The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-04
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INDICTED INTO UttICt -IUUa
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ficient time to Mr. Taft to sign Diil'
beins passed in the last hour OIL tn'
eXpil!N. siNty-second Congress. lhs
cabinet OF the outgoing president ac
coni ...Aitd him, to inspect the new.
passed bills pertaining to their dt-
partments and To advise the presi-
dem as TO his signature or veto.
Meanwhile the Senate and HOUSE
OF representatives We're pressing
matters TO Il final conclusion, in the
| hurry TO have all legislative bust
ness cleared we'll before noon. III
the !louse there were the usual clos
ing exercises, with resolutions OF
thanks To the speaker. 1t was the
! aim ol the leaders to close the pro
ceedings sufficiently before noon TO
permit the membership OF the ious"
10 march in body to the Senate
wing Of the capitol. there to take the
seats set apart for them in the SEN
ate chamber for the inauguration
ceremonies OF the vice president.
senate galleries We're thrOnsca
earl, with Il brilliant assemblage IN
which women largely predOminated.
their gowns and hats giving a gala
appearance to the upper portion of
the chamber The diplomatic gal
lercs were strictly reserved for the
families of the representatives Of
foreign governments, and the presl-
dent aud vice president galleries
for the families of the incoming AMI
OUTGOING executives. Until the cerr
monies of inauGurating the new
F., vice president began these animated
galleries we're he center of attrac-
tion
TN pro&ram provided for he On
trance 81 The Supreme court, the
l1tltiNt' dItl III li'T Htblit'S at Np'' lii'''
intervals. from | 80 to noon lead
in, up to me actual ceremonies
I WA, hr Supreme Conrt was hrin.
announced and the sombre-rohrd
JUSTICES. accompanied lay the officers
~ the court. found large leather
+, chairs placed along HE front r." Of
the chamber facing the vice prrsi-
dent. and At his right The l;plOmal,c
corps. Brilliant, arrayrd in .ull
state costume. assembled in the out
sid" corridor prepared to enter IN
/, hodN
" urn he supreme Court was an
uotnccd, cine. Justice White lead
ing the procession entered the sen
at chamh"r. followed by Associate
- .crs Lamar, linghrs, Mckcnna
iolinrS, iurton, Day, Van Dcsantc,
nd Pitn,l
The representatives OF foreign ma
iuns camr next, headed by Ambdss;.
dor .lusscrahd Of France, dean II
He diplomatic eerps in the 4 gel
= the venerable Baron EIru&c,maI
or. The ambassador To Austria. " i,
aoscni from his post on leaNc ald
not 10 return
TN" r. Hon James Bryce. I i,
i'rllsh ambassador, was next, Ill
owed III order ot seniority b. on u
~. Aerii,,efi, IL Ambassador from
GERMANY loussoul Ila Pacht, ia,
oRii,tsshdof from Turkey; the VI, =
Gtls tusani tonialomcri, the anb, :
sad"r from Italy, SenOr De .aIl.a
ne ambassador from Brazil, GcUrs,
i,.1nh.t;.n. the ambassador IRON IL )
Id; the NlscOunt Chinda, ambassa
dor from japan, and followed by tn,
ministers and suites from Pol
tugal, Bolivia, salvador, Ncthcrland.
en"hl"la, switzerland, Greece
thina Spain, Ecuador, Norway
earaeua, Cuba, argentina, L.
lay. Chile. lie!.it.m, Haiti, Gaui
ala, the dominican t,pGhhc, ="
eden, Siam, Colombia, IIOndur;
nmark. Panama md Persia Il
ibassadors and ministers ha
is Immediately behind the sp;
crved for the cabinet.
Meanwhile the House of Represe.
iives, formed in double line doN
q long corridor toward the Ito;
NC of the capitol, and accompani,
the members-clect soon to Ia
ices in the next Congress, march
WY to the Senate door, and, hca.
by Speaker Clark. for whom a 81
been placed on the rostrum
left of Senator Gallinper.
esldent pro tempore of the Senai
md seats reserved on the west 81
the chamber, the east being he
senator's and others.
other places reserved in the char
were for Admiral Dewey and l.