Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-22
REVIEW OF MILITARY
ORDER ISSUED BY GEN. s. B. II.
Y0HMa
Will Take Part in Ceremonies Attend
ing the Unwilling Of the Roch-
ambeanfStatue.

Major General s. 'BstM. Young, who win
command the troops participating in the
ceremonies attending>iehe unyeiling of the
statue of Rochambeah, Saturday morning
today issued general order for their or
ganization. movements and dismissal. The
order was issued through Lieut.. Col. John
A Johnston, adjutant general
According to this order the command will
consist of two brigades The first brigade
commanded by Lieut. Col. E. D. Dim,nick
I'd Cavalry, Z. S. A: will be composed of
battery of engineers, Z. S. A; battalion
of United States Marines, battalion of sea-
men. republic of France; battalion of United
States seamen, 4th Battery of Field Artil-
lery. U. s. A; I'd Squadron. I'd Cavalry, T.
s. A. and one company Hospital Corps
q. S. A
The second brigade, comman ded by Brig
Gen. George H Harries, will be the brigade
of the District Of Columbia National Guard
Fuil-dress uniforms will be worn.
The troops being in position and in read
mess, the column will march eastward on
pennsylvania avenue. in the following
order, and. from his stand on the south
side of the avenue opposite the monument
OF Marshal Rochambeau, will be reviewed
by the President of the United States:
Platoon of mounted police, Maj. Gen.
Samuel b. M. Young, U. S. A. command
ing; Lieut.. Col. John A. Johnston, U. s. A.,
adjutant general.
Special aids-Colonel Culver c. Snifren,
assistant paymaster general United States
army; Lieutenant Colonel William A
Simpson. assistant adjutant general. United
States army: Major James Parker, assist
ant adjutant general, United States army
Lieutenant Walter s. Crosby United
States navy; Captain Joseph s. Heron. I'd
Cavalry, United States army: Lieutenant
c. L. Poor, United States navy.
Aids-Major c. H. Lauchheimer, Unit ed
States Marine Corps; Captain Edward
army: Lieutenant A. p Niblack. United
States navy; Captain Eaton A. Edwards
25th Infantry. United States army: Cap
tain and Assistant Surgeon Edward l..
ker w. West, 18th Cavalry. United States
army: Captain Charles H. McKinstry
Corps Of Engineers, United States army !:
Captain William V. Judson. Corps of En-
Cieland Davis. United States navy: Cap
tain W. B. Lemly. United States Marine
Corps: Captain John Stephen Seweii. Corps
OF Engineers. United States army; Captain
States army: Captain Daniel J. Carr, S'g-
nal Corps United States army; Captain
Michael s. Murray. commissary. United
States army; First Lieutenant Harley B.
States army; First Lieutenant Clarke s.
Smith. Corps Of Engineers. United States
army: second Lieutenant Robert s. Clark.
9th Infantry. United States army.
TSl UIISdut OI Troops OF the United
States and FranceeIIeutenant Colonel E.
d. Dimmick, I'd Cavalry, United States
army, commanding. ~
Staff - Battalion ,ef Engineers. United
states army, Major W. NJ. Black. Engineer
Corps. United States army, commanding:
battalion United States marines, Major
Charles A Doyen. United States Marine
Corps. commanding battalion of seamen
rePupnc OF Francois ., commanding;
battalion of United ST ates seamen, -
commanding; 4th Field artery of Artil-
lery, United Statest army, Captain F. n
Foote Artillery CorpsJ Emitted States army,
commanding; I'd Squadron of the 2d Cav
airy, United States army, Captain L. M.
Brett, I'd Cavalry United States army
commanding: Hospital rCorps Company,
United States army, Captain and Assistant
surgeon Frederick Is r: fReynoids. United
States army, commanding; brigade of Dis
trict Of Columbia National Guard, Brigadfer
General George Il Harr7es. comm anding.
Staff-Company of engineers, First Lieu
Regiment of Infantry. Colonel NJ E. Urell,
comma ndng; 1St Regiment of Infantry
Colonel Henry May. commanding; 1st Sep
arate Battalion of Infantry. Major Arthur
Lieutenant William Niemeyer, command
ing; Naval Battalion, Lieutenant Com
manjer S: G. Hopkins. commanding: Am
bulance Corps. First Lieutenant W. D.
FaleS, commanding.
The foot troops of the first brigade will
march south on 10Th street and then east
OH Pennsylvania avenue to their respective
destinations. The Battalion of Seamen Re-
public of France being escorted to the
Pennsylvania depot by the battalion of
United States marines and seamen.
The 4th Field Battery of Artillery and
the second squadron of the I'd Cavalry.
United States army. will proceed north on
18th street, to K street, thence west
K street. thence to Fort Myer, Va.
The brigade of the District of Columbia
National Guard will be dismissed, in &C
cordance with instructions issued by the
brigade commander.