The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-01-10
JENNINGS GOVERNOR
Vas Indicted into Office
Tuesday Last.
RECEPTION AT LEON HOTEL
Aaany Citizens and Soldiers Present
from all Sections of State.

lawned-blue skies, sparkling sun
khine and balmy breezes all contribu-
ted to the general feeling of enthu-
piasm. As early as Sunday the
trains arrived filed with visitors and
militia, and by Monday night the
streets were thronged with hand
some soldiery in bright uniforms
and lovely women from all sections
Of lair Florida. On Tuesday at 10
o'clock the parade formed on Mon
roe street in front of the Capitol,
preceded by Grand Marshal r. A
Shine, assisted by Mr.. L. A. Per-
kins. marched down Monroe street,
ip the following order:
Pensacola Brass Band.
Col. Lowell commanding, and his
staff, consisting of Lieut.. C.S. Flem-
ing, Acting Adjutant; Capt. F. J.
HOwatt, Quartermaster, and First
Lieut.. E. Z. Philbrick, Assistant
Surgeon.
First Regiment. Florida State
Troops, Lieut.. Col. ]. W. Sackett
commanding.
Second Battalion, commanded by
Capt. C. B. Parkhill.
Suwanee Rifles, Captain w. II.
Lyle.
Governors Guard, Capt. E. A.
Dickey.
Chipley Light Infantry, Lieut.. NJ
Griffin.
First Battalion, commanded by
Mai. Gen. E. Porter and First Lieut..
W. L. Ledder, Acting Adjutant.
JacksonviI Light Infantry, Capt.
A. D. Hartri :.
Jacksonvil Rifles, Lieut.. Geo. l..
Dancey.
Columbia Light Infantry, Capt. n.
w. Cox.
Second Regiment, Col. /. E. Web
ster commanding, Captain A. H.
Banding, Adjutant, First Lieut.
Charles S. Mobiles commanding.
First Battalion, Maj. n. Brad
shsE, sLieQt, C. ii. billiard, Adju-
ant.
Leesburg Rifles, Capt. F. c. w.
Kramer.
Orlando Rifles, Capt. D. c. Aber.
nathy.
Gem City Guards, Capt. Walt. NJ
Davis.
Miami Rifles, Capt. James F
Saunders.
Second Battalion, Capt. II. L.
Roberts, of Key West.
Oak City Guards, Capt. w. l.
Law.
Starke Rifles, Capt. J. r. Davis
Tampa Light Infantry, Capt. w
L. Jervel.
Island City Guards, Lieut.. w. S
Costa.
Battalion of Light Artillery, COM
handed by Maj. Gumbinger; E. L.
Reese, Quartermaster; Lieut.. Norma
eOmmissary.
Wilson Battery, Capt. c. B. Duffy.
Pensacola Light Artillery, Capt
A. H. DAlamberte.
Naval Militia, represented by
Lieut.. J. w. Bland and Lieut.. Crom.
well Gibbons, of I'd Division.
Governors Staff-Maj. Gen. P
Houston, Adjutant General; Col. r
Cay, Assistant Adjutant General
Col. Frank Phillips, Quartermaster
General Col. John E. Lambeth, Com.
mlssary General; Col. Sam T. Shay.
Ter, Judge Advocate General; Col
Thomas B. Kessler and Capt. N. H
Harrison, Aides-de-Camps; First
Lieut.. T. N. Horn, U. S. A.
GOv.Bloxham and Gov.-elect Jen.
nmgs; Mrs. Bloxham and Mrs
Jennings, Cabinet Officers and
Justices of the Supreme Court
accompanied by the ladies Of
their families.
r. B,GOrman, Mayor; City Council
Confederate Veterans.
Citizens.
About II M.returned by east
front Of the Capitol, and the troops
presented arms as the carriages con.
talnmg Gov. Bloxham and Gov elect
jennings passed through the grounds
70 the pOrtico of the Capitol, accom-.
panied by Mrs. BIoxham and Mrs
Jennings, and followed by the Cab
net the Justices of the Supreme
DOurt and the ladies of their fami'
neS' Here were already assembled
many prominent visitors from al
parts Of the State.
promptly at II m. Governor.
e'sct Jennings was introduced be
'OVernor Bloxham, and was hear