The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-01


MasIe n: the white Houae-The Ex-
ercises Scsed.sied for the Capitol.
i. Alvey. Chairman of the Music
Committee of she National Capital Cen
tenniaI Celebration. called at headquar-
tiers this morning and stated that he had
made arrangements 50 far for eleven
bands to participate IL the parade TO IN
eluda me Marine Band. Fort Myer Band,
ana the Artillery Band from Fort
Meu-ee. Haley's Band, Of this city, viii
mead the procession, it being placed al
reetly behind the platoon of mounted po-
- and In front OF the citizens escort.
This will be followed by General Miles
and staff. the Regular Army contingent OF
blusjackets and the Marine Corps, the
latter headed by The Marine Band The
Presidents escort viii Immediately fol-
low the Marine Corps detachment, and
after the President suite VII come Gen
sraI Harries with District. troops, headed
By the Eationai Guard Band, of this city
There I III be d number Of bands and fife
and srum corps distributed among the
District troop detachmenls- Following
TIE District troops will come the high
6cho,>1 Cadets with hired band. then the
Cove Eors Of the various States. The
Governors Of Virginia and Connecticut
viii be accompanied by their own bands
and State militia. The Grand Army Of the
Republic and other patriotic societies with
bands and the Cadets of .GOnzaga College.
who VIII step to the music furnished by
their own band, viii bring up the rear Of
the historic parade.
Each band has been requested to play
q different air while passing the Presi-
dents stand. The parade. it is said at
headquarters, viii not return after the
conclusion Of the ceremonies at the Capt.
toll but VIII dissolve then and there. The
President viii return TO the White House
and viii be escorted by troop OF cav
airy.
Governor c. NJ Barnes. of Oklahoma.
in a letter to headquarters. said that he
will be accompanied at the celebration by
Major J. E Ball. of his staff, and viii
stop at the Dewey Hotel.
TIE following are the addresses which
viii be made during the ceremonies at
the White House on the forenoon Of the
dag of tl>c celebration:
History Of the Executive Mansion Dur
ing the Century 1890 1900, by Col. Theo-
dare A. Bingham, Z. s. A, Superintendent
OF PUBLIC bullUIuKS anu GIDuI0S-
Development Of the District of Colum-
bia During the Century 1S00-1S00," Henry
B F Macfarland, President OF the Board
of Commissioners Of the District OF Co
Iumbia.
Development of the States During the
Century 1S0e-1900'' by Leslie ". Shaw.
Governor Of Iowa
Development OF the Nation During the
Century Is00-1900, = by Roger Wolcott, OF
5Iasss chusetts.
The afternoon exercises at the Capitol
have been arranged as follows;
$50 o'cleek-Joint exercises By The
United States Senate and House of Rep
resentatives in the Hall of the House OF
Representatives When order has been
called the Temporary Presiding Officer,
the Hon David B. Henderson. Speaker OF
the House. viii introduce the Rev. ". H.
MiibaTn. D D., Chaplain OF the Senate,
who Will pronounce the Invocation
The Speaker of the House of Repressn-
tatives will present the Hon. William P
FRYE President pro tempore OF the Sen
ate. who will assume direction Of the ex-
ercises Addresses will be made as fol
lows:
transfer of the National Capital from
PHILADELPHIA - Hon James D. Richardson
Tennessee.
.eEsta b!:shment Of the Seat of Govern
ment in the District of Columbia Hon
Serene z. Payne, Representative. New
York.
History of the First Century Of the
National Capital Hon. Louis E. MeCo-
mas. Senator Of Maryland.
1.-The Future of the United States ans
It's Capital Hon. John ". Daniel, Sena-
tor from Virginia.
It is reported from Baltimore that owing
TO lack of funds II has been found impossi
HE TO send either the Fourth or the Fifti
Regiment TO take part in the Celebration
OF the Centennial Of the Founding OF tn,
City of Washington on December u Al
invitation was sent to Governor Smith Te
qEesting his presence and that Of sucl
military organizations of the State as wer,
available Governor Smith will attend. es
corted by a detail of forty cavalrymen. 1
is said that Governor Smith viii invite Col
onei Malkee, Colonel Howard and nun
Der OF the other officers OF the Fifth an
Fourth regiments 20 accompany him as hi
staff.
Meetings win take place as follows: Thi
afternoon O'Clock. Press Executive Com
mittee; Monday afternoon, 4:30 Mr.. Dan
-enhower's Committee On Decoration
and Parade; Tuesday evening, 100, Com
Enittee on Public Comfort and Order
Col N NJ Parker Chairman OF the FL
nance Committee today announced tht
following subscriptions: Alfred S. Gillett
S25; G. y 2. SwartzelI, $50; Judge A. 3
Ha gner $50: Hornblower & Marshall SO
". s Walker, SO; James NJ. Green, SO
Aiphonso Hart $40 A. L. Parsons, SO
John H Peitz. IS; c. F. Cook. IS; J. H
Hill, 81; Edgar Frisby, 50.