Evening star., 1901-03-02

| mia avenue northwest, Krick's drug store,
| telephone call, main, 1890.
| Station No. II, 18th street and Pennsylva-
| mia avenue northwest, Freemans express,
| telephone call, main, S63-2.
| Station No. 13, 22d street and Pennsy1va-
| mia avenue northwest, Duckett's drug store,
| telephone call, main, 1862.
| Station No. Ia, pension office. emergency
| room, telephone call. MAN, 21S1-3.
Ambulances east of sth street will take
| cases to the Casualty Hospital, while those
| west of the street mentioned will remove
| their patients to the Emergency Hospital.
| Escort to President.
In this order Maj Sylvester informs the
| officers that the escort to the President
| from the Executive Mansion to the United
| States Capitol will proceed at 1890 O'Clock
| am. March H. 1901, by way'of Pennsylva-
MIA avenue. 18th street, Pennsylvania ave-
| rue, 1st street west to B street north, to
| 1st street east, to B street south, ipto the
| south entrance to the Capitol grounds
where 1t will rest; except that the grand
marshal staff and aids will enter the Cap
/ itol grounds at the East Capitol street
| trance and halt until the conclusion of the
ceremonies.
The police are instructed to clear Penn
sylvania avenue and 18th street loop in
tersections and have details posted prompt
ly at 10 o'clock. Several instructions are
given concerning the departure of the Pres
ident from the White House and the move
ment and parking of carriages at the Cap
itOl.
When the escort shall have passed and
the Presidents carriage reaches the north
ern entrance to the grounds the presidential
party will enter and continue to the east
Senate steps, where the President and
others will alight; the vehicles will turn to
the left and park in the northeast road
way.
When the President is ready to enter his
carriage at the conclusion of the Capitol
ceremonies his conveyance, followed by the
others of his party, will drive south, turn
to the right and halt parallel with the Sen
ate steps, facing north.
Other Carriages.
All other carriages including those of the
cabinet, supreme judges. senators and dip
lomatic corps. will enter the Capitol
grounds from the north, or by the drive
way leading from 1st street west stopping
at the Senate archway to permit their oc-
cupants to alight and, excepting those of
the cabinet supreme judges, senators and
diplomatic corps which will park as here
matter stated, will proceed along the drive
way next to the Capitol building. to B
street south. to 1st street west where they
will turn into the driveway south of the
Capitol, facing east. The places of en-
trance mentioned will be closed to all car
riages when the escort approaching the
Capitol, shall have arrived at 1st street
west which will be about II o'clock am,
and shall not again be opened
Carriages of the cabinet, supreme judges, |
senators and diplomatic corps will be per-
mitted to occupy the northeast roadways |
in the Capitol grounds in the rear of those |
of the presidential party, and shall be IA |
cilitated in crossing the route of the pa
rade before the parade moves, and may |
proceed via Delaware and New Jersey ave- |
nueS northwest.
number may be parked singly, where the |
roadway adjacent to the building will per- |
NIT. so as to maintain an open driveway
All the carriages mentioned, except those |
W will In tba th..1S Hyx-ay
and in the Senate driveway, will leave the |
grounds by the south, guests entering them |
at the south archway. Such carriages will |
proceed to 3 street south, traverse that |
street to 4th street thence north on 4th |
street across Pennsylvania avenue, where |
the intersecting street will be looped for |
that purpose. This crossing will be perma-
nently closed by direction of the grand mar
shal at l 40 o'clock pm |
Loops Provided For |
Fifteenth street and 18th street will be |
looped at Pennsylvania avenue and at a |
distance of about 80 feet back from the ]
avenue, for the purpose of preventing We
hicles from congesting a these points at |
any time during the parade.
After the close of the exercises at the |
east front of the Capitol the loop extending
from the northeast corner of the presiden-
tial stand across the driveway to the foot
way on the east will be dropped. and space
will be cleared for the parade, the grand
marshal and staff entering from the east,
the first division following from the south
the parade proceeding to the north of the
Capitol grounds and when the carriages Of
the President Vice President. cabinet Sem
ate and House committees, lieutenant gen |
eral and admiral shall have taken position
Will continue by the following route: 3
street north to 1st street west to Pennsyl-
Vanla avenue, to 10th street. to Pennsylva-
MA avenue, to 10th street to K street. east
on K street to Vermont avenue where it |
Will be reviewed by Gen. F. " Greene |
grand marshal; thence to 14th street, where
it will be dismissed
When the civic division shall have reach
ed 18th street it will turn north, proceed to
X street there to intercept the military
divlslon, and follow the same in review be-
Tor the grand marshal
Police Divisions.
pennsylvania avenue, 18th street and the
Capitol grounds will be divided into seven
police divisions and the officer In charge of
each division will be held accountable for
the police duty done In his territory.
The first police division will include the
grounds east of the United States Capitol.
q street north and 1st street west to Penn
sylVania avenue, and will be in command
OF Capt. NJ. A Austin mounted assisted
by Inspectors Isaac Pearson and F. E.
cross, mounted, and Lieuts. F. F. McCath-
ran and l.. II. Hollinberger and Acting
Lieut. w. w. Jordan.
Anderson
ana s. j. Harry, mounted, and Sergts T.
Z. Muihall and j. S. Kramer with sixty
patrolmen, seventy specials and six mount
ed officers, will do duty. They will see that
persons having tickets of admission to the
Senate will be permitted to form north and
to the northwest Of the Senate archway
doors down the footway, and be maintain
ed, as nearly as possible, in ranks of four.
TO facilitate entrance and prevent conges-
tion at the door. Members Of the public
order committee will act in concert with
the police in facilitating this arrangement
The crowd will be cleared from the route
OF parade after the outside exercises have
been concluded, and no persons, excepting
those with permits, will be permitted to oc-
cupy or cross the line of march after the
head of the parade is in motion
Carriages will not be allowed to enter the
Captol grounds without permit at 1st
street west and 3 street north after IL
o'clock am.
The street south entrance to the Cap
itel should be clear for the parade to enter
the grounds.
The second division will extend from 1st
street west along Pennsylvania avenue to