The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-09-08
PLANS COMPLETED.
Great Sights 70 Be Seen In Chi
e.. cage in October.
Omcial Programme Of tho Round q
Pleasure to Mark the Dedication Of
the Buildings 1t the Worlds
Fair Grounds.
THE DEDICATION.

THE DEDICATION.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-The task OF pre-
pairing q proper programme OF cere-
monies with which to dedicate the
worlds fair buildings has been a diff
cult one. Much thought has been ex-
pended upon it by the officials of the
fair and the result of their labors, which
is subject to approval bv the council of
administration, is submitted below.
The celebration will be inaugurated
Wednesday evening, October 10, by
q reception to the president of the
United States, his cabinet and
other distinguished guests at the
Auditorium. The next day, Thursd y,
the civic celebration will occur, begin
ming with an imposing procession indi-
:atlve Of peace. contentment and pros
perity, participated in by innumerable
civic organizations. The procession
will be reviewed by the president, his
cabinet, members of congress, and
other honored guests.
THE PROGRAMME.
Friday, October 81, the national sa-
lutte at sunrise will inaugurate the GER
emonies of dedication day.
The pre- sident of the United States,
his cabinet, members of the supreme
court, mem bers of the senate and house
of representatives, distinguished for
eign guests and governors of the diff
ferent states and territories, with their
official stats, will be escorted by a
guard of honor composed of
troops of the United States army, de-
tachments of the United States naval
forces and regiments from the various
state national guards, to the manufac-
lures and liberal arts building, in
which the dedicatory exercises will be
held.
At o'clock in the afternoon in this
building the following dedicatory pro-
gramme will be carried out under the
direction of the director general:
/. Columbian March" written for the occa.
sion by Prof, John K. Paine.
2. Prayer by Bishop Charles H. Fowler, D.
D. LID, of California
g. Dedicatory cde Words by Hiss Harriet
Monroe, OF Chicago; music by 6. w. Chadwick,
Of Boston.
4. Presentation of the master artists of the
exposition and their completed work by the
chief OF cons ruct1On
5. Report OF the director general to the
" or.ds Columbian commission.
q. Present ton OF the buildings for dedication
by the president of the orlds Columbian ex
Position 10 the preside Mt OF the Worlds Colum
bian commission
Z. Chorus, The Heavens Are Telling Haydn
s. Pres NATION Of the buildings for dedication
by the president of the " ORD S Columbian com
mission TO the president Of tie United States.
9. Chorus ''In Praise Of Cod Beethoven.
10. Dedication of the buildings by the presi
dent of the United States.
II. Hallelujah chorus from 1.-THE Messiah
Handel.
II. Dedicatory GRAFTON, Hon. William c. P
BrecIinriuge, Kentucky.
IL. ''Thc .;tIr->, .lngled Banner and "Hail
Columbia, win all chorus and orchestral &C
| compaL,me
IA. Columbian grafton, Chauncey M Depew
New YorA.
Is. National salute.
At the close OF this programme spe
cial electric and pyrotechnic display
will be given.
THE MILITARY DISPLAY.
A series of military maneuvers ant
parades will constitute the main por
ton of the programme Saturday, Octo
Der %. In the evening attractive an.
| appropriate celebrations will be pro
vided, followed by a magnificent dis
play of fireworks. Pyrotechnic dis
plays are scheduled for each of tn
evenings of the celebration, and the,
are expected to far surpass anythin.
ever before attempted in that line.
A number of brilliant social enter
tainments will be given by the citizen
Of Chicago during the three evenings O
The dedicatory ceremonies.