The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
SCENES AT HORSESHOE BUILDING CAUGHT IN PASSING.
mrs ROOSEVELT
MAY ALSO CONE
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Station at noon. AS 1t draws into tho
city the whistles in all the factories VIII
blow and the bells ring a noisy salute.
The President will be met by the Cover
nor the Mayor and the Reception Com :
mittce. and will be escorted at once to his
carriage. The parade, under Chief Mar
shall Mills, will be In waiting, and Will
move without delay
The formation OF the column now FIRST
announced will be MS follows:
Two bicycle policemen.
Detail OF mounted police.
Chief Marshal and staff.
ard llas's Band.
SEVENTEEN Regiment, under colone!
George Wayne Anderson.
Visiting military organizations.
Richmond Light Infantry Blues, under
Major L. L. cheatWood.
Stonewail Band, Of Staunton.
Citizens escort, mounted.
platoon Of mounted HoWttzers. fsai5
Presidents party
Platoon Of mounted HoWltzers.
Rece ptlon Committee, In carriages.
City councIi,nen, In carriages.
Elaborate Precautions.
The most elaborate precautions will be
taken to ensure the safety and comfort
OF the President while here. This Is done
In accordance with explicit instructions
from Washington, which are used as the
basis for all plans made. %s
The President and the secretary to the.
President, as heretofore stated. Will oc-.
icupy the first carriage, the remaining
two seats containing Governor Montague
and Mayor IcCarthy. This carriage Will
be drawn by two horses. No footn1ani
l,o,r bo MA ha1nHr
occupied by special officer with the
Presidents party. The driver and escort
will DO picked men, No man will be.
allowed In the escort who does not thor
oughly understand how to ride his Morse,
and all horses, whether for carriages
or escort. will be accustomed to the
noise and confusion of parades and multi
tudes. The mounted escort, 1t Is under
stood, will be- disposed as follows: A de-
tall sufficient to clear the street from
curb to curb will ride ahead OF the Presl-
dents carriage; one man on each side
O! the Presidents carriage, slightly to
the rear of the rear wheel; q detail snf-s
ficlent to keep the street clear from curb
to curb behind the second carriage.
d The second carriage will be reserved
absolutely for the special officers and
one Of the stenographers accompanying
the party. It will have seats for four.
and will be low carriage. allowing
frcest entrance and exit. The third car
riage Will be reserved for one of the as
slstant secretaries to the President and
the Presidents physician,
The remainder OF the Presidents party,
including the representatives Of the press
who accompany him will be suitably pro-
vided for In carriacaa Immediately fol-
lowing. The entire party will be provided
for In carriages, wherever carriages are
taken; to be driven together, and not
separated In any way by escort or local
anywhere on the route.
Not more than two local representatives
will be assigned to any carriage, and none
TO the second carriage.
s.s Keep Streets Clean.
At the depot and all points at. (which
the carriages are used, including tho en-
tire route OF the drive around the city,
thorough provision will be made to keep
the pnssagewny entirely clear, with nm-
pie margin on both sides. Sufficient Side
walk space will DO roped off and kept
clear to make the entire carriage lire
free OF access by the members of the
party and the Reception Committee, 30
that carriages can be entered Mt once,
without the delay incident to driving up
each carriage separately and loading with
its occupants. Carriages will not be
driven at more than ~ moderate trot at
any point.
No salutes with firearms OF any sort or
by fireworks within one mile. Of the
Presidents train. or any vehicle In which
he may be, will be permitted. This rule
will be rigidly enforced.
Carriage and hotel arrangements. seat
Ing on stands, and all other plans IN
which the Presidents party are included
Will include the entire party, and will, 1t
is said, be arranged strictly in accord
ance with the order In which they are
named in the list furnished by the Sec
rotary to the President III the assign
ment OF quarters nt,the hotel this rule /,
will be followed with the utmost strict
ness.
Care will be taken In arrangement Of
tho programme, so that 1t may be easily
carried ont within tho time allotted,
No Public Reception.
The platform from which the President
will speak will be thoroughly examined
and approved by q competent official,
Ample space on the stand will be roped |
Off to insure room for the President and
his entire party, and the space SO set
aside will be absolutely reserved for
this purpose, S "
A drive has been substituted for pub
lie receptions, as It affords an oppor- /,
tunlty for Very much larger number
d. people to greet the President, aud
also affords the President an opportunity
u seeing Richmond and her people.
Provision VIII be nlado to secure as
much quiet as possible when the Prest-
dent speaks This refers particularly to
The moving Of cars, blowing OF whistles,
running Of engines, and anything OF the
kind. The utmost precautiOn VIII be 1