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

escort to the military and party. and n
further detail. of ten mounted privates
will report to Sergeant Harry Oh Sixth
Street south, opposite the terminal of
the Pennsylvania train shed.
RORd to BE Clear.
The acting lieutenant and sergeant
will clear Sixth Street between the points
named of all vehicles and traffic, and will
see that the carriages in waiting, the
drivers and footmen of which will be at
tired in uniform livery, are given park
ing space at Sixth Street and Missouri
Avenue, TO be kept free from intrusion
and the street cars will be stopped for
the purpose before making the Sixth
Street crossing.
''on the arrival of the prince and his
suite, Acting Lieutenant Mathews will
precede the party 10 the White House and
rest at Pennsylvania Avenue and Jackson
Place until the ceremonies incident to the
visit to the White House shall have been
concluded, when he will precede the
party along Jackson Place, Sixteenth
Street. to Massachusetts Avenue where
Highland Terrace approaches Fifteenth
Street. resting while the party approaches
the German Imperial Embassy.
Sergeant Harry will protect the rear
OF the procession when it leaves the de-
pot and rest at Pennsylvania Avenue and
Madison Place until after the conclusion
OF the ceremonies in the White House.
-Four mounted men will flank the car
riage of H. r. H. Prince Henry on the
right and left, proceeding in single file
in such range as will secure the distin-
guished guest from possible annoyance or
embarra ssment
"A detail of seventyfive privates will
report 10 Lieutenant Moore at Sixth
Street and Missouri Avenue at $3.50
o'clock q. III.
Should the weather permit of the use
Of bicycles. the mounted details, under
Acting Lieutenant Mathews and Sergeant
Harry. will proceed at o'clock p. m. 10
the United States Capitol.
bicycle Squad Out.
AT the Capitol the two platoons will
rendezvous on the plaza to the north and
south of the front middle steps so as TO
keep the space open and clear of all in
trusion by persons or vehicles between
the hours OF 4 and S o'clock p. m, when
the distinguished guest and his party will
have arrived.
Should the weather not permit of the
use of BICYCLES the mounted men will give
the princes party, should they visit other
embassies after arriving at the German
Imperial Embassy security in front rear.
and on the TANKS going and returning to
the embassy, and secure the party going
to the Capitol
After the party shall have returned to
their carriages the officer in command of
the bicycle squad. or of the mounted de-
tail, will escort the party through East
Capitol Street TO the First Street entrance
Of the Library of Congress, and after they
return to their carriages escort and give
them safe conduct through the Capitol
grounds to New Jersey Avenue northwest,
to Massachusetts Avenue to the German
Imperial Embassy.
After returning 10 the Embassy the BIZ |
cycle squad or mounted detail, will DO |
relieved until o'clock p. m, then to es- |
cort II. r. II. Prince Henry and party !
from the Embassy to the White House, !
via Sixteenth Street and Madison Place. |
There TIE detail 10 again escort the
princes PARTY at a later hour from the |
White House via Jackson .nlace. Sixteenth |
Street and Massachusetts venue to the |
Embassy, and thence to the Pennsylvania |
Railroad depot, via Massachusetts, Ave |
nue. and Sixth Street northwest.
To Visit Library.
At $50 o'clock p. m, the oath inst, 100 |
privates will report to Captains Hefner |
and Cross at the east front Of the middle
steps of the Capitol, who in conjunction
with the mounted men, will keep the
clear of all vehicles.
Prior to the party re- entering their car
riages Captain Cross, with fifty men, will
proceed to the First Street steps of the
of Congress and there keep open
space which will permit of easy access by
the party after they shall have left the
Capitol.
Lieutenant Moore will have detail at
the Pennsylvania depot at time OF the
party's departure.