The times., 1899-10-03
THE STATE GOVERNORS.
Many of Them VIII TaSe Part in To-
days Ceremonies.

Governors of States, attended by their
staffs began to arrive late Saturday night
to take part in the Dewey celebration, and
when the procession began to move last
night there were no fewer than seven
States represented in the reviewing stand
Gov Edward c. Smith, of Vermont. came
in early yesterday morning and went to the
Arlington, where rooms had been reserved
for him and his staff. He was accompanied
by the following officers: Gen. Theodore
S. Peck, Gen. w. H. Gilmore, Gen. Julius
j. Estey Gen. Edward L. Bates, Col. Frank
l.. Greene, Col. Edward j. Booth. Col F. s.
Stranahan, Col. G. T. Chaffee, Col H. T.
Bingham, Col J. G. Brown, Col. Benjamin
( Hinnian, Col. c. S. Emery, Col. w. w.
Brown, and Col. C. E. Nelson.
Governor Wolcott, of Massachusetts, is
also at the Arlington with his staff They
will be with the other Governors and staffs
today in the parade. Governor Wolcott' s
staff is composed of the following officers:
Adjt. Gen. Samuel Dalton, Surg. Gen Rob
ert A. Blood, Gen. James L. Carter, Col
Gordon Dexter, Col. Henry Z. Converse
Col. Richard H. Morgan, Col Frank l.,
Locke, Col. William D. Sohier Col. John
d. Billings, Col. Roger Morgan, Sergt.
Henry d. Swayer
Governor Pingree. of Michigan and his
staff will arrive at the Arlington early this
morning.
Gov. G. w. Atkinson, of West Virginia.
and his personal staff, accompanied by
Brig. Gen. G. w. Curtin and staff. are at
Willard's Hotel. The Governors staff
with him includes Adjt Gen. c. w. APP
pleton, chief of staff; Gen Thomas e. Da-
Wis, Gen. A. c. Scherr, Col John d. Hew-
lit, and Col w. E. Crooks. Brigadier
General Curtin's staff is as follows Lieut..
Col. c. B. Kefauvre chief of staff; Major
c. c. Lewis, Major Frank NJ Thomas.
Major S. ID. Camden, Capt. NJ H Gibbens.
Capt. D. z. Hughes, and Lieut.. p. G.
Walker
Gov. Llewellyn Powers, of Maine. and
his staff are euartered at the Riggs House.
The staff accompanying the Governor Is
composed of the following: Mai Gen.
John f. Richards, Brig. Gen +. l.. Hoyt
Col. John NJ. GIidden, Lieut. Col, John ID
Printable, Col. George L. Thompson, Col.
William D. Maybury, Lieut. Col Frank X.
Stetson Major A. W. Spaulding. Col. L. n
Kendall, Col. G. A. Anthoina. Sergt. w
Pernell. tss1s
Governor Lowndes, of Maryland. arrival
at l p. m. yesterday, with the following
stan officers, and an escort consisting of
Troop A. First Brigade. Maryland National
Guard; Maj Gen. L. A. Wilmer. adiutant
general; Brig. Gen. T. F. Munford inspec
tor general: Brig. Gen. A. E. Booth, chief
of ordnance, and the following aides: Co.'s
William Griffith, s. MandeIbaum. Clarence
Hodgson. H. B. Wilcox, G. T. Hopkins. and
Ira Tyler. Troop A will be commanded
by Capt. Joseph w. Shirley The party
took quarters eat the Hotel Gordon.
Gov j. Hoge Tyler, of Virginia. and the
following staff officers arrived Yesterday
afternoon and stopped at the Metropolitan
Hotel: Col. w. o. Shelton, Col. J. Lane
Stern, Col. w. o. Moore, Col w. w. Sale
Col. S. S. Thomas, Col K E. Hartman. Col
James Mann, Col. G. S. Shakleford Col.
e. D. Cole, Col C. V. Darlington. Private
Secretary B. p. Owen.
All the Governors, accompanied by their
staffs and escorts, will participate In the
parade today.