The Washington times., 1901-09-17
mkNY DELEGATIONS IN LINE.
The Chief Marshal Assigns Places to
Organizations of Various Kinds.

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of-town organizations requesting assign
| ment in line were received. A telegram
from II. e Tremain, President of the
Republican Club of New York, announces
| that that organization desired to be rep
re sented by small delegation.
| From Philadelphia a committee oil
| eight, of which the President, Joseph u.
! Darlington, will be chairman, will march
| as delegation from the Union League, OIL
that city, which entertained Pre- esident
! Mckinley on the occasion OF seVerai oi
! his most historical political utterances.
The committee arrived last night, and
was quartered ut the Raleigh.
A delegation from the Italian Chamber
of Commerce. of New York City. has been
assigned a position in the line. The Board
| of Trade and Transportation, of New
York through its President, Oscar S.
| Straus, has notified the Chief Marshal
| that fifteen members will represent that
| organization.
| The Presbytery of Philadelphia. at a
| meeting held yesterday. appointed the
Revs Henry c. McCook, d. D.. ]. Addison
| Henry. D. D., B. L. Agnew, d. D., VIII
liam r. Roberts. D. D. LII D., and the
Hon. John Wanamaker as the represen-
tatives of the Presbytery of the United
States at the funeral
A delegation of fifteen will be present
from the Democratic Honest Money
League of America from New York City.
The party arrived late last night and was
quartered at the Shoreham Hotel. A rep
resentative committee from the Southern
Manufacturers Club. of Charlotte, n. c.,
accompanied by floral tribute. has also
been assigned a place in line.
A desire on the part of members of the
F. A. A NJ. organizations of the District
of Columbia to march as a body in the
civic parade, 1t is probable, cannot be
gratified. An infieXible rule of the order
founded on ancient custom requires that
members of the blue lodge and grand
lodge of the Masonic order must march
Immediately before the hearse at a fun
eral
George r. Gibson, representing the F.
A. A NJ organizations, presented the
situation yesterday for the considera-
ton of the Chief Marshal, and
the question was referred to the
Grand Marshal. Inasmuch. however.
as the hearse is to be surrounded by
guards of honor and escorted by the vet
Grams of the various wars in the second
division of the procession, it is improb-
able that the desired concession can be
made.
Confederate veterans from Alexandria
Va. were represented by delegation at
the civic headquarters and have asked for
assignment in line
The final arrangements for the civic
division of the funeral procession were
completed last night. The Chief Marshal,
General Boynton. issued the following or
6ers:
The civic organizations that will par
ticipate in the procession will assemble
at the points herein designated, and are
expected to be in place not later than
o'clock this morning. Assistant marshals
will be assigned to conduct such organiza-
tions as report to the Chief Marshal at
Vermont Avenue and X Street northwest
to the places of assembly, and such as
proceed direct to the designated points
will be assigned TO their places by assist
ant marshals detailed for that purpose
Details of fifty men each from the fol-
lowing: Military Order OF the Loyal Le-
gion the Grand Army of the Republic,
the Regular Army and Navy Union, the
Union Veteran Legion, the Union Veterans
Union, and the Spanish War Veterans,
Pennsylvania Avenue at Seventeenth
Street toward Eighteenth Stret.
The Knights Templar. Pennsylvania
Avenue from Seventeenth toward Nine
teenth Streets, rear of above delegations.
The Knights Templar. Mounted Com
mandery, Pennsylvania Avenue. toward
Nineteenth Street in rear of knights Tenn
pIar.
The knights of Pythias, Pennsylvania
Avenue in rear of mounted Knights Tenn
plar.
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Pennsylvania Avenue, in rear of Knights
of Pythias.
Grand army of the Republic. Pennsyl-
vania Avenue. in rear of Loyal Legion
TO Nineteenth Street, thence on Nine
teenth Street toward l Street.
Regular Army and Navy Union Nine
teenth Street between II and l Streets.
and If necessary to X Street
Union Veteran Legion, Eighteenth
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, extend
ing toward /.
Union Veterans Union. Eighteenth and
Streets, extending toward X Street
Spanish War Veterans, on K Street, ex-
tending from Eighteenth toward Seven
teenth Street.
Confederate Veterans, on X Street, fol-
lowing the Spanish War Veterans
Board of Directors of the Board of
Trade. District of Columbia.
Sons of the American Revolution. west
Lafayette Square, from Pennsylvania
Avenue to II Street.
Ohio Republican Club. west Lafayette
Square, rear of Sons of the American
Revolution, into Connecticut Avenue.
Delegation Republican Club. city of New
York, following the Ohio Republican Club.
Catholic clergy, Connecticut Avenue. be-
tween II and ! Streets.
Knights of Columbus. Connecticut Ave-
nue. north to / Street. following the Cath
olic clergy.
Royal Arcanum. / Street. front on Sew
enteenth Street, extending toward Six
teenth Street.
Improved order of Red Men, on / Street.
following Royal Arcanum, extending TO
Sixteenth Street and on Sixteenth Street
toward Ii.
International Association of Machinists,
east Lafayette Square. from Pennsylvania
Avenue to II Street.
Washington letter carriers, II Street
west toward Sixteenth Street.
Columbia Typographical Union, YER
mont Avenue. between II and Streets.
Plate Printers Union. ] Street, between
Vermont Avenue and Sixteenth Street
International Bookbinders' Union and
Pressmen's Union, Sixteenth Street, be-
tween X and L Streets.
Washington Patriarchy. Fifteenth
Street, between Pennsylvania Avenue and
Il Street.
Georgetown Patriarchy. Fifteenth |
Street, between Pennsylvania Avenue and |
H Street, following the Washington Patri- |
archy.
Blaine InvincibIe Club. Fifteenth