Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-03
ternoon They will be quartered at t
Raleigh.
The New England Contingent.


Governor Bell of Vermont and staff are
CHARTERED at the Riggs House. With the
governor are Mrs. Bell. the Misses Bell.
General Gilmore, General Putnam, General
Williams. Colonel Billings, Colonel Wells
and Mrs. Wells, Colone Dole and Mrs. Dole.
Colonel Scarf and Mrs. Scarf, Colonel
Walter and Mrs. Walter, Major Dyer. Cap
tain Kettleson, D. H. Perry, r. B. Gal
lusha.
Lieut.. Gov. Jackson of Rhode Island and
staff are at the Arlington. In the party
are: Adjutant Gen. Fred M. Sackett, Jo-
seph P. Burlingame. Attorney General w.
B. Greenough, Major Charles w. Abbot, Jr.,
Knight. Col. John H. Weetherei, Col. z. w.
Bliss, Col. G. C. Webb, Gen. George H.
Kenyon, Col E. e. Whipple, Gen. III. A.
Tanner, Col. A. v. Warfeld, Col J. H.
Manning and Col. Harold A. Peckham.
The Connecticut delegation at the Ebbitt
House comprises: Lieut.. Gov. r. s. Wood
ruff. In the absence of the governor; George
M. Cole of Hartford. J. H. McDonold OF
New Haven. NJ. Morley Densen Of Bridge
port. w. H. Hall of Wellington J. E. Coop
er of New Haven, ]. L. Bruce of Hartford.
w. L. Hall Of Waterbury, s. F. Berkeley of
Bridgeport, r. J.. Goodman of Hartford, A.
Cheney of Hartford, p. II. Schmftz of Hart
ford. r. w. Huntington of Hartford and
E. M. Day.
The Empire State.
The New York gubernatorial party ar
rived at the New Willard this morning.
The party comprises: Gov. F. w. Higgins
of New York, Commanding; Brig. Gen. Nell
son H. Henry, adjutant general; staff, Col
S. E. Marvin military secretary, Col Har-
rison X. Bird, Col. Charles H. Sheriff.,
Lieut. Col. James H Wells, Lieut. Col John
H. Foote, Maj Alfred R. Whitney, jr., Maj.
James s. Stewart, Capt. Louis Wendell,
Capt. Walter F. Barnes, Capt. Henry J.
Cookinham. jr., Capt John P. Bernhard,
Capt. John r. Foley. Capt. Harry s. Rich
mond, Capt. Fred H. Wilson, Brig. Gen.
G. w. Smith, Lieut.. Col. L. j. Wilkins,
Capt W. S. Scott, Maj. A. H. Abel, Maj.
H. B. Fisher, Maj. E. F. Austin, Mai. F. C.
Thomas and Capt. J. o. Lyman.
The steamship Arkadia, with the Porto
Rico regiment of troops aboard passed in
the capes of the Chesapeake yesterday af-
ternoon, but is reported hung up on the ice
at" Matthias Point, unable to come further
up the river. Two of the big naval tugs
have been sent down the river to break the
ship out of the ice and to escort her up to
this city. She should reach here this even
ing or tonight.
The revenue cutter Window which sailed
from Baltimore yesterday for this city. to
represent the revenue cutter service at the
inaugural ceremonies, was stopped by Or
der from the department, at Cove Point
and returned to Baltimore. She will not be
present tomorrow.
Clubs on the Way.
The organizations that are scheduled to
reach Washington late this afternoon and
tonight on the records Of Superintendent
j. ]. Cooper of the Pennsylvania railroad
station here are as follows:
The Rail Splitters of Toledo, Ohio: the
Durham Club of Philadelphia, 420 men;
the Carrot A. Hobart Association of Jer-
sey City, N. j.. 125 men; w. E. Roosevelt
and party of Jersey City; a battalion of
the Pennsylvania National Guard from
Harrisburg; General Goblin and staff of
Pennsylvania; the Lynchburg (Va.) Home
Guards; Republican Club of New York
city, 200 men; Washington Infantry of
rick and staff of Columbus, Ohio;
Company I of Warren, Pa sixty five men;
Company Z, 18th Regiment, Pennsylvania
National Guard, of Bradford; Knights of
boys Club of Cleveland, Ohio, sixty boys:
Live Oak Militia of Live Oak. Fla, forty
men; West Point Cadets, 800 men; Gull
pepper Minute Men of Virginia: Union Re-
publican Club of Philadelphia. $50 men;
Massachusetts, Militia and Naval Brigade,
men; D. B. Martin Club, Peter +.
Smith Club and other clubs from
Philadelphia; Mckinley and Roosevelt Club
OF orange, N. j., so men; w. B. Lukens
Club, 125 men, and the w. L. Matthews
Club, $50 men, both of Philadelphia 1st
Signal Company, New York state militia,
20 men: Nassau delegation. New York, 800
men; regular troops from Fort Slocum, n
Y. $50 men; members of the Delaware leg
islature; Governor Pennypacker of Penn
sylvania and staff; Roosevelt Home Club,
New York, 100 men; artillery of Charlotte.
N. c.; Israel w. Durham Club (colored) of
Philadelphia, 100 men, and Squadron A Of
New York.