The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-04
ROosErELr WArER PARADE.
Commodore DaIsru Go Have TNsiNe
nv hloRs IN Lineup oI Vessels.

Commodore Fred u DalNel. who VIII
he la command of the water parade dur
ing the receipt ion 10 s1-preaident Roo-e-
welt on June ~. issued Yesterday general
order No. /. which will govern the craft
during the demonstration
According ~ the order the fleet will
be divided into twelve divisions. each
commanded by a vice-Commodore who
may appoint his own captain signal
officer and aide The first and second
divisions will consist u steamboats, and
will be in command Of Yice-Commodores
"a A. White and Capt Joseph Peene, Jr.
The third division will CONSIST ot steam
yachts, and the remaining divisions, CON
sisting Of tugs. steamers and other craft.
will be Commanded by NiceCommodores
Frederick Coyksndall. Frederick Russell
}. y. Emery. Charles p MaoNilliams.
Eugene + Moran. Samuel L'Hommeiieu.
NJ. J. Tracy. r. J. Barrett, J McGuirl
and Capt J. =. Mcleod
Tho patrol squadron nil CONSIST ~
United States revenue cutters and such
Government. State. municipal and private
vessels as may he assigned by the authors
ties. They will be Commanded by Senior
Captain o. e Hamlet Of the United States
revenue cutter service and apt Frederick
Mott Of the harbor police
All vessels participating will assemble
on Quarantine station az $50 A. NJ and
viii lie POO feet apart The formation
Will extend TO a point OF Robbins Reef
lig hthouso. The tug DalEelline viii be
the flagship OG Commodore Fred b. Dali
Eell. Three long blasts from the flagship
Will Indicate that Col ROOse welt has
boarded the revenue cutter AndrosCog-
gin and the entire feet will salute by a
continuous blast Of steam whistles for a
period 81 two minutes The flagship will
then give the signal 20 start by a single
blast 81 one minutes duration.
The AndruaoOggin with Col. Roosevelt
and the Mayors committee % 300 aboard
will bs preceded by the patrol feet Of
revenue cutters and the polics boat Patrol
The AndIoscOggin will be followed by the
flagship Dalzell and the entire feet will
ilass between the columns of vessels, each
division falling In in the order assigned.
The boats will proceed past the Battery
and up the North River on the westerly side
II stakeboat anchored on Fifty-ninth
street. and az this point will turn south and
return down tho river tO Pier A. the Rat
terry, where Col. Roosevelt and the CON-
mittee will land az II O'Clock precisely.
The feet will then dishand
All vessels intending 90 participate
should Ole their applications with Secretary
Pred u. Dalnel, Jr.. on or before noon.
June Is. The committee requests that
all shipping in the harbOr dress ship
on the day of the reception. They fur
Their ask that piers on the Hudson River
he decorated.
A. least three Western Governors will
either come 10 New York 10 take part IN
the reception On June ~ or send repre-
sentatives. Some days ago Gov. A. q
Eberhart 81 Minnesota telegraphed the
committee in relation 90 the matter. and
this was followed by kilograms from Gov.
VI =. Hay Of Washington and Gov. Gillstt
II California. II is expected that large
delegations from all three States will be
State Governors
their hncheun 20 Col Roosevelt az the
Harvard Club instead II a. one % the
hotels The luncheon will he gwen AZ
noon on Thursday June q. and will be-
informal Upward u a hundred Rough
Riders will attend
The United spanish War Veterans will
take an active part IN welcoming Col.
Roosevelt A general call has been issued
Ia al camp commanders asking each camp
CD send delegations. The veterans have
been assi gned 90 the right II the line On
Fifth avenue. After the parade they will
march tO the Twelfth Regiment Arrnory.
Sixty second street and Columbus avenue