The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-20
MARCHED IN LEES HONOR.
Troops Parade With Full Ranks In
Memory Of The ChiCitlil.

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The military parade YESTERDAY after
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d -ai-e ..- ..i-Ha..i-
and Tho zhoulu- made was E0-s Ea-- fae-
tory from a military. --.r#.-..- Tho
SCUM Broad s.Frs ~ -'i o-9eN
The line was iarue. ir ruo following
order. The --.- -.-.-...-.- infantry Mai
1- ''' marrow TOO. 7aNt"-
nah volunteer guards battalion. COT VIII
lam GarrarI. eommar4Irr. tre Chatham
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ans the ''@'i-.a ii'7-ai7. 'Ar.. heIFne
Gordon, c1mm3nd.rE Lieut. col. Peter
Reilly was fu corro-ar4 80 cha b,..,4.
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me "l "a'l8I.'A OF iH- reg maHl was
commando Dog Capt John Fiauuery. ana
the second battalion bv 2IaI A. +. Law
uon Jr
AUG regiment mace Ane snow =, aIl
SIX OF the companies being ln line. the
majority with flr ranks Tho Cadets
rada tbo .....-...,,.- .i
seN'hlS-'"p mon ana officers in attend
ance. The company was divided into two
companies. Capt Brooks commanding tho
nrst company and Lieut. Mel the second.
Owing 90 the absence OF Capt GalIard.
a1Jutant OF the first regiment. by reason
or mis- accident. Capt. John T.. Roman
quartermaster was detailed as brigade
adJutant. AdJutant W. IT, Dixon. of the
1rst battalion. as reEmontal adjutaut
ana Lieut. =. +. Gleason. of the Irish
Jasper Greens, ass aijutant of the battal-
aon- The oglethorpe Light infantry and
me republican Blues appeared for the
NrsL TINE on parade In their new rcgula-
ZION state uniforms. Tho Cadets and
Vhe Fooler Light Infantry have been
S4ulppsd Win TINS uniform for some
tine. Inc Greens and the German Vol
unteeIs have uniforms very similar To-
aIpedTdhce 70 me regulation so that the
"hole regiment is practically uniformed
aIihe- Inc erect is very much better
man "hen each company had different
UNI form.
ne Huards battalion showed mp well
W. Wien us Iour companies Company A led
the battalion with an attendance of for
~ - SIX oIllceIs ana men. The lire of march
a. ION SCUM Broad 10 Bull street,
- co ou!l On me west side Of the squares.
: - tH9'oA, 20 braEton' 10 the park eX-
As soon as the Hno was formed
-. ~ tension me parade was dis
.i'isseu' ana the various commands were
a ll cHaIse OF by thelr commanders.
many Of the men in line We're under
ne impression mat the parade would
oe % snort uurntlon' but they We're
sl's 'liieu 10 disappointment The battal-
aon commanders took charge Of their com
1ua4iu9' anu pIoceeded 10 exercise them
~ tHe pal1dIloh arm. II was the best
SnanCe the natlahon commanders have
haa 10 DO TINS for some time. and they
maze good use of IL. Majs. Karow and
11aWtoh put their battahons through
moro. thor0ugh arm Tor about an hour, after
" hich there was IGu dress parade Of
me regiment with the regimental band.
an the movements or the dress parade
peins Iuily gone through with. This fea-
tuIe proved very interesting TO the large
crowd one Of the prettiest features Of
the evening was the saber drill and eVo-
iuuons by the Hussars- which held the at
lehuon OF the crowd for some time. Col
tGarrard put the Guards through over an
hour drllI IN the battalion movements.
Col Garrard said, on taking
charge of the battalion at
not feeling well 0a and wonI MA mo ne was was
he battaiio, tbro,,.-,, - - ~ pu'
The bows saw tboy Vim ind new moments nom,
state of col ctarr,,.3t. b,.1t, -
before COM an, on rarad le''i'i' hereafter
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raa h'e ba a5erig we Papa@e sTound the
~ 49,, t,r ~ pa aug, ilarch
to the armory. The company marched
In four platoons, and made splendid
showing. The Cadets were heartily ap-
plauded as they passed the armories of
the Hussars and the Guards.
The holiday was observed by the banks
the board of trade, the cotton exchange.
and the city exchange and court house
o on Ra t Hsfy aftaT T business ao was done
80 - -. W., oi1 even
.itL,, ,''l. 41l'e hoilaay APP
- q - ~ 10 we lact lhat
saiI atores KEN @ on 9e,uIuay' the re-
a ~, - - as ual'
ne io,lo% ,ils ue'ii,a ga 10 me ogle-
~ PC ~ ii.s ga coat OF gray
of one Of the members Of the company:
Shall we discard it? the old coat of grave
Fond memories around it grows d 6i aS
each day
Though sober in hue and faded and
worn
We love it for its value all tattered and
torn.
In war, when the battle ragged hercelv all