The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-30
TO MEET CHARLES CURTIS.

PROCESSION
May Reach Thousands.
The arrangements for the public re-
ceptiOn Of Congressman Charles Curtis,
who will arrive from Washington Satur-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, have been
com pleted. All citizens have been in
vited to participate in the reception. The
line of march and formation of parade
for the reception have been designated
as follows:
Parade will move west on Fifth street
from the Santa Fe depot to Quincy street,
south on Quincy to Eighth avenue, west
on Eighth avenue to Kansas avenue,
north on Kansas avenue to the city park.
where the reception ceremonies take
place.
First division-Captain A. J. Kane,
commander; aides de camp, Captain A.
A. ROwley, David Gregg, Col. J. N.
Brown, Riley Ayers.
1t will embrace all participating del
egatiOns or individual representatives
from the First ward, and the country
north of the river. This division will
form into line promptly at o'clock p. III.
All vehicles taking position on Gordon
street, west, right resting on Kansas ave
nue., hOrsemen and marching clubs
taking position on Gordon street, east,
right resting on Kansas avenue.
Second division-Capt- A NJ Fuller,
commander
Aides de camp, Second ward, George
y
Fourth ward, DR.. A J. HuntoOn. Fifth
ward, Fred Roundtree; will embrace all
participating delegation, organizations or
individual representations from the Sec
ond, Third, Fourth and Fifth wards, and
the country south of the river. This
division will form into line promptly at
2 o'clock p. m. and take their positions
as follows:
Second ward Marching clubs and cit
izens in vehicles, on Quincy street north
of Fifth street. right resting on Fifth
street
Third ward-Marching clubs and citi-
zens in vehicles, on Seventh street. west
of Quincy street, right resting on Quincy
street
liens in vehicles, on Fifth street. west of
Quincy street. right resting on Quincy
street
Fifth ward-Marching clubs and citi-
zens in vehicles, on Eighth avenue. east
Of Quincy street, right resting on Quincy
street.
south side-County delegations, on
Seventh street, east of Quincy street,
right resting on Quincy street.
The Republican hambeau club, @. A.
r. posts: Santa Fe marching club, and
all other organized bodies not previous
ly designated, viii form on Sixth avenue
east of Quincy, right resting on Quincy
street.
MarshalIs band will take position at
Kansas avenue and Gordon street.
Jackson's band will take position at
southwest corner of Seventh and Quincy
streets.
The Republican drum corps will re-
port to Capt. A. NJ. Fuller. commander of
the Second division of assignment
BICYCLE MARCHING CLUB.
A general invitation being extended to
all wheeImen to participate in the parade
III a body, they are requested to meet on
Eighth avenue. west OF Quincy,right rest
ing on Quincy street. forming in line
under the direction Of Morris Steven
son, aid-de- camp.
HEADQUARTERS of chief marshal viii be
established at the court house. The chief
marshal directs that division command
ers and aides de- camp report at 2 p. m. to
him, mounted, for consultation and in
structiOns.
The sunflower being designated as the
badge of the occasion, commanders and
aids will wear the same.
By order of G. h TITUS,
Chief Marshal of the Day.
SCOTT KELSEY,
A. H. BUCKMAN