The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-17

their proper positions. -,
Tho national and state troops will
| have been formed in the meantime by
brigades in line OF masses on the cast
side OF the field Mt Washington Park.
As tho President approaches the
grounds, the Presidents salute Will be
fired, and or his taking his position OPP
pogito The centre Of the line tho COM
mands will change direction by tho lett
flank, forming columns, and pass in re-
view in tho Usual order. except that the
distance in column will BIO that IN mass.
Tho ''proscnt" by tho command and the
| rido around tho limo will DO dispensed
with, owing 10 tho limited timo. Tho
| troops having passed in review will
then become the c.coTt OF honor for the
entire procession, and will continue the
march via Fiity-seventh street to the
Exposition grounds, thence to the Gan-
u~facturcs and Liberal Arts Building,
where the troops will take positions
assigned, tho officials occupying the
platform prepared for them. IA the
Presidents carriage passes through the
Exposition grounds, Il battery, on the
Lake Front will fro the national salute.
pnooHANcIE IN THE BUILDING.
At 1890 o'clock the following pro-
grammo Of exercises will take place in
the Manufactures Building, under the
director.general rs master OF cercino-
MICS:
!. columbian March.' composed by ProL
John X. lninc. of Cambridge.
.. Prayer By Bishop Charles II. Fowler, D.. d.,
LID. Of California.
3. Introductory address by DireotorG encral.
1. Address OF welcome and tender OF the ireo'
dom Of the City OF Chicago by Hampstead WASH
5, Selected recitation from the Dcdirstory Ode,
written hy Miss Harriet Monroe, ui Chicago;
music by {. ". Chadwick, OF Boston: reading by
&. Presentation b. the Director Of Works OF
the Master Artists OF the Exposition OF ihe
Worlds Columbian Exposition, and award TO
them OF special commemorative medals;
I. Chorus 'Hrhc Heavens Are Telling -
s. AddreS-"work OF the Board of Lady Man.
agers"-Mrs. Potter Palmer, president.
9. Tender OF the buildings OH behalf OF the
Worlds Columbian Exposition by The president
thereof TO the president OF The Worlds Column
bian Commission.
10. Presentation OF the buildings by the p5csi-
dent of the Worlds Columbian Commission to
the President OF the United States for dcdication.
II. Dedication OF the buildings by the Prcsl.
dent OF the United States
u. 'fHaIieluiah Chorus from the Messiah
Handel
Il. Dedlcatory oration-wlliam c. p. BrccEin.
ii. star Spangicd BANNER aud Hail Column
bia.' with full chorus and orchestral aceompa-
Is. Columbian oratlon-Chmnccy NJ DepeS.
ID. Prayer BY his emineuce, Cardinal James
Gibbons. archbishop OF Baltimore.
II. Chorus-"In PRISE OF God"-BeethoVen'
IS, B~enedlction by the Rev. Il. C. Mccook, Of
Philadelphia.
10. National salute.
THREE DISPLAYS OF FIREWORKS.
The night of October q, there will be
a display Of fireworks in Washington,
Garfield and Lincoln parks, instead of
jackson park, as at first intended.
Inaugural ceremonies in connection
with the Worlds Congress Auxiliary
will also take place the night oil October
81 at the auditorium. President Harri-
con will be the honorary chairman for
the occasion, and Archbishop Ireland
will deliver the Grafton.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %.
The dedication ceremonies will con.
clude on Saturday with tho dedication
OF q number of the state buildings in
Jackson park, and military maneuvres
in Washington park.
No admission fee will be charged for
any part Of the ~dedicatory exercises.
Admission to Jackson Park on dedi-
cation day, however. will be by invita-
ton only, the authorities having reluc-
family concluded that safety to life and
OF the exposition property, and the
comfort and consideration to which the
distinguished guests are entitled, pre-
clude the possibility of admitting the
general public.
Arrangements have been made for
seating 10000 people in the manufac-
lures building, and room for 5000 more
people will be provided. There will be
5000 reserved seats for specially in
vited persons, whose tickets will indi-
cate the portions OF the hall where
good. All other ticket-hoiders, except
ing $500 distinguished guests, will oc-
cupy seats in the order Of first come
first served. Accommodations have
been provided for all expected repre-
sentatives OF the American and foreign
press.
THE only reason for Mr.. clepeland's nom
inatiOn. and The Lhin1 that forced his nomi-