The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-28

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army; second, officers of tie navy: third officers
of volunteers. fourth officers OF National Guard;
ffth. eN-oficers and civilians.
Ill During the inaugural ceremonies at the
Capitol, details will he made to take station
at the several parade telegraph stations the
line Of march. their duties being TO patrol the
column 10 points midway between adjoining sta
tons To keep the column closed, moving and
in the middle Of the street, to prevent changes
of formation, obliquing, and loss Of distance.
They will also prevent any organization sub
division thereof from leaving the column until
regularly dismissed beyond the point OF review
I by the Grand Marshal
". Whenever and wherever necessary aides
, viii make their identity known and commune
cate instructions in the of the Grand
Marshal TO the commanding officers OF any or
ganIzation.
V. They viii keep headquarters OF the Grand
Marshal constantly informed by wire Of the prog
Of the parade at their stations. asking for
instructions when needed and reporting all causes
impeding the march of the column.
VI. The rear OF the column having passed their
stations they will report to Gen. n W Day,
commanding the guard.
VII. At the point OF review by the Grand
Marshal aides will hold themselves in readiness
TO perform fine following duties: To relieve such
Others have been detailed to stations the
line Of march, to conduct organizations to their
quarters. and prevent congestion ON the streets
used for the purposes OF dismissal, by keeping
organizations well closed and moving. They will
also cooperate with the police in keeping
the streets clear between the curbs.
VIII. Aides are reminded that police regula
tions forbid vehicles from interfering with the
parade at any point the line OF march, and
they will promptly call upon the police to pre-
vent any infringement OF this regulation.
TX. The telegraph stations along the line of
march will be located as follows:
S-gtlfh IL
Street southeast.
Peace Monument, First Street west and Penn
Sylvania Avenue.
Southwest Pennsylvania Avenue and
Southeast corner Pennsylvania Avenue and
Eleventh Street.
Southeast corner Pennsylvania Avenue and
Fifteenth Street
Presidential reviewing stand.
Northeast corner Pennsylvania Avenue and
Seventeenth Street
Northeast corner Pennsylvania Avenue and
Twentieth Street
Northwest corner Street and Vermont Avenue
northwest.
ADMIRAL DEwEY'S ILLNESS.
Word has been received by Chairman
Edison that Admiral Dewey will be unable
to attend any of the inaugural cere-
monies The victor of Manila is at pres
ent very ill at his home, and the doctor
will not permit him to leave the house,
anu "iieh ne s"iIe'eh.iS ~
travel IMP TO the oouth 10 immediately
prescribed
Captain Lewis, Secretary of the Com
,,.ttea on civic orp,a nizations has re-
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NJ. Parker and Calvin S. Chase Repub-
lican Association VIII parade. This is
local colored club, of which Calvin S.
be in command of the delegation. The
association has requested to be assigned
TO position In front OF the Blame IN
Yinclbles. OF which Col. Perry carson is
Importance. The Blaine lnvlnclbles is
local organization which has also sigl:i-
fed its intention of parading at the in
auguratiOn.
The cadet corns of the Ohio Normal
University, Of Ada. Ohio, will march on
March T. The cadets will probably be
assigned to position among the college
delegations.
The decision of the Georgetown stu
dents not to narade has been reconsid-
cred The students will march behind the
Union League Club of Baltimore. Md In
The first brigade Of the Third division.
of which Gen o. O UoHa rd is marshal
About go students of the college will be
in line
A conference hold by Chairman NJ |
Weller. of the Committee on Public Com
fort. with the officials of the Baltimore
an6 Ohio P.1road has sIicitad the in
forT,stion that ali rains from The West
entering ;hs citv hy tbis road will be dis
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