The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-07-13

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Kline, Lieutenant b. Asussnane <. hrana ;s.,a a. ".
ant Y. a. Brand. Lieutenant I'll a.). J.
I. =. Ryan (e. a. }. Ensign Il. 1. Bitz-
gerald Y. d: }. Naval Cadet J. Haliigan,
Cadet Q, A. Ahsle, Naval Cadet 3. l..
Sneinsld 81 e.: d.. Naval Cadet W. b.
Wells te. d. }, Surgeon q. 4. ii. Harmon
Assistant Surgeon w. b. Grove. Paw
inspector !. q. Hobbs, Chaplain w. n.
Helms, Major Marines P. st. O. Muir
pny, First Lieutenant Marines w. ]
Matthews, Chief Boatswain W. L. Hill,
Gunner $. Chiles. Carpenter Il. z. kirk.
Pay Clerk y. /. Hancock.
Massachusetts-Ca Captain G. j. Train,
lieutenant Commander X. Niles lex,
OH }, Lieutenant Comm snder 4. nj.
Potts, Lieutenant Il. /. Reid (ch. ems. y.
Lieutenant j ID. Gibbons, Lieutenant S,
?; MOOD, Lieutsnant ". r. Shoemaker.
Laeutenant V. Blue. Lieutenant G. az
n. :. Ritter. Lieutenant (j g.) q, Wells
te. q. }, Naval Cadet h. u. Fsnner.
Naval Cadet II. E. Laokey, Naval Cadet
l.: Shane 70. d., Naval Cadet g. A
bissett (e. d. }, Surgeon j. G. Byrnes.
Assistant Surgeon e. j. Grow, Paymas-
ter l.. q. BogRs. Chaplain w. q. isaacs.
Captain Marines j. a. Lejeune. Boat.
swain ;. W Gardner. Acting Gunner ID.
Lyons. citing Carpenter A. Burke. Paw
Clerk b. MCCARTHY.
New Orleans-C Captain E. Lonenecker.
Lieutenant Commander W. p. DAY lex.
oih), Lieutenant Commander W. r. A I,
haoney. Lieutenant I y. Bieg, Lieuten-
ant W. j. Sears, Lieutenant r. M. Rus
sell, Lieutenant tj g) Ii. E. smith.
Ensign j. 4. Tompkins, Naval Cadet
u. :. Shaplay, Naval Cadet 4. ]. Horne.
Surgeon Il. j. b. Cordeiro, Paymaster
Il. r. Sullivan, First Lieutenant
Marines q. 5. Hatch. Acting Boatswain
son, Acting Carpenter Il. ii. Preble. paw
Clerk W. ID. Alexander.
ToDAY's PROGRAMME.
Today the New Orleans ana the Texas
may be visited in the morning and the
other four ships In the afternoon. At
half past i've o'clock the officers Of the
fleet will he taken to Peaks island by the
Board of Trade where they Will be dinsd
and afterwards attend tho theatre. In the
afternoon at half past two O'Clock the
ball mines of the Indiana and New York
will play game of ball at the PortI an d
league grounds A small admission fee
will bs charged and the game Will ba we'll
worth seeing. In the evening Captain
Taylor has notified the committee ON en-
tertainment that the fleet will give an
exhibition OF flash light drill which can
nest be seen from the harbor or from the
Eastern promenade and Caps shore.
In the afternoon ths men from the fleet
will be given a free show at the Granite
Spring theatre, Long Island.
FRIDAY THE PARADE WILL
OCCUR.
On Friday morning the parade will oo-
cur. Captain Taylor has written the
mayor that though the regulations do not
allow Of parade ON shore excepting on
occasions Of national holiday or other
great event he will land a brigade of
one thousand blue jackets and marines
on Friday for short parade rather than
difappoint the people of Portland who
are anxious % extend welcome to the
"men behind the sguhs.'' This parade
win be about an hour In dura tion.
About live hundred men composed of
militia aud other military organizations
will escort the naval brigade through the
streets Of the city. Five carriages win be-
filed with the commanding officers of the
fleet with their personal staff and Cover
nor Powers aud his staff will also partici-
pate in the parade in carriages. FAt City
ball the parade will be reviewed by the