Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-02

Peace monument at 8 o'clock AM
Lieut. DAILY will command that section of
the route OF parade from the west side of
AZ street and Pennsylvania avenue to the
west side of It'll street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. and will see that the same is
cleared of all pedestrians and vehicles at
$50 o'clock am. For this purpose two SER
geants. twelve mounted privaces twenty
privates and twenty special policemen will
report to Lieut.. Daily at 9th street and
pennsylvania avenue at O. clock a m.
Between 7th and 10th Streets.
Lieut.. Byrnes will command that section
OF the route of parade from the west side
of 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue to
the west side of 10th street and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, and will have the same cleared
Of all pedestrians and vehicles at $3.50
o'clock am. For this purpose two ser
geants, ten mounted privates, twenty-five
privates and twenty-five special policemen
Will report to Lieut.. Byrnes at 9th street
ana pennsylvania avenue at o'clock a. m.
Lieut.. Jordan will command that section
OF the route of parade from the west side
of 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue to
the west side of 18th street and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, and will have the same cleared
of all pedestrians and vehicles at $3.50
o'clock IN. For this purpose two ser
seants' nine mounted privates, thirty pri-
Yates and thirty special policemen will re-
port to Lieut. Jordan at 18th street and
pennsylvania avenue at o'clock am.
Lieut.. Amiss will command that section
OF the route of parade from the west side
of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue to
18th street and New York avenue. Four
sergeants, twelve mounted privates thirty
prtvates and thirty special policemen will
report to Lieut.. Amiss at 18th street and
pennsylvania avenue at o'clock am and
clear the above named section Of all pedes-
TRANS and vehicles by 9:3O clock am
Vicinity Of White House.
Lieut.. Boyle will command that section
of the route Of parade from the east side of
18TH street along Pennsylvania avenue to
the west side Of 18th street and Pennsylva-
mia avenue, including the reviewing stand
and will have the same cleared of all pc
destrians and vehicles at $50 o'clock a. M
For this purpose four sergeants twelve
mounted privates, five bicycle privates and
sixty privates will report to Lieut. Boyle at
Pennsylvania avenue and Jackson Place at
8 o'clock am.
Lieutenant Swindells will have command
of that section of the route Of parade from
the corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue to 18th and K streets, and will see
that the same Is cleared of all pedestrians
and vehicles at $50 o'clock am. For this
purpose one sergeant, eight mounted pri-
Yates and ten privates will report to Lieu
tenant Swindells at 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue at o'clock am.
Lieutenants Of the respective precincts
will have the drivers Of the patrol wagons
Of the first, second fourth and sixth pre-
cincts drive their vehicles to B street and
Delaware avenue northeast, to report at 8
o'clock a M. where they will be instructed
by the major and superintendent as to their
dtSies prior to taking their posts
Ropes and Loops.
The Meutenants of the several sections
named will see that all streets intersecting
with Pennsylvania avenue, 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, west of 18th street
are properly provided with ropes and looped
at $50 o'clock am.
The lieutenants Of the first, third and
sixth precincts will see that all intersecting
streets, excepting LIST street. 7th street, 9th
street and New York avenue at 14th street
are looped one SQUARE back with a second
rope from the point Of intersection with
Pennsylvania avenue, or as far back as Is
| practicable for ching ropes, and place
| one special policeman In charge of said
| loop to remain and care for the same from
| 0 o'clock m. until after the close of the
| parade, when he will take down the loop
| and report with the same to his station
| house This to prevent the intrusion of
vehicles upon the rights of individuals at
| the points of intersections. except that am
| balances patrol wagons and mail wagons
will be permitted to pass inside of these
| looped Enclosures to their several posts, and
| the United States mail wagons in crossing
! at 18th street and 9th street.
| For the information of the force a card
! has been published setting forth the loca-
| lions of all ambulances and patrol wagons,
which they should study closely in connec-
| ton with this order.
The Presidents Stand
i Lieutenant Boyle will see that the Presi-
dents stand is properly roped off and cared
for so as to allow no encroachment to
within twenty feet thereof at either end
and the space in front of the same shall be
kept clear at all times.
Sergeant Shilling, in charge of the White
House guard, will require all members Of
his command to report for duty at o'clock
an, to give safe escort to the distinguish
ed party which may occupy the Presidents
stand in order that they may be saved any
embarrassment, and perform like duty
when they shall be prepared to leave. the
stand.
When the platoon escorting the parade
reaches 18th and X streets they will halt
next to the north curb, be divided into Sec
lions and give safe escort to the several
organizations, as the marshal, Gen. Noel
A. Brakeman. may desire.
Acting Lieutenant Mathews. Sergeant
Murphy and the mounted privates, who will
LIST and streets northeast, will wear frock
coats and fulI-dress equipments; all other
| mounted officers and footmen will wear
sack coats, buttoned
Members Of the Red Cross and those on
the committee on public comfort, and per-
sons having passes signed by the major
and superintendent of police will be per-
mitted to cross the lines, but no person will
| be allowed to take bicycle or other OBJ
struction through the lines without spe-
| cial permit therefor.