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FOR INAUGURATION Day
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tho Demo. faiIu candidate ~ Governor ~
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100 SIS qnd n., nomination Tor President IN
sea vas then almost iorosone oonciusion
ifs natural opponent Thomas Prsck"'t
Reed hs- retired q. Irlysielhe VIZ McKinlsv
IL g. years ~ age iIis health i' s,csllent
a., CAPT. ~ fot work great HI' knovl-
edge of mon and tTair. i very vide Hs
en love n. roundenpr ~ tho pcopls.
Fifteen ,eir. aRp Thsod0rs Roosevelt vss
defeated a. IA. Republican candidate for
Msvor of Ncw YORK Pre.d"nt Harris On
made him Tultri states civil Services Com
missioner No remained In the orioe seven
wars Mavor strong Of New York ap-
pointed Rooseyslt q Polics Commissioner
President VI, kinley made him Assistant
Secretary ~ the Navy The PApubliosn
state Convention ot New York. In isas. nom
mated him fnr Governor and the people OF
the state elected him He II now 70 be sworn
IN a. iice- President When Roosev cit re-
tired az P,lios Commissioner many thought
ho had run hl- race HIS future was quite a.
dln as the Presidents was ten years ago
To- day THAR name. and innuence are known
and respected TO the utt~rmost parts Of the
earth
AL Washington IL ansne with nag, and
evening the rass snap in the breeze The
bunting rutt"rs brlskly On every street
corner the -rft-vO,cei darky boys peddls
the sweetest OF sweet violets Many Wash
ington people have long maintained that the
violet was the queen OF flowers. Hundreds
OF grand -taIda have besn erected for es-
pected visitors. The Inaugural Committee
pronting by the experiences Of their prede-
cessorS. have done splendid work. The ma
Jority Of tho stands are protected from the
elements sh ,uld anything ~ awry on Mon
day. Many deaths from exposure folio vel
the Inauguration OF President Harrison and
the 81 oond Inauguration OF President Cleve-
land Morsover. the stands erected for this
Inauguration are substantially constructed
The Presidents stand In the White House
grounds, whero he and Vice President Roose-
vclt are to review the great military pageant.
IL a narve OF beauty and strength There
is another great stand which face the Treas
ury Departin ent and the third In i'm portancs
4. the stand Of the Republican Ma uonsl Com
inittee, Just opposite All are pure white
All Of the public stands arc white. although
cccaalonally a stand Is seen with crimson
drspery. while several others have yellow
hanglngs But the prevailing and predom-
inant color is white. Then there Is the Court
OF Honor This ia structure OF white pillars
similar 10 those WnlcH Wet" tieNN'u 'u
avenue for the Dewey festivities. These
pillars line the driveway Of the White House
grounds Out on Pennsylvania avenue In
front OF the white House. are great white
pillars which support huge bronze urns
From those urns on Monday night are to
burn great beacon lights
FROM present indications 1t n TO be the
most largely attended inauguration In the
history OF the country The local commit
tees have computed that $4,000 visitors
ore to be cared for by the hotels clubs and
boarding houses The demands for room
AZ the Capitol stand were Of such dimensions
that the committee to-day put in t,ooo addi-
tional seats II Is there that the President
takes the oath OF Office and delivers his in
sugursl address Already i2,oco tickets for
the ball on Monday night have been sold,
The parade IA to be Of the finest. Ths
Grand Marshal il Gen. Francis Vinton dreens
of New York Gen Greene was presented
to-day With a beautiful Marshars baton
IL Is OF dark mahogany. studded with forty
av. gold stars. representing the States IN
the Union II /. eighteen inches long and
heavily mounted with gold a. both ends
Its Inscription reads. Presented by the
StafY and Aides to Major-Gen Francis Vin'on
Greene. l. : V, Grand Marshal Inaugural
Parade OF William Mckinley as President Of
the United states and Theodore Roosevelt
n. yice-presiient Troops from nearly
every state are 20 participate In the parade
In this great military pageant will be bat
TALON from Porto Rico. The men have been
brought to thi. country on the army transport
Rawlins Thev arrived tonight from New
mort News They have been provided with
n complete outfit OF winter clothing and ar"
no, expected to suffer much discomfort be
cause of the great change In climate between
San Juan and Washington The differences
between Grand Marshal Greene and Gen
Daniel r. Sickles. Mashal of the Veteran
division. have been adjusted through the
OF President Mckinley, The
veterans Of the Civil War will march az the
escort TO tho President The Grand Army
Of the Republic will not appear in the column
in formation as posts, but Solidlv as an or
,an,,tion The Union Veterans Union and
the Union Veterans Legion will also appear
ss organizations The veterans OF the Span
War will not b- IN line.
Iieuteuant-Governor Woodruff OF View
York arrived this evening. 4 notable feature
Of the parade on Monday will be the Govern
ors Of the following states riding at the hsNd