The Washington times., 1905-03-01

book Is dedicated to the American pub
lie. and contains twelve articles. writ
ten by well known local newspaper
men and writer's The articles are as
The Day and the Man" by Walter
Welirlan; president Roosevelt" a bio
vice President Fairbanks Families
of the President and the Vice Presi-
dent: by Abby G. Baker The Elec-
toral College and the Vote by William
ana The President and His Office by
" W Price; Washington by Minor
Daign," by Ernest G. Walker; Makers
of Modern History. d story of Presi-
genital ..oI pessibilities, by William w
and The Inaugural Ceremonies and
Committees" by Woodwork Clum.
From Palmetto State.
Chairman Weller was today notified
that Company b, of Columbia. s. c..
better known in the Palmetto State as
the Richland Guards are coming to
the inauguration. This is the only South
Carolina organization which VIII par
t!eipate in the parade. and is the first
marched in the InaugIrsi na+aeie of
Republican President. They will be as
signed to appropriate quarters.
Public Comfort Committee.
There viii be a meeting tonight of
the executive committee, and later in
the evening of the whole committee on
public comfort Badges will be deliv-
cred to the members and final instruc-
tons given
Chairman Weller says that all mem
bers must attend or he will be com
PEELED TO drop them from the commit
on --+x-
he says that he thinks all members of
his committee who are in the Govern
ment employ should take leave on
Thursday and Friday and help receive
strangers.
Work on Court of History.
The committee on street decorations
began work on the court of history this
morning al an early hour, and COM
menced to place the statuary in posi-
ton. The work was interrupted by the
snow storm, but will be continued to-
morrow if the weather permits Great
carloads of palms, garlands, and ferns
We're received by the committee. yester-
day from the South. and will be used to
beautify the court
When the committee closed it's offices
last night the records showed that more
flags had been distributed than during
the entire inauguration four years a go.
About 900 flags have been loaned to
march No more flags will be given out
after tomorrow afternoon at $50. The
committee is endeavoring 10 notify
decorators to shake the snow from their
flags and decorations, as they may
freeze and be BADLY injured.
Receives Many Calls.
Chairman Warner received many calls
today from representatives of civic or
CARNATIONS which will marc,l in the
parade Among the most noted which
called at his office were men from Co
lumbus Glee Club and the Phelps
Guard. of Patterson. n. J.
Mr.. Warner viii entertain during the
inauguration, Gen- and MRS o. u. How
ard, Gen and Mrs. Daniel D Wheeler
and Gen. Joseph Wheeler.
Mr. Warner requests that every mem
Der OF his committee who is assigned to
meet incoming organizations at the sta
tons be sure and keep his engagements
The Hon. II. V. Speeiman of Cincin-
general of the Third Brigade, First 6i-
vision, civic organizations
Chairman N;:n Wickle of the commit
tee on marking historic sites is ready
to distribute the catalogue of sites which
his committee have marked
Carriage Arrangements.
Chairman ". s. Knox. of the commit
tee on carriages; Frank X. Raymond
vice chairman, and Dr. Floyd V. Brooke
secretary. have finally made arrange
ments for their portion of the inaugural
ball.
The rules for the guidance fer those
who viii use carriages in going to the
ball Saturday night include the follow
ing:
All livery carriages shall deliver their
passengers at the c. street entrance To
the Pension building, approaching the
same from the north by way of the west
side OF Fourth street northwest and G
street northwest. Their proceed to Fifth
street northwest, and turn toward the
nofeh on Fifth street. To take away
passengers they shall approach the @
street entrance of the Pension bnfldinr
oLa depart therefrom by the same route
dfld III the same manner
,e All private carriages shall deliver their
passengers At the Fifth street entrance
20 the Pension building forming on ths
NORTH Slde OF + street for such Dlrnosa
ailG SIteF unloading shall proceed xveSf
on G street, on the sofifh sid !" - -
2eNefth street. To take away PASSENGERS
tneg si1aH again approach BY way of The
Ll .h side OF street, to the Fifth street
Sengers, and depart from the bufljinp
by the same route as before
All motor vehicles shall aunroacb the
ds1Sion building from the east by way
U u street northwest. leave their mas
SengerS ar the Fourth street ,1.,.ir-ro
to the Pension buiidfnr and G - silCe
lnefeIFom toward the south alone
aoufih street northwest to f street
al "a TIE east along L Sreet- To
take away passengers thew shall az
proach and depart from the same en-
france OF the building in the same Wav
and manner as before 90
Use of Carriages.
"A person holding ticket for hired
HVery vehicle viii have the privilege
when leaving the Pension building. of
taking any vehicle Of the kind named
upon his ticket. such person not being
required 10 await the arrival at the
tension building Of the particular We
hicie in which he came to the bpiIdinc
Tickets for vehicles of this character
VIII be issued by the owners thereof.
ana the members Of the Livery Mems
association Will form their own clear
ING house for the seLilernA,lt Of s1,cL.