Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-01
INAUGURATION
| PREPARATIONS.
ceremonies VIII t be On a '''9
Grand Scale
.,r,,Avr 70 PARTICIPATE
..,, Of illumination "A
90 . ', e. Honor CAS- veterans
or Refuse 10 Parade

tEs " nsxt Monday are ,,
StHlnl' ssomDetIon, and unless al, sign" y,
rsills ''' '.yn be a larger crown u
hh there WIZ ', witness the ceremonies
~ ',ll' washington has seen ''' '''''
yars ,.npural committee has
Ia' , ssa'I At work for more .,t than ana a
l~n ia a.,,s !, arrangements an. ana
s'nih p','ss features Of the aele-
Y IVY 'g'' =. well as the general , u. a." ",
nli 'n.; \. for the OCCASION will be e.. on
I'As'lu. a,,,nally fine scale The gen
- 'i I'.D,s,lops Of the city especially
al '' 3" ,'ns Of the parade, Will De
'Ais 'ns Ss and artistic in character
,t.n formerly ,o ovenue Will
l @s.,'"ated during the three nights
u.s. s,b and 9Th of Marcn as
W. , ~, a special feature WIZ H, ge
nsl s' ,Ss, part extending from FIJI.
NJ ! ., ssa' q seventeenth street, on
Z 49, I'm Il front Of the White e, i dssis-
y Y" ThIs section has been aes s ~
1, ,ss acourt Of Honor ana insh w
1ilid Ihe w. ~ Illumination VIII De
'i ~ s',su,ar drive in front OF me
, iSs mansion is included ID ,n's
s s's,i scheme Of Illumination ana
,., 1U' torce Of workmen has oegl cen en- en-.
, SssN iOr two weeks or more ~ 'n
ts1s,o, !" az pillars OF classic shape az
a'Su.u y intervals along this drive
s vt0m isess pillars novel effects in elec,
,rIc animation will be displayed, anu
u's !. S,psctsd that the court OF honor
viii 4 . M in beauty anything OF the
t VIM sysr before attempted IN TINS
country e,r and certainly in Washington,
Commander Baird, superintendent OF
NE state, war and navy department.
lgIJng, has placed electric lism's
aiming the well-known badge OF lne
rrhth and Ninth army corps as USED
duiIng the wal Of the rebellion on the
4 aa pavilion Of the big granite tri'
/ tepartment building, President NC,
4 Kinley as a major In the army served
n m both these corps during the clVli
\ war The Ninth corps badge mad us
H origin In the battle Of Roanoke Island
a in 1861. 10 which int army and navy
4 Joined forces In the attack on the en-
4 envy. II consists Of a gun and an an
Choir crossed The Eighth corps badge
Is a six pointed star and had rs origin
In the divisions that originally COM
posed that corps.
Word was received at the navy de-
partment today that the trading ship !
Dixie, which Il the flagship OF the |
feet ordered 10 tax part In the in
auguration ceremonies left Hampton |
Roads this morning FOR Alexandria. |
The old Warship Hartford is also
n within The same distance Of the capital |
Il These two vessels will probably anchor |
OF Alexandra tonight or tomorrow |
morning The Lancaster and Tope-
ka, undoubtedly will reach the same
rendezvous Saturday. II has been or
dered al the navy department to keep |
these vessels OF Alexandria and 10 |
bring their crews to this city on ferry
boats The big monitor Puritan Is at
The Washington navy yard, and will
remain there until after the Inaugural.
ton.
Representatives OF the various vet
ttan organlntolns who Yesterday
through Cen Daniel slckles declined
70 paFilcIpite In the inaugural cere-
none. etsle they were dissatisfied
Nllh ihe Place assigned them in the
Iarads l'tay declined an offer of
Grana Aishal Francis Y. Greene TO
tsha gad Of honor OF twenty men
i'Vn e.ta zeal post TO act as an escort
y !ne President The veterans declined |
Y nave any part In the ceremonies
snsa tbs Invitation was extended 10
~ Members Of veteran Organizations
Ississ avn" 0'her
h. y, s.i laasgural ceremonies proper for
Ens hTl time viii be conducted nv a
H. H., ompl''ee Of the Senate and
IT. 4 lAe custom heretofore being 10
. .sS !, lls conduct Of the inauguration
" s,sI r 2 the hands of the upper body
y wigts, At II o'clock Mr. Roose.
p b. va axe the oath of the Vice
n ' .'l IN the Senate chamber in
7. presence OF President Mckinley
\. AUST, distinguished company, After
Y y vsu'sry o. his inaugural address
~ wv !. =. resident will administer the
AZ 4, y .,. once to the senators-eIect
1900, =. noon Tie oath Of office viii no
ss nl, 70 President Mckinley bv
\, s ssuce RULER In front of the
~ '. w, to the capltol, where q
, N. ,O' Ihe purpose has been con-
!, ,.I \. Inc President then will dc.
I, ~ ~ inaugural address. He win
ssi,a ~ y. 'aneheon at the capitol before
's S ne brilliant inaugural ma rade
!. 'vv,,. a,, avenue 10 the execn.
4 ls,I I',gn Gen. Francis V. Greene
40. v.ss "a, "a parade as grand marshal
t \ ,,i, Mckinley will follow, escort
N !. eay q the parade ls alvldoa
b. y, na,,, divisions. military and |
~, VIII be a notable pageant
~, ,' rspects' A company of vol.
n ~, smps IRON Porto Rico win
lt,,s,lSs.o ., me FIRST brigade and be
4 s. feature Of the narsas o oe
tss 81 detachment of sailors and
NJ I, , o'clock p. m, the Court OF
4. sn, monl Of the White Uousa
Isrks , ra, a display OF aerial
ID, WI I', ~, washington monument
N = Inaugural ball which min
building s v greSt court Of the pen.
q ,bes oN wlll be the social fea.
oney a., OCCASION. Large amounts
other S S. oelng expended in floral
: bsv,naae decorations. and the , cool !
n rbs,. This part OF the pro.
NEAT r rooss have no doubt ibs,
sauty 'O on win eclipse in noin,
inrioD s sna .. brIlIiancy anything hing
!. 't't Il. Mckinley has decided 20
IN y The he cabinet. to u take az e,r the
ionsrp e nl al. with the e s1,. re,
= resis, Ssn ,ss GrIggs, who tbus
linen, y, a, the head az ,ho |
has, has f,,,,,l / is known sU' tb another ms |
Disrssts sre decided s,'a tina, his ba nr
rs = dIsnain and has ia % ne Z, cannot II
orsvears u,i He win remain iIn'G In Nsi |
until about Anr,p VI oi-