The news & observer., 1901-01-13


committee and the inaugural committee
appointed py the Chamber of Commerce,
took place 1t the Senate chaAlOer yester-
day afternoon at 9soclock. The follow
ing program was agreed. upon:
OFFICIAL PROGRAM.
Governor and party will arrive on spe-
cial train about eleven o'clock.
The Legislative committee will escort
The Governors party from Goldshoro 10
Raleigh, arriving here at IL o'clock Tues
day morning.
The citizens committee will in body
meet the Governor at the depot on his ar
rival, and carriages will be provided for
the Governors party. which will be driven
at once to the Governors Mansion.
At III 80 the members of the legislative
committee ard the citizens committee in
carriages will conduct the present and
incoming State officers to the place of
inauguration, the offices and committees
in carriages as follows;
Governor, r. ID. Winston and j. E.
Pogue.
Private Secretaries, Baylus Cade and
T. NJ Poarsall, @s
Lieut.. Governor. E. Y. Webb, b. s Jer-
man. gE#
Secretary of states W. p. Wood T. H.
Briggs.
Treasurer, T. d. Warren. A. ]. Field.
Auditor. G. E. Hood. G. G. Mcdonald.
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
H. l.. Green. E. P. Moses.
Attorney GeneraigJ. 3. Whitaker, f. A..
Womble
Commissioner of Agriculture, W. H..
Marlborough, W II. Singleton.
Labor Commissioner r. Fl. Zachary, w.
III Cole.
Corporation Commissioners, Ed r.
Pace, w B. Kendrick.
Chaplain and Supreme Court tudge,
Mayor Powell, j. B. Hill.
All the State officers and State Off
eers-elect Except the Governor) and the
lnmbcrs of the legislative and citizens
sfommittees are requested to assemble at
the Marlborough House at 1880 o'clock
Tuesday morning
II the weather be favorable, the inar-
gural ceremonies will take place at The
east front of the capitol. Chairman +.
D. Winston, of the legislative commit
lee. will be master of ceremonies. Ii
the weather IS had, the ceremonies Will
lake place in the Academy of Music.
Troops will form at eleven o'clock on
Fayetteville street, between Dayie and
Cabarrus with the right OF line on Da-
vie and will march TO the executive man
sion; thence they will escort the Gov
ernor to the east front of the capitol
They will form on Wilmington street
facing the capitol. At the conclusion OF
the inaugural ceremonies the Governor
and stan and State officers will repair
20 the balcony of the Marlborough House,
from which they will review the State
Guard, which will march down Fayette-
Vile street, to Centennial school, and
then will counter march, and on arrival
at the Marlborough will form line for
dress parade. The Raleigh Light In
fantry. Capt. j. j. Bernard. will meet the
Governor and the military companies on
their arrival The senior colonel present
VIII command
At eight O'Clock Tuesday night pub
lie reception will be held at the Gov
crnor's Mansion, at which the Governor
and the incoming State officers, with
their wives, will receive. This reception
is given TO the Governor by the citizens
of Raleigh and all are invited to attend
and will receive a cordial welcome.
NO INAUGURAL BALL.
There will be no regular inaugural rall
but handsome german will be given at
the Ranev Memorial Assembly Hail. TN
Tuesday night This is given iy the young
men OF Raleigh complimentary TO the
visiting young ladies from every part of
the State Mr.. W. H. King is chairman
of the committee having the ball in
charge. and Raleigh young men can Sc
cure tickets at Kings drug store Mon
day afternoon at $1.50 each. Those trorn
out of town desiring tickets will be furn-
ished same on application TO Mr.. King
Tuesday This is a subscription german
and admission will be by ticket.
HOMES PROVIDED.
The Committee on Public Comfort oI
which Mr.. Joseph Blake is chairman. vii.
have its headquarters in the Times build
ing on Fayetteville street, just above
The News and Observer office. Homes
will be provided for all who desire them
al rates from $1.00 per day III, There
will be ample accommodation for all
and no one need be afraid 10 tona for
fear he will not have a plase 10 stay
as homes for many hundred have been
secured.
MILITARY.
Ample provision has been made for the
accommodation of the troops who will
attend. The armory of the Raleigh Light
Infantry, the Pogue warehouse, and the
large Briggs hall have been secured for
them. There will be ample sleeping ar
rangements and hot lunches and coffee
will be served at the Pogue warehouse
The visiting military will be entertain
ed by the city of Raleigh free of charge
The military companies which have al
ready stated positively that they viii
attend are: Goldsboro, Co. B, so to 81
men; Goldsboro, Co. D, so men; Goldsbort
band. Is men; Sampson Light Infantry
fantry, 40 men. 1t is also understood
that some other companies and Nava
Reserves, the Newbern Naval Reserves
fhe Concord company and a number o
others have decided to come, but have no
notified the committee how many mel