The Topeka state journal., 1899-05-29
, COVER THEM OVER.
Graves of Heroes Will Be Decorated
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow
Memorial dav viii be observed tonor-
row Everything mas oeSn dons 20 MAKE
ness Following Is the detailed programme
as arranged by the Topeka members Of
Ladies Of the W. r c. and Ladies OF the
G. A R. viii meet at Topeka Post hail,
42O Kansas avenue, al a m, to arrange
flowers
At $50 details Of comrades of the G.
a R and firing squad together with the
viii proceed to the Topeka cemetery by
electric cars under command OF Post
assisted By Chaplin W E Irwin At the
same time detail Of four comrades and
eeed 70 the catholtc cemetery and ieeor-
ate the graves of the comrades buried
Following is the order of the process
Platoon of police. under command of
Chief J. A Ramsey.
Chief Marshal CoEnrade Geo ". Weed
Band
FIRST DIVISION.
'--------'' Tepeks FIRE Dspartment '-----' -
a. T < 3 F Fire Department. COM
Mayor ana City Council and other city
officers in carriages
SECOND DIVISION.
]. W. Gibbons, cornmander. and staff
Degree Team q1tA A Rov g. = PeHwel wv No 1Ss' Cap
Degree Team 4 Q. L w. No 3, Captain
Degree Team \ 3. Te s. ". No. PA. Cap
tain H L studevant-
Desfes eftai tam Z cyrus Guthrie. ieo' -'''
Degree Team A O. Z W. No 20. Cap
Degree Team tan AZ g. j. 3. aeTlsk Wi1 No. ss1. Cap
tain = f. L L sheEburne,o s,o 60.
degree Team r. R ], Palmer, 1eo- -'''' - '-----
Degree Team NJ ". a. No. 1913. Captain
Degree Team NJ ". A. No. 5ss. Captain
NJ W. Saxton-
THIRD DIVISION.
Band
Col. H C. Lindsay. commander. and staff
MAJ a NJ E1aEseS aides-ge-caTap' elhI " M W.
Veterans OF the spanish American War
Twenty-second Kansas Volunteer IN
Tvrentv-tr1fr1 Kansas Volunteer Infantry.
Commanded BY Capt Wm- Reynolds
Boyd's Cir! Cadets: Commanded by Maj
FOURTH DIVISION
Band
Col J. T. McLaughlin1, Commander. and
Company a. k y G.. Capt Peterson
Battery 5s5Eefs p Z = iG &C sraI G4P5 Patterson
Lincoln Post No l J E Stewart, Com
Fl Pillow Post No. 81. W. H Smith,
roo,-. D. C Comm44nder; n 4l.l5 c,-,--.., COW
The different organizations will meet a.
for parade= At 80 the gun viii b tired.
at which time all organizations Will pro-
All stan officers and bands viii report 70
Col. George W Veale, chief of staff at
the corner OF Eighth avenue and Quincy
street lis D m
Al p n the second gun will be fred, at
which time the procession Will start
The first division viii form on the east
side OF Quincy street, right resting on
The second division will form on the
east side Of Quincy street, right resting
on Seventh street
The third division Will form on the
east side Of Quincy street. right resting
on Sixth avenue
The fourth division will form on the
east side OF Quincy street, right resting
on Fifth street
LINE OF MARCH.
Quincy street 10 Fifth. Fifth to Kansas
avenue Kansas avenue 10 Tenth; counter
nue. Eighth avenue TO Jackson street.
Jackson street to Grand Opera House
The exercises VIII commence at the
Grand Opera House at 3 p n Comrade
c. H. Titus will be master Of ceremonies
COmrade W H Smith OF MarysvilIe will
deliver the address Music by the SI0docs !;
prayer by Comrade Rev A NJ Reynolds
Comrade H L 8IiIIard will read Lincoln 5
address at Gettysburg
The lower floor and the stage viii be re-
served for the organized bodies
The following comrades have been Sc
Iected as aides-de-camp: Col Geo w
NeAle- cEtef OF staff Comrades Chas-
Sherar. J. J Miller. Peter He'll. NJ o.
Frost. J. H SquIres. MAI A P Sareve.
T. Sherer. P Reed. R. A RondIet- Col
Dan Wyatt. s W Wilder. F NJ. NimbaIi.
J. T. BarkIey. A Bedell, Geo Druce and
James Kerr