The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-03
WASHINGTON IS
READY FOR BLOWOUT
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regular army and navy, commanded by
Gen. Howard.
This escort will be formed at $3.50
a. m. The president will be received
by his personal and veteran escort as
he comes out of the west gate of the
white house, ana Immediately there
after Squadron A will form column
OF platoons (sixteen troopers each) to
the left, and preceded by the grand
marshal, his staff and aides will march
10 the capitol, the detachment of the
First United States volunteer cavalry
remaining In line until their front is
cleared by the presidential party In
carriages VIII dispose themselves
equally on both sides of the carriages
at five yards distance
The personal escort of the president,
preceded by the grand marshal and his
color guard, will leave the column at B
street north and Delaware avenue,
turning south into the capitol grounds,
viii escort the presidential party to the
steps OF the senate wing of the capitol.
after which the grand marshafs color
guard will take post in front of the
center of his staff, and Squadron "A,
the presidential carriages and detach-
ment OF the First United States volun-
teer cavalry will move TO b street south,
thence east on B street south to First
street east, thence north on First street
east
The veteran division, following the
personal escort into the capitol grounds,
and passing in review of the marshal
Of the division posted for the time in
front of the STAFF of the grand marshal,
will move along the east front of the
capitol to b street south where they
Will be dismissed. Elaborate instruc-
tions for the afternoon assemblage Of
troops and civic grand division are
given.
Afternoon March
AT the conclusion of his inaugural
address the president will be received
at the speakers stand by the first bril-
gade first division, military grand d.
vision, and the column will immedi-
ately move. The route will be north
through the capitol grounds to b street
north; thence to First street west;
thence to Pennsylvania avenue; thence
east of Pennsylvania to Fifteenth;
thence north to Pennsylvania avenue,
where the column will be halted while
the presidents personal escort will
conduct the president and party
through the east gate to the white
house, where luncheon will be served.
The parade will be reviewed by the
president from a stand on the south
side of Pennsylvania avenue opposite
ehS White HouSe SaluteS VIII De rem
dered according to the requirements
OF the drill regulations. The route of
the column will be west on Pennsyl-
wanna to Twentieth street; thence north
or twentieth street to K street; thence
east on X street to point of dismissal.
The parade viii be reviewed by the
grand marshal at Vermont avenue on
the north side of K street and then be
dismissed.
In the order of States Iowa is 90,
Wisconsin 80, Minnesota 80, North Da-
kota 80 and South Dakota 40. The
column will move In this order: Pla-
toon of police, staff, aides, military
grand division, state militia, civic grand
division, including the st. Paul and
Minneapolis Roosevelt clubs and Min
neapolis Flambeau club.
AT the conclusion of the inaugural
parade President Roosevelt will receive
at the white house the members Of his
rough riders escort and such other
members of his old regiment as may be
In the city. The entire party win be
entertained by the president and Mrs.
Roosevelt at a luncheon. He will also
receive and shake hands with the cow
boys who have been brought to Wash
fngton by Capt. Seth Bullock. They
VIII ride through the porte cochere OF
the white house and each man will
give the president a riding shake"
None OF them will dismount.