The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-25

State-SpeciaI Policemen Named.
The question of the position of veteran
organizations in the inaugural parade
will be discussed at a meeting Of the
Union Veterans Union tonight at Open
heimer's Hall on Ninth Street northwest.
General Dyrenforth, who will preside,
stated this morning that the veterans de-
sired a place of honor in the line and at
tonight's meeting much would be done to-
ward deciding whether they would parade
or not. The matter has been discussed,
he said. by President Mckinley and Gen
eral SickIes, who is Marshal Of the Di-
vision of Veteran Organizations.
The University of West Virginia, which
will send cadet corps to the Capital for
the Inauguration, has requested TO be
included in the NationGi Guard repressn-
tation from their State, of which they
form a part. This request has not been
granted by the Grand Marshal. who has
stated that the cadets must march in tie
Civic Grand Division. 1t is quite probable
thai the cadets viii decline to attend the
Inauguration under these conditions.
NJ l. Weller. Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Public Comfort, Saturday afternoon
conferred with Major Sylvester, and with
the District Commissioners, concerning
the right Of lunch wagons 10 operate with
out permits or license, during the inaugu-
ration. Major Sylvester expressed his be
lief that no license or permit was necessa-
~, and this opinion was finally concUrred in
by the District Commissioners. It is prob
abe that at least 100 wagons Will be in
operation during the Inauguration, and
this number could be vastly increased to
meet the demand Lunch wagons will not
be permitted to be a nuisance or obstruct
the streets, but no other check viii be
placed upon them
Word has been received by Clerk O'NeilI,
of the Committee on Public Comfort. that
Troop G. First Cavalry. Illinois National
Guard. VIII not attend the Inauguration as
at first intended. The question Of expense
is given as the reason OF this action
Quarters for the Fourth Regiment Ma
ryland National Guard have been secured
at Norment Hall, L and Seventh street
northwest The regiment viii bring its
own caterer to the Inauguration, and VIII
subsist themselves
At O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, the
Pension building viii be turned over TO
the Inaugural Committee. The mailing
clerks viii be the only employees o. the Of
fee who viii be engaged at their duties
all of the balance having been given
vacation until after the inaugural ceremO-
MES Admission TO the building. until
March 1, will be by passes issued by the
Inaugural Committee. The work OF ar
ranging the decorations and Of preparation
VIII be rapidly urged and all of the nee
essary work in the rooms viii be COM
pleted in ample time for the ball on the
night of March (.
Word has been received by the Commit
tee on Public Comfort, from the receivers
OF the Inter Ocean building. that that
building cannot be used for the accommo-
GaJI0n Of troops at the inauguration The
receivers express the opinion that the
court viii not permit the use of the build
ing for such purpose
Ia addition TO the list Of men Who have
been appointed special policemen for duty
during the inaugural ceremonies, as pub
iished in this mornings Times 5ke fol-
lowing VIII serve in the precincts desig-
mated. This completes the total Of 29I
men. the majority OF whom viii go on
duty Saturday morning and serve for five
days. Six men in each precinct will serve
for only TWO days:
Third precinct, fye-day men-B. T. Follin.
E L Connolly, Richard Flynn. James A
Bridget. William T. Dunn. John Gould,
John Breen. Walter Z CisselI, Henry Phil
lips. Thomas n. Steep, c. H. DOeIIer,
James 3. Haislup. George DonOhUe, n C.
FEEh5y f&tEEEh Miami, E4AaIu + lid
bons, Thomas H Serrin, William H Fis
ter, Patrick J. Cady. Z. P Hutchinson,
Timothy J. SheehaR. c. W Dement,, Thorn
as Fitzgerald, william ". Smith. r G.
BTansou. George Dyer. Robert Jones,
George Watson, John II. Ellis. Edward
Smith. Napoleon Bonaparte. Jacob 4.
johnson, ard Jesse Givens- Two-day men
JAMS \ Sullivan, William Drummond
William O'ConnOr, W R Garrett. Law
son Matthews, and Mandamus Clark.
Fourth precinct-Five-day men. George
". Hutchinson, Charles ". Jenkins.
James Brown, Henry Silvers. joseph
Douglass. John Hammack John T. Held
en-. E C Goodwin. James E Miller,
Frank p Hamilton, William y HattOa
George z. Hatton. William D Coleman
Edw- Bowling Green b Saunders. Bond
Browning, John Horrigan, William B.
Grigsby, James A Richardson, Robert A.
Boss. Charles H. Hughes, Charles +.
Leach, Joseph Hughes, John Holmes,
Harrison Robinson, Daniel p. Campbell
Nicholas James, French Grey, Travers
Winston, William Roy, Albert Stewart,
George Gardiner. Richard C Brooks
Two-day men, Cornelius ". Johnson. Ju-
Illus f Lewis. George w Reese. Charles
A. Strobeis, Stewart Campbell, and John
Richardson.
Fifth precinct-Five-day men. John H
Berry, Cecil Cole Samuel Ciscle. Thomas
B. Colvin. J. H Cross. John J. Coffey
James E. Campbell. George ". Davis, H
A. Feaster. Thomas ". Foster Aiexan-
der Frazier, Henry A Green, Harry P
Garrett, Joseph w Hooper. Joseph c
Morgan, John a MazzuIla Julian Miller,
Henry R. May, Ira L Monett. J. P. Nc
Mahon. Clyde Nichols, Herman Newly
Joseph Ottinger, d F Pearce. Marion
Shelton, Thomas E Spinks. Thomas Solo
mon, George Sma IIwOod George II.
Thompson, George H. Thorpe w E. Vo-
gelson, William II. West, Columbus VIII
liams, Milton Wood. Two-day men. Jere-
miah Allen. De Wit Fowler, Joseph Kid
we'll, Richard Sweeny, Alfred Taylor, and
James Wilkinson.
The Inaugural Committee has made ar
rangements for the display. on the east
side Of the State War and Navy Build
ing, of large electrical badge Of the Ninth
Army Corps. This was the corps in which
the President served. The badge consists
OF an anchor crossed by a field gun. Similar
designs Will be displayed on the Prasi-
dents and other stands.