The sun., 1910-06-17

Nellie Tracey. Walter Tracey. cOlsraln
and the launch LoFreta.
Fash diviaion will fail into line In lie
proper place as the AndFoscoggin passes
up the bay The column VIII round q
siakeboat 10 the North River OF Fifty
ninth street and viii then 90 back to the
Battery. Col. Roosevelt will be landed
on Pier A At n A. N sharp. In the re-
cepaion stand in Battery. PARK Mayor
Gaynor who will BE- escorted from the City
Hall by Mirabeau L. Towns and Civil
service Commissioner Richard Welling.
wall deliver a brief speech Of welcome.
10 which the Colonel vail reply briefly
Il h announced.
Un Ine stand with Col. Roosevelt And
the Mayor will be 500 guests. and arrange
ments have been made to accommodate
1.S00 more In an adjoining stand. The
p0lice expect 1900 people to be crowded
around the stands On the stand with
the Colonel will he Cabinet officers. Hena-
tors and ConHreaamen, members Of the
Diplomatic Corps al Washington. State
Governors. Mayors Of cities and other
dignitaFies. Booker 7. Washington has
accepted an invitation 10 90 down the hay
10 meet Col Roosevelt and 10 he on the
stand IN Battery Park.
MaiOr-Sien. Charles y Roe. who will
command the land parade. issued = gen,
eral order yesterday dealing with the
makeup and the time OF arrival 81 various
points along Broadway and Fifth avenue.
The committee has provided places in the
parade for 81 500 men, but il 10 expected
that organizations not already provided
for viii be permitted 70 fall into line and
that there win be fully s0.sOO riding or
marching with the Colonel.
AZ exactly n O'Clock Gen. ROos bugier
mill asnafuM fha Nta anNs,rf a
ing Of the mounted police, squadron A
band. mounted. the Rough Riders. the
string OF carriages with committeeman
and guests. the seventh REGIMENT band
and the Spanish War Veterans, will move
hatween the Organik ikAtions 20 which places
have been assigned Col Roosevelt from
HE place between the Rough Riders and
the committeemen will have an cppor-
tunity 10 review detachments and then
they will get into line Il is likely that tho
line will extend up beyond FOrty-second
street The Italian societies alone will
turn out 1000 men Il "a announced
There was a good deal 0f interest yes- /
terday IN the personnel nf ths Rough /
Riders. Beside Col. Alexander o. Brodie. /
Who succeeded Col Roosevelt In command ]
u the organization, there will he Capt |
George II. Curry, Ex-Governor Of Okla !
homa. Capt. James B. McClintock and \
AfIlas NENfRT o. NAtCNA OF AFlAAiANs AAaIAs I
sherman Bel, Adiutant General Of Colo |
Tado: Capt. Thomas LynninR the Texas
Ranger; Chaplain Henry A. Brown. Col |
Edwtn Emerson and Richard Harding |
DAVIS listsd as var cOrrespondeutsE |
Henry p. Fletcher, Minister 20 Chile, and |
Holman Philip. Minister TO Brazil: Craig !
Wadsworth, FIRST secretary Of the Legation |
a London: William A. Larned and Robert 1
2. Wrsnn. the tennis champions; Lieut..
David NJ Goodrich and Lieut.. John c. |
lfeenway. who we're Teat football players
Braxton GHesby MElli0tt CoWdin. Capt !
Hallett Alsop BOrTowe and DR.. Henry H. /
Ihorp. pole experts: Reginald ROnAlda. /
MtnsloW Clark. Francis B. Crownlnahisld. l
Norman l.. Orme and Franklin II. North. /
Col. ho0Sevelts carriage, according 10 1
the schedule. will reach Broadway and
Fourth street a. 1870 P. NJ, The crowds
IN Washington Square will have a chance
20 ese him ave minutes later. He should
he af Fourteeuth street and fifth avenue
af l7:t0 O'Clock. Il is planned 20 paas
through Madison Square az I7:G O'Clock.
The Colonel will leave his escort AZ i70
O'Clock when he arrives a. Fifty-ninth
street and Fifth avenue
Ihe reception COMMITTEES was not cor /
tain Yesterday ~ % where Col Roosevelt 4
would 90 for luncheon, Whsthsr 70 the
home % HE brother-in-laW, Douglas
Robinson, IN Madison avgnue or 10 the
home Of Mrs. Henry Addison Alexander
% q West Forty-seventh street. Thso-
doFe Roosevelt, Jr.. and Miss Eleanor
.lmteg Alexander are % be married on
Monday next. and there was an idea thar
tAe Colonel might be- entertained a. the
AiaEandeFs tO-morrow afternoon.
AZ things ara planned now he VIII take
q train at t10 p ~ for Oyster Bay. 20
b Ftoeived By his neighbOrs in that
section Of Long Island He win return
b New York on Monday tO be present
at the wedding Of HE son and Miss Alex
ander and has accepted an invitation
% lunch with the Rough Riders on Thurs
day afternoon at the Harvard Club The
reception COMMITTEES did not know what
other engagements he NAV have made
Police Commissioner Baker has ar
ranged 70 have Ltai policemen on the
lob of keeping order sixteen inspec-
tors. forty eight captains and ~ leu
tenants will command theas men al the
way from the Battery 10 FiftY-ninth
street. and the line n march will be be-
tween hluecoats all the wav
The Commissioner will sit in his Office
a. Headquarters in constant communi-
cation with his conmanders A tsle-
phone bOx VIII he put up every FIVE blocks.
There viii be a main field hospital in
Madison square and emergency hos
pitals will I've established along the North
River and along the line Of march In
zpegtor Russell sent out 600 plain clothes
men last night 10 round w well known
crooks and get a line on local as well a.
visiting pickpocke1s. The police expect
anormous crowds and warn citizens 70
c1frF A. little money a. roasihle and no ,
cAret1l where thsy pft that little The
Commissioner WiI have nine nOlice
launches In the North River 20 cid the
revenue cutters in regulating traffic
All piers val DO inspected before crowds
are admigfad