The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-28
FIFTH DIVISION.


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One-horse Carriages.
Formation-First and Second divis-
ions form on Tenth, right on Harrison.
Third and Fourth divisions on Eighth,
| right on Harrison. Fifth division on
Seventh, right on Harrison. Parade will
to Third, to jackson, to First, to Kan
sas avenue, to Tenth, TO Jackson, to
Eighth, to Harrison, to Ninth, to To-
peka avenue, to the fair grounds, where
Queen and prizes awarded.
$3.50 p.m.-Grand Court Ball and
Banquet. Tickets for this ball and
banquet will be limited to two hun
dred. Price of these tickets for one
couple to Ball and Banquet will be S..
Application for tickets may be made to
Floral Committee, 625 Kansas avenue
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1st.
Soldiers Day.
Parade.
MarshaI-Capt. A. NJ. Fuller.
Chief of Staff-Capt. d. o. Crane.
Aids-de-Ca mp-Capt. H. c. Lindsey,
Capt. D. F. Wyatt, Capt. E. L. Smith
Chief Marshal and Staff.
Officer of the Day and Staff.
Queen and Court
Band.
FIRST DIVISION.
Maj. VIM. A. Rafferty,, I'd U. S. Cav.
commanding.
Four Troops U. S. Cavalry.
Light Battery U. s. Artillery.
Maj. Gen. Chas. McCrum, K. N. G..
commanding.
The Governor and Official Staff
mounted.
Maj Gen. Chas McCrum, and Staff.
First Regiment K. N. G., Col P. M.
Hoisington, Newton, commanding.
Battery "A" K. N G., Capt Geo. d.
Downing, Wichita, commanding.
Band.
Second Regiment, K. N. G., Col. Will
Battery .B" K. N. G., Capt. H. H.
Phillips, Topeka, commanding.
THIRD DIVISION.
Lieut.. Col. Joseph H. Young, Oberlin,
commanding.
Band.
First Regiment Sons of Veterans
Guards, Col. w. P. Wilcox, Emporia,
commanding.
divisions by Col Young, Senior Vice
Division Commander of Kansas.
FOURTH DIVISION.
D. s. Elliott, 10th Penn. -Inft., Coffey-
Vile, commanding.
Past Commander-in-Chief. sJohn P.
Rea, Minnesota.
Past Commander-in-Chief. VIM. War
Past Commander-in-Chief. Sons of
in carriage with Guard of Honor.
Band.
Veterans of late war organized by
states into seven Subdivisions COM
manders and assignment of bands for
this division to be made by Col. D. S.
Elliott, commanding Camp Rafferty,.
Parade will form at 1000 a. M, en-
Quincy street, north of Sixth and move
promptly at 1880 o'clock. Line of
march-Kansas avenue First to Tenth:
to jackson; to Eighth; to Harrison: to-
Ninth; to Topeka avenue; to Fair
Grounds, where the parade will be re-
viewed by the Queen.
KARNIVAL NIGHT.
FRIDAY Night October I 1907
500 p. m.-Grand Karnival Pageant.
Introducing Peerless Lorena, Kween
liant Court, and followed by the grand
est Galaxy of Kaperirg Komtcalities
ever Kaptured in Kaptivity.
Grand Pyrotechnic Illumination of
the display attendant upon the Fall of
Rome. as related in the autobiography
of the late lamented Nero.
stands % and 9ahe other StaddS od stands a9%
will discourse the sweet strains
of "A Hot Time in the Old Town
one of which this night will
There will be Brass bands Rubber :
bands and Surcingles all playing at one |
and the same time.
A Bursting Bust of Melodious Melody
Kansas avenue from Curb to Curb |
and from Tenth avenue to Fourth |
street will be reserved for masqueraders |
In costume and wearing the sacred in
SA5L4d VI Tie 1AdIU4Nd1 hnlgnLS-Che I
karnival Button.
The Battle of Flowers, participated in |
by Masqueraders in carria ges.
1890 p. m. at Hamilton's Auditorium
Grand Karnival Ball-masque under |
the auspices of The Order of Karnival |
knights. admission by invitation |
only.)
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1897.
1000 a m.-CeremOny of Queen re- |
turning Key of the City to the Mayor,
at Throne in front of the Grand-stand.
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