Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-22
INAUGURATION HEADQUARTERS.
"A Conference Of the Marshals Held To.
Day.

day, Governor Beaver the grand marshal, Gen.
Hastings the chief of staff, Colonel Khraumer
resistant adjutant general, Colonel Glenn OF
the fifteenth ward republican club of Phil.
adelphia. Col. Leeds of the union republican
club, OF Philadelphia; Gen. Gibson Gen. N. A.
Barnum, E. s. Stewart, City Commissioner
Stub. OF Philadelphia; Gen. Axline, of Ohio
Myron NJ: Parker, W. W. johnson, Winfield
clark, Major Hess and Gen. Ordway,
held long conference to-day, deciding upon
the final order relative to the positions the
different organizations will occupy in line.
The conference lasted all day and the order
Will be completed tomorrow and made
public Monday. The executive committee went
In body to-day and were photographed The
certlhcates OF appointment ON General Beavers
stall were sent out to-kay. They are hand
somely gotten up, and each bears Governor
Beavers signature.
THE ROOMS TO BE OCCUPIED BY mr. HARRISON.
The suite of rooms in the Johnson house
annex of the Arlington, which are being fitted
up for the Presidents occupancy, comprise a
parlor, bedrooms, private dining-room and
state dlnlng-room, all on the second floor or
up one hight OF stairs In the large dining
room was given the first cabinet dinner in
honor of MIR. Arthur after his accession to the
presidency. In the room below Mr.. Blaine,
then Secretary OF State, entertained the French
visitors to the Yorktown celebration. Among
the predecessors of Mr.. Harrison in these
apartments may be mentioned President DiaZ
OF Mexico; Dom Pedro, emperor of Brazil:
Patti, the singer, and Right Hon. Joseph Cham
oerlain. The President-elect is expected to
arrive on Tuesday, and Mr.. Lansburgh is busy
decorating and furnishing the apartments,
which will be fitted up in handsome style.
MIR. Morton, the Vice-President elect, will
have rooms in the main building formerly oc-
cupied by the Grand Duke Alexis Of Russia,
Drn 6nrnt Do - u
leon, the first ambassador ever sent to this
country by Japan, and other notable persons
TEMPORARY OVERHEAD WIRES.
The Senate this morning passed the Joint
resolution authorizing the District Commits
sioners to permit the Western
Union Telegraph company to extend
to such points along the line of parade as may
be deemed convenient by the chief marshal.
The wires are to be taken down within one
week after the conclusion of the inaugural GER
emonies.
STATES THAT HAVE PRECEDENCE.
As stated in The STAR, by order Of Grand
Marshal Beaver, the military and civic organi-
cations Of the several states which will particle
pate in the inaugural parade will take prece-
dence in line In the order of ratification of the
Constitution and of admission into the Union
organizations whose leaders may be a little
rusty in history, Gov. Beaver has issued an or
der giving list of the states and territories in
their order of precedence, as follows:
Order Of ratification of the Constitution by
the states-Delaware, December T. 1887; Penn
sylvania, December II, 1887; New Jersey, De-
cember 10, 1887; Georgia. January 2, 1888; Con-
necticut, January 8, 1888; Massachusetts,, Feb
ruary 6, 1888; Maryland. April 20, 1873; South
Carolina, May %, 1888; New Hampshire, June
81. 1888; Virginia. June 26, 1913; New York,
July 26, 1888; North Carolina, November q,
1888; Rhode Island, May 49, $780,
Order of admission of states into the Union
Vermont, 1871; Kentucky, 1892; Tennessee,
1896; Ohio, 1902; Louisiana, 1872; Indiana 1916;
Mississippi, 1917; Illinois. 1918; Alabama. 1919;
Maine, 1920; Missouri, 1921; Arkansas. 1886:
Michigan, 1887; Florida, 1916; Texas. Is45;
Iowa, 1916; Wisconsin, 1S4s; California, 1850;
Minnesota, 1858; Oregon, 1859; Kansas, 1861:
West Virginia, 1868; Nebraska, 1864; Nevada,
1864; Colorado, 1876.
ADMINISTRATIONS. Dakota, Idaho, Indian
territory, Montana, New Mexico. Utah. WASH
ington. Wyoming, District of Columbia, Dis
trict of Alaska.
NOTES.
The Harrison Flambeau guard battalion. of
Detroit, Mich, under the command of Major
A. P. T. Beniteau, has applied for position in
line.