The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-08-28

sort Of accommodation. A message was
received yesterday by the Denison from
". j.. Given. chairman OF the Pennsyl-
vania delegation. asking for accomrnoda-
than two 10 be assigned TO a room and a
separate bed TO be provided for each dele
gate. IN all. cases the orders are exacting
In detail and the applicants expect the or
dtrs to be filed as given. IL. Is therefore
with some little difficulty that the hotels
arc able TO make their rooms noid OUT:
possible room has been vacated TO make
way for the visitors. 1t viii be the heav-
Test rush the hotels Of the city ever ex-
~perienced.
The three leading hotels will get the
greater part Of the delegates. though
many of the Indiana delegates will stay at
most cases the rooms are engaged for
Sept. for delegates. Many of the leading
spirits viii arrive Sunday and MONDAY
however. and the most of the newspaper
men will get here tonight and tomorrow.
The Denison House viii accommodate the
kb.eaeer huInDer o. .n M nonn .bar one
take care Of.
At the Denison House the following as
signment of rooms have already been made
and others are being provided for as fast
as details are settled by wire: Alabama,
twenty-five delegates, third floor; Con-
nectieut twelve DELEGATES, parlor floor:
Iowa. fifty delegates, parlor and third
floors. Kansas. nineteen delegates. third
floor; Kentucky. thirty-two delegates. sec
ond floor: Louisiana. eight delegates; sec
ond floor: Maine, twelve delegates, fourth
floor; Maryland. twelve delegates. second
roor; MASSACHUSETTS twenty delegates.
third floor: Minnesota and North Dakota.
thirty delegates. third floor; Missouri, one
gates: fourth floor: New Hampshire. eight
delegates. second floor; New York, four
delegates. second floor: North Carolina,
GplqVataG fourth floor. Oregon. four dele
gates. fourth floor; Pennsylvania, sixty
four delegates, parlor, third and fourth
floor; Tennessee. twenty delegates, fourth
floor; Virginia, twelve delegates, third
floor: Wisconsin. twenty-one delegates,
second and third doors.
Among the prominent persons who have
engaged accommodation at this house are
Governor Flower. of New York, who has
Palmer and Mrs. Palmer. who have parlor
SO: John r. Fellows. Of New York; NJ. Z.
ingalls,. of the Big Four. The following
made: Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
room 1Os: Chicago Record, 32s; New York
World. 329-S4S; New York Sun, 3S1; Chicago
Boston Globe. $780,: Buffalo Courier. 352;
New York Mail ana Express, SOD; Wash
ington Post, 949: New York Xolksblatt 81:
Chicago Chronicle. 140-1i1. Each of these
papers will be represented by from four 10
twelve people.
Nearly all the New York delegation and
NlHltOl0 llOAl tl0l olQtt nav thctNtt
apartments at the Bates House. Accom-
modations for from seventy-ive TO a hun
dred persons have been reserved on the
first and second floors for this State. The
following other delegations or parts of
delegations have been provided for: Ohio.
on the third floor; Texas. on the first and
Pennsylvania, on the second and third
floors: Indiana, on the third floor; Tennes-
see. on the third floor: Ohio. second and
floor. The Associated Press representa-
tives will occupy rooms -. As. A; 4S.and 90
on the Second nor: m u Uh room sF on5os Spo
the elevator on the second floor. News
paper have been provided for as follows:
New York World, rooms es ana o., se,one
floor: Peoria Herald. room 2SI. third floor;
BROOKLYN Eagle. room y, second floor: New
York Times, room 16, secono floor; Boston
Herald. room $50, second floor: Chicago
prominent guests wno are to be accom-
modated at the Bates are James III.
Eckels. Controller of the Currency; Hon.
]. C. Bullitt, of Philadelphia. and L. r.
Enrich. of Colorado Springs.
The committee on. resolutions and the
secretary of the national committee have
engaged headquarters and apartments at
the Grand Hotel. The headquarters OF
each will be in two rooms on the Illinois
street side of the parlor floor. The Georgia
delegation of twenty people will occupy
rooms on the Illinois-street side of the par
lor floor. Twenty-one people from New
Jersey have been provided for on the sec
ond floor on the Maryland-street side. Mis-
souri, Will have forty delegates quartered
on the second floor, with rooms fronting
both west and north. The Florida delega-
ton Of twenty people will be on the second
floor and above them, on the third floor,
will be the quarters of the twenty dele
gates from Kentucky. Among the promi-
nent men who have had apartments re-
served at the Grand Hotel are w. c. +.
Breckenridge, Of Kentucky: T.. Chamberlain
and party. of San Antonio. Tex, and Will
liam Everett. Of Quincy, Mass. The Phil
adelphia Record will have headquarters in
Room q. second floor. There are hundreds
of applications for rooms by people who
are not delegates which will be arranged,
for to-day.