The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-02

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Independence! +!
Announce the Program of the day as
follows:
Az s:i5 a. IN. tsunr.isel the several city
viii be fired by y detachment OF Battery
A. Light Artillery under command !.
Capt Chas A. Weaver.
city will be rung for half an hour.
At $3.50 a, m. there Will be a military
parade. The, line VIII form on South
headquarters at the Board of Trade
building. and move In the following order
promptly AT $3.50 q. m:
Chief Marshal Brig Gen. Hiram Kendall.
Chief of Stan Col. A. " Warfeld.
Staff.
FIRST DIVISION.
X. I. M, will form on east side OF South
Water street, right resting on Market
Brigade Rhode Island Militia. Col. Frank
Acting Assistant Adiutant General Capt.
Ralph $. Hamilton, Jr
STAFF.
Signal Corps, Capt. Chas. Rittman, COM
First Regiment Infantry. 1T. Col Geo.
A. Forsyth commanding.
Stan.
HedlyIivsey Band.
First Battalion, Major Herbert s. Tan
ner commanding. :,
co. G.. Providence. Capt Edw. Nj. Clarke
co. A, Providence Capt. Aionzo r. VIII
liams commanding..
Co. II, Pawtucket Capt, Benz r. North
co. c, Providence. Capt. Alex. III. John
son commanding.
Second Battalion, Major ChaS. III. Led
ward commanding.
Co. Il, Providence, Capt VIM. G. Suther-
land commanding.
Co. ID. Providence, lat Lieut.. Elmer H.
Second Regiment Infantry. Col Jas. III.
McGann commanding.
Stan.
church's Second Regt. Band.
First Battalion. Major II. A. Sweeney
commanding.
Co. Il, Providence, Capt: Bernard Hack
EFT commanding
Co. III, Providence. Capt Joseph j.
Sweeney commanding.
Co. II, Providence. capt. Bartholomew J.
O'Connor commanding.
Co. A, Providence. Capt Walter j. Fan
ming commanding.
Second Battalion. Major Thos. Il, McGill
co. G. Pawtucket, Capt. John Nj. Phillips
commanding
Co. r. Providence. Capt Malachi A. Kelly
co. ID, woonsocket. Capt. Thos. +. Rod
gers commanding.
First Separate Company Infantry. Provi-
dence. Capt. Robert w. Blunt command
Battery a. Lish, Artillery, Providence
capt. Charles H. Weaver command
First Machine Gun Battery, Providence
Capt. +. Merle Bixby commanding.
First Battalion Cavalry. Major George g.
Tingley commanding
STAN
Troop II, Providence, Capt, VIM. A. May
nard commanding.
Troop A, Pawtucket. Capt. Chas. Allen
son commanding.
Hospital Corps, Providence. LIST Lieut..
Ausustss ss,cDx6 " 6aldsy bsyrspDS ssqD1STandins'
Comprising the uniformed Irish volunteer
and cadet organizations. VIII form on
Dyer street, right resting on Market
Marshal Col. John J. IDockry
Adjt. Lieut.. Jas. Mckenna.
staff.
Capt. Philip Delany.
Lieut.. Thomas Cash.
Lieut.. r. w. Burke.
Lieut.. Eugene sullivan.
Lieut.; Dennis. II. suiliyan,
Third Regt. Irish Volunteers, Major John
H. Flynn commanding.
Fairmans Band
co. r, Capt. Thomas Hogan commanding.
Co. u, Capt. Edward Mitchell command
Co. b. Capt. Thos. Hackett commanding.
Co. A, Capt. Timothy McQueeny com
co. c. Capt. Jamen msn'i9s Nolan commanding.
Co. ID, Capt John =, McHale command
Hibernian Rifles. Mai. Joseph p. Reilly
commanding.
Co. A. Lieut.. James Coleman command
ing
co. c, capt Patrick Lowney command
Co. b. Capt. John Mulvaney command
ing.
Irish National Foresters.
Co. A, Capt Lawrence Mccarthy COM
Emmett Cadets. Capt. Thomas Titus
commanding.
THIRD DIVISION.
street, right resting on Market square.
Ri. Division, Sons OF Veterans, Col.
Frank J. Clinton commanding,
stan.
Fife and drum band: 80
r., commanding.
Co. II, Providence, Can't. Geo. G. Favor
commanding.
Co. G. Phenix. Capt. A. Bert McInnis
commanding.
Co. ID, Apponaug
The route of march will be: Market
square, Canal Exchange bridge. Ex-
change place (north side), Dorrance
at the city Hall by His Excelency the
Governor and His Honor the Mayor and
members of the city Government OF
GrDVidence. cOuntefmnrtnlnN on FN-
change place tsouth sidel, Exchange
street. Westminster, jackson, broadway.
Bainbridge avenue, Wertminster. Parade,
90 Dexter Training Ground. where Sc
ries OF exhibition drills Will be given.
Upon completion of the drills the coll
umn will again move to Westminster
street Wevbosset and Market square,
where the parade will dismiss
At II o'clock. meridian, the several city
bells will be rung for half an hour and a
salute of 45 guns will be fred by a de-
tachment Of Battery A, Light Artillery.