New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
THOUSANDS SEE PARADE.
RETRIEVED By MAYOR.
st. Pat1ck's Day Celebration Rec
ord One an Mana Features.

Heralded by the first real foretaste of spring
weather, Shamrock was king in this CITY
yesterday, ST. Patrick's Day being signaIized
not only by the largest parade TO celebrate 1t
New-Iork has seen perhaps since 1874. but by
the visit of President Roosevelt, who at two
separate dinners paid tribute to the memory OF
Patricius.
Nieeh haSs on the roofs, green banners In the
streets green garments worn by men and
women, green neckties, green buttons green
feathers and the green newspaper editions made
a riot OF monotones. Even the green motorman
IN the subway felt that for once he was well i'll
pace and 1t needed only the green of spring
herpage to turn the very grass emerald with
envy of the day
Inc DAY was marked by number of dinners,
reunions wakes, wassails and similar celebra-
TONS
THE BIG PARADE
Inc parade along upper 5th-ave was an i'm
posing pageant. admired by immense crowds
inning the sidewalks from the starting point IN
Inc reviewing stand. a distance of three miles
1ie uluereht attachments were enthusiastically
oneered' The chimes of st. Patrick's Cathedral
rank out The Wearing of the Green >, .a1,ha
Niiiistrei Boy and other Irish patriottc tive.
u greeting TO the soldiers and civilians a.,
tdo, 0Ne brightly and the day was an
80 'me LOT marching and sightseeing. There
- --''ie ueiay in the start OF the parade be-
CAUSE some one sent in false alarm, ~ e.,
from the Hotel Bristol. bIoolir., - - tie
Ians carriage at 45th-st Altar a. g -,
returned to their quarters and Mavo- ,soC,..,o-,-
etuipase was found by Grand Marshal c.uaa-,.
Gus the procession got under way.
oio"u along the route in places wa -
-, ''-"' ooys crowded over the curb line ard
of the police Jumped oy the horses
Mayor Mcclellan, who vas -
cIsnop Cusack. MOnsignor McG,raad, Win
80 S -, ram was cheered by the cro1gd .,
east wall Of Centys ffrewded the top of the long
i NV the parade from tree tons u Ooys
tba ne rev. Bernard A Brady State cbor1.,x
tne ancient Order of Hibernfa1s. pItt OF
missioner McAdoo Charles r Sis,,- foLce Com
e1aipin ana Justice Morgan y 0~R-, " imam
those VIII r LILY IN addition to the Mavor go
The head of the parade raacbo, n,
nc aoo p m For the parade the Straa+ H, soon
the fref tirea cleaned up East 126th-st Fnr
~ tiist u1ne since the last snowsto TOR
steSt was clear of slush and ice ET IN the
foatsd +So oIated From hundreds Of bo,, was
side by side. the star and Stripes
NE PROCESSION IN BROOKLYN
+,ons ooNlsh o'ooo men. wearing green decora-
rnusio .I ne green banners and led by Gaelic
rreona up Wliloughby-ave from For,
70 Ptdoo,. 'le-aVe'' and out the latter straat
snent IS "oou Park. The late artarpoo -
he fea n games dancing and singing ON was
hand jig pegfo Of the programme was fou1r
Brooklyn Gaelic Society patrsoI members of the
,ity of TnI marshal number of boroueS was
Wiiloue tSals reviewed the parade at HaS1 and
No Fir liza liza Wright, sixty-three vaars -.
vail ar 51k 9oth-st. fell from the CAM iq; OF
fracture of the .s and nd 96th-st. She suffered
Hosnits}s and was removed TO the |
and her s"n ara bRankin. twenty-nine years ola
nto the area1raJ three years old, fell becr |
% the Prom Ppanba fence An ambulance tool last East
,praiped fbr er Hospital Ms .0oR them
Urenched e ana her sons back was