Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-24
ToHoNoR THE SHIPS
EXHIBITS BEING INSPECTED
- Usise<s s<>ses Ezhks1anss VII
Fss.,iss ope~ rh~ir Dsspi~y o.
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a ths fair tsizy iostr9
Ustsr Instructions froa the director
rsner~l, William T. Curus u the statp
departnens - making arrangements tor
shs rss,spsion u the asss u Columbus
easxvais Which h sxpectsd 10 arrive tbs
~ of noxt week. Ii - proposed n
havs than met NJ Evanston OF Wanks-
gnn. "a thu north shore. BY nsst Of
vssseis composed of ths United Ststss
psvsnue cutter Michigan. thu coast sur.
vey steamer Blake. the revenue cuttss
Andy johnson. and AL Of the private
yachts that helong 70. or are visiting
Chicago. and - many excursion steam
srs AMI ether boats ~ may desire to
rar.sripate. The director general hss
requested Commander h. NJ. berry a
the Michigan. % take command Of the
Rect and assign places for the boats.
After the little fleet has anchored OF the
eonveas q Ia RSh.d4. an aide Of the
director general viii visit them Ia his
launcA aud ssso-t Captain Conchas and
bis ofiiccgs q flAt administration buiid-
in<. where they vii b. received ~ the
officers 20 the exposition. and an address
o. walccne vii be delivered by Presi
deaf PalEIer.
To Receive the CAravcl<-
* presidsBt Harrison MAS asked 10
deliver thu address ~ welcome. but ne
+ esonsrsii,d to decline. owing 90 ar
rsneeu.ent u,.ssie 20 goto Cape NAY. Sen
atofs : htrIoaf.. 6orman. Allison. Frye.
ex Speaksr Reed and other congress-
rnen uA0 have taken al active interest
In fhs cafsscis viii ke invited 10 be
present., a. well az General Tracy. ex-
secretary * the navy. under whose di
rectinns the stips were butt Secretary
Herbert Bia sisD be present
An ofii,.sai inspection ~ manufactures
ard !lterai arts EXHIBITS. now complete.
all take place tomorrow afternoon
l~ies Allison 4; the manufactures de
pS,tmeut ar Chief Peabody OF the lib
erul arts sls parfm~nt have extended In
vils.ions O. exposition officials. foreign
con. taissioners. caleta of departments.
stare and executive officers. national
cnrl rnissioncrs. Mayor Harrison. Cover
nor Mckinley. Governor Markham and
Others 10 take part IN the adair..>
To Celebrate Americas Eshibits
AZ a meeting held In manufacturers
builliinz trsiay by American exhsbitors.
~ which Chief Allison and Chief Pea
body a. liberal arts were pre- sent. encour
agesnent WAS extended 10 the exhibitors
a. promoting their aim for q grand open
Ing 1T the American section. Ii was de
cieied that in view ~ the anniversary Of
Americas undergraduates having been set
apart as one ~ festivity. that would bs
IN sppropriats time for the exhibitors
o. caYry cut their desires. The create st
International display u arts ever pre-
sented 20 the world will then be seen nc
its best The chiefs of the departments
81 manufactures and liberal arts have
secured the cordial cooperation at every
exhibitor in bringing the whole vast
area II pavilsions. courts and booths up
70 the highest degree Of attractiveness-
Hayti's Opening and Music
The formal opening ~ Hayti's pavilion
viii take place tcmorrow afternoon In
vitssions have been issued 10 300 guests.
Music by mandolin orchestra aud AL
drss-ss by Fred Douglas and Charles \.
Preston. commissioners from Hayti. will
constitute the program. The Haytian
minister AZ Washington and his staif
are espected 90 be present
Selections FROM HandeIs Judas Mac
cabasue7 were sung st festival hall
The soioSts were Miss Emma Juch.
sopraao. Niss Lena Little. contralto;
EDWARD lloyd. tenor. AMI Emil Fischer.
tsrsa William l.. ToInlius conducted
Tin SECOND part os the concert con
sisted ~ owe ture No. 3 from
Beethoven Il .eonors" artisticslly given
By the orcheetfa ~ i5o musicians. and
fvrlioz' Requiem Mass" by tie chorus
at ca Voices
Governor Mckinley n Ohio. Mrs. Nc.
Kinley snd Mrs. Mcknight. arrived at
The TAR early this morning. The party
y IA driven b the Ohis building. when a
short stop Naz made The rest a the
day was spsst IN general sight seeing.
Amateur Musicians tiecepsion-
An informal veeepsion and tea were
risea in the assembly room o, the wo-
mars building by the board ~ man
ayers IA the afternoon Ca the amateur
musical women. who are here attending
the national convention - the amateur
ciuis Mrs. Cafkerlae Miner ~ Louis
lana Ms. traeeis Clark "a Minnesota.
members - the COZ. miftce on ceretno-
mrs. receised the guests. The new pipe
cFzan IN ufe roou vss paved on for the
frzt time by Mips NJ A. Henry u Chi
caxo.