The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-17

attention did the troops receive as th' or
der came to move into column and was
repeated along the Avenue ana then mp
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una' the entire WilJaTE escort haH passed
and then IL slowly moved to the centre
Of the avenue
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IS ri4 tl. mass M fraa-s r,rr.yyfr., bi-,
.t. 1r.-sr.r-s ewes r.fr'r ff-arr.5 d, me
front from tb. time of th. starting IF the
,.rter,. r.r+r h, and fH. members of his
str0 left the line at the Delaware Avenue
entrance To inc capitol Grounds 10 re-
r.i'e the members OF the funeral party
"'." 't''H' was @lllirA I'D the oIi--
MANI iut oI'Sr UNIFORM OF q MAJOR gen
.-L D" t-g I--l,1 states Army AS an
''.-''-' Oh li' ~'itu.lltl OF lhe occasion
!" Il.o. '- "ttDA Grape was attached 20
Ut. -'i.'al SWORD
lF'','S o'hH4 General Brooke. rode
-s muster General A. T. Bates. mss 'hisi
OF san i'.'p"ta Toy ms Two aides. tapts-
g. j. '' an emu" ,'lleo states infantry,
s..- H. * L-.'"a''- Oh the touTJh United
9''-'S al .''islN- 10. hiAH then rode SIX
So 1.',N I'D mourning
g",n ','e NHlal Nlaishat ana ms stan
- ""''''" INTO 'i", aI 'h' starting OF
i,'7'' O.. '"y'N'"I occurred "hleh
- ".---.zs.u us thousands Oh the spec
- -,'''i''- an ..'''9'''-'l1 lar Ee
"'.H Jus WIN us coat OF JET
- On lle I't'S ON 'ne
D- -N1 nv .''-o WIN a "Llln'.
- -''1.'-.i- "' TT 10 'I- sue Oh me 'Hlel
,-l'- 1'''1- "--lLl'" S-NN-S Denim" H.
~ "l-. ia-''' caused no niue excitement
--.'-H ''' -, 80 rs. Dun IL was not ais
81 .'"' anu io'lo"eu lhe Shlel Marshal S
- ''' 'I'e way 10 Ile Napltoi win IT'S
'7'i' ''to lowered as II N sorrow
The Military Features.
Directly fouoV.ioe +ba Cor,-,s,,45-s,
General and staff ~ar7e tho T>o77rtb A-tq-
l,rv Band. FOR Years a familiar orra,,iza-
ton I'm Washinrton. f,nder the leadership
of A Ruglione Wien directly i'm front
oe Tho cost cote MIR. .t, 49,, t,sI
halted tba b,D5 49,, ID. r,.+brtir
strairs Of ), dire and -o-ti7--r5 ~, 7,rs,-
4 ,Irrf1 F-frraerE ST. ,,l,7 E.-,-,s,.l,,,f,
Avenue vr.e reacbe5
nm. ~ tb, r.,t-,,.., % ,t,.. r,,;r;t.,,- es-
,-+ No. 3D.. -. - -, -. -
tn r-re-srtb = : ,~a,-,Ir,- nd I'm
rrard If 11,f,- F-i7,lI.,- from, F,,r+ NJ
tbe r,.-,r,.r - ,lic,, No. an t.,,J,- "a
,-7 - -, .. -,
has long given that branch OF This coun-
try's army precedence among armies OF
tho world -rbair uaaLaG forana cans were
-. go - 80. g---. In ~
'ld"H u5"uS 'F'I l",N 'S'9, "i'''' nv
clash or their heaNE SabfeS ana tNt falue
Of their short Carhiues. could be heard
Distinctly fgr srIrra-aE
N-sv- in linz. ms the artillery II en-
~ ii. -..-, -. -
bIactl n h1llaL3A OF I-hl aElillefN from
the Washington ParraCksr under com
urard NJ Cant Charles A P4rkhfIrSr
- -, -...-t-s o.. ~ 49, 80
Fl+ces were Oh Ila-illi-eellI PiopoI IONS
and their riders handled them with skill
The men of both the cavalry and artillery
wore fatigue uniforms. according TO or
deTs- those OF the artillery branch OF
the service experienced no emo OF ulillcli-
y IN ascending the steep NH al Flrst
ana b streets opposite the capitol Dy
reason OF lHe sHppeIy concrete, but no
0'Si.e"'7 o.'Iile d 10 l-eI lAe soIeilh o.
SgluleS on lilr uay-
Inc olli.tTs commanding noth the cav
Any anu -=Al aItl--eIy III lAe IuHeGe- cor
te5e were as i'-o"S-
lsEtNlh Ol-ltel states 'aNa-Tl MAJOR
tlnuleyl Captains Elliott and Brooks;
Lieutenauts Scales. Fuger. and Grunert
Battalion Field ArtfIlery-Capt. Charles
~
u. o.. "'l.'IS ST. ''ii'iil''i'ollS, llruleAanls
OK, '.-.il'tr ',iilr eN- eisrl.
Large lI"eTiu- men typical or the great
3 -ins lltJ serve, were nearly all the sol
clsrs ia tle two battaions OF coast ar
:itSL5 @5H'H tgLo"sa lhe running ar
t--tyig Tom n yIt monroe was Inc pat
t"IY't HLSN ll l4ae anu COMMANDED Toy Ma
J.I - l. best IL was composed OF the
SKIN, thirteenth. lnlTLy-uIth. and Forty
Ir~t companies OF Coast Artillery. capt
J. H. walker, who is stationed at Wash
lngton BARRACKS commanded the second
L1Lldlloh thInloseu OF tLc lhlrlA soy eilJn
ana rory -lo4TJh companies from that
post. and the Fltty-eighth and SlXty-niuth
from Fort Monroe they were atured IN
IlI Dress UNIFORM consisting OF helmet
I"Hs blouse ana trousers, All OF blue. with
generous Trimmings OF red The ofhcers
Music by the Marine Band.
AS the Marine Band marched, brilliant
in the beautiful uniforms Of that organic
alton the musicians frTaf the s+ra.+ fro-,
c4rb 20 ~,7-b T--a.- 7 ig-+,,-.,-. -
-. '---''-
mann > S'lteylo" lNsie were hlhrty-seFen
men, OF which twenty-five belonged % the
drum corps " lille passing the Executive