Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-10-13
THREE GREAT DAYS.

/ Eo-Programme of the Ceremonies q
at Last Officially Approved.
CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-The programme
Tor worlds fair dedication ceremonies
was completed Friday at joint meet
ing of the national and local commit.
tees on ceremonies. 1t now has the
approval of all authorities. It was de.
cided to put no limit upon the time of
speakers, but to allow their good iudg-
ment to dictate the proper length OF
their orations
/ There will be three days of ceremony
under the direction of the exposition
company, beginning Thursday, October
20, and ending Saturday, October %.
Other entertainments Of semi-offic ial
character have, however,. been planned.
and will be carried out. Day by day
the arrangements are as follows:
The night of Wednesday, October 10.
an inaugural ball and reception will
be given in honor of President Harri-
son and other distinguished visitors. 1t
will be held at the Auditorium hotel
and will be conducted under the aus
pieces of a citizens committee. This is
the ball formally intended to be given
by exposition officials. Tickets are for
sale upon invitation for $25 for two
persons and SIS for sing e tickets.
The morning of October 30 the first
official exercises will begin. Arrange
ments have been made for monster
civic parade, representing fraternal and
other civic organizations. This parade
will be under the direction of Gen.
Joseph Stockton, of Chicago. Applica-
tions for position have been received
from sufficient number of societies to
warrant the estimate that $4,000 peo-
pie will be in line. Gen. Miles will be
grand marshal of the parade, which
will be reviewed by the president.
| The night of October 20 Col. Henry
L. Turner will give reception and
ball to officers of the army, navy, ma
rine corps, national reserve, national
guard aud Loyal Legion. The enter
tainment will be held in the First regi-
ment armory, Michigan avenue and
Sixteenth street.
October p will be dedication proper
and the national salute ut sunrise will
inaugurate the ceremonies. The pro-
cession Of invited guests will be formed
near the Auditorium hotel on Michigan
avenue and proceed southwark to jack
son park in the following order:
l. Joint committee on ceremonies of the
Worlds Columbian commission and the w Orld' S
| Columbian exposition.
| Z. The director general Of the Worlds Coluu-
| bian exposition, and the president OF the Cen
tenlinl com mission Of 1916. at Philadelphia, and
! the director general thereof
| 8. The president of the United States, the
| president of the Worlds Columbian commits
sion and The president of the Worlds Column
bian exposition.
| 4. The vice president OF the United States,
the vice president OF the World s Columbian
! commission and the vice president OF the
| Worlds Columbian exposition.
| .. The secretary Of state and the secretary Of
| the treasury.
| g. The secretary OF war and the attorney gem
era] OF the United States.
| Z. The postmaster general and ths secretary
| OF the navy.
| 8. The secretary Of the interior and the score.
tary Of agriculture.
| 9. The diplomatic corps.
10. The supreme court of the United States
II. Speaker of the house of representatives
| and the mayor of Chicago.
II. Ex-Prts dent Hayes. escort Hon John
| She rnlun. Lyman j. Gage. eN-president OF the
Ncrl0's Columbian exposition.
| Il. ExPresdent Cleveland. escort ex.Secre-
tary Thomas F. Ea-ard and w. T. Baker, ex-
president Worlds Columbian Exposition.
| II The senate Of the United States headed by
| the president pro TEN.
| Ii The house OF representatives.
II The army Of the United States.
II The navy OF the United States.
IL The governors and their STATS Of the
sta. es and territories OF the United States.
20 Tie orators ana chaplains.
81. Commissioners Of foreign governments to
| the Worlds Columbian exposition.
- ConSuiS from foreign governments.
%. Inc Worlds Coiur.b ian commissioners,
headed by the second, third fourth and fifth
vice presidents thereof.
"a. The board Of lady managers, headed by
the president thereof
p. One WCuln 10 represent each one OF the
thirteen original states.
g. Board Of directors of the World Column
hian expos ton, headed by the second vice.
president thereof, ana the director OF works
q. Board Of management United States gov
eminent exhibits.
%. The depart ment chiefs.
g. The staff officers and the director Of works
3d. The city council Of Chicago.
This procession, escorted by United
States cavalry and light artillery, will
proceed south on Michigan avenue to
Twenty ninth street, where it will re-
ceive the president Of the United
States, after which it will proceed
south on Michigan avenue to Thirty
fifth street, thence east on Thirty fifth
street to Grand boulevard; thence to
Washington park, where it will be
formed in parallel lines on the west
side of the parade grounds of the dark.
The national and state troops will
l. ~,
brigades in line of masses on the east
side of the field at Washington park.
AS the president approaches the ground
the presidents salute will be fired, and
on his taking his position opposite the
center of the line the commands will
change direction by the left flank, form
ing columns and pass in review in the
usual order, except that the dis
tance in column will be that
in mass The troops having
passed in review will then become the
escort of honor for the entire process
sion, and will continue the march via
Fifty-seventh street to the exposition
grounds hence to the manufacturers
and liberal arts building, where the
troops will take positions assigned
them, the officials occupying the plat
form prepared for them. AS the presi-
dents carriage passes through the ex-
position grounds a battery on the lake
front will fire the national salute
At 1890 O'Clock the following pro-
gramme of exercises will take place in
the manufactures building under the
director general as master of cere-
monies:
/. Columbian March," composed by Prof.
John K. PANE, OF Cambridge.
2. Prayer by Bishop Charles n. Fowler, D. D.,
LII D., of California.
g. introductory address by the director gen
eral.
A. Address Of welcome and tender Of the free
dom Of the city Of Chicago by Hampstead
Washburne, mayor.
s. Selected recitation from the dedicatory
ode, written by Miss Harriet Monroe, of Chi
cago: music by e. w. Chadwick, OF Boston;
reading by Mrs. Sarah c. LIE Moyne.
g. Presentation OF the director Of works Of
the master artists Of the exposition Of the