The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-24

When the President of the United States reaches Montgomery today at lz o'clock he will be greeted by the larg. est crowd of people that ever thronged inc streets of Montgomery. And Mont gomery will give Mir. Roosevelt re- ception the equal of any city in the South Not only Montgomery but all of Middle Alabama will be represented: The President had an indication or Alabama's patriotism yesterday morn ing when he was in Montgomery twen- ty-six minutes, en route from Jackson vile Fla, to Mobile, where he was re- ceived with joyous acclaim yesterday afternoon. A great throng of peopie crowded the Montgomery union raii- way station and shouted for the Presi- dent until he appeared on the rear platform of his car and made charac- teristic one-minute speech, saying ne would be back here today.
 The business district of Montgom- cry, through which the Presidentiai party vii. pass to the State Capitol has been gaily decorated and Mont- gomery will look its best.
 The snecial train bearing President Roosevelt and his party will reacn Montgomery from Tuskegee at l2 o'clock and it's approach will be an nounced by the screaming ot wnisties in the manufacturing district. cover nor Jelks and his stan, Mayor W M d inent citizens, will meet the President when he alights from his train in the union railway station and after greet tn9s have been exchanged the parade will be formed outside the station.
 Grand Marshal Issues order.
 The following order to those partici- hating in the parade today in honor or prasident Roosevelt was issued yester- day evening by the Grand Marshall Captain T.. Goodwin: -. General Order No. 1.
 The several organizations which are to participate in the parade on the occa- sion of. the Presidents visit to Mont- Romery will assemble as follows:
 A-Platoon of police will assemble at ii 80 o'clock sharp at the union depot BgThe marshal and aides will as- rerlbie at the union depot baggage room at Il o'clock sharp. c-The City Band will report to the grand marshal at the union depot at Il :3J o'clock sharp.
 D-Th, infantry battalion composed of the Troy. Fort Deposit. Tuskegee and Montgomery companies will form in Tallapoosa Street, on north side or Commerce at Ii a. m. sharp. and the commanding officer will immediately re- port to the Grand Marshal.
 E-The Governors staff will be at the lnion depot at 11:30 o'clock sharp.
 F-The Cavalry troop will form at the Armory at 1o:3o o'clock sharp and Immediately report to the Grand Mar shai for special duty.
 G-TEe Harvard Club will assemble on Commerce Street, opposite the Wind sor Hotel at 11:30 a m.
 H-The Southern Cotton Growers As- sociation will assemble under the com mand of Captain M. H. Amerine on the south side of Commerce Street with the left resting at the Windsor Hotel and the right on-Tallapoosa Street.
 I-The special Cavalry detail for the Presidents carriage will be Corporal Judkins Powell and Private Frank Seay
 Immediately upon assembling at the places above designated. the command ing officer of each organization will report to the Grand Marshal for further instruction.
 order of March and Route.
 The order of march will be as fol- lows.
 1. Police.
 g.. Marshal and aides.
 3. Band.
 {. Infantry.
 5. Governors staff.
 6. Presidents carriage. .s*...=
 '. Surgeon General of United States
 8. Cavalry
 9. Presidents party and Arrange 
 10. Reception Committee and city officials.
 II Harvard Club.
 12. Southern Cotton Growers As sociation.
 By order of R. T. Goodwin.
 Chief Marshal.
 B. F. Noble. Chief of Stan
 The following gentlemen will serve as aides to the Grand Marshal: R. S. Teague, Ben F. Noble. Bruce Kennedy Warren S. Reese. Hunt Taylor. Henry Irwin, Edward Lyle, F. H. Miller George McGough, O. c. Maner, Leon Well, Ribb Graves.
 The route of the parade will be through Commerce Street and Dexter Avenue to the Capitol. Leaving the Capitol the parade will go through Bainolidge Street to Washington, Wash ington to Perry, Perry to South. Soutf to Court. Court to Court Square. Court Square by Commerce Street to the Rail way Station.
 The General Reception Committed