The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
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 Hon. Braxton Bragg Conner will to- morrow be escorted to the Capitol for his inauguration as Governor of Ala bama by the largest civic and military parades that ever accompanied Gov ernor up Dexter Avenue. The parade, which will accompany the Governor elect tomorrow will be more impressive and more imposing than the parade which escorted Jefferson Davis to be inaugurated President of the Confed- crate States.
 The final details of the big parade were announced by Grand Marshal Bibb Graves last night. The program and the announcementsgive assurance of the most imposing military parade ever seen in Montgomery. The largest here- tofore seen was that which escorted Governor Jelks to be inaugurated four years ago. But the details of the pa- rade as forecasted in the orders issued last night by Grand Marshal Graves. show that tomorrow more men will march up Dexter Avenue than ever be- fore lined up in a military parade in Montgomery.
 Brigadier General Louis V. Clark, of the Alabama National Guard. reached Montgomery last night from his home in Birmingham to confer with the local committees over the details of tomor- rows big inaugural parade. A review of the troops will immediately follow the procession and the inauguration of the Governor.
 The review will take place on spe- cially constructed stand on Dexter Ave- nue near the Junction of Perry Street and Dexter Avenue. The troops will be reviewed at this point by Governor Conner and Brigadier General Louis V. Clark.
 Col. R. B. duMopt. commanding the 1st Infantry, accompanied by his Ad- jutant, Capt. T. w. Maddox, reached the city last night from Mobile C0i1 onel duMont last night was in confer ence with the members of the losaf committee sn arrangements as to the parade and the disposition of his troops. it is expected the 1st will have large turnout of the members of the regi- ment.
 Cadets are Coming.
 Word was received yesterday that the cadet corps of the Third District Ag- ricultural School, under the command of Dr. Clarence J. Owen, would come to Montgomery to attend the inaugur- al exercises. It is confidently expect Su tA0 NOIPS NhiS VIII bring at least seventy-five men for a place in the parade.
 It was further stated yesterday that in all probability the student body of Howard College would attend the exer- cises. For some time 1t has been set- tied that the cadet corps of the Ala bama Polytechnic. Institute would at- tend the inauguration and be in the parade.
 The troops will be under command of Brig. GeS. Lauis V. Clark The en- tire parade will be under the direc- tion of Grand Marshal .Bibb Graves and a corps of assistant marshals in all 1t Is estimated that between 5000 and 1000 men will be in the parade.
 A feature of the parade which Is cer- tain to attract attention will be the presence of the Confederate Veterans of Montgomery in the line of March.
 A great crowd will witness the pa- rade. but greater crowd would come If the importance of the occasion had been known in advance, and if 1t had been known that the parade was to be perhaps the finest civic and military display ever seen In Alabama. The arr engagements have been so quickly made that the full magnitude of the occa- sion has not been realized by the peo- pie. As it Is, however, Montgomery will be thronged with visitorsA The Iull program or the 0dy TOllOWS.
 'PrOgram for the Day.
 12 m.--Inaugural parade.
 D. m.-Inauguration ceremonies.
 p. m.-Review of troops by Gov ernor Conner.
 g p. m.-Public reception by Cover nor and Mrs. Conner.
 10 p. m.-Inaugural ball, led by Gov ernor and Mrs. Conner. II
 A committee of Auburn alumni to | meet the Auburn Cadets consists of E. | B. Joseph chairman, B. A. Taylor and | s. H. Roberts.
 Hon. Bibb Graves. Grand Marshal of | he inaugural parade, has announced | he following appointments of mar Ihals and order of parade:
 Marshals--J. A. Thompson. N. J. | Sreil. w. H. Seymour. N. J. Wiley, c. | 5. Merriam. c. Burnett. L. Strauss, i John B Fuller. Charles G. Abercrom- | ,ie w W. Pearson, A. l.. Tyson, W. A. Gunter. Jr.. c. l.. Gay, R.es. reague. Thomas W. Martin, s. E. | Washburn. J. K. Jackson and Edward | lyle These marshals will assemble | 1t 22 1-2 Commerce street at 9;31 Mon lay morning, mounted.
 The parade will start from the res- dence of the Hon. J. Craig Smith. cor Ter of Church and Catoma streets, and | will move thence to Lee street to Tal- apoosa street, to Commerce street | O Court Square. and thence to the Cap tol. The order of parade will be as ollows:
 order of Parade.
 Montgomery Mounted Police,
 Grand Marshal and Staf
 Band and Auburn Cadets (Armed)
 Troop A, First Cavalry. A. N. G.. Mounted)
 Carriages.
 Confederate Veterans.
 General L.. V. Clark and Staff.
 First Infantry, N. W. G.. Colonel IuMont, commanding,
 Second Infantry. A. N. C.. Colonel
 Third Infantry A. x. G., Lieutenant 3ricken commanding.
 ,oIonel Kennedy, commanding.
 Battalion of Artillery Major West ott, commanding.
 Squadron of Cavalry Major Atkins. 
 Cadets Howard College.
 Cadets Mobile Military Institute,
 I'narmed Auburn Cadets.
 The detailed arrangement of the pa- ade is as follows: T. 1. Platoon of police will form onl