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through the vessels taking part in, the

through the vessels taking part IN eiss
parade anchored in double column
A feet OF nearly two hundred excur-
sion vessels will follow the parade,
which VIII steam UP the Jersey shore OF
che Hudson to 59th street and come
back down the New York shore to
Pier A at the Battery.
Colonel Roosevelt and the guests on
the revenue cutters AndToscoggin. Sem
eca and Mohawk will go ashore AT
Pier A. while those on the Manhattan
viii land at the Fire Department pier.
The Mohawk viii be In charge Of
Charles D. Hilles, Assistant Secretary of
tf,e Treasury. and Will carry number
OF guests from Washington.
Escort for MIR. Roosevelt.
Cvolnnel Roosevelt will be escorted
from the pier to the speakers stand by
Cornelius Vanderbilt, chairman of the
reseutfor committee. and met at the foot
q the steps by Mayor Gaynor- There
will be q brief speech Of welcome oy
nfavor Gaynor and a reply by Colonel
Roosevelt
A rrandstand seating six hundred has
been built at the right OF the speak
ers stand. and between ii and the
sneakers stand is box for Mrs. Roose-
Welt and her guests. Mrs RooseVeltS
party VII include Rear Admiral ana
Mrs. w S. Cowles. w 5. Cowles, IT,
aTr. and Mrs Douglas Robinson. MI ana
AIRS T Douglas Robinson. Monroe
Douglas Robinson. Mrs. Cornelius van
derbilt. Mrs William J. Gaynor, MI af1o
Mrs. Joseph Alsop. Theodore Roosevelt
5r.. Miss Eleanor Is. Alexander, Mrs l.
A Alexander. Miss Ethel Roosevelt,
Kermit Roosevelt, Archibald B. Roose-
Welt and Quentin Roosevelt, Miss / s
,4apner and Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas
Longworth.
In the first row Of the grandsIahu
will be seated Secretary Wilson. Wllflaln
Loeb. IT.. Captain Butt, Judge l. IL
GARY. Governor Fort Of New Jersey
Colopel ]. w. Vrooman. Robert {. Nor
ris. Justice Gerard. Philip Rhinelanaer'
Ad5utant General Verbeck, representing
Governor Hughes; Major General Zoe
Colonel H H. Treadwel. Frank ii.
Tvree. Of West Virginia. B. w, b.
Brown. r. E Goodan, of Washington;
p. w. Bloonningdale. Frank O. Brown.
of Florida: Courtlandt Nicoll, Robert
Davis of Michigan: Beverly r. Robin
son Luke z. Wright, T. H NeWberrY,
Secretary George Won il Meyer George
p. Sheldon. Senator H c. Lodge, h. A
c. Smith. Governor Weeks Of Connecu-
cut. p c. Lounsbury, Timothy IL
Woodruff Governor Quinlby Of New
45amnsbire. Henry w. Hayden, Herbert
7. Satterlee. P B. Collins. OF Mime
sofa: General Horatio c. King. w. Is
Hoggatt- of Alaska; George wan
maker. James c Lowe, of North
Dakota: John T. Williams, of Arizona;
Tristram d. Johnston, T. J. Oakley
Rhinelander. Mayor Magee Of Pittsburg,
aravor Fiske of Mount Vernon, Logan
c Murray. of Kentucky; Charles NJ
RurriT. James R. Garfield and Captain
Cameron Winston.
Among others on the grandstand Will
ne Congressmen Hamilton Fish, Jonn
W. Langley, ". w Cocks, c. B. Law
Bascom Slemp, L. B. Hanna. Richard
Young. William NJ Calder, henry M
,coldfogie. William z. Sulzer. Charles b.
Forres. Michael F. Conry, Herbert Far
CONS William 5 Bennett Joseph A
f,oulden and John E. Andrus; Brigadier
General Walter Howe. L. S. A; Rear
Admiral Eugene Leutze, Samuel >.
koenig, Secretary of State; Controller
Clark williams; Attorney General Ed
ward r. O'Maliey, superintendent o. In
,f,rance Hotchkiss, Superintendent OF
Banks Cheney, Superintendent OF Pubic
Works Stevens Controller Prendergast'
George McAneny, George Cromwell. Al
fred e. Steers. General Nelson H Henry,
Booker T Washington. Mrs. Lloyd c
GrIscem. Clifford Pinchot Randolph
Forster, C D. Hilles, Assistant Secre-
,srv of the Treasury. and George S.
Terrv. Assistant United States Treas
urer.
Land Parade from Battery.
After the brief exercises al the Bat
ferv the land parade will start. Be
cause of the great number of orga MIA
tions from all over the country that
wanted 10 march, the parade has been
limited to little more than an escort A
selection was made, therefore, and these
bodies VIII DE nne0 up on DotI SUITS VI
Fifth avenue.
The parade Will be led by a squadron
of mounted police, followed by the
Squadron mounted band. The Roose-
Welt Rough Riders. who are holding
their first reunion since 1905, viii come
next, escorting their former colonel.
The Rough Riders have gathered here
under Colonel Alexander o. Brodie, who
VAS majo- IN the old regiment The
men come from all over the country.
though mostly from the West Colonel
Brodie IS now q lieutenant colonel in the
regular army, stationed at St. Paul, in
the s6jutant generals Office. About one
hundred srS fifty former members Of
the regiment viii tide in the parade,
wearing rew uniforms. but carrying the
-attereG old battle flags.
Colonel Eooseveits carriage VIII come
immediately behind The Rough Riders
Razor GayneT and Cornelius Vanderbilt
Will ride with him. Ia tie carriages i'm
medistely following viii be the repre-
seatatives Of the President and the vsri-
Gus states. The committee Of the New
York senate an5 Assembly viii occupy