The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-15
ALL ST. LOUIS WILL
ATTEND FAIR TO-DAY.
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E".Is Wai'S. President y z Francis %
,h@ Lnuisisu, Pu-.Ea>. Esp"S1i.ou and
General John % E..fe~ r. = 4 v.- re-
vi"w the uar.lI.. y :r- stand NJ 1r-
'ommo,Iai-. but thirty persons. . Ilml-..
number VIII u.. invited TO h. prem gI
N. Ie1orabi.- event
To FURNISH EMPLOYEES TiCEETS
Additional liz AZ houses ~. VIII close
-. Louis Day and furnish employees ad-
MISSION tickets. Louis Nrss1I Ca.i AMI
Wood ComEarv. : e.. NsC"rrua.S < %
American f:arTisorstu- Transit "o-uf-uy.
Davenport Upholstery and D-rare;iug
Company.
Additional Est ~ houses which sill close
o.! -. Louis DAY:
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Plumbers. Fen Mly~s. Ma Pzrrsrn Er.s-,
system Land arf IIur-!s s>;!,r As-,C.z- On
A!"x Fleming Aux G1rI.sais. Ellen L.. Gi',s-
p'-. N-tti~ r w-b-r MAh1ny. Circuit ,-as.--
Eisath Judicial 'IE"gi- - Ni-~..!-i. ua1isI
freedman %. G-5-s- W Eng t;ro--ry CON
Taay. Aux Nsgn-- Commission "afrp.nv r.
B-y=r -. SO Wn-if E,vsuEsi. ia I'd. Chi.
Peal Estate COMPANY. Mrs Carl P~rrlvzi J
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M-i--. = wsl,. =. Chapman Az Company. g
= EsTu'csc T. Fsans.I & c. Joyc- & ~.
CLIMAX Ny Lex aa4 Manufacturing = II
paHy. United Sis'-s 'f-0uit count. Jn't-ti
si.f-- District Court. G-r'r. = Matthews =
20. Union Premium and y.rrsntII. Crru7au-.
Henry EastEET. i,seTn n snnESzs. Frin.-i-
s1.in I!ac-U Hotel ,'1T7rsay. Mss - 60
bore. Armour t'sr Lines. . II Ss-n--d.Ts.
G-y.r Avenue Pharmacy. Missouri American
p. ag- raTFHFa-
Vogi.r's Bakery and Cor.>rt.on.sy. a. : MAY
sa>sck. 4. Gilbert e Sons ALL Gerhard PLUMP
INK Company. 'hDctss. oklahoma and GGf
sIi Chicago Rers Island and Pacific Railway.
". II Sts-k'or. " =. I-ssit- Merchants
TEaaspoFta;I8n Association. Alfalfa Meal con-
psny. Monroe L o.
FEDERAL COURTS CLOSE
Judge Amos VI Thay-r has issu-d an or
der closing IN. nited States Circuit Court
ard also the Offices OF TIL Clerk 81 the Cir-
cult and District courts on ~. Louis DAY.
The calIsth.nic drill 81 the children OF
the various Turner societies. which was
announced 10 take place on the Plaza OF
ST Louis. viii be abandoned II i mo-s
than probable that the large crowd would
interfere too seriously 70 permit OF a ste
cessrul exhibition.
PARADE OF ALL NATIONS
One OF the most impressive sights nf the
prosTs mme to-day will be the Cougr-<.s 81
Nations which will tie held in tn Stadium
at go o'clock in the evening. Their are
gathered ia the Worlds Fair ground, she
greatest collection % strange people ever
seen al any on. Exposition. There ~ tn
Pstsgonian giants from South Am-ri:S. In
their native dress: the hairy AinU- the
primitive people o! Japan. Who were
brought from their homes on the inland
seas Of the little Empire Of So spreading
islands: the bloOdthiTsty cannibalist!c
head-hUnters OF the South Sea Island The
tiny pyEmies from the depths Of ;he Al
-ican forests with their native customs
and their barbaTic rites: the doS--4ti:lg
Igorrotes from the Philippine headed Ly
their hereditary chief. Antonio. wso has
but recently returned from his viSi; TO
Washington. on which occasion he pF--eG |
10 lay At n. feet Of the President Of the |
United States the heads Of all the On -n.i=S
of the United States Government who
might he found in the fastncsses q his ma
tive land: the North American Indians ~
a dozen tribes IN =audy war paint ard bril- !
liant blankets. the ESkimcs from the
far North. Turks Arabs 'hil - lap
q nese. Arabian HiulooS tuG r.ur-SHr'-t-
tiysS OF sv.ry other OF ;nr known !acgs Q
of the world
These strange people NIL enter IN. Sta
dunn in one grand parade. after when |
VIII be given a number Of native dances
Of the various countries H. all Of those na-
tionalities possessing artists who are 1ey-
otees o: Terpschore-
WATER CARNIVAL. At NIGHT
After the countless lights upon the great |
surrounding the lagoon have
been flashed before the eyes OF the peo-
pie who VIII gather in honor OF ST Louis !
Day. there will he a brilliant water car
nivai. which will begin At p. N. and will |
form fitting climax TO the other events I
Of the great DAY. All of the electric craft |
and craft propelled by human poTer Eon-
GoIas launches and the ekirs and sail
will participate in the grand parade upon ,
the watc-.
GENERAL MUSIC PROGRAMME
One OF the features of the day w.ll ne |
the ceremonies conducted bv the Prcsiden; |
Of the Worlds Fair and the distinguished |
visitors. and the great chorus Of 2oc1 /;
voices sccoTnps MED by Wells Rand. |
I'm which the audience IL expected "a
join. will render :. song service at the 1
Louisiana Monument at II p m The oho- /
schools and the advanced psrochiai |
schools OF the city. wiki. the speeches !
Will consist Of an address by President /
David r Francis 90 the Louisiana Pc-- I
chase Exposition. Mayor Eolls Wells 81 /
st Louis and other prominent citizens Of /
the city ~ -. Louis
GRENsDIER GUARDS BAND.
4 part Of the 81. Louis Day programme |
which no lover OF music can afford TO miss |
will be the appearance OF the noted Gr-na- /
der Guards Band OF London. This hand. /
In all Of sixty pieces. - on of 4
the most famous musical organizations me /
world has ever known and has been IN |
existence for almost a century. In Eng |,
land the Grenadi.r Guards Band is known /
as the Kings own. and is always n all 4
state functions. Tn. British Guards .
Band has been seen in America but once /
before. and possibly never will zen /
here again. the brief leave Of absence OF /
six weeks which II secured ir order 70 dis 4
course. music at the Worlds Fair heinz a 1
special mark OF esteem which the King 81 /
England has shown the greatest OF all |
worlds fairs. The Grenadisr Guards 1
Band will Be heard in Piazs st. Louis from
l" a m. un:.l l. and from until s D.
m on st Louis Day.
GARDE REPUBLICAINE EAND.
Another famous band which VIII psrticI-
pate in the exercises Is the Garie Rep-Ib-
Iicaine. the national band of France. which
Is under the direct control Of The French !
Governments Ion ssfvv