Evening star., 1901-03-04

| infantry, Colonel Theodore Rurchfield cnn-
mamding; n;aig 18th Regiment Infantry, Colonel
! Wits j.. Hulings. commanding: 18th Regi-
ment infantry, Colonel Frank |. Rutlcdge
commanding: 14th Regiment Infantry, COL
onel William. F. Thompson. commanding;
10Th Regiment Infantry, Colonel James FL
der Barnett. commanding; Sheridan Tronp
'dismounted), Captain G. s. Jones: com
manding: Battery B (dsmountedl Captatn
| "llllam I. Wallace, commanding
First Under Gen. SchaII
The last of the Pennsylvania troops i'll
line composed the 1st State Brigade. which
Is commanded by Brig. Gen. John ".
schall. The assistant adjutant general was
MAJ. j. Campbell Gilmore. The following
staff accompanied Gen Schall:
Maj. Charles H. worman. Inspector. Mai
! Henry d. Paxson Judge advocate. MAJ
Inomas Z. Steele. quartermaster: Mai ]
wilkes ONeill, commssary OF subsistence.
MAJ. w. J. Ashenfelter, surgeon: Maj. Da-
wa 81 Is. Chew, ordnance officer Aids
Capt Thomas ]. Dolan and Augustus
| Drum Porter
The organizations Of the brigade were:
FIRST Infantry. Col Wendell p. Bowman,
commanding: I'd Regiment Infantry Col.
Henry T. Dechert. commanding: 9th Resi-
ment Infantry, Col. James b. Coryell, com
manding; Sd Regiment Infantry. Col Rob-
ert RalSon. commanding; Battery A dis
mounted, Capt. Barclay II. Warburton
commanding; Washington Infantry. Capt
VIM. r. Gellfuss, commanding.
Last of Military Section.
The third and last division Of the military
section of the parade was commanded by
Maj. Gen. Joseph Wheeler. United States
Volunteers (brigadier general. United States
army, retired). AS Gen. Wheeler is very
we'll known in Washington, his appearance
was cheered all along the line Gen
wheeler was accompanied by the following
staff:
Col Allen C. Bakewell. U. S. V: Lieut.
Col. John Jacob Astor, u. s. v; Capts
VIM. Astor Chandler, L. s. "; F. S. Hodg-
son, son, U; s. ": Joshua Brown. L. S. A:
Thos. b. Huyck. Surgeon John A Wyath,
Leonard Wilson, U. s. v; Wilson smith
n Y. N. G.; Irving McKesson. n. Y. N c.
Marion Sims Wyeth, U. s. ": Lieuts Wm.
Kelly, VIM. w. Fiscus, jr.
Brig. Gen. Charles King L. s. V. COM
manded the 1st Brigade of this division
The first military organization in its line
was the provisional regiment Of National
Guard organizations of the state of New
Jersey, under command of Col. Quincy ON
Gilmore, A. C. Oliphant, adjutant general
Following the regiment came the battery
of light artillery from Camden commanded
by Capt. Ulysses Grant Lee, and the famous
Essex Troop of Cavalry from Newark un-
der command of Representative Richard
Wayne Parker
A battalion Of colored troops from Geor-
gfa. commanded by Maj. John H. Deveaux,
was composed of the Georgia Artillery of
savannah, Capt. j. c. Simmonds, COM
manding, and the Lincoln Guards, OF Ma
con, Capt. s. A. Lockhart, commanding.
Connecticut, Massachusetts and
Orioles.
Governor George P. Mclean Of Connecti-
cut and staff followed. The governor was
accompanied by Colonel VIM. E. F. Sanders.
assistant ad1utant general, and staff COM
posed Of Brigadier General George f.
Knight, surgeon general; Brigadier General
Phelps Montgomery, Judge advocate gem
eral; Colonels Watson j. Miller and Walter
E. Cue.
provisional regiment Of the National
Guard Of MASSACHUSETTS, was commanded
by Major c. P. Nutter Of Boston. The
1st Battalion was commanded by Captain
N. o. Danforth; the I'd Battalion by Cap
tain Albert Chick and the Sd Battalion by
Captain F. F. Cutting.
One Of the finest militia displays In the
entire parade was that made by the state
of Maryland. the oriole National Guard coli
tingent following that Of Massachusetts.
Heading the representation was, Governor
John Walter Smith, accompanied by his en-
tire staff. The Marylanders looked like sol
diers, every inch OF them, and their ap-
pearance was most favorably compared to
the regular army organizations. Major
General John g. Saunders. adjutant general
OF the state, accompanied Governor Smith,
being Immediately followed by the stan or
aids as follows:
Staff-Brigadier General Charles A. Chip
ley. Quartermaster general; Brigadier Gen
eral Murray Vandiver, chief Of ordnance;
Brigadier General Francis q. Waters, Judge
advocate general: Brigadier General L. v.
Baughman, inspector generali Brigadier
General John B. Schwatka, surgeon general
Afda-Co1npalS Cha arlas Gn16ahornn0h
NJ Upsher, John Waters. Arthur P. Cor
man, Israel Rosenfeld, Robert Taylor, Al
bert w. Sisk. VIM. L. Henry. John i.
Moore, Arthur D. Foster.
Gen. Riggs In Command.
Gen. Lawrason Riggs commanded the
Maryland National Guard contingent. His
adjutant general was Col. Allan Mclean,
the staff being as follows:
Col. John NJ. T. Finney chief surgeon;
Mai. Charles R. Spence, chief Quartermas
ter; Maj. Frank W. Coale, chief commits
sary; Maj. Josiah Pierce. Jr., chief Of ord
nance; Maj c. V. Starklon, paymastcr.
Markham Marshall.
The organizations in line appeared in The
order:
Fourth Regiment Col Willard Howard;
9Th Regiment Col Frank Markoe; 1st Reg
iment, Lieut. Col. Mclean; First Separate
Company Infantry, Capt. Spencer: Troop
A. Capt. Shirley; Battalion Naval Reserves.
Capt. J. E. Emerson: Veteran Corps, 9th
Regiment. Capt. Gather.
Second Brigade, Sd Division.
The second brigade Of the third military
division was under command of Brgadier
General Henry T. Douglas, U. s. ", and
was composed mainly OF the National
Guard troops of the state OF New York
The New York contingent was led by
Gov b. B. Odell, jr., and staff. made up as
follows,
Brigadier General Edward M. Hoffman,
adjutant general; Major Harrison h. Bird,
secretary. Aids-Lieuteenant Col
onel E. s. Fowler. Capt. VIM. Lettaner, c.
Sheriff., Geo. F. Roth, Lieutenant Com
mander A. B. Fry. Major c. o. Davis,
Captains A. E. Mcintyre. ]. T. Sadler. c.
II. Ross, ]. J. Byrne, 8. p. White. c. ].
DeBevoise. Lieutenants G. Mattock and w.
L. Thompson.
Squadron A of cavalry from the city OF
New York presented an altogether striking
appearance The members OF the troop
roop were mounted on especially spirited
horses that danced nervously all the while
The uniform Of the squadron is light
blue with yellow trimmings The mem
oers have been in the city since Sunday
morning and have attracted considerable