Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-04

the White House to the Capitol, but
 will not return with the great parade
 after the ceremonies at the Capitol have been concluded. The veterans in
 question will be dismissed after per forming escort duty to the Capitol and
 will reassemble on the west of the
 White House grounds at , D. m, after
 which they will march past the presi- dent in review.
 The following is the order of the parade from the Capitol to the White
 House. after the president has taken the oath of office:
 First-A platoon of mounted police, followed by the Governors Island band.
 Grand Marshal Major General Fran cis V. Greene, U. s. ", and his stah.- consisting of 4. Noel Blakeman. chief of staff: Lieutenant-G Colonel John A. Johnston U. S. A.: Lieutenant- Colonel John A. Chamberlain, T. s. A.; Major Richard E. Thompson, U. $. A.; Briga- dier-G General N. w. Day, U. s. "; Lieutenant Winfield s. Overton, U. s. A.. and a corps of mounted aides.
 Troop A of Ohio, personal escort to
 the president.
 President Mckinley.
 Presidential party in carriages.
 Military grand division-Major-G Gen
 eral John k. Brooke. U. $. A., chief
 marshall Major William A. Simpson,,
 |. $. A.. chief of staff.
 Mounted staff of the chief marshal.
 First division-N1ajor-G General Will liam Ludlow, U. S. ". marshal: mount ed staff and aides: First briagde, con- manded by Colonel I. F. Derussy. U. S. A.: corps of cadets, U. s. Military academy, Lieutenant Colonel c. L.. Hein commanding; corps of cadets. U. | S. Naval academy, Commander Cola | han. U. $. N.: Eleventh U. s. infantry, | Major R. c. Irvine: regiment U. s. ar l tillery, Colonel F. l.. Guenther, U. $. A.: battalion of the Porto Rican regi- ment. Major Eben Swift. U. s. A.: reg l iment of U. $. marines, Colonel Pope. l Naval brigade. Commander Charles | Belknap. U. $. N. commanding. First battalion U. s. $. Dixie: Sec l ond battalion U. s. $. Topeka, Puritan,
 Dolphin and Sylph. l Third battalion, U. S. s. Hartford. l Fourth battalion, U. $. $. Lancas- | ter.
 Battery of light artillery, Captain | Charles D. Parllhurst commanding.
 Squadron U. s. cavalry, Colonel Will l liam A. Rafferty commanding. Hospital corps. | Second brigade state militia. Dis trict of Columbia National Guard. | Brigadier-General George II. HerrieS | commanding. | Second division-Governor William | A. Stone of Pennsylvania, marshal; | Adiutant- General Thomas J. Stewart, | staff and aides. Governor John Hum of Delaware, Adjutant- Genera! J. r. Wickersham and staff.
 nr,Ha N,fs ,oY I Guard. Colonel Theodore Townsend I commanding.
 | Pennsylvania National Guard Ma 1 jor-General Charles Miller command | ing.
 Lientenant-Colonel William T. Elliot. 1 assistant t-adjutant-gencral, staff and | aides.
 Third brigade Brigadier- General J. 1 r. s. Gobin. staff and aides Ninth regiment of infantry. Colonel 1 c. B. Dougherty commanding. Thirteenth regiment infantry. Col | onel Louis A. Watres commanding. l Twelfth regiment of infantry, Col l onel Charles NJ. Clement commanding l Eighth regiment Of infantry, Colonel 1 Theodore r. Hoffman commanding. l Fourth regiment of infantry, Colonel | c. T. O'Neil commanding. Governors troop fdismounted), Cap | tain Fred NJ. Ott commanding. Battery c (dismounteD. Captain l Francis NJ. Bean commanding. Second brigade, Brigadier-Genera1 l John A. Wiley, Major John R. Robert son, assistant-adj jutant- staff
 and aides.
 Fifth regiment of infantry. Colonel
 Theodore Burchfield commanding. Sixteenth regiment of infantry, Col l onel Willis Rulings commanding. ] Eighteenth regiment of infantry, Colonel Frank I. Rutledgc command ] ing.
 Fourteenth regiment of infantry, Colonel William E.. Thompson com mandiilg. Tenth reeIiuent Of fnfantry, Colonel 'eH,es E. ,s |pE !,