The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-06
TROOPS AT INAUGURATION
Maine to Have Representation in
the Military Parade.
other states Preparing to Send sol.
dIeFS->aIe of seats in the Court
OF Honor Stands

For the first time in many iHaugura lions
Maine will have representation OF
troops in the inaugural parade The ac-
. tion Of the Pine Tree State IS having con-
siderable influence upon the rest of the
{ New England States, and it is anticipated
that respectable quota Of militia VIII be
il Washington on March + to represent
the stronghold OF the Republican party
Already several States il the Down East
have sfgnifed their purpose Of Partici-
patIng in the ceremonies. From the State
OF Maine TWO companies Of infantry and
the signal corps Of the State viii attend.
Adfutant General r Richards. Who wjll be
IN command. has secured quarters iOr the
state soldiers at the Cutler House. The
fcrye viii number about 100 men
A.iutaHt General W H Gilmore, CT Yer
mont is in the city looking for quarters
for from two 10 four companies OF mill
tia from his command which ne expects
VIII attend the inauguration General
Gilmore states that q meeting OF the
school Of officers Of the state. to be held
very shortly viii decide whether Yer
mont viii send troops. He CoEsid- rs Ia
conditions are favorable Tor such action
Chairman Edison Of the Inaugural Com
mirtee this morning paid his respects TO
the President al the White House The
President and Nr- Edison discussed mat
tiers concerning the inaugural ceremonies
especially IN regard 10 the esccr,s t. b
provided Tor the President during the
parad.a and the details OF the Presidents
attendance at the inaugural ball
John B. Larner. Chairman CT the Com
mI-ree On Parks and Reviewing Stands,
announces that on Monday mex an JHics
VIII be opened al 1888 = Street f1r The
sale Of the tickets 10 the fo5r stands 10
b erected in correction with the Court Of
Honor. between Fifteenth and Seventeenth
Streets on the Avenue The use Of the one
sorry structure has been donated by c C.
willard. VINO has fitted the Office with ali
necessary furniture The desk 9z5d By
Mr. Mckinley when he occupied quarters at
the E5bitt House. and upon which h.
wrote what is known as The Mckinley
Tarih bill. has been placed II the Office
NJ I.aruer states that already over =
ucI cent OF the seats have heen disposed
o.. \ graf number 0f the orders -ar
more than ever before. have been given by
: 3rr1-CnS JuC Of tow. indicating tn lUf-
rose o. Q great number ~ people n -;Sit
tha National Caps-l} for he Inaugural Ger
enouies Mr. Larner anticipates tE1- all
OF the seats at the disposal OF his COM
mittee viii be gyle long i =t9I5 the iIn OF
March
Chairman Warner. Of the Committee on
NC tlFg ana AtezA S-LsAt u INC
Civic Grand Division Of the Inaugural pa
rade. has appointed Edward H Droop, as
Marshal Of he Mounted Escort Of Citi-
zens- Mr.. DrocD is engaged in sending
cur letters of appointments and VII an
uuuICe in few days his chief aide and
assistant aides
Through the efforts Of Chairman Weller.
Of The Committee on Public Comfort.
quarters have been secured 70. the Firm
Maryland Regiment. about 500 EleD. at the
City Hall. The Fourth Maryland Regi-
menJ viii be located N the Old Titv Post
Office Captain Cook. Of the Maryland Na-
val Reserve which VIII have 2g0 men at
The Inauguration. viii endeavor TO secure
the CID ridias Academy, Twenty second
and p Streets, for The accommodation Of
his command
The Committee on Public Comfort Ie-
ports that quarters have been secured for
the Stamina Republican League of C!nciu-
natl Al the Lawrence Hotel The league
VIII have $50 men in the line Of march
IL WAS present at The inauguration Of 1891
The National Theatre Building has been
! secured for the accommodation OF the
/ Twenty-third Regiment OF Brooklyn The
eco men will be under the command If
Colonel Brady
The Committee on Public Comfort las
been requested 10 secure quarters for
Company D. Fifth Regiment NasEGehu-
sets National Guard which viii Ta-Eici-
pate az the inauguration MueIler's Band
/ Of Louisville Ky. are also looking for
( quarters
! C5steIIo-s Hall has been secured for the
! accommodation OF Company H. Fifth IL
lInois National Guard. and Goodnau's
Band This detail viii number 150 men,
including the band
| Lieut. W : OVertOn. in charge Of the
| Headquarters OF the Grand Marshal, an
nounces the following acceptances Of the
position as aides-de-camp- Schuyler F.
SchieHeIin. of the First Brigade. New
! York National Guard: Francis Il Apple
| ten. New York. and \ E Booth. OF Bal
| tiuore-