The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-03
INAUGURATION OF
THE PRESIDENT

THE PRESIDENT
Continued from First Pagc.)
ration parade tomorrow. And Incl
dentally the boys are planning to have
a good time
Companies A, B, C, T, and II, Of the
Seventeen left by the Chesapeake and
Ohio hallway at 1880 O'Clock this morn
ing. They were to arrive In Washington
at $50 . clock. The battalion is under
command of Major A. S. Lanier and will
be quartered at the Maccabees' Hall, No.
612 Ninth Street, Northwest. They will
leave on the return trip Tuesday at 4:50
O'Clock, arriving home at o'clock.
The companies wore their fatigue
suits of bite, but carried their gray uni
forms along. III the iweather permits
parading without overcoats they will
wear the gray; otherwise the blue.
The Seventeen Regiment is accom-
panied by its excellent drum and fife
corps of twenty pieces. under the di-
rectorshp of Sergeant Eddins The
following is u list OF the drum corps who
went on the trip:
Sergeant IIddins, Ashby, Dams, Hills,
Frances, Brien, Diacont, Atkinson. Tay-
lo1, McGregor, drummers, and AIalloy,
IIuN ui AcNdltiil, NccitS, W ~
Moorey. j. j. Burlington. Dozier, and
Hill. filters, and nlllead, Coleman and
Carl buglers.
The list of the members of the COM
panes who went Oh the trip is as fol-
lows:
Company A-Captain Saville, Lieu
tenant Cherry. Lieutenant Dickerson,
Sergeant Cherry, Sergeant Conway,
Sergeant Jenkins Sergeant tRobertsa
AL
Corporal Coleman, Corporal Sportsman,
Corporal Goode. Corporal Bottoms,
Corporal RobeIin. Priavtes Abrams,
Burgers, Baker, Clarey. Clarey Cole
man, Cherry, Dunford, Jones, Lozaroni,
Lumpkins, Lumpkins, Montgomery.
Moore, Smith, Steece, Scott, Wyckart,
Thomas. Rennick, Bernstein, Whitman.
and HancOck-Company \ has as its in
vited guests Hon George Wayne Ander-
son, Colonel and Captain c. Gray Bos-
sioux. adjutant OF Seventeen Regiment;
Captain c. a. Crawford. Sergeants Jeter
and Goode OF its veteran association.
Company B-Captain Miller. Lieutenant
Matthews, Lieutenant Johnson, First
Sergeant Starke, Sergeant Stack, Ser
geant Bunce. Quartermastcr Underwater,
Privates Anderson. Bevile. Barrow. Wal
lace. AGREE, Ratcliff. Ratcliff, Chittun,
Farmer. Austin, Glenn, Field Newell,
Spence. Cowardin, Davidson, Martens,
Hirshberg, Colvin, Haskins, Singleton,
Rust.
Company Captain Shackelford. Lieu
tenant Skipwith. Lieutenant Hardy, Ser
geant Cousins, Sergeant Loving, Sergeant
Richardson. Corporal Vernon. Corporal
Wilson. Corporal Clarke. Corporal Ry-
land. Privates W. Z. Vogler. r. E. Vog-
Ter. J. V. Snipes. Hay, Brooking, H. c.
Gentry, Owen. Courtney, Ragland, How
ard Curtis Saunders. Stansbury, Mar
tin, Thorpe, Smith, W. D. Gentry. Wal
drop, Bowler, L. 7. Foster, NJ. H. Eos
ter E. W. Foster, Harris, Merryman,
Little, Fisher.
Company F-Lieutenant Thomson, Lieu
tenant Bosseux, Sergeant Macdonald,
Sergeant Gill, Sergeant Stone, Sergeant
Everett. Sergeant Sullivan, Corporal Mil
Ter, Corporal Dollings, Corporal Ebert,
Corporal Hall, Corporal Smith, Musician
Davis, Musician Edens Musician Taylor,
Privates Asher, Angel, Barker. Bane,
Jennings, Boaz, Cogswel, Duke. Evans
Hagan. Jenkins, Heliller, Longley, Mar
SHALL j. C. Napier c. l.. Napier New
man. Parsley, Robertson Tombs
Vaughan Weber, Warriner, Weeks,
Whitlock, Welburn.
Company H-Captain Baptist, Lieuten-
ant Lufsey, Lieutenant Pitts, Sergeant
Weston. Sergeant Johnson. Sergeant Har-
rson, il. Corporal Toney, Corporal Ar
hart Corporal Crowder, Prlvates lie
Cler, Moody, Throcomoten, Ridgeway,
Roach. Hechler. Dowden. Ferguson,
Stuart, w. c. Acree, AGREE. Morris. c.
\. Throgmaten, Krasle, Wright. STRAIN,
Bland. Krug, Weiner, Forhs, Goodwin,
Butler. Boles Austin, Musician Francis,
Musician McGregar
THE HOWITZERS LEAVE.
The Howitzers left at 7:42 2. n. last
night and arrived in Washington about
II o'clock They went TO the Howard
House Like the Seventeen Regiment,
they will give a good account OF them
selves in the exercises OF tomorrow. The
new shalos of the Howitzers Will be q
feature of the parade. The men are
much pleased with them and feel that
they form a striking addition to their
dress uniform. They are about tour
teen inches high, pure white VITA Il req
rosette ard stripe at the side
The following is list of the Howitzers |
who are off on the trip
t,antain Il. A. Williams. First Lieuten-
ant William NJ. Myers, Junior First Lieu
tenant T. W. Minson Second Lieutenant
e. 2. Taylor, First Sergeant j. warren |!
Booker Musician cowarain, 9eiS s'
J. Il. Ppinaexter. Sergeant c. l. bpps, |
Sergeant p Il. Bell. Corporal Il. W. Car
ter. Corporal G. L. Delarue, Corporal |
Fl. p. Poindexter. Corporal w. r. Jen- |
kins. Corporal VI. W. Poindexter, Pri- !
Yates w. l.. Tis,iale, NJ. g. Terrell. II. t.
Allen, H. +. Arnzen, j. Is. Chocklcy, j. T.
Davis, z. II. Eubank, c. IS Fairainb, (
8. II. Garrett, c. c. Gebhardt, Z. V
Hines. II T. LYMAN, 3. y. Clary, w. II.
Schultz. c. r. Keith, Is. D. Lacy, Q. Il.
cath. {. B. kratZ. III. w. Mountcastle,
T. S. Whitley. P. L. Wood. W. IL Palmer.
:. s. Peoples. j. c. Pollard. s. y. Post.
O. w Raylc. y. c. Stage, i. j. Timber
axe, j. l.. Throckmorton. c. A. Walsh
md W. r. Yurbrougi.
THEIR ARRIVAL.
A special received from Washington q
O'clock this morning says:
1.-THE Richmond Howitzers arrived IN
Washington shortly before midnight to-
light The members of this famous
richmond organization were in the best
# spirits when met at the depot by The
Times correspondent. They will be If
EXCELLENT condition for appearance in the
parade Monday. This, at least.
S the opinion expressed by the officers OF
he Richmond militia company.
MANY PEOPLE GOING.