The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-22
PRESIDENT HERE TO-DAY
ALI ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE
 FOR HIS RECEPTION.

Many Places wiu be Periodically
 Decorated.
 President Roosevelt and party will arrive in New Haven to-day on the steam yacht Sylph. which will leave Oyster Bay. Long Island, at 9:SO this morning and is due to arrive at Belle dock at 1:3O this afternoon.
 From Oyster Bay to New Haven har- Dor President Roosevelt will be accom- panied only by Secretary Cortelyou, the attending physician and official stenog- raphers. At Belle dock a party of news paper correspondents will join the pres ident.
 Mayor studley, together with the committee on arrangements will be at Belle dock to welcome the president, and no time will be lost in starting the drive, which will be the only thing on the programme during the presidents visit here.
 The committee announces the num- Der of hacks and those who will ride in the escort. The hack arrangement is as follows:
 Hack No. 1-Theodore Roosevelt, pres ident of the United States; Mayor John P. Studley, Secretary to the President George B. Cortelyou, and the mayors secretary, c. E. Julin.
 Hack No. 2-The presidents physician, Dr. George A. Lung; Assistant Secre- tary Barnes, United Stares Senator Or ville H. Platt, and Congressman N. D. Sperry.
 Hack No. 3-President A. T. Hadley of Yale, Professor M. F. Tyler, ex-Con- gressman J. F. Pigott, Federal Exposi- tion Commissioner F. A. Betts.
 Hack No. 4-United States Collector John W. Mix, Postmaster J. A. How arth, presidents stenographers, M. c. Latta and H. 0. Weaver.
 Hack No. 5-Aldermanic committee, C. H. Conway, George Wallace, James E. Wheeler, and s. Fred Strong.
 Hack No. 6-Alderman Arnon A. AlIing, Controller J. N. Rowe, City
 
 1ector Francis c. Anthony.
 Hack No. 7-Town Clerk Frederick H. Brethauer. Registrar James J. Carr, City Treasurer Henry Fresenius.
 Hack No. 8-City Sheriff A. Frederick Hunie, Assistant City Clerk James B. Martin, Aldermen John H. Sprightly and Edward G. Frederick. AT ''
 Hack No. 9-Aldernnan W. Trueman, Quartus A. Lyman, Waldo H. Minor, and J. Harrnar Bronson.
 Hack No, 10-Alderman Nicholas P. Corcoran, James F. McGill, Henry F. Hosley, and William J. O'Keefe.
 Hack No. 11-Aiderman James H. Gal Iigan, P. J. Maley, Patrick McGuinness and James Logan.
 Hack No. 12-Alderman R. Sherman Baldwin, M. A. Moran, jr., Sidney Daw- son, and George H. Jacobs.
 Hack No. 13-Alderman Walter F. Walsh, Amos Dickerman, John w. Hine, and G. Clifford Foote.
 Hack No. 14--Aldermen Charles H. Hilton, E. J. Morse and W. H. Crane, of the presidents party.
 Following these will be hacks contain ing one representative from each of the five New Haven papers and the press associations.
 The route of the procession to-day is as follows:
 From Tomlinson bridge and Bridge street, to East street, to Grand avenue, to Elm street, to York street, to Chapel street, to Church street, to Elm street, to Temple street, to Chapel street, to Franklin street, to Water street, to Bridge street, to Belle dock.
 Chief of Police Wrinn issued general orders No. 2S6 yesterday morning in connection with the presidents celebra tion to-day. All of the officers and pa trolmen with the exception of those at station No. 2 will report at police head quarters at noon in their regular sum- mer uniform and dress clubs. The Grand avenue officers and policemen will report to Captain Brewer at the same hour, to be ready for special duty.
 Chief Wrinn says that arrangements have been effected between Chief Fan cher and himself to rope off the corners of Church and Chapel streets and other places where great crowds are expected to congregate. Every precaution to have the arrangements carried out as planned will be taken, and it is expect ed that as far as the police department is concerned everything will go off smoothly.
 Citizens living along the route of the procession will no doubt decorate for the occasion in patriotic style in honor of the nations chief.
 All the windows on the east side of the rubber manufactory will present a pretty appearance as there will be a flag in every window.
 No doubt thousands of people will line the streets through which the pres- idents carriage goes and tremendous ovation may be promised. Several of the big shops down town have arranged to give their employees an opportunity to see the chief eecutive.
 Oyster BaN N. T., Aug. 21.-J. J. Hannah, acting grand master, and F. w. Arnold, grand secretary and treas urer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen, to-day presented to President Roosevelt handsomely engrossed in- vitation to attend the eighth biennial convention of the order at Chattanooga, Tenn, September s. The president in- dicated a desire to attend the conven- ton if it were possible for him to do so. Senator Pritchard, of North Carolina, who was at Sagamore Hill when the in- vitation was extended, asked the presi- zn.. l.. ,s,.sS Ar!a NY