Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27
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CnrAsn Juss 9A--raid admissioss
At the fsir gspupde today 9i.l6o.
A. many people - could crowd into
the New hanpsAiss headquarters At the
fair did "a end mede vp ecens a Tee
tisity and eashnsiaDa unsqualled IN the
history = The ssposiliOa. Nee Hsmp-
shire in area may b small. bot II made
= good deal a noiss today. The White
mountains we're veil reprcsrnted. and
every con and daughter of New Hamp-
shire sAid good word for the state II
was New HAMPSHIRE day. and the build.
ing was dccoratsd with famous New
Hampshire mems picturcs and tho
scenery was hllcc out to the porch and
grsvelcd walk. There was nothing for
NAL about tho dedication. At 2 o'clock
came the grand march Of the Amoskeag
veterans and of1cisi visitorA headed by
the Iowa state band.
The Rev. Franklin NJ. Fake opened
the services with prayer. Capt f. NJ.
Shaw. executive commissioned OF the
state. introduced the president Of the
board OF worid's fair commissioners.
Charles Amssleu. who delivered . stir
ring adsirces rcpletc With praises of the
state. its resources, its scenery and Its
patriotism. a. we'll a. the liberal con-
tribution II New Hampshire to the ex-
position. Gov. John b. Smith Of the
state in accepting the building on be-
half of the people dwelt in glowing
phrases UPON the beauty. wealth. pros
perity and loyalty of the Granite State.
Praises lbe Their State.
Miss Isabella Bcccher Hooker. sister
Of Harriet Beecher stowe. made q few
remarks. being followed by John w.
Hutchinson. oue Of the old Forty
miners" al California. who sang The
Old Granite State" with good effect for
one OF his advanced years
Robert M. Wallace. justice OF tho su-
preme court O: NeW Hampshire. spoke
iervently in regard to the people OF New
Hampshire. The people who had been
the wonder and admiration OF the world.
he said. could meter until now prove
that all was reality and the resources
OF New Hampshire we're Known through
out tho United States.
John McLsns. president OF the Senate
Of New Hampshire, spoke eloquently in
patriotic vein and elected great applause
Of his remarks in regard to attractions
of the state. Robert n. Chamberlain,
Speaker OF the House Ut Representa-
tives Of New Hsmpshirc. said he repre-
sented the largcst House of Rcprcsents-
tives in the United States. considering
the size Of the state members. He
also joined 10 the harmony Of praise for
New Hampshire and the scrnss on its
borders.
The next speech wss from Henry w.
Blair. Congressmau from the state. who
made brief bat effective speech. laud-
atory Il the state, Col.' Frank G..
Moves on behalf of the New Hampshire
Columbian league. and John w. Ella
spoke briefly. The exercises concluded
with a reception 10 the Governor and
and Official visitors. A colonial aspect
was given the exercises by the presence
Of a score Of membcss of the Governors
staff arrayed in uniforms of blue and
white and gold buttons with black vel
vet knee brooches. buekled shoes and
black stockings.
Ottaman Empire Exhibit.
The unique and artistic building
tftttfrI uy tue Vtt0tu0u Cui YtIC. 0C4t W
Brazil. was the scene Of Z brilliant
private reception in the afternoon. The
avenue leading to the building was
lined with Bedouins and Turkish sol.
diers from the Midway P1aisance. re-
splendent in gold uuiforms and inlaid
scin,iters The first room entered was
filed with all the needle work and EN-.
broidery arts Of tho sultan's dominion.
~. Ao<r,.y
regiment band from Chicago discours.
ing airs ~ popular character. Theinner
circle III the building IL known as the
commisssouere' rcom. aud II is luxuri.
ousiy hung with silk embroidery and
tapestry on the walls and ceiling. and
the room is filled with luxurious rugs
and ostomans and chairs upholstered in
silk to tempt the tired and focteore visi
tor. The commissioner general. liakkey
Bey. his fellow commissioners. Consul
General Hensotin. Wire Counsel Push
man Bey. Prof.. vos OF Holland. Direc-
tor Ferdinand Peck. Commandant Rice
of the Columbian guard; the Swedish.
bulgarian and Russian commissioners.
National Commissioners Ganmon. Mer-
cor. Holiday. White and Mcdonald.
German Commissioners Warmth. John
Y W ts'f"tVs .Snt@sF's +0of's
Handy and number % other officials
~ tho fair with their ladiea. Nothing
vas spared to make the reception a
pleasant event wish On oriental flavor
% a.
sw-~s Colorado stuger~-
The Dudley Buck Cleo club ~
Pueblo. Colorado. eulivened the stately
Colorado building at noon today by a
good concert. The club consisis 81
t.eaty one splendid voices. picked from
tho hest talent a. be found = the Colo
rasio city. The audience vss not large.
as Il had not been sdscrtiscd fha, a con
cert would be given. hut these present
thoroughly enjoyed the music and
showed their appreciation of the work
10 iherally spplauding each number
The club wili give = enncert every day
AZ tho noon hour for three s.eks
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