The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-26
PLANS OF POLICE FOR
PRINCES SECOND VISIT
Major Sylvester Issues Orders
as to Details Today.
AMPLE PROTECTION AFFORDED
Escorts for Trips About the City and
Special Guard Mt German EN-
bRSSy-NOthinE 60 Be Left to
Chance.

The completed police ARRANGEMENTS for
the care OF Prince Henry on the occasion
OF his second visit to the city tomorrow
and Friday were announced today in gen
eral orders I52. which were issued by
! Major Sylvester for the information Of
the department. The orders provide for
| detail of twenty bicycle policemen IN
der Acting Sergeant PIemmons and six
mounted policemen under Sergeant Har-
ries, which will constitute bodyguard
TO accompany the Prince on all Of his
trips about the city.
Lieutenant Moore will be in command
of one hundred footmen who will clear
/ the street in the vicinity OF the PennsyI-
vania depot at $50 O'Clock tomorrow
/ morning and maintain order upon the
arrival OF the Prince and his suite On
/ the occasion Of his visit to the Capitol
one hundred policemen and six mounted
men under Captains Heffner and Cross
! will be detailed to preserve order in that
[ locality. Lieutenant Amiss will have
detail Of fifty men at the depot OF the
! Washington Alexandria and Mount Yer
non Railroad when the party leaves for
and arrives from Mount Vernon Lieu
tenant Byrne Will have fifty men in the
immediate vicinity Of the German En-
bassy on both days. An escort Of officers
is also provided for the singing societies
that viii form at the corner of Ninth
Street and Massachusetts, Avenue Friday
night and escort them to the Embassy.
Text of the order.
The following is the text of the order.
/ General Order No l52
Washington. d. c.. Feb. p. 1902.
In order to further carry out the pro-
grammc for the entertainment II r. R.
H. Prince Henry. in Washington. 100 foot
men viii report 10 Lieutenant Moore at
( the Pennsylvania depot promptly at $50
O'Clock on Thursday morning February
p. 1902
Twenty bicycle officers viii report 10
Acting Sergeant Plemmons az the Penn
sylvania depot at $50 o'clock a. m. TO
preceCe. flank and bring up the rear of
The carriages containing the Prince and his
party The bicycle squad viii give safe
conduct 20 the distinguished guest pro-
/ ceeding up Sixth Street to Nassac husetts
Avenue TO the German Imperial Embassy.
-Four mounted privates viii report TO
Sergeant Harry at the Pennsylvania de-
pot at $40 O'Clock on the same morning,
who viii preCcde the distinguished party
1 at least half a square. acting as Outriders.
I TO clear Sixth Street TO Massachusetts
Avenue TO the German imperial Embassy.
The bicycle and mounted men hereto
. fore mentioned viii remain in the vicinity
Of the embassy on Massachusetts Avenue
I and at the foot Of the roadway raining
! over the terrace. and maintain good order
4 until the party are prepared TO leave for
Z the United States Capitol, which hour is
set for 1880 o'clock a. m.
The mounted men will precede the
party by at least half square to prevent
I obstruction, and the bicycle men will
give safe escort 10 the carriages. follow
ing Massachusetts Avenue. New Jersey
/ Avenue. p Street north 10 the north en-
trance to the Capitol grounds, thence to
the east middle steps, where the Prince
and his party viii alight
One Hundred FoOtmen.
lone hundred footment will report to
I Captains Hehner and Cross at the east
middle steps OF the United States Capitol
at 1915 a. m, the 9th inst. who will be
employed in keeping the roadway in front
Of said steps clear Of all persons and We
hicles. and VIII give safe conduct TO the
parking of the carriages next TO the curb
I adjoining the parking 10 the north and
/ left Of the east middle steps.
six mounted men viii report TO Cap
/ tain Hefner ar the east front middle
/ steps OF the Capitol at 1O-45 o'clock a. IN.
/ AT tie conclusion OF the exercises at
| TIE Capitol. which viii be in the neigh
/ bUrhOOd Of O'Clock D. m, the six out
/ riders under Sergeant Harry. and bicycle
men under Acting Sergeant Plemmons.
/ VIII proceed In the same order as here
tofore from the Capitol to the north en-
| trance to B Street, 20 First Street. to
| Pennsylvania Avenue, TO Thirteen-and-a-
Halt Street, where the distinguished guest
! viii take the train for Mount Vernon.
Fifty fOOtmcn will report to Lieuten-
| ant AuIiss az Thirteen-and half Street
/ and Pennsylvania Avenue al 2.30 O'Clock
| p. m, the 21th instant, and will keep at
/ least hall the street space up TO the depot
and cars reserved for the party clear Of
all intrusion by vehicles and unauthorized
persons until after the departure of the
/ train.
This same detail viii report to Lieu
| tenant Amiss at O'Clock D. ~. at the
! same place and for the purpose last men
tiOned-tO clear ample space and prevent
! intrusion. on the return of the party.
which viii be between the hours of . and
6 o'clock p. m.
"The outriders under Sergeant Harry.
and the twenty bicycle men under Acting
| Sergeant PlemmOns viii report at Thir-
| tcen-and-a-haIf Street and Pennsylvania
! Avenue at o'clock D. m for the purpose
Of escOrting the Prince and his party TO
Z = -
| Thirteenth Street and Massachusetts Ave-
nue.. Sergeant Harry and his officers keep
ing at least half square ahead
The Detail at the Embassy.
Sergeant Harry and six mounted pri-
Yates and twenty bicycle men under Act
ing Sergeant Bode viii report on Massa-
chusetts Avenue in front Of the German
Imperial Embassy at o'clock p. m, for
the purpose Of escorting the party to the
White House. which route will be by way
| Of Sixteenth Street and Madison Place.
! Lieutenant Byrne and twenty-five
footmen will maintain good order in the
| vicinity OF the Embassy, reporting in that
vicinity for duty at O'Clock "a. m, and
$50 O'Clock p. m. on Thursday. the 18th
| instant
"AIter dining at the White House the
| Prince and party viii return TO the En-
| bassy. and the mounted officers under
| Sergeant Harry. and the bicycle detail,
will give the party safe escort.
"On Friday. February D, Lieutenant
| Byrne. with a detail OF twenty-five foot
men will report i'm the vicinity Of the En-
! bassy at s o'clock a. IN, and remain on
| duty in that vicinity until after the de
| parture OF the distinguished guest for
| Annapolis
| Sergeant Harry with six mounted OH
| GERS. acting as outriders, and Acting Ser
| geaut Plemmous, with twenty bicycle Of
/ icers, viii report In the vicinity Of the
! embassy at $50 o'clock a. IN. for the pur-
! pose Of giving the distinguished party
| safe escort as on the previous day along