The times., 1899-05-23
OPENING DAY OF THE
Big PEACE JUBILEE
Guns Boom National Salutes
at Daybreak and Noon.
Every Detail Completed for the In.
posing Military Spectacle.
The Afternoon Procession to BE Fol-
lowed by the Battle of Manila
Hny at Night.

Bny at Night.
The Peace Jubilee opens at Z oc,ock
This morning with a national salute OF
thirteen guns from Fort Myer. the Ar
senal and the gunboats Pathfinder, Sylph
and Dolphin. programme of patriotic
selections will be chimed out from the
Metropolitan Church at the same moment,
and grand chorus of steam whistles and
bells viii announce the Inauguration of
the celebration. A similar salute will be
given at noon.
The programme for today includes the
big parade Of military and naval organi-
cations this afternoon, the war spectacle
Battle of Manila" and fireworks tonight,
and band concert at the south front of
the Treasury Department.
Great preparations have been made for
the military parade, and it Isl expected
that fully 5000 men will be in line. The
participating organizations include mill
tary from many States, and very i'm
posing spectacle will be presented. The
parade will assemble at the Peace Monu-
ment at ! p. m, and the big pageant viii
move at o'clock The route will be as
follows:
Starting from Peace Monument west to
Fifteenth street, Fifteenth north to Penn
street, north in Eighteenth to H. east in
II TO Fourteenth, south in Fourteenth TO
+. east in + TO Seventh, south in Seventh
to Louisiana avenue. Dismiss.
The parade Will be reviewed by the
President, the District Commissioners
and other distinguished citizens and
guests.
The formation of the procession as
completed last night will be as follows:
Order cf the Parade.
Platoon Of police.
Gen. A c. Hawley commanding
Military stsf-Gen. Arthur Hendricks, Adju-
tant General; Capt. James L. Mock. Assistant
Adjutant General; Capt. ". ". Wright, L. 5.
A. Chief Of staff; Col. L. b. Cutler, Inspector
General: Major J. ;. Singer, Assistant Inspector
General; Col L, p. Wright, Quartermaster Cen
Aides-Iieut. James Anderson, Capt R. II. At
lir.snn. Col j. C. Baker. Major Charles A. Beat
~ Lieut.. Joseph A. Carr. Col E. L. Costin,
Lieut.. II. Il. Daugherty. Major NJ \. Dillon. Col
D. J. Foster. Capt W. 5. Faulkner, Capt Thom-
~ : Hopkins. Lieut.. William Ray Harrison, Ma
H. A. 5 Hyatt. Lieut.. s II. Jacobsen, Capt.
A. b. Jack. Capt. X. $. JACOBS, Col. Thomas
= Keller. Capt. W. 7. II. King, Capt. c. H.
Wilson, Cen. H. c. Lamb, Major X. 6, \
Love. Capt. c. G. Logan, Capt W. A. Mccoy.
Iicui, ID. b. Macleod, II. p. Marston, Ed j.
Mcekins, Lieut.. W. +. MFehling, Col. John b.
beyefs. Capt. r. l.. Miller Lieut.. p. ]. Murphy,
Capt James A. Nichols, Lieut.. V. ID. Norwood,
Lieut. W T. Old. Lieut. W. W. Parker. Major
R. II. Pratt. Capt. NJ. b. Rowe, Major William
n. Smith. Lieut.. ;. l. Stingfeld, Major +. b.
Tomb. Lieut.. W. ". Wick. Major T. J: Winter.
Civilian aides-Col. A. F. childs, Major John
s. Loud, George 7. Parker, Z. 5. Randall, b.
y. Turner, Capt. ". ". Case.
First Divisien.
Major sNisgert, L. S. 4, commanding.
Staff
Light Artillery
United States Marines.
Third United States Cavalry.
Fourth United States Volunteers Gmmunes)
Colonel Pettitt, commanding.
Carriage of honor containing General Wheeler.
Second Division.
Col. NJ Emmet Urell, L. 5. V. Commanding.
staf-Brevet Brig. Gen. Cecil Clay. L. S. v.
Adjutant General and Chief Of staff; Capt. Alfred
o. Girard, L. s V. Assistant Adiuiant General.
Mdes-Capt. Allison Nailor, ir-, W. L. /;
Sclwegler, L. 5. v; Capt. c, A. Weaver. L. :.
V: Lieut. Thomas W Power. Naval Reserves
Lieut.. Sidney Bieber, Naval Reserves.
Governor of Delaware and staff.
Battalion Of Delaware troops.
First Regiment d. c. y. C.
Second Regiment ID. c. y. G.
First Separate Battalion u. G. y. G.
District Of Columbia Naval Reserves
Chinese Naval Reserves. Philadelphia.
Maryland Naval Reserves.
Norfolk Blues.
Drtachuent Ninth United States Volunteers
Qmmunes).
Third Dfvision.
Col. Henry May, commanding
staE
First brigade-
Gen. Calvin Fanswo5,h, commanding.
Grand Army Of the Republic.
District Of Columbia Volunteers. '6l'65.
Regular Army and Navy Union.
Union tete-an Union
Union Veteran Legion.
S0rs OF Veterans.
Second brigade
Major Z L. Hawks, commanding.
Sheridan sabres
National Rifles, District OF Columbia
Spanish American veterans.
Fuller Zouavrs.
Capital City Guard.
United States Volunteers ummune), Captain
Young commanding.
Third brigade
Col John IL Gunnell. commanding.
ST. johns College Cadets
C0nzaga College Cadets.
Earyland Agricultural College Cadets.
High School Cadets.
General Hawley issued the following
general orders yesterday in connection
with the military parade:
The headquarters of the military and nayl
parade will be established the Maithy Build
ing, corner New Jersey Avenue and Street
Northwest. at ] O'Clock .. m
The first division, commanded by Major swig
rert. L. :. 4, consisting oi the United STATE
troops and Fourth United States Volunteers 0m
Inunes). viii form as follows:
The light artillery, cavalry, and marines wi
fonn On B Street, right resting on the cast sid
The Fourth United States Volunteers. Colon