Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-08-31
president DAY
At the Buffalo Exposition Elk
pected to be an Elaborate
Celepration.
SEPT. s is THE APPOINTED DAY.

ton Sept. 4ssPresident to Be Enter
tanned at the Home of President
ADMINISTRATORS OF Program.
Buffalo, Aug. 3l.-~President Mckin.
ley will pay his official visit to the ex.
position Of All Americas ON Sept S.
That day has been resignated as
Presidents Day. The presidential
rarity will leave Washington, d c.,
at o'clock a. m. on Sept. 1. by spe-
eial train, over the Pennsylvania rail-
read There will be six drawing room
ears, one car being for the supreme
eou1b IlIoIIDeis, another lOr tile ctDI-
net members, Two Tor tie diplomatic
corps. There will also be a dining
car and smoking car. The train
will be in charge OF Assistant General
Passenger Agent Boyd. of the Penn
sylvania This train will arrive in
Buffalo at Z p M, on Sept. t. There
will be no formal ceremonies that
evening, and the president and his
family. with DR.. and Mrs. Rixey, will
simply be met at the station by a
suitable escort, and conducted to the
home OF the president OF the Par
American exposition, John G. Milburn
President Milburn has a beautiful
home at 1856 Delaware avenue, the
most fashionable residence street OF
Buffalo, and Jais will be given up to
the use OF the president and his lam
lly durin. ttii stay In pufEalo,
Regular Army Escort.
Orders lave been issued By the war
department 20 Tire commandment at
Fort Porter, the s.oua military post
oyerlooking LaKe Erie and Niagai 4
river, 10 asslsn an escort from tne
garrison g o4e president during his
stay in BuAalo.
The splcnala Marine band, Of Wash.
Ington, Viii % At the exposition at
this time, and There Will DO eneanpea
here various GelAchments OF United
States forces ia lie divisions OF ar.
ullery, iL4&ntlg hospital co4ps, etc
All these m4d take part in the paratle
on Presidents day, together with iae
TWO BaAaIo regiments, Tie famous
SiXty-ilIth, which was on duty darln !.
the Spanish war, and the .sefeals
foprth FHa
most ilia--l4aceAt st.gHory in TIE UNI.
ed States.
The formal entrance to the exposl
lion grounds l., through the Linealn
PARKWAY cate. on tne south, ana the
ioadWay leads by cae military camp
across the park lake. and the, and LBe
united STAGES lie SAVING station AMI
the famous statue OF General Wash.
lngton by French. Along this route
The presidential party Will pass into
the ntaia court eli the exposition, via
me tlllnpnal cs.ssseway, which ex.
presses the eaie OF the United
States 10 visiting nAtIona On arrival
al the espianaue the president will le
introduced TO the assembled thoL-
sands by President Milburn. OF tho
exposition, and ne will then make hi.
address Dpar its conclusion, the
party Will continue through The oytes
s'tion grounds to the great stadium
for athletic sports, which is capable
of holding more persons than any am
ph1theater OF the kind in existence.
Fher the troops will be reviewed by
President Mckinley.
A luncheon rendered by the New
York state board OF hangers for the
Pan-American exposition will be
given in THE New York state building.
The president viii devote the after
noon 10 the inspection of the exhibits
n the United States government
tuilding, which vii be cleared of peo-
pie and locked for a short time. to
permit the president to make the in
spection.
The government board vii give a
reception in his honor.
AFTER dinner at the home of Mr..
l. e, 81.
dent Will return TO the exposition and
Will agin be escorted from the Lin
coin parkway gate to view the iIlumin.
atoms OF the exposition.
Proposed pyrotechnicai Display.
After the Illumination OF the build
ings about the main court has been
viewed the party viii proceed to the
park lake upon the margin Of which
grand pyrotechnical display will be
given in compliment to the president
the subject of the special display be-
ing "The Power of the American
Navy 1t will cost thousands of dol
lars and will be of extraordinary mag
nlficence.
Acting Chairman Edward r. Rice.
cf the Pan-American committee on
ceremonies. has announced the follow
plan for the second day of President
Mckinley's stay at the exposition:
The president and his party will be
invited to spend the early portion of
Sept s, the day following Presidents
day. at Niagara Falls, special cars
being provided for the purpose. On
heir return from the Falls public
reception will be given the president
at the Temple Of Music. from to s
D. m.
Invitations have ben sent to the
members Of the suprem court and the
diplomatic corps. Senator Plat and
Senator Depew and other distinguish.
ed guests to take part In the exer.