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adelphia Pa: 40 men and two bands of so
! pieces each; commander, William s. Ware.
| Americus Republican Club, Pittsburg Pa;
/ 200 men and band; commander, Major H.
| w. Mcintosh.
| Uniformed Rank Knights of Maccabees of
| the World. Cleveland, Ohio. 800 men and
band commander. Csl. @. w. Hammond.
| 723 sth street northwest. city.
The Roosevelt Club Qnc), Minneapolis.
Mimi; $50 men; fise drum and bugle corps;
| commander Capt. Geo X. Belden.
James L. Goodall Republican Beneficial
Association. Philadelphia. Pa; 96 men:
commander, James L. Goodall.
The David Martin Marching Club, Phil
| adelphia Pa; 10 men and band of thirty
| Pieces commander, Mr.. David Martin.
| Italo-American Republican Club, Syra-
cuse, N. Y; 80 men; no band; commander
| Thomas Marllell.
National Junior Republic Army. Annapo-
lis Junction. Md; 25 boys; no band; COM
| mander, Capt. John c. Turner; first lieu
| tenant. Clark T. Browning.
st. Pauls Cadets, Drews Regiment B. B.
T., Washington, D. c.; 200 to 800 men and
| band; commander, Capt. Harry Johnson
Horatio B. Hackett Marching Club, Phila-
| er, John McCleary Marshall
| Harvard Republican Club, Cambridge
Mass; 100 men; no band; commander w
| sailors and Marines. Washington, D. c.:
100 men and band of 20 pieces; commander
| capt. Adolph Van Reuth, jr (president).
! ..1 EensraI Italian Republican League, Buff
| 1alo NJ y; 100 men, probably no band
Israel w. Durham Republican Club
| Philadelphia, Pa; $50 men and band.
Garret A. Hobart Republican Club New
| ark, N. j.. 100 men, no band; commander
| Ira Burd.
Republican organization, New York
| county 1000 men and band; commander,
| Jastrow Alexander.
United Spanish War Veterans Indian
| apolis, Ind; 200 men and probably a hand.
commander, DR.. s. Clifford Cox, depart
ment commander.
Union League of Maryland Baltimore,
| Md. 300 men.
Republican Club of Ulster County. King
| ston, ~ Y; 100 to 200 men, no band: com
mander, A. W. Thompson president.
Inc Young Mems Republican Tariff Club,
Pittsburg, Pa; $50 men and band 04th
regiment Band, 40 pieces; commander
William r. Brown.
Union Republican Club, Philadelphia. Pa.
200 men and Haley's Band Wasbineton'
| d. G. e'
Flambeau Club, Minneapolis, Mimi: 40
men no band; commander, ]. G. Malen-
stedt (captain).
or more men and drum corps: commander
Capt w. H. Miller.
Citizens Republican Club, Philadelphia,
| Pa. 100 to 80 men and hand . AZ n;anac.
commander, Harry Richardson
Ihe freshman Republican Club Cincin-
natl, Ohio 90 men. no band; commander,
| Campbell Clark
/ Roosevelt Home Club New York citv. 100
men, no band; commander Leo p Giassel
old republican Guard, Baltimore Md.
90 men or more no band; commander Col
Willard Howard.
State representatives of Hipb coboo1
Washington, d. c.; 100 to 40 men no hand
commander, Charles S. Clark
Eizabeth City County (colored) Republi-
can Club, Hampton, Va; 100 men no hand
commander, j. w. Williams
howard University, District of Columbia
washington, d. c.; 200 men; their own uni
verSity band ~
Republican Club New York City. New
4ork city; 800 men and band; commander
Louis Stern.
The Elkins Cadets, Wheeling. w. Va
III men and band.
Butler Zouaves (coloret) WASHINGTON n
T.; commander, Capt w. r Thompson,
United Boys Brigade of America, District
OF Columbia and Virginia divisions 100 men
and no band commander Col James pick
ems, l3o5 Wallach place.
Modern Woodmen of America; COM
mander DR.. j. w. Sutherin, 1913 NJ street
northwest, city.
Coronela Republican Club (colorefD PAL
timore, Md. fifty men and band: com
mander, Charles Johnson, and Charles Bar
| rett, marshal
W, L. Mathues Assoeae eien,l Chester, Pa;
100 men and band of thirty pieces; com,
| mander, Capt. J. w. Nichols
! Frederick Drum Corps Frederick. Md;
twenty men, all band; commander, Major
| Thomas Gross.
The PRESIDENTS Neighbors," Nassau
| county, N. Y; 275 men and Nassau County
| Band; commander. Charles f. Lewis
The Independent Order of Rechabites
| Washington, D. c.; 100 men; no band:
| commander, High Chief Ruler John c.
Moore.
Anthracite Miners of Wilkesbarre. Wilkes
| barre, Pa; forty men and no band; COM
Hammerlipp
| Cowboys of the west; headquarters,
| Deadwood S, D.; thirty to sixty men; com
| mander, Seth Bullock
NewsboyS' Cadets, Toledo, Ohio.
| Francis F. Williams Republican Battery
| Brooklyn, N. Y; fifty men and drum, fife
| and bugle corps of twenty-eight pieces,
commander, Col. F. F. Williams
John B. Lukens Republican Club Phila-
| delphia, Pa; 100 men and band.
Stand at the Capitol
| Superintendent Woods of the Capitol an
nounced today that the worl: on the big
stand from which President Roosevelt is
| to deliver his inaugural address will be
| complete within two or three days. The
| plan of the stand is entirely different from
! the one of four years ago and all previous
| ones 1t is a large amphitheater facing
| outward toward East Capitol street while
| former stands have been rectangular in
shape. The seating capacity will be about
| 5000 the same as four years ago.
| A small rostrum for the President will be
| built on level with the lowest tier OF
| seats and in the center of the semi.c1rcle.
| This will be ornamented by four columns,
| two each side between which Will be
| draped the national emblem. In case or
| bad weather an ornamental canvas awning
| will be pulled back wires from the
| columns, in order that the President may
| not be exposed to the elements.
The general scheme of decoration for
the Capitol stand is to be much simpler
! than heretofore. The background OF bunt-
| ing will be white and there will be decora-
| tions of green's scattered here and there
| at appropriate places 1t is also proposed
| to have three large shields on the front OF
| the stand one either side, fashloned
| after the seals of the House ana SENATE
| resnectiyely and one in the center in the
| shape of the United States seal.
| The work on the approaches to the pen