The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-05

The presidential party, with the military
escort came in sight OF the eastern en-
trance Of the capitol few minutes after
y o'clock. The crowds cheered loudly
as Mr.. Cleveland approached. When he
entered the senate wing the cheers gave
way to an ovation. When Mr.. Cleveland
reached the entrance to the marble room
with Mr. Harrison both men had the col
lars of their greatcOsts turned up about
their ears, and their six hats showed the
effects Of The iECiemeut weather thev bad
encountered on the trip from the White
House 20 the capitol. As they crosse the
threshold Of the marble room, Mr Har-I-
son bowed 20 his successor, aud walked
unattended 10 the presidents room, where
he found more than enough WORK to keep
him busy. Three times did IL become
necessary for he venerable Captain Bas-
sett to turn back the hands Of the clock
In the mean time Mr.. Cleveland and Hr
Stevenson had been uSbered into the pri-
vate room Of M Morton, where q buffet
lunch was served a8d few callers drop
ped ia 10 pay their respects.
At THREE minutes before noon. by the
clock ia tue senate chamber, the sergeant
alarms Cf the senate came iuto the room
IF the vice president, followed By senator
Mcpherson OF the committee on arrange
meats and Vice PrHsI1eut--iect Steven
son Theme the party, consisting Of VI
Cleveland and Nj stevenson aud their
escorts, after some delay occassioned by
the necessity ot forcing = way through the
deu~ely packed crowds, proceeded 10 the
red room. wner- they met the president.
and marched around tie outside d ta-
chamber through t.e corridor, entering
the chamber promptly at uo5l by the sau-
ate c.ocS, but, a. a matter o; TACT, AZ J.. -
O'Clock STANDARD slime
Meanwhile Il tce senate, - q1arrer
B. s-.# r Hs -rsa . o. D.
house q representatives were assembled.
The speaker 81 ~ escorted 90 4 chair 81 The
secretary ae-k anl the represeu se-.
who followed Etui 1eVe crowded IN y wb-r-
ever space cCl.G hs found H- them N ben
tse senate clock IuIt-Eta.. -.ls LI- wueD
tae srsua t'ms was 4.9J. tE- wee pF-sl-
de-t-r5ect we Announced. sirt IIr. 3. even
son. escorted hv -esstor IcPh-Fsyu. TOOK
- c air fa tGs r.-Gt ot sc- Presl-s1t ai0E-
ton IBne4 .lresv Afterwards she rs~-l-
dsut C.. ta- J1lted States aGl his ca8ilet
were Aunoauc-L A.r Harrison gas e,-
es-ted - aue of tee caglg~ sanding In
front O. tGe clerks desk Immediately
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cham 1eE was greeted sv.ta a9a.1uze
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slime 1ag4a, arr vel saF tile ts-ali8a-13a os
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-u=-t for ta- .g-cr l.s1 -rse-4 uHoa hsfl 81
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. deep sea-= aI rr@ ua5faTn courtesy ana
a5.st .-es ezfru1--t Us 3 n a. q g~-1 I.
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