Evening journal., 1905-03-03
Operating in clayton Street.

be mounted. About twenty-five horses
have been provided.
Z The regimant's headquarters at
Washington will be at No. 43 f street.
northeast. The hospital corps VIVA be
I'm charge OF Major France the surgeon.
First Lieutenant HaTyy Fox has been
detailed as acting adiutant Of the First
Battalion. The militia win return 20
Wilmington on Sunday evening.
The following uniform win be worn:
Dress uniform. cap, overcoat. white ool-
airs. black secs. blanket rolls contains
ing ponc4ho and necessary toilet arti-
oles White gloves will be worn during
the parade.
The usual guard will be maintained
en- route and none but those regularly
attached TO the organization VIII be
permitted on the train. A proper guard
win be maintained at the barracks, in
Washington. while the regiment Is
quartered there.
J. Albert Oliver. OF this city. the mes-
sengr who took the electoral vote OF
Delaware TO Washington, left for
Washington this morning. Tonight he
viii iattend a banquet at the Hotel Ar
lington to be given by the messengers
from the other states.
Governor and Miss Lea and party
went to Washington yesterday after-
noon in the private car OF General Man-
ager Brooks, Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road. The car was attached to the
train which loft FTech street station az
1853 o'clock.
Among the Whining gtonians who went
10 Washington today were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas II. savefy, Levy Court com-
missioners Brown. Logue and Green
field and Deputy Collector of Port Fred
Middleton and John Titus.
Never in the history OF inaugurations
were there such crowds Of people pour
ing into Washington as there are today
and every railroad in the country Is
taxed TO its utmost to accommodate the
travelling public.
At the b. & o. station this morning
there was q contsant changing OF bells
and juding OF steam as train after
train passed Though en- route from
points east 10 the Capital city. Trains
ran as best they could on any tima
that they could make. all of them rum
ming more or less late A freight
wreck on the New York division OF the
/ Pennsylvania at Trenton early this
morning tied up travel for several
hours causing trains to run after the
road was openedA at intervals OF from
three to five min ates apart. In a PER-
/ iod OF twenty minutes six heavily load
! ed passengers coaches OF from eight 70
twelve cars each passed through WI
mngton. A noticeable feature OF to-
days travel was the fact that although
4 the coaches were filled none was stand
ing i'm the aisles as no passengers were
allowed TO board trains on which they
could not be seated.
At 1015 o'clock this morning a detaal
Of six policemen under charge OF Cap
/ tain DUNCAN. of the 45th district mount
ed police, OF Philadelphia, passed
through the city. Attached to the TRAIN
were two Adams parlor horse cars
! carrying fourteen horses OF the POLICE
and their accoutrements Following
this was an extra made up of an en-
/ gine and two mail cars carrying man
from New York and the East to Wash
I ington
/ At Ills q special Of seven cars carry
1 ing the David II. Lane and the David
Martin Clubs. of Philadelphia, passed
through to be followed at noon by a
special carrying a detachment OF the
First Pennsylvania Infantry and band
At 1910 a special consisting of twelve
coaches carrying Companies A, c, I and
L. Eigth Massachusetts, Regiment cd
Infantry, and.nearly a hundred OF ths
Naval Brigade from Lynn. Mass. pull
ed out on all the trains were individ-
ual persons carrying flags and banners
enblematic Of the occasion. All this
afternoon trains carrying troops and
civilians are passing over the lines and
the travel win keep up until early to
morrow morning. Leaving New York
about 9 o'clock tonight there viii b<
nine extra trains composed Of ten Pull.
mans each which VIII pass through thif
city during the early hours Of the morn
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