Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-08-18

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The procession, which formed on
Washington street, right resting on
Cameron, moved shortly after 3 o'clock,
as follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
Platoon Of Mounted Police.
Chief Marshal.
Members of staff.
McLeoFs Band.
Officers of Association and Distinguished
Guests in Carriages.
Chief Engineer Fire Department and
Chief Engineer Of District ofColumbia
Fire Department.
Veteran Fire Association of Washing
ton, ID. G.
Friendship Veteran Fire Company.
Relief Hook and Ladder Company.
Columbia s. F. f. Co., No. 4.
Reliance S. +. Z. Co., No. 8.
Battalion of Washington, d. c., Fire
Department with Apparatus.
SECOND DIVISION.
Chambers Fire Company, ofPortsmouth,
with Band.
Park View Hose Company with Band.
Annex Hose Company of Norfolk
County.
Charlottesville.
Lexington.
Waynesboro.
Covington.
Staunton.
Harrisonburg.
Pocahontas.
THIRD DIVISION.
Phoebus Fire Company with Band.
Rescue Fire Company, of Newport News.
Rescue Hook and Ladder Company. OF
Newport News.
Eagle Company, of Newport News.
Independent Fire Company, of Charles
town, with Band.
Citizens Fire Company, Of Charlestown.
Suffolk.
Luray.
Woodstock.
Bedford.
The following is the list Of the
chief marshal and aids: Park Agnew,
chief marshal; Maj. VIM. N. Smith,
chief of staff; members of staff repre-
senting fire companies. S. De Silva,
Relief Hook and Ladder; j. II. Stout
enburgh, Reliance; John Leadbeater,
Columbia; R. T. Downham, Friendship;
La. Downham, Hydraulion. Civilians
Geo. H. Robinson, T. w. Robinson, U.
S. Lambert, Geo. P. Aitcaeson, j..
Johnston Green, R. L. Myers, j. VIM.
May, J. NJ. Hill, J. Frank Carlin, W.
McA. Green, J. A. Stoutenburgh, Dr..
William Rogers, jr., Harry b. Cation
Wallace Lindsey, J. P. Agnew, Harry
G. Yohe, J. A. Eggborn, G. B. Paff, C.
G. Carlin, Tnos. Elliott, Robert Elliott,
0. P. Angelo, Thos. Carlin, J. S.
Douglas. G. X. Pickett, G. f. Pickett,
E. S. Pickett, Owen Triplett, Everett
Triplett. Mosby Beattie, Claude Oliver
Eppa Oliver, J. NJ. Jackson, j. NJ
Lynch and John Greehan. The aids
are requested to wear white sashes.
The following was the route of the
procession South on Washington stree
from Cameron to King; thence east OF
King to Royal, north on Royal to Came
ron, east on Cameron to Fairfax, sOutf
on Fairfax to Duke, east on Duke t
Lee, south on Lee to Wolfe, west oil
Wolfe to Fairfax. north on Fairfax Il
Duke, west on Duke to Pitt, south OF
Pitt TO Wolfe, west on Wolfe to st
Asaph, north on st. Asaph TO Duke
west on Duke 10 Payne, north Oh
PAYNE to Prince, east on Prince I
Fairfax, north on Fairfax to King, ives
on King to Washington, north on Wash
ington to Cameron, west on Cameron I
Payne, south OH Payne TO King, east o.
King to Columbus, north on Co'umbu
to Wythe, east on Wythe to Washing
ton. south on Washington to Franklin
ccunter-march on Washington to Prince
east on Prince to st. Asaph, north o
st. Asaph to King, west on King to Al
fred. south on Alfred TO Prince, west o
Prince to Patrick, north on Patrick
Orouoco, east on Oronoco to Alfred
south on Alfred to King, east on Kin
to Royal, south on Royal to Armor
, Hall, where refreshments were serve
to visiting firemen.
The Reliance will leave line at Kin
2 and Washington, north on Washington
! the Friendship will leave line at Kin
q and Washington, south on Washington
: the Columbia will leave line at Kin
aud ST. Asaph, south on st. Asaph; II
Relief will leave line at King and Roya