The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-03

Washington. March 2.-The details of personnel of the great military and civic pageant which is to be the crown Ing feature of the cefemonies of Presi- March are given in General Orders No. 5" of the grand marshal, made pub lie tonight by the inaugural commit tee.
 It gives the order of the parade, its organization, movement and dismissal and shows all of the military and civic bodies which are to participate as well as the position which they will occupy. It Is estimated that approximately 30.- 900 men will be in line
 The order of. the parade follows: Headquarters of the grand marshal,
 room 223. War Department,
 Washington, Feb 2S, 1905. General Orders No. 5.
 The following orders for the organi- zation, movement and dismissal of the Inaugural parade. are published for the information and guidance of all concerned. The success of the parade President within the three hours of daylight available for the purpose de- bends upon an exact compliance with the instructions and hereafter con- tained, particularly those which re- Quire the column to be kept closed. and those which prohibit any changes of formation or exhibition movements: Organization.
 The parade is organized as follows:
 A.-Military Grand Division. ,rI,tsS Major s,sis General James mes, E; Wade First Division-Brigadier General F. D. Grant, U. s. A.. commanding: first brigade. corps of cadets. U. 8. M. A; General A. L. Mills, U. S. A..
 Seconl brigade-United States forces. Brigadier Ger eral T. H. Barry. U. s. A. Third Brigade-National Guard. Dis trict of Columbia, Brigadier General G. H, HarrieS N. c. D. C.
 Second Division-Governor S. W. Pennypacker. Pennsylvania. command Lea. Delaware, National Guard, Dela- ware and Pennsylvania.
 Second Brigade-Governor E. c. Stokes New Jersey Jersey dnsn9io,,. Natlonal GYMsrd
 Third Brigade-Governor Edwin Warfeld. Maryland National Guard, Maryland. South Carolina, New Hamp- Third Division-Governor F. W. Hig- gins, New York. First Brigade, Briga- National Guard New York. North Caro- lima, Rhode Island and Vermont.
 Second Brigade-Governor M T; Her rick. Ohio National Guard. Ohio. Louis lana, Indiana, Maine, Michigan, Flori- da, Albany Burgesses Corps. {. Third Brigade-Brigadier General T. H. Bliss. c. S., U. s. A., Military Cadet Organizations of universities. colleges and schools.
 B.-Veteran Division.
 Major General O. O. Howard. U. A, commanding-Captain A. |. Parham chief of staff. Colonel M. E. Urel, ad- First Brigade-veteran Associations Second Brigade-Veterans' Associa- tion of Spanish-American War.
 Third Brigade-Veterans' Association United States Army and Navy.
 C.-Civic Grand Division.
 B. H. Warner. chief marshal.
 Hai Howard, U. s. A..
 First Brigade, Second Brigade, Third Brigade Joseph Wheeler, U. S. A.
 First Brigade. Second Brigade. Third Third Division-Hon. J. W. Lyons. not brigaded.
 The parade ceremonies of the tlav are Escort of the President from the White House to the Capitol at S:SO d. Afternoon assembly of the military and civic grand divisions.
 Escort of the President from the Cap itel to the White House at the conclu- sion of his inaugural address, at about 1 :2G o'clock p. m.
 Review of the military and civic grand divisions by the President from the latter's stand in front of the White House at 2:45 p. m.
 Dismissal of parade.
 Escort from White House. Capitol A M. Assembly of the Grand Marshal's staff. Presidents personal and veteran escort.
 The President accompanied by his personal escort composed of squadron A N c. N. r.. and detachment of the late First United States Volunteer Cav airy will be escorted at 10 n. m. from the White House to the Capitol by the grand marshal and staff composed of veterans of the Civil and Spanish Amer ican Wars and of the regular army and navy of the United States com manded by Major General Oliver o. Howard, United States Army.
 This escort will be formed at 9:3N 6. m. The President will be received by his personal and veteran escort as he comes out of the west gate of the White House and immediately thereaf- ter Squadron A. will form column of platoons GIG troopers each) to the left and, preceded by the grand marshail his staff and aides will march to the Capitol. the detachment United States Volunteer Cavalry. remaining in line until their front is cleared by the Pres idential party in carriages. will dispose themselves equally on both sides Of