Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-17
o,li,e Taking Same Precautions
wv A. Though He Were Still
President.
oerEc1lvEs At HIS ELBOW
o,,o,s in Crowd viii Keep Sharp
Watch for Suspicious
Movements.


New York June l7-Theodore Roose-
a, Vil be guarded during the cele-
,,,,ion OF his Homecoming tomorrow
:, carefully as II he were In the White
Hoass The police are taking unus-
nal precautions From the time Roose-
vn leaves the Kalserin Auguste Vic
pra at Quarantine. he will be guard
a by the keenest detectives on the
force. Some OF the men viii always
at his elbow. others win be dis
tabuted among the crowds, watching
tOf the least suspicious move.
Inspector Russell, head of the de-
iedye bureau. will take personal
charge OF his men. Police Commits
sonrr Bker today assigned 10 inspect
orr IS captains, Ia lieutenants. 40
srgeants. 400 patrolmen and 20 sur
geons TO duty for the land parade.
Another force in police boats will
watch the water parade. In the line
ap there will be about 1000 Spanish
war veterans in addition to the Roose-
yst rough riders, bringing the total
humber Of soldiers and police on guard
to we'll over 5000.
HUNDREDS OF DETECTIVES.
The soldiers are to act as Col. Roose-
yelt's escort and guard The chief
work Of the police viii be to keep the
crowd in order but they also will look
to the protection OF All out-of-town
visitors. -Four hundred detectives be
gan 10 scuur the city last night FOR
every crook they could recognize All
Those gathered IN viii be held under
lick and key until the cele bration is
over To look after those who have
slipped through the dra gnet. other hun
tieds Of detectives will be constantly
circulating through the files on the
sidewalks during the parade
The national volunteer emergency
fsntce, OF which Gen T.. s. Davis Is
at The head, will look after hospital ar
Judgements. II the day is hot. tho
scores Of surgeons and nurses are sure
70 have their hands full caring for
cases Of heat prostration But ample
PROVISIONS have been made. Not only
VII there be- 10 land stations along the
line Of march from the battery to cen
uN park ana Fifth avenue, bur a hos
ptal boat with a station on Staten Is
and viii follow the river parade. Hos
ptAl tents and amhulances will dot the
streets. wherever the press is thickest.
Ahthe big hotels report large advance
reservations Of rooms for tonight ana
lonorow but it Is thought they will
tasuy BE- able 20 care for ali their
guests, as the bulk OF the visiting
crowds VII naturally be recruited from
nearby towns When tho cheering Is
WI these VIII 30 peacefully home 20
eeep II their own beds.
RoosEvELT's CHILDREN.
Ar Roosevelts children now in tbs
country and his relatives who are going
70 meet MIN will sacrifice several hours
VI sleep Tor the sake Of being the first
70 greet the Wayfarer.
me revenue cutter Manhattan which
VII JAKE them 10 Quarantine, win leave
o. an hOur not yet determined. depenI-
"s upon The time when the Kaiserin
auguste Victoria enters the harbor. hlt
~ az probability they must rise before
., Wa' ADMIRAL Leutze. commandant
-. w hfoo.-lyn navy yard, viii com
~, me Warships detailed to the ma
va. parade They will lead the line.
s,i tu the south Carolina in ADVANCE
.ynOs VIZ. by FIVE torpedo boat destroy
H., sput revenue cutters and four ~
AZ, ne uoats Then will come in u di-
,sso, ns 'he feet Of chartered steame,s
eonr, .su by clubs from an over Tho
rl, -i%s,! ana the excursion steamer
pNhg Tor chance fares