The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-05
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occupied by the Federal Post Once :
! He suggested that the Mayor then direct
| the Park Commissioner TO have City Hall
Park made the -hAndsomest park Of it's
alse in the world and plant its entire
street borders with the longest lived and
beat forest trees that thrive in our climate
| nifty feet apart from ona another
The ex"rciseS in the Aldermanlc Cham
| her had not ended WHOM. just before
lO:Jn O'Clock. the head Of the parade
| reached Ghamh>rs street There WAS a
hurried exodus to the stands outside the
building. and when Cen Charles r Roe.
attended Ivy his aid. Capt Cornelius
Vanderbilt. turned into tn. park the
reviewing stand was full and the crowd
was ready Tor the parade When Gen
Ro" and Capt Vanderbilt reached the
stand they dismountcd and went up hs-
SADIE Mayor Gaynor Ia review the marchers
The mounted pOhCe under Sergeant Parks
and Suuadrons and &. which had acted
a. escort for the grand marshal gAlloped
past aud the real parad. hogan
Tho first division Ms mad" up of do
tachments OF United States troops. COM
pTislnR seven companies OF Coast Artillery,
two from Fort Scuyler and five from Fort
Totten Among thsm Nrrs Companies
Eleven and Thirteen which ara 10 sail for
tn" Philippines in a month and who APP
peacCd 60 get more real JOY Out of the
marching than the Others.
Mayor GIynor smiled his hest when
National Guard rsgi nsnLs. came along.
beaded 10y Rrig Con, George Moore
Smith The Mayor wanted the militia
men to understand that he was glad
In SEQ them even though some Of them
won't past with dstsrmin-d step and
ct CountenhnCe that indicated they
were not getting too much JOY out II the
OCCASION Following tn" First Company
Of Signal Corps. escort TO Brig -tivn.
Smith. was the Thirtcenth Provisional
BattIhon Field Artillery aud the Field
Hospital
Then came the First Brigade. com
mAndad by Col Daniel Appleton. in
which were the Seventh. Twelfth, seventy
first and Slxty-ninth regiments. all we'll
represented Brig Gen John G. Eddy
commanded the Second Brigade with
the second Company. Signal Corps. as
esrort and the Fourteenth, forty-seventh
and Twenty third regiments marching
behind him The Naval Militia. with
made up the Third Division. u1d'r Com
mandsr Jacob W Miller. who headed
the FrSt Battalion from BROOKLYN and
the Second fron Maintain
Heading the Fourth Division were the
United Spanish War Veterans. com
ma1ded by Capt Anthony ! Gr,Hil.
and Company 4 OF ths New York Sods
Of Veterans headed nv Ssntor W.
Commander ID A Glover Fifteen Scotch
bagpipers led the fIfth DIVISION. mad'
up OF schOolboys. IN VIII h hfty ~ mprs
from tbs various high sch lols worS IN
line
Chief Croker IN his hig rcd car I'D n"
new high pressure hos" wagons. engines
and hook and ladder trucks from the
furnished Que Of the Incidents of M
parade just as hts car palssed N front
OF t!.s reviewing stand and he had tipped
his hat 70 the Mayor ard flre 'ommis-
sioner Waldo Who stood ne8r the Mayor.
there vas some cheering from the uther
std" Il the roadway
The 'ir~ chief aro~s and bo~ad right
and loft. and naturally the cheerIug To-
came more pronounced Chtei Croker
smiled with no EFFORT TO conceal his pleas
ur'. ard he remained standing until his
automobile had passed out to Para row
Then he IA I'd has car turned sOuthward
at the side ~ the street ana thsn pro-
ceedsd To review hi- own parIdc. all IA
full view Of thoss IA the reviewing stand
The Mayo gave no indication that hs
noy,''t tho populIr rItn1- Tor Chief
Croks ont Commission q. Waldo smiled
broadly
Strsr Clslains C,mm'-s'ul.r Edwards
got 70 m reviewing st4vi Just .y''O'r
n ~ mel from hts department marched
IItp civ n ~ P.rs NJ hid g'9I'w n
~ 'lu nlm,'lt At M.G.r,u SIuI'. PIyN
aud WIS a. MAYO. GtyupT- I'D WI'I
hIs men sOt dDWat town Att'r "a" sect
CLEANING men had passed Bis Rall- 70.
tired - oorh'r o. the st1nd ana took
a SNAPSHOT of the Mayor
The Last division " the paIad. was
made "a, ~ tho Italian Rife Guard, ssy
e-al 'pmpIrI.> II tho Hebrew American
Brigade. Company IT the Veteran
Guards and tn" / irsJ SEPARATE Company
ri the Harlem Presbyterian church.
In" passing uf the parade marked The
beginning IT the programme On the City
Hall st.rs Patriotic airs were played
by q military band just opposit. IN" re-
viewing stand. and The Star Sp'ansled
HYMN Of the Republic were sung 10y
-syoral hundred members ~ the Peoples
hOral Union. who had seats on the para
lawn
J.st before Dr Finley was called to
tell 81 the object of the celebration he
saId he thought on sunday ne would have
to notify the committee that It's chair
man had been poisoned. His lips had
swollen - several times their Ordinary
-it" and although he had not entirely
recovered vest 'rdIy h f'n abb TO APP
PEAR. Following his address Col. W u.
n Washington. collateral descendant
n George Washing Ion. Rad thejDeclara-
ton u Independence. and Alderman Sam
iel Marx. who was on the celebration
committee. read the G"tty.bIrg address
Ia the audience were Mrs. Hampton
Thomas u West Eighty fifth street n
granddau glitter ~ Joseph Winter. who
road the Declaration 81 dependence on
the commons IN New York on July 9.
l7T6 and Mrs \ VI Gardiner. who came
from Philadelphia TO attend the cere-
monies and who zaid that she heard Lin
coin give the Gettysburg address
Mayor Gaynor got an enth usiastic
greeting when he vas called on Ia speak
He said
The Mayor and tho other officials 81
the city ara proud Of the city - New York
to-day and Of the people Of the city
"A Voice We ars proud 81 the Mayor
The COMMITTEES which got up this ceIe-
bratIon Is also proud ~ the city and Of
the people Of the city They mst some
acknowledgment In getting up tho cole
hratiOn There wer. some people who
thought the soldiers might get sunstrtIck
lAu ghtsrl. or that -om- % you might get
sunstruck. but We all know that the people
NJ this city and the National Guard were
u a more heroic frame 81 body and spirit
han that. Chssrs
-Wnat we have seen this dnv IN the city
n New YORK and also Sea IN the sin liar
'eleb atoms taking place all the way
lrToss the continent. even 20 the Pacific !
ocean: what We sse in these celebrations
demonstrates beyond q doubt that the /