The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-23
DETAILS OF THE PARADE.
Order in Which Brigades Will March
Second Division.

Order in Which Brigades Will March
Second Division.
The big parade will be the feature of to-
days Pythian festivities. BY the time the
formation is called at 2:30 it is expected
that all the 5000 uniformed knights who
will come to the encampment will be on
hand. Geaeral Carnahan's orders indicate
that there will be no waiting for any of the
companies. and the laggards will be left
behind. The brigades will form at Twenty
eighth and Meridian streets. in the following
order, each regiment falling into its proper
place in the line:
Indiana Brigade, Brig. Gen James r. Ross,
commanding.
Kansas Brigade Brig. Gen. Joseph H. Lyon,
commanding.
Iowa Brigade, Col. Matthew M Perry,
commanding.
Kentucky Brigade. Col C. A. Lovely,
Illinois Brigade, Col. John w. Bartlett,
commanding.
Missouri Brigade, Brig. Gen. Samuel B.
Provost, commanding.
Washington Brigade, Brig. Gen. Harry A.
Bigelow, commanding.
Tennessee Brigade, Brig. Gen. Alex. Allison,
commanding
Wisconsin Brigade, Brig. Gen. Frank Barry,
commanding.
Virginia Brigade, Brig. Gen. Daniel j. Tur-
ner, commanding.
Texas Brigade, Brig Gen. Samuel B. Hop
kinS, commanding.
Pennsylvania Brigade, Brig. Gen. Walter
II. Starbird, commanding.
Nebraska Brigade, Brig. Gen. Francis II.
De Castro commanding.
Maine Brigade, Brig. Gen. Wesley G.. Smith,
commanding
Minnesota Brigade. Brig. Gen. Russell o.
Philpot, con MAJ ding.
West Virginia Brigade, Brig Gen. Christie
pher c. Rand commanding.
Connecticut Brigade, Brig. Gen. Roman A.
Chapman, commanding.
HAMPSHIRE Brigade Chaln-
cey 3. HOyt, commanding.
Massachusetts, Brigade, Brig Cen Paul M.
Michigan Brigade, Brig Gen. William H.
LOOMS, commanding.
Ohio Brigade, Brig. Gen. Thomas w. Min
shall, commanding
New York Brigade, Brig. Gen. Henry B.
buckingham, commanding.
At the head of the pageant will come
Major General Carnahan with his staff. all
mounted, headed by the When Band, and a
Gordon of police to clear the way. The pro-
cession will move south on Meridian street
to Sixteenth street where it is expected it
will be met by organized members of sew
enty-five subordinate lodges ready to join
in the parade. Some of them are expected
to be uniformed, but the most of them will
wear nothing but the insignia of the order
in their button-holes. The members of the
subordinate lodges will line up on both sides
of the street as the procession approaches
and allow the parade proper to pass be-
tween their lines. After the last of the Uni
formed Rank knights have passed, the
first of the ununiformed knights will fall
in the rear. the rest of the lodges simply
swinging into line as one body in the rear
of the parade. Continuing south on Meridi-
an street the line of march will be straight
to Washington street, passing around the
west side of the monument. Swinging into
Washington street the column will go east
ward past the reviewing stand, in front of
the courthouse, to New Jersey street. Here
the line will countermarch along the south
side of Washington street to Capitol ave-
nue.. turning north on Capitol avenue to
North street, where the first of the line
will disband, the rest following its example
as the march comes to a stop. Some of the
brigades. if in good condition, will march
back to camp over any route that suits
their fancy, but it is expected that most of
the marchers will be too tired to do much
of this sort of work and will be content to
board cars and ride back for supper There
will be no lack of music in the parade, as
there are now twelve bands in camp, all of
which will be found in line to-day.
The subordinate lodges which will par
portant part in the parade than is generally
expected by those outside the order. 1t is
not known accurately how many ununi-
formed knights there are in the city at
present, but from the elaborate programme
prepared there would seem to be many
This body has been termed the second di-
vision, and the prizes offered by the execu-
tive committee for the lodges showing the
largest percentage of membership in line
evil tend to make it an imposing column in
point of numbers at least The procession
will move from Sixteenth and Meridian
streets Immediately after the regular uni
formed procession. in the following order:
Grand marshall. Charles E. Thornton,
with his staff, as follows: c. F. Kennedy
chief of staff; d. H. Jenkins, j. H. Bill
Fate. j. H. Moore, B. F. Hornefins, ]. r.
Seaman, >. A. Morgan, c. r. Lawrence. A
NJ Arbaugh. G. w. Hamaker E. r. Odle
NJ. q. Porter, H. j. Alexander. Will Schu-
macher. w. ]. Quick. A. r. Peterson. e. B.
Puph ~. ]; R seldto9mridge. A. l. Wright. A.
Caidweii. J. NJ. Adams. '. c. Osborne ea' Dr. IS.
W. H. Johnson, Z. G. Espy, Marion Eaton
Joseph jenkins. j. F. Beals. j. H. Beacham
". Peck. NJ. Wagner. Charles T. Baker. A.
w. Moore and John G. King.
University of Indianapolis Band.
Coylngton; KY, Lodge, No. 5.
No. 2, Indianapolis.
No. z, Indianapolis.
No 56, Indianapolis.
Shelbyville Band
Lodge No. 129, Shelbyville.
No. 49, New Castle.
No. 81, Muncie.
No. 40, Noblesville.
Darlington Band.
Lodge No. 159, Darlington.
No. 176, Sheridan.
No. 210. Hammond.
No. 215 New Palestine.
No. ZIG, Indianapolis.
Centerville Band.
Lodge No. 154, Centerville.
No. 243, Brooklyn.
No. 247 Dana.
No. 25l, townsville.
No. 254, Haughville.
West Indianapolis Band.
Lodge No. pa, West Indianapolis
No. 29l, North Salem.
No. 307, Taylorsvlle.
No. 31S Brightwood.
No. S42, Lizton
No. 344 Nineveh
Soldiers Home Band. Knightstown.
Lodge No. 226. Knightstowp-
No. 377, Brownsburg.
No. 3S5 Acton.
No. $685. Westfield.
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