The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-29
ON MEMORIAL DAY
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE
OBSERVANCE COMPLETED.
Line of March and List of Aids
FLOWERS Will BE Scarce
This Year.

The Memorial day general committee has
given out the official programme for to-
morrow's observances. At / O'Clock in the
afternoon a national salute will be fired
by the German Veterans in the courthouse
yard, at which time all organizations will
take their positions; the column will start
promptly at 1:30 o'clock, upon the signal
of a cannon shot, in the following order:
Detachment of city police.
Marshal and staff.
First division, right resting near corner
Washington and Alabama streets.
Acknowledgement Robbins and staff.
Band.
Infantry Indiana militia.
Sons of Veterans EARNED detachment)
Battery Light Artillery, Captain J.. b..
Curtis commanding.
Second division, right resting near corner
Washington and New Jersey streets,
Assistant Marshal John NJ. Bonnie
and staff. :.
Band.
Posts of the G.. A. r. in order of seniority
from right to left.
German veterans after firing salute to rear
of Thomas Post, No. IL.
Sons of Veterans (unarmed.)
Carriages containing Governor, Mayor,
State officers and all other invited
guests. Carriages to rendezvous on
South New Jersey street.)
Third division, North New Jersey street.
right resting on Washington street,
Assistant Marshal James r. Ross and
staff.
Band.
PoStoffice department, Postmaster Albert
Sahm commanding.
knights of Pythias, Col. w. L. Heiskell
commanding. and staff.
/. O. O. f, Col. j. e. Bodine. command
Ing, and staff.
Patriotic Sons of America, Major Frank
). Clark commanding, and staff.
Companies 9 and F First Regiment !Bap-
fist Boys, Capt. A. d. Berry commanding.
All other civic organizations which de-
assistant marshal third division for as
signment to position in column.
The line of march is as follows:
From Alabama on Washington to Penn
sylvania. to Market, to Monument Place.
ington, to Tennessee, to the cars. The
parade will. on arrival at Crown Hill
Cemetery, reform in same order.
rows parade, has announced his staff as
Personal aids-de-camp, Andrew Kramer
marshars orderly. Senior aid. ]. II.
Charles Kahlo. Joseph Brlstow. j.. L.
No. IL; John Hubbard. Joseph Price. OF
Delany Post. No. 20; John Weber, Henry
Jordan, of Ruckle Post, No. 1s5: H. 3.
Hales, of Chapman Post, No. 209; John
McCorkle. David Riddle, of Gordon Post,
No. Isl; Samuel Laing, John W. Fort L.
p. Noble. Charles w. Phipps, j. b. Writ.
Of Sheridan Post, No. 5Ss: Capt. S. w.
Cochran, 1. o.. O.. F., and Ben c. Wheat,
of the Sons of Veterans.
Among the many who will deliver me-
mortal addresses tomorrow is Department
Commander Marsh, of the G.. A. r., who
will speak at Muncie in the morning and
in this city at night. Senior Vice Com
mander-in-chief Walker will deliver an
address at Frankfort; Past Department
Commander Johnston will speak at Month
cello; James b. Black will speak at Rock
Vile; u. A. Smith will deliver an address
at Cambridge City; Frank McCrea will
speak at Stilesville; w. S. Doane will
speak at Brownsburg; Prof. John Short
will speak at Liberty; Rev. d. r. Lucas
will deliver an address at Logansport;
Rev. Ira ]. Chase will deliver the address
at the dedication of the soldiers monu-
ment at McCombs. Hancock county; Rev.
d. r. Van Buskirk at jamestown; J. r..
Carnahan at Lebanon; Hon. J.. w. Fesler
at Morgantown, and Lieutenant Governor
at Winchester.