Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-09

Fayette Wycko6. assistant adjutant gem
eral
c. D: Blanchard. assistant quartermaster
general.
w. w. Root. medical director.
William Putnam, chaplain.
y. 8. Jameson. chief Of staff
AidsVD. c. A!cumbrack, w. J. Just, F. B.
Gnase. .: J. Finney, W. H. Beatty, L. G..
Wilcox. Charles Prange, Jesse McBain, c.
]. Pierce and 1. Wheeler.
Lake Odessa Band
Pontiac Marshal Band.
Fairbanks Post, No. II, Detroit: John A.
Lane, commander: 125 men.
Saginaw Post. No. IS; c. H. Peters. COM
mander; 40 men.
Lyons Band.
Iona County Battalion, 100 men.
Charles Foster Drum Corps.
Charles Foster Post. No. 62, and Ingham
County Battalion; Seymour Foster, COM
mander; 800 men.
owosso Post, No. oo5; Robert Gray. COM
mander; 60 men.
1onia City Band.
Custer Post. No. 8, Grand Rapids; WILL
lam B. Bostock, commander, and lines
fost' NO. 40S, Grand Rapids. G. H. Sher-
man, commander: GO men.
y. NJ Poe Post. No. 433; William s. Sig
gins, commander; 25 men.
Department Of Iowa.
Second Cavalry Band, Fort Myer.
John Lindt, commander.
Major General G. NJ. Dodge of Lincoln
Post, Council Bluffs
J. F. Durgan, senior vice commander
Robert st. John, chief of staff
George Newman, assistant adjutant gen.
eral.
Marched as a department, with 500 men,
representing various posts.
Department Of Indiana.
Governor Winfield T. Durbin.
ri
Adjutant General r. NJ. Smock.
Senior Vice Commander Isaiah B. McDon-
aid.
Medical Director Warren r. King.
Chaplain Isaiah Watts.
Senior Aid-de-Camp and Chief Of Staff
James B. Roach.
Chief Mastering Officer Daniel White.
Department Inspector Jesse H. Carpenter.
Chief Trumpeter Albert Jones'
Council Of administration-Willia War
rem, John e. Gordon. William B. Harris,
Henry {. Mcmahon. George L. Gegner
Fast department commanders - w. w.
Dudley, James R. Carnahan, H. B. Shiye-
ly, Charles NJ. Travis, Gil r. Stormont. IL.
M. Caylor, David E. Beam, Milton Garri-
gus.
Soldiers and Sailors Orphan Home Band
OF knightstown.
John A. Logan Post, No. g. Lafayette; B.
Il. Kramer, commander; 80 men.
General Lawton Post No 800 Fort
wayne; Charles Bean, commander: IS men
otner posts consolidated, GOO men in ALL
Department of Colorado and Wyoming.
George w. Cook Fife and Drum Corns.
Y members
j. w. Huff, commander
X II. Mellette, senior vice commander.
w. w. Ferguson, Junior vice commander.
M S. Crawford, assistant quartermaster
general.
Passed department commanders-A. V.
BONN, George Adee, J. w Downing. G. o.
Y. 5: Hollester, w. T. S. May, Andrew
Royal, Thomas NJ. Fisher, L. E Sherman
and H. NJ. Orahood.
Delegates-W. S. HOLSTER. Cen H. s.
Vaughan, Asa Curl E. H Millesen and g
NJ Biggs
Department marched as a command: 30
men.
Department of Kansas.
Canaan Military Band-36 members.
H. c. Loomis, commander.
j. K Hudson, junior vice commander.
w. w. Denison, assistant adjutant gen.
eral.
o. H. Coulter. assistant quartermaster
general.
James A. Smith, chief mastering officer.
J; M. Minick, department inspector.
Edward B. Jones, chief of staff
G. H. Hoyt, chief trumpter
Mr.: Eugene F. Ware, commissioner Of
pensions.
Maj: Tom Anderson and the Modoc Sing
ing Club Of Topeka
Eight hundred men in line.
Posts OF the first and second congressional
districts.
Hays City Band
Posts Of the third fourth and hfth oon-
gressional districts.
Sterling Military Band.
Posts OF the sixth and seventh congress
sional districts.
Department Of Delaware.
Sons of Veterans Drum Corps, escort.
]. G. Garner, commander
L. l.. Wilcox, senior vice commander
j. Carpenter, Junior vice commander.
DR.. c. Henry. medical director.
Marched as command. representing va
rious posts; 200 men In line.
Department Of Minnesota.
Perry Starkweather commander
Isaac L. Mahan. senior vice commander.
Harrison White, Junior vice commander.
mounted.
Personal stafr-orton' s. Clark, assistant
adjutant general.
j. c. Congdon, chief mastering officer.
Daniel W. Jones. senior aid-de-camp,
Aids-F. W. Dohm, S. X. Stone,
W. B. Hancock. T. A. Barker. George w
Root, Henry Hazenwin1le, G. w. Grant
and N. Marchand.
The Morgan Veteran Drum Corps of Min
neapolis. composed entirely Of veterans
Col. William Colville. who led the charge
Of the list Minnesota Regiment at Gettys-
burg, accompanied by Capt. H. C. Coats of
the same regiment, seated in a carriage
Eight members of the old Minnesota regi-
ment acted as a body escort>to Cor Colville.
Marched as a department., representing
various posts; 300 men in line.
Department of Missouri.
Ira T. Bronson, commander.
jerry I. Dew, senior vice commander.
August Biarwirth, junior vice commander.
Thomas B. Rodgers, assistant adjutant
general
Jerseyville Band, 20 pieces.
Frank P. Blair Post, No. 1, St. Louis;
Chris. Frickle, commander; IS members in
line.
Hassendewbel Drum Corps, st. Louis.
Col. Hassendewbel Post, No. Ii, st. Louis;
G. Buneman, commander.
White Hussar Band, % pieces.
Ransom Post, No. 131, ST Louis; C. w.
Barstow, commander; rs in line.
Under the command of Capt. Charles
Koock. Post No. SO. Of Sedalia. 80 repre-
sentatives Of various posts were in line.
Department Of Oregon.
G. E. Caukin, past department command