The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-20
LIST OF SPEAKERS COMPLETE.
Governor Shaw, of Iowa, Last of Cen
tenniaI Orators selected.


teRniaI. Orators Selected.
Tat the general public is taking a
LIVELY interest in the coming National
Capital Centennial Celebration is plainly
shown by the first number On the pro-
gramme of the TRirty-fourth Annual Con-
vention of the Institute of American Ar
chitects. which says: THE festivities in
connection with. The Centennial Celebra-
ton of the occupation of Washington as
the seat of Government will take place
December Il, 1900, and members wishing
TO attend should come on December H."
Governor Leslie NJ. Shaw, of Iowa, has
been selected to deliver the address on
behalf Of the territory west OF the Mis-
Sississippi River at the Centennial Cele-
bration ceremonies. This completes the
list of speakers for the occasion
r Ross Perry, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Exercises at the Capitol, has
appointed the following subcommittee on
Order and Public Comfort in the Capitol
building:
N. I. Weller. chairman; A D. Anderson,
Or. Frank Baker. James A. Bates, Coster T..
Bride. Harry Wilder Barney. William D.
Baldwin, Charles G. Bennett a. w. Bing-
ham. James A Crystal, J. G. Courts, Thorn
as R Cleaves, Robert Cohen, Appleton P.
Clark. DR.. F. T Chamberlain John D.
CroissaEt, Allen o. C1ephane, Rudolph
Eichborn. Walter H. French. NJ J. Glenn,
Henry Gannett. Joseph Gawler. Henry N.
Gilfry, Harry B. Hanger, W. Il. Holmes,
John Henderson. Or. Joseph 2. Howard,
Albert H. Howe, Dr. G. H. Kober, Thomas
H. Mckee, Alexander Mcdowell. Gen An
son Mills. U. s. A: Col John McEiToy,
Leroy J. McNeeIy, W. ". Metcalf Joseph
C. McElroy. H. G. Ogden, e. Southland
Parker, Charles 3. Pearson, C. c. Pursel
]. L. Parsons ]. e. Rockwell, Henry III.
Rose, Julian ". Richard. J. Richard Rig
giles, George R. Repetti. s W Rittenhouse,
Charles A Shields. AmZI Smith, AIOnzO H.
Stewart, John Selden, Henry ". Sohon, j.
Kennedy Stout, a. O. Stafford, F. T. Sanuer,
E6Sard =, Simpson, DR.. J. A Stoutenburg,
John c. Scho6eld, Alfred c. True, o. H.
Tittmon, George W. Talbert, Benjamin
Vail. h P Ward. Wallace H White, Hon.
Fred H Wines, Richard Willet, George \.
Wilmington, D. y. Walford, Frank P. Wei
Ter. Samuel H Walker. and William Post
The following communication was re-
ceiyed today at headquarters from Scare
tary Hay; Il have the honor to inform
you that the President has appointed the
Hon. J. c. W. Beckham. Governor of Ken
National Celebration OF the establishment
Of the seat OF Government in the District
of Columbia, in the place of the Hon. W
o. Bradley. who declined to accept the
appointment"
Secretary Gage notified the committee
that he has given directions to have the
Treasury Building decorated and iilUni-
mated on the occasion
The following committees viii meet this
afternoon: 400 o'clock, the Press sub
Committee on Distribution; 100 o'clock
Committee on Public Comfort and Order
and at $50 O'Clock. Mr. Gilis sub-COm-
mitee on Ceremonies and Parade.
Col. N NJ Parker, the Chairman of the
Finance Committee reports the following
additional subscriptions:
The Cochran Hotel. $50; F. J. HefbergeT.
$50; o. H. Tittman, SO; A. c. Shannon
SO; A F. EBerly SO; c. B. Pearson, $40;
A. GeaTy Johnson. SO; G. " Strongman,
so; George ". CASTELAR,. $40: l., c. Bailey,
SO; G. Taylor Wade. $40; Samuel h Ed
monston, $40; Cyrus 3ussey. So: J. H. Har-
Tis, 50; Cash. s.: James A Tanner, 50; W
H stoutenburgh, s.: Oscar Luckett. So;
Robert \. Harper, So Louis ". Per
lzins, g. '.-f