAhb btutcmeul OI
facts Tx made:
.sIn the order of Mr.. Barr np-
pointing Mr.. lSohIsnat as his repre-
sentative mt all official receptions
and entertainments there WIS no
purpose expressed implied to
interfere In any way with the
duties and prcroEativcs of MIR.
Tucker ms the president of the
exposition company; on the con-
trary, II was not the purpose of the
order to Interfere with his status.
IT WIS, In Mr.. Barr's Judgment, de-
sirabIc. 10 insure the success of all
functions, that some person should
be appointed to look after and ar
range their details, who would re-
lieve him of such duty and be Hc-
rountabIc to him for Its performs
nncc. This publication Is made
wifi, the full assent OF Mr.. Barr
and nIr. Tucker.
tSigned)
..JOS. BRYAN,
..T. $. GARNETT,
sc. Il. LAMB,
sc. BROOKS JOHNSTON,
20. d. BATCEIELOR,
"Committec of Directors,