The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26

grounds would be the most central place
to review the parade and to hold the
great throng that will desire to hear
| Senator Teller speak
The line Of march caused considerable
| discussion and it was not agreed on last
| night. The question of whether the
procession should march from the Union
| depot to the reviewing stand direct or
| whether the principal parts of the city
Should be paraded was in dispute A
| committee consisting of Messrs. Stevens
and Edbrooke and Mrs Frank Hall was
appointed to form a plan. This commit
tee will meet at the headquarters at the
| Brown Palace hotel at o'clock this af-
ternoon and the whole committee will
meet half an hour later and settle the
line of march definitely so that the other
committees can get TO work
The committee on parade will meet to-
morrow night at the headquarters to
take up the details. 1t met last night
but could do nothing until such time as
the route was laid out. Chairman Webb
OF this committee requests that the rep
resentatives Of all civic and military or
CARNATIONS to communicate with the
committee at once so that the process
sion can be made UP. The representa-
tives Of the labor organizatio of the
wheel clubs. of the fraternal and benev-
olent orders, etc, are included in the re-
quest It is intended to make the parade
the largest and most representative pos
sible.
COMMITTEE MEETINGS.
The committee on decorations had a
short meeting last night and discussed
generally the outlines. It is particular
~ requested that those having designs
for badges and the like send them in at
once to room sos Brown Palace hotel.
The committee Will meet there tonight
and decide on the badges. One or two
designs Of an original nature have al
ready been received.
Thee committee on music will meet
this afternoon at the Chamber OF Com
merce to finish its work If possible. City
bands and outside bands viii be re-
quired, as the parade VIII be large and
music is one Of the greatest essentials.
The transportation coOmittee reported
progress last night and stated that tel
egrams announcing the date of the re-
cepuou and the rates that would prevail
had been sent to all parts Of thestate.
Teller clubs are being formed every
where and the whole state seams 10 be
nounce one-rate fare for the round
trip from al points within 290 miles of
Denver and three-fOurthS OF one rate
for the round trip from points further
than that. For the better aceommoda-
ton Of the visitors the excursion tickets
VIII be on sale June % and so and the
tickets VIII be good 10 return until
July ?
PIONEERS ON DECK
The Pioneers are to the front. as the
following note viii show:
Members Of the Society Of Colorado
Pioneers are requested to meet at room
SoS Charles block. Thursday evening.
June .. al 100 o'clock, TO arrange de- /
tails for the reception - be given 10 |
our honoTed Pioneer. Henry II. Teller
on his return 10 Colorado.
JOHN n. ROWLAND. President
e. A WILLOUGHBY. Secretary"
The silver club in District ! North 1
Denver. was organized last night by IN. I
election OF W. II. Macombe-, chairman.
and J. d. Vaughn. secretary. After stat
ing the object Of the meeting and read /
ing OF the call, a resolution prevailed 10 I
take part as 2 club in the reception 10 .
be rendered Senator Teller. and com +
mittee OF twenty-seven was appointed .
- perfect arrangements in the differ 4
ant precincts Of the district
The chairman was authorized n call /
the adjourned meeting through che I
daily press TO receive reports OF the 1
coTrHi;tee on reception
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