Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02


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FAR dis<ctWs. Ah0 vsse 30 sct q hosts
and sscorts 10 ~ distinguished guests
90 this memorable day. Neanwhile the
peuxasino We In oDusss a formation On
the avenus. north q its intersection With
1,ssnty- sscond street. and promptly Ut
os.t,ck. right % the nomcnt ct in the
of6cial orders. Maj. T. A. Baldwin of the
seventh United States cavalry. In com
mapd of the escorting division. was pre-
pared TO give the signal for the proces-
Sjon 20 move.
At the head. 70 clsar the way mounted
on hsndsome chargers. was . platoon Of
gray coated South Park police. behind
them in their brand new uniforms. de
tAchment a city police on horseback.
Nsrt in line came Company b. Seventh
United States cavalry. under command
II Capt L. K Hare. The fourth divis-
i<u Was the Chicago Hussars. headed by
Capt. T. l. Brand and Adjt. Thomas S.
Quincy. who appeared Tor tho first time
IN their Arnericanised Russian uniform.
Faao~s Mea in Line.
Twenty trunrcters heraldcd the ap-
pNAch u tho HuaHars. and bringing up
tassr rear of tho military division was
nscunted troop A Of the Illinois National
Guards The procession a carriages uas
lad by . vehicle containing National
Commissioners y. A. II. Widency of
Icnnsylvania and Bradley r. Smalley Of
Vermont. with Dircctoss Thomas b.
kryan and James w. Ellsworth for CON-
paay. In the second carriage were
Commissioners Goston Allen and George
IL. Barbour. Director Charles Henrotin
aud William b. Kerfoot Next to them
rxle Commissioner Gruner and Hodges.
Uirectou ketcham and Lawrence.
In tho fourth and fifth carriages were
jsintly occupied by commissioners and
tral directors while in the sixth the di-
ses.tor general and director a worka.
George r Davis and u. III. Rurnhsm
role vis-s-via It W. the seventh car
sisge, however. that brought out the On
thadasm of the On u-lonkesR In it. his
1aae toward the south, ut the president
q the United States, and on tho op-
I.osite seat wore President +. w. Palmer
q the Worlds O61umbian comnissiou
and II. ~ Higinbotham Of the Worlds
Columbian exposition. Vice President
Stevsnson rode witA two worlds fair sx.
presidents. Lyman J. Gage and William
T. Baker. Secretary Gresham rode with
National Commissioner Davidson Of
Pennsylvania. Secretary Carlisle with
dignified. judicial looking George v.
Nmoey of Delaware. Secretary Herbert
With Charles II. Schwab. Secretary
Hoke Smith with the fire brand of the
national commission. j. w. ST. Clair Of
West Virginia. and finally Secretary
Morton with DIR. H. h. Stone.
Po~,sbom of Foreismer..
The American contingent having thus
led the way, an oflcial escort having
been preserved. the third. or foreign.
division Was inaugurated with the four
Renth carriage. This Was occupied by
the duke of vcsagua, the first vice pres
ident of the commission. Ex-Governor
Waller Of Connecticut. tho first vice
president of the exposition. Ferd w.
Peck and Commander Dickens of the
United Sfates army. The fair sex
komed up for the first time in the
vehicle that followed. the duchess ~
veragua being escorted by Mrs. Potter
Palmer. Who did the honors a. president
of the board oe women manageru, and
BY Mr~. Commander Dickens.
In the sixteeuth carriage were Mar
Quis de Barboles, sou of tho duke and
duchess. NJ. II. DcYoung. commissioner
frum California. and second vice prcsi-
dent of the commission. and Robert A.
Waller of the board of directors. In
the seventeenth. the Hon. Christohel
Aguilesa and Marie Del Pillar Colon Y.
Aguilerx. spu and daughter of the duke.
and spanish Commissioner Thomas q.
C;uttires. IN the eighteenth. the Hon.
Pedro Colon u Bertinado and Carlos
Aguilera. with the Marquis Villa la
Ober. and Director Charles l. Hutchin-
sou-
Following versgua
The ducal party Was succeeded by
carriages occupied by Ambassador to
England Thomas r. Bayard and ex-
Minister to Belgium Lambert Tree.
Major General Miles and aides aud Gov
ernos Altseid The carriage Of Mayor
Harrison. who vas accompanied by
three members of the board II alder
men. brought up the extreme rear.
AZ the procession moved southward on
Michigan avenue. thence along Grand
boulevard to Fifty first street. thence
through Soush park by way of Bayard