The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-10-28
Academy Cadet Corps, of Fay

Academy Cadet Corps, of Fay
etteville.
Colonel H. C. Bragaw, ofWash-
!ngton, NC, Second North Caro-
INA Infantry, will be here with
his staff and will command the
State troops. Other State mill
tary officers who will also be in
Wilmington are: Major j. Ber-
nard, of Raleigh, Third North
CaroIinaInfantry. and staff Major
I. S. Pace, of Wilson, Second
NorthC arolinaInfantry and staff;
CaptainT.C. Daniels, ofNewbern,
commanding North CarolinaNav
al Battalion, and staff.
Military organizations will be
met at the trains by the Parade
and EscortCommittee, which will
distribute printed orders, giving
the details for the day and in
forming of arrangements for
- their entertainment. They will
be the guestsof the city and mess
hall near Front and Market
Streets will be open, free for ali
military men. All who remain
,, in the city for the night will be
given comfortable Accommodations
in nice, steam-heated hall.
:, In the parade, the State troops
will be divided into battalions of
,, four companies each, and be-
.. sides the organizations named
there probably will be company
OF marines from the United
= States Revenue Cutter, and the
:. Greensboro and WashingtonCom
4 panies of the North Carolina Ma
II tional Guard.
A battalion of Confederate vet
Grams in uniform will be given
- the place of honor in the parade,
% under command of Gen. James I.
Nets. Durham Camp, U. CIV,
) will come as a body, and veterans
:, will be here from many portions
Ie of the State.
+ The parade will form at the
- steamer landing, foot of Market
q, q street, and will be under the di-
d rection of Col. IVAN. B. Nets,
"a chairman of the Parade and Es-
y cort Committee, acting as chief
~, ia marshal, with members of the
~ committee as aides.
Nc About 2:3O pm, when theRev-
enue Cutter Seminole, with Pres
W ident Taft aboar arrives from
~, her trip doWl / Cape Fear,
~ with her escort O. several steam
&c &c ers, the parade VIII move. The
VI Uuited States troops will lead
No and following them will come tn,
~ battalions of the North Carolin;
. National Guard, and other mill
n tary organizations.
q The Confederate veteran bat
y talon will precede two carriage
" in which will be the President
~ his physician and encourage.
mounted detachment will be jus
in front of the Presidents cal
rage, and another will follow tn
~ rear carriage, both detachment
~ extending across the street fror
~ sidewalk to sidewalk. Thus tn
IL route of the parade will be ker
W clear for the Presidents party
m which will be followed by autt
mobiles and carriages to the en-
of the parade at the City Hal
IT, on Princess and Third streets.
The route of the parade wi
be from Market street dock, c
Market street, to Fourth stree
rip up Fourth to Chestnut street, {
" Chestnut to Front street, dow
" Front to Orange street, onOran&
% to Sixth street, up Sixth to Dot
~ street, on Dock to Eighth stree
'ain up Eighth to Market street, {
NJ. Market to Third street, up This
street to the City Hail. AtThi
n and Market streets, the Pre-:
". dent will be greeted by ty
. thousand school children WI
will form a United States fla
ting the boys and girls dressed
Reg red, white and blue forming t
mes, stripes while the young ia,
Say teachers, wearing large viii
eth hats, will add the stars to the bl
Jap- field.
B, About II a. m. while thePre
ON dent is absent on his steam
tain trip, the regular United Stat
lbef troops from Fort Caswell W
10y; give an exhibition drill on
ZAP Postoffice Plaza, including Gale
Tar themes to music, bayonet ex.
ON cises and wall scaling conte
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