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NEW YORK READY
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tiers. the cruiser Dolphin. the battleshIp
South Carolina, and the torpedo-boat de-
stroyers Smith. Reid. F1usser. I.amson.
and Preston will precede the Androseog-
gin. on which VIII be Col Roosevelt and
the reception committee. and pass through
the merchant fleet
Col Roosevelt will be landed on Pier
A at II a. N. sharp. In the reception
| stand in Battery Park Mayor Gaynor.
who VIII be escorted from the city hall
by M1raub L. Towns and Civil Service
Commissioner Richard yelling, Will de-
liver brief speech Of welcome, to which
the colonel viii reply briefly, II is an
nounced
On the stand with Col. Roosevelt and
the mayor viii be 800 guests. and ar
rangements have been made to accom-
modate 1850 more In an adjoining stand.
The police expect 5000 people to be
crowded around the stands. On the
stand with the colonel VIII be Cabinet
officers, Senators, Congressman, mem
bers of the diplomatic corps at Washing
ton, State governors, mayors of cities,
and other dignitaTies. Booker T. Wash
ington has accepted an invitation to go
uVNn TIE Jay 10 meet the COlOutl and
TO be on the stand in Battery Park
Maj Gen. Charles F. Roe, who will
command the land parade. issued a gem
eral order to-day dealing with the make
up and the time of arrival at various
points along Broadway and Fifth ave-
nue.. The committee has provided places
in the parade for $500 men. but it Is
expected that organizations not already
provided for will be permitted to fall
into line, and that there will be fully
$1,000 riding or marching with the colonel
Land Parade Starts at Noon.
At exactly u O'Clock Gen. Roe's bugier
viii sound the start. The escort, con-
sisting OF the mounted police, Squadron
A, Band (mounted), the Rough Riders,
the string Of carriages with committee
men and guests. the Seventh Regiment
Band, and the Spanish war veterans will
move between the organizations that
have been assigned places
Col Roosevelt from his place between
the Rough Riders and the committeeman.
VIII have an opportunity to review de-
tachments. and then they VIII get Into
line. II IS likely that the line will ex-
tend I'D beyond Forty-second street The
Italian societies alone will turn out 1000
men, 1t is announced.
mere was good deal or interest to- |
day in the Personnel of the Rough |
Riders. Besides Col. Alexander 0. Bro |
die, who succeeded Col Roosevelt in |
command of the organization, there will |
be Capt. George II. Curry. ex-governor |
OF New Mexico: Capt James B. McClin- |
took and Lieut.. George B. Wilcox, OF |
Arizona Gen Sherman Bell, adjutant /
general OF Colorado; Thomas Lynning, |
the Texas ranger: Chaplain Henry =. |
Brown; Col. Edwin Emerson and Rich /
ard Harding Davis. listed as war CORE /
spondents; Henry P. Fletch, Minister 10 /
Chile; Hoffman Philip. Minister to Bra |
III; Craig Wadsworth, first secretary OF |
the legation ar London; William A. Lar |
ned and Robert d. Wrenn. the tennis /
champions; Lieut. D. NJ Goodrich and |
Lieut. John G. Greenway, who were
great football players in their DAYS;
Lieut. Horace K. Devereaux Braxton
GTigsby, Elliott Cowdin, Capt. Hallcott
Borrows, and DR.. Henry Fl. Thorp. polo
experts; Reginald Ronalds. Winslow
Clark. Francis B. Crowningshield, Nor
man L. orme. and Franklin II. North.