The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-08
LEAVES FOR Topeka
w. E. Stanley Will be In
augurated Governor
AT HIGH NOON TOMORROW
Mayor and City Council viii
Be Present,
AT HIGH NOON TOMORROW

Governor-eIect Stanley will be inaugu-
rated governor of Kansas tomorrow al
noon. He will leave the city today at $40.
on the Santa Fe, accompanied by party
composed Of Mrs. w. Z. Stanley. their
daughter, Hattie, and son. Harry, the gov
errors two sisters and Mrs. SANKEY'S
father and mother. Private Secretary
Henry Allen viii conclude the governors
OWL party.
large delegation OF people from ths
city will go on the same train, including
Mayor Ross and most of the members Of
the city council. and other city officials.
Some Of them will be accompanied by their
wives.
Il was learned during the Gay that
party would leave on the Rock Island and
Santa Fe tonight. Some OF those who viii
go either on the train with the governor or
over different roads will be Fred L. Rich
ter, brother OF the lieutenant governor. ac-
compamed by his daughters and son. Press
Anderson r R. Vermilion and wife, w. c.
Campbell and wife, r P. Murdoch and
wife. Z. B. Jewett and wife and many
others.
The inaugural ceremonies, which have
been completed and which viii take place
at Topeka tomorrow at Representative
hall, are as followsi
Call TO order-James A. Troutman, presi-
dent of the day.
Music-MarshaIPs band.
song-"America." by the audience, led by
NJ c. Holman.
P-ayer-Rev. I. Blakesley.
Address-John ". Leedy. retiring gov
ernor.
Inaugural address-w. E. Stanley. gov
ernor-elect.
Administering oath Of office 70 state off,
cers-elect-Frank Doster. chief justice of
the supreme court.
Music-Marshall's band.
Reception to state officers and members
Of the legislatures P. m, house of repre-
sentatves.
Music-Steinberg's orchestra
Guards-Battery B, K. y. G., Captain ".
A. Patterson, commanding.
The west gallery will be reserved for
ladies Of incoming and outgoing state ON
GERS and ladies of invited guests, on tickets
only, to be presented to guard at foot Of
stairs to west entrance to house of rep
resentatives.
Major A P. Shrsve, sergeant alarms,
has announced the appointment of the fol-
lowing assistants for the inaugural ser
vice and reception: J. X Hudson, P I
Bonebrake, NJ c. Holman. T. J. Ander-
son, NJ D. Henderson, G. ". Weed, D. F.
Wyatt, George Wagner, L. L. Kiene, Otto
Kuehne, w. +. Weber.
The governor was called upon at his Of
fee late yesterday by an Eagle represent
alive and asked If he would like to say
anything before leaving Wichita to take
the governors chair. He said: Eyes. sir;
7 would have a great many regrets in
leaving my business, friends and associ-
ates behind after twenty-six years of daily
life among them. The only thing that
lghtens the burden OF regret 20 some ex-
tent IS that my absence VIII only he tenn
porary and that VIII meet such delight
fUl people at Topeka"
The governor and Mrs. Stanley will oc-
cupy rooms temporarily at the Copeland
until after the legislature adjourns, when
he viii by that time have a house engaged
for occupancy by his family. The children
viii then have left school for the summer.
Until then they win not be with their par
ents at Topeka.
The governor put q few finishing touches
TO his message in the way Of review and
attaching the pages together, and leaving
his secretary, Henry Allen, 10 gather up
the remnants Of letters and documents,
left his office in hack 10 attend a dinner
given IN his honor. Before leaving the
ONCE a general hand-shakiug was had all
around, many having dropped in to bid the
governor good bye and g0dspeed.