New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-03-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
STRUGGLE IN HOURS LATE
Washington Visitors Get IA Tired,
Hungry and Disappointed.

story @ slusE. and rain. feet. colds dis
a,,poinlraent and discomfort. But those who at
.a-5e7 The bah felt better than those who relied
,,,ar the outdoor ceremonies and the parade foE
their enjoyment
Four members of the Tth Regiment including
sa~rea-r and three urivates arrived during the dav
The FIST one came on the Baltimore K OHIO train
,-ri-b reached Jersey CITY at J0:2J O. m the first
train 10 arrive from Washington during the day.
ne sai5 he had 10 leave his com. uons on account
- .=siness and started from Washington shortly
after midnight The band and field musicians Of the
-oq+--e-t. he said were separated from the main
b,5v r. EaitizlC-t. and did not reach Washington
5.r,tI evening Thursday he said that his regi-
-,s-+. was 10 leave Washington last night.
We didn'; miss mach by not arriving IN Wash
ineton until o. m on Thursday lie said. for
rb terrible conditions for marching YOU never saw
az course We were sorry, bit the boys were TO be
rsrleryei 10y President Taft and Governor Hughes
rn-77v. the sting OF the disappointment vas
roraeuhat relieved
s-VENTH HOME THIS MORNING.
>-,..,-z had beer heard from Washington at. the
- Regiment Arrno-y last night. but the baltimore
r. 0+f5 train DISPATCHER said that the regiment was
70 leave washington al 10 p m and would reach
7s-se,. CITY al . or 8 to-day
rains came in The Pennsylvania and Balti-
nor & Ohio a. intervals Of fifteen minutes all
evening most OF which were from one and one-haIf
- two and oae-half hours late. Wires were stsu
down and trains had 10 so slow owing TO the alb
.s-ra AZ teleEraphic communication south Of Bush
ali
Cftentirres there was scarcely q distance Of more
,+,s, p few hundred yards between trains.
Trains No g. and No. So the Pennsylvania,
-vr,eb caused much anxiety during the day. We're
.o,,ns 70 have been withdrawn No so was to leave
washington at 72.55 and No. SO AT 1890 The
4c;eIs were unable 70 answer inquiries about these
specia trains uutl evening. when they finally
learned that Trey had not 1T Washington all
PASSENGERS Who were booked on train No. 90 ar
rived on another special at 100. The trainmaster
10 C--- --- Fc had do
for passengers on No SO
NEW ToRKERs FINALLY ARRIVE.
Friends OF The Republican County Committee
were unable TO answer questions concerning the
Whereabouts Of the one thousand strong who were
supposed 10 have left Washington yesterday morn
Ing But finally they got iu At midnight. much the
worse for wear. but with plenty Of enthusiasm
TWO sections o. the Massachusetts Coast Artil-
lsry and Two sections Of the 9th Massachusetts
Infantry arrived At Jersey City on the Baltimore
& Ohio al $50 p n. The coast artillery was
transferred 10 the Plymouth. special boat of the
Fall River Line. and made the trip 10 Fail River
hy wafer The Essex Troop Of Newark left
Philadelphia the Baltimore & Ohio at 7-33
o'clock and arrived IN Newark shortly after 10
P N. They were two and half hours late and
were hungry. and their uniforms showed hard
usage but none e them said that he was sorry
he made the trip
The FrsIuEhuysea Lancers. Of Newark. arrived
q noon over the Baltimore & Ohio The Rich /
-asnd County Republican organization arrived late
in the afternoon. Transferring AT Crawford June /
ION l1a ='.-= - '-e --.-ioi7 q '-'-o ~
ea'e -. -. -. = o.. -. -
- - -. IT,,
hsn~ anu wee IN
the same road al midnight and were expected 10
Te-en jersey ny a. q III
- - 80 - ~ -. -s-o
- - s.
RUSH FOR HOME
a moi Of wet and thoroughly mad people hent
uDsr. Getting hone as soon as possible" sid ore
q them gathered 81 the station Immediately after
The parade Sil--HE room vas a. a premium. ana
e'ei3 --ie a IAN -1-A5- ia "a "-9 ~SLi 1oL
'-7 go. -'-.o"1 - ~ - -!
- - - -
grolcn. waiting Tor another tram 10 appear
far - Mos ~ me rear-e had 70 [.ar ,,ntiI
Philadelphia was reached before they could satisfy
tie pa1ss of hunger And as trains went that
meant 'a-g time between meals IA an al--nish;
'--f u ----e i---a-
Aeu S-oa- nave seen ii-se - est tOl-ilelS s-'i-p
from -t l'a'" yesterday -.'''E i-l--e "L'Siie va
NE BROAD street Sl-li'i III -'-l3eli.-'-"' si'u d
s-Is-Fe-- --'. --ae no --'--'-T AZ L@t--''S me
o-a.'- y. e-- a~aS L=' 10 a. ' -, -, |
ara pore a'-h o-ei. me --l'1il counters as u ''ey
pted the poa- fellows Tlo came IN after them.
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Room al In principal hotels couldn't be had
money was s-.,,srar..,- ~, ,l.se4+ 81 l-ere5 .
night clerk s. 10 give me = he'd and ne said: (
Ky dear s- co..5n-- stv. Won, .. he'd for 80 200
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