The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
Dhzz2A11gdk
-4 g! & 4sgQ2HS70ZZzzzzzz!2Gsr.|

Main Street to Fifth, North Fifth to Z
Franklin, west along Franklin to JEFF
ferson, North Jefferson to Broad,
thence east along Broad \ to Ninth,
south along Ninth to Bank, where pa
rade halts and forms line facing east
on Ninth Street. The Presldene's party,
with mounted escort will continue, en- 4
terlng the Capitol Square, by the
Ninth Street gate, opposite Grace
Street, proceeding thence to the Gov
ernor's Mansion, where the Presidents
party will be received by the Goyer- 4
nor, after which they will return to 4
Ninth Street, along Ninth, south to \
Bank and Bank to the Tenth Street
entrance Of the Capital Square. to the i
speakers stand. II I
After the address by the President,
Z the parade will countcrmarch north \
along Ninth into Grace, thence along
Grace to Adams, where line will be E
formed facing south; the Presidents 4
party, Reception Committee, special I,
escort Of mounted Howitzers and cit
liens escort, continuing along Adams
to the Masonic Temple after which
the parade will be dismissed. IN
y The organizations participating in the
parade will report to the chief mar
shall at 1880 *. NJ. sharp, on We'd
nesday,% October 18th, 1906 at or near /;
the depot. Y, Nj
Instructions.
The personal escort Of the Presi :
dents party will observe the follow
Ing Instructions: " n n ~ III,
The citizens mounted escort and
the Howltzers' mounted escort will ac-
company the Presidents party and
Reception Committee on the drive
through the city. During the parade
and after the luncheon, the following
formation will be strictly observed.
Citizens escort in column Of fours.
A detail of Howitzers, sufficient to
clear the street from curb to curb, to
ride ahead of the Presidents carriage;
one man on each flank, slightly to
the rear of tho wheels Of, carriage;
detail sufficient to keep clear the
street from curb to curb, ride behind
the second carriage.
The formation called above must
positively not be interfcrred with I'M
der any circumstances, and must re-
main intact throughout the entire pa,
rade, and until the Presidents de-
parture.
Captain William M. Myers, COM
mandlng special escort OF mounted
Howitzers, is charged with proper dis
charge Of the above instructions. with
reference to the necessary details,
(signedj MORGAN r. MILLS.
Chief Marshall.
Official copy:
ROBERT LEA1AsuR1ER, Adjutant.
Citizens Escort.
The eentlemen's escort, made up o
some Of the most prominent men q
Richmond, will occupy position In tn
parade Immediately preceding the mount
cd 1Iow!tzers, guarding the Preslden
The dress to be worn BY the member
OF the escort, who will act as GUAR
of honor for tho President during the en-
tire day, will be MS follows: Black derb
hat, dark sack or cutaway coat, vest an
collar OF any description, white duck riG
Ing trousers, black riding boots, or blnc
riding leggins, and tan riding gloves Th
escort will ride SIX abreast, being al
ranged In squads as follows:
FIRST SQUAD.
Joseph r. Willard, A. II, Christian, j
Joseph Bryan. H. l.. Cabel,
James ~ Boyd, Egbert &. Leigh, j
SECOND SQUAD.
S. Dabney CrenshawThomas Boiling,
John A. Coke, w. S. Forbes,
Roosevelt Page, W. Miles Cary,
THIRD SQUAD.
Or. J. A. White, z, e. sydnor,
Everett Waddey j. Scott Parrish,
W, G. Saunders. William Rueger.
| FOURTH SQUAD.
B. Fl. Ellington, II. W. Ellerson.
| Langhorn6 Putney, Jas. Aston Cabell,
". II. Parrish, DR.. c. v, Carrngtcr
FIFTH SQUAD.
| j. r. Anderson, Oliver J. Sands.
j, l.. Antr. w. c. Schmidt.
a. s. Buford, Jr, r.. A. Saunders.
! SIXTH SQUAD.
n, ". Scott. William Northrop.
z, strudwick, w. r, LaBonta,