Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-22

Secretary and Mrs Satterlee, Admiral
| and Mrs. Cowles. Representative and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. Capt. Sims.
| Mrs. Lodge. Capt. Butt and Miss Has
ner. Senator Lodge went with the party
to the navy yard and remained until the
vessel sailed.
The steamer Washington sailed last
night with congressional party mum
bering 40.
The lighthouse tender Maple went
down the river with Secretary Sraus
and party of friends The lighthouse
tender Holly had aboard Assistant Sec
rotary Wheeler and his friends.
Trains Cannot Accommodate All.
Thousands of others went on avaiia-
Bile vessels and trains to Richmond and
Norfolk. All trains out of the Union
depot for Richmond and Norfolk were
packed The putting on of additional
cars did not fully relieve the demand.
There was struggle for tickets at the
, steamship wharves comparable only to
theater when the IS r. o." sign is
out. There were three river boats load
ed to the lawful limit and about 800 en-
pectant passengers turned away.
On the wharf at Alexandria there was
a party of twenty waiting to make the
trip The boats having all been fully
loaded at Washington, a score of disap-
pointed AleXandrians had to go home
and wait for newspaper accounts
1hN'O NSit NAH IL uOZen specials ana
chartered cars at the Union station The
last party. to leave numbered twenty
TWO, under the direction of Representa-
tive Broussard of Louisiana. Another
party headed by Col. William l.. Ward
left yesterday morning. About 800 sleep
er and Pullman tickets had been sold
at the Union station, and there were as
many more Norfolk and Old Point pas
sengers in the day coaches
Inc unusual rush for Hampton roads Is
accounted for by the hat
eiers who intend to take in the Inaugural
ton IN Washington came early in order
to see the review of the fleet.
Parties on Norfolk Boats.
The steamer Newport News, which
sailed early last evening, carried over
100 senator's and representatives. making
up her full complement with other pas
sengers.
Among others aboard We're Gen. Hum
phrey. Col. Ewing, Gen. Marshall. Capt.
James r. Oyster, Commissioner H. L.
West, Miss Helen Buchanan daughter of
Gen. Buchanan; Lieut. r. n. Berry. Mrs.
X. Z. jerks. Admiral and Mrs. p H.
MCGOWAN, Mrs. Darlington. Oscar White,
Mrs. w. A. Morsell. Lieut. Commander
Osterhaus, Mrs. Maddox and j. T Sum-
merlin.
The steamer Washington carried the
congressional party. officers and friends
TO the number of about 800.
In the party were Representatives Hull,
Ellis. Underwood. Foster, Lnahan, Lee,
Russell, Cravens, Denver, Broussard, Full
ton. Hall, Rauch. Bradley, Carter HARDY
Nye, Morse. Loudenslager. Hays. Nc
klnlay. Sturgis, Bannon, O'Conneli, Town
send. Loud, EIaugen. Padgett Slemp,
Hamilton, knopf. Snapp, Higgins Byrd,
Robinson, Campbell. Stevens. Harding,
Madison, Dixon, Mckinley Ruuker, Nc
CURE. Chapman, Cook. Reynolds. Bede.
Shackleford. Pray. Smith. Ashbrook,
Driscoll, Taylor. Marshall, Johnson. Sher-
ley. Needham, Pollard, Anthony. Hackett.
Mclaughlin. Lafean, Bates, Roberts
Ransdell, Randell. Langley. Hughes OF
New Jersey, Hughes of West Virginia.
knowland. Murphy. Hinshaw. Wilson,
Boyd, Hackney and Norris and Senator
Milton of Florida
A special boat carried the newspaper
men and their families, under the man
agement of A. II. Martin of Norfolk. The
party included Mr.. and Mrs Theodore
Tiller. NJ. w. Flynn, w. G. Miller Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Dunn. Frank H. Bush
wick and his son. Otto Praeger c. p.
Looney. Leroy T. Vernon. Mrs. II. L. Bry-
ant, Mrs. r. Fl. Patchin, Maurice Splain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Starek, Mr. and Mrs.
+. l. Whitehead and Miss Whitehead.
George r. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
Kern, o. F.. Schultz, ]. c. Welliver. Nor
rison Welliver. f. C. Weimer. W. S.
Couch. Mr.. and Mrs. George Garter, Mr..
and Mrs. III. J. Haskell. Mr.. and Mrs c.
way. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith. Fl. :.
Brown, r. " Oulahan, o. III. Stewart.
E. G. Lowery, J. l.. Yeagle and j. S.
Evans