The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-05


Granger Foundry & Machine Co. so men.
William H. Miller & Sons. 30 men.
Scandinavian Association OF Sound Money
men, 200 men.
THIRD DIVISION.
MarshaI. Col. Harold J. Gross,
Chief OF STAFF. Lieut. Martin s. Tanning.
Aides-Nstnaniel w. Smith, Hans Schnei-
der, Frederic Hayes William o. Bland
ing. DIR. Louis kallock, William Z. Ans
gell, Harry NJ. Smith, Abram Menden-'
hall, A. T. Hoy, Capt. Ralph S. HamiN
ton, Jr., Harrison Is. Huntoon, Robert
l.. Jenckes, Tully Stahl.~Allen II. Chase,
Martin r. Winsor. Henry B. Lewis.
John NJ. Burlington, William A. Walton,
Frank Buckhout, Frank a. Sheldon,
Charles IL. George. 2d, Nathan B. Bar
ton, Frank Bowen, Charles III. Merri-
man, I'd, Howard X. Stokes, Edward ".
Trowbridge. Pardon Miller, George q.
Wheeler. Harold G. Martin. Col. Frank
w. Metteson, Edward "A. Mason, wa
liam ID. Forbes. William Nye, Charles
A. Auty, William l.. Vaughn, Edward
White. John Tillottson. George A. So
cum. Arthur Henius, Hon. Walter A.
Vincent, Henry H. Dean, Col. Charles
+. StearneS, Charles Alexander, Frank
&. Butman. Richard a. Young, John T.
Mauran. Charles w Potter, John M.
Walton. Col Felix X. Wendelschaefer
Harold Merriman, Henry Benson, VIM.
r. Boone, Milton Brown, Frank H.
Martin, Frank Bates. Benjamin Harris,
Henry III. Pierce. Fred ID. Carr. J. ID. H.
Jones, Henry G. Tilden. Isaac Merriman.
Frederick l.. Chase, Willard Sisson, Ar
thur l.. Kimball, George III. Hall, Fred
erick Ballou, Embert 5. Gurney, VIII
liam 3. Greenough. Samuel ii. Boad-
man. Frederick Il. Spelrnan, Harry A.
Monroe, Frank w. Reed, Albert l.. CAL
der, 2d. J. TX. Gibson.
Band
Brown University Republican club, 100
Phllo z. Thayer guards. Pawtucket. 90
men.
Saylesville Rough Riders, 80 men.
East Providence Republican club, 40 men.
Mckinley and Roosevelt cadets, Cumber-
land. SO mon.
Mckinley and Roosevelt club, Cent-eville.
80 men.
Apponaug Rough Riders, Apponaug. 100
Middletown Cavalcade. Newport so men.
Mckinley and Roosevelt regiment, New
port. 80 men.
The r. p. Garrettson association, New
port, 40 mon.
The Newport Citizens association New
port, 40 men.
The Newport association, Newport. 80
The Twentieth Century club. Newport 40
men.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Chief Marshal. A. w. A. McCrlns.
Teams giving exhibits OF manufacturing
and mercantile houses Of this city.
TIE ROUTE OF MARCH.
The line proceeded up Westminster
street as far as Jackson, then crossed
through to Broadway, then by way OF
Battey to Westminster, then through
Parade TO Cranston. then through Bridg-
ham TO Broad. down weybosset 10 Ex-
change Dyer. Crawford, South Main,
North Main, Smith and Canal street, to
the point OF starting where the line was
dismissed.
Along the line there was not a little
decoration, places of business and pri-
Yate residences being dcrfecc- IN holiday
attire for the occasion. Japanese lam
terms and flags were used in profusion,
while the line marched through con-
tinuous blaze OF red fire and fireworks.
1t took the line one hour and IL minutes
TO pass Turks Head. and IL was 1855
o'clock when 1t was dismissed. The
crowd on the~.$.seets was something
enormous. IL flled all the streets in the
center OF the city and even way out at
Dexter Training ground IT was not such
an easy thing to find place on the side
walks to view the line with comfort.
REVIEWED BY GOVERNOR.
On account OF repairs that wer being
made on Broadway the paraders were
unable to pass Gov. Gregory's residence
and Gen. Hunter c. White, chairman of
the state central committee, and Gen.
Gregory occupied a position on the steps
OF Councilman Spink's residence on
Broadway.
Mr.. Sphinx had made elaborate prepara-
tions for a demonstration The house
was decorated with bunting. while
American flags and Chinese lanterns