Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-29

Pg0voflH4 anu tu9 t1Rut q toe totQ410r
tioa Conserving the spil aud climate. tho
yield per bushsl. etc. which accompany
The sxhibth make full. complete and
instruefive report Moreover. the closs-
ness 10 the original and valuable type
and variety presented cy al
exhibit would be nxed- Mr.
Thatcher desircs especially that this
Columbian exhibition shali Be the happy
occasion Goa estsbIishing definite no
menclaturs In cefcalA fruits. flowers.
etc Ten meu are exhibiting ten plates
of apples under ten different names. and
yos the sppies are distinctively of one
kind. called by different nance in diner
sut localities. All this creates confusion
and disorsicr. Nov ls the time 20 give
by Authority of the United States gov
erumert. a true. simple. consistent no.
menciaturc % the fruits and flowers Of
this country. at least. Certain dates Tor
beginning the examination of tobacco.
wools. confectionery and other displays.
all in the agricultural department. were
also liked upon.
At the Iowa building in the afternoon
q reception was held for the alumni of
the State Normal school Of Iowa. the
principal. teachers and students. The
literary body was received by commits
ssoners sbthe gcntieman's party.
Fourth OF July Celebration
The Fourth % July il 10 be the great
est day of the fair. as splendid arrange
menfs for the celebration OF the day with
beftting dignity have already been ar-
ranged AT a meeting held this after
noou in the Office Of the committee on
ceremonies. the American exhibitors
committee. members of the committee
on ceremonies. Mr.. Villet. director Of de-
coraficn. aud Others. IL was decided To
designate the day Liberty Bell Day"
The prograln. as arranged to be given in
the grand plaza in front Of administra-
ton building at IL a. m- will be as fol
lows:
Doxology sung by 1000 voices and the
entire popu.ace with salute Of cannon
at the close of each sentence.
Opening prayer by the Rev. John
Henry barrows. ID. H.. chairman OF the
worlds auxiliary committee. upon re-
iigious congress.
Address by Vice President Stevenson;
address by Mayor Carter Il. Harrison.
song. columbian Gem of the Ocean"
led b, the hands and chorus. refrain by
the popuiace.
Liberty Beil' poem. read by Miss
Morris cf San Diego. California. Pre-
sertatlon OF the Columbian liberty bell
"a the cause of universal liberty and
the reply by the chairman of the Coium-
bian bell committee.
Song. Love and Liberty" composed
BY ). &. Pratt. by the combined bands
and chorus.
Grafton. by Mrs. Hampton L. Carson
of Philadelphia on The Old Liberty
Bell and the New. Star S-angled Ban
ncr- and salute TO the American fiag.
Address by the Hon. Thomas NJ. Pal
mer of the national commission.
Reading Of the poem The Iaberty
Bell written by Howard Hawthorne
McChee IL Memphis. Tenn, by Mrs.
Frank Stewart Osborne OK Illinois
Reading OF the Declaration Of Inde-
pendeRcc. preceded by patriotic remarks
by James =. Norton the declaration To
be read FROM one Of the original post
ers" u i5s6.
Address by the Hon John W. Wood.
side. commissioner from Pennsylvania.
Closing Grafton by Senator John Il.
Doolittie.
song America. followed by doxology.
The Original "Old Glory"
Mrs. Carson's grafton on the "Old LIB
erty Bell snd the New is Ia be 50 timed
that at exactly noon she shall give the
eignal when the original star spangieo
banner. the Paul Jcnes fag. will be
hoisfed by Mrs. X. T.. Stafford. the owner
and desccndant % Lieutenant Stafford
II the bon Homme Richard. and MISS
Mary Drsna. representing the Daugb.
tefs - The American Revolution. The
original flag % human ffeeeiom viii be
hs,i~ted ~ display az the same time by
Mrs. Mary fTtst Ormsby ~ Rhode
leland. representing the Universal Peace
Union. and Mrs. >ettie BrlnghufFt.
daughter % Gen. Samuel Houston ~
Texas. The greaf tag II human FREE.
,itsnl vii he tioatsd from the administra-
fion building by Ars. Donald Mclean
- New York and Mrs. Gordon -
Georgia The Coipmbssn liberty bad
will bc rnug fof the fir-t time by Mis-.
Hadge M0rris Wagner of San Diego Cal.
ifornia. the authoress - ~fabsrfy Bell."
The flags and the ringing "a the bell
will te saluted by the guns IA the har-
hor and by the ringing Il beiis in tho
city Arrangements are being made b.
have every he'll IN the land fsng IA eni.
srsn With the Columbian liberty hell.
making allowance for tine.
Midway so Celebrate.
Msay tsad- sill play patriotic music
dufiag the affernc,n and evening ia
different parts - the grounds Special
music has b~sn arranged for tfvsnions-
and essfnets ca the wnter. under tie IA.
rection n g. " cnfrief. from o. =
o'clock st meeting a the exesut
eommitfsr of ID. Aisieay Flsisanec con.
cs-~asisx today. % wsa decided 10 secom
mend that thu Asd3ay people make
thslF Fourth a Jaly parade separate
and sfisflnes ffnm that - the exp s~ifion.
xbseh sil ~ IN the nsfasr ~ spsffiuflc
display The fisirsne~ parade Wit form
st the easf enffsars e. the Pisissnce
near Stong Island slssiast sai Itos~rsi
a. the military esmpsnz gfs1nd ear the
es~s eatr.nes u~f@ ta@ tmsthran fisg
xilI b~ Fsi~e.s and ssipsed sn1 al bsn,ls
~ snieon rsa plsf ~Asnesses tn ~ t'l
kss@d ~ the ysrsosss asisousi ssfs sses
rtn,,s Sits~fss wtii 20 snflted ~ deliver
an ssftfs-~ Al 'iat ctsncr-sioas esll -
ses,osst@st With Aw~fiesn snd faFssgn
fzxs sni stsinss ~ Isasefns esil be
huae srrs~ the sseBae thrs<irbsast is<
i1nefh. IL tie efeesnx p<ensf f.if the