The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-03-03
THIRTY THOUSAND
WILL BE IN LINE
General ORDER Issued
for Organization and
Movement of
Parade.
NO CHANGE WILL BE PERMITTED
AND EXHIBITION MOVEMENTS
BY BODIES PARTICIPATING ARE
ABSOLUTELY PRoHlBiTED-AN-
NAPoLIs CADETS TO LEAD THE
PROCESSION.

Washington, March Z.-DeJallS OL
the personnel of the great military
and civic pageant which is to be the
browning feature of Theodore sRoose-
velts inauguration on Saturday, given
in general orders. number 5 OF the
grand marshal, made public by the in
Sdguration committee tonight, gives
the order of parade, organization,
movement and dismissal, and shows all
the military and civic bodies that VIII
participate and their position in the
procession. Ii is estimated that thirty
thousand men will be in line.
The general orders for the organiZa-
ton and movement of the inaugural
parade issued by General 4. r. Chat
fee, grand marshal, provide for the
following:
Auxiliary Division.
Major General James P. Wade, Uni
ted States Army, chief marshal.
First DiVision-Brigadier General F..
B. Grant. United States Army, COM
handing First Brigade, Corps of Ca
diets. o. S. NJ. A.
Midshipmen, U. S. n. A., Brigadier
General A. L. Mills, L. S. A.
Second Brigsde-United States for
ces, Brigadier General T. B. Barry, u.
S. A.
Third Brigade-National Guard,
District of Columbia; Brigadier GEN
eral G. R. Harries. n. G. d.
Second Division-GovernOr S. w.
Pennypacker, Pennsylvania, command
ing.
First 8rigade-Nationa Guard Della
ware and Pennsylvania, Governor
Preston Lea, Delaware.
Second Brigade-NatiOnal Guard,
New Jersey. Georgia. Connecticut,
Massachusetts; Governor E. c. Stokes.
New Jersey.
Third Brigade-Maryland South
Carolina, New Hampshire. Virginia;
Governor Edwin Warfield. Maryland.
Third DiVision-GOvernOr F. w
Higgins, New York
First Brigade-National Guard, New
York, North Carolina. Rhode Island
and Vermont; Brigadier General G..
NJ. Smith, National Guard, New York.
Second 5rigade-National Guard
Ohio. Louisiana. Indiana, Maine, Michi-
gan. Florida, Albany, Burgesses Corps;
Governor H. T. Herrick. Ohio.
Third 5rigade-Military cadet Or
CARNATIONS of universities, colleges
and schools; Brigadier General T. H.
Bliss, G. S. T. S. A.
B-Veteran Division.
Major General o. o. Howard. u S.
A. commanding, Capt, A. S. Perham,
chief of staff: Colonel II. E. Urell, adj
jutant general.
First Brigade Veteran associations
Civil War
Second Brigade-Veteran associa-
tions SpaniSh-American war.
Third Brigade-Veteran associations
Z. S. A. and Navy.
C.-CiVic Grand Division.
B. H. Warner. Chief Marshal.
First DiVision-Maior General o.
o. Howard. U. S. A.
First Brigads-Second Brigade,
Third Brigade
Second DiVision-Brig adier-General
Joseph Wheeler, L. S. A.
First Brigade, Second Brigade, Third
Brigade.
Third Division.
Hon. J. w. Lyons-Not Brigaded.
The parade ceremonies of the day
are:
TT-EScort of the President from the
White House to the Capitol at $50
O'Clock a. m.
IV-Afternoon assembly Of the mill
tary and civic grand division
N.-Escort of the President from
the Capitol TO the White House at
the conclusion of the inaugural al
dress. at about 1920 o'clock p. m.
W-Reyiew Of the military and
civic grand divisions by the President
from the latter's stand in front of the
White House at 2:45 p. m.
The general orders prescribed at
length the order of formation of the
parade and prescribe that no organiza-
ton. military or civic, win execute anv
change of formation or perform any
exhibition movements during the en-.
tire march
Drum majors will use their batons
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