Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-04

4 u.,,,cton March 4.-William Mc-
w.. "', oF Ohio, today was indicted INTO
~ ,',sIaeotal office, being the elgh'I
'n' ~ p,' u,nstrlous line of Presidents OF
~ ~ ,,.,,.a states, thus accorded by the
' am. Cr'o' people, with second "a, and
''i'' .'.m,,ya term. simultaneously The-
. .S,'s Roosevelt. Of New York became
y,oa president Of the United states,
Ts s' ceremony that marked this second
assumption S. BY President Mckinley .,' o.
~, +''I cs,e. ., state, was most impressive
ana I'm Of suggestion Of the develop,
meuy Of the republic during the past
four years
GREAT MILITARY FEATURE
Every presidential Inauguration in re-
csnt wears has had its parade, always
/ creditable in size, in variety and usually
having some distinctive features That
J which followed President Mckinley TO-
day on his return from the capitol TO |
n he White House, and passed in review |
4 ,he,e before him, was different from
& oil its predecessors in the majestic pre-
|isdomlnance Of the military feature. the
z civil contingent was quite up to inc
nyerage IN point Of numbers YET py
actual count made by the malshaIs me
'3}nen IN solderly uniforms outnumbered |
Z (he civilians IN line by more than 70 J. |
In the serred ranks Of blue were many |
Soldiers who had carried the eountrys |
nag far out into the world and had |
y Naged a war which was all In the fu-
4 cure when the last inaugural procession
p marched along Pennsylvania avenue.
Il THE PRESIDENTS ESCORT.
II With the younger veterans and In the
Hplace Of honor as the Presidents escort
sDarchei another contingent made up
'enlrely Of soldiers OF the civil war, an
'eray haired and showing In gait and
'teni forms marks Of the passage Of
ssars and Of the lingering effects OF the
'great battles and campaigns In the
.nost stupendous struggle that the
1Sord has seen, and It was an easy
'prophecy 70 observe that never again
would they Be able to make as brave
Iand numerous q showing in their ef.
'Sorl to escort a President on the occa-
{t'on on DIS accession to office. AT their
{eead 70 quicken their step, marched the
;Rough Rider band, suggestive Of the
[tAuaoIdlaay organization which
inarked oneol The most inspiring chan
Nc 10 he history Of the volunteer ar
fnles Of he United States.
4 WHITE HOUSE TO CAPITOL.
FOR the fist time in a quarter Of q
sr sliei} he President rode from the
"aHe mouse TO the capitol without a
-..s'sof beside him In his carriage
aT T,, va; zoe last Of the Presidents of
" Vnlled states up to this time to.c.
A * = allllar position. President Nc.
s ,,.s! mac tor bis companions in his
800, si'ssSs members OF the committee
s.alg chosen by Congress 10 tal,e
fsD,s,s s y uI Ine Inauguration, headed by
4 s ANY,. Asfk Hanna, himself a nation.
' Zoe nations Of the world great ana
ns ~. pald their tribute 10 the presldnn.
aIsshdanee at the cerenonlss a. ~
E,,S C qua IN reviewing the great
ks,lc ,. ~ anton to the splendid dlplo.
@| representation. N'p'0
/ NAVY REPRESENTED.
, ,1s American navy which has 90 als
Iss ,,,,,'. ,'s'lt IN the past four wears
|pns,sr,is,. a.l IN the ceremonies moro
I ,ss . lhan ever before EaIf a
~. r ,e,a.ishlps, more than have heon
b,e,S ~, us civil war contributsd
NJ NY. a'l sailors and marines one
rs NV nv Unique and enjoyable fea.
uuss y CEREMONY, marching over
Unl i,y ,-.s; Down on the water
tiy B,r,..,g wed the famous old dae.
tIory \, ny ~ inspiring stirring recol.
b arg VOC herce naval combats NJ :
tktj ~ while at the navy ward
j Pr, ~ Great double.turreted ,n ya,u l
b Rrssssg '9 oollc Of later day war
b. yss a'asr down the Potomac law I
Ws.li unable 10 get up the rivor
I.Bes ~ 1Sol'igI ln. but whose crews ,s
h .'aRSoRs IN ATTENDANCE. +
II i so siais' Of the Union rendered. t
stslsS ,t.it % the President and dam a
ut3 toas u9l no party feeling don @
iahcs Q. f 2 s.sat event by the at q
ting Morn, Ib0S Sn governors. repre. h
. sceo g,,a, south ana West. most % h
.fe we're pI a by numerous staefs 4
IIc sg,. iaies, Of Illinois Go W p New
"a. Gov ny P,,. Van Sandt, Of Min,
Stone y, richards Of WyomIng.
/. Il Xeb ~ .ttennsylyanla; Gov, D'e, -
, Crane As Gov Shaw, Of Iowa. :,
iso Sa q Tennessee Go ov'i Barns Gov y; P
Longipoo O, ', smith, Of Maryland. y
I'm o Of Mississippi. ANU n n
,.' LEGISLATIVE BRANCH. NJ
!, SrancsRe I n a, and weary, the les,,. "
q the p y, ,ae days cerem ng1H. ~ ~
imposed e .rng work day ana r,d .he a. q,
@' members '"Ss'cal strain up
.,s.,. SAD WEATHER.
z and At I, ana n, drilling rain was W W
e tse cIo 1'ea the sun. ab e1Uads m
'llsA, sven !, an hour broad ~ hss ana 70
~. as whole IN .as avenue. ~
''sa ,As pllss sSs weather promised a. a.
Sc OF the weather bu. u