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Given mp by -Four Doctors.

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STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.

Insurance Department.
]. l.. c. Campbell, Commissioner Of In.
surance. Of the State Of South Dakota. do
hereby certify that the above il a true copy
OF the original statement now on file in this
Office.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal OF this ofice
at Pierre. this 18th day of February, 1899.
1Seal.1 J.. G. CAMPBELL,
Commissioner Of Insurance.
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DISBURSEMENTS DURING YEAR,

Losses and claims detailed
schedule fled) ...... .....$ l07, 742. 10
Assessments paid from ma
turity fund ...... ....... 3S5.43
For surrender values ....... 2,279.66
Commissions and fees retained
by or paid or allowed to
agents on account of fees
and dues ...... .......... 5o,4o7.34
Commissions paid or allow.
ed for collecting assess.
ments -. 49,. ........... 6,64o.7,o
Salaries of managers and
agents not paid by com
missions 49,. .......... 1850
Salaries of officers: other
compensation of officers go. 100000
Salaries and other compen.
sation of Office employees. 5,960.o5
Medical examiners fees
whether paid direct by
members or otherwise 49,. 8,l65.0o
Rent. taxes, Advertising and
printing -. . ........ e,6asO u
AL other items -. ....... 2O,253.30
--
Total disbursements .....S 23S, 2So.9l
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SOHullIOn t0At
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uoos. ! re. constantly going TO zee q physicisu
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CONTINGENT MORTTARY ASSETS
tOR KESOURCES.O

State 0; Minnesota. county 0: lIennepin,
.. DR.. j. F. Force. president, and c.. f.
Force secretary OF the Northwestern Life
association being duly sworn. depose and
say that the foregoing is a full. true and
correct statement of the affairs ~ sAid
company; and they are the above described
officers OF said insurance company.
DIR. !. +. FORCE. President.
G. +. FORCE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 9th day Of February, 1899.
[Seal.l
JESSE VAN NALKENBTRG.
Notary Public.
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Az the season Of the: year when man.
monla, la grippe, sore throat, couahs.
coloe. catarrh, bronchitis and I'M
!ronoIes are to b gusrded sgainst. noth.
ING "ie . line substitute" will "snsvs,
me purpose" or is '.just % good" A. on
M!nves Cough Cure. That = ~ ~
rntslhote remedy for ali lung. throat 4,
eneochaas tfoubles, insist vieorouait M.
% you. ~
>3JS Cook / OD.s.
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The only way to cure constipation is
to remove the cause. That CAD be done
by taking Rocky . Mountain Tea, the
only absolute cure. IS cents.
FRANK SMITH.
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REACH NEW YORK TUESDAY

Soumsn's sails From santiago with
seven Hundred Bodies ON Hoard.
WASHINGTON. March 25.--The Ron.
mania has sailed from Santiago with
the remains Of 554 soldiers who were
killed or died in Cuba and 100 from
Porto Rico. The Roumania will arrive
IN New York on Tuesday, where ar.
rangements will he made to send the
remains OF soldiers to their former
homes, where requested. Where mo
requests are made or. the remains are
unknown they will be sent to the Ar.
lington National cemetery. A salute
Will be fired from Governors island
when the Roumania arrives. i.
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]. Sheer, Sedalis, Mo-, conductor on
electric street car line, writes that his
little daughter was very low with Group,
and her life saved after oil physicians
bad failed, only BY using One Minute
Cough Cure.
sCo0K & ODxE.
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INCOME DURING E A

DChING TEAK,
Assessments: mortuary SILL.
853.42; expense. $ll6, 5l6.74
and reserve 1884, 423. 90 ......$ 20. 794.l2
Medical examiners fees paid
by applicant 80. 10000. 6.6sS.C co
Total paid by MEMBERS. .$ 260, 432. II
Interest, rent -. ..:...:...$ 7,249.26
Cash received from all other
sources, viz go. .......... 5000
Total income ........ .....S 277. O4O. SO
Total net resources ........ sol .765.7l
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BALANCE SHEET.

Amount Of net or invested a.
sets December 81 Of previ-
Gus year go. ..............$ "a, 1858
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DEs MONIES, H., March 25.-promi.
nent dairymen Of lows, in session here
resolved to demand q reduction r.
freight rates on dairy products and an.
pointed . committee to present the
matter to the various traffic associa,
uons competent to deal with it.
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Ii Hung Chang IN owe .~x~....

FsSIN. March %. 1t is learned on
goon authority that Ii Hung Chang is
again upon the point of returning to
power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-02

miral n. H. F'arquhar. L. Harvey Finney.
il, Commander John d. Ford, L. S.
r. Nm ns a%roira1 s sn1y Dr. Il D. Fry
$. N; DR.. Robert Fletcher. L. s. A.
Captain %. d. Gailard L. S. A; Henry
Gannett. Frank S. Cannon. Lieut.. Col. f.
a. Darlington, L. S. A: Louis Garthe Car
dinal j. Gibbons. Major G. c. Goodloe. U.
S. A: General A. W. Greeiy, chief signal
officer: Bernard r. Green, DIR. L. II. Green,
I. S n; Rear Admiral James A. Greer,
Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi. U. S. N;
Alfred S. Gillett, f. W. Hackett. Geo. f.
Hamilton Professor William Hardness, J.
b. Harlow, civil service commission; w r.
Harris. bureau of education; Percy S.
heath, ASSISTANT postmaster general; j. b.
Henderson, jr.. II. A Herbert Bneer Her
mann. general land office; Brigadier General
Chas. Haywood. L. s. NJ c.; Lieut. Col F.
II. Harrington, L. s. NJ. c.; Rear Admiral
Philip IliChbnrn. DIR. d. Percy Hickling
Rear Admiral F. ]. Higginson, David j.
Hill, assistant secretary of state: w. c.
Hill. Robert Hinc,<ley. Captain d. B. Hodg-
SON Archibald Hopkins, W B. Howell. as
m-ral Henry L. Howison. L. S. N. COM
handing S. y. station; Major r. L. Hoxie,
L S. A. Henry NJ Hoyt, assistant attor-
ney general F. W. Huidekoper Com
Hurst. Frank ID. Hustler Major W. 2. Hulk
ford, DR.. Franck Hyatt. Rear Admiral
Aaron r. HuGhes. L. S. N; Captain Theo
F Jewell, l. 5. n: T. r. Jones. Claude M.
commissioner Of Indian affairs: Rear Ad-
m.ral Jas. f.. Jouett L. S. N; John A.
kasson Col. S. c. Kellogg, L. S. NJ c.
Rear Admiral kempff. Rear Admiral A. s.
Kenny. S. /. kimball. Lieut. Com VIM w
kimball, L. S. N: NJ. \. Knapp S. p
Langley, secretary Smithsonian Institution ::
Philip +. Larner. Major c. II. Lauchheimer
L. s NJ. c.; Il. w. Layton. Blair Lee Rob-
ert +. Lee, jr., Captain S. c. Lem,y U. S.
n; Er.gadier General G.. n. Lieber, L. S.
T.; Commander Leavitt Logan, L. s. N:
captain Edwin Longnecker, L. S. N: Gen
eral James LongsIreet. DR.. +. d. Loring
General NJ. !. Ludinston. L. S. A: Judson
". Lyons, Comma nder VIM. r. Mayo L..
S. N. H. r. +. Macfarlard DR.. G. l.. Ma
sruder. William l.. Marsh, II. s. Matthews,
w. T. Mattingly w. A. Maury. Command
er Washburn Maynard. L. S. N: Judge J..
X. McCammon, Edward L. McCauley.
Rear Admiral A. H. Mccormick. U. S. N:
DIR. 4. l.. Mcdonald Alexander Mcdowell.
w. j. MCGEE. J. Nota McGin, Nathaniel
Mckay, David r. Mckee, J. H. Mckenney,
clerk United States Supreme Court; Lieut..
Com. Frederic Mclean. L. S. N: Daniel
McMurtr.e. medical director. L. s. N: Rear
Admiral F. V. McNair George d. Meikle-
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4 siPI.AL TRAIN.
Escort Leaves to Firing the Great Adj
m;rui to Aasl,ington.


The sumptuous train rendered by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company to convey
the representatives of the national govern
ment and the citizens of the District to
New York to escort Admiral Dewey to
Washington pulled out of the PennSyiva-
ria station at I: 30 O'Clock this morning. 1t
consisted of a combined smoking and par
lor car, three drawing room and d
dining car. 1t was equipped in the most
approved modern style and in the way of
creature comforts there was nothing the
most fastidious taste could seek without
being satisfied. The party leaving Wash
ington consisted of W. V. Cox. vice chair
man, general committee; ". p Van Wickle,
secretary, general committee: r. Ross Per-
ry, chairman reception committee; Rear
Admiral a. S. Crownnshield, Rear Admiral
r. b Bradford, Rear Admiral w X. Van
Reypen, Rear Admiral George w. Melville,
Rear Admiral Charles O'Neil, Rear Admiral
NJ. T. Endicott, Brig. Gen. Charles Hey
wood, Capt. S. c. Lemley, John Addison
Porter, j. E. Boyd. Z. s. Heath, Thomas
Ryan, a, A. Adee, E. II. Roberts, John b.
Wight, Col Andrew GeddeS, Commodore
Frederick Singer, Maj. O. l.. Pruden, Cha
pin Brown, {. c. Glover, S. II. kauffma mn,
]. 3. Larner, Col NJ NJ Parker, b. II.
Warner Gen. ] NJ Wilson, ]. w. Babson,
F.,
E. ]. Stellwagen, NJ. L. Weller, Simon Wolf,
w. S. Hutchins, WU. Corcoran Hill, Colin
Studs, William Fl. Rapley, NJ. G. Emery,
A. NJ Lothrop, Bernard r. Green. Archi-
bald Hopkins, George r. Dunlop Daniel
Murray, Daniel Frazer, II. l.. West, for the
Washington Post; John =. Miller, for The
Evening Star; J. II. Shannon for the Wash
ington Times; j. w Mitchell, for the Assoc
ciated Press, and y. j. Stofer, for the
Scripps- Nc Rae Press Association.
The train reached Jersey City time,
and there the magnificent private car Alta
lanta was attached to the train for the per-
trip to this city. The escort was increased
on the homecoming journey by Capt. and
Mrs. B. p. Lamberton, Lieut. Thomas M
Brumoy, Lieut. IL. ii. Caldwell, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Dewey, George G Dewey, son
of the ADMIRAL: Capt. A. S Barker. Capt N
NJ. Dyer. Capt Frank Wiides. Commander
f. p. Wood, Lieut.. f. l.. Chadwick, Lieut..
Commander Walter Mclean, Lieut.. B. w
Hodges, Senator Redtield Proctor, Repre-
sentative ". w. Grout, Gen. Nelson A
Miles, Rear Admiral w. S. Schley Rear
Admiral Philip Hichborn, Rear Admiral j.
w. Philip Rear Admiral Silas Casey, Rear
Admiral f. V. McNair. Commander George
w. Baird, Commander Richard Wainwright,
John Joy Edison. Beriah Wilkins, s. w
Woodward, F. w. Peck, Rear Admiral w
T. Sampson. Ensign E. L. Bennett Capt
F. E. Chadwick, Capt. T. F. Jewell, Capt
]. H. Dayton, Capt. Fl. c. Taylor, Capt. c.
D. Sgsbee and Capt. r. d. Evans.
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CIVIC PARADE.
Platoon of mounted police
The bicycle section.
Chief marshal, Gen. Geo. II. IIarries.
Chief of staff, Capt Frank T. Eastman,
u . a.
United States Marine Band.
The old Guard
Grand Army of the Republic
Henderson Drum and Bugl. Corps.
I-,io,, ,ra,,r.,, ..,f 80,
sth battalion Dfs,fc; If ,,..i.,,ahfa yoIrr-
teer; OF f~11
District of Columbia <a:t.uaI C;lar,i Drum
CoT.s.
Spanish War Veterans
9TH Maryland Veteran Corps.
Crimes Portsmouth. Va Battery.
The High School Cadet Regiment
S;e..4r:.te Esttalfa,, i;igh School Cadets.
United States Naval Academy Band.
,.,.,; r..: -..
Of Ai,chj,,-,,t
Division of United catholic Societies
Chief marshal, Mat F. Holloran chief aid
T. j. iiaitigan; honorary aids, y m, J.
fEl1zvil. y |. Murphy, i. + Moran
James r Sr5a' Il; N, f'fioSr'' element
5 ticker Ed J. HANNAH W. +. Dow
- ,5ri,1, - - go - .C
n05. D. {vr Il DailT,
G,rzaeo College Ca;-t Rand
+, ~ =. $50
r,I-;.@.-, ~. -.
,... r, ,-,, :. ca
RatfaIinn
Carroll Institute
District of Columbia National cuard Pri-
eade Band
Knights of Columbus five councils in fam
cy formation).
Ancient Order of Hiberrians (seven d.
Vlslohs)
Catholic Knights OF Arnerlca 'fVe branches.
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| street northwest; William Mckinley. Presi-
dent of the United States: Carrot A. Ho-
| bart Vice President of the United States.
| The members of the cabinet: John Hay,
| Secretary of State; Lyman ]. Gage, Secre-
tary of the Treasury: Elihu Root, Secre-
tary of War; John William Griggs, Attor-
ney General; Charles Emory Smith. POST
master General: John Davis Longs Secre-
taTy of the Navy; Ethan Allen Hitchcock,
Secretary of the Interior; James Wilson,
Secretary of Agriculture. The members
of the United States Supreme Court: Mel
Will" w Fuller, chief justice; John M. Har-
Ian. associate justice: Horace Gray, assoc
ciate Justice; Henry b. Brown. associate
justice: David ]. Brewer. associate justice;
George Shiras, jr.. associate Justice Ed
ward d. White, associate justice; Rufus W.
Peckham, associate justice; Joseph McKen-
ma. associate justice. A committee from
the United States Senate, including Sena-
tors Proctor of Vermont. Butler of North
Carolina, Bcveridge of Indiana, Chandler
of New Hampshire, Gallery of Louisiana,
Davis of Minnesota. Depew of New ork.
Elkins of West Virginia. Fairbanks of In
diana, Foraker of Ohio, Hale of Maine.
Hanna of Ohio, Harris of Kansas, Lindsay
of kentucky, Mcbride of Oregon, McEnery
of Louisiana. McComas of MARYLAND Nc
MILAN of Michigan, Mallory of Florida,
mia. Thurs:on of Nebraska, Tillman of
South Carolina. Aldrich of Rhode Island
ami kenney of Delaware. A committee
from the United States House of Repre-
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Garthe F. w. Hackett. J. B. Harlow, W.
r Harris. Perry s. Heath. David J. Hill.
w. c. Hill. Robert Hinckley, Capt d. B.
Hodgson, Archibald Hopkins. w. B. How
ell, Henry NJ. Hoyt, F. w. Huidekoper,
Bishop John F. Hurst, Frank d. Hustler.
Claude M. Johnson, Rear Admiral Kempff,
NJ A. Knapp, Gen Jas. M. Longstreet, DR..
r: X. Loring. Judson w. Lyons. DR.. G. L..
Magruder Commander William X. Mayo.
Dr I. l.. Mcdonald, Nathaniel Mckay, Da-
vid r. Mckee, w. r. Merriam, John A.
Merritt, Crosby s. Noyes, Prof Marshall
oliver, Aulick Palmer. A. J. Parsons, Ferd.
w: Peck, L. H. Poole, Chas. H. Poor, John
Addison Porter, T. V. Powderly. L. A.
Pradt. c: A. Prouty. o. L. Pruden, Rev.
Wailace Radcliffe, DR.. ]. E. Rankin, Rich
Roberts. George E. Roberts George W.
Rouzer. Jos 2. Sanger, w. S. Shalenber-
ger, John Seldom o. L. Spaulding, Charles
L. Sturtevant, Rev. T. De Witt Talmage,
John G. Thompson, Thomas c. Prescott,
Jos W Wadsworth. Admiral John G. Walk
er. Rev. John d. Whitney, George w. Will
son, DR.. Thomas Wilson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-02

John, assistant secretary of war; Rear
Admiral Geo. w. Melville, w. r. Merriam.
John A. Merritt. Rev. VIM. H. Milburn.
Major General Nelson A. Miles. Brigader
General Arson Mills. U. s. A; Colonel B.
F. Montgomery, Charles Moore, Lieut..
Stokely Morgan, q. 8. NJ: F. H. Morris,
Professor Willis L. Moore, chief of weather
bureau; Commander Somervile Nicholson.
U. 8. N; Crosby 8. Noyes, Professor Mar
shall Oliver. Rear Admiral Chas. ONeil, J.
w. Orme. F. w. Palmer public printer;
Aultck Palmer, District of Columbia mar
shall A. j. Parsons. James G. Payne. Ferd.
W. Peck. Captain Thos. Perry. U. S. N:
Rear Admiral J. w. Philip, L. H. Poole.
son Porter. T. v Powderly. commissioner
general immigration; John W. Powell. d.
rector of bureau of American ethnology;
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Immediately under the inscription, at the
right, is an anchor in wreath OF laurel,
and a star. indicative of the rank of COM
modore. The name of the sculptor is at
the loft inst below the epaulet. On the re-
verse side of the medal is figure OF a
muscular American sailor, The man be-
hind the gum symbolizing Victory, seat
ed on a cannon and holding a flag across
tho Ian Around the border forming
frame to the figure are the words
In memory of Manila Bay, May l, 1898;
And beneath 1t, on tahiet, appears the
was attached.
The medal to be presented to Admiral
Dewey will bear the name OF his hagshlp,
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U. S. S. Olympia. The recipients name is
engraved around the edge of the medal.
The medals are suspended from bars, the
decorations of which consist of an eagle
with outstretched wings, an American
shield, laurel wreath of Victory and sword
Of Justice, effectively grouped. with the
waves of the sea for a background. The
silk ribbon at the back Of each medal con-
sists Of three stripes-two navy blue, with
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the Spanish yellow in the center signify
ing that the yellow has been vanquished
by the blue. Each medal is fitted in a
handsome leather case, covered with fine
yellow Spanish COLOR leather.
In its entirety this joint product of New
York's eminent sculptor and famous house
notable contribution to the medallic art of
this country.
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Destruction of Asiatic Wool.

Reporting to the surgeon general of the
marine hospital upon the existence of
plague in the province of Afghanistan,
the United States consul at Odessa, Russia,
directs attention to the fact that there are
large consignments of Asfatic wool now on
their way to the United States, much of
which comes from or through the infected
district. He suggests the disinfection of
this wool as a precaution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-02

lowing representative citizens: Mr.. John
Joy Edison chairman: MIR. Jas. /. Norris,
vice chairman; Maj. q. \. Bartlett, Chas
G. Beebe, VIM. Bergman. VIM. Hurchard
VIM A De Caindry. J. c. Ecklon, Freder-
lex Gray. Hamilton X. Gray, John William
Henry. II. Z. r. Holt. Jas. f. Hood. w. F.
MacLennan, Clarence f. Norment, Morsell
Toison.
Reception Committee.
The reception committee includes the rep
resentative men of America 1t is as fol-
lows: r. Ross Perry, chairman. 344 D
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Order of Parades Both for Tonight
and Tomorrow.
ARRANGEMENT OF The SOCIETIES
Troops That Will Escort Admiral
Dewey to the Capitol.
PRESENTATION f X E RCIS E S

The official order of exercises for tonight
and tomorrow, issued by the executive com
mittee having the details Of the reception
to Admiral Dewey in this city in charge, Is
as follows.
Monday. October =.
$50 p m.-Admiral's' salute-Arrival of spe-
cal train in gtcr-Reception of
Admiral Dewey by the chairman of gem
eral committee and members Of the re-
ception committee.
200 p.m.-Thrd United States Cavalry,
guard of honor will escort the admiral
and party up Pennsylvania avenue,
along 18th street, to the Executive Man
sion.
7:15 to 7:20 p.m.-Tho admiral will be re-
ceived at the Executive Mansion by the
President and members OF the cabinet.
1:45 to 500 p.m-The President members
of the cabinet. Admiral Dewey and staff,
members of the reception committee and
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lo'oo a.m--Cltlzens escort Will assemble at
Connecticut avenue and X street. Mill
tary escort will form at PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and 10Th street in the following
order:
MILITARY pAp,DE,
pl.toon Of mounted noIic.
r,,.o,,,, ,,,,e,,o,
T. A
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va S' 'oi'iS d'i" escort
81 n - ,oFoil'' cii'ei Oh s.an'
-HaJ' 'ohh "A johnston. T. >: A. assistant
'oJu'"ii' settef@''
'1' >il'en f. i'a'es' - . a.
COL 'chn G Gilmore. l. s A
Napt frahcls Mlchier' l. >. a. special aid.
AldS-Lleut Col: Henry G Sharpe, 7. $. a
I Ii Col. W il!laln =: tSsrier' =. . a.
Lieut.. Col Culver C. Sniiren. L. s A.
Maj. William S. Patten, L. S. A; Maj.
t ,nd T., S"sers. I: >. A. MAJ James
son, /. S. A.: Mai Stephen G. Minis. /.
S, A.: Maj George f, Bushnell, T. S A
Mai. Edward c. Carter L. S A.; Mai,
Hugh r Belknap, I S A.: Mai. Web
ster Vinson. L S. A.: Mai. Charles Nc
Clure. L S A; Mai Hamilton S Wal
eaee' I, . a. tapl. James g Ayers L.
Cant No., '.'i H. . ~
Joseph f. Kuhn. L. S. A.; can't. George
o. Sauires + S
Prir,da of 1n;to, St. e-.o. Y;,.
Eran,,i, TT y.;.i+ w :, AZ WI
Cnmman,Iinr
Marine Rand
Battalion United States marines
Battalion United States ssaman
Tinted c,.+.s. ,r.i,,.r. No: $50. =
Crn.,,,,a3 ['''(i .'e'' l.
r;gb+ po,ta,... ,I -, -, 60. ,,.,
lerv, cam linntc',narv n Siacn,nh >''
Commemorative
Siege Battery O -ih I-ni.aa states Artillery
Cant John r N-iIIiams cornmandine
Third i-nitra States .a,,ajr,, tk,,d
So,a,Irc, -, r.ni+.1 ST., l,,,,.a,n,. ,,at
Henry Iaal,e,,, r,,,,-,,.,7i,,l+ wa
Troop l. cant. Jnhn Il Mcdonald
-r,,,,,, II I-;,.t ri,,. 90, =,
,r,oi, - <', =. ~, :, =. - we il'''''
i'0P W. N'i'i I-i''"'' 'U"ii' Vld"d!-
Personal escort of citizens (mounteO.
Col. Myron NJ. Parker marshal.
Andrew Parker. chief aid.
,1,,.-,., 49,.
M Wans Ter J hI e q, ' Nc,
fer nax.i,7,, his 1,-,,,.rs 70 ~, pr.,.i,iant
taxes HI. Mac ~ ~, ,,rIi,,s..i,,, vim
the preeidiutI
The Cabinet in carriages.
The aids of Admiral Dewey. and the Pres
iGcut.
The cfafrr,1an. co11n7ie .i,ncrs Of tl,, Dis
tri.t and m.rahsrs % Inc general
cg,,,,.,i,t.
p,7 - a., - q {, l,--.,:
>'.''' Va ~, = =, 9,\ inc"
o!lfefS ana ere" OF olympia
offl'@rS 81 the mted states navy.
Governors Of state and staffs
District OF Columbia National Guard, Brig
Gen Geo. II. fdfrieS, commanding
Brigade Band.
Engineer Company. First Lieut.. Roy B.
HAYES, commanding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-02

The gift of the people of the
United States to the officers and
men Of the Asiatic squadron,
under the command of Com
modore George Dewey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-02

escort from station leave Executive
Mansion. proceed through the south
grounds of the Executive Mansion to
the southeast gate, and thence to re
viewing stand.
500 to SID p.rn.-HsaG Of parade will ar
rive at reviewing stand.