Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-30

at 11:15 a. m. At a given signal a pla-
toon of police advanced, clearing away
the crowds that overf1owed into me
street. Some little distance before on
bay horse, came Maj. Gen. Charles F.
Roe, followed by his staff. Then came
Sousa's band playing a spirited air and
behind it was battalion of sailors from
the Olympia. Then followed carriages
containing Dewey. by whose side was
sea ted the mayor of the city. In response
to the cheers of thousands of spectators
the admiral bowed right and left and ap-
peared greatly pleased at the warmth of
his reception.
All details concerning the great land
parade have been settled. The route has
been gone over 100 times on paper by the
committee in charge. Every detail Of
military, naval and civic etiquette had to
be carefully weighed before the formation
was announced. Dewey remembers the
men behind the guns and it was his wish
the sailors of the Olympia will have the
post Of honor at the head of the column
tn today's parade on land. Lieutenant
Commander George P. Colcocoress will
be in command. The admiral himself
will follow the fighting men he so much
admires in the first of the carriages for
guests and their escorts. He will ride
with Mayor Van Wyck. Among Ad-
miral Dewey's captains who will follow
him are Captain Joseph B. Coghlan. AZ
ter his recent experience as an after din
ner speaker, the reception of Captain
Coghlan will be interesting to note. Cap
tain Coghlan will be accompanied by Cap
tain Frank Wildes. Captain S. p. Lam
berton, N. B. Dyer, Asa Walker and
Commander E. p. Wood will occupy the
third and fourth carriages. The per-
sonal staff Of Admiral Dewey. including
Lieutenant T. NJ Brumby, Lieutenant w.
H. Caldwell, Lieutenant Commander A..
G. Hodgson and Ensign A. P. Scott will
follow in carriages two abreast.
Rear Admiral H. L. Howison, accom-
panied by Randolph Guggenheimer, pres
ident of the council, will ride in the
seventh carriage, followed by his per-
sonal staff. Rear Admiral William r.
Sampson, commander of the north Allan
tic squadron, will be found in the ninth
carriage with Thomas F. Woods presi-
dent Of the board of aldermen. The COM
manding officers of Admiral SIMPSONS
fleet and the admiral's staff officers will
ride in eight carriages, two abreast.
With Rear Admiral John w. Philip, COM
mandant Of the New York navy yard,
will ride st. Clair McKelway and Com
nhander j. D. Kelly. The other officers
of the Olympia and the north Atlantic
squadron will follow in 12 carriages.
Little Delaware will lead the states rep-
ressnted by theii. governor. z. w. Tun-
nell, vernon NJ. Davis and David A.
Boody compose the party. There will
be no carriages in the line for New York
state officials. Among the other state ex-
ecutives who will ride in carriages are
Governor William A. Stone of Pennsyl-
vania, Governor Foster M. VOORHEES, of
New Jersey, Governor B. MacSweeney of
South Carolina, Governor Russell of
North Carolina. Governor Elisha Dyer of
Rhode Island Governor Benton Mcmillan
of Tennessee, Governor A. S. Bushnell
of Ohio, Governor Geer of Oregon, Gov
ernor George w. Atkinson of West Vir-
ginia, Governor De Forest Richards of
and Governor Heber NJ. Wells
of Utah.
Major Gen'l Nelson A. Miles with an
aide, with former Governor Levi p. Nor
will follow the governors of the states.
After General Miles carriage will ride
Major General Wesley Merritt and aide,
with W. w. Foster and John c. Cal.
houn. There has been no dissatisfac-
tion expressed by Rear Admiral w. S.
Schley, although his position is in the
rear end of the line of carriages. His
Will be Rear Admiral Joseph
N Miller and William Berry. In car
riage near Admiral Schley will ride Rich
ard Croker. Mr.. Croker rides in a car
Of the special reception committee. His
associates in the line will be Senator c.
M. Depew and former Assistant Score
tary of the Navy VIM. McAdoo The
assembly will follow in car
rTaaes.
One of the most imposing parts of ths
parade will undoubtedly be the naval
Brigade of the north Atlantic squadron.
The well formed lines of sailor boys will
make column nearly a mile long. There
viii be seven battalions, Captain Charles
M Thomas commanding. The United
States marines. under Major Paul ST.
Clair Murphy. will have the right of line
Df the naval brigade. The sailors of the
New York under Lieutenant Commander
W. Potter, will follow forming the second
battalion. The jackies of the Texas In
diana, Massachusetts, Brooklyn and
Lancaster will all be in line under their
lieutenant commanders.
Colonel John l. Rogers, of the Fifth
United States artillery will command the