The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-04
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Ceremonies in the senate. the inau-
~guration OF the yice-president and
swearing In OF the senators, will be-
gin promptly at Il O'Clock noon. wit
messed by the congress. members OF
the new cabinet. diplomats OF all ma
lions, justices OF the supreme court
and the elect OF II land. Then will
follow on the east front OF the capitol
the induction into Office OF Woodrow
Wilson
After the new president has deliver
ed his address the inaugural parade
Will wind it's way through the streets
White House. MIR. Taft will ride
with the new president. bidding him
farewell "a soon as they reach the
end oi the journey. The parade then
Will halt while tine presidential party
Is AT luncheon TO proceed again in
through the court OF honor when the
president and vice-president reach the
reviewing stand about two O'Clock. by
five O'Clock the Inauguration OF Wood
row Wilson Will have been history.
The Wilson's Arrive.
President-elect Wilson's arrival in
Washington was quite similar to his
departure from Princeton. Students
OF Princeton University formed in a
narrow lane stretching from tho
train steps &c the Presidents room in
the Union station. There vas deep
silence as the President-elect. fol-
lowed by members OF his family.
walked through the avenue formed
by the students. The latter stood
with their hats off. Mr.. Wilson also
doffed his silk hat. Walking with
him were William Corcoran ENstis.
chairman OF the inaugural commit
tee. and Thomas Nelson Page. chair
man OF the Wilson reception com
mittee.
In the Presidents room Mr.. Wilson
was introduced TO the fifty members
OF the reception committee. while the
students grouped themselves ON the
~esplanade just outside the station.
here. as Mr.. Wilson got into a White
House automobile. cheer after cheer
came from the Princeton students.
First they gave the locomotive"
cheer. with its "Siss-boom-ah." for
Wilson. and then for Princeton. They
a%lternated this with "A laundering
roar until the President-elect started
away. Col. =. Cosby. chief aide ~
President TAFT. and a naval and mill
tary aide from the White House. ac-
companied Mr.. Wilson to his hotel.
There were cheers along the way as
pedestrians recognized the party.
Mcdonald Greets Wilson.
The first person to greet the Presi.
dent-elect and Mrs. Wilson on the
steps OF the hotel WAS Caut. "Bnl"
Mcdonald. Texas ranger and body
guard 10 Mr.. Wilson during tho re-
cent campaign.
How are you exclaimed the
President-clcCt and Mrs. Wilson at
the same time. as they stepped rapid
~ forward and Grasped Captain Me
DonaId's hands.
ia a never had died happy y I
couldn't b. here today. said Captain
llli. As he walked arm in arm into the
hotel With Mr.. Wilson.
The P~rcsidoutelecf ieff the COrri-
doris of the hotel crowded with Prince
ton alumni wearing orange and black
rps'ft"S The Wilson went imme-
Giafoly 20 their suite on mo fourth
floor OF the hotel. where John " VII
son. "a cousin % the Prcsideut-cInct
and q score ~ relatives were awaiting
20 receive them.
MarshslFs Call.
The P"re-ideut-,ipcf had boon in his
rooms hut - few minutes whrn Vice.
President eject Marshall and Mrs.
MAJ NAV called 10 pay their respects
Mr. Wilson's three and "a half hour
trip from Princeton 10 the national