Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-05

WASHINGTON. Il. C.. March A.
President Wilson and his official
party opened the day by driving to
the white house for formal greetings
with Presitent Taft followed by the
drive OF the presidential party to
the capitol Mrs. Wilson and family.
and Mrs. Marshall remained at the
hotel to be escorted to the capitol
later nv military aide
Meantime the escort for the presi-
Dental party was assembling in the
parkways adjoining the white house.
Foremost in this escort was the
Essex troop from Mr. Wilson's own
state With them. from Mr. Mar
shall's state, rode the black horse
troop of indiana. One thousand
Princeton men with touches of their
college colors, We'd with the mounted
escort in number and activity.
TAFT and Wilson Together.
Mr.. Taft and Mr. Wilson occupied
carriages with members OF the in
auguraI committee; Mr.. Marshall and
Senator GallingeT. president pro TEN
of the senate. following Immediately
in another carriage with other mem
beers of the committee; carriages fol-
lowing with members of Mr.. Taft's
retiring cabinet.
I'd fsn
thoroughfares converging at the CAPT
toll were packed from an early hour
of the day to witness this move OF
the presidential party to the CAPT
toll. From the white house TO the
capitol steel cables strung along the
curb held back the spectators aud
traffic was suspended.
At the capitol the committee Of
arrangements was ready to conduct
Mr.. Taft and Mr. Wilson to the
marble chamber known as the presi'
dents room. just off the lobby lead
ing to the senate chamber. Others
Of the committee waited 10 conduct
Mr.. Marshall and Senator Gallinger
10 the vice-president's room, at the
opposite end OF the senate lobby.
The arrival of the presidential
marty was timed to bring 1t to the
capitol a full hour before the opening
of the actual Inauguration ceremony
at noon. This was to give sufficient
time TO Mr.. Taft to sign bills being
nassed in the last hour OF the expir
i,e sod congress. The cabinet Of
the outgoing president accompanied
him. 10 inspect the newly passed 0hl'
pertafning TO their departments anC
~ advise the president as to his
signature or veto.
Meanwhile the, senate and house O
CONSERVATIVES we're pressing mat
tars to a final conclusion, in tbs
hurry to have all legislative business
cleared well before noon. In th'
bonse there we're the, usual elosint
eysrclses. with resolutions of thanks
10 the speaker. 1t was the aim o
,be leaders 20 close. the proceeding
sufsieiently before noon 20 PERM
the membership OF the house L
march in a body to the senate Wihi
os the capitol. there to take IN
seats set apart for them in the sen
ate chamber for the inauguration
ceremonies of the vice-president.
senate galleries were thronge'
early with a brilliant assemblase u
which women largely predominated
their gowns and hats giving gai'
aanearance TO the upper portion o
the chamber. The diplomatic ga
ler,es were strictly reserved for IN
families of the representatives OF fo'
eign governments. and the presiedn
and vice-presidept's galleries for To
families Of the incoming and outst
ing executives. Until the eeremonis
OF inaugurating the new viee-pres
were the centre OF attraction.
dent began these animated gsllerie