New-York tribune., 1901-03-04

The only show of excitement during the day
occurred when the West Point cadets. headed
by their fine band, swung out OF f1,teenth-sr 81
and marched Ina superb style up ihe avenue ls !,
front OF the Executive Mansion Then the crowd
broke for the street. and with cheers ana haha-
clsupng showed its appreciation OF ihe tau,t
less alignment and military bearing OF 'he
n Is announced that Squadron A. OF New
York viii act Mr. RoOsevelts PERSONA eSeoIt T.s
from his residence TO the Capitol. Inc s'Ss
President viii remain IN washington IRON ms
inauguration until the close OF ihe e%HeouilNe %
.essi0n OF me Senate after which he viii re-
turn to New-HoTk for "A time on pilHdte ousi
The West Point cadets reached the city about
? O'Clock this afternoon. and created a hne I'M
pression by their magnificent bearing. ahey
marched past the residence or secretary itOo'
hv whom they reviewed. Among the olher
organizations which came IN TO-DAY NsiT " ~ o
Isl Signal Corps. of New-Hork: the A g. mar
mer club of philadelphia with nallo, - 80 me-, 81
OF Squadron A, of New YORK, IN . coniIlaIlu =, =,
Major Bridgeman; the 4th and 9th regiments OF
the Maryland National Guard; the Naval otl,
gade Of Maryland, consisting OF iouI huhui0
eeer and eix guns: about seven hundred men
from various regiments Of the Massacnusests
National Guard the RAN sphtters; OF loieuo a.;
with band: the Freylinghuysen Lancers, OF
Newark: the Essex Troop Of Newark; a COIL
nany OF Rhode Island militia; the Taylor DIS
frict Mckinley and Roosevelt Republicah oIuo
cf Virginia: the Grove City College Cadets, ana
the Young Mems Republican club, OF Mllihlns-
ton Del. accompanied by the Phlnai P in"lllc nela
Rand Of that city The Oklahoma Rough Rider
Band of Mulhall. which is to have cohsllc-
mons ulace Of honor in the parade. got here
bronzed Westerners. The band will be directly
behind Colonel. Roosevelt IN the lhausuial pa
rade. So. o,.., ., :,
Paul arrived this afternoon IL rs the oflgihaI
Rough Rider Club. The club wears Rough Rider
hats, Khaki uniform and l:gglngs Win ,ne pIne
trimmings. The club will lave promlheiIlt M
place in the procession. and will be escorted by
The famous Oklahoma Rough Riders band
Thus far an even dozen OF Governors OF states
ard NKit
have reached the city. and they all VIII DE Ia
line when the procession moves to-morIoW-
They are Governor Odell Of New-Tork, GOV
ernor Stone of Pennsylvania. Governor Bliss
of Michigan. Governor Nash OF Ohio. GOV
ernOr Yates OF Illinois, Governor Richards
Of Wyoming Governor Mclean OF Connecticut,
Governor Smith of Maryland, Governor Dletrlch
of Nebraska, Governor Shaw of Iowa, Governor
Heard of Louisiana. and Governor Longino or
Mississippi Governor Voorhees, of New-Jersey
is detained 10y illness. but several members OF
his staff are here representing him; Governor
Murray Crane of Massachusetts, and AdJutant-
General Samuel Dalton, Of his stan are eN-
pected early tomorrow morning
The Porto Rican battalion of native troops.
which arrived here last night. has attracted con-
siderable attention At > O'Clock this afternoon.
under command OF Major Swift. the battalion
gave a parade and drill the mall just south
Of The War Department. Their evolutions
evoked much enthusiasm from the large crowd
Of spectators A native band accompa MED the
battalion.
HOW ROOSEVELT PASSED SUNDAY.
WASHINGTON March 3.-Vlce- President Roose-
welt put in a busy day preceding his inaugura-
tion. He is staying at the home Of his sister,
Mrs. CoE-les. wife of Commander COwles Of the
navy After breakfast with the family Mr.. and
Mrs Roosevelt attended morning service at
The German Reformed Church of which the
Rev DR. Shieck is the pastor. Mir. Roosevelt
IS a member Of the Dutch Reformed Church,
following the practice OF his family for many
generations past hut as there is no Dutch Re
formed congregation in Washington, he has Sc
lected the German Reformed as the nearest ap-
proach TO it. and win be an attendant al that
church during his residence in Washington.
After the service Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt
called ct the Executive Mansion and paid their
respects 10 President and Mrs. Mckinley. Re
turning TO the Cowles home luncheons was
served at which, besides the family, there were
present Senator and Mrs. Lodge and Senator
Kean, of New-Jersey. The early afternoon was
devoted to receiving callers. Among these were
Senator Hawley, chairman Of the Military Com
mittee of the Senate, Secretary Hitchcock
Justice White. OF the Supreme Court, and
number of the members Of Colonel Roosevelt;
old regiment who happened 20 he in the city
Later in the afternoon Colonel Roosevelt made
a few personal calls and returned ia time tC
attend a dinner given in his honor by Senator
DepeW. The guests at the dinner We're: Vice
President-elect and Mrs. Roosevelt, Secretary
ana Mrs. Root, Senator and Mrs Lodge. Sena-
tor and Mrs Hanna Senator and Mrs Elkins.
Major-Genera and the Honorable Mrs. Eaton.
Of London; Mrs Sheridan, General and Mrs.
Francis Y. Greene. Mrs. Kernochan, Com
mander and Mrs COwles, Lady cunard, Mrs.