Rock Island Argus

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the ambassador from Russia; the Vis-

count Chinda, ambassador from Japan,

and followed by the ministers and

their suites from Portugal, Bolivia,

Salvador, Netherlands, Venezuela,

Switzerland. Greece. China, Spain,

Eeuador, Norway, Nicaragua, Cuba.

Arceniina. Fruguav. Chile. Belgium,

Haiti. Guatemala, the Dominican Re-

public. Peru, Sweden, Siam. Colombia, j

Honduras, Denmark. Panama and Per- i

sia. The ambassadors and ministers 1

have seats immediately behind the

space reserved for the cabinet.

Meanwhile the house of representa

tives, formed in doube line down the

long corridor toward tbe house wing j

of the capitol. and accompanied by i

the members-elect soon to take places i

n the next congress, marched slowly i

to the senate door, and. headed by

Speaker Clark, for whom a seat had

been placed on the rostrum at the left j

cf Senator Ga. linger, as president pro j

tempore of the senate, found seats

reserved on the west side of the cham

ber, tee cast being held for senators

a id otlnrs.

Other places reserved in the cham

ber were for Admiral Dewey and his

aide: Major General Leonard Wood,

thief of stuff of the army, and his

aide, and officers of the army and

navy, w ho by name have received the

thanks of congress Among these were

Roar Admiral Pary. the distinguished

Arctic explorer. When this part of

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Rock Island Argus. (1913). Rock Island, Ill., 1913-03-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn92053934/1913-03-04/ed-1/?sp=9

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Rock Island Argus, 1913-03-04.