The Washington herald., 1909-03-04

OF the institute has arranged for the pre-
sentation 20 the corps OF a fac-simile Tag
Of that carried by the cadets IN the bat
tie OF New Market. during the civil war.
Secretary Wright IS scheduled 20 make
the presentation. and Gov. Swanson, of
Virginia, viii receive the flag on behalf
OF the cadets.
Uniforms of 1912 Worn.
a part OF the worcester Continentais,
from worcester. Mass, reached the city
last night. The main body OF the Or
gsnization stopped over n Baltimore
and viii reach Washington this morning.
The Continentals are commanded BY
Lieut.. Col William A Lyle The mem
bers Of this command present pictur-
esQue appearance in their yeIlow-face6
cutaway coats and yellow-topped boots
al exset replicas Of the uniforms worn
BY the men who fought against ths
British in 1a2
-Four battaHons OF the First Infantry,
New York National Guard. reached the
city yesterday afternoon. The men were
held al the Pennsylvania freight yards
The First and Second battallOns. com
lAdAluEL ~ nGla ~ L. -A-AAA~- va
march in fuH-dress uniform. The Fifth.
Ninth. Tenth. and Twenty-fourth com
psnies make up the First Battalion. and
tie Fourth. Eleventh. Seventeenth, and
Twenty-ninth, under command OF Maj
John F. Klein. make Up the second The
Third Battalion viii march in service
Uniform. Col. Charles II. Hitchcock Is n
command OF the whole body OF trOops
/ 1~-ec Of The Ea~r~H El-r
talon. Naval Militia, under command OF
Commander Robert p FOrshew. vii
make up the Fourth Battalion
The Temperance Pioneer Corps. OF
South Bethlehem. Pa, IN command oi
owen r. Doyle, reached Union Station
late last night.
Late last night the Army OF Cuban
Pac!ncation. just back from its campaign
OF peace Ii the island republic. arrived az
St. Asaph. Va. and went into camp or
their trains. One troop Of cavalry
reached the old race track early yestsr-
day morning and corrslled the horses Of
the Fifteenth Cavalry. The Fifth In
fantry and Second Field Artillery were on
the special trains. The men viii be run
into the city on their cars this morning.
and viii form for the march on z and
D streets southwest
Civic Organizations Here.
The following civic organizations
reached tie city late last night and early
this morning. and were housed as fol-
lows: Lincoln Club. New Brighton. Pa.
New Willard Hotel; the Bradley Specials.
Louisville, KY. s6s3 Louisiana avenue:
Taft and Sherman Club. Phoebus. Va.
National Hotel; National Junior Republic.
Annapolis Junction, Nd, National Hotel:
Uniformed Rank, K. Of P, Baltimore,
Md. Pythian Temple Original Roosevelt
Club. OF St Paul, MINI, Pennsylvania
cars, Fourteenth street southwest: Union
County Republican Committee. OF Eliza
beth, Nj, Hetel EngIe; Veteran Zouaves.
Elizabeth. n. J., Hotel Engle: Phelps
Guards, Patterson, l. 1, On cars. Sixth
street and Virginia avenue southwest.
the Gsrret A. Hobart Club, OF Newark,
n. J.. Montrose Hotel: Republican Club
Of Ulster County, y. Y: Gun Squad. Ba-
tavia. n. Y, s1s Indiana avenue; Uncle
sam Club. Buffalo, y. Y, szz PeunSyi-
vania avenue; Roosevelrs Neighbors.
Long Island. cars, Sixth street southwest:
New York Republican County Committee.
su Ninth street northwest; Conkling Un-
conditionals, Utica, N Y, Pullman track.
New York and Florida avenues north
east; Active Hook and Ladder Company,
Cobleskill. y. Y. Ninth street south
west; Richmond County Delegation, New
Brighton, n. Z, New York avenue north
east. Citizens Taft Club. Cincinnati,
Ohio. Fifteenth and G streets northwest;
Americus Club. Pittsburg, Pa, cars,
Ninth street and Virginia avenue south
west. and Young Mems Republican Tariff
Club. Pittsburg. Pa, Metropolitan Hotel
The West Point Cadets viii get here