The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
Is FILLED
Inauguration Overflow in the
Monumental City.
THOUSANDS FROM MARYLAND
If Storm Breaks II Is Expected that
100000 MaryIanders Will Come TO
Washington TO-day-NiIitary, Re-
publican Clubs, and other Orr
ganiKatiOnS 10 Participate.
.rs-ial 10 NE washisEtou Herald.

SIsscial 70 The Washington Herald
Baltimore. Nd. March S.-The advance
guard OF the Baltimore representation
which win participate tomorrow in the
great national pageant left this city to-
day, when all outgoing trains were
crowded with WashingtOn-bound passen-
gers.
From Eve TO ten thousand Baltimoreans
viii have arrived in Washington by to-
night.
Beginning at 710 o'clock tomorrow
morning the organizations VIII begin 10
move on the Capital in the chartered spe-
cials. Military. political. civic. and bust
ness bodies VIII leave this city TO partici-
pate in the inauguration. The dandy
Fifth Regiment left this city this after
noon for Washington, and this crack
command. with its gorgeous uniforms. wiz
be one Of the attractions Of the parade.
Gov. CrOthers Heads sIaryIanders.
At s O'Clock Gov. Crothers. with his
STAFF and party. viii leave over the Balti-
more and Ohio FOR Washington. Leaving
al the same tine win be the First and
Fourth Maryland regiments and one com
pany Of the coast artillery. These viii
participate in the inaugural parade. with
The governor and his military staff in
the lead
At s o'clock also the Union League Of
Maryland. composed OF practically an OF
the big Republican politicians In the
State. viii leave over the Baltimore and
Ohio. Accompanying this organization
VIII be the German-American Republican
Club and Zeta Conclave, Heptasophs The
entire trainload VIII occupy a special
stand in Pennsylvania avenue, from
which they viii view the parade. The
Merchants and Manufacturers Associa-
ton and the Baltimore Bargain House
Will come in Two special trains.
Felix AgnUs Garrison, Of the Army and
Navy Union. and the local camp OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic. viii leave
Baltimore AT 10 o'clock in the morning.
occupying their own special train. The
veterans and the union members expect
to form a part OF Maryland's contingent
in the parade.
Special Trains Every Few Minutes,
Both the Pennsylvania and the BaIti-
more and Ohio railroads have announced
that they VIII operate fast trains both
ways al day tomorrow between Wash
ingtOn and Baltimore. and the electric
line viii operate an aH-night schedule to-
night with a ten-minute schedule from ,
O'Clock in the morning until the crowds
are properly handled This last company
expects TO handle I9.0o0 people By itself.
Should the clouds rift ana a fair day
dawn tomorrow. more people wiz leave
this city for Washington than have ever
before attended an inauguration No less
than IoG,o0o people VIII so. and it is esti-
mated here tonight that fully $500 peo-
pie win be left behind on account OF the
limited service between the two cities
Baltimore hotels are reaping a harvest
from the overflow Inauguration crowds.
The Massachusetts, COntinentaIs arrived
here this afternoon, and will make head
quarters IN this city. Hundreds. almost
thousands. Of inauguration visitors have
come 10 Baltimore rather than take
chances on procuring accommodations in
Washington. There is not a spare room
IN a Baltimore hotel tonight