Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30
now STAIN WILL CELEBRATE.
Elaborate Program 20 Ceremonies That Has
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IFfh ArrenReu
Alta meeting OF the Spanish ministry, at
which Senior Canovas del Castillo presided. the
following program for the Columbus celebra-
ton IN Spain arranged:
The queen and ROYAL family will leave San
Sebastian on October and arrive ut Madrid
on the 9Th There the court will remain until
the 9Th. during which time the new ambassa-
d"r- Of Germany and san Salvador will be Off
ciaIly presented to the queen.
on October the court will leave for Seville
and remain there until the 9th. when they will
leave for Cadiz and on the 10th the queen will
embark on the gunboat Condo de venadito.
which viii convex her to Palos dc Moguer
There sh" will visit the famous convent Of La
EaJIdl. On the llth she will land in Huelva.
where she will hold official recep-
ton in the town hall and preside over
the last sitting OF the Americanist congress-
In the evening she will hold grand
Official reception in the Hotel Colon. to which
VII he invited al the members of the congress-
The civil. military and naval authorities and the
commanders and officers of the foreign war
rhip-. Tn the 18th. the anniversary of the dis
coyorv II America. the grand statue of Column
bu- viii be unveiled. In La RAbida there will
b" sung grand lie Deum. and salutes will be
nrcd from the warships and land batteries. The
carayels santa Maria Pintn and Nina will form
u
On the 18Th the roval family will leave
Huelva and return to Seville remaining there
in the Alcazar, until the 10th. when the court
viii proceed to Granada. There the grand
statue of Columbus and the Catholic kings,
made BY Benliure, will be unveiled.
The queen will also visit the renowned city of
Santa Fe. The court will remain in Granada
uu;i. the 18Th. and on the 10Th will be back in
Madrid. Senior Canuvas del Castillo and the
minister of marine will accompany the court in
thi- progress.
on October 20 or 81 the queen will assist at
the Inauguration of the fine art exhibition at
Madrid. and al about the same time the Grand
Palace. where the Retrospective history and art
exhibition l. being prepared will be opened to
thG-f ubiic. Collections representing medieval
history and art from churches. monasteries
converts and museums will be exhibited as will
also be MANY private collections. The contri-
buttons II this character from Spain alone
So large that II viii take volumes to catalogue
them. These collections include Gothic. Arabic
and Renaissance work. such no other country
can show.
Other European nations contribute to this
exhibition, including Austria. Germany
sweden. Denmark. Turkey and Portugal. The
Vatican l. also represented. The collections
from the world which are now being in
stalled in the Palsce of Recoletos will form the
greatest display of Indian life and civilization
ever bctorr broUght together. The South and
Central American repubIiot present numerous
and most curious objects. But the United
States exhibits will be the greatest attraction
IN the show.
Tho Palace Of Recoletos. just being finished
l. itself II grandeur and magnificence a monu
meut worthy OF the collections il contains and
o! the event celebrated.
RTCEIvISG THE AMERICAS COMMISSION.
At he formal reception of the United States
commission by Senor Navarro Reverter Admiral
z INC. Hasl d, t.,
ya-ro Eeverter replied in English. The Ameri-
csa commission Is composed of Admiral Luce
ll1u;. F. &. Colweil III charge of installing the
exhibits: Mr. stewart Cullin. secretary: Dr.
Thomas Wilson. professor Of prehistoric arcbp-
Ol"Sv. Mr.. Walter HOTch Of Tie National
Nus. UNI: pr. Walter Ncwkes and Mr. John g.
OwCu-. director Of the Peabody Museum.
Senior tauova~ dsl Castillo. president of the
Columbus centenary. will give a grand recep.
tiou az his residence. la Huerta, to all the
foreign representative ar the Columbus exposi-
ti0U and ths members of She Americanists con-
cress in Madrid. committee has also been
formed of the members of the ROYAL Academy
% History Q" receive and attend 10 the foreign
members OF the Americanists and other literary
associations arriving for the Columbus celebra-
tons.
The municipality program will be published
IN n Jew days. The greatest feature of the pro-
gram viii be the grand cavalcade. which. it
i said. will eclipse the just held at Genoa.
The IHnui,iuality will SPEND on it 900 peso
tas- The army. navy. chambers of commerce
ard guilds will contribute their own special
pageant. triumpEal cars. sc. The total value
Of the show. or cavalcade. alone will run up to
some millions Of pesotas. There will also be
the scholastic. students. international de-
mons'ration- and festivities in the style of
the middle ages; the international pedagogical
congress. the international judicial con-
gres. the international choral and instrr-
m'nt-nusiral prize contests. fireworks. national
Sports and customs. horse races. and. natur-
all. monster bull fights. in uhich the principal
troupe 81 the age will contend with the
fiercest race of BULL.