The Washington times., 1904-09-25
STRENUOUS DAY
FOR ARCHBISHOP
Morning Service at Old ST.
Johns.
EVENING AT ST. ALBAN'S
Grand Procession From chuych to Plat
form Headed by Marine Band.
Primate VIII Speak.

Today Will be the greatest one Of the
archbshop's visit 10 Washington. An
elaborate program has been prepared. a
program which viii keep the distin-
guished visitor on the go from early in
the morning until late IN the afternoon.
Thousands viii journey to Mount St
Adams I'm the afternoon 20 attend the
special unity service TO be held there.
while hundreds viii a~near at 81. Johns
Church in TIE morning, when the pri-
mate Of all England will participate in
the services.
1t is estimated that at least 10000 per
sons viii attend the open-air services il
the weather holds good. Should rain
come down the services will be held IN
Convention Hall instead of at the ca
Ithedral site.
Last night Bishop SatterIee was un-
easy on account of the weather. He
communicated with the Weather Bureau
and was told by the Chief forecaster
that there was a storm or the northern
lakes which might possibly come this
way. At 10 o'clock last night the latest
returns from the weather stations We're
sent to Bishop Satterlee. and another
statment viii be sent him at 10 O'Clock
this morning. in order that he may
have plenty Of time TO order a change
In the plans II he thinks it best 20 do so.
Program for the Day.
The program as arranged for today
is as follows:
Holy Communion, early in the morn
Ing. celebrated by the archbishop at
Bishop satterIee's private chapel in his
residence
At II O'Clock. St. Johns Church. Six
teenth and II Streets northwest. ser
vices at which, the archbishop viii Of
ficiate.
At o'clock, at ST. Adams. on the
National Cathedral grounds. a special
peoples even-song in the open air. at
which the English primate will deliver
an address
This service at 3 D. m, viii be the
chief event not only OF the day. but of
the entire visit in Washington. Spec
tators numbering close to 1900 are ex-
pected TO be present, and complete ar
rangements, providing for them and the
participants, have been made.
The Railway Facilities.
Access to the Cathedral site. Mount
St Alban, will be by any branch of the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany Of Street lines), transferring at
corner Of Thirty-second and p Streets.
or by Capital Traction Companv's lines
via Chevy Chase line. Persons taking
the latter line will alight at Cathedral
Avenue and Connecticut Avenue: from
there stages win be run direct to the
Cathedral grounds. for which a fare Of
cents viii be charged each way.
Stages viii begin running at 1 p. m and
continue until $3.50 p. m
At the close Of the service the trips
Will be resumed and continue until 6 o.
m. Ticket sellers Will be posted on
Connecticut Avenue to sell stage tickets
until SD. aud after that they will take
position at Cathedral grounds 10 sell
tickets for return trip as soon as the
services are over. Those who prefer 10
walk viii need twenty minutes from
Chevy Chase cars to the grounds. and
thirty minutes from Dupont Circle via
Massachusetts Avenue
By Avenue Cars.
Persons who find il more convenient
to take Pennsylvania Avenue cars may
take the Tenleytown line at Thirty-sec-
ond and NJ Streets. paying extra fare
The officers Of both electric lines have