The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-23

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OFF FOR DRIVE.

IOf1ca and walked down the ttalrr ana
entered his carriage. ana the line OF
march was taken up as follows:
Platoon or mounted police.
Troop B, First battalion OF cavalry,
Capt. Richards. commanding. de sailed
with hankers, advance guard and
guard on either side or the presidents
oarrfage.
carriaxe containing the president. His
Hxceilsncy Gov. Charles Dean Kim
ball and Adjt. Cen Frederic M.
Sackett
Carriages as follows: No. Ills Honor
Aeut. Gov. George l.. shepley. George
b. Oortelyou, secretary TO the presl-
dent; DR.. George A. Lung, OF the presi-
dents party. and Hon. Hunter c. White.
sher1ff Of Providence county,
NO 1-Ssnator Nelson w. Alurich, SEN
atur George Peabody wetmors. Hon.
Melville Bull NJ. c.: Hon. Adm B.
Capron. M. @.
Frank w. Tnlinghast. Col. jesse =. Ed
dy and Col. George T. Greenhalgh.
No. 4-Col. Frank T. Esston, Col George
Il. Vernon. Col. Byron 8. Watson.
No. Judge Advocate General Walter X.
stiness ouartermaster General w:
Howard Walker. Surgeon General
| George TX. Kenyon.
no. e-Brig. Gen. Tanner. 1t. Col Arthur
| w. Warfleld. 1t. Col Lester B Hill.
! No. f-Secretary OF State Charles T. Ben
net, State Auditor Charles c. Gray
! James H Arlington. speakef OF tho
house OF representatives. and Joseph Il.
Buriingame deputy speaker
| No. 3. Acting Mayor James +. Free
man, Commissioner of Public Works
Robert II. Smith. City Clerk William
II. Clarke. Alderman William X. Rey-
nolds
No. Q. Councilman John w. Angel.
Councilman Charles Sisson. Council
man j. William Moore and Council
Clerk Daniel r. Hayden
Nos 10, IL. IL. Is, IA and 10 Newspa-
per men. photographers and stenogra-
No. ie. Evening News representative
and Representatives OF the other local
papers.
ROUTE OF THB DRIVE.
On leaving tho state house the route Of
street street to North Main. North Main 30
~ @asssn1n snd Anxs s s 70 eonsdon nf 70 Prospect
terman, % y up x waterman TO Hops through
Hope to George; down George to Pros
S Masssn RsGss rrSsDsSst Ss SorS e Msin street
20 Market square, up Westminster to
0rsepe. through Greene to Fountain. up
svenSs, thr5Hsh BaimSridss avenue 70
WestpsnsteF 70 rarads a strsss s = shroufn sfGo
brigham. ehruugh Bridgham TO Trinity
equars. out Elmwood ay2nue e Roger
WiAs psrss sshrOush s ss% n9rsr " Wi,,is%s W.ysos
se4, through EDDY TO tho city hall
The party OF officials nj the state house
was a truly representative one, including
nearly the entire meubership OF the gen.
eral assembly. ex-Govcrnors ID. Russell
Brown, Charles Warren Lippitt. Royal c.
Taft, John w. Davis and Elisha Dyer;
Hon EIlery Wilson and General william
Ames OF the state house commission:
Judge Dubois, OF the supreme court;
Bishop Harkins. Bishop CoadJutor Mo-
vicknr. Judge Sweethnd, Assistant At
torney Gexieral Greenough. Mayors Greene
of woonsoclSet Fitzgerald of Pawtuok-
ct. Faies OF Central Fails and Boyle OF
Newport, Colonel Felix Wendelschaefer.
w. A. H Grant, III. A. Sheldon OF Paw
tucket, George w. K,ngsbury, David j.
White, reading clerk oz the senate: George
H. Grant, General Charles A. Wilson.
Cooke, Henry d. Tiepaxe. Colonel Francis
J. Orally, Frank r. Carpenter. Alder
man A J. Cushing. Councilman q. Rich
mond Parsons Colonel Almon X. Good
win, Postmaster Cass OF Woonsocket,
Richard w. Jennings. Thomas B. Stock
we'll commissioner OF public works; High
Sheriff Hunter c. White, Major Bryce ID.
Captain Richard LeB. Bowen. Captain
George III. Pcttis. Colonel George II.
wethsrell. Colonel Webster Knight. Col
onel Lester 8. Hill and host Of others.
! voLLEYs OF CHEERS.
: Cheers, cheers and cheers again; the
! waving Of the Stars and Stripes. the
dofflng Of hats anc the democratic Hello,
Teddy. bow are your greeted President
~, hoa a,,ff
full streets Of our city. There Is no doubt
! but that the beauty uf Providence forcibly
struck the president for he was con-
tinually making remarks upon the ap-
poarancer OF the different thoroughfares
as he paved through them; Of the pride
which the city evidently had in the
preservation OF the trees and shrubbery.
All along the line from the start at
the state house TO the finish at the city
hall the cheering continued. the president
acknowledging from time TO timo the
evident good wishes and enthusiasm of
the crowd.
The route was long one. yet every
street was I'm q gala attire, and II seemed
as n every man. woman and child was
on hand 10 see the nations chief execu-
two and have a look at his always smil-
Ing countenance.
CHILDREN INTERESTED
The children OF the city were as inter-
ested In the president as was possible for
them 10 be.
At Olive street q number OF little col
ored children belonging 10 some school
were lined up, flags In hand, and gave
the president a childish yet enthusiastic
cheer bringing 20 mind the fact that the
North and South stand hand In hand for
Roosevelt.
The children OF ST. Mary's convent on
Bainbridge street presented n pretty ap-
pearsnce and cheered the chief as he
drove by. which was acknowledged IN n
charming manner
In the heart OF the city the crowds were
large and the cheering deafening--west-
minister street presented a beautiful and
lively picture and has never been seen so
generally decorated as today
IMPRESSED BY THE PARK.
Roger Williams Park was an attractive
feature OF the drive and the president
commented favorabiy upon the beauty OF
Il and 10 the fact that Providence should
feel proud OF her city In general and the
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