Evening star., 1901-03-04

First battalion.
Major Charles B. Champlin, commanding
battalion adjutant, Capt Andrew B. By
ram; battalion assistant surgeon, Capt s.
| Harbourne Baldwin.
Company A-Capt. George Handley, First
Lieut.. Herbert c. Van Houten. Second
Lieut.. William H. Garfield, jr.
Company B-Capt. Arthur Rowland, First
Lieut.. Frank Van Deman. Second Lieut..
Gustavus A. Shourt.
Company Capt. E. B. Stone. First
Lieut. Morris B. Robinson, Second Lieut.
]. Francis Hawkey.
Company D-Capt. H. NJ. Ross. First
Lieut.. James T. Barker, Second Lieut..
James F. Dumphey.
Second Battalion.
Major Arthur l.. Steele, commanding; bat
TALON adjutant. Capt. William Robinson
battalion assistant surgeon, Capt. John J.
Broderick.
Company E-Capt. Waldo E. Gibbs, First
Lieut.. Alfred T. F. Sorenson, Second Lieut.
Samuel S. Isles.
Company F-Capt. James E. Mather, First
Lieut.. William s. Tash, Second Lieut.
Charles H. Thomas.
Company G-Capt. James R. Gatchell
First Lieut.. Frederick Edge Second Lieut.
James A. Van Allen.
Company H-Capt. Mortimer F. Gleason,
First Lieut.. James Connel, Second Lieut.
John B. Applegate, jr.
Third Battalion.
Major Gouverneur V. Packer, command
ing; battalion adjutant, Lieut.. Timothy j.
Hurley; battalion assistant surgeon, Lieut.
George R. Moore.
Company I-Capt George L. Forman,
First Lieut.. Harry P. Moorhead, Second
Lieut.. Thomas f. Spelane.
Company K-Capt. Joseph A. Yard First
Lieut.. Richard F. Cross, Second Lieut..
Harry A McAleavy.
Company L-Capt. c. w. shivers, First
Lieut.: William Angle, Second Lieut.. Harry
F. White.
Company M-Capt. Robert w. Watson,
First Lieut.. Samuel G. Young, Second
Lieut.. George l.. Wodey.
Field Battery and Essex Troop.
Battery B Of field artillery is commanded
by Capt. Ulysses Grant Lee the other Off
GERS being First Lieut. William Hinderer,
Second Lieut.. Samuel G. Barnard, First
Lieut. and Assistant Surgeon Joe w. Fifth
ian Eighty members Of the battery we're
in the parade, equipped with carbines two
three-inch howitzers and two Calling guns
Of improved pattern.
The Essex Troop of Light Cavalry of
Newark Is one of the most widely known
military organizations in New Jersey, and
its appearance In line today called out
warm praise all along the route of the pa
geant All Of the New Jersey troops made
du cACcueHl Oiopldy, lGlS UtlIlS especially
true of the cavalrymen from Newark.
The Essex Troop was commanded by Rep
resentative Wayne Parker, the other off,
GERS being: First lieutenant. William A.
Bryant: second lieutenant. Cortlandt Par
ker, jr.; surgeon, DIR. Arthur c. Dougherty:
assistant surgeon Edgar Holden, jr, MD:
first sergeant. Simeon H. Robinson; QUAR-
termaster sergeant, Franklin Phillips
The troop was organized June 8, 1890 and
was mustered into the National Guard of
New Jersey three years later, being ilrst
officially designated Cavalry Company A.
This name was afterward changed to SIM
ply First Troop" The organization has
numbered in its ranks some Of the most
prominent militiamen in the state Since its
organization 1t has travelled far and wide
participating in number Of notable pa
rades.
TROOP OF CLEVELAND.
Organization Again Serves Ms Per.
sOnal EscOrt to President.
Cavalry Troop A, from Cleveland. Ohio,
IS again today acting as the personal escort
of the President. The troop served In like
capacity four years ago, attracting much
admiration en- route to the Capitol and In
the march up Pennsylvania avenue. Since
its last participation In an inaugural event
many members Of the troop served as off,
GERS. commissioned and non-commissioned,
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