The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-15
THE TRACKS ALL CLEAR
TONIGHT THE RAILROAD SPECIAL
WILL HAVE THE RIGHT OF WAY.
Immense Demonstration with Fire
works and Novel Features-Presi-
dent IngaIIs's Speech.

Tonight there will be the big demonstra-
ton of railroad sound-money clubs. with
an address by President Ingalls,, of the Big
-Four road, at Tomlinson Hall. Many clubs
from outside the city well be in, and the
trains on which they arrive VIII run around
the Belt road to the Panhandle, c., H. & d.
and Big Four tracks, and thence to State
street, where they will unload. Chief Mar
shall Shaw will be at State street frosa Gas
till 7;45 o'clock in the evening, when he,
with his staff, will move to the head of the
column, which will start promptly at s
o'clock. The Vandalia engine will run on
the street-car tracks over the line Of march,
and the managers of the parade urge citi-
zens to keep horses off the route, as the
big engine invariably frightens them.
The head of the column will start from
Hanna street, march west on Washington
street to Pennsylvania, south on Pennsyl-
vania to Maryland, west on Maryland to
Illinois, north on Illinois to Washington,
east on Washington to Pennsylvania, north
on Pennsylvania to Ohio, northeast on
Massachusetts avenue to Delaware. south
on Delaware to Tomlinson Hall.
The following is the formation of the col
umn:
Chief Marshal and the following staff:
n. r. Ruckle, Harry Mount, Henry Fisher,
j. b.. kerlin, J. w. Fort, j. F. Henschen,
Frank Craig, F. Gross, James Crull, II. b.
Smith, J. K. Logan, ": H. Tully, J.. D.
@. Hicks, A. L. Morgan, r. c. Platt, P.
Landers M. Jordan. II. Fl. Hoover, w. l..
Williamson. W. s. Jordan. j. IL. Billings
ley is chief of staff.
First Division
Hiram Harris, marshal. staff: H. c.. Ad-
ans, Charles kahlo, j. II. Porter, Thomas
b. Shufelton, n. E. Shaw, Ralph Kenning-
ton, William Lynn.
Terre Haute Locomotive.
Visiting Railroad Clubs as Follows:
Terre Haute Railroad Club.
Fandalia Railroad Club.
st. Louis Division Big -Four Club.
p. q E. Division Big Four Club.
indianapolis & Michigan Division Big Four
Chicago Division Big Four Club.
c., II. & .. Club.
L., E.. & w. Club.
Monon Club.
and Transfer Wagon.
Louisville Division Panhandle Club. Z
!. az V. Division Panhandle Club.
Indianapolis Division Panhandle Club.
The first division viii form on East Wash
ington street, north side, the right resting
on Hanna street, extending eastward.
Second Division
III. G. Kernodle, marshal. Staff-B. A.
richardson, II. e. Makepeace, John McFar-
Mount.
Citizens street-railway Car.
crime OF 10 CGr.
Band.
Street Railway Employees.
Transfer Wagon.
Hand Cars.
Jim Gfbson's Mule Team, A. j. Connolly
Driving.
The second division will form on Hanna
street, right resting on Washington street.
extending northward.
-Thtrd Division
3: W.. Ashmead- marshal. Staff. L.
Beiler, Harry Sullivan, Colonel Bush. Har-
ry Hubbard, John Malone, Charles Money.
Second Regiment Band.
Uniformed Passenger Railroad Men.
Transfer WAGON.
Railway Mems Sound-money Club of In
dianapolis.
Union Railway Company's Sound-money
Club, City.
Y, IL. q D.. Sound-money Club, City.
Big -Four Sound-noney Club, City.
Keystone Sound-nioney Club, City,
Passenger Coach.
Caboose.
The third division will form on Arsenal
avenue, right resting on Washington, ex-
tending northward.
The different headquarters of the division
marshalS will be at the points designated
for the right of their division at the same
hour.
j.. Allen Walker will have charge of the
unassigned music in the parade, and bands
from out of town will report to him at
State and Washington streets. The Col
Iege-avenue Kazoo Band will escort the
Crime of 70 Car William McCreerv viii
be color bearer of the third division. All
railroad men who participate in the parade
are requested to bring their lanterns with
them.