The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
FLOCKIUG TO WASHINGTON
The Tide OF Inauguration Visitors
Has Fairly Set In.
PeHnSy Iyania and Maine send the
First COntingenfs OF TroopS-Hany
Military and Civic ORGANIZATIONS
Expected Tonight-At the Depots


railroad stations goes far toward confirm
| ne the prediction Of the railroad officials
| that the largest crowd in the history Of
| inaugural celebrations VIII be in the city
| by Monday morning From o'clock yes
! terday afternoon until midnight and from
early this morning the capacity Of the de-
| pots have been taxed to their utmost
| Many trains on the Baltimore and Ohio
! VIII stop at lexington. il having been
| found Impossible to accommodate them in
! the city yards. On the Pennsylvania most
| OF the Southern and all local trains stop
at Ninth Street and Maryland Avenue.
/ All excursion trains from adjacent points
| in Virginia halt at this point also. Wis
! itOrs are met at all stopping points. by
| members OF the Committee on Public
( Comfort, and directed TO their boarding
| houses.
| The officials of the Pennsylvania Rail
road have been busy since last midnight
handling the extra rush Of trains Ar
l rangements have been made for the re-
ception of distinguished visitors and the
arrival Of the national guests will be ac-
complishCd without confusion.
Governor Odell and staff. of New York.
/ reached the city shortly before o'clock
and We're escorted TO the Arlington. where
the Empire State Excessive viii make
| his HEADQUARTERS
Governor Dietrich, of Nebraska with
his staff. arrived on a special train from
Lincoln shortly before , O'Clock this aft
ernoon. Other State executives are ex-
pected to reach the city tonight and to-
morrow
4 number Of military organizations are
already in the city and more are coming
| in on special trains. One regiment of the
State NationaI Guard Of Pennsylvania. the
Twelfth. arrived over the Pennsylvania
this morning II is under the command of
Col Charles VI. Clement The special
trains on which II arrived stopped al the
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue Bridge southeast
and the troops disembarked at that point
II was thought advisab bic rot to bring the
trains further into the city The Keystone
State soldiers stacked their guns AL went
in1o temporary camp Later in I g day
they Were marched TO the quarters which
have been assigned to them They attract
ed considerable attention on the streets
this morning as they mached up town
Ten more regiments OF the PenusyI-
vania militia viii arrive this afternoon
and tonight The other regime s from
fhat state which VIII be in .ht Inau-
gural parade are the First, Second. Third,
Fourth. Sixth Fifth. Ninth Tenth. Four
teenth, and Sixteenth. which VIII reach
the city in the order named.
Three trains bringing q provisional reg
imeut Of the New jersey National Guard
wiz pull into the Pennsylvania yards to-
night
Troop a, Of Cleveland Ohfo. which win
act as the President y special escort win
not get here until tomorrqsP morning st
10 o clock II VIII come Ia the theSa-
peake ana Ohio Troop 4 VIII form one
OF the most Interesting commands in The
Inaugural pageant
Two companies Of the Grove CITY COL
iege Cadets. of Grove CITY, Pa. l52 in
number, came in this morning Maine +
also already represented among the Wis
iunS military organizations ~ present in
the city Company Al of the First zIaire
National Guard. comma ndlei BY CaptaIn
J. W Graham. arrived over the Penn
sylvania early this morning. On the sec
ond section, Company c. and the Signal
corps pulled into the city, accomPa ned
By Major Wclch. The Maine boys are
chartered at the Cutler House.
The advance guard Of the famous Rich
mond tireys- il. their Confederate grey
uniforms reached the city from Rich
mond- Va this morning The rest of the
9ESa iZaIIOl- commanded BY Capt Q o
StYiie, the Fifth Richmond Cavalry and
company II, Of the Seventeen Virginia
National Guard viii come in from the
Soutl tonight and viii be taken in charge
By t. Virginia Congressional delces tIou
The IIchm0nd HOWiizrrS Will arrive over
The Southern Railroad at I-30 tonight
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