Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-02

named. Delegations on foot Will march -FOUR
abreast The interval between organiza-
tons will be six PAGES.
The route will be west on PENNSYLVANIA
to 18th street. to New York avenue thence
east to the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church where the remains will lie until the
close of the services there to be held In the
afternoon.
Upon arrival at the church the military
escort will form in line of masses, faced to
the left. on the south side of New York ave-
nue., with the center directly opposite the
entrance to the church. The military escort
will present arms during the passage OF the
hearse along its front and until the remains
have been removed within the church, when
the escort will be dismissed.
By command of
BRIG. GEN HARRIEs,
Commanding D. c. Militia, Marshal
ALFRED P. ROBBINS. MI
Captain and Aid-de-Cam d. &. Mi
litia. Chief of Staff.
Special orders have been issued from
District militia headquarters as follows:
Headquarters D. c. Militia,
WASHINGTON, May 1. 1903.
Special Orders
No. 40.
Capts Edward F. Riggs, Alfred P. Rob
bins, c. Fred Cook and Andrew Parker,
aids-de- camp and Sergt. Bugler William
Fox of the general on-commissioned staff,
will assemble, mounted, at the headquar-
tiers not later than $50 o'clock Monday
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accompanying the commanding general at
the ceremonies attending the reception Of
the remains Of former Governor Alexander
R. Shepherd The prescribed undress
mounted uniform will be worn.
The brigade band and the LIST and I'd
Battalons, to be commanded by Lieut.. Col.
Burton r. Ross, LIST Regiment, will assem-
BILE on Monday, May 4. 1903, to participate
In the ceremonies attending the reception
of the remains of former Governor Alex
ander R. Shepherd. The organizations
named will be formed in close column,
right, in front. facing west, at 9:20 o'clock
in the north side of Pennsylvania avenue.
the head of the column resting on 9Th
street northwest.
The battalions will be assembled at their
respective armorfes in ample time to per-
NIT equalization of companies before they
are put in march to be reported to Lieut..
Col. Ross at the time and place above
specified.
Undress uniform, consisting of blouses,
trousers, cap, leggings and white gloves,
will be worn. Commanding officers Of COM
panies will furnish their battalion adjutants
with morning reports Immediately after
the parade Is dismissed, noting thereon the
names of all men absent without leave.
Battalion commanders will furnish these to
headquarters with consolidated morning
reports before 10 o'clock in the morning of
May 8, and will that all enlisted men
absent without leave are properly dealt
with. and will report to these headquarters
the names of all commissioned officers alb
sent.
BY command of Brig. Gen. Harries.
THEODORE MOSHER, Adjt Gen.
Business Mems Club.
The Business Mems Association will be
represented at the funeral by the follow
ing: William F. GUIDE, president; F. K.
Raymond, first vice president; James F.
Oyster. second vice president; c. H. Syme,
general counsel; H. F. Woodland, associate
counsel; o. G. Staples, treasurer; Barry
Buckley, secretary; R. p Andrews, Chaplin
Brown. John Doyle Carmody, J. H. Gran
ford, w. w. Danenhower, E. H. Droop,
William Hahn, Thomas G. Hensey V. Bald
win Johnson, Charles Jacobson, W. S.
Knox, Wilton J. Lambert, Allison Nailor,
s. c. Palmer. E. G.. Schafer, L. P. Shoe