New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
ROOSEVELTS INAUGURATION.
pL4NS FOR IN IMPOSING CEREMONY At FLASHING
TON THIS WEEK
arrangements Practically Completed for Exercises
than Any Other President Has Had
rrsox THE TRIBUNE BURzAU.l

rFaoN THE TRIBUNE BUREAUl
.t-cton Feb Arrangements for the
-etion Of President Roosevelt are now prac-
~ ~ corn2lered, and the ceremonies will be of
p''H' ,,aborate character than ever before under
shoe :. anv similar event in the nations history.
sAhe" = ,rark Of the inaugural committee done,
-,,g !" i- Of course, the many minor details which
sS,d attention At the last moment General John
- T-,lson chairman of the committee, declares
- r,Iv satisfied with the progress made, and
..~srses the committees qualification at the cord
a. and effective cooperation. not only OF the SUP
po.r,;,tees and Washingtonians, who are Locally
s.sres;ed but of public spirited citizens generally
.s-orChout the United States, who have inolcated
s. .ber efforts and aid that they desire the cere-
sr,ss Of March TO he unparalleled IN point OF at
s-sTrveness display and patriotic enthusiasm
TIMETABLE OF THE DAY.
n. following schedule has been prepared by the
,,nrnittee which covers the ceremonies Of the day.
- O'Clock in the morning until midnight closes
,ss festivities OF the inaugural ball;
nam-President Roosevelt leaves White House
for Capitol. acconlaniea ny oUnesiaIiT, deeip
mated organizations
na m-Doors Of Senate Chamber opened TO high
government officials, Ambassadors ana Ministers
"a The United States. Senate galleries opened TO
guests with cards
u=5a m-Presidsut Roosevelt enters Senate Cham
her and Is seated front OF the desk of the
rresiding officers.
., - The oath Of Office administered to Vice
President M Fairbanks delivers his inaugural
address.
-gor r,-E,rtire assembIage proceeds to stani at
east front Of the Capitol, where President Roose-
Welt takes ti3e oath Of office and delivers his
Inaugural address.
by Rough Riders and Squadron a, Of New-York
ffront Of White House
20 p m-Iuunination of the city and display of
fireworks ellipse south Of the White House
80 7. INDOORS Of Pension Building oPened Tor the
reception 0f guests TO the inaugural ball.
So n-iaauguraI ball opened by President Roose-
welt Al midnight all inaugural festivities will
conclude.
The inaugural rarade will naturally be the espe-
csl attraction for the thousands OF visitors, and
ell the details for the splendid spectacle have been
50 carefully worked out that the various organiza-
iions participating VIII have only to follow orders,
keep step to the inspiring martial music and ac-
knowledge the plaudits Of the two solid rows of
patriotic humanity lined up either side OF
FennsyIyan-a-ave. to do them honor.
THE PRESIDENTS B0DYGUARD.
A picturesque feature OF the parade viii be the
Presidents personal escort Of Rough Riders. The
favored few were selected by Major w. H. II.
ilewellyn. Of New-Mexico. and Governor Alexander
Brode OF Arizona, who picked the best riders from
the Presidents old regiment. General Chaffee has
collected the mounts for the guard at Fort Myer.
and wil have them here for the troopers when
they arrive IN Washington, on March The
Rough Rider guard is follows:
Colonel ALEXANDER BROD1Ep fhoshl1. RITA
Gsjor " E Il LLEWELtyyE. New-MeEioa.
cs6ssiH 1tssiir FFITz MULLER New-Aexico,
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st4 SsFsR 59iEs \ 5 h1II6ER ckIIDEE9RckZ ZrA6as A5slon'
3 F NANILEs. arizona
c Z MILLS Arizona.
4,iL.bAAi 4MiLIAM SIoKA 4 < DET4RAUx. TsTfsR Colorado
aFERafAN BELL Colorado
WARRE5E z cRocKI:TT. -c5ss,a GsSsEEts-
captain FRANK FEAAPzi9 fg55szi-G qKSs0as Ns1I1or,
RoBERT n n FURGERsoN NewvYGFh
CHARLES e. 47 KS96l1AgSH' = Ga ,syrYo2 Ns@yf9A
4sg;sDsn 4eeDsn f4EGE 74i EHT 3 M5S3A A1kShsss
T5IlIRTDGE {. JORDAN; Washington, D, c.
GUY MarRcI5iE Massachusstfs
v WILLIAM Il li-> + MATTocSs washington. D. C
:. o. WELLS. Michigan.
The cavalryrnen will all be dressed IN khaki uni
forms blue shirts blue polka dot neckties, service
nlouch hat military gauntlets brown leggings.
black shoes and brass army spurs. If the day is
the troopers VIII appear in their shirt sleeves
Ttth their coats strapped behind their saddles: II
& is cold they win their coats. but matter
how ineleuent the weather. overcoats and capes
wIu not be worn. -Four Of the guard viii precede
the Presidents carriage on the march; two VIII
ride each side. and the rest Will follow imrne-
diatey behind. The original plan as agreed upon
BY the President, Governor Brodie and Major Lew
elyn called for an escort Of fifty men. but General
Charee persuaded them 10 reduce the number. on
account Of the difficulty he found in obtaining the
required number Of matched horses
cow PUNCHERS IN LINE.
Seth Bullock. Sheriff of Deadwood. idol Of South
Dakota picturesque plainsrnan. and withal gen
ternaa. who enjoyS the personal friendship OF
President Roosevelt is busy out in the hills Of the
Eorthwest gathering together band of genuine
Western cowboys whom he will bring to Wash
ihgton arrayed In all their fantastic regalia to
Participate in the inaugural parade. Seth Is con-
serTative man. but even be admits that when
these sun Drowned boys of the West prance up and
down PenusyIvania-ave. on their ponies the multi
tnde VIII be delighted, and the inaugural visitors