The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-19
TWENTY THOUSAND IN LINE.
Splendid Military Display in the
inaugural Parade.

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inaugural Parade.
The military organizations. including
the United States troops. the cadets from
Annapolis and West Point, the District OF
Columbia National Guard. the cadets from
the local High Schools. and the National
Guard from the different States that have
already been listed by the Committee on
Military Organizations as sure 10 attend
he Inauguration ceremonies. cd take
part in the parade. viii have. according
to the figures that have just been com
Piled. total of 10 S99 men IN line. Add
ing to these about I2J men TO cover the
numerical strength Of the attending Gov
eFn0rs and their STATS who viii ride IN
The parade, the total number Of men in
the military grand division will be over
-geJ0- These figures may be materially
increased before the 18th of March.
The United States forces viii alone
number :. SEQ men. General Greene Csti-
mates that in addition 70 The military or
CARNATIONS about 2,0O0 veterans VIII
march IN the procession No positive e5-
innate of this body can yet be obtalnsd-
The military organizations registered Tlth
the Committee on Military Organizations
and who VIII participate in the parade
are as follows:
Acknowledgements G and K Third In
fantry, Birmingham: leo maE-
nnectcUt-GOyeruOr and staff
District of CoIumbia-TwO regiments Of
infantry and a separate Battalion OF in
faEjry tcOloreiD; also an E. sin-er Corps.
Signal Corps. Ambulance Corps. and Naval
Battalion; total 14C9 men Regiment Of
High School Cadets; 400 men.
Delaware-One regiment infantry; $50
men.
acknowledgements and staff Company
II. Fifth Infantry and band, Decatur; 105
men. Company NJ Fifth Infantry. Canton;
AZ men. Company G. Fifth Infantry, PEG
ria: 81 men Company l Fifth Infantry.
Jacksonville; 30 men. Troop G. First Cav
airy. Peoria; SO men, dismcuHted.
Iowa Governor and staff
kentucby-5lilirary band. Louisville; 20
men.
Miehigan-Governer and STAFF
Maine-COmpany n First Infantry,
Cumberland Mills; Company c. Second In
fantry. Bath; Signal Corps. Portls1d: TO-
tai 12O men.
acknowledgements and staff. Fourth
Regiment Infantry. Baltimore; $50 n=n
AMI band OF % Fifth Regiment Infantry,
Baltimore: $40 men Troop \ 20 men
Fifth Regiment Veteran Corps Baltimore:
$50 men Naval Brigade. Baltimore: Z1S
men.
observation-disclosures D. Ninth IN
tantry. Boston. 30 men: Battalion First
Heavy Artillery. Boston. 500 men.
New Jersey-Goveruor and staff; regi-
ment OF infantry. Trenton. SIS men: bat
terry of artillery, Trenton. 80 men; Essex
Troop. Newark. 90 men
Nebraska-GovaTnor and stat.
New York-CIovernor and sJaG. Twenty
third Regiment Infantry. Brooklyn, 500
men and band of 20. Company 2. Second
Regiment Infantry COhOes. 100 men: Com
pany l. Second Regiment Infantry. Sara
toga Springs. 100 men. Company D. Third
Battalion Infantry. OsWegO. 20 men and
band Of %; Squadron A New York. 80
meE-
Ohio-Governor and staff, Troop a.
Cleveland. 50 men
PennsyIvanfa-Gov and staff; four
teen regiments infantry. 5000 men; Wash
ington Infantry independently. Pittsburg.
50 men
south CaroIina-one battalion infantry.
200 men
Texas-Troop B, First Cavalry. Dallas.
So men.
Virginia-Ffrst Battalion Seventeen
Regiment Infantry. 2UG men; Richmond
Howitsers Richmond. 10 men,
WyOming-Governor and staff
United States forces-Three battaIions
marines. four companies each, with band,
Washington, D. G.. 529 men; four troops
Fifth Cavalry. zoe men; one regiment foot
artillery. ,2e0 men. enc field battery 100
men. -Four companies Eleventh Infantry,
900 men; one battalion Porto Rican troops,
309 men; West PoirJ and Annapolis Ca
diets. I50 men -..
IN addition 10 the organizations given
above. the Chairman OF the Com
mittee on Civic Orga nizati0ns. has receiF-
ed assurance that the lee Rifles of North
Carolina. VIII march in The parade This
organization will have about 100 men in
line
The Committee on Civic Organizations
has learned Of a Cooks excursion party
which viii attend the inauguration. The
party VIII number about forty persons,
and have secured a house at 512 ( Street
Il 1rthaest for their use during their stay
O. three days
Gen George 4 Wiediersheim, Of Phil
adelphia. has been appointed BY B. h.
Warner Marshal of the Second Brigade
Of the First Division OF the Civic Grand
Division OF the inaugural parade. Gen
eraI WTedersheim has been prominently
connected with the affairs OF the Penn
sylyania militia, and was at one time
colonel OF q regiment OF the Pennsylva-
Ria National Guard. Gen. J. Franklin
Fort. OF New Jersey. TO @hom a position
as Marshal Of one Of the civic divisions
has been rendered, is unable to accept
the homer en- account Of private business.
The following aides have been appointed
on the STAFF OF 3. H Warner Chief Mar
shall Of the Civic Grand Division: A s
Anderson. Philadelphia; d C ATmstead. !
New York, Frank P Anderson, Brooklyn
J. W BUerly. Frederick. Md; ". s Bond |
York. Pa. Harry \ Babcock. Brooklyn;
benjamin A Burton. Waterford y Y;
William s. Burke. Norfolk, Va; F. W
Blackford, Washington. Samuel NJ /
Barnes. Boston; Ray T. Bates. Albany, y.
Y: Nathan Barr. Philadelphia; Frank r
Barr. Nartinsburg. " Va; a. J Brooks, |
New Haven. Conn; R E L Bunch Ports |
mouth Va. Col. E. J Booth, Burlington,
VI John Doyle CarmOdy, Washington;
R L Crest, Washington; n H Case. Bris-
toll Centre, \. Y. William a. DobsOn !
Doonen Ellis, Washington;
John c. EVeTsman, Washington: ". E
Edmonston, Canandaigua. n. Y; L H.
French. New Rochelle, n Y: Dr. George
H Heron. Washington: E 8 Hegge. Rock
VILE. Md, Capt James Kunueh0n, Canton.
Ohio; Or. Tuenis Quick, sails Church, Va.
THE ERIE NOT ENJOINED.