The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
Martin Has 1t Sent From
Fortress Monroe for
Inauguration.
PROGRAM CHANGE
URGED BY MANN
Outgoing Governor to Be Joined
by Governor-Elect Stuart at
DR.. Johnston's Home, So
That Both of Them Can
Ride in Parade to
Lee Monument.

Al the request of United States SEN
ator Martin. Mator-Gcneral Leonard
Wood. chief of stan, United states
Army, yesterday directed the Coast Ar
tillery Band at Fortress Monroe 10 re-
port In Richmond on Monday morning
to take part in the inauguration
parade. The bandmaater was instruct
ed TO report to the commandant OF the
Virginia Military institute. The forty
army musicians will take up position
directly in front of the Virginia Mill
tary institute cadets
Although the General Assembly's in
augurai committee received during the
day the printed proof of the inaugura-
tion program, which carries out the
plan heretofore published in the news
papers, one important change has been
made a; the personal request OF Gov
ernor Mann
According to the first arrangem
Governor Mann was expected TO ride
from the mansion 10 the Jefferson
Hotel. where he was TO meet Governor
Elect Iicnr: G. stuart and escort him
TO the Capitol.
TO Meet Him MT DIR. Johnston'H.
Governor Mann objected to the trip
TO the Jefferson Hotel on the ground
that he was not the chief ngure in
the ceremony, and was therefore not
entitled TO so much prominence the
outward trip would give. With the
military parade he will leave the man
sion and proceed 10 the residence Of
Dr.. George Ben Johnston. 100 East
Grace street. where he will be joined
by Mr.. Stuart The parade Will then
continue west on Grace Street to
Ryland, south on Ryland to Franklin,
West on Franklin 10 Lee Monument
around the monument. and east again
on Franklin TO Fifth, north on Fifth
TO Grace, and east on Grace to Capitol
Square.
Thousands 10 See Stunrt.
The program change suggested by
! Governor Mann WAS due to his own
modesty ana his desire TO show great
er courtesy to the new Governor, for
il Will enable thousands Of people in
the western part OF the city an op
portun!ty to see Mr.. Stuart Starting
from the mansion at II o'clock. the
warriage containing the Governor viii
reach DR.. Johnston's residence in ten
minutes, and after making the uptown
circle Will return TO the Capitol at
l2.l5 o'clock The Senate and House
Viii meet in their respective halls a.
Has, open the joint Assembly at il 30
and receive city and State officials and
members of the Congress of the United
states AT lI:io. All State officers who
are TO begin the new term, with the
exception OF the Governor and Lieu
tenant-GoVernor, will take the oath
bcfore the joint Assembly at noon. and
AT 12:i5 the Assembly and its invited
guests viii repair to the south portico
Of the Capitol
Ceremonies on Portico.
The procession 10 the portico Will
start as the military parade swings into
the Capitol grounds. Governor Elect
/ r,II
son will be escorted TO the stand at
1880. After a prayer by Bishop Col
Inns Denny. the oath Of Office Will be
administered 10 Mr.. Ellyson by Judge
Richard H. Cardwell OF the Supreme
Court. and TO Mr.. Stuart by Judge
James Keith. president OF the. Supreme
Court Then will follow the inaugural
address by Governor Stuart. After the
benediction the Richmond Howitzers
will fire the Governors salute The
! public reception at the mansion will
lie held from To II o'clock on Mon
uay night
The Military Detail
/ Brigadier-G General e. G. Vaughan, Jr.,
commanding officer of the Virginia
Volunteers. has been assigned TO act
as military aide to Governor Elect
stuart during the Inauguration exer-
cises Adjutant-General w w. Sale
! will act as military aide TO Governor
| Mann. General Sale and General
| Vaughan will occupy seats in the car
| riage with Governor Mann and the
/ Governor elect in the parade.
/ THE chief marshal. Colonel Robert
/ r. I.eedy, has announced the follow
| ing appointments to his stan: Lieuten-
| ant Colonel Allen Potts, Richmond
! Lieutenant Colonel ,lunius +. Lynch, OF
Norfolk: Lieutenant Colonel h. w.
! Salomonsky. Norfolk: Major Benjamin
| Harrison Petersburg; Major r. NJ.
| Wortham. Richmond: Major James w.
Graves, Richmond; Major c. l.. Wright,
and Captain W. w. LaErade.
/ Carpenters began the construction OF
I the stand over the steps OF the south
! portico OF the Capitol yesterday af-
/ ternoon and ere expected to complete
| the work to-day. Decorators will be-
! gin their task to-day or tomorrow.
| The entire south portico will be drapetl
in bright bunting and flags.
| The members Of the inaugural COM
mittce are being bcsicgcd FOR tickets
of admission to seats on the portico.
| The ticket supply is decidedly limited,
| and hundreds of applicants will he dis
| appointed.
The fact that Senator Martin was
able to have The United States band
ordered here from Fortress Monroe TO
act rs II sort OF personal escort for
| the V. NJ. I. corps brought the utmost
! pleasure to the inaugural committee.
This band, with its forty pieces. is one
| OF the best in the country ranking
second only to the United States Ma :
| rinc Band. Friends of the " NJ. l..
| realizing that the cadet band does not
contain enough pieces to be imposing,
| got into communication yesterday with
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