The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-23

vehicles. stands. boxes. etc, to afford ac-
cess TO hospital, patrol, mail. aRd inau-
sural service.
section 3 Whenever the running of
cars, herdics. or other vehicles not pro-
vided for as above shall interfere with
me parade in any way, either as TO its
formation, marching, or disarmament, 1t
shall be the duty of the police 20 stop
such cars. herdics, or other vehicles IN
Ill such portion of the parade threatened
with interrogation shall have passed such
point.
section S. During the period named in
section l of this order no person shall be
allowed to intTude with vehicle or other
obstruction upon street or public space
within sixty yards Of the line OF parade,
as indicated in said section or beyond the
loped loops on said streets Indicating the
distance, except as provided hereafter.
Section = The placing or locating Of
boxes, barrels, tables, ladders, chairs, or
other distractions on or along sidewalks
81 footwayS adjacent or contiguous TO the
line of parade as set forth IN section 1
Of this order. viii be q violation Of law
and is forbidden. Person or persons OcCu-
plying such boxes. barrels, tables, chairs,
ladders. or other ObStTuctiCES viii be con-
sideFed as obstructing the sidewalk and
viii be dealt with according TO law
Section S The posting OF handLills
and posters on the exterior portion Of
review stands. without permission, from
a duly authorized officer Of the Inaugural
Committee, is forbidden, and VIII lie
violation of these regulations Cnsnd-
ing parties will be subject to the penal
| ~ hereinafter provided.
Section 3 That when more than ten
| hackney coaches or other vehicles are
| assembling or assembled together, and
! a police officer IS present. 1t shall be the
/ duty of such officer TO regulate the II n
ner Of arrival and departure OF the SINE,
! and their position while standing, and
| the peaceful and quiet demeanor Of he
! drivers thereof; and any driver " ho shall
| obstruct the officer in the performance
| of his duties. or who shall refuse to obey
| the orders so given by him. shall be l.
| able to the penalties imposed in section
| IL.
Sec. TO- The Superintendent of Police
| shall preserve public order within the Cap
/ itol grounds until the ceremonies at the
! Capitol shall have been concluded, and re-
serve all the space needed in thar locality
| for the movements Of the procession.
Sec II. The Superintendent Of Police is
charged with the execution of this order,
and any contrayention of the provisions
thereof, or Of his orders in fulfilling the
| same without special permission from
said official win. by authority of Congress,
/ subject the offender to fine of not more
/ than S100. and in default of payment there
/ Of to Imprisonment in the Workhouse of
! the District OF Columbia for period not
/ to exceed sixty days.
''Sec u. Included herein is section
| relating to the law on public order in the
! District Of Columbia. which is as follows:
e That ii shall be unlawful for any per
son or persons within ;he District OF Co
| lumbia to cOngregate and assemble in any
street, avenue, alley, read, or highway, OF
! IN or around any public building or en-
closure, or any park or reservation, or al
the entrance of any private building OF
enclosure and engage in loud or boisterOus
| talking or other disoTderly condCct, or &c
/ insult or make rude OF obscene gestures
or comments or observations on persons
passing by. or in their hearing, or Il
| crowd, obstruct, or incommode the free
| use Of any such street, avenue, alley
! road, highway, or any of the foot pave
! ments thereof, or the free entrance into
any public or private building or enclOs-
| ure; that it shall not be lawful for any
| person or persons to swear. curse, OF
| make use Of any profane language. or in
decent or obscene words, or engage in DIS
/ orderly conduct IN any street, avenue, al
closure, public building, church or assem-
bly, room, or in any other public place. OF
/ in any place BherefrOm the same may b.
heard il any street, avenue. alley, road
highway, public park. or enclosure, or 9th
er building, or in any premises othe-
than those where the offence was com
mitted. under a penalty of not more thar
$25 for each and every offence.