Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-01-06
INAUGURAL DAY.
Political Clubs From All Parts of
Maryland Coming-A Lively
Day for rAnnapoIs-Fifth
Regiment Expected.

The Inauguration Of Governor Lloyd
Lowndes on Wednesday next will be
one of the largest affairs of its kind ever
witnessed ia Annapolis. Republican
clubs from different sections of the
State are making arrangements 10 at
tend the Inauguration, and it is estimat-
ed that upwards of 1900 people will be
here that day.
Col. Frank Markoe and the staff OFF,
GERS of the Fifth Regiment VIII attend
the ceremonies. This WAS decided at
the board of officers meeting saturday
night. The officers will come by the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. leaving
Camden Station at 1880 O'Clock in a pri-
vate Car.
Messrs. w. w. johnson, president, A..
il. Booth, Thomas j. ShryOck. Seymour
Mandelbaum, j. Reese Pitcher and DIR.
w. IS. Booze, the committee of the Young
Men & Republican Club of Baltimore,
appointed to es 0rt Governor-elect
L0wndes to Baltimore city left for Cum
berland this afternoon. They travelled
i'm the private car Midland which
will be attached to the Il. 4 O. train
that reaches Cumberland at 7.45 p. M
In that city they will he the guests of
Mr. Lowndes at the Queen City Hotel
until Tuesday. At eleven O'Clock in the
morning of that day special train, con-
sisting OF the Midland President s
Mayer S cart Baltin.ore" and Third Vice
President Lords car "DelawareN and
two other coaches, will leave Cumber-
land for Baltimore. The Delaware,
in which will travel the family of Gov
ernOr-elect Lowndes, will be switched
off at Annapolis Junction in time To
reach Annapolis by the b. Il O. train
leaving Baltimore at 4.2S in the after
noon. Governor LOwndes, with the
committees of the Young Men S Repub-
lican Club, of the Fifth Regiment Vet.
ran Corps and of the two houses of the
General Assembly. together with eiti-
zens of cumberland, will go TO Balti-
more, and he will be driven direct from
Camden Station to the residence of Gen.
Thos. ShTyock, where banquet will he
rendered him. His quarters until We'd
nesday morning will be at the Stafford.
At eight 'clock Wednesday morning 120
members of the Young Mems Republi-
can Club will march to the hotel to es-
cort the GovernOr-elect to the train
They will wear silk hats and dark over
coats and tan gloves, and will carry
canes with small silk flags attached. The
Maryland Reserve Band and the Fifth
Regiment Drnm Corps will furnish the
music. The party will leave 10y the 9.15
a. m. train for Annapolis on the B. Y
o. Road. Among the guests of the club
on the trip will be Congressman Her
man, of Oregon, formerly resident of
Allegany county; COmptroller-elect
Robert Il. Graham, Attorney General
Clabaugh, Messrs. Enoch Pratt, VIM. L.
Dixon, Jesse III. Dixon, Robert b. Dixon,
II. Clay Mullikin, Charles Il. WestcOtt,
George M. Russum, Congressman Vel
lington, Coffin and Baker.
"The idea of the REIMBURSEMENT of
the gubernatorial Office seems to have
the same effect upon Governor Brown
as the near approach of vacation has up
on schoolboy," says the Baltimore
american. When he was leaving the
executive Office on Wednesday afternoon.
be was as cheerful as an open fireplace,
and it was only official dignity which
restrained him from giving vent TO his
feelings of Joy by indulging in waltz
with himself. But he expressed his
pleasure over the fact that he would be
compelled to make but one more official
trip to the capital, and his return to pri-
vate life. The Governor Informed a
friend that the four years as governor
had cost him, directly aud indirectly,
including the neglect of his private ii-
terests, about hundred thousand dol
lars.