The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-22

CoInplnatlon Race, six Banner anu
Industrial parade celebrating the 25th
anniversary of the A, L. & ;. +. RaiI-
road in Kansas. Terminates in Camp
and will be reviewed by the Queen.
100 p. m.-Campfire in the Pavilion.
Division Quartermaster o. Fl. Graves,
Emporia, presiding.
Addresses by Hon. Chas. Curtis. s.
of v, Topeka; Hon. John Madden, s.
of v, Emporia: Past Com --in-Chief.
w H Russell, Rush Center.
Music-Cottonwood Falls Band
3:e0 p. m.-Santa Fe Celebration An
the Pavilion.
Music-Overture, MarshalPs Band.
Address, Hon. c. K. Holiday.
Music, Modoc Club.
Address, Mr.. VIM. B. Strong.
Music, Selection, Mr4 James Moore.
Address. Mr.. E. P. Ripley.
Music. Selection. Mrs; L; l. Jester.
Address, Hon. Geo. r. Peck.
Music, Selection, Mrs. Jester and Mr.
Moore.
Address, Mr.. Paul Morton.
Music, Modoc Club.
Address. Mr. Edward Wilder.
Music, Selection, Marshalrs Band.
General Reception.
Hamilton Hall will be open through
out the day and evening for the assign
ment of visiting employees.
200 p. m.-Firemen's Tournament
continued.
Championship Hose Race, Belt and
SIS.
Speed Race $50.
Free for all Race $S5.
Music, First Regiment Band K. n. G.
900 p. m-Campfire in Pavilion,
D. G. Tillotson, Past Capt. presiding.
Addresses by Past Division Com
mander Ed. H. Madison, Dodge City;
Past Division Commander Grant w.
Harrington, Hiawatha; Past Division
Commander w. Y. Morgan, Hutchin-
son.
Music, Second Regiment Band K. N.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.
Governors Day.
Officer of the Day, w. S. Tilton, 9Th
Iowa Inft., Downs.
Officer of the Guard, c. w. Culp, 50th
Ill. 1nft., ScottsVil1e.
$3.50 a. m.-Knights Tournament of
the 18th Century and Indian Dance by
all the tribes, to be witnessed by the
Queen. Occupants of the Camp will be
admitted free. To citizens of Topeka an
admission fee of 25 cents for adults and
10 cents for children will be charged.
200 p. m.-Campflre in the Pavilion.
o. L. Moore Sd West Va. Cav, Abilene,
presiding.
State, State Officers and Justices of the
Supreme Court.
Music, Second Regiment Band K N.
G.
This is Flower Day, and the floral pa
rade will arrive in Camp about 500 p.
m. The Floral Queen will be crowned
by the Queen of the Festival, who, with
her court, guards and attendants, will
600 p. m.-Campfire under the aus
pices of the Ex-Prsoners of War AS
socia ton, w. H. Roby, 22d Wis. INIT.
Chairman. Officers of the Association
Music, Modoc Club.
500 p. m.-Indian Dance by all the
tribes for the benefit of the occupants
of the Camp. This entertainment will
be free to all the occupants of the
Camp. Outsiders will be charged an
admission fee.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1.
Soldiers Day
Soldiers Day-In Honor of the Union
Soldiers and Sailors.
officer of the Day, John Mcpherson,
1St Wis. Cav, Blue Rapids.
Officer of the Guard, Fred Jackson,
116th N. Y. Unfit, Mcpherson.
1890 a. m.-Grand Military Parade.
The Veterans of the War escorted
lery, and the entire National Guard of
the State of Kansas. The parade will
terminate in Camp and be reviewed by
200 p. m.-Sham Battle by the Kan
sas National Guard, in which % Com
panies of Infantry and two Batteries
of Artillery will participate.
The officers of the Guard are under
contract to expend 10000 rounds of am
munitiOn.
1t will be the most elaborate Sham
Battle ever undertaken in the West.
The Queen will witness the TOurna-
ment and Sham Battle.
Music, First Regiment Band K. N. G.
Manifold's Band.
Pence'S Band.
Second Regiment Band K. N. G.
MarshalPs Band.
(To the citizens of Topeka a charge
of rs cents for adults, and 10 cents for
children).
400 p. m.-Campfre in the Pavilion,
]. H. Gilpatrick, SD U. s. c. L, Leav-
enworth, presiding.
Addresses by Judge John P. Rea,
Mimi, MINI. Past Com. .-in-Chief, G. A.
r.; E. B. Rogers, Oberlin; G. r. Peck,
31st Wis. Unfit, Chicago; A. H. Ellis,
Leary, Concordia; Rev. Hitchcock, Ber-
rytOn.
Music MarshalI's Band, Manifold's
Band and Modoc Club.
Evening-Campfire to be arranged by
the Committee of Twenty-Eight.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2.
Strike Tents.
grounds by the U. S. Troops, Cavalry
and Artillery, under command of Mai.
VIM. A. Rafferty,, End u. s. Cav. Morn
ing Guard Mount and Evening Dress
Parade, and daily drills by the Kansas
National Guard.
For the Committee of Fifteen.
T. J. ANDERSON,
ARTHUR CAPPER,
A. w. DANA.
Program Committee
For the Committee of Twenty-Eight.
J. Y. NILES,
A. NJ. FULLER,
- EUGENE L. SMITH.
Program Committee.
Albany Postofd1ce Sold for Taxes.
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