Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-01
RECEIVES
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Brick, Brooks, Daniels, Dixon. Haskins.
Hinshaw. Howell Of Utah, Jones Of WASH
ington. Mccarthy and former Represent
alive Farquhar.
officers Of the Army.
The purely army contingent showed
many decided contrasts with its composition
last year and previous years. The familiar
figures of Lieutenant General Miles and
Major General Corbin, at the head of the
line. were conspicuous by their absence.
In their stead the places of honor were hlled
by Lieutenant General Young, CHIEF of stan,
and his principal assistant. Major General
Chaffee who were attended by the follow
ing members of the general staff. Brigadier
General T. HI. Bliss. Brigadier General w
F. Randolph Col. mckenzie, Col Kerr, Col
Crowder, Lieut.. Col. Kerr. Lieut. Col Miller.
Irons Major Duvail, Major MacoTab. Major
Beach, Major Mallory, Major Reber, Capt
Gibson. Capt. Alvord. Capt. Dickman. Capt
Hale. Capt. Muir. Capt. Mcintyre, Capt
Capt Ham. Capt Rhodes. Capt. Gallagher.
Capt Nolan, Capt. Cakes and Lieut.. Col. H
A. Greene. aid to Gen. Young. Then FOL.
lowed all the officers Of the various stan
departments and arms of the army stationed
in this vicinity, including many retired Off
GERS, in .ns order OF precedence fixed by the
Army Register. The adjutant generals de-
partment was represented by by Co. Hall
Lieut.. Col. Barker. Hills and Pettitt; Majors
Evans, Swift and Dunning.
With Inspector General Burton were
Col. Mills, Major Nichols and Lieut.. Col
F. A. Smith. Judge Advocate General
Davis was accompanied by Lieut.. Col. Hull,
Major Porter and Capt. ]. W. Glidden. 25th
Infantry.
resented by Gen. Humphrey. Lieut.. Col
onels Pond and Pullman, and Majors Long,
Hodgson Beilinger. French, Aleshfre and
Littell and Captains c. T. Baker and Butt:
Weston. Col. Alexander and Capt. will
kins; the medical department by Surgeon
General O'Reilly. Col. Heismann. and
Majors Banister. Arthur, Bennington, Bor-
land, and the pay department by Brigadier
General A, e. Bates. Col, Sniffen, Lieut..
Col. Whipple. and Majors Halford and
Brigadier General Gillespie, chief of en-
gineers. was accompanied by Lieut.. Col
Allen, Lieut.. Col. Miller, Majors Hoxie, Abb
bot, Hodges and Burr, and Captains Sew
ell and kutz The ordnance department
Mordecai. Majors Borup and Bruff, and
Capt. Rabbit Gen. Greedy. chief signal
officer. was accompanied by Col. Dun
woody and Major Scriven. Gen. Ainsworth
L
ord and pension office.
The officers of the 10th Cavalry. the Ar
tillery Corps and the Signal Corps, station
ed at Fort Myer, attended In body. in
Gresham, Major Hoyle, Chaplain Pierce,
Capts. Barnhardt, Foote, Hepburn, Hickok,
Rooster, Ryan, Stamford, Summerall. Wal
ker and Wilson. Nearly all the engineer
officers at Washington barracks were pres
emit, including Major Burr, commanding the
post, and Capts. Giliett, Howard, McIndoe,
Reynolds and Walker.
Among the others In the line were Gen.
Sanger, Gen. Hains, Lieut.. Col Vim. L.
Pitcher, 2Sth Infantry; Col. Edwards and
many retired officers, including Gen. Baird,
Gen. Bell, Gen. Burt, Gen. George w.
Davis. Gen. Merriam, Gen. Mills. Gen.
Moore. Major Remeyn, Gen. Saxton, Gen.
Schwan, Gen. Sternberg and Gen. Wilson.
The Na~..
There was a very large representation
of the navy. The line was headed by Ad-
miral Dewey with his staff. Capt. Sargent
and Lieuts. Marble and Crawford Follow
ing them were Rear Admirals Weaver, Ben
ham. Taylor, Caps, O'Neil. Rae. Wheeler.
Higginson, Converse, Endicott, Chester and
Watson, Paymaster General Harris, Sur
geon General Rixey, Judge Advocate Cen
eral Lenly. Capts. Tanner, Usher, Hutch
ms, Dayton. Kennedy. Train, Logan and
Jewell. Commanders Baird. Potter, Staun-
Lieut.. Commanders Rogers. Knapp, Ship
ley. Burdick, Gibbons, Bernadou and Cove,
Drs. Boyd. McClurg, Bradley, Riggs,
Stokes, Stitt and Pleadwell. Civil Engineers
Peary and Chambers, Dr. Marmon, Medical
Directors Bubois and Bradley Pay Inspect
ors Simpson, Lttlef1eld, MCGOWAN, Reeves
and Heap. Commander Switzerland, Pay
masters lizard and Jackson. Lieut.. Com
structor Beuret, and Lieuts. Belknap, Gal
1oway, Faulkner, Preston, Reid, McCully,
Welles, Latimer, Russell Chase, Jones, Nc
Lean, Gherardi, Graeme. Mcfarland and
Butler, and Ensigns Fremont and Dinger.
Marine Corps and District Militia.
Owing to the fact that so many officers OF
the Marine Corps are on foreign service,
especially on the Isthmus of Panama, the
representation Of that corps was much
smaller than usual on such occasions. The
line was headed by Col. Reid, acting COM
mandant. Accompanying him were Col.
Denny. Col. Goodlow. Lieut.. Col. White,
Majs. Kane. Dickens and Neville, and
Lieuts. Lay and McGill.
The military contingent closed with Gen.
Harries. commanding the District militia,
with Col. Brett and Capt. Parker of the
general staff.
Reception Of Department officials.
The line was well in hand when the Pres
ident began to receive the regents and sec
rotary of the Smithsonian Institution and
the officials of the various departments and
bureaus. This was at 1915. All the gov
eminent establishments were we'll repre-
sented From the civil service commission
were Commissioners Greene and Cooley;
from the interstate commerce commission,
Messrs Knapp, Clements. Yoemans,
Prouty and Fifer; from the government
printing office, Public Printer Palmer
Chief Clerk Brian, Foreman Ricketts,; from
the city post office, Postmaster Merritt and
some OF his subordinates.
Solicitor General Hoyt, Assistant Attor-
neys General Purdy, Day, Pratt and Fuller
Pardon Attorney j. s. Easily Smith, Dis
bursting Clerk Alexander C. Game and
others representing the Department of
Justice.
From the Post Office Department came
Robert ]. Wynne, w. 8. Shallenberger and
Edward c. Madden, assistant postmasters
general; Blain w. Taylor chief clerk; VIM
8. Nicholson, appointment clerk and others
Assistant Secretary Darling Of the Navy
Department and Assistant Secretary Oliver
of the War Department were among the
many representatives from these DEPART
ments, the others being army and navy
officers.
The officials of the new Department of
Commerce and Labor paid their respects
for the first time Among the pIlrohar he