The sun., 1910-06-16

hTodie was drowned dead when tha
Walnut Grove darn burst In February,
lbeD But be wasn't
Col. brodie came into town nom -
Paul yesterday evening with his wife and
aon and Lieut.. John 0rUenway % Duluth
| Col. hrodie aaid hat evening that The
Rough Ridera will parade ON saturday
/ l4l strong.
well an wear khaki miforms.' said
the Colonel. "and buttons of bFass 70 give
N a dreaHy look. Our haB win he the
, hau that went through the Cuban cam-
paign. This h our hrut reunion In tho
Hast. and everybody who can be here
viii be here. We've got one chap coming
all the way from Chile, some from Panama
and Porto Rico, and Chaplain Brown h
coming all the way from the Philippine
lslandR'
The Rough Riders will maize their head .
quarters az the Bnckingham Hotel, neat
door % -. Patrick's Cathedral. They'll
stay here for a weed. and they are going
h sae Coney lalapd, the RrOnK roo, the
Aquarium Ard other things of moment.
Col. BrOdie lent much asaista1ce In
Organising the Arizona part u the First
United States Volunteer Cavalry az the
beginning Of the spanish war, the Oliicial
name Of the Rough Riders He was born
IN the Fast, but almost all his lie has been
scent far west 0f the Mississippi Col
BrOdie WIS graduated from West Point
IN 1910. He left the army about seven
years later ard began b raise cattle.
Col. Roosevelt when he became President
remembered Capt Rrodie and appointed
him Governor Of Arizona, a JOB he held
for Tires years. Then he went with the
army again and later waa made chief Of
the record and pension department. Of
the Wa nanartuuanA
Thereafter will come the Squadron A
band. with the reception committee In
carriages following. The rest OF the
PROCESSION will consist Of about 1000
members % the spanish War Veterans.
AZ Fourth street the parade viii leave
Broadway and turn west into Washington
Square. Here the mounted COPS will
lead the way under the Washington arch
and up Fifth avenue 10 Fifty-ninth street..
Disappointed squads and regiments Of
militia. political clubs. beneficial orders,
business mems associations from various
cites, the Roosevelt Neighbour Asaocia-
ton and other organisations which failed
90 get places In the procesaiOn. will line
up on the east side Of Fifth avenue from
Eghth street 20 Forty-aecond street and
add TO the bully time with their hurrahs.
A hig hotilla. q bigger OutpOurinR Of
admirers along the Curbs. and a great deal
Of general ecstasy Ia predicted by the
committees press Offices. The parade
will be dismissed az Fifty-ninth street
and Fifth avenue. Then. u Il naid. Col.
Roosevelt will 90 to the home Of his SIS
ter, Mrs. Douglas Robinson. In Madison
avenue, 10 eat a snack and probably will
start for Oyster Ray "a the t.O Long
Island Railroad train.
A week from to-day the Rough Riders |
will have the Colonel a. their guest at
luncheon az the Harvard Club. In West |
Forty fourth street. This will be the last |
0fiicial function in connection with Col. |
Roosevelt's Homecoming.
The reception committee appointed |
by Mayor GaynOr issued a request yes- |
terday that the citizens of NsW YorS /
whose residences or plaoss Of business arc
on the line Of march decorate their |
huildingR. The committee also requested /
that owners Of piers and buildings along /
North River from the Battery 10 Fifty /
ninth street display flags or bunting
BROOKLTN LEAGUE ~ rHE WELCOME.
Tho Brooklyn League will send a dele- .
cation II between 20 and POo TO Join in I
The welcome 20 Col Roosevelt They I
will ~ mustered in the Seventy /
Regiment ArInory az n 4. NJ. and will l
march n the position assigned them on |
Filth avenun between Thirty-third and I
Thirty y-fourth streetL