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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04
STATE OFFICIALS
To INAUGURATION
GOV. AND MRS. MANN AND TWO
STATE OFFICERS COMPOSE
PARTY.

Governor and Mrs. William Hodge
Mann left yesterday at noon over the
r. f. & p. for Washington, where
the chief executive will lead the Wiz
gtnia military and civic contingent
of the great Wilson inaugural parade
today His headquarters will be at
the Continental hotel.
With the governor went Lieutenant
Governor j. Taylor Ellyson. Secretary
of the Commonwealth II. o. James
and State Insurance Commissioners
Joseph Button. Col. Benjamin p.
Owen, SECRETARY to the Governor ex-
morning in time to catch glimpse
OF the elephants in the parade. and
Col. j, N. Brenaman. assistant in
surance commissioner may take a
look in on the ceremonies, though
he hasn't yet decided. Col. Brena-
mans experience in entertaining for
Richmond on the occasion of the last
inauguration has soured on him.
This will practically compose the
representation of Virginia's official
family at Washington. Commissioner
OF Agriculture Koinsr. Adjutant Gen
eral Sale, Commissioner or labor
Doherty, Attorney General Williams.
State Auditor Moore. the Supreme
court judges and the corporation com
mission judges will remain at home,
pressure of business OF State demand
ing their presence here. Secretary
of Public Instruction Stearnes to out
In the State attending TO his schools.
Director of Institutes John J. Owen
slipped away Yesterday and so did a
few clerks under the big dome. but
aside from the governor and his gilt
bcdecked colonels the State will not
be largely represented officially at
the inauguration.
Governor and Mrs. Mann will re-
turn Wednesday in time to receive
the Cook county Democratic club at
the mansion. State Chairman Eilyson
Will remain over until Friday. when
he Will be the guest OF National
Chairman w, +, McCombs at lunch
con,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04
TWENTY THOUSAND
CO THROUGH CITY
RICHMOND AND SOUTH FURNISH
LARGE PROPORTION OF iNsU-
GURAL VISITORS.
THREE HUNDRED CARS
TBIHTN OR MORE TRAINS CARRY
M. THIRTY DAY COACHES AND
PtILuANs 90 THROUGH on
LEAVE RICHMOND.

Three hundred cars TO thirty trains
either passed through or left Rich
rnoud yesterday for Washington car
rying as many as twenty thousand
people TO Washington to take part
In or witness the Inauguration of
Woodrow Wilson and the ceremonies
incident thereto,
In addition 20 the specials from
Norfolk and the South the regular
scheduled trains leaving the city yes
terdav were divided into sections,
three sections of ten cars each, COM
prtsed the noon fast train to the ma
tionei capital, the morning trains car
ried extra cars, and the afternoon
and night trains being divided into
two and three sections. Added to
these were the Blues and Grays' spe-
ciais one run at 4;45 o'clock, and
the other at tao o'clock. The local
militia reached Washington last
night. and after seeing the sights
of the city retired TO the quarters re-
served FOR them TO prepare for today s
march,
OF the specials which passed
through last night were one from
Norfolk carrying the Fourth Viz
Finia regiment troops, and another
from the same city. From Atlanta
came special carrying the cadets
will stop over In Richmond Thursday
on their return, special for the
United States infantry from Georgia
and another filled with the troops of
the Georgia National Guard. Spe-
cials from the Seaboard Air Line, the
Atlantic Coast Line and the Norfolk
and Western were switched on to the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac tracks almost hourly throughout
the day.
This morning the inauguration
specials" will leave Elba street alta
| ton, one at 7 o'clock and another
shortly thereafter. These trains are
expected TN Washington at 10 and
1890 o'clock this morning. In ample
time for the celebration.
Josephus Daniels. who liz to be sec
rotary Of the navy under Mr., Wilson,
William ]. Bryan. who Ia 10 be sec
rotary Of state. according to the lat
est cabinet slate: Governor Craig. OF
North Carolina, and other notableE
passed through early yesterday morn
ing At noon yesterday Governor and
Mrs, Mann. and most of the capitol
officials left for Washington. Yes
and three members OF the admins
tratlve board Joined In the rush. Rich
moud and Virginia will have fewer
officials In their Offices than at any
/ other one time In recent days. From
| far away Tulsa. Oklahoma, came
more enthusiastic Democrats thar
| from any city OF its size in the coun.
/ try probably Tulsa has a popula
/ ton of $4,000. OF which more thar
/ s per cent Is said to have left OF
/ two special trains last week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04
CITIZEN TAFT IS
NOT USED To It

Continued from First page)
qualities as leader, To the end
the photograph of Colonel Roosevelt
has remained hanging on the wall Of
the presidents private Office. the
only picture in the room beside that
OF the presidents own father
President Taft. as he entered on
the final working day at the White
House plainly looked tired, An in
CURRY as To how he was standing the
strain of the last few hours brought
a broad smile TO his face Then he
acknowledged that his conscience and
seekers after presidential autographs
were responsible for his condition
Within the last few days thousands
of private letters and requests for
the presidents signature TO photo
graphs and other couvenirs have been
received at the White House.
Would DO 1t Over Again
In looking hack over President
Tafts career in the presidency the
question most frequently asked has
been whether he would have changed
his action on the Payne AidriCh tariff
bin If he had ii to do over again.
The presidents signing of that bill
is supposed 10 have been more directly
responsible than anything else for the
0tsS@nSlofls ana HAS tnAt lell upon tue
Republican party.
IT can be said that MIR. Taft. If
the situation arose today such as con-
fronted him IN 1909, would affix his
signature ~ the Payne Aldrich tariff
bill. Mr.. Taft never has regretted
his action and contends that II was
the best that he could get in the way
ST tariff bin and that the features
in the bin beyond the mere raising Of
revenue, alone warranted his sigma
Ture.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04

TAFT the fourth floor was a very busy
place,
Both the president elect and Mrs
Wilson were delighted with the fare
well greeting that was given to them
In tho morning nj PRINCETON. The
family was early sstir uaklnE hnal
preparations for departure, Nr. VII
-un went over TO his next door. neigh
Dor, Mrs. Ricketts,, to sag gQpdhSe q
10 o'clock. Mrs Ricketts, ~ nearN
ninety years old and has been one Of
sfiose friends of the president elect
who would take hin, rs tho arm and
tell him very plainly what she might
think OF his speeches oT acts. IRE
auently she has stopped him. as he
was entering his home 10 register her
disa pproval Of something he has done.
Mr. Wilson has great admiration tor
her plain speaking.
Students Make Gail
Az 1o.l5 o'clock the students com
uittee OF dtteen, headed by Paul p
Movers, called at the WILSON home
They found every one READY Tor me
departure, They entered thu H@uns
automobiles and were driven rapidly
to the railroad station.
once Ae was on the platform or
hfs car She student body let 60 with
vigorous college cheers They kept
that 40 for the half hour remaining
befors the special pulled OUT
Il was after midnight when the
prcsideut-elect turned in as the
ShorehAm for hts last night for a.
Guest ~ Alumni
President Elect Wilson was the
guest tonight 81 Princeton Alumni
who are IN Washington for the In
aneuratiou They hold smoker and
aot together feast az the New VIII
lard Theirs were perhaps 2.ooe OF
them and they apparently came from
every State in the Union.
S9prenle Court Justice Mahion Pit
rey, who was Nj. Wilson's Classmate,
and Henry Clay Stewart, chairman
Of the reception committee for the
smoker, came In with the president
elect and between them and Princeton
Threats raised a howl of welcome that
put the hand IN the balcony TO shade
Ne sooner had he seated himself
than was Nj Wilson presented with
p song box and a box Of cigarettes
He had no use for either, because
he does not smoke and because he
knows all the Songs,
Sing "old Nassau
They sang While We 90 Marching
to Princeton" and old Nassau and
President Elect Wilson sang with
them Then they crowded about him
and yelled for a speech. Responding
the prpstdent-elect said;
Fellows; ] had not expected TO
say anything tonight because the only
appropriate thing to FAY I can't say
because there are no words for t. ]
atand here upon the eve Of attempt
Ing great task-~a profoundly great
enc. Members Of the family do not
have To be told what Is going TO hap
pen. And. therefore. II ia not neces-
sary 10 make q speech 10 the family. 50
He stopped only "A moment after his
speech to shake hands warmly with
National Chairman McCoombs and
other friends, Then he won't back "a
his hotel to catch up on his sleep,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04
S|GHTSEERS COME
Continued from First Page.)

Continued from First Page)
where to get it," The character.
istic window emblaxonments of "buf-
fet," cafe" sample ROOM" Tex
change" and grill" have been lost
on the representatives of the tri-
umphant followers OF the sage o!
Monticello and the wondering bar
keepers were at a loss to know why
Suddenly a great light dawned. The
job printers have received rush or
ders to print yard-wide and yardhigh
white cards with the legend. in the
biggest job type in the Office BAR. II
Tammany Braves Arrive.
Tonight at the Raleigh hotel, head
quarters OF Tammahy hall have beer
established. Five trains bore the
Tammany braves into Washington
The leaders CT Tammany took part
In the evenings frolic on Pennsyl-
yania avenue only as onlookers. They
did not project any serenading par
ties or participate in the general
round OF the hotels in which others
of The organizations engaged
Just after Tammany hall had been
safely landed at the Raleigh, the
blarinR notes OF q big brass band
men made a dash to the door. think.
ing that their coming was to be ceie-
brated with beating OF drums and
blowing Of trumpets. In the streets
they behold a crowd of silkhatted
citizens carrying two standards. One
was the stars and stripes: the other
at first indiscernable. later disclosed
to be a huge blue flag emblaxoned
with shield which was supported by
two ramping stations. 1t was the
banner of the Keystone State" and
the Democratic association of Harris
burg. had come to the hotel to gree.
the chief executive OF Pennsylvania
John X. Tener. q Republican.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04
Says Sage and Sulphur Will
Stop Falling Hair and
Cure Dandruff

common garden sage brewed into q
heavy tea with sulphur and alcohol
added, then left to age and carefully
altered. will turn gray strcaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and luxu-
RANT. remove every bit of dandruff
just a few applications viii prove a
Jus ia few applications will prove a
revelation IL your hair IL fading gray
or dry. scraggy and thin. Mixing the
Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home.
though. Is troublesome. An easier way
is to get the ready-to-use tonic. costing
about SO cents q large bottle. at drue
stores, known az "Wyeth's Sage and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04

until the nominations are sent To the
senate tomorrow or Wednesday
The names Of the Wilson cabinet
officers had no sooner become known
in Washington than "a third drive was
begun by some Of tho Democrats to
bring about eleventh hour changes
William @ McAdoos enemies were
particularly active. and were seeking
10 enlist the support of William J
BRYAN.
Bryan Not Opposed,
Mr.. Bryan himself however. dis
eiaimed any intention of taking up tho
Vudgels against Mr. McAdoo. aud an.
less those who are opposing the New
Workers. nomination produce some
thing serious within tho next few
hours, Mr. NC+dor's name viii go in
There are many opinions murmur-
ing around the senate and house TO-
day Oh account of the cabinet SO.
lecucps TIE hottest n ar al tFn car
itci WAS senator Obadiah Gardner. He
told one OF his friends that he had
lost his seat in the senate because nt
mad devoted himself 20 the political
fortunes ~ Governor Wilson, to the
neglect Of mis- own candidacy for re.
election to the senate. Some o. Sen.
stor Gardeners Democratic friends
were trying o console hiu today. They
learned that President Elect Wilson
Rad sent assurances 10 the senator
from Maine that he would be prop
cray taken care Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04
HOSTILITY OF VIENNA
DRIVES SINGER MAD

VIENNA, March 3--The violent
hostility of the audience at the In
perial opera last night drove the
Swiss singer, Frau Jarno, 10 make
an attempt at suicide.
She had ben submitted for Frau
Weidt, who was Ill. in the role of Val
entine in Myerbeer's Les Huguenots ="
Frau Jarno had an attack OF stage
fright and made a pitiful failure, The
occupants of the galleries hooted and
whistied and shouted away with
her; we have had enough" The wo-
man retired in fit Of Mysteries and
attempted to stab herself with a hat
pin. The manager succeeded In pre-
venting her from killing herself. but
she has since became deranged and Ia
now In an asylum.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04
SHIP OF STATE
WITHOUT A PILOT
WITH CAPTAIN MANN AND CHIEF
OFFICERS AWAY ATTORNEY
GENERAL is HEIisgssfAN.

The good ship of State of Virginia
is adrift upon the high seas without
a pilot.
The captain. Governor Mann. and
the first officer. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ellyson, are in Washington. So are
lyn Byrd and Edward y. Echols, pres
ident pro tenn of the senate, third
and fourth officers. respectively, of
the aforesaid ship of State,
Chief Engineer Benjamin PetruchIo
Owen will be there today. too, and
will return from shore liberty to-
night II he can possibly entrain at
the capital. or that there Is some
doubt. however. and though he Is
perfectly capable OF boxing the com
pass, and steering his trick at the
wheel. the doughty quartermaster-
boatswain will not be on deck in his
southwesters today.
The duties OF heimsman, it seems,
will, for the second time within
period of years, devolve upon Attor
ney-General Samuel w. williams.
That official will be:
THE cook and the captain bold.
And the mate OF the Nancy. brig,
The bo'sun tight, and the midshipnite,
And the crew of the captains gig.
He may decide to pardon the Al
lens or send them both to the chair,
or he may rearrauEe the furniture In
the governors sanctum or discharge
all the underiings under the big dome.
The proba bilities are, however, that
Acting Governor williams will de-
vote his energies to resisting the APP
peal Of Martin p, Looney. the New
castle murderer. for a new lease on
life, which matter comes up in the
Supreme court fer a hearing this
morning. and In that task will not
have time 10 realize that fSr season
he is the biggest man in Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04
WEST POINT CADETS
LEAVE FOR CAPITAL

WEST POINT. y, y, March 3-The
United States corps of cadets In t3zo
battalions. under command of Lieu
tenant Colonel Fred w. Sladen com
mandaut of cadets, left here this eve
ming AZ 7.10 in two special trains over
the Test Shore, the" Central Of New
Jersey and the Baltimore and Ohio
railroads for Washington to attend
tho inauguration OF President Elect
Wilson. The cadets were accempan-
led by the Military academy band and
will march In the inaugural parade.
The corps Will return here Wednes-
day morning early and win lost but
ore day from studies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04
RESERVED SEATS
FROM MAI. WERNER

Common council last night adopted
an ordinance directing the chief of
police to hereafter issue permits TO
the Police court. Heretofore the
mayor has been empowered with that
authority. He has been interrupted
and interferod with in the transaction
of his duties and his business TO such
an extent that he asked for relief
In future the chief OF police will
issue permits to witness the seances
pulled off by Justice Crutchneld,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04

william Francis Barnard, of Chi
cago, Will present the second lecture
of the Socialist Lyceum Course to-
night at Christ j. Il. church parish
house, Twenty-second and Venable
streets, under the auspices of the
Christian Socialist society of this city,
The subject of the lecture will be
What Is Socialism 2" and will deal
especially with the sociological as
poets Of socialism
AS poet. author. orator and
writer. Mr.. Barnard is weli-known
throughout tho United States and
Great Britain, The lecture will be
open to the public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04
WOULD RAISE THE
AGE OF CONSENT

Councilman UmIauf last night tn
trodueed in common council resolu-
ton requesting the representatives OF
the city of Richmond in the next legfs-
iature TO seek an amendment TO the
statute fixing the age of consent His
idea is that the age of fourteen should
be raised to that OF eighteen.
The resolution with an accompanying
ordinance went to the council COM
mittea on ordinances.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04
Brown is Baiketi.

Max Brown, a real estate agent,
charged with stealing two deeds of
trust and six negotiable notes from
William II. Mallory. colored, was ball
ed In the sum of $500 by Judge Rich
ardson yesterday. Bond was given by
Harry AdelansN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04

WASHINGTON, March 3.--The pub
lie debt OF the United States accord
ing TO statement issued today by the
0S3 during the month of February.
1919. The debt less cash In the tras-
ury was sI,046,s07 I
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04
NO RAILWAY TRACKS
ON NEW MAYO BRIDGE

The PROPOSITION from the Mayo
Land and Bridge company to erect a
track across Mayo's Island. crossing
the street car tracks, was rejected by
common council last night. The
company wished to connect Its busi-
ness interests on the island by rail-
way, and proposed to run a. line
across the island on the street car
grade.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04
Literary Burglars.

IIVCNWHJ ANKSHNshs
Some scholarly burglar with liter
airy inclininations entered Mrs B. w.
Eimore's house at 6I4 North Ninth
street. according to complaint made
to the police yesterday. and stole SIS
worth OF books and a candiestick
valued at fifty cents. He evidently
wanted the candlestick to give light
to his reading.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday in the Husting court to Mar
marduke Moxley. of Chesterfield
county. and Martha E. Lockett and
John G. Crouch and Vlasta Paul.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04
Qualinns 10 prnctlcc.

y. N Turner qualified yesterday be-
fore Judge Il. Carter Scott 20 prae
tiee In the Czty Circuit court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-04

Ida Wells Barnett. a negro woman,
who is one of the leaders of her
race and has lectured in the cause
Of the negro man and woman
throughout Europe and America. had
come from Chicago 10 parade with
the Illinois delegation of women. but
some Of the marchcrS from States
Arizona republican., 1913-12-07
Don't Wait for Old Age. You Will Never Lose PimpIes This Way Un-
 til You Lose Your Beauty"

Skin disorders-except those caused by parasites-are also blood disOr deIs Purify the blood and at the same time you drive out the pimples. Calcium suIphide, the chief constitu- eut of Stuart's Calcium Waters, is the greatest of blood purifiers and is recommended by all physicians. It converts the poisons m the blood into gases that the pores can eaily elim mate. Stuart's Calcium Waters vii! cure the most acute case of pimples, brash, bIackheads and liver-spOts in three or four days.
 Stuart's Calcium Waters contain nothing harmful to the system. They not only purify the blood. but make it healthy and vigorous, bringing the glow of youth to the cheeks and yigOr and strength to the body. You will never know how glorious it is to i've until you have a pure, vigorous, abundant blood supply coursing through your veins. There are not cnly good looks, but health and hap piness in every box of Stuarts Cal ciUm Waters.
 Stuart's Calcium Waters are con- Venient to carry and pleasant to take. Get a soc box of your druggist Advertisement
Arizona republican., 1913-12-07
ELECTION GALL
 TS APPROVED

In calling for the primary and gen. eraI election provided for in the new city charter. the common council last evening for the first time since the ap- provaI of the new organic law of the city by the governor, made use of the emergency clause Otherwise the meas ure would have had to take the course of regular legislation and it would have been practically forty days before the election call could have become offi- ciaI
 The primary election under the new charter was fixed for February II and the general election, if it is necessary to hold one, will be on March 19- These dates were decided upon last night and the proper resolutions adopted. The same election boards as those which served at the recent bond election, as well as the same polling places, were selected, with the provision that if the city recorder tomorrow should find it will be impossible to secure the same polling places, any or all, others will be selected and named in the resOlu- tion to be printed.
 It was shown last evening that there is possible chance of an election of the mayor and four commissioners called for under the new charter with out a general election, the primary cleo tion serving the purpose of voting the
Arizona republican., 1913-12-07

, candidates into office. If any of the several candidates for the respective 1 offices secures a majority of the votes cast, he will be elected and his name will not go before the general election. Should a candidate for mayor and four candidates for the commission receive the necessary majority at the primary election the full ticket would be de- clared elected and there would be no need for the general election. An ordinance was adopted admitting Oakland Place to the city This is a tract of eighty acres, on the north side of West Van Buren street and it to be improved with streets and cement side walks.
 Attorney Baker asked for and se- cured the passage of a resolution granting a quit claim deed to five city lots the property of the Catholic church since 1878, which have never been properly recorded and which required such quit claim deed to clear the title.
 Joseph Monihan, through Council man McElrOy rendered the city a gift of ten acres just outside the city limits on West Washington street to be used for park purposes. MT. Monihan would require certain improvements and it was the sense Of the council that he should submit his proposition in writ Ing so that the council could decide whether the city could comply with such conditions.
 The petition of the Mission Brewing company for a wholesale liquor license was again up and it was decided to bring the matter before the council the next time full representation is pres ent
 Upon recommendation of Councilman Cisney the council authorized the street commissioner to purchase corrugated iron pipe to take care of the flood waters on North Fourth avenue.
 An ordinance was adopted fixing a. meter rate of 2-3 cents per thousand gallons on water used by the public schools. w. s. Holland was granted an automobile stand permission for the Friedman store on Central avenue inst off Washington street. A certificate of the boiler inspector relating to an in- spection of the boilers at the citv pumping plant was read and ordered filed.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-07

The freight yard of St. Louis made a new record during the fiscal year ended June 30. The Terminal Rail road association report the number of loaded freight ears interchanged by railroads in the twelve months as 213, 301; increase over preceding year total of about 1S4.0O0 cars a month does not include all the freight cars handled in St Louis, or even inter changed. Thousands of cars were moved direc, to and from industries situated on the tracks of individual ines, and thousands are interchanged