The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-01


OF Larned, Hon. j. w. Ady of Newton, and
Hon. Chester l. Long, the bright young
statesman from Medicine Lodge who will
represent the good virtuous people of the
Seventh district in the next congress.
Business men are requested to decorate
their buildings in honor of the event.
The following is the program for the
morning and evening parades. 1t is alb.
solutelv correct and nobody need ask any
questions as they will find all the details
in this program.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 2.
MORNING PARADE
The order of the grand daylight parade
will be as follows:
Marshal and staff.
Aides
First Divsion-Captain j. J. Parks
commander. Aides, NJ. J. Oliver, J. H.
Mercer w. S. Human, Z. S. Hotchkin,
Second Divisions. L. Barrett com
mander. Aides. Captain j. C. Kirk, G..
p. Glaze, w. w. Sweet.
Military band.
Old soldiers.
Log cabin voters of 1910.
Old guards of 1856.
Third Divisional. v. Alexander COM
mander. Aides, o. T. Smith, Frank Dot.
femyer, Thomas Green, Gus Wolf.
kissler's Drum corps.
Independent Marching club
Fourth Division-Frank Oliver. COM
mander; aides, Finley Ross. f. B North
rop, w. A. Smith.
Colored Drum Corps.
Sedgwick City Glee club band
The Young Mems Flambeau club.
The Long Flambeau club.
Marching clubs from the various wards.
Fifth Division-Colonel H. w. Lewis,
commander; aides, Judge L. B. Wall f.
Higginson. l. +. West, Grant Hatfield. HI.
c. Dunbar, Colonel L. A. Rohrbaugh.
Harry Hill. Henry Schad. w. w. Pearce
j. +. Farnum, George Ross.
SedgwIck cornet band.
Delegations from adjoining counties.
Wichita Colored band.
Delegations from Sedgwick county.
Citizens of Wichita in carriages.
All aids appointed will report to their
respective division commander at $50.
Parade will start promptly at 10 O'Clock.
FORMATION OF THE MORNING PARADE.
The marshais staff and aides will report
promptly at $50 a. m. on Douglas avenue,
east of Fourth avenue
The cavalry will report on Douglas
avenue, east of Rock Island depot.
The delegations from Valley Center,
Park, Payne, Minneha and Wichita town.
ships will form on Fourth avenue, north of
Douglas avenue.
Delegations from Waco, Gypsum. Ohio,
Salem and Rockford will form on Fourth
avenue, south of Douglas avenue.
Delegations from Greeley, Eagle, Sher-
man, Union. Grand River. Garden Plain,
Attica and Delano will form on Emporia
avenue, north ofDouglas
Delegations from Morton, Alton, Hi
nois, Erie, Viola and Minnesota will form
on Emporia avenue. south of Douglas
avenue.
The Independent Marching club will
form on Topeka avenue south of Douglas
avenue.
The young Men" and the "Long Flam-
beau club" will form on Topeka avenue
north of Douglas avenue.
Marching clubs from Second, Third and
Fourth wards will form on Lawrence ave-
nue. north of Douglas avenue.
Clubs from First, Fifth and Sixth wards
will form on Lawrence avenue south of
Douglas avenue.
All persons on horseback will report
promptly to cavalry commander.
All bands and drum corps will rendez-
vous in front of the Carey hotel at $50
O'Clock and await orders.
All delegations will report to division
the place Of formation. Division COM
mander will report to the marshal rs soon
as their division formations are completed.
Each commander and aid will familiarize
himself thoroughly with the location and
formation of all the delegations, and
especially with his own division.
LINE OF MARCH
Morning parade will start promptly at
10 O'Clock from the cornor OF Fourth ave.
nue. aud Douglas. west on Douglas to Main,
north on Main TO Oak, east on Oak 10
Market, and south on Market to First.
All officers and aids are expected to wear
as badge small flag upon the left brest.
II. K. FARNUM, Marshal.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 8
EVENING PARADE
The order for the grand torchlight,
flambeau and mounted parade will be as
follows:
Marshal and staff.
Aides.
First division-Captain j. j. Parks,
Mercer, w. 5. Hinman, Z. S. Hotchkin.
Cavalry.
Wichita Colored band.
Second division-Colonel III. W. Lewis,
commander; aides. Judge L. B. Wall, E.
Higsinson, l. f. West, Grant Hatfield, II.
:. DCpoar. Colonel T. A. Rohrbaugh.
Henry Schad. W. W. Pearce, j. +. Far
mum, George Ross
Sedgwick Cornet band
Marching cluos from adjoining coun-
ties.
Marching clubs from Sedgwick county
outside OF Wichita
Third divisions. l.. Barrett, command
er; aides, Captain j. c. Kirk, e. P. Glaze.
W. W. Sweet.
Wichita Military band
Old soldiers
Fourth divisional. V. Alexander. com
mander. Aides, o. 4 Smith, Frank Doffe-
meyer, Thomas Green Jus Wold
kessler's drum corps