The sun., 1910-06-17
ALL READY FOR ROOSEVELT
ONLY THB WRATHBR o. NOW
WORRYING FRE COMMITTEE.
Plnal oysE@anlnng - aaturaayT Pians
-Ha,0oo sIen Nay Ne n Ghs Lana
FaEads--GFeat Forea a. Ruilss a.
Guara aengh Ri,ssEs Eit the TswR.

-&W39o wen way h3e n GAe Land
RaEads-Gssnt Psrea a. Rulies un
GSard- noash RiasrS Eiit the TswR
Ths time when Col. RoOssvst vIn
plant his feet on Manhattan Talund b
drawing 20 oloss that the rscepeion coua-
mittes h astting. snxioB ahout ne
woathoE. An % ths aFrAhgsmsAis have
hesn cOmplstsd practically. bus tho oRson-
tive COMMITTEES can't guarantees sunnhins,
Rain would play hob with ths daoora-
tons up Broadway and Fiith avsmus
and mahp things extremely unplssaant
fOr the carriage loads og Senators and
COnGreaumsn and dinitarios who-expees
TO fellow the cOlOnsl uptown. Ths epa,-
mittssmsn were prAying Yesterday thnt
brisk uinds would clear the skius by
Saturday morning.
Thsy we're particularly OOacsEnsd down
Il tbs reception committss's hsadqunrtuss
"a its Broadway Yesterday e. 10 hSw
generously thelr REQUEST for dsooraEians
would b oompEsd With. Tasy wnns
the cOlOnsl 70 ses hags vhsrsvaP hs
LOOKS. Mayor 0aynOr has not yst issued
an onlcal Fequass that oltisans dscofaio
their piaoss 81 business and homes. but
he has aaid that he would b pleased Ii 1n
extra effort were mads alomR tina, Ina
Aasisiant Ss@saaFy HaFwOod Of che
Oommittes said lass evening shaf tho
indications are that TIA dsoosations
viii lay over anything Of the lind New
York ever saw.
An day yesterday the eEscutivs con-
mittes was a. work revising lts general
programme Of arraneemsnts. ohaAGlnR
feature here. adding someshing thsre.
In various aRnOunCsmsnts already mnds,
cun6ic,ihg details we're given. The cusa-
mittso decided 10 present the entire pro-
Bramms In detail 90 that anyboay may
know exactly what tho Colonsl viii do
from the moment hs steps OR tia Kalapr
Auglmsa Victoria until he takes ths train
Tor Oyster Bay in the late afternoon.
Il n httls uncsrtain a. what exact
time the hamburg American skip R1ts
10 QuaEantins. Il 3 possible that ans
win come up ~ early a. A. M a.
Saturday, she viii certainty be therg
By O'Clock. Tho reveny@ cutter Man.
haitian, Wiih Collector Losb and eama a
che COlonel'a intimate grisRts aboard.
win have Pier -. al tn foot ~ Wegt
Hghtosnth stFest. AZ esss A. ~. and Win
take tae Coionel OF the Kaleersn n 5.SA
Tha revenue cutter AndruacoGaln, with
she reception oommiitss. few 0ovsEnorn
and Representatives u ether Governors
iillsusw PWPuuFTggG ana WI taAe tas
Col0nol on board after hs hag bgoak.
tasted on the Manhattan.
After the Colonel has recsivod lstaars
Of welcome from President Taft and Gov.
Hughes and has greeted Cornelius VAN
derbllt and the members Of Mayor Gay
nor'arecsption oommittee teethsWatsrpaFaAs
will start from ounrantina. An voAnah
which are 10 appear IN the parade are a.
rected 10 assemble OF the Qaarantins
station az Clifton. Staten Island. at $50
A. N. They win form IN double column :
coo feet apart The tug Dalssllins Wsll
be the flagship Of the merchant hegt. VITA
Fred B. Dalzsll AZ commodore.
Ten minutes before time 70 get undaF
Way an International code pennant win
be hOisted from the Androscoekin. tho
letter -P' The signal IS viii order ne
vessels 10 move. Commodore r. A. 9.
Smith Il chairman Of the arrangsmanta
On hia staff are Rear Admiral Lsutaa.
Oomrnandant of the New York Navy
Yard; Commodore Fred B. Dalzell. Capt
q. g. Hamlet of the revenue ctAttor service.
Capt. Frederick Mott Of the harbor po-
lice and Lieut. Richard D. White, U.aN.
10 Ia planned 30 start the water parade
by G@ A. n. Police boats. revenus
cutters. the cruiser Dolphin. the battle
ship South Carolina and the torpedo boat
destroyeS Smith. Reid. FiusseT. LGmaon
aud Preston will precefs the Andr0-
scoaEin. on which wiz be Col -lRoossselt
and the reception committee. and pasl
through the merchant feet.
Tho naval escort and the AndroscoNGin
having cleared tho merchant feet. Com
modOre DalNell's boats win swing into
line In twelve divisions. In tho hrat
division. commanded by Vioe-C -Comm0dor9
q. A. white. will be the flagship Albany
with the Republican Club Of New York,
the steamer Commodore with ths Hamll.
ton Club Of Chicago. and the steamer
Nassau with Mr.. Roossvelt's Nassau
county nsighbors. ce-CommodoTs
JOSEPH Pssne. Jr.. leads tha sscond d.
vision IN the flagship Ben Franklin. ths
steamers Matiewan. Montauk. Mount
Desert and Clifton following. Vioe-Con.
modOrs August Hecknchsr commands
he third division in ths Ragahip Anahama.
-c0mmodors Frederick Coyksndan
on ths hngahip q. W. WaNhburn leads tho
steamer D. n. Meads and the tuRs 8. Il
Crosby. POcahOntas and Herculaa VICE
comm0dOre J. Y. Mcleod has ssvan vas.
Wis IN his division. ths flagship Raiisf
and the tugs h. q. Townsend. w. ".
Havisr. J. A. RSynolis. c. p. Raymsmd,
Pred B. DalHsll and Timothy D. SuIllwan.
In the sixth division. commanded hy
vice-O -Oommodore Eugene ?. Moran, aru
Toe tugs EaGsne =. moran. the a. Moran,
Edmund EoFan. Julia Moraa. Gov. Fiowar
and 5ohh los. Under ce-Commodora
Frederick Russell. In the seventh division.
We she aaaship Dielsiog. the eues vies-
ant and Neptune and the steam lighters
National and Atlantic. -CommOd1ss
samuol LHomanaiisu will be on ghe
iagEhip 0uiding star. loading che tuEa
Robert Palmer Henry Crgw. ~ n. Rag-
,on and Samuel LHsmmedlsu and tis
atInch Rfhsl May n. e-CommodCra