The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-11

posed OF the governors OF the States mon.
toned and their stats with civic and military
organizations. and at 2 o'clock Gov. Hovey
called the vast %assemblage that had gathercd
around the monument to order,
and the exercises of unwilling we're begun.
The monument is the work of Richard
H. Parks. the celebrated sculptor of
Florence, Italy, and stands on the south
vest corner OF the capitol grounds. Sena-
tor Turpie delivered the Grafton.
Morning Wow.
That part Of the city Immediately sur.
rounding the capitol grounds, on which is
located the Hendricks memorial statue
presented On attractive appearance this
morning when in readiness for the dedica-
tory ceremonies. The capitol building is
literally covered with national emb!ems,
and the arches without and the columns
within are Joined together with graceful
festoons Of red, white and blue bunting,
the whole combining to make an
attractive scene. The business houses
along the streets, in front and on either
side, have also been artistically decorated,
and as far as the eye can reach may be seen
0SA0VAS0S VA A4S9AC6t Al tuS OCCA6lOQs
This day will witness the largest crowd
that was ever in this city, and the railroads
centering here have had demands for trans.
portation that tax their ability to supply
trains to their utmost. Excursion trains
were run from all parts Of Indiana, and
specials have come from many points in
Illinois, Ohio and Kentucky. The exer.
cises incident to the unwilling promise to
be unusually interesting. Gov. Hovey
will speak Q word OF welcome, and Judge
Rand. president of the association, will be
installed a. chairman and give q historical
statement Of the monument movement.
Mrs. Hendricks will unveil the statue, and
the act will be followed by a salute from
the light artillery. The dedicatory d
wall be read by James Whitcomb Riley and
Senator Turpie's Grafton will follow. The
programme will be literally Interpreted
with patriotic songs by 500 school children.
who will constitute the choir.
Tho official program was as follows:
c,o.,. Overture ..y. nana;
By Ave hundred children f M3nei The Sepq nnhS;c
schools. rrof. Henry NJ. Butler, musical
l. Cali To- Order .we,como
by Alvin Hovey, Governor Of indians.
Installation Of Hon. Frederick Rand, presi-
dent Of the Hendricks Monument essCciation.
a. permanent chairman.
2. Invocation. BY Rev. Joseph s. Jenokes,
st. Paul's Church. indianapolis.
b 4is sS' ssns' by tho Hendricks
Z. Historical Statement .......P President Rand
School chorus and Audience
6. dwelling CT the monument. .....
BY Mrs. ThOs. A. Hendricks,
Salute ........... indianapolis Light Artillary.
Nine rounds-H-E-N-D-R-IC-k-s. .-
n.,,...... 81 the ssads:o .s .''.-a'l-
~ jaime; %hite sS;,S Rii:1; 4 Iadisss.
BY Male Chorus, Profsssor I. ". 8.
Belcher, Director.
sBattle Hymn Of tbs Republic
By School Chorus.
a 4 af ps,id Talpis. Il: i. Senator from indiana.
BY Male Chorus.
THE STAG 8panglod Banner.
By echool Chorus and Audience.
oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light,
What 80 proudly We hailed ct the twtlight'e
last CLEAN Ing?
Whose broad stripes nj bright stars thro' the
perilous night.
Ger thu ramparts we watched we're 20 gal.
lsntly streamingl
And the rockets red glare. the bombs bursting
In air.
. proc! through the night that our flag
was still there.
IL. Benediction
By RI. Rev. Francis 81 "a Chatard, Bishop Of
Vncennes.