New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-19
SEVENTH CARRIAGE.

SEVENTH CARRIAGE.
Governor Quinby of New Hampshire and
| terlee.
EIGHTH CARRIAGE.
Adyutant General Verbeck. representing
| the Governor Of New York; Major General
Roe, Colonel H. H Treadwen.
NINTH CARRIAGE.
| P, B. Collins, Minnesota; General Horatio
c. King. W. B. Hoggett, Alaska; George
Wanmaker.
TENTH CARRIAGE.
Frank H. Tyree. West Virginia; B. ". B.
| Brown. F. D. Goodall, Washington; E. W.
| Bloomingdale.
ELEVENTH CARRIAGE.
James c. Lowe, North Dakota; John T.
Williams, jr., Arizona; Tristan B. john
TWELFTH CARRIAGE
Frank Q. Brown. Florida; Courtlandt
NicoIl. Robert Davis. Michigan: Beverly
r. Robinson.
THIRTEENTH CARRIAGE
Mayor Masee of Pittssburg, MAYOR Fiske
of Mount Vernon, Charles NJ. Burril, Bos-
ton.
FOURTEENTH CARRIAGE.
Ex-Secretery Of War Luke E Wright
ex-Secretary of the Navy Newberry. ex-
Secretary of the Interior James A Gar
field and Captain c. Winslow.
The next five carriages bore the state Sen
ators and Assemblymen appointed by Lieu
Tenant Governor Horace White and Speaker
wadsworth. including Senators Cobb,
Holden, Meade. Hamilton and Grady and
Assembiynen W. R. Miller, Myron Smith,
r H Clark. Weber, Donnelly, Deland'
Bursoyne, Oliver. Hackett and Wende
Following them came the other members
of the reception committee without special
assignment.
Spanish War Men Fall In.
At sth street and Fifth avenue the Span
fish War Veterans fell into line behind the
line of carriages bearing the committee,
and out twenty yards in front of Major
Daniel J. Murphy. commanding the vet
erns rode the Abernathy boys
They received the anti-climax OF the
cheering enthusiasm which had welcomed
Mr. Roosevelt and were apparently second
in point Of interest in the parade for most
of the spectators. Louis. the elder, waved
his little sonbrero in true cowboy style,
but Temple seemed 10 be impressed with
the underlying dignity Of the occasion, ana
sat his horse sedately, except when he
punctiiously saluted the national colors in
front of the various delegations along the
avenue.
In front of the Holland House the young
bear cub brought on for the celebration by
Riders looked on at the passing parade
and the curious crowd with a wondering
stare in his eyes and little further along,
in front of the Waldorf, the famous ham
ilton Club of Chicago, three hundred
strong came in for special greeting from !
Mr. Roosevelt when he passed them
AT the Plaza. where the parade dfsband-
ed, the hundred and fifty Rough Riders
lined up in a semicircle facing south
while Mr. Roosevelt stepped from MS car
rage Then he walked along the line shak-
ing hands with each of his former COM
rades. and the crowd could hear his voice
greeting one after the other OF them by
their first names.
Colonel DYER of the 9th Regiment pre-
sented to Mr. Roosevelt, on behalf of the
Spanish War Veterans, bound volume OF
hundreds Of resolutions Of personal greet
ing sent on from every camp Of veterans
NJ the Snanish war in the United States,
Cuba the Philippines, Hawaii and Alaska
Mr. Roosevelt went directly to the home
of his brother-in-law, Douglas Robinson,
and a luncheon was given TO the Rough
Riders and war veterans at the 18th Regl-
ment Arnnory.
The parade was but ten minutes late
on the official schedule in leaving the Bat
terv. and by Ii As O'Clock the column was
well started up Broadway. Mr. Roose-
velt's carriage passed Madison Square just
as the Metropolitan chimes were ringing
The quarter before l. and the parade was
disbanded at the Plaza an hour later.
On the Reviewing Line.
DELEGATIONS on the reviewing line from
Fifth avenue and 9Th street to 4zd street
were as follows: :
| 9th to 10th street.-Army and Na a55
! T-rion Colonel Charles w. BroWn ooV'
! SayT Yard Clerks and Draughtsnen's AS
10Th to 18th street:-Undi!ogn B BpbIicar
Club. Henry Lerch: West Side Repn6Il o5iI1
/ District Republican Club. E. J. Livingston1;
Z7th Assembly DIstre' c RsPqOi 56S U''
T1th 10 14th Stree--Kings County Re
publican general committee, +. j. SINFUL
0'T 18th to 18th street-Comitato officiale
Itaiiano. James March. 1000. 1ese,,e
18th to 21st streetp ~ sTnaii 900
2ist to 22d street--Order Of the Sons OF
Italy A Sabatine, 500 s Dad
tachocc6ee Tribe, II. J. Egan, goo o5,b
Madison Square Park. from 9th ,I to ZoeH
STREE = c! N1e1g,Ia F F Davis. NJ D., 15o
18th to 18th street.I,nited Hungarian
'o satb to Siat street-TInited Swedish So
/ cietfes c K Johansen. 1.50O. ,,
3Ist 10 32d street.-scandinavian Bakers
| I-nion. oscar Paterson, l,O2O; .;es
sad to 33d streetL3,PittIsburg B9 MnnTe,
| Mems Association. Colonel A T. Mooie'
pad 10 oath street.-Republicann Cup 6,, OF
queens Louis Brengle 7S H lam B@oo Iiy
9gIa,,a II BurrelI 100: Italian Cltl-
a lssSs of Long Island. NJ. petit. $ goo
gath TO 25th Street-RooseYe 30 ~ eiS MUS
/ ASSOCIATION Charles F. Lewis. foo -
9Th 10 36th Street. = Committee OF
Austrian Societies. DIR. Karl Lewis; ls ~,