The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-02
WILL SEE BIG SHOW
PRESIDENT MKINLEY TO VISIT
PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSI-
TION THIS WEEK
WILL BE HEARTILY WELCOMED
Escort of Regular Army Troops
From Fort Porter and Two Conn
panies of National Guard Will
Furnish Military Setting.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept 1.-The cere-
monies and other formal functions which
will mark President McKinley's visit to
the Pan-American exposition have been
finally arranged by the committee on re-
ception. President Mckinley and party
will arrive at the station of the. New
York Central railway from Canton about
6 o'clock on the evening of Sept. A. They
will be met at Dunkirk by a special COM
nittee. On arriving here a presidential
salute of twenty-one guns will be fired
by a squad of United States soldiers from
Fort Porter, bells will ring and whistles
be blown. Escorted by a platoon Of
mounted police, the president will be
driven to the residence of John G. Mil
burn, where, with his party, he will be
entertained during his stay in Buffalo.
On Thursday, presidents day, President
Mckinley will leave Mr.. Milburn's house
at 10 o'clock In the morning. He will ride
in a carriage with Mrs Mckinley. Fol
lowing him, also in carriages, will come
the members of the presidential party,
the representatives of the diplomatic
corps at Washington, the members of the
cabinet and other high officials at Wash
ington, in addition to United States sena-
tors and representatives, who will come
to participate in the ceremonies A squad
ron of mounted police and the Fourth
signal corps, also mounted, will act as
the escort At the Lincoln parkway en-
trance to the exposition grounds the
United States troops stationed at Fort
Porter and at the grounds together with
the SiXty-fifth and Seventy-fourth regi-
ments of the national guards, of this
city, will be formed on either side of the
roadway, and the president and party will
pass through these columns to stand,
which will be erected at the northwest
Pylon, and where the entire party, With
the United States Marine band, will be
seated. The president will make short
speech from stand on the triumphal
bridge, after which he viii, with the
other distinguished guests, be escorted to
the New York state building and to the
buildings of the various foreign countries
erected on the ground; to the agricultural
building to view the exhibits of foreign
countries not represented by buildings,
and to meet the commissioners to the eX-
position from South and Central America
At 1 o'clock the New York state board
OF managers will entertain the presiden-
tial party at luncheon in the New York
state building. Later the president will
visit the government building, which will
be closed while he is there From the
government building he will go to Mr.
Milburn's house for dinner
AT 7:30 O'Clock the president will again
50 " INC oApoSllIoL SloCiioS ~ view Tile
illuminatiCns from the triumphal cause
way. He will later see the fireworks dis
play from the life saving station, return
ing to Mr. Milburn's for the night On
Friday morning the president will be
taken through the grounds to Niagara
falls by special train. He will return at
o'clock and hold a public reception in
the Temple OF Music.
In the presidents party will be Mrs
Mckinley, the Misses Barber, Capt and
Mrs. Lafayette McWillian1s, of Chicago;
Miss Sara Duncan, DR.. and Mrs. P NJ
Rixey, William S. Hawk and the Misses
Hawk, and the presidents private secre-
tary, Mr., Cortelyou.