The morning times., 1897-03-04
WHO WAS TT?

This organization will almost certainly
take the palm for handsome appearance
in the parade today. Headed by the First
Regiment Cincinnati band, they marched
by way OF Seventh street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue to Twelfth street, and thence
TO their headquarters, No. 1929 q street
The Seventeenth United States In
fantry, from Columbus, o., under com
mand OF Capt. Dodd, with Capts- Hardy,
Thompson, and Tate, as aides, arrived at
the Maryland avenue station, early in the
afternoon. They Will be quartered at the
War Department.
The United Republican Clubs, OF Phila-
delphia, came in at the SiXth-street
station at O'Clock last evening. Their
uniforms. consisting of light hats, mackin-
toshes of the same color, and canes, were
handsome anS tasteful.
The Minneapolis FIambeau Club was
another arriving club whose handsome
| appearance aroused great admiration
among the crowds gathered at the Sixth
| street depot Their uniform is rich in
| color and design, and the seventy mem
| bers of the club will make a fine appear
ance in the line.
Among the political clubs which came
| in last evening We're the Garret HobartAs-
| sociation from Newark, y. J.; the Chicago
Republican Club, the Shenandoah Valley
| Patriotic League, the Continental Club
| from Philadelphia, and the Hudson county
delegates of New Jersey.
The Pennsylvania legislatures deIega-
Jion arrived n a special at $40.
Companies and L of the First Vir-
| ginia Volunteers arrived from Rich
mond at o1cok.
| Company of the Fourth Regiment
| Georgia Volunteers tcolored) created u
| favorable impression as they marched
out OF the Pennsylvania depot by the Sixth
! street exit.
| The organizations coming over the Penn
| sylyania Road are much smaller III number
] than in the past, but the regular passen-
| ger traffic is tremendous, and all trains
| are running much behind schedule time,
| and some OF the trains scheduled to ar
| rive late last night viii lot get in until
| this n oIning.
| The Fifth Regiment, of Baltimore, ar
| rived on the $40 train over the b & o
| The regiment is SEQ ST. org and is accom-
| panied by the Fifth Regiment Band, of
sixty pieces Its officers are. Colonel,
Frank Markoe; lieutenant colonel, K. ID.
! Coale. First BattaliOn-MajOr, Clinton
s. Riggs; Company H, captain, Charles
t AlbeIs; Company F, captain, Charles
| B. Gather; Company c, captain, Ebert
Thompson; Company NJ. captain,
! Charles s. Deichman. Second Bat
| talon Major. William D. Robinson;
Company D, captain, George D. Cole; Com
rany L, captain. John Hinckley; Company
X, captain, E. A. Munoz; Company A, cap
tain, Louis N. Rawlings Third Battalion
major, Henry II. Warfield; Company I,
captain, NJ. Lee Goldsboroueh; Company
G, captain, c. Baker Clotworthy; Company
b, captain, Charles s. Jackson; B. F. Boy,
den. Their train came in two sections.
On Indiana avenue the companies Were
formed and the entire regiment proceeded
to the city han, where they are TO hiyouaC
during the inauguration
The AIger Republican Club, of Detroit,
Mich, arrived on the Gil train over the
Baltimore and Ohio last evening The club
is 500 strong, composed of representative
young business men of Detroit. F. Ship
man is its III arching commander, the preSi-
dent being George V. Gambler. and vict
president, b. NJ. Patterson The organiza
|
of Detroit, 20 strong The boys will put
up in their cars, stationed at the New YOrl
avenue station of the baltimore and Ohio
On arriving the club proceeded to the Eb
bitt House to serenade the PreSident-elect
! Gov Pingree, of Michigan. came on the
second section of the train which carriec
the Alger Club, disembarkins at the New
York avenue station, and driving directly
to his hotel.
Among organizations which arrived a
the Baltimore and Ohio dePots, from 3 t,
10 O'Clock yesterday evening, were tn
Newport, R. l., National Reserves, Caps
town Drum Corps, Fifth Regiment, Nationa
Guard Of Ohio; Twenty-third Ohio Regi
ment, Franklin, Pa, Social Club; Reput
lican Club of Mount Pleasant, Pa, Senn
tor-elect w. E. Mason, Of Illinois. ant
party: Senator Murphy, of New York, AM
, party; TIppecanoe Club of Cleveland, IIoT
| wood Club of Unionto wn, Pa; Lincoln Clu
of Somerset, Pa; Fifth Regiment OF Mol
walk, O.; Cook County Republican Club o
, Chicago, Chippewa Falls Press Club, an
? Houghton Press Club.
, The Harmony Fire Company, of PhiI5
deIphia, reached the Baltimore and Obi
depot at 11:45 O'Clock last night Thi
organization has membership of thirt,
T | Itis one of the Oldest fire companies in tn
5 United States, having been organized Al
| gust "A, 1884, since which date it Ia
been in continuous active service
, The members are ali grizzled veteran
! | Of the fire brigade, and both in thei
own field, the Twenty-siNth ward of til
city, and in the town at large, cOur
their victories over the fiery element b
scores. They bring their hose -carrias
with them as a silent witness to the
T. deeds of yalor.
|. The officers of the company are; Chi,
marshal, Thomas Kelly; assistant ma
; shals, William Macauley, George Brunne
! V Ferguson, William Smith, and Samu
r MeReynolds.
Other arrivals OF people well known
S Washington social circles are Mrs. B.
! Coston, widow of Capt CoSton, U. S. A
Mrs. McMurdy, widow of the Rev. DR.. NJ
? Murdy, and Mrs. Henry T. Shedding, wi
| of Paymaster SHIELDING. all OF whom a
. stopping at the Colonial.