The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-08-22
PAN-AMEHICAN EXPOSITION.

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ann lrglnla. REPORTS say the trains
from IRON the South are heavily loaded
TTery Ey Gay, and bat eerybody from
DlAle who can a ford it is spending
nIS OF her hOldby in or near the
Exposition CitI This is as If
should be. 1t il fine show, Buff
lalo Is an ideal GUNNER resort, and
VISITORS are fullyIrepaid for. the time
ana expense Of the trip. The party
sent by the Alta anta Journal. under
the leadership of the genial F. H.
hlchiardson ands Col. Wright, en-
Joyed every inmate spent at the Ex-
position. They LIFT Thursday morn
ing for Toronto;
GoV. W. W. Heard, Of Louisiana,
teiegraphed the commissioners here
that he would b pleased if the Ex-
position authOri lies would invite all
French Canadians to unite with
Louisiana IN Gel fbrating August the
%lst, Louisiana Day, at the Expo
sitiOn. Congress Imam Broussard and
Prof. PORTER will speak in French
III the Temple Of Music on that day.
The Governor of Louisiana and his
staff, with the hdies of their fami-
lies, Will arrivd here on a through
tram from New. Orleans Monday
morning at II. 30. There are over
one hundred an ID fifty LOuisianians
now III Buffalo, !and invitations have
been sent to Il number of fahlies
from that Statf who have been
spending the SKINNER near the En-
position City, both in Canada and
III New York State. The Governor
and his party Eill stop at the old
MlIlard Fillmore Hotel, now known
as the "CastIe Inn"
At the lnstallce Of the Pan-Amer-
lean correspond dfnt Of the Richmond
Times, a meet was held to-day
IN the reception rooms Of the Press
Building tG Ill! Ike arrangements for
all citizens of Buffalo Of Virginia
descent, visitOfs to the exposition,
and native VirkinianS living here, to
join with the Visiting Virginians in
celebratin, Virginia Day, August
23d. a local }sOciation was formed
of which DIR. ] B. COakley, No. 339
Delaware avenile, formerly Of Rich
mond, was elected. president; Mr..
James Mullen. no. 11O2 Main street.
Richmond, Virginia, vice-president,
and Mr.. w. /. Wheeler, 124 Erie
County Bank, formerly of Danville,
Virginia, secrg gtary. The Mother of
States and res dents should not fail
to make Il gOdd showing both as to
quantity and Quality on that day.
The Officially of the United States
Government Building are actively
cooperating with the Exposition au-
thorities in parfecting arrangements
TO carry out lin the most effective
manner The program published in
this column Ii dst week for September
the Sd, or District Of Columbia Day.
September 9TH, Presidents Day,
at the Pan-A! !nerican Exposition, is
expected to bl leak the record both as
to the atractfk fkeness of the program
and size of II crowd. Wednesday,
September A IN, the President and
Mrs. McKin hy, accompanied by a
party of clevIn from Canton, Ohio,
will arrive in' Buffalo. They will be
the guests of ihe Hon. John G. Mill
burn, Preside 4nt Of the Exposition
Company. Thursday morning, the
President anil Mrs. Mckinley, Mr..
and Mrs. eburn, Director-General
and Mrs. Bus shanan. and J. n. Scat
cherd, Esq, bill drive to the exposi-
ton with pkropriate escort. Inside
the Lincolnl Parkway entrance all
the United States troops on the
grounds, theljth and 18th State reg
iments will pe drawn up to re-
ccive the President. The plan is for
the PrpsiderE to % to the Stadium,
where he w1l review a magnificent
pageant andIspeak. From the Stad-
ium the PreI eIident vii 90 to the New
York Stae Huilding, where the New
York State Commission, headed by
the Hon. Daniel y. Lockwood, will
give luncHe in the Presidents
honor to 176 invited guests. After
the lmcheOH, the President will hold
d card reception in the rOtunda of
the Covert iment Building. After
dinner d. President Millburn's :
house, the Presidential party will
return to tie Triumphal Causeway
to see the illumination. Later, the
seats in the limited States Life Saw
ing Station will be reserved for the
Presidential party, from which they
will see thS fireworks and an anua.