The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-21

! Is. Dedicatory orstion-Henry Watterson, OF
| Kentucky.
a. '.star spansled Banner" and "Hail Co
| lumbia," with full chorus and orchestral &C.
| compartment.
| y: Columbian oration-Chauncey N. Depew,
| OF New York.
| l6. Prayer by his eminence. Cardinal James
| Gibbons. archbishop of Baltimore.
| IL. Ghorus-"ln Praise OF God'-Beethoven.
| Is. Benedction By the Rev. Ii. {. McCook, OF
Phtladelphia.
| 10. National salute.
One hundred thousand people, stretching In
tiers back as far almost as the eye can reach.
| ana perched In galleries 100 feet overhead, will
comprise the audience which will greet Iuspec-
| ter General Davis as he steps forward 20 the
front OF the platform TO announce that the work
| OF preparing the buildings and grounds has
| been completed. Upon the stage in his rear
VIII he seated $500 OF the most distinguished
| men and women of the. century. Every coun-
try on the globe will have its representatives ON
hand. There viii be gathered the brains of the
world anxious 10 see what the newest nation of
the earth can show for its 400 years of exist.
enee. list OF those who have siguitied their
Intention OF being present and whose names
are household words, would fill col umns of
space: Il would embrace the names OF those re-
noSned for great achievements the wor q over
Directly In front OF the director general, as he
MAKES the opening address. and extending part
way across the bali, ara the 100 seats OF the press
representatives. The ablest journalists and
best descriptive writers in the United Staten
Will MI these Back OF this will be the dis
tinguished guests for whom room cannot be
found ON the stage. These will number about
o,9o Bat the most impressive sight will be the
vast 1hfong OF people whose places are back of
the reporters and cistin gus he'd gnests Hsra
VIII be seated those who receive the ordinary
| invitations 10 the ceremony. They will muster
ioo'No strong; 10 speaker ever lad al audience
like this
Ascot. Davis takes his seat A short. fo,jd.
faced young man, with close cropped, bristling
mousiach@, wtli step forward ami tender the
freedom vi the city TO the distinguished guest
Inc short young man IS Mayor Washhnrue.
whose disung 3isaed ancestry and OWE action
Ia municipal affairs hsve made him the marx
f5r lar more thsn local criticism Then Prs
dent ii gSin Gotham, tor the iocal directors win
turn over lho WON 10 President Faiuer of The
ha~on54 commission, aud the latter VIII An
! Houncv t. Vice President Morton taat every
talAg mas been done IN accordance with the
acts OF congress creating the lar Vice pre.i
dent Morton will IN turn accept the buildings
tn the name Of 'he Cuited states, and formally
DEDICATE tAem 20 the use Of tAe Norlds CoIprn.
olau exposition.
IAefe vii be TWO set ora:ions. one by Henry
"atIerson, ot heatucky, ana Tie Other ~
'hNlA'e' d. b@fe", or Ne" lorA, VINO is down
on Eae programmed to- the "C1luns!au o-stiof, -
Ms - aAfsc ei e. Re tae ,It OF MI Denay.s
'sis' A'ta "a addsc-s lu.l o. patriotic fervor -,
. eNp rs - io taL from has !fo- som, =.
daring the exercises port Oh 81 the t,e,ijes-,~-
ode Wit u by II 50 Harriet Monroe. a Cbtea.,,
woman WI! De Isst. The l-ueulc,!on Nil
e t'vao@Heei L. cardinal tsibuous. Bisbo,,
rowe al tE4l-o Aa- making the orn
Fia'sr OF course, thee ". De rnusle N
A3-AG~itr' r.o-..= %. s..aJ vo-ces tesny no,s
4i Te+SA;sat Hn4ts .As di--cl.on OF Prof. ToD,
- tAe del .cat2ry ceremonies viii ct.sa
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--as.es " .-. -o.i i u.gsssas IL the l!itart,,,
a. ".tc- AFlA5gsaOp 4Is.a4d vii ue.ly.r ~
lr.Uelt a. address
PERHAPS ,1e l-last striking feature Of TIA -
fsi5, y 10 a-e .o.ut o. view IS The fsrtthat-Ea
~rt. ,2fs have given r. thsrles A D.rs -.
e4e.ts ~ TIE wha-e 100 ,U0 seats. After t,31,Y
.+e tae .c:iptdsa. s.y.ce SO closely. il = ,har,t,
the -e'iles3lVB cauntt u ta.!urs
"a ga t&ere vi. b. Il display O.! frewo-k.t
. " As4i s,aa. t,&Tfie49 and I4.c5.n r.a-..
s'-Ai az JaeAsoa pax, as al lssG .ut.Bds.
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Sew YORK school Children CeIsbr
Naw Oak, Oct. -l-One handret sr,- 60
: tVe Thousand es4jdren ga;hefea IA t5s -; =,
seAs+.s t.3s morning ia accordance Il, - -
20. Aaa'ioa sssae1 oy lie ereei,!est II, 60
trs.a tae tsith ana1ysrssry OF the 1,-.,,z.u :,
A.~sf.ra tGp.s 81 thlrsy niS4t syh.,. -.
t.is evening - s-vs voice - pAir.o,isr, -
Av"@r tee memory 81 the grea, 5..o-,,.--r
AesE,E every sC1cokGo4s~ Vas e.ab.,~sta-v-
Grated t~r tie osCSslon- The exsrc.,-s -,
atuS. at boar and half il e.. -
+.-.sok'ya 0tsza = tw5 days C8!s!rua,,. -
"@~ S@NF. lie GAY vas IL holiday sttira So