The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-06
Governor of New Jersey Comes to
the Worlds Fair With Party
of MilliOnaires.
OHIO's EXECUTIVE is HERE.
Myron T. Herrick Chooses to En-
ter Exposition Grounds i'll
Quiet Manner-BOth States
Celebrate To-Day.

With flags and banners flying to the
breeze and amid the din of blaring trum-
pets. Governor Franklin Murphy of New
Jersey. himself millionaire several times
over. his party. including several men who
are rated at more than six figures. and the
members of the staff of the executive
made their triumphal entry into the
grounds of the Louisiana Purchase Expo
sltiop yesterday afternoon.
Four tallyhos. with uniformed livery.
were required to carry the party from
Union Station to the Worlds Fair. In. the
evening they were entertained at dinner
at the Tyrolean Alps.
Governor Myron T. Herrick of Ohio,
with Mrs Herrick. entered the grounds in
quite different style. They were met at
the station by Executive Commissioner
Stacey B. Rankin and escorted In a pub
lie carriage to the Ohio building. After a
short rest the party had luncheon.
Both executives are here to attend the
at the Worlds Fair The celebrations will
not conflict. New Jerseys exercises will
be held in the morning. Ohio's in the
afternoon. The Ohio reception will take
place tomorrow evening.
from the. Administration building at 1880
in the following order:
Gaapds magsbe Deeg ads saed Pbepne
Scouts, battalion Philippine Scouts
United States Marines, Band Philippine
Constabulary. battalion Philippine Con-
stabulary. Fourth Regiment: Missouri Ma
tional Guard: Company c, First Regiment.
New York: Company E. Second Regiment,
| Michigan; Battery B. Ohio militia; Com
pany X. Second Wisconsin.
The following Is the route: Start from
Administration A g.
tration avenue. to University building.
to Louisiana way: down Louisiana way
to west side of Mines and MetaIiurgy ::
down west side OF Mines to south SIDE of
Mines: down south side of Mines, past
United States Fisheries to Commonwealth
avenue: down Commonwealth avenue to
New Jersey building.
The programme at the New Jersey build
Ing. commencing at II a. m. includes ad-
| dresses by former Governor F. H Voor-
| hees; who will preside at the ceremonies;
Senators John Kean and John F. Dryden.
| At the close Of the exercises the Grenadier
| Guard Band will give a concert on the
Assisting at the RECEPTION IN fhe
Ing. which will be in honor Of Governor
franklin Murphy. will be Mrs. G. E.
R5eskeHnridgs ss Mrs MI HaIry HqmphTeyss
Mrs. Newell J. Ward, Mrs. G. L. Wall
the hostess: Mrs. Charles r. Ely. Miss
Ethel W. Crane, Mrs: Harry January,
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OHIO DAY EXERCISES
| The ceremonies in observance Of Ohio
Day will be held at the State pavilion
commencing at p. m. and will include
an invocation by the Reverend Doctor
Luccock. president Of the Ohio Society
| William X. Burdell. President OF the Ohio
| Commission; President FraLcis, Governor
! HeTick and G,leral John W. Noble OF
| st. Louis. and vocal selections by Louise
| Bretany, prima donna soprano of Ohio
After the exercises an informal reception
will take place in honor OF Governor and
Mrs. Herrick. The formal reception will
| take place tomorrow evening, to which
| admittance will be by card.
| At the Wisconsin building this afternoon
| will be given a recital by Nine. Anna
Weiss Of Austria, pianiste; ". H. VIII
| let Of Chicago. a barytone, and Miss Ju-
| liza r. Waixel. accompanist. The recital
| will take place at 4 o'clock and an en-
| Joyable programme has been arranged.
| Mrs. R r. Hazlewood OF Sherman will
| give dinner at the Tyrolean Alps this
| evening in honor Of Mrs. ]. c. Lea the
hostess at the Texas Pavilion, and her
assistants,
| A meeting Of the Louisiana Purchase
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