The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-10

delegation that has yet arrived. There are
only nine voting delegates from the Ken
lucky division, but they were accompanied
by the entire membership of Fowler Camp,
No. !, of Louisville, and by Wehrleys Mill
tary Band of seventeen pieces. Nearly the
entire delegation is registered at the Enter
prise Hotel. The Kentucky boys are mere
in force for the purpose OF booming Ruben
NJ. Buckley, senior vice commander-ln-
chief OF Louisville, as candldate Tor cotn-
mander-in-chef. Mr. Buckley is Well
known in politics in his native CITY, and is
the present candidate for the judge OF 20
lice Court in Louisville on the republican
ticket, and his comrades say he viii be
easily elected next November. Wehrley's
Military Band and Orchestra, consisting OF
seventeen pieces; was brought along 10 tur-
nish music for the campfire and such other
entertainment as lay in it's power, and It's
services are offered gratis The members
all wear the regulation blue trousers, with
a stripe down the leg, red coats trimmed
in gold-braided cord, and a red cap with
gold band completes the uniform. The
drum major and director of this aggrega-
ton is Gus Wehrley. The voting delegates
from the Kentucky division are: George II.
Capite, past commander, of Louisville; VII
liam A Field, past commander OF Aus
gusta; w. r. Heffln, past commander of
Lakeland; b. +. McClelland, past COM
mander. of Louisville; Thomas Morroww'
Buckley, of Louisville; W. I. Blggs, OF
Louisville, and Captain Fowler; of Louis
Vile. The members of the band registered
at the Enterprise are: James Gammeron'
George Wehrley, Edward Elliott, ).
Schmidt, sr., Theodore Duerr. Leo Stark,
Ollie Smith, Henry kohler, Q. Thompson,
Walker, j. Schmidt, jr, Charles Scharf, ..
Stephenson, Max Welkee and 2. Battle.
terprise Hotel are: r. NJ. Buckley, Mrs.
Pauline Buckley Robert e. Buckley, Louis
vile. Ky; j.. E Haycraft, MNIadelisso,
]. Eakin, Cameron, Mo-; Glenn A. Wilkins,
MoOresVille, VT.
Kentucky Division-Mrs. Amelia Schiller,
Pub Io11of Law
Mayme Davies. Nellie Benson, Anna Fow
ler r. b. Smith, Sarah Fowler, George II.
Capito, Louisville; Thomas E. Fogle, New
Albany Ind; Henry F.. H9eger, Capt. VIII
G. Davies, w. r. Cloud, Harry f. Davies,
Armin Stein and wife. T. d. Melville, o.
p Snyder Louisville ~ Ky; F. R III Hans
H. Hanford, Charles c. Knolling, Albert
w Fqgle r J. schIemmep 81, Charles lie Ger Ger
ter Bcke Leo H. Edelber, Louisville, KY;
Robert Kend, Somerset, Ky.
The following delegates and visitors to
the encampment arrived at the Denison
Neb. William Henry White, Easton, Md. /;
Abe S. Bickshaw, Dayton, o.; A W. Jones,
adelphia. Pa; George E. Cogshall. Grand
Rapids, Mich; H. G. Herrlck, Battle Creek,
Mich; 2. ]. Post, Grand Rapids, Mich; j.
A. Mabbs, Holland. Mich; H. e; Cowdin,
Rockford, Mich. Sadie Eich, Frankfort
Ind; Mrs. Eunice Durrant, Aurora, Ill;
p. II. Ireal, Jonesboro, Ind; E, H Archer
A. Hurst, Miss Laura d. Hurst Louisville
KY; II. f. Coaker, Knoxville Tenn; j. j.
Strauh, Nashville Tenn; E. M. McMillen,
Lebanon, Ky. VIM A. Filed Augusta.
Ky; Rev. II. l.. Vezey Hartman, Tenn. ;
T. q. Morris, jr., Somerset, Ky; Frank
Durston, Syracuse. n. Y; Perle Comfy
Frankfort, Ind. Amy NJ Papes, Wichita,
Kan; NJ. c, Harvey, Danyille, Ind; f. d.
Fuller, Nashville, Tenn; Ed K. De Puy,
Washington, D. c.; ]. M. Matthews, Tren-
ton, N j.
The visitors and delegates registered at
Hotel English are: George II. McMurtry,
Chicago Z. Belle Smith, Dubuque Ia. ;
Mrs. Belle Champion, Dayton, O.; Charles
Davis and wife. Mrs. A. =. Wetzel; IN Mrs.
ington, d. c.; Charles H. A. Palmer Cleve-
land, o.. Nettie L; Sartma, Dayton. o.;
Emma Hoge Springfield, ILL.,; z. j. Eakin,
Cameron, Mo-; r. j. Williams, Portsmouth,
o.; j. E. Edmondson. Bloomington, Ind.
Registered at the Occidental are; S; e.
Upton South Bend, Ind; w. l.. Welter,
Burr Oak, Ind; Edward Atkinson, o. G.
Curry, Edwardsport, Ind.
All the States in the Union are represent
ed at the encampment by one or more dele
gates with the exception of Washington