The Washington herald., 1910-06-18

the Navy Meyer aboard, and the tor
pedo boat destroyers Smith, Reid, Lam
son. Flusher. and Preston viii lead the
AndroscOggin on which will be Col.
Roosevelt. Mayor Gaynor's reception
committee. and visiting dignitaries. Just
ahead of the Androscoggin viii be the
only battle ship in the parade, the South
Carolina, which VIII fire a salute OF
twenty-One guns in honor of the colonel.
Behind and to the left Of the Androscog-
gin will come the revenue cutter Seneca,
while opposite the Seneca will be the
revenue cutter Mohawk, with the As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury.
Pass Lane of Yachts.
Then comes the Manhattan. with Mrs.
Roosevelt, Alice Roosevelt LongwOrth.
and the rest of the former Presidents
family. The escort and the Androscog-
gin. having passed through the lane OF
tugs and yachts. will lead the way up the
bay. the merchant fleet swinging into
line behind. The procession viii steam
through a lane of patrol boats, which
win keep the route clear and look out
for bumps All the way up and down the
North River the patrol boats viii guard
the TANKS of the parade.
At II o'clock the AudroscOggin arrives
at pier A. Col. Roosevelt viii be escorted
by Cornelius Vanderbilt and followed by
the reception committee through the
dock department building to a raised
walk. along which he viii proceed TO the
speakers stand, where he will be re-
ceived by Mayor Gaynor. This stand is
ten feet by ten. and is for the colonel
and the mayor only. At the left, as the
colonel enters, will be a reserved space
containing $500 guests. admission TO
which is by ticket Al the right win be
a stand seating coo of the principal
guests of the city. Between the speak
er's stand an dthe grand stand will be
Mrs ROosevelt's private box, seating
twenty-five
Secret Service Men There.
Three secret service men from Wash
ington will be in charge of a squad Of
policemen guarding Col Roosevelt from
the A2droscoggin to the speakers stand.
Other secret service men will guard his
family in the private box. Occupying
this with Mrs. Roosevelt will be Repre-
sentative Nicholas Longworth, of Gin
cinnati, and Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Long
worth Theodore Roosevelt. jr.. and his
fianeee. Miss Eleanor Alexander Ethel
Roosevelt and Mrs Alexander. MIR. and
Mrs. Douglas Robinson, and the RoOse-
welt children.
When the parads starts at noon the
mounted police will lead the way, fol-
lowed by the mounted band of Squadron
A and the Rough Riders. Col. ROose-
velt Mayor GaynOT. and Cornelius Van
derbilt will ride in the first carriage. In
the second carriage will be Secretary
Wilson, Collector Loeb, Capt Butt. and
Judge Gary; I'm the third Secretary Meyer,
George r. Sheldon. Senator Lodge, and
Commodore r, a. c, Smith; in the
fourth, Gov. Fort and aid, Col, VroO-
man and Robert c. Morris; in the fifth,
Gov Weeks and aid, p. c. Lounsbury,
and Timothy L. Woodruff; in the sixth,
Gov Mills and aid. Justice James Gerard,
and Philip Rhinelander; in the seventh,
Gov. Quinby and aid. Henry w. Hayden.
and Herbert L. Satterlee: in the eighth.
Adj Gen. Verbeck. Maj. Gen. Roe. and
Col. II. II. Treadwell; in the ninth, p. b.
Collins, Gen. King, w. B. Hoggett and
George Wanamaker; in the tenth, Frank
H. Tyree, b. W. b. Brown, F. d. Good
ali, and f. w. Bloomingdale; in the
eleventh, James o. Lowe. John T. Will
liams. jr., and T. B. Johnson; in the
twelfth, Frank Q. Brown, Courtlandt
Nicoll. Robert Davis and Beverly R.
johnson: in the thirteenth. Mayor Nc
Gee, of Pittsburg: Mayor Fiske. of Mount
Vernon. and Charles NJ. Burrill OF Bos-
ton, and in the fourteenth, Luke d.
Wright, Truman II. Newberry, James R.
Garfield. and Capt Cameron MGR. Wins
low.
More Than 100 Carriages.
The committee of the senate and as
sembly of New York and the New York
reception committee viii follow in car
riages. There are in all more than 100
carriages
The Seventh Regiment Band will fall
In behind the open carriages, and at
Eighth street and Fifth avenue 900 Span
ish-American war veterans viii join the
escort Another platoon of mounted po-
lice viii bring up the rear. Behind the
escort the various clubs and organizations
that have been assigned place along
Broadway and Fifth avenue. where the
colonel will review them as he passes,
viii join the line in their turn.
Mrs Roosevelt and family will review
the parade from 4S3 Fifth avenue. the
residence of the late Theron Butler.
whose granddaughter. Eleanor b. Alex
ander. Theodore Roosevelt. jr, is to
marry on Monday.
The battle ship South Carolina, which
win lead the line of war ships in to-
morrows naval parade. arrived of the
Highlands from Newport News this
morning The torpedo boat destroyers
Smith, Flusser, Lamson, Reid. and Pres
ton. which viii follow the South Caro-