The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-04
FORMATION OF
INAUGURAL PARADE
Great Display of Military and
Civic Organizations.
LINE WILL BE LONG ONE
EVERYTHING ARRANGED BY
GENERAL GREENE.
LINE WILL BE LONG ONE

GERS designating the positions OF the
various organizations in the inaugural
parade have been published by Cen
eral r V Greene, chief marshal This
list includes all organizations. both
civic and military, that viii have any
part in the parade, with the exception
of the civil war veterans organizations,
the Grand Army the Union Veterans
Union and the Union Veterans Legion,
which, by special request of the presi-
dent, will act as his escort from the
White House to the capitol, but viii
NOT return with the great parade after
the ceremonies at the capitol have been
concluded.
The veterans in question will be dis
missed after performing escort duty
to the capitol and viii reasonable on
the west side of the White House
grounds at D. M, after which they
viii march past the president in re-
view.
Following Is the order of parade from
the capitol TO the White House after
the president has taken the oath Of
Office:
Ffrst-A platoon Of mounted police.
followed by the Governors Island
band.
Grand Marshal Major General f. V.
Greene, L. 5. V, and staff, consisting
of A. ". Brakeman. chief of staff;
lieutenant john A. Johnson, Z :. A;
Lieutenant Colonel john A. Chamber
lain, u. $. A; Major r. e. Thomp-
son, u. s. A; Brigadier General N. w.
Day, u. ;. V; Lieutenant w. $. over
ten, =. s. A, and a corps Of mounted
aides
Troop A of Ohio, personal escort to
the president
Presidential party in carriages.
Military grand division, Major Cen
erai John II. Brooke s a chief
marshal
Major William A. Simpson, L. S. A.,
chief of staff
Mounted staff of the chief marshal.
First Division.
Major General William Ludlow, U.
:. V, marshal
Mounted staff and aides.
First brigade, command by Colonel
l. II. Derussy. L. 5. A
Corps of cadets. United States mill
tary academy, Lieutenant Colonel O.
J.. Helm commanding.
United States Naval Commander Cola
hen L. 5. n; Eleventh United States
infantry. Major r. G. Irvine: regiment
United States artillery. Colonel f. @.
Cunther. L. s. A: battalion of the
Porto Rico regiment. Major Eben
Smith. L. :. A: regiment of United
States marines. Colonel HOPE
Naval brigade, Commander Charles
Belknapp. 4. :. N, commanding.
First battalion United States steam
ship Dixie.
Second battalion, United States
steamships Topeka, Puritan, Dolphin
and Sylph.
Third battalion. United States steam
ship Hartford.
Fourth battalion. United States
steamship Lancaster.
Battery of light artillery. Captain
c. =. Parkhurst commanding.
Squadron United States cavalry,
Colonel William a. Rafferty, command
ing.
Hospital corps
Second brigade, state militian, Dis
trict of Columbia national guard, Brig
adler General George n. Harris com
handing.
Second Division.
Governor William A. Stone of Penn
sylvania, marshal.
AdJutant General Thomas !. Stew
art, staff and aides.
Governor John Hum of Delaware.
AdJutant General J. p. Wickersham
and staff.
First regiment Delaware national
guard, Colonel Theodore Townsend
C1n mandiEg.
pennsylvania national guard, Major
General Charles J. Miller commanding.
Lieutenant William J. Elliott. assist
ant adjr.tant general staff and aides
Third brigade, Brigadier General J.
=. :. Goblin, staff and aides.
Ninth regiment infantry, Colonel G.
,
Thirteenth regiment infantry, Colonel
Louis A. Waters commanding.
Twelfth regiment infantry, Colonel l.
Z. Clement commanding.
Eighth regiment infantry. Colonel
Theodore T. Hoffman commanding.
Fourth regiment infantry, Colonel T.
c. O'NeiH commanding.
Governors troop (dismOunted), cap
tain Z. NJ. OFT commanding.
Battery 9 (dismounted), Captain
Erancis NJ Bean commanding.
Second brigade, Brigadier Gener al
John A. Wiley, Major John r. Rob-
ertson, assistant adjutant general
staff and aides.
Fifth regiment infantry, Colonel The
odore Burchfield commanding.
Sixteenth regiment Of infantry Col
onel ". J. Rulings commanding.
Fourteenth regiment infantry. Col
oDel William L. Thompson command
ing.
Tenth regiment of infantry, ColcneI
J. r. Barnett commanding.
Sheridan troop (cismounted). Cap
tain G s Jones Commanding.
Battery = (dismOunted), Captain
William Wallace commanding.
First brigade, Brigadier General
John W. Schall, MajO- J. 9. Gilmore
assistant adjutant general, staff and
aides.
First resiment infantry. Colonel WI
Lam p. Bowman commanding.
Second regiment infantry, Colonel
Henry lOecharI commanding.
Sixth regiment infantry. Colonel
James = COryell commanding.
Third regiment of infantry, Colonel
Robert RalstOn commanding.
Company A (dismGunted). Captain
WarbUrton commanding.
Washington infantry, Captain w. r.
Gleifuss commanding.
Third Division
Major General Joseph wheeler,
u. s. V, marshal. accompanied by his
staff.
First brigade, Brigadier General
Charles King, L s. V, marshal.
Provisional regiment Of New Jersey
national guard, Colonel Gilmore com
handing.
Battery OF light artillery, Captain u.
G. Lee commanding
Essex troop. Captain r. w. Parker
commanding
Georgia artillery of Say annah, Cap
tain J. G Ss-rrnOnS commanding.
Govern )r George +. Mclean Of Con-
necticutt Colonel William Sanders. as
sistant adjutant general and staff.
Provisional regiment first heavy ar
tiliery Massachusetts national guard,
Major G.. p. Natter commanding.
Governor john w. Smith of Mary
land, Major General John >. Saunders