The morning times., 1897-03-05

eraI; Gen. BENJAMIN FIagler, chief OF ord
nance; Gen. Howard Carroll. chief Of artil-
Iery; Gen Henry T. NOyes. eommissary
general: Gen. William NJ. Kirby, inspector
rifle practice; Gen. S. F. Kneeiand, judge
advocate general; Gen Warren NJ Healsy.
paynaster general. and Gen. William Henry
Hughes, quarteTmaster general
Aides Capt. n L Satterlee, Coils Albert
]. Myer, e. b Moore, jr-; n W Sackett,
l. F Doyle, jr.; Fred c. Ham, E E BrittOn,
George C. TreadweII. and Major J. E Bur
bank, U. S A
The military display presented by New
York was far in advance or anything here
tofore made at any inauguration. While
the absence of the world-renowned Sew
enth was severely felt. their loss was
compensated for by the appearance in Iins
of the following regiments, comprising ths
| national guard:
Lieut.. Col A L. Kline Company 4,
Forty-seventh Regiment, Capt. Harvey G
Lyon, Company C, Fourteenth Regiment
Capt. Thomas Hanvey; Company I, Thir.
teenth Regiment, Capt William a TurpIn,
Company K, Twenty third Regiment, Lieut..
W K. Task
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companies Of militia Company Q, First
! Regiment, Capt. B. W sullivan. and Com
pany B, second Battalion, Virginia VoIun-
teers, Capt Peter Shepherd, made up tbs
old Dominion representation
North Carolina, the Tar Heel state, was
in line with the following companies, com
prising the State Guard. Company c, First
Regiment. Capt. J. q Craw ford, Company
r Fourth
hart Company q. Fourth Regiment, Capt
W y. Caldwell, and battalion Naval Re
serves, Lieutenant Commander W. B. Nor
ton
The Newport Artillery, Col A A Bar
kcr, and the Newport Howison Naval Re
serves, who followed the North Carolina
troops, seemed TO find special favor with
the crowd, especially the fashionable set
who patronize the fashionable summer re-
sort.
The Rhode Island boys made a good
showing. despite the fact OF their small
numbers
Vermont came next. The State waI
represented by battalion, First Regiment
Col. George II. Bond. commanding; Capt
L 81. Estey, adiutant; Capt James b
Creed, quartermaSter; CaptS Frank I.
l. L
Henry c. souIe; Company x. First Recf
ment, Capt H b Fillmore; Company N,
First Regiment, Capt. c. NJ BrownelI
Company A. First Regiment; Company /.
First Regiment, Capt. J. J. Estey
Kentucky which was another State te
give its vote to the Republican candi-
dates, sent its governor, William o Brad.
ley, and the members OF his staff
The First Regiment, under the com
mand OF Col. J. B. CaStlenan, ably rep
resented the State famous in the annalI
OF history for pretty women, good whisky
and fast horses The Third Brigade was
led by Gov. Josiah Grout, Vermont. mar
shall. and Gen. T S. Peck, adjUtant gen.
eral; Gen. W Il. Gilmore, quartermaster
general; Capt. H E. Tutherly, U s. A,
assistant inspector general.
Aides-Cols- George W Doty, John O.
Clark, E. G. Osgood. Charles e. Nelson,
John A Fletcher, Erastus Baldwin, Curtis
A. Hibbard, Stewart Haskell, W Seward
Webb. Myron Nj Parker, Alberta Chandler
Charles A. Converse, John J. Warden, and
Thomas J. Hannon; Major Charles L Wood
bury.
a battalion of the First Regiment, Col.
George II. Hood commanding, followed.
Ohio, which took such pardcnable prids
In Mr.. McKinley's inauguration, followed
with Companies and G, Fifth Regiment,
Capt Charles Zimmerman; Fourteenth
Regiment, Col A B. Colt; artillery, tws
batteries.
GOV. John R Tanner, who Rode at the
head OF the Illinois division, was the re-
cipient of much applause Accompanying
him were Gen. J. N. Reese, adjutant gen
eraI; staff, Coils James B. Smith, j. R g.
Vanclave, John W. Gates, William NJ
CriIIey, Edwin Norton, william s. Eden.
Charles W. Kapp, Henry Maxwell, Charles
Z. Beyer, Earnest Feckeer, Isaac EIwoOd,
William H. Glasgow, ID wight Wiman, Frank
l.. Smith, John Lambert, Fred II. smith,
Isaac Lesem, Sargent Mcknight, Stephen
EttIer, R. T Higgins, Henry M- Hall, Ran
dolph Smith, and Warren W. Duncan, Capt.
Eben Swift, U. s. A
The Chicago Hussar Squadron, Mai. E.
Brand; Company C, Third Regiment. Capt
s. R. Blanchard; Company L, Fifth Regt-
nrcnt, Capt. E c. Viekery; Ninth Battalion,
Illinois Volunteers. Maj. ]. G. Buckner,
followed.
The showing made by the Illinois MIL
itary was most creditabIe.
Michigan's governor. H. s. Pingree. and
staff, followed the Illinois boys, while
Company C, Sixth Regiment. Capt. ~
Lapowski, of Texas. came directly after
the chief executive of Michigan
Gov. Francis NJ. Drake, OF Iowa wha
followed, was accompanied by Gen Fl.
III. Wright, adjutant general; staff, Gen.
James 7. Priestley, surgeon general; Col.
Harry Fl. Garfield, chief signal officer.
and Major William c. Wyman, military
secretary; aides. Col. j K X Thompson.
j. n. McGarraugh. E. @. Pratt, F c. Let's,