The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-11

F. Hoar. Senator from Massachusetts. viii
also deliver an address
In the evenings 20 IL o'clock. Recep-
ton in honor Of the Governors OF the
States ana Territories at the Corcoran
Gallery Of Art.
Tie command OF Spanish War Veterans
in the District Of Columbia viii assemble
al Elks' hall. 1905 z street, at 1880 a. m.
sharp tomorrow. The uniform TO be worn
Will be blouse, campaign hat, dark treu-
sers. soldiers not members of command
are invited TO participate in uniform.
The Grand Army OF the Republic Head
quarters has issued special orders for the
participation Of the pos-s in the parade.
The veterans will form on Eighteenth
Street northwest, the right resting on
Pennsylvania and viii fall in Immediately
following the visiting Governors and es-
cert. Comrades whose posts do not turn
out and visiting comrades desiring to par
ticiDaJs viii report to the Assistant Adj
jutant General fer assignment of place.
meeting CT the Committee on Escort
and Admission to the Capitol VIII be held
TOMORROW at 30 p M in the office of the
Clerk Of the House of representatives.
Members of the Committee on Press and
the National Capital Centennial Commit
tee. who are not entitled 10 the privileges
OF the press gallery OF the House of Rep
resentatives. can procure tickets of admfs-
son to the Capitol by applying 20 Charles
Mann House Press GaHery; today.
/ or Governors the following named are
F, already in town: Gov. Leslie NJ. Shaw OF
I Iowa. at the Normandie: Governor Barnes,
OF Oklahoma. at the Dewey Hotel Cover
nor Jones. OF Arkansas. and Governor
Steunenherg. Of Idaho at the Raleigh:
I Governor otero Of New Mexico. at the
4 SAorehanai Governor SeoReld, of Wiseon-
SIN: Ex-Governor Markham. OF California
and DR.. s w. Fly. REPRESENTING the Gov
srnoF OF Texas. at the Ebbitt: Gov Benton
McMillin- OF Tennessee: Gov E. W Tnn-
nell OF Delaware. Ehbitt: Gov LleweIlyn
1 Powers. CT Maine: GOV. Frank ". Roll
/ Inns. Of New BamDshire. and stan. ST
James; Coy. Foster II. Voorhees,, of New
! Jersey, shorehaun- Gov. ]. Hoge Tyler. Of
/ Virginia: Gov William a Stone. of Penn
I sylvaDia. Sherehsm; Gov. A. E. Lee. of
South Dakota; ex-GOF. Lloyd LoWndes. Of
| Maryland; ex-GOv. Asa S. Bushnell, Of
Chic, Arlington; Lieutenant Governor Es-
topinai, of Louisiana. and Gov. N O. Nur-
ply, at the Raleigh.
Expected to arrive tomorrow are. Gov
G. ". Atkinson, of West Virginia Airing
ton; Gov William D. BIoxam. Of Florida;
Gov Charles 8 Thomas of Colorado. With
Cox T. +. Walsh; Gov. Daniel L. RUSSELL
| OF North Carolina, Eb5itt, and Governor
Roosevelt, of New Ycrk
The Joint Committee met this morn
ing in the banquet hall of the Arlington.
Senator Hale presiding. There was a
tairly good attendance. The work of the
Citizens Committee in connection with
the Centennial Celebration was reviewed
| in detail Senator Perkins said that the
| committee which accomplished the work
deserved a great deal Of commentator
for their zeal and patriotic ardor in raw
ing taken so responsible a duty upon
themselves
Upon motion OF Chairman MacfarI4nd
the work performed by the Citizens Com
mittee was unanimously approved
Gold badges commemorative OF the &C
easien, fttingly inscribed. were presen ed
this morning each 20 the Chairman CT the
Joint Committee, Senator Hale; of the
Executive Committee. Senator Perkins. of
the House Committee. Representative
Cannon; OF the Citizens Committee
Commissioner Mcfarland; treasurer
Col. n u. Parker, and secretary, ". V
Cox
Invitations to the White House exer-
cises tomorrow forenoon have been is
sued BY the COMMITTEES on Exercises at
the White House. and the selection Of the
twenty-five members of the Committee CT
the Press, who received invitations TO
above ceremonies was made by the Press
Committee. The Committee on Exercises
at the Capitol made TIE selection OF these
committeeman WEO received invitations
to the galleries OF the House of RepreseH-
tatives
The Music Committee, Mr.. Alvey
Chairman. VIII meet this evening at $50
at the Board OF Trade rooms
Andrew Parker. Marshal CT the Presi-
dents Citizens Escort In tornerrowss pa
rade, issued an order yesterday afternoon,
calling upon members OF the escort 10
wear dark oyercoats.
The following order relative to the sus-
pension CO public traffic on certain streets
tomorrow vas submitted TO the Commits
sio1eTs By Major Sylvester as a substi-
tute for the order promulgated On the 5th
inst Il has been approved by the Com
missioners, and IS az follows: That all
public traffic viii be suspended on the
streets. avenues. and the following thor
cughfaTes, including the stopping of street
railway cars, between the hours OF I2:45
o'clock p. N. and 3 o'clock D. N. Wednes-
day. December Z, 1900. namely: PennsyI-
vania Avenue from Eighteenth to Fiji
tenth Street Fifteenth Street to Pennsyl-
vania Avenue. Pennsylvania Avenue to
First Street west First Street to c Street
north. C Street to Delaware Avenue north
east. and on Delaware Avenue to the en-
trance to the United States Capitol
grounds. Street north from Delaware
Avenue to First Street east. and First
Street from Street to East CapitsI Street
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