The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-08

The parade was formed in nine dis
tinctive divisions. each OF which had its
rendezvous on a separate street, all cen
tering upon the Capitol The head OF
the parade consisting Of the staff, aides,
and escorts Of the commandeT-in-chiet'
assembled on First Street, where they
reported 10 Henry s. Peck, acting senior
aide. The staff Of she commandeT-in-
chief in line Of parade was composed CT
Philip H. Anschutz, chief bugleT; VII
liam H. Lewis, sergeant, Second Ihlleu
States Cavalry. standard bearer Charles
Burrows. quartermaster; Stlas H Tow
Ter. adjutant general: ". J McGrath,
sergeant. United States Cavalry, Color
bearer: Brainard Il Warner, assistant
ad1utant general; Henry n Duneid'
Judge advocate general; Wilfred a
Wetherbee. inspector general; James
O'Donneu. junior vice commander-tn-
chief: Thomas y. Boyle, chaplain-in-
chief, William P. ThraH, surgeon gen
eral. John McElroy, senior vice com
mander-in-chief; executive committee
Grand Army Of the Republic. F NJ
sterett. Loren ". Collins. Edgar Allen
william H. Armstrong, S G James
Thomas ". Scott. Thomas G. Sample
Henry s. Peck. acting senior aide was in
command Of the aides of stah among
whom we're in line J. l. Cald-
we'll Va; John P. King, Nd
Tacob Koons. Minnesota; James NJ
Briggs Iowa: a. C. Fletcher, Nevada;
O. z. Gail. Minnesota: Thomas Potts.
Pennsylvania: L. NJ. Sturtevant, Mime
sofa; ". D. Forbes, Iowa; P o. Law
renee. District Of Columbia; Henry
Pennington, Pa; John J Ford, New
York George. ". EIlieot, Pennsylvania;
Charles Reese, Pennsylvania; f H
Kennedy. Pennsylvania J. T Haskell,
Ohio; 0. H. Oidroyd, T. VI. Taylor,
Newton Ferree, District Of Columbia;
George H Siddons. Maryland; Dr. o. H
Mennet. Indiana: Charles A. Jackson,
Massachusetts; Y. D. Morris, Pa; John
n. White. Pennsylvania: T E Potter,
Fred Kraft, Michigan; J. 4. Trockmor-
ton. Ohio: william Il. Barnes, s J.
Churchill. Kansas; V. F. McNeaI. Con-
necticut; H. Gordon Mckee, West ViT-
ginia: J. c CUuper, Minnesota: II. T
Holmes. Missouri; J. F Tostevim. a
MeinhoId. Wisconsin; Warren Wander
biIt, New York; S ". McElderry, Dis
trict Of Columbia; A N. Daniels. Mime
sofa; Thomas Il Barrett. Edson Lewis,
H 4 Mooney, c. 3. Morris,
New York; Samuel L. Moore. Ore
gon; William Harding New York
General Torrance.
Gen. Ell Torrance. commauder-in-
charger His staff and aides, sixty-four
in number, were also mounted. AID at
tired IN the regulation dress parade
suits OF the Grand Army OF the / epublic-
There was one exception. however, Capt
Charles A jackson of Boston. one Of
the aides on the stan Of the commander
in-chief, vas mounted or a bicycle, the
only man in the parade who appeared
on a bicycle. outside q the police Capt
Jackson wheeled all the way IRON Bos-
ton to this city for the encanpnlent.
During the Chicago Worlds Fair, Cap
tain Jackson. who is a man OF nearly
sixty. made the trip 10 Chicago on the
bicycle. He looks hale and hearty. and
as he spun along the Avenue On has OIL
cycle. which was decorated with two
tiny American flags, he attracted atten-
ton everywhere.
The Organization
The organization OF the paraIe 81 de-
tail was as follows:
Second Division
PennsyIyania-H P Scott. comman-
der State department; Soldiers Orphans
Industrial School Band. 80 pieces: Scot
land Post. Col. Andrew Williams, chief
Of stan, with Capt. James Cooper, In
command OF aides TO the commander.
Old Buck NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Re
serves. unattached, p men.
Meade Post. No. I-Commander Il. W.
Huges, vice commander; $50 men; Jen-
nings Band; Third New Jersey Sons OF