The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-04

Secretary of War. is cheered until the
schoes ring. as he rode ct the head of
the First Regiment.
\ regiment OF the High School Cadets
and a battalion of the CoIored High
School Cadets were at the end of the sec
ond brigade, under the command of their
cadet officers, and are not neglected by
their many younger friends and parents,
who watch their tactics with pride and
reward their skill with applause
The Governor of Pennsylvania William
( A Stone, rides at the head of the Second
Division of the Military Grani Division. as
/. marshal Eight hundred TniIitianen from
the State of Delaware form the first bri-
gade and were followed by the 9.G90 troops
. from Pennsylvania in two brigades. The
! long Inc Of men from the Keystone State
takes up the fourth of the column of the
parade They are more than an hour in
| passing given point
The National Guard of various States
! in many instances preceded by their re-
! spective Governors, take up the Third Di-
: vision Of the Military Grand Division.
/ Gen. Joe Wheeler. wlo is marshal Of this
! division. is a favorite with the crowd. ard
is roundly cheered at al points along the
Sine
/ The black cayalcade of the Governor of
! Ohio, George * Nash, and his staff Of
/ twenty, earn more the usual recognition
/ Many Of the military organizations wear
/ uniforms peculiar t. themselves
! The feature OF the civic parade is the
/ brigade Of college men, whose wonderful
] display of college coIors in every coacciv-
/ able manner in which they could so adorn
/ themselves, and Of lung power manifest
/ ed IN shouting college slogans, some IA
! miliar as the yells pertaining to certain
educational Institutions, and others COM
posed for the occasion, is winning gener-
! Gus smiles from fair ones The enthu-
siasm Of the college boys is unbounded
/ Among the civic organizations. many
| are interesting and worthy Of note be-
] cause Of the radiant glory of their uni
( forms Striped umbrellas provided for
/ equal effectiveness TO keep off possible
! rain and TO dazzle the onIooker were the
J badges of more than nna niuh in line
! Quite notable was The number Of or
! CARNATIONS wearing what has become
/ known as the Rough Riders costume.
| The column Of the parade was closed
! with the brigade of colored organizations
! under command Of Judson w Lyons,
I Register of the Treasury
The column is moving in the following
| order
Platoon CT Mounted Police
| Governors Island Band.
! Grand Marshal.
Mai Gen. F. Y Greene, Z s V
A Noel Brakeman. Chief Of staff
I Lieut. Col John A Johnston, L 5. A,
AdjUtant General
| Lieut.. Col John l. Chamberlain. L S -,
-.-- &ShleI q --AI!ii5sfs. sou, L. s. a,
Signal Officer.
! Brig. Gen Nicholas W Day. L. S V,
Commanding Rear Guard.
Lieut. Winfield s Overton. L. s A, Mill
tary Secretary.
Troop A, of Ohio,
Personal Escort Of the President.
THE PRESIDENT
Presidential Party in Carriages.
> MILITARY GRAND DIVISION.
Mai Gen JOHN T. BROOKE. L. s. A,
Chief Marshal
Stan-AIa jOr William \ Simpson. I. S.
A, Chief OF Stan; Brig. Gen. John F.
Weston, L. S a; Col Henry e Sharpe,
!. > A. Lieit. Col T. T. lJrzA 0. l. 5
=; Majors Louis :. La Garde. L 5 a;
l. : A; Webster Ninson. . S y;
Charles Mcclure, T. S. a; MeGad G.
AiaItIn, l. 5 a; J EsLcOurt Sawyer T.
;: a; Samuel r Jones, L s. A: Capt
Eli u. HOyle, L. S. A; Capt r B. BY
IN, Y 5 \; Capt James T Dean, U 5
a; Capt s s Jordan, u s a; Lieut.
Joseph s. Heron, u s A
First Division.
Atajor Gen. WILLIAM LUDLOW, L s.
Y, Brigadier General. L. s. A.
Marshal.
Staff--Major John II Carson, jr., I. S.
', Chief of STAFF; Major II. I. Carbaugh,
L s Y, Adjutant General
Aides-Captains Z. a Root. L. S. a; c.
s a; c. 5. BromwelI. /. S A: Lieuten-
ants HalStcad Dorsey = s A: c. NJ
Root, l. S A; W H Tschappat. L. s a.
FIRST BRIGADE
Col !. D. De R9Issy, T. s A
United States fortes
Corps Of Cadets. L. S. Military Academy.
Lieut. Col Q l. Helm, L. S a, com
Corps of Cadets. Z. 5. Naval Academy.
Commander Cclahan. L. S. y, com
manddnt-
Eleventh L. S Infantry.
Major p L c. Irvine. L S. A, command
ing
Col ? Reg 5.a7l3t Z. s. artillery.
Battalion Porto Rican Regiment.
Major Eben Swift. Z S. A, command
Regiment T. tng 5 Marines
Col T. c Pope. Z S NJ c., command
First Battalion, Lieut. Col. 3 r Russell
Second Battalion, Major T n Wood.
Third Battalion, Major Lincoln Karnany
Naval Brigade.
Commander Charles BelKnap L. s. n.
commanding
Lieut. T. 3, Bassett, U s. N. adjutant-
FIRST Battalion. u. S. s. Dixie
Second Battalion, L. 6. s. Topeka, Puri-
tan. Dolphin. Sylph
Third Battalion, l. s S. Hartford
Fourth Battalion. l. s. s. Lancaster.
Battery Light Artillery,
Capt Charles D Parkhurst L. S. A, /
commanding.
- Squadron. L. S. Cavalry,
Col William a Rafferty, Z S A COM
manding
Hospital Corps
SECOND BRIGADE. |
District of Columbia National Guard.
Brlg- Gen Geo. II. Harries, commanding. |
Capt Alfred P Robbins. Aide-de-camp |
Acting Adjutant General.
Stah-SlajOr George Henderson. Sur
geon General; Major Michael V Tierney, !
Chief Of Ordnance; Major Edwin II NeJI- |
meyer, COmmisSary General; Major
Charles Ii Ourand. Inspector General;
Major Walter D. Davidge jr Judge Ad-
Yocate General; Major James E Bell
! Inspector Of General Rifle Practice; /
Major Henry H Parmenter Quarternas-
ter General; Major Frank l. Averiu,
Chief of Engineers
Aides-Capt. Edward F Riggs. Capt G.
Fred Cook, Capt Andrew Parker, Lieu
tenant Commander Sherburne @. HOPKINS
Engineer Corps.