The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-05

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a. his APARTMENTS Tho white HOUSE grounds
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them ~ss granted only 90 ticket holders
tn. East Room and n. Executive oNo"-
IN the s.,t sing n tho building we're open
and , f.s clern. v~r. In attendance III"
President and hts utf- ver" entertaining +,
large party. made no ~ relatives and warm
personal friends Nv half past ' th" o1,cih!
party which was To the President
t. the capitol l-san Ia arrlv" Secretary
Ethan Alien HtChcpck ~ the Department
Of the Interior Was the hr~t Secretary Hay
s.cretIrv Root. Attornev-'enersl urisfs.
Secretary Wilson. Postruast-r-General smith.
secretary Gags and Secretary Long Of the
Navy all arrived IN excellent time to accom-
many the Chief Executive Admiral Dewey
and his aide. Commando RAYMOND Rodgers.
- I LIANT dan NlaA Wearing ma famous
herman 0snsr ais Field Marshal cap. AMI
hrs aide. col Frsncr- Miohier, we're in the
party A. Of them were usher.d into the
Whit. House. there u remai In until The time
came for the start tn the Capitol
At the special request OF President Mckinley
the Wa.hinaton posts Of the Grand Army
OF the Republic were the guard of honor and
had the right Of line They formed IN front
Of the White House on Pennsylvania avenue
To Troop 4 81 the Ohio National Guard,
known a. tn. Cleveland Black Horse Cavalry.
was assigned the honor OF escorting the
President from the White House door TO the
point where he took he place IN the line Of
march and hence on 10 the capitol A. a
ouurt.r after 10 this troop. under Command
Of Capt y + Butts, and Lieuts Z l. bur
ridge and Paul Howard, rode into the EHecn-
tive Man.ion grounds through the west gate
i AT n eLlNTN tfpls anu NV - ~ ~ 49,
circular driveway facing the entrance To tbs
Manson. ONLY a few OF the coal black horses
on which tho troopers pride Themselves had
been injured in the trip from Cleveland 70
Warrington. so there was practically an
unhrokcn line Of black chargers. mounted
by brill sntly uniformed cavalrymen. "a
greet the President when he n ould step out
on the porch
Five minutes after the cavarymen ap-
peared the Presidents own open berouche.
drawn by four horses and guarded by four
mounted policemen. entered through the
cato that the troopers had used The car
rage drove TO tho east side OF che porte
cochere, where It turned around and stood
nv waiting the signal to draw w to the steps
Tn. Presidents carriage was drawn by his own
housekeeping bay team "a pole horses and
his latest purchase in horsef'esh. a pair OF
blacks, ns leaders The harness was simple
and without decorations.
When the President was ready to start.
on. o., the White House ushers gave the usual
whistle as a signal for the team to draw W
to th. steps. There uers perhaps forty
p.ople on the White House porch. among
them half q dozen women and a half score
Of kodak hends. The walt was only for a
moment The President stepped out OF the
door. and IA he did so the men who stood on
the porch took their hats on, President
Mckinley looked we'll. his overcoat was but
toned up tightly to his chin. He had on q
new silk hat. In response to the salute OF
the gentlemen at the White House the Priest
dent lifted his hat. smiled gravely and bowed
to right and left. Immediately behind
him wa. Senator Hanna. The President
stepped briskly across the porch and into
the carriage. seating himself facing the
horses and on the right hand aide of the con
veyance. Senator Hanna. who did not seem
to bc at oil afflicted with the rhenmausm
which has caused him 40 much trouble, ioi'
lowed and seated himself beside him. I'm
media,elv behind them were Represent a
tiyes Cannon Of Illinois and McRse OF Ar
kansas. Representative McRae took the
sea. on the right hand side OF the carr'nge
directly opposite the President and iacinE
him Mr. Cannon sat facing Senator Hanna
Will. the Presidential party was seating
itself in the carriage the troopers eat at
pr.sen, arms. When the four gentlemen
we're safely in tho carriage. word was gtrer
10 the driver TO start or. The same sigma
served 10 call out the bugle Of the troopers &c
fall in. and the black mounts clattered noisil,
n, tho payanept IA the company oheNed