Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-03
PAGEANT AT CAPITAL
Roosevelt 'slnauguration Cere-
 monies Tomorrow.
THIRTY THOUSAND MEN ON PARADE
Prestdent's Personal Escort Squad. ron A, National Guard of New York, and Volunteer Cavalry.
 Rough Riders Honored,

1EcsAuenpb FerwOnaA EDCOrt SqU00e ron A, National Guard of New
 York, and Volunteer Cavalry.
 Rough Riders Honored. WASHINGTON, March 3.-The de- tails of the great military and civic pageant at the capital, which is to be the crowning feature .,f the ceremonies of President RooseveIt's inauguration tomorrow, are given in General Or ders of the Grand Marshall, made pub lie last night by the inaugural commit tee. It gives the order of the parade, its organization, movement and dis missal and shows all of the military and civic bodies which are to partici- pate. It is estimated that approx imately 30,000 men will be in line.
 The ceremonies ci the day are as follows:
 Escort of the president from the White House to the capitol.
 Assembly of the military and civic grand divisions.
 Escort of the president from the capitol to the White House at the con- clusion of his inaugural address. Review of the military and civil grand divisions by the president from the latter's stand in front of the White House.
 Dismissal of parade. Escort from the White House to the capitol.
 Assembly of grand marshal's staff, presidents personal and veteran es- cort.
 The president, accompanied by his personal escort, composed of Squadron A, N. G., IN. Y, and detachment of the late First United States Volunteer cavalry will be escorted from the White House to the capitol by the grand marshal and staff and division composed of veterans of the civil and Spanish American wars and of the regular army and navy of the United States. commanded by Major General Oliver O. Howard, United States army. This escort will be formed as fol- lows: The staff and aids of the grand marshall; Squadron A. N. Y. N G., with detachment of First United States Vol unteer cavalry; the division of veter- ans, the Spanish war veterans, the vet erans of the regular army and navy of the United States and the veterans of the civil and Spanish wars.
 The president will be received by his personal and veteran escort as he comes out of the west gate of the White House, and immediately there after Squadron A will form column of platoons to the left and. preceded by the grand marshal, his stan and aids, will march to the capitol. the detach- ment of First United Stater Volunteer cavalry remaining in line until their front is cleared by the presidential party in carriages.
 The parade is organized as follows: Major General James F. Wade. U. 8. A.. ,ehief marshal.
 v FIRST DIVISION.
 Brigadier General F. D. Grant. U. 6. A.. comma nding.
 A.: midshipmen. U. s. N. A: Brigadier General A. L. Mills, U. S. A.
 Second Brisade..United States forces. BrlSadier General T; H. Barry. U.. $. A: trict of Columbia, Brigadier General c. H. Harries. N. G. D. c.
 SECOND DIVISION.
 Governor S. ". Pennypacker, Pennsyi- First Brigade..-Governor Preston Lea. Pennsylvania
 Second Brigade. E. c. Stokes, New Jersey; national guard New Jersey. Georgia, Connecticut and Massachusetts. Third Brigade.-Governor Edwin War neld. Maryland: national guard Maryland. South Carolina. New Hampshire and vir- ginia.
 Governor F. w. Higgins. New York. commanding.
 First Brigade.-Brlgadier General c. M. Smith. N. c. N. r.; national guard New York. North Carolina. Rhode Island and Second Brisade.-Governor M T. Her rick. Ohio: national guard Ohio. Lousi- ana. Indiar- Maine. Michigan and Flori- Third Brisale.-Brlgadier General T. H. Bliss. G. S., '. S. A.; military cadet orr ganizations of universities. colleges and
 VETERAN DIVISION.
 Major General o. o. Howard. '. s. A. eSief of .taf: eoIone % NJ. E. urefl arnI% ad9n tant general; aids Admiral John G. G.orse H. HamTs aarres ke9nsy " Hosea B. Mouton. Hillman A. Hall Rob- ert G. Rutherford and Daniel D. Wheeler. First Brigade. - Veteran associations Second Brigade. - Veteran associations Epanish-American war.
 Third Brigade. - Veteran associations United States army and navy.
 CIVIC GRAND DIVISION
 B. H. Warner, chief marshal
 First Division.-Major General o. O. HowarS. C: s. A; First. Second and Third brizades.
 Second bivision.-Brigadier General Jo- seph Wheeler. U. s. A: First. Second and Third brigades.
 The parade will be reviewed by the president from a stand on the south side of Pennsylvania avenue opposite the White House.
 The route of the column will be west on Pennsylvania avenue to Twentieth street, thence north on Twentieth street to K street. thence east on K street to point of dismissal
 The parade will be reviewed by the grand marshal at Vermont avenue on the north side of K street.
 At the conclusion of the inaugural parade President Roosevelt will receive at the White House the members of his rough rider escort of honor and such other members of his old regiment as may be in the city. The entire party