The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-09

panses from Elwood. Noblesville, Mar
finsville. pendleton. Shelbyville. kokomo.
Lebanon and Alexandria.
William T.. English Zouaves.
Albert Lieber Zouaves-
Gentry Zouaves. of Bloomington. Ind
Bloomington Zouaves. of Bloomington, Ind.
Kokono Zouaves, of KokOmo.
indianapolis High School Cadets.
Lebanon High School Cadets
Company Il. Boys Brigade.
Roys' Father Mathew Brigade, rs I'm num-
Der, with their own band.
Red Men. under command OF III. =. Negley.
marshal.
Uniformed Order Red Men.
Tecumseh.
And lO4 braves in natural feathers, YER
million and very yellow ochre.
Modern WOodmen.
And other organizations.
The line of march of the parade is as
follows: Form in North Capitol avenue
with right resting on Washington street.
at 30 .. m. moving at D. m. sharp In an
easteriy direction on the south side OF
Washington street TO East street. counter
marching on north side of Washington
street to Pennsylvania, thence north on
Pennsylvania to Vermont, where 1t Will
freak ranks.
The entertainment features Of the carni-
val all arrived yesterday and the day was
put in by the hundreds OF employees. get
ting the different attractions set up in their
proper places. This work was not COM
pleted until last night. and 1t may be that
a few finishing touches will have to be
given TO the whole exhibition during the
early hours OF this morning. However by
the time the average citizen gets his break
fast and reaches the heart Of the city he
will find things lin full blast in the Magic
Circle and every other place provided with
an attraction
LOCATION OF ATTRACTIONS
The wild animal exhibition will be found
IN the square of South New Jersey street
that opens into Washington street. Direct
~ opposite, in the square of North New
Jersey which opens into Washington will
be found the celebrated German village.
Following New Jersey street in a norther-
iy direction. in the rear OF the German VII
lage the seeker after sights will run on to
the Electric Theater. In this interesting
entertainment is the set of colored motion
pictures showing the Drury Lane panto-
mime cinderella" which is said to be one
OF the prettiest parts of the Bostock col
lection OF amusements. Going still further
north on New Jersey one will find himself
in the Streets of Cairo. in which is included
NC
found the riding elephants and camels.
The trained wild animal show is on the
north side of Courthouse square, close TO
John McGregor's celebrated rustic foun-
tain. Here Mime. Moreli will cause hun
.dreds daily to admire and thrill by her
daring feats with group of fierce jaguars.
Within a few feet OF this tent is the one
containing the Sixteen Beautiful Ladies'
uhn In vi MI
want much said about this feature,
though" remarked Mr.. Bostock last night.
On Courthouse square also the Venetian
Gondolas. form of "switchback railway,
have been set up, and the miniature Ferris
wheel.
QUEEN OF MAGIC CIRCLE.
'.Chiquita, the midget is the Queen OF
the Magic Circle" said Mr.. Bostock, land
she will be found TO be the principal at
traction OF the carnival in amusement
way" Chiquita's quarters were being ar
ranged yesterday afternoon and last night
The little woman is to have a pleasant
place In which to spend her week with the
full set of elegant plush-covered furniture
has been arranged. and from this fifty
foot runway extends to a smaller stage
OF rather pdNllllOD. WHERE she Will HOiu nel
receptions and converse with friends. III
Chiapita's pavilion alone. 80 incandescent
lights are to be used. while three large arr
lights will illuminate its exterior.
Bonner. the educated horse, is another oil
the attractions Of the Magic Circle. The
list includes the cinematograph living
picture machine. which shows views of tbs
Galveston flood, the Boer war and othei
interesting events. The interior Of the cir
Gle has been fitted up for refreshment anG
other kinds of booths, and IL is said tha
one may find almost anything he coul.
desire in these places Especially for chill
dren the miniature carousel or merry.
go-round' has been provided This !:
claimed to be the smallest machine of 1t,
kind ever devised for the entertainment o.
Juveniles.
Speedy. the high diver will give per
formances daily at the corner of New
Jersey and Market streets. This mar
precipitates himself from height of sew
enty-five feet in the air to a tank on tn,
ground below. containing only three fee
of water. Those who feel curious to Iear1
whether the man actually completes hi
rerilous leap by falling into water so shall
low will be required to pay small fee {,
satisfy their curiosity. Otherwise, the ex
hibition is free.