The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-02
He EARN WE LEONE
To H0N0URAbLES,

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SPECTACULAR PARADE
The parade was one OF the most spec~l
taeulsr that has been seen in Bostonl
streets for some time.
First, came the First Corps OF Cadots1
IN their showy uniforms of white an6i
blue. followed by the deep blue OF thei
militia. which included the First ReGf-l
ment OF Heavy Artillery, Filth, SIXTH
Eighth and Ninth Regiments Of Infantry.1
The National Lancers OF Boston them
slashed the line with their brilliant scar
let, but again the procession faded into3
deep blue as the British and Naval vet7
erans came along This concluded the es-t
corting column. Tor Immediately followfn0
came the Boston Ancients.
The various uniforms OF the staff OF thfB1
old organization have become traditionaU
and include types which date back TO thG1
blue and buff Of revolutionary days Ths3
main body OF the Ancients. however. haves
distinctive uniform of bite, with re6l
facngs and there were nearly 300 mem>l
bers of the organization In line.
The British red OF the Royal Garriscui
band OF Halifax. n. s.. once more added
brilliancy to the line and finally came
the visitors also In the red OF Engfaud4i
topped with nodding bearskins. Such "a
varia ton OF colors made the parade onUt
long TO be remembered 4
GAY DECORATIONS.
After a march through the principal |
down town streets and across Boston
common. where more than . century ago, <
British general had been vanQtdshed I
by Boston school boys. the visitors wero (
escorted TO their hotels and the parudo I
was dismissed. !
along the route Of march nearly an ,
the business houses were gaily decorated 4
and the great crowds which thronged the i
streets frequently cheered and applau6e6 I
the visitors
THE nrst of the entertainment accorded |,
the visitors will be smoker In FaneuI !
hall, tonight.
ROSTER OF THE HoNouRABLES !
The roster of the Honourables Il ~ !
follows;
Col Rt Hon Earl of Denoigh, cvo. |
late RIA
Lieut. Col. r. j. stohwasser.
Majs. c. e. d. Budworth. Mvo, RFA
(adjutant), IT. Munday. j. G. Sander
son. p. w. Leggatt F. harrington.
Surg. Majs. w. Culver-Jamee. T. H-
r. MacGeath.
Capts. c. c. Hodges, H. J. Bertram. H. :
Trenry A. c. Lowe, DSO.
Surg Capt. E II. 9fyddleton- Gavey.
Lieuts T j. Garland. c. e. Neshams
A, l.. Ladenburg, p. c. Cooper. A. Fs
Herbert. A. L. Ward. @. Harland. G.
Herring.
Warrant officer T. L. Green.
Maj. B. T. Mills secretary.
HORSE ARTILLERY.
A Battery-H l.. Bishop. A. r. Bladess
r. e. Childers. o. Eugster. 8. Fortescues
F. c. Gooding, t. f. Griggs. W. A Hail.
@. L. Halsey, ]. Hartnoll p. F. Henry
7. H. James. II. d. Lumby. T. f. Me-
dina. r. A. Mostyn, L. NJ. Murdoch r.
Newson-Smith. III. A. Petre. @. II. Ptsey4
j. Fl. Podmore. III. r. H. Ronaldsons
j. II. Russell. r. Salem. A. A. Scott
A. w. sbeth. r.. speller, w c. symes.
p. ~ Steinberg. T. p. Thompson, w.
Tetely-Jones. f. venables. ]. ID. H.
Watts. j. s. Wilton.
b Battery-w. A. Allen. c. p. Atten~
borough. r. II. Attenborough. V. Bar.
rett +. Bennett, r. w. Bradhraw. B.
Y Bright, p. G. Browne. III. A. CssIon-
Smith, j. H. Clark, ID. Cookies, r. w.
Cooper, ID. Duncan. s. r. Davis. A. Fors>
ter, A. T. Gordon-Smith. II. 8. Green-
wood. S. Grossmith. A. q. Harness. II.
Harris, c. c. Haycraft ". T. Holloway
]. F. Jones. j. c. Kendall. A. King,
J. Lines, Jr.. F. p Matthews A. J. Nor
ris c. w. oliver, e. c. Plstt, II. II. s.
Postans. c. f. Petit. r. Frost SMITH
r. l.. Warren, ID. Wheatley.
INFANTRY.
No. company-C. J. Brymer. 8: II.
Byron. C. w. Faulkner, e: @. Head, g.
| W Ilsey, H. s. Ilsey. II. Jarrett. d NJ.
Lewis; ii w. W Nicholson: sosiman' Wi y, W W. N0a a
IA.
No. 2 company-A. l. Barnett, r., w.
Bateman s. ]. Boreham, a. u. Gonna
P 1. Morgan, W. H. Rolfe. @. H. A.
/ wade. J. G. Wood.
/ No 3 company. II. Abraham. v,, j. "a.
j. Piegott, c. e. Roberts. III. w. Run.
| c. @. Stewart
! No. company-C. Anseii Il, a; % Flsnet'
A fnskipn. q. J. Johnson, II. r. Jones.
", wood. d i'g' F e smith, F. II. Smith. G. +, Q.
No. 5 company-s. s. Faulkner. d. A.
Hamlyn. S. D. Hayden. c. q. Hooper,
A. e Marcus, c; F. Parslow. ]. s. Piatt.
M NO s'rsuso 8 eompany-R. G. Cole. c. Dray-
colt. H. E. Evans A. g. Fraser. 4. >.
Game. =. F: Gr.enwood; 3: w Home Horne;
Mason n 8 hPSafe' r. P, Musford. F. j. Spencer.
C r. Taylor. III. Tozer. l.. Wright.
DEPARTURE FROM LIVERPOOL. z
The Mayfower sailed from Liverpool .
day I'm advance OF her regular scheduls
80 as to reach Boston In time for the
quarantine and customs examinations
and the first official welcome OF the visi-
tors the night before her docking.
The unpleasant experience OF the An
clients, who were a day late In reaching
London when they went over on the Gu
harder Servia for the Honorable Artil-
lery compary's celebration few years
/ ago. may have been one reason for tne
request for an early sailing; but In order
that there might be no longer delay De-
/ low than was absolutely necessary tns
ship was brought over on an easy run.
The quarantine and customs officials, Ana
a reception committee OF the Ancientss
boarded the Msynower where she an
chored, Just below Boston Light. late last
evening The baggage OF the Earl OK
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