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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
Great ThrCngs View Procession
of Regulars. National Guards
and Civilians.
JEffERS0NlANS KEEP ORDER.
Major General John e. Bates and
His staff Lead March Through
the Exposition Ave
nues.

The military parade. which took plsc-
a. iS-sj y'elsck IL the morning. vas one
Of TIL features 0f The day ard the march
was carried o-S Wtth0u: interruption. ow-
Ing 10 the efficiency of she guard. sta
toned along the line of march and the
exceptionally orderly spectators.
The column moved out along Forest road
toward ;he Pennsylvania 5uf'd.as al 1919
o'clock- Major General John e. Bates.
United States Array. grant rllTsha- OF the
day. vas in caarg- o: the procession. and
b.. With his persona. sta1-CapJaia WI
Eaus .. Wright. Second United state. In
fantry: Captain Sherwood 4 Cheney.
United States Engineer Corps: Lieutenant
Van Le.r Wills. Twelfth United states IT.
fautry. and LIEUT. ualt Colonel James Par
ker. Cn!ut Of sIar-Eea1eG the parade. the
t.2errIt organizations being arranged IN
Ir= as follows.
Regular ,T51cs AID Sa-ionai Guar.. Colonel
Geo. e = aL1-r-Ql. EiEILn Luite1 , Atss cav
49, ~Hrnularting
r.s=1s Z F-sulsss. L.ieuI-1an; Colonel q W.
fJu't.-ia. Fourth Initec states CAv2!fy. Con-
Bsnd Firs; Uni:-t states Infantry
Batt.l.1u tl.f-l Ststrs ui@-tnes z11 regular
To-: tEy-V-- 40 ta.n- NsioT James r Nshln-y.
c1.unl4E1irg. eHrs.t.lg % tNo c4-E. si4ss q
r.aTlr-s Ds4a.zTy ]. : sth Infa--ry. one H-a-
cref st-d NI-ef-erfn Cast A.t..c-}-
Eaue. GATED states ihi-i ine sc1uts
Battalion % United states PE!l.rpir- scouts.
g. ulfr. SsJor william II J hEscr. con-
Had . th- PhilIppia> coas.asuiaEy-
Battalion % Fl.il-rli-e ,oas'aSii-Ts. " iaea'
R.nS n a.. FSshth Uai.sd S;sis. cavalry.
squadron O: the Fourth United states Cavalry
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
Department JURORS
QUESTION UNSETTLED.
Nest He DeteFninel To-AOrrow -
Lady ManagerS A0D0iafnents
VIII HOt Re - List.

The only place where the general holi-
day spirit did not prevail yesterday was
At the home Of the Board Of Lady Man
ayers. The nrst attempt to settle the
question Of the legal appointment Of tho
department Jurors was brought up at .
meeting Of the board yestsrday afternoon.
when q committee Of the National Com
mission met with the ladies to try to
effect some settlement Of the psrpIe1ing
matter
The Commissioners. armed with their In
tefprstation Of the law covering the ap-
pointment OF department jurors. met with
Mra Manning and other members Of the
board yesterday afternoon to listen to the
opinion handed down By the ladies'
The members Of the board connded to
the Commissioners that they had passed
q resolution At = meeting Of the board
covering the appointment OF group and
department. Jurors
The memberr Of the board explained
that they did not have the resolution at
hand yesterday. but promised to send q
copy Of IL TO the commission at an early
Gate.
As the department Jurors viii begin work
next Tuesday, September %. the matter
must be settled by tomorrow. or the de-
partment jurors appointed BY the Board
Of Lady Managers Will not be on tho list
OF she thirty-two department 1urors who
Will keep up the work Of the group Jurors
At that time.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
MIST STAY IN CHICAGO.
! Political Workers Cannot Attend
Celebration Mt Worlds Fair.

REPCBLIc SPECIAL.
Chicago. Sept. l5.-Complications grow
Ing out OF the conflict Of dates Of regis;ra-
ton and the Chicago celebration at the
81. Louis Fair threaten serious obstacle
to the plans OF the Chicago Day Executive
Committee. The Democratic County Cen
staI COMMITTEES to-day issued positive or
Gers 10 It's workers not to ieave th. city
saturuay. October s. II was announced
thAt the Republican county leaders would
% compelled 10 take the same stand with
tneir Organization on the proposition that
the local election viii be won or los, on
the result OF the two days OF registration
We have no desire to oppose the Cn.ca-
60 Day celebration" said Secre;srv Z II
Lahin of the Democratic County Central
Committee to-day. Mayor Harrison and
In its success
''On the other hand. the importance O.
registration cannot be overlooked. The re-
suit OF the county election depends upon
the work done on the two days of regis
tration. Our workers cannot go TO 81.
Louis That Is settled, but they may be
depended upon 70 further the interests Of
the Chicago Day celebration n every other
way We are not worried sbcut the voters
who do so. We will register them on tn.
second day, but our men Will have 10 be
who VIII not be SO fortunate as to be able
TO go 20 .be Fair
Following the lead OF the County Board,
Alderman J. C. Patterson viii introduce a
resolution at the Council meeting OF Octo-
Der 3. directing that the City Han be
closed October : and g. with the usual sx-
eeption Of the Police. FiEe. Health and
employees may attend the celebration AZ
81. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
TO CARRY OUT ONLY
PART OF PROGRAMME.
Mexican Amba ba.sadors Absence
Causes n Change of Plans for
the Celebration

A celebration arranged 10 take place at
the Mexican building to-day in commeIn-
Grafton Of the ninety-fOurth anniversary
OF Mexican Independence SiI be only
partially carried out. owing 10 the non
arrival Of Senior Don Manuel de Approx,
Mexican Ambassador at Washington. and
also because the orchestra OF the National
Conservatory could not be brought here
Souvenirs will be distributed al the Mex
lean building and al. Mexican exhibits
These viii CONSIST 81 badges. pictures.
books and flowers. The Mexican band viii
play az the front entrance 20 the build.n s
from 10 10 Y In the forenoon and from
until In the afternoon. This Is one Ot
the three big national bands al the Far
and Is under tho direction Of Captain Ri
cardo Pacheco. The Ambassador viii ar
rive on September - and specia! enter
ta.nme?t will De arranged ia MS honor
Yesterday was the birthday os President
Diaz and in honor Of the occasion the
Mexican building was the scene Of
brilliant social affair last evening IL Was
exclusively for the Commissioners. their
families and their friends. and the build
Ing vas closed TO the public
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
PATHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION MEETS
Papers VIII BE Read by Prominent
Members of Society.

Papers will be read this morning at the
opening session Of the American Philolog-
ical Association In room Nc. OF the Hall
Of Congresses by Professor J. z. Harry of
the University Of Cincinnati. Professor
Kari E. Harrington OF the University of
Maine. Professor ". L DOoge Of the
University Of Michigan. Doctor George
Willis Bottsford of Columbia University
At New York and Doctor Edward Ken
nard Rand Of Harvard University.
During the afternoon session Professor
George Hempl OF the University CT Mich
igan. President OF the Association. Will
deliver an address entitled America and
the English Language"
A meeting OF the Executive Committee
OF the association consisting OF Professor
Charles z. Bennett. Cornell University:
Professor Francis A March. Lafayette
College; Prof. Morris Il Morgan, HaT-
ward University: Professor Bernadotte
Perrin. Yale University: Doctor Charles
p. G. Scott. Radnor. Pa. will be held this
morning at ll-3o O'Clock In Hall No. 4 of
the Hall OF Congresses.
The American Pathological Association
has fust completed Its thirty-fiffh year
and numbers go among its members. The
officers Of the association are: President.
Michigan; vice presidents Professor Nor
timer Lamson Earle. Columbia University;
Professor Elmer Truesdeli Merrill. Wes-
ieyan University: secretary and treasurer.
Professor Herbert Weir Smyth OF Har-
ward University
The association viii continue its ses-
sions through Monday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
DRILL TEAMS TO
RECEIVE PRIZES
Many Companies Of Woodmen OF
the World VIII Break Camp
az the Fair To-Day.

As many OF the Wo0dmen OF the Word
cE!il teams will leave the WORLDS Fair
this evening. the award Of prizes viii
take place a; O'Clock this afternoon on
the Plaza Of -. Louis. Instead Of Saturday
morning, as announced.
Two thousard dollars vill - distributed
among the winning teams. Two cases os
drills were he.-. C.asS \ n tie regulation
Infantry DIN movements ard az tri!is.
and Class y. 81 which the ritual o.. J!e
order vas used. Four prizes in zach c.ass
assregatiag $50. VIII be distributed.
For the best team n Clas- Z. a silver
trophy has been ordered By the sovereign
officers and it viii b presented 20 The
team mskirs the highest average IL TIE
'-aoo- work
Guard mount VIII be held in ihs Af-
rainIstration Court az SD o'clock Jals
morning and will be followed % the i-st
Of the competitive drills at s-21 o'cs.ck-
AT 10 O'Clock. a band concert vii ..
given IL the court Of IT, model camp.
where the HoOlmen are quaTteTc1.
DGElus the band concert and throughout
the day = reception "lil Se -isid ~ sieIoE
General John J. iates and MS stan IoE
iJe members 9. the Gniorm rsEh- al.
other members OI the society a.d .tEe--
families and friends The camp VII, Hs
Op-i. fox inspection .Eti! the - s-lc ---l-4.
which IS called for : y. NJ
In the afternoon there wi.l Le btn1
concert for the visitors from o'clock IN
I'll the brigade dTilI formation. hen tne
band will attend the award Of prizes.
REigaGier General ;. johnson Han %
LOUISVILLE. ny. who las been IN cnssss
o! th. First Brigade, departed .oT hcll-'-
last night in answer TO t.l1 graphic cali
The Gu;ies OF the Hrsp!ia! CORPS Of -hs
camp nave been -raIuer hsGt. tne Oiny
Serious case being iaat OF Colonel Geoss=
Il Moore, whO Vas pfOstTat.L by tie heat
Other cases have been CaUseG py the *
.o5ure OF the camp IA tuesday night
iar. rain aad wind which broke the bot
tom ropes OF the tenLs ana Vet the men
as they lay asleep.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

Gu, Of a grand total OF eli children cared
sor az the Model Fairgrounds OF the
Worlds Fair grounds yesterday. exactly
eishty-six had become separated from
their parents. sisters or guardians and had
been brought to the Fairgrounds for safe
keeping until reclaimed.
However. by the time that even their
"shut-eys time had arrived. eighty-five
OF them had been claimed. and only Eu-
gene D-ucker. of No. 81 Sidney street. a
bright little boy. . years old, had not been
called for.
YESTERDAY was a reccrd-breaker a, the
Model Fairgrounds. and the nurses and
attendants were kept busy looking after
the numerous charges intrusted to their
care
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
ToNs OF ADVERTISING NATTER.
Boer War Exhibit to Make n Special
Boom At Chicago

Notwithstanding the fact that the Beer
War Is playing to record breaking bust
ness. testing Its seating capacity OF -
90 at each performance. there Is not in
the Business department the least let-uo
In the energy that was displayed at the
launching Of this gigantic spectacle In
fact. 1t Is asserted that the larger the at
tendance the harder the departments are
worked
This week Mr.. Danby's chief assistant
was In Chicago shipping three tons Of
advertising matter over the Wabash and
the Baltimore and Ohio systems. circulst-
Ing Boer War news TO every section os
the country from Chicago to New York
and all cities on the Atlantic Coast.
In addition he return. in ample time 70
ing 5000 Worlds Fair maps featuring
the Boer War and enUmeratlns the many
other attractions OF interest
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
LARGE CALIFORNIA DELEGATION.
One Hundred and Thirty-Ftvo -
Come on Special Train.

R-PUFLlC SPECIAL
San Francisco. SEPT. i5.-Ac the STATE
Eoard OF Trade to-day it was stated that
10 representative ho-ticultu-ists and agrt-
culturists o, California viii 60 OF an ex-
cursion - the St Louis Exposition In
Guiding families OF some OF the rem. the
party VIII comprise Is5 persons.
TIE e1cursionists Will leave San Ffan-
cisco Thuvdsy. October :. on a special
tain with ample roam 20 spare Tor thoso
who will toin them on the way
Comm 's=fona-s 7 \ Eilcher and Frank
wiggfu. have ARRANGED fo- a reception to
- held az the California State building
Monday October -. IN h1-o- n the Cal.-
r1-ria S-a-a Board OF Trade Secretary
L VI Fletcher has received assurances
from savere! Of the most prominent men
In CaI.f1sni. that thsy viii Join the party
and work to promote he interests Of Cal
ScrnIa az the Exposition
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

Their duties were varied ard onerous
and chiefly consisted Of cheering the most
diScorsolate. learning what particular
brand OF milk the eighty nursing babies
placed in their charge thriyed upon and
agreed with. and assisting at Identification
conferences.
And while the attendants willingly
agreed to care for all juveniles OF any age
OF description placed in their charge. there
were some explanations made as to the
functions OF the Model Fairgrounds. when
an elderly farmer from Waco, Tex. drew
near and asked IL his wife was there. He
stated that he had lost his better half in
the crowd and supposed she might have
gone there.
However. he soon after received a tsle-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

and one ..az.ro- Eirath T-itsd ~at-s Csvsl-
~ 80 rrFa- Aiat1r Charles e Ages. E@Shta
garf-Ey. cLrr,EE-GIlz
P-'rs.e - o--aair-si militia. C-io--, P-<e-
Williams. - ~ Regiment. ksltlcky StAte
Guard. cc1u-ran-.as-
Band. Fir.; Regiment. National Guard % Ms
s1url-
FIRST Rer.nsr. National Gs.art q " -s71-..
A. men Colonel Frank 3. Ncksara- co,--aa---
!rr
ssz5. s-co-t Pertinent Kentucky stats
C-art-
tt1-sl GT.a-i-
Pr5y.slsaal R4z.zsnt MissLszsroi National
MiIs. bz::aiiSn. National Guard c: s:a;es. 10
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phone message from the Epworth League
Hotel. stating that his wife was thera
ard he departed In peace.
II was commented upon that the many
children at the Fairgrounds yesterday
were unusually good-tempered and re-
quired but comparatively little amusing
This was explained as due to the coed
weather and abundance Of sunshine. Late
in the evening anxious parents crowded
to the Fairgrounds Sevefa, of them. how
ever. were NOT particularly worried, not
tnat they did not desire the return OF
their progeny with the least possible de-
lay, but they had lost them At the Fair
on previous occasions and knew that there
vas but little doubt of not finding :he,n
az the Fairgrounds None of them were
disappointed
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
CHEYENXE CHIEF AT FAIR.
Wolf Robe, who Has Five Wives,
Brings Fifty Braves.

Colonel Cummins OF the Cumnins Wild
West Indian Congress and Rough Riders
has secured the services OF Chief Wolf
Robe Of the Cheyennes and a band Of Atty
braves. who arrived yesterday morning at
the Fair.
Chief Wolf Robe. notwithstanding the
the seventy eighth milestone OF hts life,
and In his time has been considered one
Of the greatest OF Indian chiefs. and In
people
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

Nearly 100 Yale Professors VIII At
tend Art and Science Congress.

REPU BIC SPECIAL
New Haven. Conn. Sept l5-Nearly 30
members of the faculties OF Yale Univer-
sity xiii attend the sessions Of the In
terraiionaI Congress o. Art and Science
in St Louis next week. Several OF them
either will preside or deliver addresses
Among them are: Doctor Arthur T. Had
ley. president OF the university and P.O-
fessor Russell II. Chitt-nden. Thomas D.
Seymour Henry " Farnam. Z. ". Hop
kins. George VI. Duncan. Hans Oertel.
Thomas p. Lounsbury. George n. Adams.
John P.erpour and BENJAMIN W. Bacon
and Doctor George Grant MacCUrGy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
Rcd Ven Coming to Fair.

g. Joseph. No. Sept iS-The great
council - -h4 U-t-7d States Improved
Order os Red Men which has been IN ses-
sion IN So. joseph -,nce Monday closed
with this afternoons session. and a: go
o'clock Tonight tie delegates and Their
wives started for S. Louis On a special
train over :hs Missouri Pacific SATURDAY
viii BE- Ped Mems Day at the Worlds 81
Fair. and all the great ch!efts!ns and>
warriors want 70 be there OF that occa-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
HISTORICAL SOCIETIES CONFER.
Public Meeting VIII BE Held This
Evening in L0ulsiana Dullding.

Evening In Loaisiana DaildinG.
A conference Of tbs historical societies Of
tho Louisiana Purchase Il now being held
IN this city. Judge Walter B. Douglas.
president Of the Missouri Historical 60
ciety. invited all the historical and arch
geological societies Of the N.ssissippi VAL
ley to send representatives to this confer
win be held At the Louisiana building this
evening at . o'clock. 70 which admission
will Be free.
NnoiS and LouisianS and otaer Sfsfee Iii
be represented. Alcee Fortisr, the we'll
known historian Of Louisiana. Win read q
2 paper on The Expedition Of Governor
can Revolution" Warren Upham, oc4en-
fist and historian. OF Minnesota, win dis
cuss Tho Progress Of Discovery Of the
Mississippi River" Reuben Gold TWaites
Of the Wisconsin Historical Society and
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
Aeropi.ne Flight Postponed.

William Avery. who was scheduled to
make an ascent with an aeroplane from
the Aeronsutic Concourse at the Worlds
Fair yesterday was unable to do 80. on
account OF the lack OF sufficient wind. IL
IS probable that the first ascent will be
made soon Atmospheric conditions
permls.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

thence northeast pasc the Government and
lhsraI Arts Buildings TO the Plaza Of Or.
leans. west 70 Louisiana Way. past the
reviewing stand a. the foot OF LOUISIANA
Monument 20 SlInksr road north TO Ac.
liirlstrarfcn avenu. and southwest along
-he Intrs mural tracks 10 the west gf0o OF
the Philippine Reservation. where the pa
Tade disbanded-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

Es1 consisting OF Company e Second lasan-
try. Florida state troops.
Cls-gaay Eif;h Infantry. Massachusetts,
v0'11- Infantry.
Forty -s-ven-E :. rara'. CSuir7ry OF Infantry.
Na-,oraI Guard o: New No-S
rTErt Battery A National GUz-1 of sfis-
sour Caufsia Runhoid COMMANDING "a r--n-
Uniformed orrznl1z-i1r. of civilians u Ter
command % Colon! Eugene Sp-rc---
Tie line OF march vas east along the
Plateau OF States. noyth on Common
wealth avenue to the Missouri building
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
Tapped . water Machine.

Lucian crow. negro. living at No. 50
Pine street. was arrested yesterday On .
charge OF tapping e penny IN the sloe
water machine or the Words Fair
groJTu.E- The police say Re haG Just IN.
his inside packet when he vas arrested
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
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Doctor LewsId pi.es Jurors,

Doctor Theodor Le~ald rendered . rs-
ception TO the Worlds Fair jurors on the
garden roof OF the German Pavilion last
night Tire garden vas lighted with Ian
terms and enlivenei by an orchestra Re-
freshmenIs consisting OF beer. sandS
viches. ard cigars were served the -
guests who were present
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
ELECTRICAL Contrscters vi.it Fair.

After short business session In the
tenth foor OF the Century building. the
National Association o. Electrical Con-
tractors adjourned for the day and went
to the Worlds Fair grounds to observe @.
Louis Day
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
Citizens % the Old Pay State
VIII Celebrate al The FAIR
ID-NnrTow.
MRS. Do4E LYON TO RECEIVE.
Hostess OF tho New York Build
ing Will Entertain in Honor
oi Mrs. Sarah Plan
Decker.

Nssss-huse'ts Uay vii ne observed at
trs words F-ir to-m1rGew and pro-
erar--aH Consisting a. ps-a.:-. exer-
ois'e a- ;E. State building a1i = r--cp-
ton To- Governor ard l!1s. .-ohn L EItes
Ia been I=apared-
CCgerno- Bates and fa-;y viI 4rr.r. at
the parade entrance 10 the Fair grounds
where tEey VIII be met by a platoon OF
mounted police and the Fin Massschu-
sets Infantry ard escorted 10 tee Admin
istraiioa tgld.a=
The psraie. arranged BY BriGadier Cen
era! Rige. l.. : A. starts f-onl the foot
OF Al11.ri'-ration steps AZ ls.J5 o'clock
ana proceeds through the EXPOSITION
grounds 20 the Massachusetts, building in
the following or6e-:
Platoon of nloCntsd police. detail OF Jss-
ferson Guards. grand marshal and sIc.
battalion United States Marines. band Of
Philippine Constabulary. Battalion Phil
ipp!ne Cons;abulary, Fifth Iassachu-
set;s Infantry. Captain Smith command
Ing. Governor Bates and party. President
Francis, Mayor Wells ot St Louis. mem
bsrs Of TIE National Commission. vice
presidents o. the Exposition. directors and
chiefs O: departments OF exhibits. Board
sf LAZY Aiaf-d.s e.. Director q Works Sar-
retaTy stevens. Doctor " p Wilson.
Charles y. Reeves. Hs!sey <. Ives. Thorl-
a Allen. II. r. bosch. Director of TX
f.Dit5 % the Lewis and Clark Exposition.
". Il. Homer. Forest Z. Barker. = How
ard Ezlker. Frederick Alien Whiting and
the Massachusetts Boa-4 OF Managers. Ia
carriages
Before reaching the Massachusetts build
tlg the parade Will hs!t in order 70 enable
Governor Bates a.. parry and President
Francis si-i party 10 proceed 70 the build
ius. where = review q III. troops xiI be
held The parade viii tE-a pass the o11i.c-
ing and disban!
Tie formal exercises oS the day Will be
neld at tn = ts-a 1u-1tts hiiiiG ng They
N!ll begin - u o clock. sEi will ~. pre-
sided over by President George Harris.
lie l-vDr4-.I q Wiz b. delive-e. hy tie
Reverend Doctor II BIrnEs!n OF 81
Louis and after Introductory remarks
- President Harris. addresses VIII Be
made by Governor Bates. President
=. : y. Sa1 Mrs Howard J Rogers
Will E.Ez. TC l'nI-s-!.d hy Mss Roger.
and thee vii be Other music
Immediately following the ceremonies
and GIt.l = D.. "a an Informal reception
vii D. held ifl honor ~ Go.=rIor Bates
sI4 the AiaSsIrfEsett- d-lega ion Adm -
sion VI! be - card gaiy- collation. all!
bs Seg,e-i sis Tx Fc.sT:son- Music ~ill be
fuTut'G-s. "a. : ,e-ra monies a4ss Ie,eptL1G
~ -he EN,r-> .;01 B4-f The Philippine
CoEsi, bIiaTlr -B;E11d Hul furnish utE. m
t.!e parade and ASSIST a the reception iin-
c"E tlr cVmIa2sd u Major Amos e has-
ken.