The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-30
Parade and Exercises in Plaza st.
Louis Will Be Chief
Eyenys.
RECEPTION FOR GOV. BAILEY.
hurge Delegation From Indian
Territory Arrives in City to
Take Part in Cele-
bratiOn.

With a parade and exercises in Plaza St
Louis in the morning and a reception in
the evening. Kansas Day at the Worlds
Fair will be observed to-day. The pro-
g-amme is one of the most elaborate yet
provided for State day celebration at
the Fair.
The parade will start from the Kansas
building with the following formation:
Mounted police. Jefferson Guard. General
kelsey and staff. Third Artillery Band Of
Mexico. Governor Bailey OF Kansas. Presi
dent Francis and the stafY OF Governor
Bailey. Philippine Scouts and band. Phil
tppine Constabulary and Band. members
Of the National Guard and guests in car
riages and afoot. The route Of the pa
rade will be from the Kansas pavilion
north on Commonwealth avenue to the
Wisconsin building. past the United States
bird exhibit to the northwest corner of
the Mines and MetaIlurgy building. east
TO Louisiana way. along Louisiana way to
the Transportation building and south to
the south side of Machinery Hall. The
parade will lie reviewed by the Governor
and his party from the northeast band
stand on the Plaza st. Louis.
Invocation before the exercises. which
viii begin at II O'Clock. will be delivered
BY the Right Reverend Bishop Millspaush
OF Topeka. Kas. Addresses viii be made
by President Francis. Governor Bailey.
Henry ]. Allen and David Overmeyer. The
Washburn College Glee Club will sing sev-
eral selections.
At the reception to Governor and Mrs
Bailey in the Kansas Pavilion In the
evening from TO II q music programme
consisting OF selections BY the Washburn
College Glee Club. piano solos by Nine.
Anna Weiss OF Chicago, and vocal solos
BY Mrs. H. Whitesides OF Hutchinson, and
Mrs. Emma Dent Jones q E%porta. viii
be given. The dancing will take place in
the Rwa. building Admission Vill be by
card. Though Kansans win be admitted By
s,s,as ssnsrs badges , and a. al, vsitorS from that
me%bers Of the Kansas @ 0s conm,s.on @ sma pais shs
an official visit Yesterday afternoon to
William Busby Of South McAIester.
L Mcwaiifams MfA1nster Of o. euassH asH,'sisd snd X
Of the. Indian Tefrttofy Commit.
dsy to 'ase part ar 'hs N the Moass
dian Territory Day The mem-
bers Of the commission confifently expect
celebration win number at least 5000. A
large delegation Of several hundred ar
rived FROM Tulsa yesterday.
New Jerseys delegation to the Worlds
Fair VIII arrive In st. Louis Wednesday
morning I'm a special train via the Penn
sylvanfa Railroad. In the ofncial party
win be Governor Franklin Murphy and
the members of his stan. State omcials
and many prominent citizens of New Jer-
sey. - - ~
The buckeyes which will be distributed
as souvenirs on Ohio Day at the Worlds
Fair, October 6. have been received by
Stacey Il. Rankin. the Executive Com
missioner. The buckeyes. the emblem Of
Ohio, were gathered by the echool chill
dren OF Marietta township Washington
County Ohio. The number received were
3Jo Miss NJ Phoebe Dabel is the teach
or of the children. Mr.. Rankin has writ
ten a letter Of thanks TO the children
Edgar B. Marchant. the Oklahoma Ex-
ecutive Commissioner, and Mrs. Marchant
have returned from a visit to their home
at Aline.
Mrs. Ira Hobart Evans. the hostess At
the Texas building. will give a reception
this evening in honor OF the distinguished
visitors from Texas. Former Governor
James 8. Hogg and his daughter. Miss
Ina, are here, as are Colonel Thomas NJ
Campbell of Palestine. and others promi-
nent in. the Lone Star State. Admission
will be by card.
Miss Maid!e Watkin Of Dallas gave a
piano recital at the State building yester-
day afternoon. Miss Watkin played seiec-
tions from Brahms. Chopin. Liszt and 9TH
ers OF the classica