Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-27


Msorew. Henry L. Mayer and John BIr-
Filth. Csrriage-senator Miilard, Senator
Dietrich. Chancellor Andrews and eX-Gov-
sixth earriage-H. A. Coiemsn. r. IT,.
Hazatd, Lindsey DeGnisqn and G. Il Gere.
Seventh Carrtage-R. /. Dunn, N. Lar
arnek, A. l. Gale and w. q. j.. Taylor.
Eighth Carriage-.George y. Luckey, II.
A. strOhmeyer and w. q. Roberts.
Ninth CarriageZP. A; Millisms J. 7;
II. w Daivs.
Preceding the carriages will be a platoon
OF mounted police, who will clear the
streets, Around the presidents carriage
as a special escort will be these men
mounted:
Colonel John H. McC1ay.
Major r. X. Griffin
Captain A. LaRue Brown.
Captain Charles Schwartz.
Henry v. Hoagland. -
ldeutenant William NJ Clifford.
Cadet w. T. Stevens
Colonel z. B. Sizer will be in charge Of
the carriage line and Captain p. James
Cosgraves will be oficer Of the day. John
Franklin as adjutant will be assisted by
the folloying aides, mounted:
Lieutenant Elwin Culver, Lieutenant w
Kenyon, Zeb s. Branson, l.. L. Lindsey,
J. G. f. McKesson, William Lawlor, B. c.
Hayes 'T " T. G. N R6hde A Burt r. S2rsRih W sRichards E
clark. r NJ Moore, Walt L. Dawson, a. B B.
III w. tucker. John W. Mitchell. G. l.,
Eaton, II. c. Nj burgess, Samuel s. Whit
ing, Charles s. Jones, Joe Cameron, w. l..
From the Burlington station the pro-
cession' will move east on street to Ninth,
then south to o, east on to Fifteenth,
south TO X. west to Fourteenth south to
J, and then TO the west doors Of the state
house. The party will go through the state
house to the grand stand where the presi-
dent Will speak for ten minutes.
On the platform will be seats for the
members Of the party, press reporters,
William j. Bryan and a few members Of
the reception committee. There will be
no introduction or handshaking. After the
speaking the presidential party and its
escort will start on the return march. The
procession VIII move west to ] street, to
Eleventh, thence north to the State uni
versity, west on r street, north on Tenth
to s street, and then to the Northwestern
depot, where the party will again board
the train for Fremont and Omaha.
Various companies OF the National guard
will do duty along the street intersections
Glong the line of march. Spanish war vet
Grams and members Of the Grand Army of
the Republic will do special duty at the
state house. The band from the university
and Hagenow's band will furnish music.
All places OF business along the line of
march will be closed. The president leaves
Lincoln at lao.
Fremont in Holiday Garb.
FREMONT, Neb.; April 2s.-(special Tel
egram.J .J-Extensive preparations are being
made for the visit of President Roosevelt
tomorrow. Pictures of the president are
displayed in nearly all the store buildings
The telephone, telegraph and electric light
poles on Main, Sixth and Fifth streets have
been draped with bunting and bunting al
ready covers the fronts of many buildings
BY the time the presidential train arrives
In the. afternoon, flags. bunting and large
pictures Of the president will be every
where along rthe streets through which ht
is to passs va,
Mayor Wolzgand H. d. Richards, chair.
man Of the, .committee, will have seats ir
the carriage with the; president. The schoo
children, normal students and Grand Army
members will bellined up along the streets
AZ the party Will be In the city only forty
minutes the carriages will be driven along
the routes AtS 4 East troh The speaking will
take place In tho. park which has beer
cleaned ana putin Ane shape. Only Mayor
WOLF ana Fihtn richards of the loca
commits esEwill have sHsatsson the stand will
the presiaehffsf baf S& band from Wis
ner has 42sn obtaiisd to liurnish music foi
the occatt9p * ,tts jtuGtheFtis good it ii
expectedi "A sfek MIN be present
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