Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-15
JUBILEE IN FULL SWING
Atlanta Turns Out to Greet the Presi-
Dental Party.
WELCOMED AT THE CAPITOL.
suns Boom Salute rs MIR. Mckinley
~ Enters the StatehOuse to Meet
the Governor and the
Assembly.

Atlanta, Dec, 15,-W~ithout single hitch
IN arrangements and after trip pleasant
IN every way the presidential party arrived
III Atlanta The president took breakfast
with Mrs. Mckinley in his own car, while
the cabinet officers and Others breaktasted
III the dining car
General Joseph Wheeler was the first to
allght. A strong chorus of cheers greeted
the distinguished AlahalniAn as, accom-
panied by his daughter and the members OF
The reception committee, he made his way
to Il carriage
" hen the president appeared or the rear
platform OF his car, Il hearty cheer was
given him, breaking forth with renewed
vigor an instant later when Mrs Mckinley
came out of the car. The welcome to the
mem bers of the cabinet was very cordial.
The ladies Of the jubilee committee extend
ed greeting TO the ladies of the presideIl-
tlal purity, after which the president and
those accompanying him We're escorted to
the kimhall hotel
The party included the following The
president and Mrs. Mckinley, Secretary of
the Treasury and Mrs. Gage, Secretary OF
" ~ and Mrs Alger, secretary of the Navy
and Miss Long Postmaster General and
Mrs. Smith, Secretary OF Agriculture and
Miss " llsOn, Secretary to the President
and Mrs. Porter A sSiStani Secretary Cor
| telyou and +. T. Barnes executive clerk:
Major General Joseph Wheeler and Miss
| Anna " heeler, Major General Henry W.
Lawton and Mrs. l.awton, Captain Scherer,
| L. s. A., and DR.. j. NJ, Rixey. I. s. \.
Rested All Morning.
The presidential party We're Mt once RS
signed to the apartments SET aside for hem,
and the president devoted the nSrning TO
resting Mrs Mckinley retired to recuper-
ate for the coming duties of the day.
Among those who arrived later were Gen
eral s. g. NJ. Young, commanding the SEQ
ond army corps, and staff, from Augusta
Hon George r. Peck. the Misses Peck and
Miss Kohlsaat, OF Chicago; +. J. Earring
and Miss Earring Of Chicago, and Eli Sage
| son of the secretary
Al noon the gentlemen Of the president :
party partook OF luncheon in the chief ex-
ecutives apartments. while the ladies at
| the same hour Were the guests of the lad les
| of the Jubilee committee AT an informal
| breakfast in the ladies' ordinary OF the no
! rel.
The president 8 party We're then assigned
to carriages and escorted by 80 mounted
police and the members of Governor Can
dlers staff started for the capitol.
suns doomed the presidential salute RS
the chief executive assembled the steps Of
the capitol. Al the Hunter street entrance
the president was met hva committee com
posed of Colonel William Il. Ohear, acting
adiutant general, representing Governor
Gambler; Senator Hand, representing The
senate. and Representative Iiard0ick Of
the house and conducted to the governors
parlor. Here he WAS received by Governor
Gambler and the statehoust officials, aftel
which the general assembly in Joint session
received the president and party and the
governor.
A public reception followed. and then the
president reviewed the floral parade The
lxlgainder Of the DAYS proeram1ne was 8
dinner at the Kirlhall House and a recep
ton at the Capitol City club.