The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-04

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appropriation bills until all were APP
proved with the exception of the sun
dry civil bill which he had vetoed
lie lcj il he known lac would cXrr-
else 4 pocket veto on the seamcn's
involuntary scryitudc bill.
Officials Enter Chamber.
The program provided for the en-
trance of the Supreme Court, the
House and other bodies at specified
intervals, from ll:@0 To noon lcadins
Up 10 the actual ceremonies. While
the Supreme Court was being an
notnced and the Combre-robcd JUS
tees accompanied by the officers or
the court, found large leather chair
placed along the front row of the
chamber, facing the vice president.
and at his right, the diplomatic corps.
brilliantly arrayed in full state cos
tune assembled in the outside CORR
dor prepared to enter i'm a body.
When the Supreme Court was am
nounccd. chief Justice White lcadins
the procession entered the Senate
chamber. followed by Associate jus
ices Lamar, Hughes. Mclicnnl,
Holmes, Lurton, Day. Van Dcvcntcr
and pitncy.
The representative of furcisn ma
lions came next, headed by Ambassd-
dor Jussrrand. of France. dean of the
diplomatic corps in The absence Of the
venerable Baron Ucngclmullcr. the
ambassador of Austria, " no is absent
from his post un leave and is not to-
return.
The II. Hon. James Bryce. the l;rit-
;sh ambassadors, was next. followed
in order of seniority by Count Won
Bernstorfl, the ambassador from Ger.
many: Youssouf Zia Pacha, the am
bassador from Turkey; the Marquis
Cusani confalomcri the ambassador
fro mltaly; Senior De CANA, the am
Dassador from Brazil; George Bakh-
mateff. the ambassador from Russia:
the NisCUunt Chinda. ambassador from
japan. and followed by the ministers
ana their suites from Portugal. Boil
via, Salvador Netherlands, Venezuela.
switzerland, Greece, China, Spain,
Ecuador. Norway, Nicaragua Cuba,
Argentina, Uruguay, Chile. belgium.
Haiti Guatemala. the Dominican Re
public Peru. Sweden, Siam. Colombia
Honduras, Denmark, Panama and
Persia. Tho ambassadors and minis
| tcrs have seats immediately behind
the space reserved for the cabinet
Taft and Wilson Enter Chamber,
Meanwhile the House Of Rcprtsen,
tativcs, formed in double lnc down
the long corridor toward the house
wing of the capitol. and accompanied
by the members elect soon to take
places in the next Congress- marched
slowly TO the Senate door, and, head
ed by Speaker Clark for whom a seat
hat been placed on the rostrum at the
left of senator Gallingcr. as president
pro tcmporc of the Senate, found seats
reserved on the west side of the cham
her. the east being held for senator's
and others.
Other places reserved in the cham
| Der were for admiral Dewey and his
aide; Major Gcrenal Leonard Wood.
chief of stalt of thc army. and his
| aide. and officers of thcarmy and navy.
who by name have received the thanks
of Congress. Among these were Rear
Admiral pcary. the distinguished
| Arctic explorer. When this part IT
the program was carried out the next
move was 10 escort the president
president clcct and vice president
elect to the chamber. The two most
conspicuous seats in tile chamber were
reserved for Ms Wilson and MIR Mar
shall both Of which faced the prcsid
ing officer. Mr. Wilson's in the front
row To the right of the main aisle
ana Mr.. Marshalrs to the left Seats
for the cabinet and the committee on
arrangements were close by.
With entrance Of President Taft
and President elect Wilson at ths
main door of the Senate. escorted by
the Committee on arrangements and
the entrance of Mr.. Marshall and Sen
ator Gaiiingcr. also escorted by the
same committee, the stage was set FOE
the inauguration of the now vice pres
ident
Vice President Takes Oath.
First I'm the order of the proceed.
!ngs was the administering of the oath
of Office TO Vice President Marshall.
Arising from his seat among the scna-
tors, the new vice president was cs-
corted to the Senate rostrum. to tho
right of the presiding officer. The Of
flee of vice president being vacant bv