The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-03-05
SENATE PACKED
FOR MARSHALL
Inauguration of Nice-Presi-
dent Draws a Record
Crowd.
WOMEN IN MAJORITY
Elaborate TOiletteS Make
Scene of Brilliancy in
the Galleries.
BRYAN CAUSES STIR
Arrival Of Other Members Of
Cabinet Also Causes Much
Excitement.
BRYAN CAUSES STIR


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Itself was the mecca Tor all VINO were
fortunate enough TO obtain the neces-
sary tickets which entitled their holders
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fortunate i1uetu were .''e ioihS VINO hau
ohtaiheu the httie SIPS OF caruooaiu
Which ehtilleu them 10 """iissioh 10 'he
Senate galleries
| Inc galleries oeeah Y" Ill shor'y
| after 40 o'clock and from thrn uhtiI
| the close ot the inside ceremonies the
Senate Chamber presented an impressive
scene. There were about nine women
| To every man in the risitofs seats look
| ins down on the floor or the Senate.
These crowded galleries by themselves
| made picture which Tor color ana
| brilliancy is matched by only the throng
| that banks itself about IA football field on
| the day of IA great intercollegiate con
| test.
On the floor OF the Senate all was
hustle and hustle. The big appropria-
| ,n,st ips,,nces in III. d,,in, hours ~ .
| Congress many members had pet meas
| urrs for which they desired to make
one final effort.
| The Senators themselves were y
pretty tired looking lot They had been
grinding away with the Legislative mill
until o'clock this morning and then
had been called back at 80. II was not.
| however, until the hands OF the clock
began to move around to the hour when
the inaugural ceremonies We're to begin
that the Senators drifted into their
seats.
one of the first To enter was the vene-
raOle Shelby Nj 'uilom OF Illinois for
whom to-days proceedings marked the
close OF remarkable public career -N-
'ehdihs over almost iort! years FROM
'nr 'io"irh' he Ma'Neo i'tpF oo"h .he
"'''e W ms se"' "e was ,he centre oi d
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meant to hin, I'm a n.rsnnal uax
Drmo"rats In Kindly Mood.
Other Senators who were saving good =
by To Washington for at least six wears
also were early on tn. floor and met
with kindly reception on the part Of
the Victorious Democrats There was
senator Joseph Dixon of Montana. who
went down with the ballots that over
whelmed Col Roosevelt. tie moved
around with an air of confidence in the
future ana with the open assertion ;hPt
thihs@ would ID" diHei"ht four years
from no"
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senator MURRAY iahe' urt~sfu III
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way ''"e al t"e laS' ERECTION moved
p'ins '"e s"ou hatuied re-
ma ms o' '"e D'hoc'a'S III the spirit in
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