Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-05

F1fty-frst Regiment Band,
Regmental Staff, Mounted.
Ffty-frst Regiment.
-Four Mounted Marshals.
Note-Just before reaching the reviewing
stand @ret9rphinS, @ mn the division OF vel venerans, ans,
ranks and the Fifty-frst regiment will pass
between the line, thus according the regi.
ment the highest honors known to military
service. -
JOHN 2RiS, f e., LACEY, 1S srE1EApNMAN, ,E1a Na An,
Note-It is hereby ordered and directed
that the streets and avenues over which the
parade will pass and the avenues assigned
free from carriages, wagons. or any. other
obstruction and the police will see to it that
this order is strictly enforced ,,v,r
Chief of Police, City OF Council Bluffs.
These VIII Ride.
The following will occupy the carriages
in the parade:
No. 1-Governor Shaw, Mayor Jennings.
Congressman Hepburn, George F. Wright.
No. congressman j. A. T. Hull, Hon.
Fred White, John N. Baldwin, Hon. Smith
Mcpherson.
No. 3-Hon, Joseph R. Reed, Hon. Lafe
Young, D. C. Bloomer. Hon. Frank e.
Moores.
No. 4-Hon. F. c. Bailey, General Stanton,
Major T. S. Clarkson, l. NJ. Treynor.
No. 5-Major Howard, Hon. A. B. Cum
minis, Hon. L. T. Genung, Emmett Tinley
No. 6-Jules Lumbard, Hon. ]. L. Dobson,
Hon. Frank Merriam. Hon. John Merrott.
No. Judge II. H. Trimble, Robert Ks
| sick
| Nos. s and 9-Press committees.
No. 10-Mrs. Colonel Loper Mrs. General
Byers and Mrs. Major Fairchild.
The exercises at the close OF the parade
will be held in Bayliss' park and will be as
| follows:
Music by regimenta band; address by
Congressman Hepburn, president OF
the day; prayer by Chaplain Will
liams of the Fifty-first regiment;
address of welcome on behalf OF
the state by Governor Leslie NJ Shaw; ad-
dress of welcome on behalf of the city Of
Council Bluffs by Mayor Victor Jennings;
address by Congressman ]. A. T. Hull ad-
dress by Hon. F. E. White; address by Hon.
Lafe Young; address by Congressman Smith
Mcpherson; benediction by Rev. George Ed
ward Walk rector Of st. Paul's Episcopal
church. ...
Immediately following the exercises the
banquet to the Fifty-fir Iowa and visiting
soldiers and guests will be served in the
Eiseman building and large hall in the Ma
sonic temple.
| Committee on Arrangements.
The following were appointed yesterday
as the committee on arrangements and are
requested to call at the executive committee
| headquarters in the Grand hotel between 2
and o'clock this afternoon to receive
badges:
DR.. D. Macrae. chairman; I. Lovett John
Bersheim, T. n. Peterson, N. P. Dodge,
George s. Davis, John Bennett, P. Gunnude,
]. ]. Brown, ]. H. Pace, ], D.. Crockwell,
S. S. Keller, DR.. John Green Peter Smith,
| George Gerner, e. H. Haworth, John Schoet-
gen, Court Grahl, +. E. Kingsbery, c. B..
Leech, H. H. Van Brunt, H. B. Dabney,
| A. Biershiem, II. B. Sackett, John Beno,
e. E. Hart, D. ]. Clark, w. H. M. Pusey,
P. H. Wind William Moore. George S.
Wright, ]. P. Greenshields, w. L. Douglass,
f. A. Wickham, j. NJ Fenlon, Fred Davis,
George Mayne, l.. Everett, w. A. Maurer,
C. W. Mcdonald H. A. Searle, E. II. Odell,
A. T. Flickinger, ]. M. Barstow, NJ. D., r.
L. Reed, d. ]. Rockwell, L. A. Devine, A.
w. Wyman, S. B. Wadsworth, w. F. Sapp,
Charles R. Hannah, e. r. Fonda, e. II,
| Merriam, Fl. w. Sawyer, Il. H. Lougee, l..
A. Casper, Samuel Haas, G. Lunkley, George
A. Keeline, ]. T. Wilcox George w. Lipe,
]. R. Mcpherson, DR.. V. L. Treynor. ]. w.
Ferrier, F. T. True, r. V. 1nnis, Charles
"A.
John NJ Calvin, Judge Walter /. Smith,
Jacob Simms, DR.. Clever, Spencer Smith,
N. II. Pusey, Judge e. e. Aylesworth, p.
C, Devol, jr., w. ]. Davenport, j. G. De-
Haven, j. C. Mitchell, Thomas Bowman, A.
r. Elwel, A. S. Hazelton, ]. S. Blanchard
DR. A. p Hanchett, A. j. Henderson, j.
III. Simms, W. S. Dimmock, G. B. Aitcheson,
Lucius Wells C. S. Haverstock, w. W.
Loomis, V. David, I. C. Bonham, Marcus
Barucious, C. e. Swanson, Herman Rosch
John N. Baldwin, Finley Burke, c. M. Harle
]. P. Organ.
To Meet the Trains.
At the meeting Of the executive committee
Yesterday morning e. III. Odell. George
Crane, w. C. Estep and J, c. Lange were
appointed a committee to meet all incoming
trains and assign them to the different COM
pany headquarters. G. w. Lipe and j. II
Simms were appointed committee to meet
the bands as they arrive and assign them to
the hotels and their respective headquarters
When the guns are fred announcing the
arrival OF the train bearing the regiment
! the committee desires that every whistle In
town shall blow for five minutes, the same
to be done as the second and third sections
! arrive.
A delegation from the Council Bluffs
Woman's club appeared before the COM
mittee and rendered their services in en-
tertainng women visiting with the regiment
and caring for the invaids OF the reg
iment. They were requested to appoint q
committee TO furnish meals to twenty visit
ing women and also another committee tt
meet the regiment at the depot and care
for the inyalids.
Fifty-First Iowa Reception Notices
; Every member OF Bluffs company No. 27
Uniform Rank knights OF Pythias, is re
quested to be present at Hughes hall this
afternoon at O'Clock to make arrange
ments for Fifty-frst Iowa reception anC
parade
All Odd Fellows are requested to NEE
at their temple at 7 o'clock Monday morn
n ing to take part in the parade.
The local members of the reception com
mittee and the members OF the COMMITTEES
on arrangements are requested to meet thi
afternoon at headquarters in the Gram
, hotel between 2 and 4 O'Clock and secur
their badges.
All members of u s. Grant company No