Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-18

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Just before it disbands incidentally
the chief executive. the members of
his party and the hundreds who par
ticipate in the parade will not be sub
jected to exposure to the elements.
Considerable time will be saved, too.
The Governor Rides
The Governor and his inaugural
party will leave the reviewing stand
Immediately after the ceremonies and
Will move rapidly over the entire pa
rade route. The Governors Troop,
serving as escort will trot along with
the cars. Not more than half an hour
will be required to make the journey.
After the trip the gubernatorial party
will return to the reviewing stand at
Third and State streets Then the
parade will move and Governor Brum-
baugh will salute the dipping colors
and presented swords of the passing
marchers.
After the procession has gone by
Governor Brumbaugh will go directly
to the Executive Mansion, where
luncheon will be served
Remind the people along the route
that they should remain for a short
time after the Governor and his party
have passed. said Captain Frank II.
Hoy. Jr., chief of the special aids to
the marshal and acting adjutant to
II.
The plan of driving the Governor and
the inaugural party over the route first
is new one here. The coming of the
parade will be but a very short time
after the passing of the official auto
mobile train.
The Review
In former years the reviewing stand
had always been erected at Front near
South streets, opposite the Executive
Mansion. and as rule this was a
gathering point for hundreds of peo-
pie. BY the new plan the procession
doesn't march in Front street The
review by the chief marshal and the
heads of the divisions will be made on
Market Square just before the parade
breaks up. The marchers will move
past the reviewing stand in the Square
to Chestnut street to disband.
Additional aids and some corrections
in previously published lists were an
nounced last evening by Captain Stine.
Captain Hoy'S appointment as chief of
the special aids had been omitted from
the original list. Additional second
division aids include John H. Maloney
and Oscar G. Wickersham, county re-
corder of deeds.
The Aids TO the Marshal
Announcement was made last night
by Captain Stine of the aids to General
Edward Dew. Morrell. the chief mar
shal. The list follows
CheV. Charles G. A. Baldi, r. NJ.
Bartlett. DR.. Charles ID. Hart, w. Free
land kendrick, DR.. Edward Martin,
John r. X. Scott, Philadelphia;
Thomas Beidleman. A. Carson Stamm
and William NJ. Donaldson, Harris
burg: Colonel ]. II. Bigger, Lieuten-
ant Clinton p. Bundy, Major James ].
Edwards, General A. J. Logan and
Colonel William S. Mckee, Pittsburgh;
Charles J. Buckman, Langhorne;
Colonel T. S. Crago, Waynesburg: Ben
iamin X. Focht. Lewisburg: p. j. Gill
bert and Samuel s. Lewis, York; Fred
erick y. Godcharles. Milton; Walter S.
Greevey. J. d. Hicks and ]. Banks
Kurtz, Altoona; William 4. Heizman.
WyomisSing; Charles p. Hoffman,
Pottsville; +. B. Jermyn and Jacob r.
Slayer Scranton: DR.. c. A. Keagy.
Hanover; George X. Kline. Johnstown:
Joseph II. Lang. Blair Schell and G..
wig, Colonel c. T. O'Neill. Allentown;
Louis T. McFadden. Canton; Daniel
Nilsson. Jr., Catasauqua; Major ].
Clyde Miller, Homestead: J.~W. Par
coe. Easton; Colonel j. NJ. Reid, Con-
lellsville; oliver D. Schock, Hamburg;
Harry B. TYSON, Norristown, and \. c.
Welchans. Lancaster.
Final Preparations
While ii is impossible to state def
nitely when the parade will start it is
likely that 1890 or thereabouts will
be a good time for folks to line up on
the streets TO watch the Governor and
his party and the procession go by.
Plans have been completed for the
ceremonies and the parade and all
that is hoped for now is nice weather
Special arrangements have been made
to handle record crowds at the Union
Station and the trolley companies an
ticipate mighty busy time.
Several carloads of horses were due
TO reach here this afternoon from
Philadelphia for the use of General
Morrell and his staff. The roning off
of the streets will be taken care of
tomorrow under the direction of Com
missioner NJ. Harvey Taylor, superin-
tendent of parks and public property,
and Fire Chief John c. Kinder.