Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-09
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Atlanta, Ca, Oct. S,-Never before
was so much homage paid TO any relic
of the country as was bestowed upon
here today. FIFTY thousand people
lined the railroad tracks from the city
limits to the Union station. Every
housetop, telegraph pole and railroad
bridge was place of vantage for the
cheering spectators.
Mayor Warwick of Philadelphia says
that II was worth a hundred trips from
Philadelphia 10 witness this reception.
This remark was made half an hour
after the BELLS reception.
Following is the program for the of
fetal reception of the bell ut the ex-
position tomorrow:
At . am. Il parade Will begin; the mil
itary companies will first march past
and salute the bell in the following
order: The Fifth United States regi-
ment, the Fifth regiment OF Georgia
Volunteers, visiting companies, Atlanta
artillery, Governors Horse Guard. AZ
ter them will come the Liberty Bell
with an escort from the Governors
Horse Guird. The1 VIII follow the
special escort from Philadelphia with
the mayor and city council of Atlanta
and the exposition board. The line of
march viii be out Peachtree street to
Fourteenth street, where the process
sion VIII be met by Gllmore's band. and
Will then proceed to the exposition.
In front Of the Pennsylvania building
the bell VIII stop and be removed to
one of the porches and the military will
be dismissed. With Councilman w. j.
Campbell, acting as master of cere-
monies, the following program will be
carried out:
America" sung by 1000 school chill
dren; address OF welcome by Mayor
Porter King of Atlanta; response nv
Mayor Warwick OF Philadelphia; star
Spangled Banner" by Glmores band
and school, address by Governor w Y.
Atkinson of Georgia; exposition hnarch
by Gilmore's band; address by G. A.
Collier, the director of the Cotton
States and International Exposition;
Dixie" by Gilmore's band; salute of
thirteen guns to the Liberty bell.
After this program has been COM
pleted the public school children will
bell
At 2 o'clock all members of the spec
ial escort will be entertained at n
luncheon at the Aragon roof garden on
the forestry building. Nearly 150 min
ing engineers, members OF the Amerl-
can Institute OF Mining Engineers
came to Atlanta today and tonight the
first session of their annual convention
opened.
President Jospeh d. Weeks of Pitts
burg presided.
Gen. r. w. Raymond of New York
read paper, after which a reception
was held. Tomorrow the convention
viii hold its session at the auditorium
at the exposition grounds.
The National Council OF Women
got fairly down to business today. Mrs.
Mary Lowe Dickinson presided. Papers
were read by Mrs. Kate Brown, nee
Sherwood of Canton, Ohio. on Patriotic
Instruction" and Mrs. b. S. Taylor on
"The Young Ladies' National Improve
ment Association of Utah"
paper was read by Mrs. Lillian NJ.
HOLSTER. supreme commander of the
Ladies OF the Maccabees, and another
on the education of the future by Pro-
fessor Helen l.. Webster.
Atlanta, Ga, Oct. S.-Writs OF habeas
corpus We're served this morning at 10
o'clock upon Kee Owang and Leon
Lam. proprietors OF the Chinese village
on the Midway OF the Atlanta exposl-
ton, commanding them to bring the
bodies OF nine Chinese women charged
by Lum Ling. an Atlanta laundryman,
with being held in involuntary servl-
tude Ling, who appears In the role
OF a phllanthroplst says the women
were bought in China and that they
were brought here against their will.
The writ was taken out under the
thirteenth amendment to the constitu-
ton. These are the Chinese concerning
whose admission into the States at
Ogdensburg, N. Y. has caused SO much
trouble.