The evening world., 1912-10-12

cureiOn steamer foseuaiei WIN lew
biuejao kets aboard, swung into the
south side OF the pier and narrowly
escaped crushing a launch OF the South
Dakota, which was towing three barges
back to the ship. one of the boats was
smashed. but the launched and the
others got out OF the way just In time.
The men Of the Utah insisted IN
bringing their cherished goat mascot
out TO parade with them. Loud beats
n approval greeted the creature as II
trotted behind one OF their platoons.
CROWD ovERPowERs POLICE;
MAYOR IN TEMPER.
The police arrangements went wrong
In front OF the reviewing stand before
the arrival OF the head OF the line. The
crowd got out OF control and over
ran the street. "A the wide platoons
came down the avenue. their rigid limos
were broken and forged into the mid
die OF the street until each line drift
ed by as confused squad.
When the parade was over the crowd
completely overpowered the police and
swept upon the stand and blocked the
outgoing officers and officials complete
fashioned temper said things to Com
missioner waldo and then had his per-
sonal attendant, Lieut.. Kennel. escort
him by football rushes out OF the press
Mr.. waldo sent for Inspector 1.ahey
and dressed him down on the reviewing
platform in front Of the multitude The
rebuke was not softened by the action
of a uniformed bonehead at Forty
second street In turning loose a
dammed-up torrent Of traffic into the
confusion. The torrent YVES sent both
up and down before Mr.. waldo was
through.
The marching hosts ", under the
nag Of Rear-Admirai ,ctcher OF the
faSship Ohio. Lieut.. Comma nder George
L. Smith was In direct command The
marine regiment, made up OF COM
pany Of marines from each Of the blue
sea lighters. had tho right OF line. At
the head OF each bat alion Of blue
Jackets were two signaamen bearing the
days with the names Of their ships.
The marine regiment formed on
Broadway with Its right resting on
Ninety-sixth street and the line ex-
tending TO Ninety-second street. The
first division of blueJackets formed vn
r,,..,,sIx,h .,r.., o.., ~ pro,d,. a..
the second got into line west OF Broad
way, The third division extended
along West End avenue south from
Ninety-sixth street. and the fourth on
the avenue to the north OF Ninety
sixth.
Inc me OF "areh was uowh proad'
way " "
'"'" avenue anu ''"" p's' INC 'e'
viewing STAND IN 'front.' OF the puoN'
library to Twenty-afth and Twenty
sixth streets. from where ranks were
broken and the sailors returned to tn,
river front. where the no;illa Of lIgh
craft wa. In waiting &c carry then
h,ck IN the feet.
Eysrv,hinp has arrived in the river
,aa .hin. 4, All and ~ YOU want 10 coun
am Won will have tn walk lust SIEVE
ana one-h,lf miles. because It's tina
FAR from one end OF the triple line :
the other. The South Carolina, the Ala
hama ana the New Hampshire were tn
last of the big fighters to arrive, an
behind then, came twenty-four wicke
uttls destroyers.
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