The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-08
LOCAL
The Parade and DecOratiOns-The LO-
cal Committees.

cal Committees
The county Democratic committee has
received assurances of a large number of
visiting marching clubs which will arrive
to take part in the parade this afternoon,
previous to the notification ceremonies. TIL
local and Indiana Democratic clubs will
nave the honor of marching i'm the front.
ranks. The parade will form at Ills at the
corner of Pennsylvania and Georgia streets
and will move in the following order:
Charles A. Garrard. chief marshal; M. ID.
Yountz, chief of staff; William j. Mcguire,
assistant chief of staff.
~Aids-George j. Marott, Patrick ]. Ryan,
Charles f. Rowe, Jacob Woessner, Capt.
William Guthrie, Joseph Schaff, William
Flynn, Il. S. Graves, Albert Blue. Timothy
l.. Griffin, Charles L. Polster, julius Rel
necke, DIR. j. w. Bates, Willard Cox, John
w. De Busk, Theodore PortteuS. Henry Il.
Noting. Charles W.. Bridges. Milton L. Hop
kins, join p. Leyendecker, Capt. John
Kiley, Henry Harmon, Mark p. Turner,
Joseph III. Schaub. William w. Knight,
Maj. James NJ. Healy, John e. Martin,
Marion Clark.
First Division
The first division will form i'm Georgia
street. east. right resting in Pennsylvania
Charles Remster, Marshal.
Il. Patten, c.. w. Pearce,
Homer ID. Bassett, Guy Urmston, Salem
len.
Liberty Drum Corps.
indianapolis Military Band.
German-American Democratic Club.
Commercial Travellers Bimetallic Club.
Tammany Club.
The Ringgold Band, of Terre Haute.
The Jackson Club, of Terre Haute.
The Cleveland Club.
The Bryan Stalwarts.
Gray Club.
The Marion County Democracy.
Meyer & Deery Band.
Bryan Videttes.
Ninth Ward Kern Club.
Jackson Club, of Lafayette.
Camp Gray.
Daviess County Democratic Club, of Wash
ington, Ind.
Second Division
TIL second division will form in Penn
sylvania street, right resting in Georgia
street.
Samuel NJ. Compton, Marshal.
Band.
Cook County Marching Club of Chicago.
The Duckworth Club. of Cincinnati.
Carriages containing Mr.. Bryan, Mr..
Stevenson. the notification commit
tees and visiting guests.
Inc column Will move TO the Grand Hotel,
where II Will meet the candidates at 1870.
The line of march will be from Georgia
and Pennsylvania streets north on Penn
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land TO Illinois street. north on Illinois to
Washington street. east on Washington TO
Pennsylvania street, north on Pennsylvania
10 Market street, west on Market street
to Monument place, around the northeast
segment of the Circle to Meridian street,
north on Meridian street to New York
street. west on New York street to Capt.
tol avenue, south on Capitol avenue to
Ohio street and west on Ohio street to
Military Park and around the south drive
of the park to the speakers stand. At the
arrival of the parade at the stand the men
will divide and the candidates and other
distinguished guests in the party will
drive between them.
STAND COMPLETED.
The stand on which the ceremonies are
to take place is completed and the decora-
lions are nearly all in place. At the east
entrance of the park workmen were busily
engaged last night in erecting an arch be-
tween the two large cannon. This arch is
made from bunting. and on either side are
hung two large pictures of the candidates.
The arch is twenty-five feet high and TWEEN
ty-fve feet wide. Suspended from the trees
along the drive and extending to the speak
ers' stand hundreds of small hags will hut-
ter in the breeze. The two large paintings
of the two candidates arrived from Gin
cinnati yesterday and were put in place
last night ON the stand These pictures
are very large and will be placed high
enough so as not TO obstruct the view of
the throng. The trees surrounding the
speakers stand are decorated with r~osettes
of bunting.
At Tomlinson Hall an army of decorators
were busy yesterday converting the interior
into a mass of red, white and blue. Every
where intermingled with the national col.
ors are pictures of the various candidates.
The stage has come in for its share of the
identifying work. Hanging from either
side are two large flags which fall in grace
ful folds TO the floor. At the top of the
stage and in the center is a large star
made from red. white and blue, and in the
center of this piece is a picture of Will
liam Jennings Bryan and on either side are
two pictures of Adlai Stevenson. Around
the balcony Is a large streamer of white
which is adorned with green ivy leaves. All
through this mass of decorations the visitor
is confronted with faring banners of
WELCOME The ceiling of the hall is also
handsomely decorated with flags n
streamers which go to the corners and
sides of the hall.
In 10 a late hour last night the down.
town streets were devoid of any great
amount of decorations. The committee had
confined It's work Of decorations 20 the
corner of Illinois and Washington streets.
and there. hung In midair over the trolley
wires. is a large banner with the pictures OF
the two candidates at either and and IN