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Steady Throng g of o Visitors VisitorsGreeted VisitorsGreeted tors torsGreeted
Greeted by Presi PresidentElect Presit PresidentElect ¬
t dentElect dentElectHERRICK dentElectHERRICI dentElectHERRICK
HERRICK DECLINES DECLINESAN DECLINESAN
AN AN AMBASSADORSHIP AMBASSADORSHIPAnnouncement AMBASSADORSHIPAnnouncement I II IAnnounc6n1ent I
Announcement of Offer to Ohio OhioMan Ohiol1an OhioMan
Man Made Today TodayLate TodayLateCaBers TodayLateCallers Late LateCallers
Callers Barred BarredBy BarredBy BarredBy
By JAMES HAY Jr JrPresidentelect j jPresidentelect i iIreSidente1ect
Presidentelect Taft planted his hissubstantial hissu f fsuastantial
substantial su form forma against lust the ornate ornatewall ornatewall t tvall
wall of the Boardman parlor this thismorning lilislnomin thismorning
morning lnomin and in a firm f rn1 and cour courageous courrtge courageous ¬
ageous rtge us voice exclaimed exclaimedCome exclaimedrt
rt Come one come all allAnd allAnd 1 1And
And he didnt have to say it ittwice ittwice
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twice The The invitation was acreP accepted acceptedon accept ted d doa
on the minute minuteThey minuteThey minuteThey a
They came from everywhere everywhererepresentatives ever There Thererresentati
representatives rresentati ves of Congress the theexecutive theexecutive fibsexecutive I
executive departments the army armythe armythe arm y ythe
the navy the diplomatic service and i ithat If t tthat
f that vast body of bold and daring daringsailors daringsailors j jsailors
sailors on the high seas of private privatelife privatelife t
life 1if and political endeavorSlave endeavor j jSlave i iSlave I
Slave of Public PublicIt
It was not much of a way to colebrate colebratehII celebratebk j
his last t day of private life With his hisInauguration histnUl hisinauguration
Inauguration tnUl ltlon as President twentyfour twentyfourhour twentyfourhours
hour GUN away he was the slave of thepublic the thepublic thepublic
public The Calling Club was on the thebreastworks thebrMtStworks ther4astworks
breastworks and the white flag was wasnot wasnot wasnot
not In their midst They were there thereto thereto thereto
to do business and so they did didHow diduHow didHow
How do you feel the day before your
inauguration 1 one caller asked askedFine askeduFlner askedFine
uFlner Fine sald Mr Taft and looked thepart the thepart thepart
part partOutside partOutside partOutside
Outside the heroic work of the Call Calling CanInG Calling ¬
ing Club the only development of in inannouncement Intrest interest
trest In the days proceedings was the theaanouncement theannouncement
announcement of the Presidentelect Presidentelectthat
that he had offered one of the big am arnorshlP6
bftp batPeadorshipa adorships orshlP6 to Myron T Herrick for former tormer fornter ¬
mer mer governor of Ohio and ltd d that H Hit Hitrick t trick trlek <
rick had felt obliged to refuse It be because beORuse because ¬
cause of the demands made upon him himby himby himby
by his business undertakings undertakingsThis
This announcement IB taken as evi evidence evidence ovIdenoe ¬
dence of the t11 < o good will between the two twomen twomen twomen
men although reports to the contrary
have been printed printedMr prIntedJlfr printedMr
Mr Taft announced tod todp that he hehad hebad hebad
bad offered the Assistant S iryship iryshipof
of the NaY to Beekim v nthrop
formerly governor of Poi P < tj lido U o and andnow andnow andnow
now Assistant As l tant Secretary e Treas TreasHis Treasury Treasury
ury and that llio to latter h accepted uceptedHis acceptedHis
His Callers CallersAmong CallersAmong CafersAmong
Among the callers were wereSecretary wereSCretary wereSecretary
Secretary of State Bacon Rear Admi Admiral Admiral Admiral ¬
ral Hcmphill Capt Walter Allen AllenCorps A11 AllenCorps 1 1COrpB
Corps of Engineers En tneer U S A B A AWalUngford Aj AWallin
j Wallin WalUngford ord jr who had with nh him a
deiegat delegation deleg tlon on of Plttsburg men Repre Representatives Repreentat1v RepresentatlveE ¬
sentatives entat1v Duncan McKinlay of Cali ¬
fornia and Prince of Illinois William
Somerville of Illinois John F Stevens
former chief engineer of the Panama
Canal and a host ho t of gentlemen who whoare whoare whoare
are here for the Inauguration but who whowben Rhowhen whowhen
when they are at home are towers of ofstrength orstrength ofstraagth
strength to the cause cau e of Republicanism Republicanismand
and good od government governmentOutside governmentOutside governmentOutside
Outside the list of regular callers callersmust calJersmut callersmust
must be b placed laced Arthur I Icaster Vorys or IAn IAnC8ter Lancaster
caster Ohio who ho was Mr Ir Taffs closest closestpersonal c10 closestpersonal est estJHlraonaJ
personal add adviser r duriiigtlie campaign campaignMr campa In InMr
Mr Vory had his son with him and andailed
ailed < lled to have ulve a a friendly talk with the
Presidentelect He will be one of the themuUl theIII8IJ thesaai
saai muUl lr company Invited to the luncheon luncheonat
at tli the White 1te House tomorrow immedi hnmedlat immediately ¬
ately at following the ceremonies at the
Ca toLTh tol
Th tolcallers callers on the new President are areparticularly ar arJrtJcularly arg
particularly numerous because of the theKreai theTeat thegreat
great Teat numbers who are re already here
for the inauguration JDaU nltlon They were ring ¬
ing Inf In the doorbell door lJ of the Boardman house houseall houacaJ
all aJ last at evening and until a little after
1 oclock this morning Firmly persuad persuaded ¬
ed that a man who la S great enough to tobo tobo tobe
bo President Is also great tr t enough to togo toCO togo
go Indefinitely without sleep and food foodthey foodtbey foodthey
they clambered off the th Incoming exturglon ex exrurskm exulon
rurskm trains grasped their lunch box boxes boxIIi boxes ¬
es IIi tightly under their arms and beat beatit beatIt beatIt
it rapidly to 1801 P street where Mr MrTaXt MrTaft fr frTalt
Taft was trying to sleep sleepVisitors 1leepViaitors sleepViaitors
Viaitors Undaunted UndauntedUtterly Undauntedutterly UndauntedUtterly
Utterly at a lose 0 to understand uDder > > tnd why whythe whrUte whythe
the receiving recelvln hours did not last all allUkrettgh aJlt allt3arou
Ukrettgh t t3arou h the night they went crestfal crestfallen crosttalleA crostfallen ¬
len and morose mo to their hotels and andboarding andboudta andboarding
boarding boudta nooses left a call for 5 oclock oclockContinued oclockContinued oclockf
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Ohio O to disturbance will move eastward eastwardoff
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by southerly shifting uhift1ii to high hl h northwesterly north northwesterly nortbweaerl7 ¬
westerly winds and rain followed by byfair byfur byfslr
fair and d somewhat cooler weather in inthe Inthe inthe
the middle Eastern and Southeastern SoutheasternSiaios SoutheaaternSWOIJ SoutheasternStaatos
Siaios Staatosstorm SiaiosStorm SWOIJ8lonn
Storm warnings are displayed on the theAtlantic theAUantlc theAtlantic
Atlantic coast from Hatteras to East Eaatpftrt Eulpetrt Eastport
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FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT DISTRICTSbowers DISTRICTSbowers i iwen
Sbowers wen this u afternoon clearing and andcooler andeoeIer andeoQer
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Special Train to Chicago ChicagoPennsylvania ChicagoPcmnaylvantt ChicagoPennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad account Inaug Inaugur3itoa InaugurdJUoa Inaugut
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WHERE WH RE THE INAUGURAL BALL WILL BE HELD HELD II I
VIEW OF THE INTERIOR OF THE PENSION BUILDING SHOWING THE PROGRESS IN THE WORK OF THE DECORATORS
ROOSEVELT IUU JL I Lri T i IS I CVJ CVJWhite BUSY BMYBIDDING BUSYBIDDINGFAREWELL
BIDDING BIDDINGFAREWELL BIDDINGFAREWELLWhite FAREWELL FAREWELLVhite
White House Invaded by byRetiring byRetiring b Y YRetiring
Retiring Presidents PresidentsFriends PresidentsFriends PresidentsFriends
Friends FriendsAny
Any ono Oft a in m a the neighborhood 110 hborh od of the theWhite theHOUH theWhite
White House this morning might Jl bt have havethought bavathousht havethought
thought that the historic mansion was wasbeing wasbemr wasbeing
being befrioged b toged by an invading army armyTruly armyTruly armyTruly
Truly it was a u busy day for President PresidentRoosevelt Pre PresidentRoosevelt ident identRoosevelt
Roosevelt and inasmuch as it vas vashis W Whis v u uhis
his last full day as Chief Executive he hesought h hsought hesought
sought to meet and to shake the hand of ofall otall ofall
all comers But there are re limitations limitationsto
to all roeng men physical endurance and andthe andthe andthe
the President bad to call a a halt finally finallyto naU naUto
to transact tnln act his hi remaining business businessThe bwsmeuThe businessThe
The early hours of the morning mornSn were wereoccupied wereoccupied wereoccupied
occupied with receiving the bureau bureauchiefs bureuchiefs bureauchiefs
chiefs of the several departments department They Theywere Theywere Theywere
were headed by their respective Secre Secretaries Secretaries Secretaries ¬
taries who as members of President PresidentRoosevelts ProakiefttRoo PresidentRoosevelts
Roosevelts Roo oveUs Cabinet Introduced each de department department department ¬
partment officer of cer by name and rank rankHe rankHe rankHe
He Knew Many ManyMany ManyMany ManyMany
Many of these the o chiefs were known to tothe tothe tothe
the President personally and they the allexpressed all allexpressed allexpreued
expressed a cordial feeling for the re retiring retiring retiring ¬
tiring President and wished him good goodluck goodluck goodluck
luck In Ills Ja future futureNext futureNext futureText
Next followed a brief reception of ofSpeaker ofSpaker ofSpeaker
Speaker Cannon Chief Justice Fuller Fullerand Fullerand Fullerand
and Justices White and Day of the theUnited tb tbUnited theUnited
United States Supreme Court Chief ChiefJustice ChleJuaUce ChiefJustice
Justice Fuller will tomorrow administer administerthe a administerthe mlnlater mlnlaterthe
the oath of office to the Presidents Presidentssuccessor Presidentsaucceuor Presidentssuccessor
successor and he sought 8Ou h t this thl oppor opportunity opportunity opportunity
tunity today to bid Godspeed to the theoutgoing theout5olnG theoutgoing
outgoing Executive whom he also sworein swore sworein woreIn
in in 1905 1905Meantime 10 10Meantime 1906Meantime
Meantime while Die Pr President Ment was re receiving recetvlo recetving ¬
ceiving cetvlo the bureau chiefs the lobby of ofthe otthe ofthe
the Executive Office became b came fairly fairlychoked fairlychoked fairlychoked
choked with callers caJI rs There were so somany somlLny somany
many in fact and all clamoring to shake shakethe sbakethe shakethe
the hand of the President that the chiefusher chief chiefusher ehleru5her
usher was tUi compelled to stop the in inrush Inrush inrush ¬
rush to the Presidents chine offlceAt otIlceAt chineAt
At no time since the Inaugural 1DIcU ral rush rushbegan rushbegan rushbegan
began have the White Rouse llou o callerspresented callers cullerspresented Cilt1eraprc
presented prc ented themselves in such grout groutvariety 5rOktvariety treatvariety
variety Host eve every State in the Union Unioncould Unioncould Unioncould
could have claimed one of the callers callersthis can callersthis rs rsthis
this morning mornin as a citizen and these thesecallers tbeeecallen thesecallers
callers represented most every walk walkand wa walkand k kand
and phase of life lifeIn UteIn lifeIn
In Great Variety VarietyThe
The high the low ow the meek and nd the thebelligerent theb6lUserent thebelligerent
belligerent were all there In forces forcesdomonatrati forcedomonatrating orcfs orcfsdomonatraUS1C
domonatrati domonatraUS1C the Presidents Prtrlld t oft re repeated repeated repeated ¬
peated claim that hte ht friends not only onlynumber onlynumber onlynumber
number a 8 legion l < < but are drawn from frommoat frommOtlt frommost
moat ovary lino of human endeavor endeavorThis ndevorThis ndetsorThis
This mass of humanity lty moved on the theWhite thoWhite theWhite
White House under all l l stYle of locomotion loco locomotion locomotion ¬
motion they came in carriage auto automobiles automobl1e automobiles ¬
mobiles of every make maJ e cost and de description deIiCMptlon deccrtption ¬
scription and one visitor an army man manambled manambled manambled
ambled along on horseback hor back How they theycame theycame theycame
came made little difference they were wereall wereall Wer WeraU
all there after one purpose purposeto to bid the thePresident thePrldent thePresident
President a farewell farev ll and that many manyof manyot manyof
of these farewell were not spoken fSVOk n to tothe totho tothe
the President Prosid nt Is perhaps because a sign signreading Ign Ignreading hnreading
reading This la my busy day was wasContinued wa waContinued wasContinued
Continued on Fifth Page PagePa PagePa PagePa
Pa R R City Ticket Office Open Openat
at night The Pa R R Co announces announcesthat announHthat announcethat
that during Inauguration Inau nltlon wpek and until untilMarch unUIMarch untilMarch
March 10 1U is city ticket office at t ISth and andG lindG andG
G will be kept open for the sale le of ofticket ortJckoLM oftickeha
ticket and reservation r rvaUon of Pullman ac accommodations accommodation accommodations ¬
commodations until 10 oclock p m mAdvt m mAdvt
Advt
COMMENDS 1 SPERRY SPERRYJ I IOR
OR J FAMOUS CRUISE CRUISEa11 s sd sLette
d a11
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Lette jfrorn I om President andReply and andReply andReplyAre
Reply ReplyAre Are Made MadePublic MadePublic MadePublic
Public Publicletters PublicLetters
letters 1Atte of commendation conunen4 tlcD written by byPresident byPre byPresident
Pre President tdent Roosevelt Ro Rouse Helt elt aid Secretary of ofto ofthe
the Navy Nberry to Admiral Sperry Sperryon Sl > cT7 cT7on
on his conduct of the Atlantic Atl tJc battle battleship battleship battleship ¬
ship fleet and the admirals reply were weremade weremade ero eron1de
made public at the Navy Department Departmenttoday DeptLrtmenttooa Departmenttoday
today tooa todayPresident j i
President Roosevelt expressed in the themost themost themost
most enthusiastic terms his apprecia appreciation approclftUon appreclaLtion ¬
tion and approbation of Admiral Sper Sperry Sperry Sperrys
ry rys conduct of the fleet and congratu congratulated coJl congratulated ratu ratulatecl ¬
lated him upon the voyage voyn e In n trana transmitting tranamltUDg tranamtttsg ¬
mitting this thl letter to the th admiral Sec Secretary Se Seretary Secretary < ¬
retary Newberry second secow 8eCMd d the Pros Presidents Proaldents Prosdents ¬
dents expressions upr ion find nd commended the theadmiral theadmiral theadmiral
admiral on his bi own account a ount Admiral AdmiralSporry AdmlrnlSp6ITY AdmiralSperry
Sperry in m reply expressed expr his hi profound profoundgratitude profoundgratitude profoundgratitude
gratitude for the compliments complimentsPresidents complimentsPresidents
Presidents Letter LetterThe LetterIbe LetterThe
The correspondence ks i as 8 follows followsThe fonGaThe followsThe
The Wtolte House HouseI HouaeFebrouy houseFebruary
I February 27 1 1Sir lOOt lOOtSir 1440Sir
Sir SirI
I desire to express my earnest and andi andhearty andhearty
i hearty approval of the manner In which whichyou whichyou whichyou
you have exercised the command of the theI theAtlantic i
I Atlantic fleet fI t You have brought brou < < ht it from fromour fromour fromour
our home coast on the Pacific west westContinued westContinued 8l 8lContinued
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ijUEEN UEEH VERY ILL ILLAlexandra ILLCOURT ILLAlexandra
COURT IS ALAR ALARMED ALARMEDFrom ED EDAlexandra
Alexandra Suffering SufferingCOURT From FromCold FromCold FromCold
Cold and King May Aban Abandon Abandon Abandon ¬
don Proposed Trip TripLONDON TripLONDON
1 LONDON > March S iQueen Queen Alexan Alexandras Alexandra Alexandras ¬
dras dra condition is I much worse OrM today todayand todayauld toddyand
and unless unle a decided Improvement is isshown SashoIl isshown
shown before tomorrow the th King will willcancel wincancel willcancel
cancel his contemplated trip tripCourt trtpCourt tripCourt
Court circles are alarmed over the theQueen theQuean theQueen
Queen who 110 has been plainly ill for forseveral forsevoral forseveral
several weeks Her trouble Is primarily primarilya prlm rlly rllyhOoy
a heavy cold coldShe coldShe coldShe
She attended Thursday night court courtagainst courta courtagainst
against a Rln8t the advice of o her payvician p ly > > lclan Sir SirFranc SirFrnrls SirFrancis
Franc la Lakin lAking and irearj collapsed collapsedIt co1Jap ed edIt
It was officially omclalJ announced announce < i this th morn mornIng mornIn morning
Ing In that the Queen would not ttend fittendtonights sttendtonights ttendtonights
tonights court King Edward was ad advised ndvIsed advised ¬
vised to abandon it altogether ae a his hisown hisown hisown
own condtion < is none too strong but he hedecided hedecIded hedecided
decided that he could not disappoint disappointthe
the 1500 persons who have been Invited InvitedWED InvJteclVED invitedWED
WED WHITE GIRLS GIRLSITHACA GIRLSITfLCA GIRLSITHACA
ITHACA Mich March 3 3DQrt Bort and andLeonard andLeonard i iL60nard
Leonard Nicholson brothers and both bothcolored bothcolored I
colored were married here today to towhite toWhite towhite
white girl Mss Rose Ro e Saunders daugh daughter dughter daughter ¬
ter of a prominent Emerson fanner be became became became ¬
came the wife of Bert and Miss 111 Carrie CarrieCole CarrieCole CarrieCole
Cole of Temple was wedded to Leon Leonard Loonard ¬
ard Justice Myers performed the cere ceremonies ceremonies ceremonies ¬
monies
TEN LIVES LIVESARE ARE LOST LOSTIN LOSTIN
IN INCENDIARY FIRE FIRETenement FIRETenement
Tenement House Destroyed Destroyedby
by Black Hands HandsHe HandsHeroic He Heroic ¬
roic Rescues Made MadeNEW MadeNEW MadeNEW
NEW YORK March iThe 3 The depreda depredations depnldatioas deprsdaUow ¬
tions of the th socalled Black Hand Handthe HaDdthe Handthe
the Italian terrorist society that stops stopsat
at t nothing to enforce its tactics tactJ ot otblackmail oCbickm ofblackmail
blackmail bickm n reached r8 Chod a climax todey whenmembers whenmembers when whenmembers
members fired a big double decked tene tenement tenemen tenemrmt ¬
ment men at 3W Seventh avecue causing causingthe C8UStngthe causingthe
the death of ten perscns and a d the prob probable probble probable ¬
able ble fatal injury of half a dosen more moreBut moreBut moreBut
But for heroic work on the part of ofthe orthe ofthe
the New York firemen remen and police the thedeath th thdeath i ideath
death list must have reached lifts Not Notin NotIn Notin
in years has this city witnessed rescues rescuesof re rescuesof cues cuesot
of so sensational a character as those thosethat tho6etbat thosethat
that marked today fire ftrer police and andfiremen and1Ir andfiremen
firemen 1Ir men vying with each other in jeop jeopardising jeopardlabag jeopardising ¬
ardising their 1b tr own lives to snatch oth others others others ¬
ers from the flamce The entire loss lossby lQ5Sby lossby
by the fire will hardly exceed X0040 X0040Starts 5000 6000Starts 5000Starts
Starts in Basement BasementThe
The tire started in the basement ot otthe otthe ofthe
the structure which is five stories in inheight inhelbt inheight
height and spread up the air shaft shaftwhich shattrwhich shaftwhich
which had been flooded with oiL On the theground thegrOU theground
ground grOU ld floor of the building is McDon McDonalds McDonald McDonaids ¬
aids ald undertaking establishment while whilein wbUeIn whilein
in the th apartments overhead oerh ac1 lived thirty thirtyfamilies thirtyfamilies
families tamllt s Patrick Monks caretaker in inContinued InCotUnued inContinued
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HEMOG RATS RESU RESUE RESUESENATEFILIBUSTER ME MESENATE
SENATE SENATEFILIBUSTER SENATEFILIBUSTERSenator FILIBUSTER FILIBUSTERSenator
Senator Money Takes Occa Occasion Occato ¬ i ision
sion to Question uestion Roosevelt Rooseveltas
sionas
as asTat11rali Naturalist NaturalistThe Tat11rali 1St 1StTine
The Democrats led by DySella4 Senam Seaaior > Or a Gale Galeof Oarfcof CJarlteot
of Arkansas pronvdy prorr dy resumed r their tbairafbuster theirftKfettster toir toir11IUHaster
ftKfettster when the t Senate e met at ID IDoclock 10oclock I IocJock
oclock today todayA
A 4a quorum was first demanded and andthen aadthen andthen
then a roll call on considering oouidertD the Miilltary iMiii iMiiitary ti titary
tary Academy conference report It Itla 1tas ItRas
Ras as taken up by a a vote vtt of fl to 4 It ItIs
la intended to continue these tactics tacticsuntil blGtIcBuntil tacticsuntil
until the penal code report has been beenabandoned beenabeDdoned beenabandoned
abandoned abandonedAnother abeDdonedAnotber abandonedAnother
Another quorum and roll call were re required required required ¬
quired to take up the p penal MI al l code report reportsenator reportSenator
Senator Money then spoke in opposition oppositionto oppo tt1on tt1onte
to the reenactment rt eetnM t of reconstruction recoaatructionle
legislation legislationHe le n nHe nsaid
He said this would constitute coa t1tute a 8 na national national national ¬
tional disgrace d after tter forty years of ofpeace ofJOfL ofpia
peace peaceMr JOfL piaMr < e eMr
Mr Monty discussed President Reese Roosevelt Roeseelt Reesevelt ¬
velt elt referring reternD to him as 5 that great greathunter greathunter greathunter
hunter and naturalist He said aJd the thePresident thePresident thePresident
President wrote a letter to the National NatlonalMuseum NationalMuseum
Museum describing descrlbin himself as a faunal funalnaturalist faunalnaturalist faunalnaturalist
naturalist He H told the museum of officials oCftela1s officials ¬
ficials he was goin going lni to Africa to hunt huntlions huntlions
j lions and tigers tigerThere I IThere
There has never been a tiger t er In InAfrica faAtrlca InAfrica
Africa said Mr Money n8Y and never DeVerwill neverwill
will be one unless somebody takes one onethere onethere onethere
there in a cage That shows what kind kindof klRdof kindof
of a naturalist the President isMr is JsMr
Mr Money then took up the race quei quertlOR que quetion
tion and discussed it from Judge J e Taftfs Taftfsviewpoint Taft TaftSvle1polnt + s sviewpoint
viewpoint vle1polntGRISCOM viewpointORISCOM
GRISCOM TENDERS TENDERSHIS
HIS RESIGNATION RESIGNATIONAmbassador RESIGNA RESIGNATIONAmbassador TJON
Ambassador at Rome AnticipatesSweeping Anticipates AnticipatesSweeping AnticipatesSweeping
Sweeping Changes in In Diplo Diplomade Diplom2tic DlPlomatic
made Circles CirclesROME CirclesR01fIE CirclesROME
ROME March 3 Ambassador Lloyd LloydGriscora LloydGriscom JoydGri3COm
Griscora today sent his resignation 1s r tJon to toWashington toTashlnl1onIn toWashingtonin
Washington Tashlnl1onIn in anticipation aaticipat on of sweep sweepIng sweepIng swe9pIng
Ing changes in the American ambassadorial ambas ambassadorial ambas8doria1 ¬
sadorial corps with the incoming TaftAdministration Taft TaftAdministration TaltAdmlnlstra
Administration AdministrationIt Admlnlstra tlon tlonn
It ha < been understood here b re for some sometime Mmetime seinetime
time that Mr Griscom would not retain retainhis retaJnhis retainhis
his present post after tter the retirement of o
President RooseveltHARGE Roosevelt RooseveltCHARGES RooseveltCHARGES
CHARGES HARGE S UNT UNTRUE UNTRUESAYS UNTRUESAYS RUE RUESAYS
SAYS MRS PIERCE PIERCEPHTDADITLPHIA PIERCEPHILADELPHIA PIER CE CEPKILe1DELPHrA
PHILADELPHIA Pa larch arch i Jnt JntC1ail RDed De Declaring ¬
d claring C1ail that her friends in this city cityknow cityknow cityknow
know that the charges made against < < 1LIn t her herby berby hexby
by her he husband in the divorce proceedings proceed proceedbp j jings
ings he has brought in St Louis areuntrue are re reuntnle j juntrue
untrue Mrs John D Pierce of otNorris 3083 3083Norris 3Ii 3 3Norris
Norris street refuses reru es to discuss thecase the thecase 1hecte
case casePierce ctePIerce casePierce
Pierce who was formerly curator o othe of ofthe f fthe
the Academy of the Pine Arts in this thiscity thiscity
city but Is now In St Louis said that thathis thsthl8 thathis
his wife lft had used u ed paint p int and powder to todeceive toecele todeceive
deceive him In regard to her age e and andthat andthat ad adtltat
that be therefore granted to be re released released released ¬
leased from the bonds of o matrimony matrimonySpecial matrimonySpecial matrimonySpecial
Special Train to Cleveland ClevelandPennsylvania ClcvelandPennsylvania ClevelandPennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad account Inaug Inauguration Inau Inauuratlon Inauguration ¬
uration Leave Union Station Washing Washington Il8binc Il8bincton ¬
ton 545 p m March 5 I and 1 Through Throughsleeping Throubhseepl Throughsleeping
sleeping seepl cars ears to Pittsbursr Pitlsbtt1 and aDClCJeye Cleve cIeyelani14 Cleveland ¬ I
land JDliunfi Jdn Ul caxvvdyjt pars Ad d dit
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and C Colder offier Day To Tomorrow T Tomarrow 0 0morr
morrow morrowMANY morr v
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litoes itt to k > the National I CaptM Capi Ca t 1I to r at atterallfee atttnd atf
terallfee ttnd f nd the inaugural it celebration reachelf reach reacheld
elf flood fio d tide today ay when nearly two twoscore twotCOre twocone
score special trains tr 1s and addlffanal addlffanalGoaebes addfifonalGilcbes at oral oralcacl
cacl Goaebes s on the regular lar trains rolled mlledio0 rolledkio mOedirmtoUnion
kio irmtoUnion Union Station More ± than 20u 200CIOO Ou
000 men women and children al already airend already ¬
ready rend have been a added to the ckys ckyspopulation city citypopul3Jtion s sPoPuiation
population within three days da It t b isestimated bestimated bestimated
estimated that more than thaniuJi Mf all a amillion ami11ion amItl4on
million will witness the great gr at mili military milituy ia ih ihtary ¬
tary pageant t tomorrow totnorrowFair
Fair Tomorrow TomorrowFfelr TomonQwJn1jr Toinorzoulair
lair and s colder is the weather VHIIttb r o oat 08tPw oatloak t ttoofe
toofe Jfbr a time today it toefcad liHk d as If 1Ctics Ifb trtile
tile weather maws s prorrJ proiae WUS going b1Bu1tu goingto
tu amssh b Shortly after a tier tiot tI noon noon hour hourthe hourthe hourthe
the aides des became ovevea H ever Jlut set t The setHen setHenrumbi svgenrumble
nimble of thunder eoe couM d i se > re e Beard Beardj
A cloak of darkness descended sable it itbecme itbecame
became necessary to torn cm the light lightin fight fighti
in hotels office buildings blri and hear hearFor hantFor heRtFor
For several minutes the city was 0 like Ukenight likenight
night The streets were deserted desertedThen desertedThen desertedThen
Then the skies began to brlghton brlghtonagain brlghtonagain brightenagain
again daylight returned return and the sun stmmade sunmade sunShade
made efforts to break through the theclouds theclouds
clouds The eclipsellk arknass did didjuot didI
h not of last more than ten mfcmtas The Theweather Theweather
weather god who got up today with a asroueb agroueh agroneh
sroueb had apparently app rently vented his hisSPIeea hisspleen
spleen and catching sight of the beam beamtag
tag face of f the Kudos first choice choicewas choiceeras
was beginning t to stalls to i utaisoatMany uniscau uniscauMany unisQaEanYPIom
Many EanYPIom From South SojufhA
A significant 81nUloa feature of the voMrae oftrafbc of oftraffic ortrafAc
traffic at Union Station Stat on today was thelarge the thelarge the1ar
large 1ar e percentage perCent g o of it that casae from fromSouthern fromSouthern fromSouthern
Southern points It was jointed inted to toas toas toas
as an n evidence e1de ce of th the place that the thenest thenext thenext
next President is winning in the hoer hoards hoardsof
of Southerners SouthernersTo
To permit the better handling h2ndbn of paw pawsenger pa pasenger p psener
senger traffic the railroads have prac practically practict practically ¬
tically tict ly suspended freight train service serviceInto sertriceinto serviceinto
Into the city As rapidly as the special specialtrains specialtrafnB specialtrains
trains bearing regiments and the civic civicorganizations civicorganlzatlons civicorganizations
organizations to take part in the parade paradearrive paradearrive paradearrive
arrive they are taken either into the theUnton theUDlon theUnion
Union Station and unloaded or sent sentover sentover sentover
over to the Fourteenth street the New NewYork Ne NeYork hewYork
York avenue or the Anacostia yards yardsProminent yardsProminent
Prominent personages regiments find anddubs nd nddubs
dubs disembarked from their trains tIainwWt
with such frequency at the big railroad raUroadtermlaal railroadterminal
terminal near the Capitol that it Italmo vasalmost vas vasalaaoat
almost almo t impossible to keep track of ofthem oCthem ofthem
them The crowds were busier bti r than a aman aman aman
man at a threeringcircus trying to sea seeall
all 11 there was to be seen seenKaleidoscopic seeRKaleidoscopic seenKaleidoscoPis
Kaleidoscopic Pictur PictureThe PicturTbe PicturThe
The picture was kaleidoscopic sad sadbut QDdbut nd ndbut
but for the excellent arrangement arr Jtg6JRCMir of ofthe
the terminal company and Dd th the police policeI policeunder
I under Chief baser would have rUed rewriiedin
in great eat confusion confusionj
At one end of the concourse a militia BMiitiaregiment militiaregiment > > 1Oi 8 8re
regiment re ent with heavy tread would OUkl bs bsgovernor b beentering
CIIt entering while at t the other ea end the thegovernor
governor of a a State would arrive with whithis withhis withhis
his staff staffAt stfLot staffAt
At 11 oclock the persons on the con concourse concourse concourse ¬
course and Del in the K waiting rooms must musthave musthave
have numbered 2C0A 2 lh Ihe he iouaens iouaensstructure iamte iamtestructure itaraensestructure
structure became a Tttar wWslpool wWslpoolwith lpOol
with thousands of eddying eddi1 eddi1bel carre carrebabel ourronw A Ababel
babel bel of sounds ouDd beat upon tb u the ear earfrom
from the thousands t of voices and aJMMU Mttiu musical > > i ical
cal iNStruments
Organisations Organi ations Arriving
Amon Among the th orgaaiaatJoas o tJoftS arrivlas arr to today tod5y
day weve the following followingThe
The Pennsylvania National G Guard GerA GuardA and
A detachment of Mi U S Sa M Maiiaes ar tea
from lom Philadelphia PhiladelphiaA
A ifetaehment of sveBtlve Marines Marinesfrom Muriaesfrom MnrltM5from
from Brooklyn N Y YTw Yhundred YTwo
Tw Two hundred aod fifty men of the theEighth theEiIhth theEighth
Eighth Regiment Massachusetts Jl9clulS lls Vol Volunteers Volunteers ¬
unteers unteersTwo UDt unteersTwo rs rsTwo
Two hundred a and Dt1 d fifty fift Men of the theSecond tb tbSecond tbeSecOl
Second SecOl Corps Cadets Boston BoeteeOne BosteROne BostonOne
One hundred and jiffy tty men lEfe Etht Ethteenth 1 igttt igttteenth t tee
ee eenth th Ward Maat Marching jarch ching Club of PWla PWladeiphia PhIladeiphia PtdJ PtdJdepbla
deiphia deiphiaOne depblaOne deiphiaOne
One hundred and seventyfive men ofthe of ofth o othe
th the Twentieth Century Club o of Pfeila Pfeilaw Philadelphla Thiladeiphia
delphla deiphiaTw delphlaTwo
Two Tw w o hundred men of the Jjha McCleary Mc McCJeary YeCleary
Cleary Marehiag Marehl Club of f PhfladeJpfela PhfladeJpfelayive
Five hundred and forty me BleB of the theJohn t theJohn 8 8Join
John K Reybura Re > bura Marcfemg KarchiA Chlb CJ b of ofPhiiadelphia orPhiladelphia ofPhiladelphia
Philadelphia PhiiadelphiaCompsuates PhiladelphiaComptUliea PhiladelphiaCompanies
Companies K and I Sixth Regiment RegimeaMassachusetts R RegimentMassachusetts bimeDl bimeDlXassachU5etts
Massachusetts Volunteers VolunteersSeventyave Votw VohtBt8MSS1entyAve te s sSeventyftve
Seventyftve men of f the State Mllkia NdfltiaSignal MllkiaSignal MlBtiaSJ
Signal SJ D81 Corps New N eW York YorkThe Y YorkThe OCL OCLhe
The he Bughouse Hose Company of Jarsoy Jer Jersey Jersey ¬
sey City CityThe CItyrhe CityThe
The Third Divisional Brigade of ofPennsylvanuu ofPElftIl ofPennsylvanix
Pennsylvanuu PennsylvanuuThe PElftIl vlan L LThe
The Hobart Cb C c b of Newark o ewa N J
175 men menThe menThe meaThe
The Sixth Wa Vad a d Republican Chi Ch ofCamden 01 01Camden 01Camden
Camden N J of f ITS ITSThe men menThe ea eaThe
The Naval Brigade from Baltimore Baltimoreand E1tiIJtO E1tiIJtOand
and the Fifth Maryland Jtasiaeat from fromThe frOomBaltimorEt frontBaltimore
Baltimore BaltimoreThe BaltimorEtThe
The SIxth Ward Republican Rep bMcan Club rf ofWilmington rfWilmi rlWtlmmtton
Wilmi Wilmington sTon Del DeiTb DelThe DelThe
Tb The revenue cutter cadets cac1 from BaJ BaJTh lkJtimotL BsJtinaoce
timotL timotLTh4t tinaoceThe
Th The Philippine band from fromtlo fromtloGovernor Manila ManilaGovernor ManIlaGovernor
Governor Stuart and party from frontPennsylvania fromPennsylvania froB1Pennsylvenla
Pennsylvania PennsylvaniaGovernor PennsylvenlaGevernor PennsylvaniaGovernor
Governor Fort of New Jersey Jet8e aa + l 1Icy lThe lparty
party partyThe IcyThe
The Gray Invincible of PhllaaddpiuThe PbiladeiiMiM PbiladeiiMiMThe P flaAelPhwThe
The First Ragl Regiment t Band of r Jearsey JearseyCity JeneyCity JeaSetiCity
City CityTht CityTbf CityThe
The > c Cdets d t et f St Jokes Soiioel oot of ofHaalius otMtLnUus ofMaallus
Haalius HaaliusThe MtLnUusThe MaallusThe
The R W Durham Ifrobing roIIln Club of ofpbUadelpHia olPbtIadelpftje ofphtladerhia
pbUadelpHia pbUadelpHiaThe
The Twentyseventh Ward RepublicClub Republic RepublicClub Rep ho hoClub
Club of Philadelphia PnitaufcApWaThe Pt PtThe
The Bucyrus Club of Bucyruc SUilCT Ohio OhioThe OhxThe OhioThe
The Fortythhrd Separate Ompegy of ofOltan or01tan ofOlean
Oltan N Y YThe YThe YThe
The liken MitttAry iUtary Com Company y of ofAiken ofAlken ofAiken
Aiken S C COThe CThe
I The Richmond 3xtiita Military ry BlttdC m of ofRichmond
RicH Richmond KHKl Va v vn VaThe
The n or5aafa oran or anb tio tiose aa and d sa patt1ex tltat arrtv arrtvI aaxivinA
inA Jl iliC lire tlE 4r i3VCU iYtntm = at lids s