The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-06

the local committees. The general public
will not be admitted TO the Capitol until
about noon, for il will be impossible to
have everything in readiness until that
time. The people will pass through the
Capitol from south TO north. and will only
be admitted at the south door. The MEM
bers Of the committee will use the east
entrance. There will be seven organiza-
tions OF the Indiana National Guard pres
ent TO escort the body 10 the Capitol-the
companies from this city and companies
from vincenhes. New Castle, Lebanon.
Muncie and Madison. The column will be
formed as follows:
Police.
Chief Ms.rshal Mckee and staff, OF which
Harry S. New is chief.
Col. Jonn T. Barnett. marshal hrst dlVi-
sion and stan.
Band
National Guard.
Ligber Z0uayes.
High School Cadets.
Boys Brigade.
Uniform hank Knights Of Pythias.
Patriarchs Militant.
Catholic knights and other uniformed
bodies.
Caisson and body.
Honorary Pallbearers and Body-bearers-
Admiral George Brown, Brig. Gen. John
P. Hawkins. U. S. A.. retired; Gen. r. 5.
John Coburn, w. L. Dunlap, department
commander. G.. A. r.; Col. W. Il. Eng
lsh. department commander. s. A. Vet
Grams; Gen. James X. Gore, adJutant
general, Indiana: Gen. James r. Carna-
han. Col. 1. n. Walker, Gen. Irwin Rob
bins, ID. III. McAbee, commander Union
Veteran Legion: Col. Harold McGrew,
Sons American Veterans; ]. s. Lazarus,
president Board of Trade.
r. IL Smock, marshal second division, and
staff.
Drum Corps.
Grand Army Of the Republic.
Union ' eterans' Legion.
Sons of Veterans.
Spanish-American Veterans.
DIR. f. w. Hays, marshal third division.
and staff.
Civic clubs.
Carriages.
General Shafter has requested that the
regular bodyguard accompanying the body
of General Lawton on the train be per-
mitted TO march by the side of the caisson,
and this request will be complied with.
An invitation has been extended by DIR.
Franklin w. Hays. marshal of the divi-
sion Of the civic organizations. to all civic
organizations in the city. and the following
have responded to the invitation and will
be in line this morning: The Columbia
Club, the Hendricks Club and the Marion
Club.
The schools will be closed during the
afternoon, and while the public is viewing
the body, the male chorus of the Indian
apolis High School. led by Mr.. Mcmillan.
will sing on the second floor of the Capitol
building.
The finance committee reported yester-
day that $500 had been raised, and if there
is anything left it will be returned pro
rata to the subscribers. The railroads will
run excursions to the city at the rate of
cent a mile. 1t is expected that thousands
of visitors Wiz be here
Owing TO the very brief time which is
allowed for making up the organization OF
the escort 1T has become necessary to ex-
tend the invitation to various civic bodies
through the press to participate. The es-
cort committee urgently invites all clubs
societies and organizations. including the
organized bodies of labor. to be present and
give due honor to the occasion. The officers
with such organizations are requested to
call their members together and present
themselves in marching order to Dr. Frank
lin W. Hays, marshal of the third division
at the southeast corner of Meridian and
Georgia streets. The civic bodies will be
formed on Georgia street. west from Me.
ridian. The chief officer of each organiza.
ton is to report TO the marshal as nearly
III O'Clock as possible in order that proper
arrangement of the bodies may be made
in time for marching at IL o'clock. DR.
Hays has appointed for his staff: John w
Kern, Major Charles L. Holstein, Henry w
Lawrence. Bushrod w. Taylor. Herman
Lieber, ST., Samuel E. Morss, John p. Fren
Eel. A. A. Young, Robert H. Bryson, Johr
{. Ruckelhaus. Amos p. Hynes, Thaddeus
Gurley. w. III. II. Miller, John b. Cockrur
and w p EiShhack