Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-23
THE WHOLE THING.
Program ofthe Days Doings for
the Thirtieth.

be Found in Line Reception Com
mittee- Speeches and Other Events
to Take Place.
The program for the celebration
on the 30th has been completed. 1t
is given below partly in the form of
general order issued by Grand
Marshal Watson and in the pro
grams that have been prepared for
the other events of the day It is
as follows
Orders No. /.
The parade on Decoration day,
May 30th, will be formed on Wiley
street in the following order, the
right resting on High street deploy
ing westward
j Platoon Of mounted police
Ii Grand Marshal Col. j. S. Wat
son.
w. |. Protzman, Adjutant Gener-
al.
Aids: j. f Price, S. w. Hare,
iona Bayles, j. z. Jolliff, A. w.
Koontz.
Chief of Orderlies Ist, Lieut.. FL
bert Jones.
Orderlies:
FIRST DIVISION. MILITARY.
Chief Marshal, Captain Justin M.
Kunkle.
Staff: Major G. NJ. Joseph, sur
geon Major J. W Hartigan, surgeon
Aides: Captain Hugh f. KYLE,
Captain VIM. r. Shaw, Lieut. Victor
Iams, Color Sergt. Desmoines Utt,
Quarmaster Sergt. Thomas r. Bowie
III Cadet Band West Virginia
University.
" Cadet Corps West Virginia
University.
V West Virginia National Guard.
VI Uniform Rank Knights of Py-
thias.
SECOND DIVISION.
Chief Marshal, j. + Watts and
staff.
VII Drum Corps.
VIII Grand Army of the Repnb
lie.
Chief Marshal, E. w. Mcneil and
Staff
TX Confederate Veterans.
X Governor of West Virginia and
Aids.
XI Morgantown Fire Company.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Chief Marshal and staff
XII Greater Fairmont Band
XIII Glass Blowers Union.
XIV Junior Order U. A. M.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Chief Marshal and staff
XIV Knights of Pythias.
XVI Maccabees
SIXTH DIVISION
Chief Marshal and staff
Rear Guard
XVII Students of the West Vir
ginia University.
SEVENTH DIVISION
Chief Marshal, w. II. Gilmore and
staff
XVIII Mayor and City Council
and distinguished guests in car
riages.
Carriages will form on East Wal
nut street, right resting on High
street, and will follow in rear of
\ Sixth division
Should there be any organizations
present not named they will report
to the Grand Marshal for assign
ment. All organizations are request
ed to be in line by 9:l5. The pro-
cesslon will move at $50 a. m.
marching South on High street to
cemetery. On arriving at the road
leading to the cemetery in South
Morgantown, the Military Division
will form line and halt and allow the
second and third divisions to march
past giving them marching salute,
after which the column will be form
ed and the march continued to the
cemetery.
AS soon as the ceremonies there
are concluded, assembly will be sound
ed and the column reformed in the
same order as above, marching out
the east gate to Spruce street, North
on Spruce to Wiley West on Wiley
to High, South on High past the re-
viewing stand to Foundry street,
where the procession will counter
march in column of tours to Wiley
street and disband.
All organizations without arms are
requested to carry small flags and the
Glass Blowers Union to carry colored
canes. Organizations having banners
or flags are requested to carry them.
Marshals and staff officers not In
uniform will be designated by sash
OF red, white, and blue ribbon or bunt-
ing.
The divisions that do not have
chief marshals and staff named are re-
quested to appoint them.
Ladies of the city are requested to
send as many flowers as they can spare
to Protzman's Music Store on Walnut
street by $3.50 a. M, May Both, where
a committee of young ladies will re-
ceve them and place them on the
graves of deceased veterans, during
the ceremonies at the cemetery.
All citizens are requested to deco
rate their houses and places OF BUSH
ness. The members Of the reception
committee are requested to take
seats on the platform during the cere-