The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-01
Weather Oracle Maintains Silence Concern
ing Saturdays Conditions But an Opt
mistic Sentiment IS Prevalent.
COMMISSIONER WEST ASSURES
A -OF-MARCH CLEANING
He Will See to It If Nature Does Not-Map
IS Published Showing Where Troops
and Civil Bodies Are to Form Line.

League Island. Pa. Thew will be quar-
tered on board the Dolphin: all men 1t
searaen,s quarters First Battalion from
League Island, Pa, the Second Battalion
from Norfolk. Va.
The committee on street decorations
has sent the following fetteF 10 the
members of the Cabinet:
THE committee on street decorations
deeming it fitting and becoming. sirre-
Spectiye of political opinion, that the
approaching ceremonies attending the
inauguration of nation s Chief Execa-
tive pc memorable, and desiring to
as possible. beg to ask that you cause
to be issued in your department a re-
quest that all employees therein. 50 far
as practicable, fly to the breeze from
their residences on March 4. the nation
al flag, rs 81 patriotic and a decorative
feature of the days observances-
May Secure Badges.
Members Of the inaugural chorus may
secure their badges on presentation. Of
their chorus tickets al the Office of the
secretary CT the music committee. Ed
ward Tarring, 1873 F street northwest.
between tf1t> hours of $50 a m. and $50
p N,
Where Troops VIII Mobilize
Chairman Warner has issued the map
showing the sites where the various mill
itary and civic organizations viii assem-
bIe for the parade.
The troops from Fort Myer mobilize
south of the Cauitol, on D and c streets,
from Second street southwest 10 New
Jersey avenue. The United States naval
bs4tfs1ens, consisting Of seamen and ma
rines, Will arrange themselves on First
| street southeast. from B 10 Z street To
the east of the Capitol and within the
grounds are grouped the regular troops
which viii form the staff of the grand
marshal. On B street southeast, stretch
| ing from First to Seventh streets, will
be the Delaware, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Georgia, Connecticut, and Massa-
ehusetts militia. These troops viii be
the first TO march in behind the fegu-
! lars, as State troops will march In the
order in which the States were admitted
| TO the Union The militia from the other
| States viii form in Second, Third.
Fourth. Fifth. and Sixth streets. stretch-
! ing across to B street northeast.
| Formation of Civic Division.
The civic divisions are all to form In
| The grand marshal B. H. Warner. viii
| have his headquarters at the Maltby
Building. When the last body of the
military parade has passed he will fall
I in behind. marching from New Jersey
avenue, with his escort Down First
street TO street northwest, the First
| division wiz be formed, and they VIII
| fall in behind the grand marshal. Cen
eral Howard and his staff going first.
General Nheeler's division. the second,
will be formed down Second street
| northwest, reaching from Pennsylvania
avenue to street, the various brigades,
| having certain squares assigned 10
| them The Third division. composed of
coiored organizations, viii mobilize IN
| Third street northwest, from PennsyI-
| vania avenue to Massachusetts avenue.
On the map. the exact hour when each
division. brigade, and troop shall march
is given.
i General Howard's staff.
Chairman Warner today announced
the staff and escort of Gen o. Q. How
ard, commander of the first grand civic
division. 1t is as follows:
!, Capt A s. Perhan. chief Of stag:
Maj. j. ". Howard, chief of aides:
Hosea b Moulton, ad5utant geEere.l:
Maj. Hnlman a. Hall. jndge advocate
general: DR.. Edward a. Duncan, surgeon
general; DR.. A K. p. Harvey, assistant
surgeon general; Mai. George c. Potwin,
idiv1sion engineer: Col William H Proc
tor. ordnance officer; Rev J. ". Brad
ford. division chaplain; G W Gallagher,
paymaster; Capt. Bernard Janney, in
spector general; Capt. Henry e VIII
, liams, chief signal officer; W. H Man
ming commander in chief Union Netef-
resenting G. Az R; MAI EDWARD 4,
Campbell, past c6mmander-in-chief Sons
, of Veterans L. ). A
Aides: Admiral John G. Walker, Ad-
: miraI Albert S. Kenney. DR.. Elmer r
, REYNOLDS Capt T. f. Dryden, Capt
B. W. Hopper, Maj. Charles l. WOOD
= bury. Capt. EiphonSo 1oungs, (apt u
e Caruna Capt. Thomas NJ henney
! Mai Fred S Hodgson, Dr. Frank z
} Howe. Col. William Emerson, DR.. A X
P Harvey, DR.. S. S SIearns. Dr. A
Clifford Cox. Hon. James II. SoUtnerd
John l. Brown, Joseph II. Hamen, JohT
lC Bureer. EIIra q. Palmer. Capt VIII
/ lam J. Johnston, Franklin Phillips, Capt
B. F. Entriken. Capt. F. G Chamberiln
Capt Elliott S Chamberlin, Capt. Hen
e ry A Copp, Col. F. y. De Costef. capt
5 Clark Stanton, Capt. Charles J. Lyman
n | Cart Charles J. Clark, Rev. Jonn Val
Schaick. jr.. Capt. Lee NJ. IIpscoTn1
. Col A p. Tasker, ". Y. Cox, Phillip z
> Hail. Capt. Lawrence Wilson, john MIG
= dletOn-
= Official Program Issued.
n The official inaugural program. com
= piled and published by O. A. Sontag, o
y this city, was issued today. and ha
!, been placed on sale at all the new
stands throughout the city An edition
de luxe will be published.
The program is pronounced the mos
o elaborate of its kind ever published
i and Mr. Sontag deserves q great dea
n o. credit for his artistic production Tn