Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-18

pattaHou " Hldfhipmen In tire parade, was
for the visit to this city.
Indiana Regiment May Not Attend.
The 3D. Indiana Infantry probably will
not come to the Inauguration and the list
Virginia Infantry will take its place in the
quarters allotted in the Senate Office square.
The Georgia Military Academy from Col
lege Point near Atlanta, will join the
parade under command of Col. W. c. Wood
ward The st. Johns Cadets from Manius
Will come, fifty strong. under command of
Col. Verbeck, who has been In the city look
ing for quarters.
The 4Sth Separate Company. New York
National Guard. will come from Oswego
with 100 men. Two battalions OF the 9th
Maryland have been given quarters at Jo-I2
3 street northeast. and the Sd Battalion viii
lind quarters at the vacant building at 1''ol
Is street northwest The Virginia Military
Institute boys will be quartered in the build
ing next to D0wney's stable, occupying the
upper floors. while the Essex Troop of New
ark. n. j., fills the lower floors. Battery b.
list Virginia Artillery, has decided to come
Inaugural Day Plans.
The President will leave the White House
about II o'clock and will be met at the
gate of the grounds by Squadron "A" of
New York. which will be lined up in front
of Lafayette Square. The Rough Riders
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
General o. o. Howard and staff will be
stationed near 18th street, facing the
Treasury Department on the avenue. On
the south side of the avenue, between 14th
and 18th streets. will be formed a division
OF the Grand Army of the Republic facing
the New Willard Hotel. 1t is possible that
General Chaffee and staff may lead the es-
cort. Gen. Howard and staff will wheel out
into line on the avenue, followed by Squad
ron A. The presidential party in carriages
Will come next. the Rough Riders follow
ing. This procession Of cavalry and car
riages will pass down 18th street to the
avenue again, where they will be joined by
the veterans. The procession will then pro-
ceed TO the Capitol. The veterans will not
appear In the parade as it returns. When
and the Rough Riders will find place
on the plaza, while the veterans will pro-
ceed on up 4 street and disband.
+ Special Aids Appointed.
Chairman Thorn of the floor committee
has appointed his special aids. aids in
charge of sections and aids for special
duty at the ball, as follows:
Special aids-Walter V. r. Berry. Wood
bury Blair. James w. Corcoran, William A.
Day. Reginald de Koven. Colonel Frank L..
Denny. George c. Fraser. Colonel Green
5 Gn Hemph Arehssd HopRns
Ralph jenkins. Charles H. Keep, Frank B.
Loring. Major Charles L. McCawley. Judge
Charles p. Magoon, Henry May. Thomas
Nelson Page. Colonel H. G. Sharp, N. S.
Simpl<ins. Major Richard Sylvester, Cap
tain Richard Wainwright. John S. Webb.
Commander G.. MGR. Winslow. and A. 5.
Worthington.
Aids in charge of sections-Arthur D. Ad-
olson. Gst Blair. Henry P. Blair. Robert
S. Clinton, jr.: Edward NJ. Dawson. Maj
William P Duval, Col. Clarence r. Ed
wards, F. de c. Faust. George E. Fleming.
70 q Gilmore Frank IL. Hitch
cock, George Howard r. S. Huidekoper. ).
Miller Kenyon, Capt. H. r. Lay. Lieut. Coz.
S. S. Leach A. B. LeSare, A. Garrison NC
Clintock, Frederic May, Albion X Paris.
Cant James K. Thompson and John F. Will
kins.
Aids for special duty-George W: Brown.
John j. Chew, Allerton Cushman. Walter ID.
Dayidge Charles Carroll Glover. jr.: Ar
thur r Colds borough DR.. Francis r. Hag-
ner Edwin b. Hay, Ben HELEN, William
B. Hibbs, Frederic d. Mckenney. j. n. de
Sibour, J.. P. Story, jr.; Horace II. est
colt. E. B. Wills and Dr. William I. " ooo-
ward. ,-a ~
Stand for District Employees.
The contract for building the reviewing
stand to be erected at 18th and Pennsylvania
avenue for the use of the officials ana en-
! ployes of The District inauguration day was
awarded today to James NJ. Dunn, who OF
fered to do the work for about $4oo. BIDS
for the construction or the stau We.
| opened atlthe District building TO-DAY pul
the lowest bid received was $500. Inc seats
| in the stand have been sold to employees OF
| the District at 81 each, and as there are
| only 400 sseats IN the stand there Is oniy
| $500 ayaia BILE for it's erection.
| After the bids had been opened ana the
| proposa Is, reviewed MIR Dunn consented TO
| help the District people out of their guam.
| Diary by building the. stand so that 1t should
| cost them only 81 a seat, as had been estl-
| mated ,Ruilding Inspector Ashford, who
| has charge of the matter for the commit
tee. thereupon accepted Mr.. Dunn's offer,
| and he was awarded the contract for the
| work. Mr. Ashford said Mr.. Dunn VIII
4 wake no profit out of the job, and the en-
| Moves of the District feel kindly toward
the contractor for taking the contract at
| price that will permit them to obtain their
| seats for the price at first decided upon