The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-03
THE PRESIDENTS VISIT
Will Be the Occasion of a General
0utpouring Of People.
Planned for the Chief Executive OF the
Nation and the Distinguished Par
ty Accompanying Him.

~ Accompanying Him,
II Is very rare occurrence when any
city other than the National capital has
the distinction Of entertaining Mt one time
tho president Of the United states and
four eabinef officers. besides the governor
Of the State and few United states sen
sfers and congressman thrown In for good
measure. yet such Is the distinction that
Houston will enjoy today, an event the
iibe or w3iich may not occur again IN n
century. and from present indications the
people Of Houston nre fully apprcciativc OF
The honor that will hc done the city by
the presence ~ these distinguished visitors.
rs the outpouring Of citizens to greet them
will have no parallel IL the "croW1 as
sen'bng" history Of the city.
The railroad shops and other industrial
Institutions OF Houston employing large
numbers OF operatives viii close for the
forenoon, likewise nearly all the business
houses and Offices OF the line of march.
during the time Of the parade, hence the
ec,pparing az people VIII bc unprecedented
and to prevent Jam on the main thor
oHgasre. fae Post would Offer the @uG-
gesfon tbat Just as good view can be
had from any other point along the entire
Route from the Grand Central depot TO the
Auo''0f'nm -
Following IS the personnel Of the presi'
President Mckinley.
N.-ttri tarr Of Statp IIav
Postmaster General Smith.
Secretary Of Navy Long
Secretary Of Interior Hitchcock
Secretary nf Agriculture Wilson.
secretary 70 President Cortclyou.
Assistant Secretary Barnes.
Nj Henry 7 scott cN-unitec states
sF XII ITsnronce scon
Mr. Charles A. Mnnre
NJ NJ a Diguan
d. ksu,tsgh.ln, tnlrl' vice president
Mr. / s Brown. rpucral agent Southern
Railway company
SienogIrap1ihsrs.- Ne,Ssrs j. Leonard
Mr Hover ri'S'Sr' vi Tbo,,, aa,l'' ,s.o.,,.d
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Mr Nlier - 'lhrk' Now YORK sun
III R7S, II Itsz,~, s.r,nns ,t.pao p..s-
nsSstGoiatloGa. ,, u
NJ = l Tenn ~, i ti9.pI ,rrs W''kiF'
e.Mr' w W. frlef' washington Evening
9t Ifr yrorrr w..t' v,s,,,,..., NJ.
NJ Franz + Io-d W ToIbpI'ngt%p r r,@s,
NJ u a Strohmeycr. Photographer
Mr Morc Marenn. Western Union TeIc-
sraPoh c COMPANY, ,,,,, ~,
COMPANY
IN IN ladies or ne party, are; Mrs Nc
ktnleN. Miss Barber Mrs Hay Mrs
smith. Mrs Long. Miss Hitchcock Mss
NWlson' slrs. Cortelyou, Mrs, Rixey. Mrs.
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Tho ,oror,t or..,,,,a..
"' "''""R'.n'ht committee mot
arrangement as 10 the occupapcv NJ car.
riarps that win form, tho roraac.
r.. '"", WI Io'"' ,ne par"ac'
Governor sayers. MAYOR wexford
Second Carriage Secretary az s,o,.
Hay. Congressman Thomas n Ran = W
Bean. II. + MacGreqor
Third Carriage -poetmastor co,,.o,
smith. Congressman 10 cranon,,t, ~,
W uopsc ( u stro,r,
Fonrth CarrIoce Se,r.tory ~, >-.
Long CAPTAIN G. $, Richie * Governor. j.
:. Log Hon Waller 7, Burns.
uItrbroct IIoG 'IT, a., ~ interior
row s TaInfcrro. w. '"'
sixth 'nrriagc. Secretary " Acrlcul.
,IIuH, N'~cGH' lnn Cecil a, Lyons, q. Il.
s'o',ii Street.
Corteyon. lion. r. 2 r HnnESv 10 c arGT I'p p
t,ih;,h ''oi,, Gy"rGe =. NrlIe''
sotI u 'IIoisc. senator Henry Z.
,ra,,, ~. '"uhS''h' r. A. Reich1rdt.
NNinth '"' br,.,.,
Nlntn NnIringo Assistant Secretary
IsnrnpE' ~ w 'ortcs. J. j. ScttegaSt. I'D
h,am.
49,, aanI III y nrrl't *, ~ NJ RlNey Alder
nan ihonlaS - L'dlE' oscar Rcynaud, Al
u'Iri,nAn i,oulS Nnnhch'
hieTenih arrl9Ge.- NJ A. pgnan LHnr.
W. II 0r n nu,tmah L. ". Miller Alder
M" Tncic,h ,, ns,In,,Jt c,.
~ b@n,h, Aid"flnah IT, a. ilalverion, Alder
man W. W Thomas
r. lnnTlcehtn Httlnge. j. kruttschnitt. l..
. ,broWn. " -. Van Nicok, Ion Miller
" ~ wi .aIrriaGee ~ j. Leonard Mel
Tor.