Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-12

Lynchburg. 1926; Alpena, l.4S; Ha,teras,
nelly, Short, Giles, Birkigt, Trussen, Sey-
mour, Cow, Witt, Kavanagh, Lake, Ward
Passeno.
Eighth Precinct.
Lieut.. kenney, Sergts HARRISON and NC
Taggart; Privates Steurman, Lewis, Spier,
Kenny, Curtis, Mitchell, Howard, Hall,
Lord, kimmell. Willingham, Kelley, Muir
ply, Hauze. McCort, Mccormack, Kennedy,
Pearson, Hill, Tapscott, Martin, Shannon,
Overs, Coffin, Barbee, Barrett Stoll,
O'Brian, Stroman, keefe, Foley, Doyle.
Ninth Precinct.
Lieut.. McCathran, Sergts Wall and
Wright; Privates Mccormick Stall Yates,
knupfer. Vandwalker, O'Dea, Roberts,
Browne. Archsmbault Bradley, Gee,
Creagh. Ellsworth, Larriek, Nebb Gleason,
Wright, Rogers, Ehlers. Batson, Payne,
Browne Schultz Wheeler, Carson, Ander-
son, Johnston, Williams, Emerson, Boland,
DalryMple Vandcrschaaf, Preston.
Although so many mep are to figure in
the drill, arrangements have been made to
have the usual number of policemen on
DUTY throughout the city while it Is in pro-
gress.
The Fire Lntldfes.
The police will have the right of way in
the parade. and the fire companies will
form the second division. Chief Paris
and assistant Chiefs Belt and Kurtz will
lead this division. There will be twelve
engines and hose carriages, four trucks,
two fuel wagons and two supply wagons
in the line.
Chief Paris this morning issued an order
to the department giving instructions to
those who are to participate in the parade,
as follows:
Enfrin a
II and truck companies ID and c, fuel and
supply wagons, will assemble at No.
engine house at 2:30 o'clock sharp and
form on the north side of X street, right
resting On 18th street.
Engine companies numbered g. 4. g. 8.
10, II and truck companies and d, fuel
and supply wagons will assemble at No.
engine house at o'clock sharp and
proceed to the corner of 18th and X streets
and form on the north side of X street.
right resting on 10th street, east side
The route will be from 18th street and
pennsylvania avenue, via Pennsylvania
Executive Mansion at o'clock pm. to the
Peace monument, where the parade will
disband, and at which place ali companies
VIII return to their respective quarters
without delay.
The Chiefs Instructions.
The following instructions must be OBJ
served:
No company will leave the line without
orders from the chief engineer or one of
the assistant chief engineers
No floral or other decorations will be
permitted on men, apparatus or horses.
The department will parade in dress uni
terms, fire hats. belts. winter gray shirts.
black neckties and white gloves, for all
members except drivers and tillerman.
thelrs to be the regulation gauntlets. Driv-
IYnr,1Vy
men will wear the regulation winter IA
tigue cap.
The distances to be kept in line of march
are ten leet between hose carriage and en-
CINE and fifteen feet between compa MES.
The hose carriage will precede the. engine
IN single file, guidons TO be placed on right
side except on Nos. and 3 hose carria gas.
to be on the right.
Inc salute to be made by raising the
r1ght hand 10 the front Of hat, the men
taking the signal from the foremen. Driv-
ers and tiiieSmen will not make the salute.
Precautionary Mea.ure.
Chief Paris has also made arrangements
for the protection of property in event of
fire while the procession is moving. The
| reserve force will be under command OF
Foreman. John Sherman, who will be act
| Ing chief on this occasion. An order issued
| his morning provides for the reserve force
as follows:
Extra engine No. 9 and hose carriage
Will quarter at No. l chemical engine
house. 18th the folll wing detail. Ass,sIant
Foreman John Darlington in charge. Fire
man Conrad .Weitzel as engineer Private
Y "A. Barnes as fireman, Private J. NJ
sweeney as driver of engine. Pirate p
| McGaTy as driver of lose carriage and Pri-
vate 6. N, Rollins; all men to report at 1 80
o'clock sharp.
Extra No. 5 engine and hose carriage will
quarter at No. engine house. with the
following detail: Assistant Foreman w. F.
Lanahan In charge, Fireman G. F. Burga
as engineer, Private w. E. Boyle as fire.
man. Private P. N. Jeffries as driver Of
engine. Private A. NJ Donaldson as driver
Of hose carriage. and Private J. w. Nc
Donald; all men to report at 1870 o'clock
sharp.
Extra truck will quarter In the house
OF truck company c. with the following de-
tail: Assistant Foreman j. E. Hooper in
charge, Private j. w. Hurley as tiilerman.
Private William A. Clark as driver and. Pri-
Yates p. Gregory. A. Nelson and M. G.
Metz; the truck to be ready for service
when truck c leaves quarters; men to re.
port at 80 o'clock sharp
NO. chemical company will quarter at
No. engine house, with Private ]. A.
Sweeney in charge; to report at l 80 o. clock
sharp.
No. 2 chemical company will quarter at
No. engine house, with Assistant Fore
| man F. NJ. Smith In charge; to report at .
o'clock pm. sharp.
During the time OF the parade and until
| the return of all companies to quarters the
nearest engine and chemical company, with
the truck company. will respond to any
box alarm received.
No member of the department will be al
lowed on during the time Of the parade
When Mrs. Perham of Boston died she
was thought to be poor. but her heirs found
$4,000 in ner hustle. and in sugar bowls
old shoes. trunks and pillows bonds, bank
books and cash to the amount Of $a0,000
more was found