The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-21

Dispatch, stated ,rat the reception In
Florence was the most wholesouled
and hearty that the party had had
Florence Correspondence, Charleston
News and Courier.
For the space Of abot 80 minutes
yesterday the Richmond Boosters
10s in number-were in possession OF
Spartanburs. The fact that their staJ
was Of 80 short duration was due TO
their train being late. However. they
made things lively every minute shat
they were here.
After various evolutions in the
SQUIRE. the crowd gathered arouno
the Morgan monument. where oriei
speeches were made. John WOOD. sec
rotary of the spartanburg Chamoer Oh
Commerce. welcomed the visitors 10
the CITY in his own felicitous style
and expressed regret that their stay
was TO be 50 brief.
T. N. Darlington. president OK u.
Chamber of Commerce, MADE is"
remarks, consratuiatins south caro-
lina on the growth OF its textile IN.
dus,ry. which. he predicted. "ooio
soon ou,ciass New England.
Mayor George Ainslie, the fecentis
elected chief magistrate OF Ricnnono'
,, followed Mr.. Darlington Mayor ans
lie has gray hair, but IS young ma.
and a booster ana -,
.,;a rhe Richmond Boosters did nov
-. to take away with them any
,,ade which belonged to Spartanou's
h,,, would BE- glad to have SPARTAN W
.onIe 60 to Richmond Cor anSth'i
which they were unable to obtain =,
800. He said his party represent
g.. CAPITAL Of s3:5.oeo.o6c ana ina. ~
cold everything from cakes 10
Dsstrisute soaven'rs'
,.-oe Quantities OF advertising
and reading matter wete
, sh,,sd One of the souvenir
,,.h,cb attracted much attention
49, bu,,erny attached to q pu.
-. sans OF which IL could De neSu
80 x,,ck to the clothing Q. any
,,,.-eI,- -.y throwing il at n'H--''
tsuburg Herald - R;ch-
Tn. militant nessshs al
- rommercia! supremacy narS"eu
! -, ,.e city last night 10 the h"u az.
%, strength OF more tnan TO-
n,I.,ia, special that IS oe~
roosters about the Caroii"ss -
~. from, Gastonia and points
~ou.h being met there oy -.
. ,sv. committee Of about n''.ei
,c,te.n.. who paved the way 80 -
d;ar reception which Was 20 to'iom IN
their arrival hero. ~ t". "a
station q larger compie"e"' 20 "a
80. c.,,zens extended greetings anu
H,,..x,.d that interest liz :he coH'iae
10 80. merchants from the city on Tee
I.r,.x ,h.. is peculiar 20 Shasi''
.s..- /, tedious trip through SOUS
~..oi,,a the party pulled iIto Sas
-, G o'clock HUNDREDS OF cih'
80 we're gathered 1T shc dsDo. '"eIe
-. -, IN. merchants. ani write Va.
.nor,.r xas on a siding the boos'eis
-. "a emerged .ro.s the train. 'oiioN'u
90 ,te merchants. The march
/. "a. .o Css,oaia's square rnere
49, ,,ns;,. was up.!fted TO i'.tToouee
az. ,a-.v TO tire people OF fast cay
Wsxo- aiusI.e hurricdiy explained .ne
n,r,ox.. O. the invasion. acxnowiees
I've for the party an appreciation %
,h. interest which Gss'ona Peor,'
v.rc showing IN the EXCURSION.
/. ,o,ur.,u,atsd h.msel! and toe o's'."'
ru,sncd !, ,st for which &c was spo.es'
man that the trip had efous"
back into the Old Sorfh s'a'e 49,.
|! AiusI.e was given cof.ia' 'eee'''''
by the citizens 81 "as,oH
rrtx,ne in Charlotte. the visitors
n.rrsed up West Trade street TO the
.cn,-. turning there down Sovth
r,ron "a FOURTH steps were then re-
traced ,o the Sciwyn Hotel where the
.,r,v rested for little while. prerar'
s,a-y q, the sac meeting
, Tn. auditorium Of TIE Selssn was
re,onan, 81 the hour with rharsc0'es
| :, r,cnmoods resources. Representa-
,,x. charlotte men greeted the dele
! 80. Win eethsstas0 and MARRIED COR
disIity. Il was IN hour Of ane fellow