The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-01


Stuart Co. Marshall, Mich. The tablets
can be found at all drug stores.
| upon to fall into the column. The School
of Jurisprudence, 1920 II Street north
west, has been selected as the headquar-
! tiers for the Intercollegiate Committee for
March 1. Final orders will be issued
from there for the parade. The order in
which the colleges will march in the
inaugural parade, with the dates of their
charters, which determines their prece-
dence in the column, follows:
lea6-st. Johns Military Academy, Annapolis.
Md; John X. Caulk, Cadet Major.
1146-Princeton University, Princeton, N j.;
GAYLORD r. Hawkins, Commanding.
17s5-Charleston College, Charleston, $. c.
I1s9-Georgetown, University, Georgetown, D.
c.; James i. b. Duffy Commanding
Isl4-University of West Virginia, Morgan
town. W Va; James r. More.and, Cadet Major.
ls2l-Columbian University. Washington, D. c.;
Adolph F. L. johnson Commanding:
ls37-Mercer University, Macon. Ga.
1sS9-virginia Military Institute, Lexington,
Va.
lsei-Gallaudet College. Washington, D. c.;
George c. W. Andree Commanding.
1s66-Cniversity of Kansas, Lawrence. Kan
Is6s-Maryland Agricultural College, College
| Park, Md; William W. Cobey Commanding.
Is5S-Iniversity of California, Berkeley, Cal
1s8s-Iowa state College Ames, Iowa
ls76-Johns Hopkins University. Baltimore, Nd;
c. Abner sayler, IT, Commanding.
ls79-Grove City College, Grove City, Pa; s.
H. Gardner Cadet Major.
ls79-Carlisle Indian Industrial School, Carlisle
Pa; W. G. Thompson Commanding.
IssI-West Virginia Conference Seminary,
Buckhannon W. Va.
Institutional University, Washington, D. C.
1891 ornngside College, Sioux City, Iowa
ls94-Cnited States College Of Veterinary Sur
geons, Washington, D. G.
1t is understood that police orders
will be issued for the arrest of any per-
son Offering for sale any programme
other than the programme published I'M
der the direction of the Inaugural Com
mittee purporting to be an official pro-
gramme The official programme has
been completed and appeared yesterday
for the first time on the streets, where
it was offered for sale.
The Court of Honor is to be illum!ned
tonight for the first time. The electri-
clans, the Norden Electric Works, who
have the contract for the illumination
will complete their work by o'clock in
the afternoon. They propose TO try the
lights after dark, probably between and
| $3.50 o'clock.
Colonel May, commanding officer of the
First Regiment, d. c. n. G., who has been
under suspension, and lately reinstated by
order of the Secretary of War, will march
| at the front of his command in the inaug-
! ural psrade Colonel May stated yester-
| day that he had received his orders from
| the headquarters Of the National Guard
| concerning the participation of his regi-
! Inent in the procession.
BEARS IN THE PARADE.
To settle an election bet Mark Lully, of
! Arizona, and a couple Of trained bears
! will appear in the inaugural parade next
| Monday Lully and his bears reached
Washington Wednesday from Nogales.
! The bet was between William M Hoey'
| collector of customs at Nogales Re
publican. and Thomas Taggart. OF Indian
apolis. Chairman Of the Indiana Demo-
| cratic State Committee. Mr.. Tagstrt
| agreed that If Mckinley were elected he
| would nav the expenses Of Lully and his
| hears from Arizona to Washington, 80
| that they might participate in the inagu-
| raj ceremonies The bears were captured
by LuIly in the Santa Rita mountains
| abol.t a year ago, and have been taught
| several tricks.
A pleasant surprise was arranged for
| rho members of the Committee on Pub
| lie order By the Chairman, Richard Syl-
| vester. who distributed TO everyone pres
eng as a souvenir sleeve buttons. The but
tons are similar to those used on the de-
partment uniforms. vote of thanks
was accorded the chairman and secre-
tary by the committee
The members were sworn in as special
poll . officers, and police badges were
| distributed among them. The badges and
medals of the committee and badges
| designating the subcommittee were also
| pa,ssed about to those entitled to them.
| The service OF the members of the com
| mittee as members OF the municipal po-
| lice commences this morning and expires
| on March 7.
The Committee on Illumination, Chair
| man George Gibson presiding, met last
| night in the rooms of the Inaugural Com
mittee Badges and medals Were dis
| tlibuted, and full attendance was pres
ent to receive these souvenirs of the inau-
| euration. The subcommittee charged
| with the duty of soliciting residents along
| the line Of march to display electric iiiu-
| limitations during the nights of the inau-
| guration ceremonies reported n general
response, and promised an elaborate illu-
minatlon on the Avenue. Among those
| who will make especial efforts to gain
the prizes of 800, $50, and S25, offered for
the best three displays, are the Columbia
| Monograph Company, Gerstenbergs the
| Post Lunch Rooms, Warwicks, ana
| others.
The thanks Of the committee were voted
| the chairman, the vice chairman, and the
| secretary for their conduct OF the duties
| of the committee. The thanks of the
| committee were also voted TO the Sub
| Committee on the Illumination of the
| Court of Honor for the excellent results
| assured by the plan OF illumination
| adopted.
No further meeting of the committee
! will be held until after the inauguration,
| when the committee will determine the
| ava I'd of nrtZeS for the best iiiumin1-
| tions during the inauguration.
| DISTRIBUTION or BADGES.
| Badges and medals were distributed in
! the meeting of the Carriage Committee.
| A Veterans srory.-George Lewis. Of