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

The thirty-sixth annual encampment pa
rade formed with Its right at the intersec-
ton of 1st and B streets northeast prompt
ly at 10 am. yesterday and moved at lO:3o
o'clock detail of twenty mounted police
men, assigned from the fifth, seventh.
eighth ninth and tenth precincts, headed
by Major Richard Sylvester, superintend-
ent of police. and under command of Lieu
tenant Inspector w. H. Matthews, acted as
escort, and were followed by the drum
corps of the National Association Of Civil
War Musicians under command of lie Roy
Van Horn with A. II. Tompkins national
drum major of YOnkers, n. " and Joe
Bogart, national secretary. of Plaintield, n.
j. with twenty-five members in line.
The citizens mounted escort, 1ol citizens
of the District of Columbia, under COM
mand of William F. GUIDE. followed
Next were the grand marshal General A:
Noel Brakeman and staff including: Chlei
of staff n W. Day; quartermaster, Jonn ".
Wintgen; assistant adjutant general Cen
eral H. l.. Swords, and chief of aids, Jas.
Currie. il
The following served as aids-de- camp OH
the staff of the commander-in-chler:
Connecticut-E. C. Dow, Post No. IL, Ne"
Haven; Thomas f. Worthington, Post NO.
II. New Haven. ,
b. F. Larned Post. Larned Kenan hurst
Post No. %. Howard; George Meyers. Post
No. 40. Ness City; G. W. Combs, Post No
81 Fort Scott; w. b. Stone. Post No 10 49,
Galena: A. H. Limerick, Post No. 50. VIM
field: Charles Dsbrow, Post No IS, clay
Center; T. L. Marsh. Post No. 100 Man
haitian; Robert Mooney, Post No. ll9, New
Albany; J. T. Grimes; pos II No IA i'e SCOTS OTIS
Vile; j. Helmick, Post No. 1870, Leroy; j. n
McBurney. Post No. PA, Lost springs, n
H Miller Post No. 800. Colby; G n: Banes'
Post No All, Seldom NJ. H. Soper, Post NO.
Mjnnesota-Z. c. Colborn, Post No. o.
Minneap polls. a..
New York-S. A. Smith. Post NO. 1 1d9
Ossining; Fred w. Clemens, Post NO. 49,
Palmyra. o,o v7ar,ne-
ton. - Past
Pennsylvania = Henry Pennington, P Post
No 2 Philadelphia; John l.. WeIls' fos'
No. 81. Erie. MI
waukee: Robert B. Lang, Post NO. H. Nd
The following officers of the District OF co,
lumbia National Guard served as speclai
aids to the grand marshal; MAJOR Nnari I
H Ourand inspector general MAJOR H. Nc
Sims 18th Battalion; Captain A. +. Robp!hs
and CAPTAIN Andrew Parker, aids-de-caInp,
Captain Leroy w. Heron adJutant, ISL
Regiment First Lieut.. G.. A. Won Dachen,
hansen quartermaster, 9th Battalon, anu
First Lieut. Bert S. Michigan, adjutant, 9th
Battalion.
the personal escort of the commander- IN
chief the formation of this portion OF the
procession being as follows:
John A Rawlins Post. No. 126. Department
of Minnesota, A. D. Reade, commander
The commander-in-ch
Philip H Anschutz, chief bugler.
William II. Lewis, sergeant I'd United states
Cavalry, standard bearer.
Charles Burrows. quartermaster general
Color bearer, w. ]. McGrath, sergeant I'd
United States Cavalry.
Brainard II. Warner, assistant adjutant gen.
Henry NJ Duffeld. judge advocate general
wilfred A. Wetherbee, inspector general.
James O'Donnen. Junior vice COMMANDMENTS
chief.
Thomas n. Boyle, chaplain-in-chief.
William r. Thrall, surgeon general
John McElroy, senior vice commander-ln-
chief
Executive committee Grand Army of the
Republic:
F. NJ Sterrett. Loren w. Collins. Edgar
Allan. William H Armstrong, S. C.
James. Thomas W. Scott, Thomas
G.. Sample Henry s. Peck.
Immediately following the commander-in-
chief of the G. A. r. and staff was the es-
cort to the G.. A. r., consisting of about
$50 Sons OF Veterans. led by Commander-in-
Chief E. r. Campbell and the following
members of his staff: S. 8. Horn, senior vice
commander; Herbert s. Thompson, junior
vice commander; Charles S. Davis, adjutant
general: o. H Budlong, assistant adjutant
general; Fred f. Bolton, quartermaster gen.
era; Thomas J. Harmon, assistant
quartermaster general: Raphael To-
bias, judge advocate general; Rev. Howard
w. Ennis, chaplain-in-chief; Col. Arthur B.
Sphinx and Col. Frederic S. Hodgson. per-
sonal aids; John Doyle Carmody, volunteer
aid. and Special Aids Hooksey and Hall,
and others.
In addition TO officers and members Of the
order from the various states there was IN
line a battalion of the LIST Sons of Veterans
Reserve of the Division of Pennsylvania
Col r. NJ ]. Reed. commanding headed by
the Cadet Band of Reading Pa
The formation by departments was as
follows:
Department Of Illinois.
Chief Of staff. Col. Isaac Taylor
Drum corps of Nevius Post, No l, Rock
ford. H.: 20 men.
Department Commander H. NJ Trimble
Past Commander Thomas G. Lawler for
mer commander-in-chief CT. A. r. and de
partment commander of Illinois, 1882
Three hundred and five men in line head
ed by little Miss Margaret Burkhart of Chi
cago, Ill, standard bearer, and Master LYLE
Wise of Washington. D. c.. mascot
Carriage containing the post commander,
w. H. jenkins, Pontiac, ILL.,, past comman-
der Post loo and Alvin Wait with stand Of
colors.
George II. Thomas Post. No s. of Chica-
go: /. H. Chaplin. commander; 50 men.
II. Lyon Post. No o. Chicago; Martin Larsen,
commander: % men.
Stephenson Post. No. 80, Springfield, and
Charles s. Mills Post: 100 men in line head
ed by Miss Pearl Zerse, cornetist
John Wood Post. No 90. Quincy; Capt J.
n. Brown. commander: As men. Ex.-Gov.
Fifer of Illinois marched with this post)
Farragut Post. No. COZ, Chicago; J. ].
Powers. commander; 40 men.
J. Whitesell Post. No. 425, Chicago; NJ D.
Croft, commander: 80 men.
George d. Meade Post, No. IA, Chicago:
H. w. Evory. commander; IS men and drum
corps.
Washington Post No. 573, Chicago: c. A.
Eddy. commander.
Haley's Band. Washington; Mr.. VIII A.
Haley. leader; 80 pieces.
Columbia Post. No. T06 Chicago; w. H.
Wagner, commander: IS men.
Department Of Wisconsin.