The Washington times., 1905-02-18

man. The object of this committee IS
to prepare and print catalogue of all
places marked by the committee, and
likewise showing all historic sites on
and around Washington not marked.
To Establish Eight Stations.
There was a meeting of the public
comfort committee last night. and it
was decided to establish e gilt public
comfort stations throughout the city.
These stations Will be provided with
every convenience. including cots and
lounges for the tired and sick. Two in
formation booths will De erected, one at
the lexington station of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, and the other
on the vacant lot Immediately west of
the Pennsylvania depot In these
booths viii be guides, lists Of boarding
houses, etc
morning from William B. Martin. of
Company K. Second New Jersey Ma
tional Guard, stating that the governor
had refused permission to Companies &
and l. to attend the inaugural ceremo-
MES as a military body. Company K
will come as a civic organization and
| will march with the civilians.
The ball and supper tickets are selling
| with remarkable rapidity, and already
seats upon the various stands have been
mostly subscribed for. The Treasury
/ stands containing about 1000 seats at
the beginning of next week. This is
about 1000 more than was anticipated.
Plans for President.
| General Wilson. chairman OF the
| inaugural committee. called at the
White House yesterday afternoon and
| completed arrangements. in so far as
| the President himself is concerned.
were made with Secretary Loeb. 1t was
decided that the President would leave
| the White House at 1890 on the morn
ing Of March t. escorted by Gen, o. O.
Howard and staff. Squadron A, First
Cavalry, and a troop of thirty Rough
Riders On the Avenue, between Four
tenth and Fifteenth streets, a picked
body of veterans from the Grand Army
will wheel into the escort
/ President Roosevelt will proceed a
once to the Presidents room in the Sen
ate wing of the Capitol, where he viii
sign all bills of recent passage
At IL O'Clock Vice President-el
i Fairbanks win be sworn into office, and
in turn will swear in the Senators.
| The President will be sworn In abou
1890, on the stand in front Of the Capt
toll. and about O'Clock win begin hi
address, which will occupy about fort,
minutes Contrary 10 the usual rule
luncheon will not be served to the Presi
dent in the committee room of the Sen
ate Military Affairs Committee. He will
walt until he returns to the White
House for luncheon
| Review After Luncheon
When the President leaves the Capt.
toI about AS O'Clock, the great process
sion will follow behind him, but will re
main at rest all along the line of narcI
as soor, as he enters the White House
As soon as luncheon has been served
the President will take his position o
the reviewing stand, and between 25.0G
, and 80 600 men Will pass in review
About three hours will be consumed
the march
t The next thing in order will be tn
social functions at the Pension Office
= hich will begin at 1870. Chairma
Thorn. of the floor committee, has st
: lected his aides and floor captains, an
2 everything is in readiness for the grea
| ball and supper.
4 Reports from the headquarters {
| the various State National Guards in
D dictate great preparation for the Eis
4 to Washington. Every organizatio
: which has expressed it's intention I
s come has been drilling and workin
night and day in order to make a fir
c | showing.