Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-05-30
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MOTOR TO BALTIMORE.
= Baltimore, Md, May 30.-Pres.
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The president and his party, who
came entirely unannounced first at.
tempted to get their meal at North
Charles street restaurant, but were
unable to obtain service through lack
Of Accommodations, the place being
crowded with customers.
Few recognized the president as his
car drew up at the curb in front of
tl.e restaurant and only curiosity
slances were given the visitors as
Miss Margaret Wilson stepped from
the car and made her way into the
restaurant the remainder of the party
following slowly behind.
Have you table for our party?"
she asked of one of the Mattresses
Receiving no reply. according to
those who were within hearing dis.
tance, she repeated The question with
no better results. Then the presidents
daughter walked from the room, with
the information for her friends that
they could not be accommodated and
that they must seek refreshments at
another point The party re-entered
their automobile and drove to hotel
where they ate their luncheon in the
main dining room.
The proprietress of the restaurant
was still duttering with chagrin and
embarrassment half an hour later.
"Yes, | know that it was the
president and his party in the auto
mobile" she said, 'but what could
| do. The room wac packed. We
were full and before any Of the tables
could be cleared they had left"
Leaving the hotel about three
o'clock the presidential party started
for run through Green Spring val
ley and return to Washington.
National Observance Of Day.
Washington, D. c., May 30-Vete-
rams of the historic strife of the six
ties and the younger men who engag-
ed in the war with Spain joined today |
il. paying tribute to the warrior dead
of the nation. Arlington cemetery |
was the objective point of the thou
sands, veterans and civilians alike.
yards in and about Washington claim
ed the reverance and homage of hun.
dreds of others.
The principal ceremonies were at
Arlington, in which considerable
force of the regular army from Fort
Myer took part.
Monument Unveiled.
New York, May 3O.-Army, navy
and citizenry did honor in New York
today to those who perished in Hay
ana harbor on the battleship Maine
The occasion was the unveiling at the I
Columbus Circle entrance of Central
Park of the National Maine monu-
ment, pylon forty feet high, erected |:
by popular subscription from ell parts
of the nation.
Eight Nations For Peace.
Washington, D. c., May 30.-Secre.
tory Bryan signalzed the day CON-
nerorative of the country's hero dead
by announcing that eight nations have
responded favorably to his peace
plan asking that suggestions be sub
nlitted in regard to details. The ma. +
tions in the order in which they have
accepted are Italy. Great Britain, t
France, Brazil, Sweden, Norway, Peru g
and Russia. 4
Observed In Chicago.
Chicago, May 30.-Wreaths Of greer
Ind garlands of flowers we're placed
ipon the graves of 5000 union and
confederate soldiers in So cemeteries
n Cook county. The depleted ranks
If the Grand Army of the Republic.
lided by camps of the Spanish war
veterans, Sons of Veterans, the Bohe-
nian Veteran association, school
children, women's clubs and memoria'
followed the custom Of s.
the graves in tribute to a
hose who lie buried. q
Standing within the shadows of the h
Bohemian National Peace monument. n
lnveiled on Memorial day, 1890. by ltt
lis father, Mayor Carter P. Harrison RI
ulogized the various nationalities for lp'