Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-09-29
DEDICATION DArArrurp,m
'he Elaborate Programme prep,r., -.
October FL.

0[AobtE 81.
"emoers OF the committee on
ceremonies and the council of admin.
stration have arranged all the da,aiI.
oor dedication day proper. Frida,
october p. When the big processior
1arts TO Jackson park Presiden,
Harrison will be accompanied nv
resident Higinhotham. OF IN.
worlds Columbian exposition. and
Nlce-President Morton will no accon,
anied by President t. w. Palmer ~
ne Worlds Columbian commission
Ihe committee had to give IN m.
dea OF having Archbishop Irelan5
luer a prayer, ana his emlnenca
<ardlnal Gibbons, viii fill thai
lumber OF the programme. TIL
archbishop asked for the change since
he Is to make the principal oratioa
n the evening of-the ceremonies il
connection with the worlds CONGRESS
auxiliary, which takes place FRIDAY
llsht- After some discussion on
ther matters the following was
'dopted: The national salute NJ
sunrise will inaugurate the ceremonie.
u Dedication day. The president
'ice-president and ex-president of the
jnlted States, members of the cabine,
he supreme court, members Of tn,
'enate anc house of representatives
he national commissioners. directors
II the Worlds Columbian exposition
distinguished foreign guests and
governors of the different states and
territories, with their official STATS
will be escorted by a guard of honor
composed of troops of the United
states army, attachments of the
United States naval force and
regiments from the various states.
md national guards TO the manu-
'actures and liberal arts building. in
which the dedication ceremonies win
be held. AT 1890 o'clock in The:
afternoon in this building the
iedicatory exercises will be conducted
under the direction of the master of
ceremonies according to the following
programme.
columbian March, composed by
Prof. John L. Paine, of Cambridge.
Prayer by Bishop Charles III. Fowler.
d. D., Ii. D., of California.
Introductory address by the director.
general.
Address of welcome and tender of
he freedom of the city of Chicago by
Hampstead Washburne, mayor.
Selected recitation from dedicatory
ode, written by Miss Harriet Monroe,
OF Chicago. Music by C. w. Chad
wick, of Boston.
Presentation of special commemora-
i've medals TO the master artists of
the exposition by the president of the
Worlds Columbian exposition.
ChOrus-''The Heavens Are Tell
ing" Haydn.
Presentation of the buildings on
behalf OF the Worlds Columbian
exposition by the president to the
Worlds Columbian commission for
dedication.
Presentation OF the buildings by
the president of the Worlds Co
lumbar commission TO the president
Of the United States.
Dedication OF the buildings by the
president of the United States.
"Hallelujah Chorus" from the
Messiah" Handel.
DedicatOry Grafton. Congressman
VIM. G. p. Breckenridge, of Kentucky.
''Star Spangled Banner and "Hail
Columbia" with full chorus and
orchestral accompaniment.
Columbian grafton, Chauncey NJ.
Depew, OF New York.
Chorus, sIn Praise of God" Beet
hUyen.
Prayer by his Eminence Cardinal
Gibbons, OF Baltimore.
Benediction, the Rev. III. c. Nc
Cook, of Philadelphia.
National salute.