Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-01

vehicle of the kind named upon his ticket.
such person not being required to await the
arrival at the pension building of the par
| ticular vehicle in which he came to the
building
| Tickets for vehicles of this character will
! be issued by the owners thereof, and the
members of the Livery Mems Associa ton
| will form their own clearing house for the
| settlement Of such tickets.
The driver Of every public vehicle shall
have with him the license certificate for
| such vehicle. The law imposes a penalty
| of $50 for driving a public vehicle without
| a license.
| Tickets for private carriages will be is-
| sued by the committee on carriages of
the inaugural committee, on March I. and
3. at room 2oS Colorado building, from a.
m to pm.
No owner driver or operator OF any We
| hcle as above mentioned shall refuse to
convey a passenger or passengers at the
foregoing rates; nor shall he when en-
gagged, take up any additional passenger
| or passengers without the consent of the
person or persons who first engaged him.
| The number of every public vehicle shall
| be plainly indicated on the glass OF its
| lamps: the figures shall not be less than
| one and one-half inches nor more than two
| inches in length.
Rough Riders Assemble.
The Rough Riders are assembling in
Washington to do honor to their distin-
! guished comrade Col. Theo. Roosevelt wi no
| will be formally inaugurated Saturday as
| President of the United States Many of
| the incoming trains are bringing members
of the famous organization, and by tomor-
row morning 1t is expected that the ma
jority of the Rough Rider guard of honor
will be here.
One of the first steps they will take will
be to hold meeting at 10 o'clock tomor-
row forenoon at the New Willard Hotel.
Col. Alexander o. Brode will preside. with
Major w. w. II. Llewellyn vice chair
man of the meeting. 1t was stated today
that the War Department has provided
thirty mounts for the Presidents Rough
Rider escort, but there will be ten MEM
bers of the First Volunteer Cavalry here
for every horse.
Mr.. c. E. Marshall. who served valiantly
as a member of the noted Troop K In Col.
RooseVelt's regiment, a busy man to-
day receiving and visiting his Rough Rider
comrades Mr.. Marshall resides in WASH
ington. He said Troop X known
| the millionaire troop" as 1t was claimed
that twelve of its members had reached the
millionaire GLASS in finances
Three punches of Rough Riders are
expected to reach Washington tonight from
New York city. Arizona and New Mexico.
| including Craig Wadsworth. Captain Wood
bury King and Reginald Arnold. Colonel
Benjamin F. Daniels of Arizona is at the
Raleigh. He was called upon today by q
number of his comrades
1t was stated today that the escort OF
Rough Riders for the President will at
their meeting tomorrow morning complete
details for their participation in the pa
rade. They will wear khaki service uni
forms. the only difference between their
suits and those Of the regular cavalry being
the Rough Rider neckerchiefs of blue with
white polka dots. These will be worn
about the necks of the men they were
in the Santiago campaign. Trooper Mar
shall of Troop K referred to these cloths
today as 'the colors of the Rough Riders.