The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-27


Aids, s,de-Camp-John Berry. S. of ",
Troy; Tracey Learnard, S. of V, Law
renee; A NJ. Sailors, S. of V, Chanute;
.. II. Graves, s. of ", Emporia; J. S.
II. Young, S. of ", Oberlin; w. 1.
Mendenhan. S. of V, Great Bend
DIVISION COMMANDERS.
Divisions correspond with Congress-
ional Districts.)
FIRST DIVISION
Ed B. Jones, 93d Ill. Inft, Holton.
Chief of Staff-Geo. H. Barker, 18th
ILL., Inft., Holton.
3 Aids-de- -Camp-L. H Haskell. 132d
Ill. 1nft., Atchison; H. c. Perkins, SD
Ind. Inft., Leavenworth; J. I. Grimes,
18th Ill. Cav, Hiawatha; Chas. May
nard, 57th Penn. Inft., Troy; John TuI-
lis, 18th Kan Unfit, Meriden; VIM. Gra-
ham, 7th Kan. Cav, Sabetha; o. H.
Coulter, 50th III: Init, Topeka.
SECOND DIVISION.
John K. Rankin, I'd Kan. Cav, Law
THIRD DIVISION.
A. B. Arment, 54th Ind. Inft., Win
FOURTH DIVISION.
George Weber, 11th Pa. Inft., Lyn-
don.
Chief of Staff w. Keenan,, I'd Ind.
Cav, Lyndon.
Aids-de-Camp-Dan Easter, 21st Ind.
Inft., Scranton; J. S. Edie, I'd Kan. Cav,
Lebo; J. A. Cowger, SD Ind. 1nft., Mad
ison; E. w. Cunningham, 101st o. Init,
G1HpOIld, w. r. Etlcney, l0ln ~. INIT,
HarveyvilIe; R. H. Bell, 47th Ill. Inft.,
WamegO; H. E. Richter, 1885 Ind. Inft.,
Council Grove; Thos. Grisham, 50th Mo.
Inft., Strong City; R. B. Mcclure, 159th
o. Unfit, Towanda; JOS. NJ. Young, 207th
Pa Inft., Marion; w. G. Stout, S7th Ill.
Inft., Yates Center.
FIFTH DIVISION
W. P. Mudgett, 11th Me. Unfit, Green
leaf.
Chief of Staff. V. B. Taylor, 18th
Ind. Unfit, Frankfort.
SIXTH DIVISION.
G. w. Matthews, 129th o. Inft., Caw-
Chief of Staff-Andrew Jackson, 39th
Ind. Inft., Downs
Aids-de-Gamp-Jacob Nipps, 123d
Trent, 23d Ia. Inft., ST. Francis; w. G.
Eastland, 40th Wis. Unfit, Russell; A. M.
Kenyon, 14th Mo. Inft., Bunker Hill;
A. c. Dillon, 96th O. Inft, Osborne Geo.
City; Julius Bridegroom, S6th Ill Inft..
Norton; James Justius, 12Sth o. Inft.,
Hill City.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
J. Allen Porter, 11Sth Ind. Inft., Ster-
ling.
Other Division Commanders to select
their Staff Officers and notify the Com
mander of the Camp.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 81.
Officer of the Day-A. P. Shreve, pay
master U. S. Vols, Topeka.
officer of the Guard-R. H. Senple,
155th Pa. Inft., Ottawa.
Reception of Comrades and assign
Inent to quarters.
400 P. M.-The parade of the Fra
ternal Societies escorting the Queen and
her Court, the Chief Justice, the Gov
ernor, the City Council and the Commit
tee of Fifteen will arrive at camp about
o'clock p. m. On arrival the Queen
will be escorted to her throne in front
of the grand stand; the Fraternal orders
will be massed in front of the throne;
the Mayor will present the key of the
city to the Queen, and her Prime Min
lister will respond. After these ceremo-
nies the Fraternal orders will break in
to column and will be reviewed by the
Queen.
Music by the bands and two hundred
children.
After the parade a meeting of the
Fraternal orders in the pavilion.
500 P M.-Reception in the pavilion.
D. w. Eastman, Emporia, chairman.
Address of welcome to cur visitors by
Hon. C. A. F ellows and Governor John
w. Leedy.
response by ]. w. Moore, Marion;
w. H. Russell. Rush Center; A. P. Ell
der, Ottawa.
Music-MarshalPs band and Modoc
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %.
Officer of the Day-W. B. Shockley.
45th Ky. Inft., National Military Home.
51st o. INIT, St John
1000 A M.-Meeting of the State and
Army Veterans association at their
respective headquarters.
1900 Noon-Reunion and banquet at
the Present and Past Department Off
GERS, Department of Kansas G. A. P.
Music-Modoc club.
The parade of the State FireTnen's
association will occur during the fore
noon, leaving the city at 10 o'clock and
terminating at the Camp, where it will
be reviewed by the Queen.
200 P. M.-Firemen's Tournament on
the race track
Dry Hose test, $50 and Trumpet.
Hook and Ladder race, $75.
Coupling contest, SIS.
Ladder Climbing contest, SIS.
Horse Hose companies, $45.
Music First Regiment Band K n. G.
2:3O P. M.-Campfre in the Pavilion:
Chairman-George K. Spencer, I'd Ia.
INIT, LeavenwOrth.
Addresses by w. A. Calderhead, 126th
O. Inft, Marysville; VIM. Warner, Past
Chief G. A. r., Kansas
City; A. ]. Felt, 9TH Ia. INIT, Atchison;
Case Broderick, I'd Kan. 1nft-, Holton.
Music Second Regiment Band K. N.
c. and Modoc club.
500 P. M.-Display of the Kansas City
Pompier Corps.
500 P. M.-The Great Ponca Indian
Dance by 10 Cheyenne, Arapahoe, Usage
and Pottawatomie Indians. This is TO-
PEKA NIGHT and the Indian Dance
will be the greatest event of the Festi-
val 1t will be participated in by more
Indians than have ever danced toSeth-
er at any time or place. An admission
fee of 25 cents for adults and 10 cents
for children will be charged to citizens
of Topeka only. The Committee of F'if-
teen ask the citizens of Topeka, to at
tend and thus assist in defray1ng the
legitimate expenses of the Festival The
occupants of the Camp are requested to
vacate the seats on the grand stand on
this occasion. A special dance will be
given for their benefit on Thursday ev-
ening. The Queen will witness the en-
tertainment from her throne.
Music by Marshalrs Band, Mani
folds Band, First Regiment Band K N.
G.. Second Regiment Band K n. G.,
Cottonwood Falls Band
Rands will play alternat tely during the