The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

life Patrolman John p. A. TaaTs. who
saved George HimmeFle. a one armed
man weighing 30 pounds. from drowning
after the gAsOlene tank Of a launch ex-
ploded opposite the Casino Pier a. Bergen
I Beach last July. received the Isaac Bell
medal for bravery. To PatrOlman Pat
/ rick McMahon was awarded the Auto
mobile Club Of America medal Mcmahon
was the policeman who grabbed burn
| ing parcel from the stairway Of a stable
/ last May. Strikers had threatened TO
dynamite the building and Mcmahon knew
what a chance he was taking when he
reached for the package II exploded Ia
his arms. cutting his face. arms. legs
and body He Was In the hospital Tor
seven months.
ENTER sCHMIrTBEBoER'
Immediately after the Mayor returned
10 the grand stand Chief Inspector
SchmitfberRer I'D the column down
Fifth avenue With few exceptions The
Dutchrnan- vas the finest looking figure
in the whole parade. He ~ hts horss
ike a Uhlan officer, straight and nqd.
He saluted the Mayor with depended
baton. eyes right. One OF the few S.yes
on applause that stirred the stand was
heard when Inspector Max rode past.
His chief Of stan was Inspector John ).
Nurtha Capt Jake Brown. drillmAster
on Tho department, and Capt. William
Hogan were his aids
Inspector George r, Titus. a bit stoutsr
than he used 90 ~. commanded the First
Brigade. Behind TITUS was inspector
william r BoettleF. commanding ths
First Regiment. with Black Mac McCm-
lagh az his adJutant. SchmittDerger
came INTO the grand stand while the First
Regiment was passing and stood " uhe
MAYOR and Commissioner Baker.
The First Brigade ct a mark Of excel
lencs that was not surpassed, though
eatlalled for the most part. by the other
divisions Of tho parade. II was q matter
~ comment among the men who have
for wears observed the police on parade
that the platOOns kept a straighteT Inc
and had more Of a military barring thnn
ever before Ia the first division was the
bicycle tradic squad, Commanded ~
Lieut. Byron n. Sackett They cid by
in perfect order. pedalling mighty care
rIiv In front Of the grand stand. Then
came acting CAPITA IN Matty COrbett az the
head OF the mounted traliic squad. four
tr0opa Of real cavalry. They got hand
that they will remember.
GEORGE McCLUsKT GREETED.
One IL the familiar figures Of former
Darades. George McClusky. commanded
~ an inspector tho Second Brigade. There
vas a riupls Of applause for Chssty George.
but h. noticed X no more than be did Tho
sounding salute hs got the day he tTudgod
a. a captain, when he was applauded Tor
ramene~s In sticking after he had Deen
shorn Of his velvet cuffs McCiuaEy rode
one Of the best looking horses "a The
parnde. n blood bay that walked part
,Eav down the avenue on ~ hind legs;
Inspector Dennis SWesney I'D no
Second Regiment behind tho gray coats
~ ths Twanty-secOnd Regiment hand.
In his command were Capt Paddy Cray.
the lean Nike Rsidy and Lieut., bil Ennis
of tho court squad. Henry Ebert. lieu
tenant commanding tho Ninth company.
lot his ETip on his nightstick just when I
h. was getting ready - salute tbo Mayor.
The pesEy stick rolled away on the asphalt.
Tut Ebert. rod and fused. Erabbed u up
In time. Hs was nicely applaudod. Capt.
Henry Hnipin and Capt. Martin Handy
were among tho vetsrans n the Third
Rauimant, which was COMMANDED BY
Inspaotor Hogan. Capt. Nike Naushton.
who looks ike Admiral Dewey. led the
Fourth company.
Inspector Husssy. who has had his
ups and downs. rode a. the head % the
fourth regiment. with Capt. sylvester
ID. Baldwin. Capt Edward 8. Walling and
Can't John y. O'COnnor among hi8 coul-
many commanders. Ihero vas agplalll9
tor lnHpsctOF James \. Di1on, Who has