New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
ROUGH RIDERS NOW HERE


haitian. and will greet Colonel Roosevelt
or quarantine and deliver his letter a.
the same time that Captain Butt deliv-
ers President Taft's letter.
Inc committee received Yesterday
morning an acceptance to the invitation,
10 Booker T. Washington to Join in the
welcome Mr.. Washington will join the
party on the Androscoggin and will have
q seat near the ex-President on the re-
ceiVing stand at Battery Park Notice
vas received also that Frank O. Brown
would represent Governor Gilchrist OF
Florida. and that Joseph T Wilson. jr..
of Tucson. would represent Governor
Sloan Of Arizona. Charles L. RurriIl will
represent Boston. by appointment by
Mayor Fitzgerald. The Pittsburg dele
cation, six hundred strong, has opened
4 headquarters at the Holland House.
George p Preston, Republican leader
of Rockland County, has been appointed
escort TO Congressman Nicholas Long
worth on the revenue cutter Androscog-
gin and escort in the land parade to the
Republican county president, Lloyd c.
| Griseom.
The detailed arrangements for the
naval parade were completed yesterday.
More than eighty vessels have been as
signed TO places in the line. and nearly
two hundred more have applied for al
lotment The small boats and exeur-
sion craft not assigned will be allowed
to ply about the harbor before the pa
rade starts and follow the regular liue
up the river.
The vessels TO take part in the parade
will assemble of Quarantine at $50
O'Clock tomorrow morning The head
of the column will be OF Stapleton. and
the vessels will lie in double column,
four hundred feet apart, in q line toward
the Robbins Reef Light, at the mouth
Of the Kill van Kull- The tug Dalzeliine
viii be the flagship OF the merchant feet
Salute of Twenty -one Guns.
A salute Of twenty-one guns from the
revenue cutter Androscoggin will denote
that Colonel Roosevelt has arrived
aboard that vessel. He will be taken
first from the Kaiserin to the Manhat-
tan, where he will have breakfast, and
will then be transferred to the Andros-
coggin for the parade up the North
River. After the salute from the An
droscoggin the fleet viii blow their
whistles for two minutes.
The feet will proceed up the North
River on the west side to a stakeboat
down the east side to Pier A. at the Bat
terry. Colonel Roosevelt and the COM
mittee will be landed at the Battery and
the parade will then be dismissed.
r. A. c. Smith is chairman OF the
parade committee. His staff consists Of
Rear Admiral Leutze, comma ndant Of
the New York Navy Yard; Captain 0.
c. Hamlet, Of the Revenue Cutter Ser
vice; Fred B. Dalzell, commodore Of the
merchant feet: Frederick Mott, captain
OF the haFbor police, and Lieutenant R.
ton follows:
L. S. REVENUE CUTTER PATROL
Police Boats Nos. l. 2. and 4.
Z. S. R s Calumet. L s R. {. Hudson.
Steamer Manhattan. Steamer Owiet.
NAVY
7. s. S. Dolphin
Z. 6 BaItleshlp South Carolina
L. s. torpedo boat destroyers.
smith.
Reid Lamson.
Flusser Preston.
Z. 5. R 8 Androscoggin.
L s, R s SENECA L s r 5 Mohawk
Flagship Deizeiline-
FIRST DIVISION.
vice-Commodore C. A. White.
Flagship Albany. Republican Club Of New York
Steamer Commodore. Steamer Nassau,
Hamilton Club OF Chicago. Roosevelt Neighhors OF
Nassau County,
SECOND DIVISION.
Commodore Joseph Peene, IT.
E1sgEhip Ben Franklin.
Steamer Matteawan Steamer Mount Desert.
Steamer Montauk. Steamer Clifton.
THIRD DIVISION.
Tice-Commodore August Eeckscher.
Flagship Anahama-
FOURTH DIVISION.
Vice Commodore Frederick Coykendali.
Flagship G. ". washburn.
Tug s. l. crosby. Tug Hercules.
FIFTH DIVISION
vice-Cornrnodore J. r. Mcleod.
Flagship Relief
Tug r. G. Townsend. Tug c. P. RAYMOND.
Tug ". y. Baver Tug Fred g. Dalzeil
Tug J A Reynolds Tug Timothy D. Sullivan
SIXTH DIVISION.
Vice Commodore Eugene F. Moran.
Flagship Eugene F Moran
Tug N Moran -. Tug G9 over 9ob r19 eve
Tug Julia Moran
SEVENTH DIVISION.
vice-Comrnodore Frederick Russell
Flagship Dictator.
Tug vigilant Steam Lighter National
T1,r Neptune Steam Lighter Atlantic.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
vice-Comnodore Samuel 1. Hommedieu.
Flagship Guiding Star
TUG Robert Palmer Tug Samuel L Homnedieu
Ting Henry Crew. Launch Ethel May IL
Tug H. 3. Rawson-
NINTH DIVISION.
v1ce-Commodore Charles E. MacWtliams
Flagship Vigilant.
Tug Edwin Brandon Tug 4. W smith,
Tug President Steam Lighter Fleetwood
TENTH DIVISION.
v;c.-Cornnnodore James J. McGuiri.
Flagship James J. McC1uir1
Tug May McGuiri- Launch Jerry MeAaiey-
Tug p McGuiri. Launch Irene Davis
Tug Erin.
ELEVENTH DIVISION.
vfce-Cousuodore r. J. Barrett.
Flagship p J. Barrett
-. r,bn pouker Tug Mischief.
Tug James Roy. Yacht Paula
Tug John Lee
TWELFTH DIVISION.
vice-Cornnodore NJ. J. Tracey.
Flagship Cyclone
Tug Nellie Tracey Launch EoretuA
Tu water Tracey Tug Coleraine
The Kings County Republican Cen
s-s1 Committee has arranged 10 have
o,,aerie the big elephant Of the Bostock
xnou at Coney Island, TO lead IT In the
parade.
The dyna,nits gun used by the Rough
p,6ers IN Re Spanish American war
vii be displayed in balcony over Ban
r.-n,au's store, st No. sol Broadway me