The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-15
oh1cial programme for the Week.

Fe Day.
Mr.. H. L. Robinson, Thursday, Floral
Day.
Capt. A NJ Fuller, Friday, Soldiers
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER q.
Fraterna1 Day.
Parade.
Marshal-Capt. ]. r. McNary.
Assistants. w. Gibbons, Porter S.
Cook, j. w. Stout Frank Blanch.
Chief Marshal and Staff.
Officer of the Day and Staff.
MarshanS Band.
The queen, her Court and Guard.
Canton Topeka No. Patriarchs Mill
tant.
Guests of the Queen-The Chief Jus
The City Council.
The Committee of Fifteen.
FIRST DIVISION.
Commander-J. w. Gibbons.
Mid Continent Band.
Select Knights mounted.
Ancient Order of United Workmen.
Degree of Honor.
Float.
SECOND DIVISION.
Commander-Porter S. Cook.
Kansas Military Band.
Modern WoOdmen of America
Floats.
THIRD DIVISION.
Commander. w. Stout.
Cottonwood Falls Band.
knights and Ladies' of Security.
Floats.
Royal Arcanum Float.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Commander-Frank BIanch.
Manifold's Band.
Patriarchs of America-Floats.
Ancient Order of Pyramids-Floats.
Mutual Protection League-Float.
Triple Tie Float.
The column will form on Quincy
street at o'clock D. m. and move at
2:30 promptly.
Line of March-Kansas avenue. First
to Tenth, to Topeka avenue, to the fair
grounds. Massing in front of the grand
stand during ceremony of presenting
the keys of the city to the Queen, break
ing into column and passing in review
before the Queen and passing out of the
west gate of track, when they will be
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS.
Firemens Day.
Parade.
Marshal-G. o. Wilmarth.
Chief of Staff-Joe P. gladden., Chief
of Beloit Fire Department.
Assistant Marshals-CoI. D. S. Elliott,
Coffeyville; Chief w. H. Holmes, Pitts
burg; Chief Samuel Craig, Garden City;
Chief H. H. Zeigler, Junction City.
Chief Marshal and Staff.
officer of the Day and Staff
The Queen and her Court.
MarshalPS and ManifOld'S ConSOidat-
ed Band-100 men.
Departments from the following cit
les in the order designated by the Mar
shall and interSpersed with music by
First and Second Regiment Bands, K.
Continent Band.
Abilene.
Solomon City.
MarySVille.
Winfield.
Kansas City, Mo.
Fort Scott
Weir City.
PittSburg.
Junction City.
BelOit
Minneapolis.
Newton.
AtchiSOn.
Wichita.
CoffeyVille.
Dodge City.
Parsons
Peabody.
Garden City.
EmpOria.
Kansas City, Kan.
Ottawa.
Concordia-
Columbus.
Lawrence.
The parade will form at $3.50 a M on
jackson street, right on Eighth. Move
promptly at 10 o'clock on Eighth to
Kansas avenue, to Gordon street, North
Topeka: countermareh on Kansas ave-
nue. to Tenth; to jackson; to Eighth; to
Harrison; to Ninth; to Topeka avenue;
to the fair grounds, passing the queen
in grand review.
200 p. m.
Firemen's Tournament opens at the
fair grounds under the auspices of the
Kansas State Firemen'S association.
Music.
First Regiment Band K. N. G.
500 p. m
Grand exhibition by the Kansas City
Pompier Corps. to be followed by the
big Indian Dance. The Queen and her
court will witness the entertainment.
Music by all the bands in the camp.
y IA
Santa Fe Day.
Marshal-C. w. Kouns.
Chief Marshal and STAFF.
officer of the Day. and STAFF.
The Queen and her court.
Marshalls and Manifold's Consolida-
ted band.
FIRST DIVISION.
Station, Yards, Conductors, Engineers,
Firenen and Brakemen, together with
unassigned trans ortation and road de-
partment and water service employees.
SECOND DIVISION.
Fences Band.
Blacksmith and Boiler shop employees.
THIRD DIVISION.
Pattern Makers, Brass Foundry and
Machine Shop employees.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Band.
Car, Store and Fire department en-
ployes -
FIFTH DIVISION.
Second Regiment Band &. N. G.
Visiting Delegations.