Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-02-28
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Pi'eh the curiosity OF news seekers,
the entire square is boarded up on
all sides. The library will be huilt
from white marble and will contain
two stories and basement. In the
latter will. be located children's
rooms. bindery, packing rooms,
lunch rooms, kitchen, pantries, and
store rooms. On the first floor will
be found the general reception room,
the librarians Office, the catalogue
and reference rooms, as well as the
! reading rooms. The floors in con-
formity with the rich and elaborate
outer decorations and ornamental
ton, will be finely finished, laid in
mosaic, wainscotted in high light
polished oak, with much ornamental
| IRON and bronze work to relieve the
decorative plastering. On the second
floor will be located "A lecture room.
memorial hall, the offices OF the
trustees, a special newspaper and
magazine room, and study hall
and stock room From this it will
be appreciated that the new struc-
ture will be an ideal public library.
The official program of the pro-
ceedrngs at the Capitol has been
completed and signed by the MEM
bers of the Joint committee of the
Senute and the House OF Represent, ,
atlves in the inaugural ceremonies.
OF which Marcus A. Hanna is chair
man. Of these the Government
Printing Office has issued 10000
copies in pamphlet form. This pro.
gram is the positive declaration as
to the exact moment at which each
OF the Legislative, executive and Judi
cial bodies shall enter the Senate
Chamber to witness the administra-
tion of the oath of office to tile Vice
President-elect. who shall be admitted
to the foer, who to the galleries and
who to the stands on the East front
OF the Capitol. When former gov
ernor Roosevelt has taken the oath
OF Office, administered by the Presi-
|! dent pro tempore, Senator Frye Of
Maine, the Senate wifi dfiiour1, after
! prayer Of Chaplain Afterwards the
President-elect, the Vice President,
the Justices Of the Supreme Court,
Senators and Representatives. in
Congress, with representatives OF
foreign countries, will proceed to the
stand erected on the east front of the
Capitol. The President will there
take the seat reserved for him, with
Chief Justice Fuller on his right and
Sergeant.at-Arms OF the Senate on
his left. The committee on arrange
ments will occupy seats immediat teIy
behind; and in addition are special
seats reserved for ex-Presidents and
ex-Vice Presidents. When all have
assembled and in due time, Chief
Justice Fuller will administer the
oath Of office to the President-elect,
who will thereupon deliver his in
augur:!] address. When this is done
the presidential party will proceed
towards the White Hodse, escorted
by a monsterparade OF about 80 900
marchers, it is estimated. ThOus-
ands from all parts Of the United
States will be present to witness the
consummation OF last years victory
for the Republican party.
The congress of the "Daughters of
the American Revolution has been
in session during the past week. It
has been attended witha most signal
display Of womanly activity as we'll
as with number of 'ssWell" social
functions. The greatest interest,
however, has been centered in the
contest preceding the election of a
President General. At the present
writing it seems fair to Judge that
Mrs. Senator Fairbanks, OF Indiana,
has secured the coveted honor. The
other two candidates are Mrs. Ne
Lean, OF New York, and Mrs. Roeb-
ling, OF New Jersey. Each one is
spoken of as highly accomplished
lady, distinguished as speaker
coupled with great executive ability.
There is every Indication that an
extra session OF Congress will he
called for March 1S, 1901. Pres.
Mckinley thinks the Cuban question
OF so much Importance that it will
require immediate attention.
The Cuban Constitution was signed
by the delegates yesterday and de-
livered into the hands OF Governor
GoDorol Wood fo dow r. Mill ba