Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-04


| roach tho TON of San Imam hill He nerform-
"a ,;. 49,; - - TO +roone in
that memorabie charge and was rewarded
Uitb - rnedaI of hoo0r and was nromoted
to be a brigadier general in the regular
~ VS. rI preSidaIt 8onsatart SOM after he
- proside,1t Cenera1 NIiIIs is n Grad
,,ota nf Wost Poirt md vas a first lien
tenant in the LIST regular cavalry at the
outbreak of the war with Spain General r.!
C 'l1l'' = { adintant general: cant
Thomas Franklin L S A. chief commits
sary and LIST lieutenant; R. c. Foy, L. S.
A. chief quarterm2ster;
of aIots IT. VS. point was
in charge of the West Point detachment,
which was first in Inc.
Colonel Treat s stan Included. capt. IL |.
Davis. L. S. A: Capt. n. c. Marshal, I. ).
A; Capt. S. l. Newbold, I. 5. A.; capt. L.
c. Welborn, L. S. A; LIST Lieut.. I. l..
Rhodes [. S. A First. Lieut.. II. I. SIX och
Ter. L. S. A: LIST Lieut.. c. Glade, L. S. A
The West Pointers never appeared IN line
to such advantage as they did today Never
before in the history of the academy has
there been such a diversified turnout in
public parade outside the West Point res
ervation that of today. Three prahCnes
of the military service were represented by
the cadets.
First came tn, battalion of infantry. the
men marching steady and straight. with
Capt. NJ. r. Stewart L. S. A, in command
Inc cGes 3'uI ndsr ~ he command of cart
i. ]. Bowley. L. S. A, and a platoon Of
the cadet mountain battery came next. ul-
der the charge oI Ndpt' l. - ANU e'''
>; ~, -. +u,o, of o,i,et cavalry under the COM
mand Of Cant G II. Mcdonald brought
up the rear of the Military Academy rep
resentatlon
Naval Academy Bows.
.,,; ,,+ j.,
he itlslli NM
line. were commanded by Lieut.. Commander
w u Erl1an L 6 n The naval cadet
,.;o,,1. r,,,, d;,,ida1 into two battalions
u 4S"ue "' ~ !,
and was followed by the company ol OhIteu
States revenue marine cadets, commanded
| nv can't w f REYNOLDS of the revenue
cutter service.
| This is the frs appearance in a parade
| of the revenue marine cadets their train
! ing school being of comparatively recent
i n lasf7 The uniform of these ca
diets is almost exactly like that of the mid
dies from Annapolis and it was difficult to
| di,ti,,a,,isb them from the Naval Academy
! 49, This cadet brigade shared with the
! I1iIiniroe and porto Ricans the favor of the
| nroI,d The cadets were in fine shape and
| 49, -, lite, I,-ag narfec+ The long lin
80 as Straieht as though the men were
| ,o,,d Nv r1acb.narv the gray-cIad army
! nadatS ,,iainp with the middies and embryo
| ,a,,a,,,a c,tfar officers in the OerfectiOn of
| revenue ti ' cus.eI oiii'e' ~ '-'1
'ieiI iiio'
| The Second Brigade.
| ,to co. =, II Parry, r c coro-
| III , .,..
| named the SSCoilu III lSdue VI INC Ahiil TAI '
! division, which included all the forces from
! the regular army and navy. Capt. D. Z.
| Nolan General staff / G was Cen.
Noiain' seil', 81 7.''4l ; a.,
| Barry adJul@hl general ana MS a!uS IN
| Guided:
| Capt. II l. Matthews of the Marine
Corps
! First Lieut.. {. n. Bach. I. ,. A.
| First Lieut.. Arthur NJ Ferguson, L. s. a.
| Second Lieut.. /. NJ. ROBINS l. >. A.
| The I'd Battalion of United States En-
| gineerS. headed by the Engineer Band, was
! first in line. This battal on is from the
! Washington barracks, and IS commanded
| by Maj Edward Burr, formerly detailed as
| assistant engineer commissioner Of the Dis
| trict of Columbia.
| Company B. Signal Corps, I. S. A, from
! Fort Myer, commanded by First Lieut.. r.
| E McNallyT came next in line.
cI1di pt ~ the Isl and "a Battaiions of the
! Sth Infantry, from Forts Slocum and Jay.
respectively ana the ISL hdt,aIio ~. Oh the
Mar, VI, Sol Eradaricl SINH Of the
! Sth Infantry commanded the regiment. and
| he was assisted by staff which included
| 0incers OF poti 'lie ON anu ''h lhldhuy
| Regiments.
| INC battailoh ol me .r'n lHid n; was
under JHe aoiIiIiiat i u ~ l-uW WIN
Glciin' ti'e =" ~ 49, ~ ~ DI,+
| inc iiio9' e'ioc -. 80 -
! pines t1at was ca, ieu -" uitlhS inc al,
| suTrectIoh MI; SrIeiiil 'iit ne SoilitIIu
suffered ulllledie-ot ~ ~ atiOis iid I'm 9
PisHeu tIls P''cii'0'''1'i u q i''i . 9O't Va
'le I9ia I.,,isc, ,,r;,. 80 1,o..4 ,,.;,,o,,
proVls onal regiment res. or Soast Arullety'