Milford chronicle., 1901-03-08
INAUGURAL PARADE.

INAUGURAL PARADE.
The inaugural parade last Mon
day was IN two grand divisions,
and civil, in this order
MILITARY GRAND DIVISION.
Brooke. L. S. A., Chief Marshal
FIRST DIVISION.
Major-General Ludlow.
Colonel De Russy.
United States Forces.
SECOND DIVISION.
Governor Stone of Pennsylvania and Gov
ernOr Hum Of Delaware, with their
respective stats.
First Brigade,
Brigader-General IIarries.
National Guards, De aware and Pennsylvania
Second Brigade.
Brigadier-General Wiley.
National Guard of Pennsylvania.
Third Brigade.
Brigadier-General Scholl
National Guard of Pennsylvania.
THIRD DIVISION.
Maior-General Wheeler.
First Brigade
Brigadier- General King.
National Guards, New Jersey, Georgia, Con-
necticut, MASSACHUSETTS and Maryland.
Second Brigade,
Brigadier-General Douglas
National Guards, New York, Virginia and
North Carolina.
Third Brigade.
Brigadier-General MetcaIc
National Guards, Ohio, Tennessee, Illinois,
Alabama, Maine, Michigan. Texas,
Iowa, West Virginia, Nebraska
and Wyoming
CIVIL GRAND DIVISION.
b. II. Warner, CHIEF Marshal.
FIRST DIVISION.
J. T. Cleary, Marshal.
First Brigade.
T. c. Noyes.
Second Brigade
]. A. Wiedersheim
SECOND DIVISION.
X. f. Cochran, Marshal.
First Brigade
( l.. ). Brown.
Second Brigade.
William T. Galeher.
THIRD DIVISION.
MajOr-General Howard, Marshal.
First Brigade.
J. Stuart Mcdonald.
Second Brigade.
Judson w. Lyons
A platoon of mounted police lee
the way, followed by the Cover
nor's Island Band, which had tn,
proud honor of being the only
band amoung the scores i'll tn,
parade that was allowed to pla,
the time hOnOred air Hail to thu
Chief. " 1t used to be that ever,
band struck up Hail to the Chief
/ as soon as it drew near the Presi
dental reviewing stand, with tn,
result that the President and tn
thousands surrounding him hearC
nothing else for hours, really a re
: fined form of torture.
The grand marshal and his stat
: preceded the Presidents carriage
Troop A of Ohio riding in front O
the carriage and a detachment c
r veterans of the Twenty-third Obi
Volunteers Immediately following
it. Then some carriages contain
ing high dignitaries, followed b
Major-General Brooke, as Chic
marshal of the Military Gran
Division, with his staff.
The First Brigade of the Firs
Division marched i'll this order
West Point Cadets, Eleventh Unite
States Infantry, a regiment of tn
United States artillery, a battalio
of the Porto Rican Regiments regi
ment of United States Marines,
naval brigade of jackies from tn
Dixie, Puritan, Dolphin, Sylpl
Hartford and Lancaster, a batter
, of light artillery, a squadron c
r United States cavalry. In the Sc
0 cond Brigade are an Enginee
: Corps, the Second Regiment of Ii
: fantry, First Regiment of Infantry
r Signal Corps and Ambulance Corp
, The Second Division was marsha
ed by Governor Stone of Penn
sylvania, with his staff and aide
followed by Governor John Hun
and staff. Then the delegation
l from the Delaware and Pennsy
vania Nationa; Guards, the repr,
sensations from the Keystone Stat
consisting of three brigades.
The Third Division was con
manded by Major-General Tosep
Wheeler. Then followed the go,
; errors, National Guard and repr,
j sentatives (where they were repr,
sented) from the following state
> in order: New Jersey, Georgi
Connecticut, Massachusetts,, Mar,
: land. South Carolina, New Yorl
Virvinia, North Carolina, Tennesse
D Ohio, Illinois, Alabama, Main
: Michigan. Texas, Iowa, Nebrask
! Wyoming and Washington, DC.
The Civic Grand Division con
prised political clubs and other o
+ CARNATIONS from Pittsburgh, Ne
York, Columbus, Philadelphia
j Cleveland, Chicago, Minneapoli
Toledo, Wilmington, Newark, Gil
J cinnati Syracuse, st. Louis, Bait
; more, Lancaster, Pa; Elizabeth \
= j.; Oklahoma and St. Paul, wit
! student bodies from a dozen il
situations.