The Washington times., 1909-03-03

we're: Governor Noel and staff. Of
Mississippi; the pupils Of Miami Insti-
tute, Germantown, Ohio; the Temper
ance Pioneer Club. Of South Bethle-
hem, Pa; 200 men OF the Provisional
Pennsylvania Regiment: tine YOuncs-
Town Republican Club. Of Youngstown,
Ohio; the Provisional Regiment OF West
Pennsylvania; the Cadets OF the Viz
s1nia Military Institute. Lexington, Va.
The organizations and parties arriv-
ing at the Fourteenth street yards Of
the Pennsylvania railroad were the
Fifth, Tenth and Twenty-fOurth
separate COmpa MES of the New York
National Guard from NewburEh and
Middletown, y. y; Companies h and
OF the Massachusetts National Guard,
from Athol and Northampton. Mass. /;
Company u. Sixth Regiment, Pennsyl-
Nania National Guard; the Detroit Club.
OF Detroit, Mich; The Second Military
Regiment, of HolyOke Mass: Governor
Sanders and party Of Louisiana; the
Macon Taft Club, Of Macon, Ga.
Ohio National Guard.
The Pennsylvania avenue yards re-
oeived Troop 3. Ohio National Guard.
The horses 10 be used by Governor
Hughes and his staff in the parade were
unloaded at this yard.
The entries of the following were
made at the Sixth street yards: The
Princeton Ivy Club, Princeton Cottage
Club. and the Princeton Meron Club. of
Princeton, y. j.; the Nassau Republican
Glib, of Long Island city; the jewelers.
Club, of Philadelphia; the Delaware
National Guard; the Cap and Gown
Club, of Princeton.
The Taft Club, of Cincinnati. Ohio,
came TO the city aC the Ninth street
yards.
Virginia Cadets Welcomed.
The cadets OF the Virginia Military
Institute who have been selected to
take part in the inaugural parade.
reached the city on an early train from
Lexington. Va. The cadets of the V. NJ.
J.. which has furnished almost as many
army officers as West Point, have many
admirers in Washington, and the boys
were given a rouSinE reception by the
crowd At Union Station.
a drill, parade, and other maneuvers
followed the arrival of the corps of
cadets from Virginia Military Institute
This afternoon. The cadets came into
the Fourteenth street yards at $50. and
were extended a welcome 70 the city
in an address by Judge Wood. president
OF the Washington Alumni Association
OF V. NJ. l. 4 drill followed at the
oval in the rear OF the White House.
a stand OF colors was presented 70 the
boys by Gen. J. Franklin Bell.
Half thousand more gallant soldier
boys were added 10 the great host now
CHARTERED in the city for tomOrrOw's
military pageant. when the Eighth Resi-
ment OF the Ohio National Guard ar
rived at S O'Clock this morning from
Akron. a band OF thirty pieces &C
companied the regiment. which was I'M
der command Of Maj Fred :. Marquis.
With the band playing the men marched
10 their headquarters in the Agricultural
building.
Ovation for Ohio Colonel
Col J. c. Bonner. who VIII command
the first brigade of the Ohio civic iivI-
sion in the parade, was given an ova-
lion as ne emerged from Union Station
shortly after o'clock The Newsboys'
Band of Toledo had been waiting half
an hour for his arrival and delighted
the crowds around the station with n
impromtu band concert. As soon as
Colonel Bonner appeared he was greeted
with Hail TO the Chief" and escortoed
10 his hotel by the young musicians.
The throng that watched the arrival
of inaugural visitors at Union Station
was also treated to a vocal concert dur
ing the morning, the 156 members OF the
Columbus, Ohio. Republican GIee Club
lining up and Caroling for the benefit
of the spectators
A delegation from the knights of the
09ccabeeS of Ohio, arTayed in their
uniforms, passed through the station
and across the concOurse while the con-
cert was on.
Companies a and NJ or the First Regi-
n1ent of the Maine National Guard,
known az the Portland Light Infantry,
arrived at 1:30.
Reviews Naval BattaliOns.
final review of the battalions from
the batueships took place this morning
st the navy yard. They were inspected
by Admiral Porter, who will have COM
mand OF the eight battalions on inaugu-
ration day.
With Col Charles H Hitchcock in
command, four battaIions of the First
Infantry, National Guard, OF New
York, arrived at the Pennsylvania
railroad yards at 10 o'clock this
morning. The First and Second
bAtta lions, commanded by Mai.
full dres uniform. The Fifth, Ninth.
Tenth and TWenty-fOurth cOInpauies
make up the First Battalion and the
Fourth, Eleventh. Seventeenth. and
TWenty-nlnth, under command OF Ma j.
John X. Klein, make up the Second
The Third Battalion will march IN
service uniforms with caps
The three companies Of the Second
Battalion, naval militia, under COM
Tnand OF Comma nder Robert =. For
shew, Will constitute a Fourth Bat
Minnesota Troops Here
Company &. Of the First Regiment
or the Minnesota National Guard. is
here with I05 men, under the com
mand OF Capt Earl Luce and Lieut.
y. McClay. This is known as the
crack company Of the militia Of Min
nesOts- The soldiers have brought
baseball and basketball players with
them, and games viii be played in
" Washington Barracks tonight
Few accidents have been reported. ana
the temporary hospital for mebriates.
At 1910 u street northwest, established
by Major Sylvester for the reception Of
persons VINO don't know their limit FOR
1ntoxicants during the Inauguration, has
few inmates.
The preparations Of the Red Cross So
ciety 10 care for persons who may be
injured or taken iIl while on the streets,
have been completed and the field hos
pitals Will be placed in operation to-
night.
In answer 10 the summons OF the
headquarters. nurses, physicians, and
supplies have arrived from nearby cities
Tents will he erected along the line Of
march, AZ Union Station and AT the
Monument grounds for the dccommOda-
ton of patients. The arrangements are