The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-31
RUSH TO ALBANY
FOR INAUGURATION
BREAKS RECORDS
Demand on Hotels From Poll
ticians More Than Three
Times Capacity.
SUFFERS DUE TO-DAY.
Gov. Dix Vacates Executive
r. Mansion and Place Is Ten
antless for Night.

nv nigh, avorvhod,, ~, ,,,,i,,o.i i,,,no,.
tnnce viii he her. Tho c.,.. ava -
t,urants have nrenared for tho lIv.,,ost
New Years Eve Tho can,,al cItv has
..en IN y.,r. ga ,.,l. r...r,.,,,..-
have been rsesivsa by ,sI.sr,os ,ram al,
over the State. The demand for hotel
Accommodations is already three times
greater than can be supplied.
The eleventh hour evacuation Of the
Executive Mansion by Governor and Mrs.
Dix is responsible for two unfounded re-
ports that we're In circulation. One
was that Mr.. suixer was disposed to
criticise his predecessor, he other that
there had sprung I'D between Mrs Dix
and Mrs. Suixcr a GOODNESS that would
not be smoothed over. even for appear.
snce's sake. at the ceremonies to-mor-
row.
was further asserted that Mrs. DIE
sno MRS. Suixer would not ride together
From the Executive Mansion 10 the Cap
biol. This Is true. But the only reason
Tor TINS " that such a custom does not
prevail. Inc incoming first Lady OF the
state ana the outgoing First Lady OF the
ntaie nave always met In the ofhce OF
us Seere'ary OF STATE "here the oath
OF otuce - administered. Following this
custom MRS DIX ana mrs' suiher VIII
meet bhere ana tnere ID every reason TO
oeheve tnsy VIII srest each other most
cosy.
UOMOH CAUSES UsSTHeoS TO
the TWO WOMEN.
More than = week ago reports came
20 the cars OF Mrs. Dix that she and
AIRS. Suiser would not appear particu-
xArly friendly ut the Inauguration cere-
monies Mrs. Dix. according to reliable
information. Immediately wrote . long
letter 10 Mrs. Sulser depiorinx the circu-
lation OF such rumors and assuring her
che would do everything In her power
70 facilitate and make pleasant the ar
rival OF MRS sulser ana her husband ~
Albany AIRS suiser replied 10 Mrs' DIX
IN kind.
Mr.. sulxer's inaugural will be much
less elaborate than most OF ms prede'
csssors' Inc oa'h Oh once VIII DO ~"-
ministered 10 Mr. suiSer py Ch'et JUS
ues Cullen OF the Court OF Appeals IN
steao Oh py the secretary OF Sta'e'
~. suiser wiz 20 10 'he EAeeuuVe Man
s'on carry to'morrow morning. .ne'~
10 Dc joined oy MS military san' Gov
A sna Ms mhtary stan VIII arrive
nere 's'er. Inc STAN OF tne AdJutAh'-
wiz $50 sse"o'e neIo' A.
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ouseIs VIII ALSO re"a'" over ns"' ~
t"s wynn nome Contrary 10 'he usua
custom no banquet VIII Dc tendered p'
oev. Dx 10 Ms successor rms. u II
eaio' 10 because MI. suiser expressed
desire 10 torexo sueh . function.
NO NOW IN ORGANIZATION OF
LEGISLATURE EXPECTED.
The organization of the LexislAtu',
may be accomplished without anything
approaching row. Robert F. Wagner
will be reelected President pro tenn o
tine Senate. Alfred Il. smith Of New
York will be elevated to the Speaker
s,ip OF the Assembly without oppos
t,or. Edward ID. Jackson of Erie vii
-. nal. naior,,v leader of the Assam
~. II,
W. "s'''a - '"'"A" VI
% CHOSEN minority ieAdef OF the A.
semoIy.