The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-08
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IS 10 ARRlNE TODAY ON
SPECIAL TRAIN---WtLL Be
N ILITARY PARADE.
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GiNIA BUILDING AFTER AP.
PRoPRlATE cERE-
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have been perfected for
So meeting and greeting the Liberty
Bel, TO arrive in ST. Louis to-day.
For weeks committees of the com
mon and select council of Philadel-
sssl phia and the officers Of the EXPOSE
sfst ton have been in communication in
sz an effort to arrange a satisfactory
program.
The bell fssto come on special
train, and the council Of Philadelphia
has appropriated $4,000 to defray
the expenses of the trip, The mayor
Of the city, with ten invited guests,
b the committee of the two councils
N and a guard of ten police officers will
he on the train. The route decided
IS upon is through New York, Pennsyl-
sania, illinois, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, iowa and Missouri.
d St}sLouis arrangem ents have
+ been made for properly receiving
the bell and those who accompany it.
n lis to be placed in the Pennsylva-
MIA building, on the plateau of States,
s to remain until the close OF the
Worlds Fair period.
AT IS a. NJ. it will arrive at the
Union station. The party will be
met by official representatives OF the
Mayor of ST. Louis.
81 p. a. Mayor Wells and mem
\ bers Of the City Council and House
q OF Delegates, representing the mu-
nicipality Of ST. Louis, and the re-
IS ceptfon and entertainment commit
81 teessof Philadelphia at the Jefferson
hotel.
INN diately following this CALL
the parties representing both cities
VIII enter carriages and ride to the
IS Union station, where the Liberty
J Bell and mounted escort will be in
waiting.
"a o Start For the Grounds.
AT L: 80 p. NJ. the Liberty Bell, with
its oficial escort, will start to the
Exposition grounds in the following
order:
Detail mounted police.
Troop of United States Cavalry
S. from Jefferson barracks.
Liberty Bell.
Mayors Of Philadelphia and St
4 Louis.
select and common councils of
Philadelphia.
City Council and House of Dele
gates of st. Louis.
Reception and entertainm com
mittee of the Louisiana Purchase Ex.
M position, in carriages.
VI The escort with the bell will
march direct to the parade entrance
Of the Exposition grounds, where all
.eF the military organizations encamped
within the grounds will be congre.
gated. These organizations will
~ form in parade order, and with the
escort and the Liberty Bell, march
through the Exposition grounds to
81 the plaza OF ST. Louis, where the
ceremonies will occur. The Liberty
Bell will be carried on q large deco
rated float drawn by thirteen horses,
s 81 TO typify the original thirteen States
" of the American Union.
Military to Participate.
Military organizations ordered to
participate in the parade Will report
81 at the parade entrance at 2:30 P. NJ.
Promptly upon the arrival Of the bell
and official escort from Union station
the Organizations will form columns
+ and march into the Exposition
grounds in the following order:
Detail JEFFERSON guards.
Detail of mounted police.
Grand marshall and staff.
West Point band.
Cadets United States Military
Academy.
Troop United States cavalry, JET,
A Terson barracks.
Philippine scouts band.
Battalion Philippine scouts
Battalion United States Marines.
Philippine constabulary band.
Wilson light infantry, North Caro-
Ina.
Roanoke light infantry, Virginia.
Band. Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute.
Battalion cadets, Virginia Polytech-
mic Institute.
Louisiana State College band.
Battalion cadets, Louisiana State
3 College.
Indian band.
Battalion cadets, Mississippi Agri'
x.i1Ifura and NJ echanical College
NTi1itary acad.