Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
RooseyeIts Inauguration Cere.
m.nias Tomorrow Thirty
Thousand Men in Line.

tee. 1t gives the order of the parade
its organization, movement and dis
missal and shows all of the militar,
and civic bodies which are to particl
pate. 1t is estimated that approx
imately 10000 men will be in line.
The ceremonies Of the day are a.
follows:
Escort of the president from tn
White House to the capitol.
Assembly of the military and civl'
| grand divisions.
Escort of the president from ID
capitol to the White House at the col
| clusion Of his inaugural address.
Review of the military ana CIV
grand divisions by the president iron
the latter's stand in front of the Whlt'
House.
Dismissal Of parade. Escort from
| tile White House to the capitol.
Assembly of grand marshars staff
| presidents personal and veteran es
cort.
The president, accompanied by hi
| personal escort. composed of Squadron
\. n. c.. y. T.. and Il detachment o
the late First United States Noluntee
cavalry will be escorted from thu
| White House TO the capitol by til,
| grand marshal and staff and Il division
composed Of veterans of the civil an,
Spanisl-Amcrican wars and Of th,
regular army and navy of the Unite'
States, commanded by Major Genera
oliver 0. Howard, United States army
This escort will be formed as 70
lows: The staff and aids Of the gran
marshal; Squadron A, y. Y. y. g., wit
detachment OF First United States .Vo
untcer cavalry; the division Of vetel
ans, the Spanish war veterans, the We;
Grams of the regular army and navy 0
The United States and the veteran
Of the civil and Spanish wars.
The president will be received by hi
personal and veteran escort as b
comes out of the west gate of til,
White House, and Immediately there
after Squadron \ will form column o
pIatoons to The LETT and, preceded b..
the grand marshal. his staff and aids
viii march 10 the capitol. the detach
mcnt of First United States Volunteer
cavalry remaining in line until theil
front is cleared by the presidential
party in carriages.
Tho parade is organized as follows:
Major General James f. Wade, U. S. A.
chief marshal
FIRST DIVISION.
Inftvp1tsr C.1ygral - II G-.,,f ~ { A
commanding.
First Frtgadc.-Corps of cadets, L. 5. M
A.; m.dshipmen. T.. $, \. A; Brigadlei
second Brigadc.-United States forces
Briyadiar General 4. II. Barry, L. S. A.
Third Brigade. -National guard, Dis
trjct Of Columbia, Brigadier General G.
II, i~Iarrics, n. &. d. c.
SECOND DIVISION.
Governor S, W, P-ennypacker. Pennsyl-
Vauia. commanding.
First acknowledgements Preston Lea
Delaware; national guard Delaware ana
Second Brigade Governor E. C. Stokes.
New Jersey; national guard New Jersey.
Georgia. Connecticut and Massachusetts.
Third Brigade.-Governor Edwin War
South Carolina, New Hampshire and Nir-
THIRD DIVISION.
Governor +. w. Higgins, New York,
Ftrst brigade -Brigadier General G; NJ.
YORK. &ortb C2roIina RJ,ThntddcI 1fsinnnd ana
Vermont.
rick. Ohio: national guard OHIO Iouisi.
3Ha, lndiana Maine, Michigan and Flori-
Third MISUNDERSTANDING General r. II.
Bliss g. s., T.. S. A; military. cadet Or.
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VETERAN DIVISION.
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rhiet Of staft; Colonel N. +. Urely adju-
Waiker Hdm1ir @'pS' $ AJl, ,Tt '9 Garor .
George r Harries. Major j.. W. Howard,
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First Brigade. - Veteran associations
sceonG Brigade. vo,or,, ossoo,a,ions
Spanish american war.
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