The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-10
An Unusual Number Of Organizations
from Outside the City Will
Participate.
JOHN 7. ELLIS IN THE CITY
HE HAS JUST RETURNED FROM An
EASTERN SPEAKING TOUR.
Several Republican Meetings That
Were Well Attended-PoIiffcal
Gossip Of Interest.

Colonel H. 3. Smith and those who are
assisting him I'm arranging the details OF
the Roosevelt parade tomorrow night. ex-
pect TO have the arrangements practically
complete by this evening. Colonel Smith
and his adjutant general. George W.
Powell. are still of opinion that the parade
tomorrow night and In fact the entire
Roosevelt demonstration, will be a rsonster
political event. The line OF march has
been arranged and was yesterday made
public. The headquarters Of the column
will be at the corner of Ohio and Meridian
streets.
Colonel Smith and his stan will be al
headquarters at 7:l5 o'clock tomorrow
evening and they expect 20 have the pro-
cession ready TO move by 7:30. The lire OF
march will be north on Meridian street to
North street, east on North TO Delaware
street south on Delaware to Vermont
street. west on Vermont to Pennsylvania
street. south on Pennsylvania TO Washing
ton street. east on the north side of Wash
ington to Noble street countermarch on
the south side OF Washington, west TO Mis-
souri, street. countermarching east on the
north side OF Washington TO Pennsylvania
street. and north on Pennsylvania street to
Vermont. where the parade viii disband.
The different divisions will form at the fol-
lowing places.
THE DIVISIONS
First Dvison-Form on West Ohio
street, east of Meridian, right resting ON
Meridian.
Second Division-Form on West Ohio
street right resting on Meridian.
Third Division-Form on East New York
street, right resting on Meridian.
Fourth Division-Form on West New
York street. right resting on Meridian.
Fifth Division-Form East Vermont
street. right resting on Meridian.
Sixth Division-Forr1 on West Vermont
street, right resting Meridian.
Seventh Division-Form on East M.chi-
gan street. right resting on Meridian.
Eighth Division-Form on West MIchl-
gan street. right resting on Meridian.
Ninth Division-Form on West Michigan
street right resting on Capitol avenue
Tenth Division-Form on Capitol avenue.
right resting on Michigan
Eleventh Division-Form on Meridian
street. right resting on North street.
Twelfth Division-Form on West North
street right resting on Meridian.
The assignment OF clubs to the different
divisions Will be made to-day. Organiza-
tons that have not already reported are re-
quested TO send in the name of their club
to George W. Powell. adjutant general.
Room 81, Fitzgerald building Mr. Powells
telephone number is 1922, old phone The
Spanish-American war veterans who expect
TO take part I'm the parade are notified TO
report at ! p. m. tomorrow at headquar-
ters, Room 2. De Soto tdiiding on East
Market street They Will form on the
northeast segment of the Circle. with the
head OF the organization resting I'm front
of the new Columbia Club building III Is
expected that there will be a large turnout
OF these veterans. William n. Lester. first
vice president of Indianapolis Republican
Camp of Veterans and Their Sons. requests
that his comrades turn out on Thursday
evening They will be formed in the s'old
soldiers " battalion
FIRST PLACE IN PARADE.
II is understood that the Marion March,
ing Club will probably have first place in
the parade. This organization. In fits new
uniforms OF dark-blue coats and white duck
trousers, makes a fine appearance. Adju-
tant Powell yesterday received word that
the Atlas engine works would have an or
ganization I'm line composed Of $50 men.
Nearly every large industrial establish
mcnt in this city has Republican club.
and these men propose TO turn out
Cass Connaway, chairman OF The commit
tee on transparenciea Is busy getting some
telling things IN readiness. He an
nounced last night that an arrangement
had been made 10 introduce special at
traction into the parade, and IL will be a
rather sensational feature.
State Chairman Hernly, OF the Republic
an committee. said yesterday that from the
reports being received at headquarters Col.
Roosevelt will receive an ovation In this
State of the grandest character. The indf-
cations point to great crowds I'm this city.
and the railroads are preparing TO handle
the people.
The Big Four has already announced that
e viii have trains going out between II and
L. o'clock tomorrow night. IN addition 20
the regular trains so that people who live
on the lire OF the Big -Four may remain un-
I'll the parade Is over without fear Of MISS
ing their trains. AS near as can be ascer-
tained now. the speeches OF Governor
Roosevelt and Col Curtis Guild. jr. IL
Boston. win be made soon after o'clock.