Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1897, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1897-18 PAGES TAKING THE OATH Program: ef the Inaugaral Exer- cises at the Capitol. ADMISSION 70 THE SENATE CHAMBER Senate bronze door to the platform on the east front in the following order, viz: The marshal of the District of Columbia and the marshal of the Supreme Court, the chief justice, associate justices and re- porter of the Supreme Court; the ex-Presi- dent, the ex-Vice President, the sergeant- at-arms of the Senate, committee of ar- Tangements, the t and the Presi. dent-elect, the Vice President and his pre- decessor, the secretary of the Senate, mem- bers of the Senate and ex-senators, mem- bers of the House of Representatives, mcm- bers-elect ard officers; the diplomatic corps, governors of states, heads of departments, the major general of the army command- ing, the admiral of the navy and the of- ficers of the army and navy who, by name, have received the thanks of Congress; a other persons who have been admitted to the ficor of the Senate chamber, followed by those who have been admitted to the galleries, ag See ge of the galleries will re- < 3 | main seated until the procession hi SWEARING IN SENATORS | the'fenate chamber, when ten aan, ert corted in sections, by the officers in charge of each section, to the platform, where sep- arate sections corresponding to the sections in the gallery will be reserved for them, and where the proceedings will not begin vntil all on the floor and in the gallertes are assembled to witness them. After the occupants of the galleries have proceeded to the platform employes of ihe Senate, Supreme Court, House of Represen- tatives and the Library of Congress and ar- chitect’s office will be admttted to seats on the platform. ‘While the Senators-elect are being sworn > and the YEARS EADER!!! F st., cor. 11th. 1 Storage, 224 and M. ‘TER? BENSON’S which ts the only POKOUS PLASTER that con. tains powerfal and carative modern ingredients, YET ABSOLUTELY SAPE and POSITIVE in ts ONS PLASTERS PREV do net cure chronic ailm nor do they create an electric batt . Uke syatem, gor will thes care. by the Mabel.” AM such clatws are ma Qt HUMBUGS. RENSON'S are used 1 dorsed by Physicians and Draggists thre tt evilized world. | ‘Their composition is founded upon med Refuse substitutes Everything we sell Bears the stamp of perfect = workmanship and finish. The Time To Buy Furniture. —No one need think of paying full price for Furniture now. Seems as though we weren't doing anything but cutting prices here. —Hat Racks now. Values that were big already were made big- ger. The luxury of a new Hat Rack costs little. iy regrel We refer Yo ths common use of soda to zelfeve heartburn or sour stomach, a habit which thou. sands of practice almost daily, and one. which {s fraught with danger; moreover the sodaj only gives emporary relief amd in the end the stomach t ‘gets worse and worse. ‘The soda gets a3 2 mechanical irritant to the wells of thé stomach and bowels, and cases are gu Trend whire tt accumulated. th the intestives, Causing deatiZby inflammation or peritonitis. ‘Dr. ‘Harinadoce ‘recounwenis es the cafe and How the Procession Wil! Move to the Platform Outside. than, BENSON'S, Mable. Price, 25 cents, Always re. 1 Desire to announce that the increased space acquired through the recent extensive addition to their building furnishes an opportunity for display- ing larger and more varied stocks than heretofore. ; The selections for the THE RUIZ CORRESPONDENCE peptones, and dl- digestion, and the food per- d promptly before it has time to ferment, sour and polson: the blood and -nervous system. Dr. Wuerth siates that he invartebly uses Rtuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets im all cases. of stornach: dera ents and finds them @ certain cure cot only for sont he: It Was Not Furnished to the Senate as Was Requested. Following is the official program of the exercises at the Capitol tomorrow: No person will be admitted to the Sepate wing of the Capitol, the Senate galeries, the floor of the Senate chamber or the tn- augural platform without a ticket or card sighed by Senators Sherman, Mitchel! and Elkins, comprising the committee of ar- rangements, except members of the Senate and elective officers, members of the House of Representatives and elective officers, the ex-Presidemt and the ex-Vice President, | the justices of the United States Supreme Court and officers (the clerk, reporter and marshal), cabinet officers, the generat com- a eart +are-not -a cathartic, but intended diseases and weakness, and will be in any stomach trouble except can- cer of the atoniach. = oft! ascll Stuart's Dyspepsie: Tablets at ¢ A Tittle Gok Aesccibing all forms of stomach! Weakmess and ‘their cure matted by adhiress- ing the Styart Co. of Marshall; Mich: ~ t mh3&6-2t A Good Friend to Babies, _ ee ee POWDER. . It cures red, ite and. prickly heat. Plain — oc perfumed. 10c. box. At all druggists. tnd only Spring and Summer of °97 Having been made accordingly, a splendid. assortment of the most desir= able Foreign and Domestic Goods is now being shown and constantly added to, including many novelties not to be seen elsewhere. Silks and Velvets, Dress Goods, Laces, The President Says It is Inadvisable to Make It Pablic Pending the Investigation. ‘The President yesterday sent to the Sens ate a report made by Secretary Olney on through the bronze door to the seats reserved for them on the platform. Exercises on the Platform. miral of the navy and the officers of the army and navy who, by name, have rc- ceived the thanks of Congress will take Seats on the left of the President. Such other persons as are included in, the preceding arrangements will occupy (he residue of the platform. When all are assembled, the oath of of- fice will be administered to the President- elect by the chief justice, or, in his ab- sence, by the senior justice present. The President will then deliver his inau- gural address. On the conclusion of the address, the members of the Senate, preceded by the sergeant-at-arms, Vice President and secretary, will return to the Senate cham- ber, and the President, accompanied by the committee of arrangements, will proceed to the Executive Mansion. In the event of stormy weather the inau- guration of the President will take place in the resolution requesting the correspond- Hall Racks. Evans’ Dnig Store, 938.F St, . ais pererey and ae = Lge On reaching the ptatform the President | ence in the case of Dr. Ricardo Ruiz. The Trimmin Milline: Gloves, Hosie Shoes, Wholesate and fetail. Branch, Conn. ave. & 8 st. | Admiral ofthe navy on the active and President-elect will take the seats re-| report suggests the inadvisability of s ‘WAS. ? 9 ? : 3. i a e Col ce at is thine was. BIbS-set his ald. served for them, the chief justice on their | plying the corresponden this thne, = a = Peps Rib’ and P Is, : rote of ives eae, saad right and the sergeant-at-arms of the Sen-|.which suggestion the President indo: % bons those for members-elect) good only | ate on their left. oy “ Oak Hall Rack. $11.00 unlap H ts saying that it would be “incompatill: with D a 0] at the Senate bronze door (at the head of | The commit " will oo- Oak Hall Rack. ‘$17.00 > col ittee of arrangements oc-| the public interest to do so pending the jk Hall Rack. $21.00 Dressmaking and Ladies’ Tailoring, Suits, Cloaks, < sei clocks were! cpperiddll SOO ee ee oe eee ee ten | eT cas esto Cad cela Gin ag | on tenes Sees 0 to ener the Sn bee bonis ASM SURts a c= OP the arch beneath these marble ste; Set ond Erestienitcaleet. t ps. ‘ = © be instituted. Oak Hatt Back Tea Gowns, Lingerie, Corsets, &c. Thursday. Ticket holders presenting themselves at | a cociate justiees Of the Sem ee conn | The President adds the suggestion “that ae , ?. > Wea U FF. 905 Pa. Ave. | reused canteen Phe pent inces, Mill be | the Vice President, secretary; members of | the consul general should have professional = i = - e dt il ct at 1 W. B. MOSES & SONS. Misses’, Children’s and Infants r. Ri (0) 9 —__* "| sary to protect the galleries for the use of ES ee a = in such tavertigation, thonsk that mat- fe2t-2w-14 those having tickets and to prevent persons | ““Tig members of the House and members- % <2 Ee Gentlemen’s Furnishings. Threugh Tthout Uckets gaining admission | cect will be seated on the right of the | ticular persons to act wi:n | RR Re ° through t Jeading from the retunda | p, and Sena de , : Cl I Cooks g i and the crypt and occupying the galleries get perr gos ~inpe the wants rato or Stakes | seg omeial c eanily }| Upholstery, Lace Curtains, Bedsteads and Bedding, OSe é of 2rd8e, exclusion of the bona Ade ticket | oo the fatt of the Tpcsidene Conon nae | reece {eaRamitting the official Cook With Coke! : "Sven ane caring, cag, tne | tee he, ava Ta | Sta ono a 2 the army commanding, the ad- | essential facts in the case. je says that Oriental Rugs, &c. . used in conveyin, to the Senate | Seners! of *: Sea nene. fices and yards will be closed iS persons to the Senate ‘ooks are enabled to keep thelr kitchens ) il of our cf and ya w clos; Rutz, a native of Cuba,came to this country during the revolution which terminated in 187k, and studied dentistry a: 1 declaring his intention to become of the United States in i877. He his final papers in 188, After this bh turned to Cuba, and has resided there since. He details Rutz’s arrest on Febru- ary 4, of which, he says, the department was immediately informed, but that noth- ing more was heard in regard to t in - ter until February 17, wnen the consul general reported that Ruiz hal and dead. He says the deparim: as- sumed that the case was be! ed to during this interim, and that a demand would be made that ‘the prisover sho! put in communicado, but that it af developed that no made, and the prisoner had remeined stantly in solitary confinemeat. 1 cumstances attending the deach w condition when Coke Is used. as makes no dirt or clinkers. aif what you'll pay for other 40 bu. vt Coke 40 bu. =" Coke ‘Washington Gaslight Co.,° 413 Ioth St. N. W., ; OR WM. J. ZEH, 920 20TH ST. "PHONE 476. fe2t- wing of the Capitol, will be excluded from the north half of the Capitol grounds until after the conclusion of the inaugural cere- monies. ‘The two eastern doors of the Senate wing, as above described, will be open at 10 o'clock a.m. to those holding tickets and cards and entitled to admission. Distribution im the Galleries. The section of the gallery known as the Senate reserved gallery, on the eastern side, between the ladies’ gallery and the eastern reserve gallery, will be set apart for the guests of the President and Presi- dent-elect, the Vice President and Vice President-elect, and the families of the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the Supreme Court and cabinet officers. Special tickets will be issued for this gal- lery, and ro one will be admitted to it 3 all day March 4. Scnd in your orders on the Costs nearly = fueis: _ ees ENTRANCES 9 Orders by mail attended to with care and promptness. * - Needle c-ses of assorted needles that would cert you 40 or 50c. to duplicate singly are being given away free. Johnson Bros., 1206 F St. _te20- 3m-16d We’ve Inaugurated ‘‘Cut’’ Prices on Andirons! cep us busy this week—all our To k 10. Per fe andirons, in wrought tron and soll Cent off polished brass—in «quaint and grace- ful designs—at 10 per cent off regular prices! J. H. Corning, Me S° 520-22 13th St. mnS-14d DYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY CURED—GROVER GRA- ham’s R is a specific, Instant rellef and per- ( 18th St. 19th St. and Sixth Ave. (18th St. Elevated Station.) mb3-3t Great Reduction In Hair. 1,000 Switches, $3.50, formerly $7.00. Sut 2 itches, 50, formerly 5.00. Switches, 6.00, formerly 10.50. he Senate chamber. as to lead to a demand Zor immediate in- manent ‘cure. guaranteed. ‘Thom Pharmaey, | Without a tek 2 F =. So th st. Write Grover Grahain Co., New! without a ticket. All doors of the rotunda will be closed, | vestigation. Gray Switches, 3.00. formerly see pennice Rewargh, The diplomatic gallery will be reserved | and passageways leading thereto will be $7 to $8.50 Dress Suit Cases, $5. ‘After such personal examination as he was able to make,” the Secretary con- tinues, “the consul general has reported to the department that Ruiz was placed and kept for 315 hours in a small, closed and filthy cell, three feet by five, having a rough stone floor with no window and only a G-inch square opening in ihe door for the admission of food. which aperture was kept shut except when so used; that no one w allowed to see him; that he died from ne exclusively for the use of the families of the members of the diplomatic corps, and Uckets of admission thereto will be distrib- uted by the Secretary of State. The press gellery will be reserved exclu- sively for the reporters of the press. Tick- ets of admission thereto will be counter- s:gned by the chairman of the press com- mittee and will entitle the holders to pro- ceed to the place reserved for the press on the platform while the procession is form- siret Since Sttendants ie Hsirdressiags “Ssampee- |) WITH ( ete. ) ‘Try our “Curette” for retaining carl. Spring Lamb S. HELLER’S, 720 7th Street N.W. HAVE BRAKELEY'’S PEAS. ‘They're finer in every way than the best fresh peas that come to market. They are sweet and tender, - ard come in well-filled cans. : ©7Don't let your grocer send you ( kept clear. No person will be permitted to pass from the House wing through the ro- tunda except members, members-elect and the officers of the House. All entrances to the Senate wing (except the two before mentioned) will be closed the night of March 3 and be kept closed until after the inaugural ceremonies. All Persons having the right of admission will be admitted only at the Senate »ronze door Use SHAKER DIGESTIVE CORDIAI. not cure alt di t cure, Dyspepsia or Indigestion. “All drugziste. ‘Angosture!Biteers ts the best tonic In the world. for dyspeptiess, Manufactured only by Dr. J. G. B. Stegert & Hons. Sold everywhere by druggists. o : Sd Just a dozen of them yesterday “4 —fewer teday—fewer still tomor- row. We want to make room fot x x x X others, so we cut the price to get X a apecdy sale of them. ace x x x x 7 = sl ILLINOIS PEOPLE, 10 oC HOH = p and at the door under the arch beneath the | glect or violence; that he became deranged: = LEY'S B. F. F. ¢ - e 5 9 galleries w! n to those ie sergeant-at-a of nate wi ——— PION “JUNIOR PEAS.” “We only fo: Trunk repairing 2 spec Swe ee = on top of the head; that he died from con gestion of the brain; that there is ne fracture of the skull, but that all know!- edge was confined to officials, and that it was difficult to ascertain th® fact He says that on the other hand the act- ing governor general of Cuba, in a report made to his government on February States that Ruiz was confined in a room over eight feet by nineteen, with a larg window; that the room showed no signs of dampness, and that Ruiz had an easy chair and a comfortable bed. This official also reports that Ruiz was found in his room very much excited with a contusion on his head, after a blow was heard in the room ‘He says the prisoner was then removed to a better room; that “on the 17th he was found by the attendant in the act of but- ting his head against the grating of the door, and though quieted by the attendant, shortly after died.” - holding gallery tickets, without distinction or reservation. Less Than Twelve Hundred Tickets. The committee of arrangements have de- termined that the tickets of admission shall not exceed the capacity. It was nec- essary, therefore, to restrict the number of tickets issued to four to each senator, making 420, and two to each ,representa- tive, making 730, or 1,150 in all. No one without a ticket will be admitted. This bumber takes up all the space in the gal- leries, including seats on the steps, in the aisles and standing room. The sergeant- at-arms of the House will distribute the Ballery tickets allotted to the House of Representatives, and representatives and delegates should apply to him for thelr quota not later than March 1. The tickets to the Hoor of the Senate wholesale thera, B. B. Earnshaw & Bro. a +1105-9 11th St. $B. Wholesale Grocers: {5053 itt, St: 3) rms be charged with the execution of the ar- A brillgnt, Assemblage of Illinois people Scent greeted Gpyernor Tanner and his bride at the Masontc “Temple last night. Ati ex- tensive ptopré@m had beer. prépared, which included $M attdress of welcome by Senator Cullom.and a, response by Governor Tan- ner: This:was changed and the reception was informabi There was no speechmaking of any. lind. 21 ‘ The reception was given by the’ Illinois Republican Aesociation and delegation in Congress jnhenor of the popular governor and his beautiful young wife, who shared the honors with her husband last right. The hall was beautifully decorated; flags, festoons, and bimting were appropriately arranged throughout the building, and myriads,:of- small flags floated from con- venient places. Portraits of Lincoin, Grant and .Logan, sons of-.Jllinois, hung in con- 300 Private Locked Rooms from $1 to $10 a month. A special room for trunks at 25c. each a month. All rooms clean, light, secure and dry. Steam Passenger Freight Elevators. FURNITURE MOVED. PADDED VANS. We guarantee everything we move. Merchants’ Parcel Delivery Co., Kmeessi, ‘257th mhi-3m,28 CLA ee REPUBLICAN CLUBS. They Are Busy Receiving and Enter- taining Visiting Delegations. The headquarters of the various state republican clubs in this city have been busy places this week, and at each elabo- rate preparations have been made for the reception and entertainment of the visit- ing organizations and their friends. The Minnesota State Association met last evening and appointed committees to welcome and extend courtesies to visitors from that state. The headquarters are at 419 10th street, where all Minnesota vist- tors are made welcome. A general recep- fe26-f,ur, w,28 eee COH EN’S, For Punch, are eter breng, 6.(QO° oe _ashtsitantd Feather Stitched Braid, 6- purpose. ‘0c. gal. se. Piece. —_| featlon ine @ thelr o wn anch could not find a better flavored wine to TT and aTE A Hats TH Pasi be ing, hy The conclusions of the official reports of ori = itch 6/4 14 ST-PHONE 998. | spiewsus places: ce MEE elec CI ease | aunt co, the Senate| galleries -witt entitis the! aon amtrat ammeemtn Smee meen | the ten peeatanenta tales tee tet Tel. 659. 929-931 D st. n.w. 7 | Bone Casing, silk stitched, | sue-204 Of Senator Culiom, MoKimley.:and Hobart. | holders to places on the lattes ey ee : : feld-40d Fr ~~ are Beautiful potted plants almost covered the front of the stage from which the spaakers were 10 haye talked. One of the features of the evening was the beautiful costumes. These, worn by handsome women, made pictures long to be remembered. Governor Tanrer was late arriving. It was after 9 o'clock when he reached the hall with Mrs. Tanner and a brilliantly attired staff. They were met by the com- mittee on reception, headed by L. C. Fer- rell, president of. the association, and es- ) corted into the hall. A line was formed At the rcoms of the Ohio Republican As- sociation ample provision has been made for the comfort of visiting Ohioans, who are given a cordia! welcome. The rooms are at 1223 G street and last evening there was an enthusiastic audience gathered to listen to addresses from prominent vis: tors. ‘The members of the National Republican League acted as escort for t! Young Men’s Blaine Club of Cincinnati, upon their arrival this morning. All day there were representatives of the league at both of the stations, and a hearty welcome was waiting for all arrivals at the league head- quarters. At Mr. D. D. Woodmansee’s headquar- ters, 1319 F street, almost opposite the Eb- bitt House, is stationed a corps of very conflicting the Secretary says another open and thorough investigation seemed to this government indispensable, and that the Spanish government concurred in this view. ‘The Secretary incloses a copy of Minister De Lome’s letter, acceding to this request He says that Ruiz did not make known his American citizenship when arrested, a cir- cumstance which, he says, often occurs and always leads to complication. o- one can be admitted to the platform who has not previously been admitted to the Senate wing of the Capitol. Admission to the Floor of the Senate. At 11 o'clock on the 4th of March the doors of the Senate chamber will be opened and the following will be entitled to ad- mission to the floor: The President, the President and Vice Presijent-elect, the ex- President and ex-Vice President, the chief Justice, associate justices and officers of the Supreme Court; members of Congress and delegates, cabinet officers and gov- ernors of states, the general commanding the army and his aid, the senior admiral DEATH —mas be lurking on the stands 4f the weather is cold or rainy on the 4th of Ma Better secure @ seat in one of oar immense plate glass windows and view the inaugural parade in a warm room, amid cozy surroundings, Where you ean waik sround and feel at home. Only a few more seats left. 8c. Piece. Horn Bones, 7, 8 and 9 in., 5c. Doz. Colored ‘Passementeries, 2 to 4 inches wide. To close, 25c. Yard. Worth up to $4.00 Yard. ‘CHEAP™ 5 <Sleeping Accommodations: —for Inauguration guests are in demand. Here’ an opportunity which every house- keeper should take advantage of. Mattresses, 50 and 75c. Cots, 75, goc. and $1.25. Double Wire Beds. E goc. White Enameled Beds, $3.50. The Houghton Co: SS A DOUBLE PLEASURE. and Governor and Mrs. Tanner shook hands with’ all. Governor Tanner and his wife were accompanied by Mrs. John Pe- ters, Mrs. Wan Cleave, Col. J. Lambert, Mrs. Lambert, Miss Annie Lambert, Miss Young People Wh me to See In- augeration and Got Married. There was a very romantic wedding y: terday afternoon shortly after 4 o'clock at 1214 F St. COHEN’S, O17 Lith St. N.W. New Comers To the City. who are in doubt as to which grocer to patronize in order to secure the finest Groceries aad Wines at a moderate price, id pay our establishment a Visit, and investigate our qualities and prices. Largest stock of foreign end dotocstic table delicactes, wines, etc., tm this city. Courteous clerks. Prompt deliveries, We Invite you to place your account with us) 1413 ¢, BRYAN, nV. mhi-w,m,f,28 Seats, $5 to $7. If the day ts cok we could get $10 for these seats readily. OGRAM’S, 13th & Pa. Ave. 4-83-40 PE YOUR BABY’S. FIRST TOOTH Is hailed with joy. But why relax your attention and allow your children's teeth to decay and break off. Why not con- sult in time a reliable dentist, acd tn- sure teeth that are healthy and strong? Consult Evans’ Dental Parlors, Oldest and most reliable. Established 1874. *‘Souvenirs.”’ Jennie Stevens, Mrs. Colburn Fields Buck and Adjutant General Reese, Inspector General J. R. B. Van Cleave, Captain Swift, Colonel Smith, Colonel Lestner and others of the ataff. Among thase present were the following: Representative R. I. Hitt, Col. Clark E. Carr, Lyman J. Gage, Gen. Rinaker and wife, Judge Jacob New and wife, New York; W. F. Beech, C. W. Cochran, ex- Gov. and M Fletcher, Capt. W. A. Park, Rock Falls, Il.; Judge Horace S. Clark, Dr. B. B. Cliffe of Tennessee, J. B. Brown low of Tennessee, John A. Logan, jr., Mr. and Mrs. W..E. Brown of Chicago, Mrs. Logan, Maj. and Mrs. Tucker, J. T. Sche- nault, Benton, Ill.; Commissioner John W. Ross, Col. and Mrs. Odell, Corp. and Mrs. James Tanner, Mrs. J. G. Reeves, Dr. G. R. Brown, Miss Reeves, Mrs. G. B. Reeves, of the navy and his aid, the librarian of Congress, the elective officers and mem- bers of House of Representatives, the ar- chitect of the Capitol and his assistant, senators-elect and ex-serators, members of Congrers-elect, ex-Secretaries and ex- sergeant-at-arms of the Senate, ex-Speak- er of the House cf Representatives, am- bassadors and ministers of the United States, ambassadors and ministers of for- eign countries who have been presented officially to the President, judges of tne Court of Claims, judges of the Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia, marshal: of the District of Columbia, the secretary of the Smith- sonian Institution, the Commissioners of the District of Columbia, the Heutenant general of the army, retired; officers of the army and navy who by name have re- ceived the thanks of Congress. efficient people, who are trying to care for the members of the National Republican League clubs and members. Those who can be found on duty at all times at the national headquarters are Mr. Woodman- see, Gen. J. C. Howe, Col. Wm. 8. Odell, Capt. W. Q. Lowd and John Paine. These gentlemen are at all times glad to receive any members of the league and will afford all information possible. The officers of the different clubs are requested to call and make known their wants. Members of the reception committee and staff mem- bers are requested to call and secure badges and equipment, which are at the number above designated to be distributed. ee All of It for Tem Cents, The issues of The Evening Star for March 3, 4,5 and 6 will contain an elaborate his- St. Mary's Catholic Church, on 5th street between G and H streets, in which two young people from Augusta, Ga., on a visit to the inaugural ceremonies were made man and wife. The wedding, while not in the nature of an elopment. had a tinge of haste in it that made it truly romantic. ‘the contracting parties were Mr. Harry E. Fourcher and Miss Minnie DeWeen, the daughter of Mr. Mark DeWeen, a well- known resident of Augusta. The couple arrived in the city yesterday morning, and the prospective groom lost no time in find- ing the city hall and securing a marriage license. The Augusta papers of yesterday con- tained two casual notices. One was to the effect that Misses Minnie L. and Carrie De- Ween of 132 Green South street would c! ; leave to attend the inaugural ceremonies at ¢ ‘Mere varieties of Washi Q + 2 all of Tr ee nae RU nite of How Tickets Are Distributed. tory of the inauguration of President Mc- | Washington, while another said that Mr. ‘Sank dae a ee lectric the railway mail service, Daniel Lathrop, Kinley, and form an interesting and | Harry E. Fourcher was going to New York posers are to be found elsewhere in ( mbi1-tt 1300 F ST. N.W. Gee Se SR ee eeazn he bhai yer wil be ape ealoable apuwenir at vas t event. Cop- | on business. ‘The party came together ie on. ett, a le | wi cards of lentification by ser- di t Our famous “Cannon Spoon contains 5 P-o=w-=e r Winne, Col. A. H. Holt, Mrs. George F. | geant-at-arms of the House, and will en.| 1S Of The Star for the four days will be reed sig ingred ne diarag Ay tiengheer gs views, embrating Mo ut. U. S. Capitol, = White, Daniel Hagan, Thomab B. Needles, a. mailed to any address for 10 cents. hort time before the preparations for the : . & + ¢ © ts not only “CHEAPER” than “ol. C. A. Alken, Dr.’ Mckit ler, | tet the Serate chamber by the south door sho Mt. Vernon, Arlington and Garfield Statue. only steam | Col. C. A. .. Dr. McElfee, Miss Tyler, —o_— ceremony wera complete. The young Sterling silver, teaspoon size, % 25 Romer bat it ts safer and cleaver. No | A. E. Harvey. Mrs. W. M. Gibson, Mr. Gib- | with the representatives. A Silver Anniversary. ladies went to the residence of Miss Rose (Seamer ieelons ard " $1.25 — 22 Printing plant, machine shop or light | son, Judge D. M. Browning, Mrs. Brown-| The Secretary of State will distribute to Rev, 5. Aumdcnas Dhylas. pater of Raiaas [eer oF Web 1K Gnane Batt Ded. & echeek Diamonds é 99 S225 Manufacturing concern ean afford to be | ing, Capt. Houchin, Mrs. Perry Barthlow, | ambassadors and ministers of foreign coun SCG en ee srieck Were Tice Sen tabae orcbebenione We imported an ot pia. (| 66 ooo eS Met investigate We cay doueee. Why | Wi S. Foreman, Mrs, Clifford. Col. W. H-| tries cards of admission to the Senate | 2aPtist Church, and wife celebrated their | 1" remain, while the young man secured Imported an immense stock in ouVve oT 8% mot investigate? We wupiiy the current, | Wilson, Barl Sherwood. Abner L. Taylor, | {ries cards of admission to the Senate | siver anniversary Friday evenine, Feta, Suastets ek betel doven uke boostaas Or en mounds for wear at the Inaugural Ball, and Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Yale, Mr. and Mrs. Frank |.’ S 2 = e for the incoming administration's soclety U Ss Electri Li h i ‘Aldrich, ed H. Sneed of Benton, Ill; Dr, | 2t the Senate bronze door and to assem-| ary 26. Regardless of the inclemency of young lady was not aware of the program devetens..” Sée:-thes-ginguoos fataaen ecilaae .Ss. ic Lighting Co., Littiewood, Representative Murphy, Mr] len the Senate marble room, whence|the weather a. large number of friends At “Retiring 213 14th st. n.w. "Phone 77. of gews. Silverware Clearance. mh2-20d and Mrs. John R. Young, Mr. and Mrs. mit all Silverware ml chance to secure to your table. Sale” Prices! Guides, 25c. up. ‘Three tables of Loy Visitors should come here for So1- Parrish, Mr. ‘W. Halcomb, Judge O. Burrell, George W.. Prince, Col. George C. Rankin, the Misses Browning, F. W. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. A.J.Hopkin they will be shown to seats on the Senate floor. The sergeant-at-arms of the Senate will distribute to all the others above named cards of admission to the Senate chamber, called to pay their respects. The presents were profuse, representing every kind of household stiver. The presents of the Ban- tist_ministers’ conference of the District of Columbia, the Ladies’ Independent So- until in the carriage on the way to the church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Haugengast, the assistant pas- tor of St. Mary's Church. The groom is young electrician of Augusta. esctiate enemas Church ree 7 and they are requested to enter at the Sen-| cial, the Wayland Social, and the Triplett Chimes Program. Vieces at $1.50, $3 ‘They told within thei Gol. Charles Page Bryan, Mrs. Thomas B. | ate bronze door, or the door under the| Ct ‘ ae Fee Peete atte 280 ee eee concise ie eer adie want to know ‘historical and faterestine use: | Bryan, Judge Hayden ‘of Shawneetown, arch beneath the bronze door, fone ae on es ee Were =| ‘The following musical selections will be J acob S Bros ‘Two hints: Washington. Souvenirs for bome-bringing tance. | WL; Mr. ind Mrs. John 8. Hayden, Capt. | ""Those entitlad to admission’ to the floor| Delay, fine. Tokei respect °9 ful ite, inex Seite Hoo sTone See them at PUR. rot. Wiley, Dr. Elliott, L. Hay- played upon the Metropolitan ceived from a number of other cities. br. ty f the Serate will be shown to their seats himes by Prof. James R. Gibson while 1 Sil Capitol nth st.—""418. 00d, Of Aurora, I; . we wl Robert Johnson performed the ceremony | cl iy i Importers, 1229 Pa. Ave. souvent Spoon pit er § 1 a = ieee reresdntinnetets Mrs Meiligea a Me entre no cenake chamber ty ahaa tn grand style, followed by the presentation | the procession moves to and from the mia-eoa rahe ei a RL Wade & Butcher Razors. Chicago, spilen Hay. Oak Park, 1; Capt. |'"rne ‘Supreme Court, beaded by its of | of Dresen ministers’ cunference, by | Capitol: Te Razor Strops. Ww. cers, will enter the Senate chamber in a Rev. J. I. Loving, in a neat speech. Mrs. Q uguration Chimes’ Peal” on all —_ é = Hamm of’ Sterling, Ili; Mrs. Babcock, t 11:45 a.m., and be announced. Fazlor wore the white satin and oranse | we peli, 2. America. 3. Hail, Columbia, 9 ee ee EST PRICES IN CITY. Miss Libbey Breeman, Springfield; Maj. J. | Pody, 92145 a-m. tive ee eee aie cereeay tt | Happy Land. 4. In the Sweet Bye and Te ize. > Dr. Lyon’s Se ing Sale" price. $ 1 oo 0 y! Prettiest win the elty. Closing out the Genuine Hand-sculp- tured Florentine Marble Statuary at Jews than cost—prior to retiring from business. PERFECT Tooth Powder ESE Sie iy aie ay sc P. Doyle,?€etmbus, Ohio; Clemmer Linn, Topeka; Senator I. M.. Hamilton, Miss Le Vin, Ju and Mrs. Richard. Yates, John C. Cobb, nm; Henry Iveg Cobb, “hi- cago; Mré. Cifilom, Mr. and Mrs. Ridge- way, Miss” per, Missiiazel G. Harper, Miss Frances A. Harpes Mus. N. P. R. Hatch, Judge L. C. Collins: alb of Chicago; Miss Harriet st. | Hawley of Chicago, Mrs. Willis Lord fe24-17d Gerome Desio, An Elegant Toilet Luxury. Now | at 1209 Pa. Ave. Used by people of refinement for over a quarter of a century. Jal3-miit.w30t BARRA RR DRED So Many Folks Would Not Buy Go to Siccardi’s we 202 BARGAINS IS BUMAN BAM vecele assortment tan apd Terlote sell Conby and Ee, it was not rich Cg ES every wi my Sausage fe the C. RAMMLING, 312 Pa. ave. n.w. wh1-m,w,f,18 Aud alwa; = 8 S bay it—it ee ee and quite as ‘Trunks to suit ievery taste and ‘Pocketbook!!! ; 23 per cent off to folks buying now! Tronks =a eee aith every coucelvable trunk con- je ventence bam regard to rough Bandiing. “We'll surely sult jou on trunks: LUTZ & CO., 497 Penna. Ave., “@ Sole Agents for Harness. mhi-30d ~ory rere} INHALER.— Selling a lot of All Long Human Hatr A revelation to coffee drinkers! Made from BOOTHS POCKET ay Fe nose ae eat its ots aw ayeow, tame iy G40-650-051 Center Market. F Moore of Mannas, G. W. Griffin of C! 8. M. Lake, Mrs. S. M. Lake; Mra OW, Powers ofiDeratur, Miss Emma Caine of St. LouissMias.Stella Manser, M. Le Roy h, Mjss Bana Lake, Miss Lilian Lake, C. A, Gregory and many others, "y G. Ridgeway, W. H. Har- in a body at 11:50 a.m., and be announced. ‘The Presidential Escort. The President asd President-elect will be escorted to the Capitol, each by a member of the committee of arrangements, and will enter the Senate wifg by the bronze door. The President will go directly to the Presi- dent’s room ahd the President-elect to the rangements, they occupy the seats re- served for them in front of the Vies Presi repaired to the dining room, where refreshments had been prepared in abund- ance. in congratulations and othr amusemerts, After a most enjoyable time speat Mr. Taylor and Upon the Suwanee River. 7. ‘Chime. Mi Bells. 11. Carry Me Back to Ole Virginny. Willie, We Have Missed ; Ont Promise Be 18. Those Bells of Shan- don. 19. Robin Adair. Spangled Banner. Bye. 5. Old Coronation 6. Way Dow De Beriot's 8. Blue Bells of Scotland. ». My Maryland. 10. Monastery Rally "Round the Flag, Boys. 13. Co- if ‘Ocean on ‘or You. 15. Lang Syne. 16. Home, Again. 2. The Star —__—>—___ THE POWERS AND GREECE. noon to the Greek government. It declares that the Island of Crete will