The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-16

Before noon to-day the streets OF the city
will be filed by the military forces of the
State modified here in honor of the dis
tinguished dead. The National Guard, to-
gether with various civic organizations and
G. A. X. posts, will escort the body Of Gen.
Harrison from the home on North Della
ware street TO the Statehouse between IL
and II o'clock to-day. where 1t will lie in
state.
The different regiments OF the National
Guard will form on Washington. street op-
posite the south entrance of the Capitol
building in time to start for the Harrison
home at 1870 o'clock this morning. Col
Studebaker telegraphed yesterday that he
would be here. and his Third Regiment will
be the first military organization in the
procession. The Third Regiment includes
Company +, OF South Bend; Company +.
Elkhart; Company b. Rochester: Company
III, Warsaw; Company h. Auburn; Com
pany G, Columbia City; Company d, Fort
Wayne; Company c, Lagrange; Company
A. Monticello; Company NJ Crawfordsvllle
Company i, Upton.
The Second Regiment, Col. III. b. Smiths
regiment. will be next in the line In the
Second Regiment are Companies A. c, ID
and III, OF this city; Company b. Muncie;
Company /. Union City. Company f. Win
chester; Company G, New Castle; Company
i, Lebanon; Company X, Danville; Com
pany NJ. Greenfield: Company Z. Franklin.
THE FIRST REGIMENT.
The first Regiment will be last In the
column OF infantry and will be under COM
mand of Col. George w. Mccoy, of Vim
cennes. The following companies make
up the regiment: Company X, Martins
vile; Company H. Bloomington: Company
ID. Washington; Company E, Evansville:
Company +, Madison: Company c, New
Albany; Company b, Terre Haute; Com
pany l. Greencastle. and Company A, Vim
cennes.
Each regiment will have its regimental
band. The First Regiment Band comes
from Vincennes. the Second Regiment
Band from Bloomington and the Third
from South Bend. The entire procession
will be headed by platoon of police and
next will come Gen. w. j. Mckee and
staff. Following the infantry the artillery
battalion will have place in the line. The
battalion will be under the command of
Major A. b. Schanz. of Attica The
artillery battalion includes the batteries
from Ft Wayne. Attica and indianapolis
General McKee's National Guard stan is
composed of the following: Lieut.. Col F.
W. Frank Lieut.. Col William NJ. Wright.
Lieut.. Col John T. Barnett Mai. Harman
i. Hutson, Mai. William H. Kershner. Mai.
Newton w. Gilbert. Mai. Charles T. Mac
Intire. Mai. Frank E. Strouse Capt Car
roll b. Carr, First Lieut. Harry X Scott,
First Lieut. Charles Garrard, First Lieut..
W. A Kreber.
In addition TO the above Maj Charles
shaler, commander at the United States
arsenal. Col Charles Noble. of the United
States recruiting office at this point, Capt
w. E. English. Adjutant General James X.
Gore and Quartermaster General b. A
Richardson will serve on General McKee.s
stan.
The escort will be composed of two
divisions the military forces making III
the first division. All OF the civic orgsni
cations that take part will be in the SECOND
division. which will be in charge of Gen
James r. Carnahan
GENERAL CARNAHAN's STAFF.
The following staff has been selected by
General Carnahan: Capt. ]. NJ. Paver
Capt. w. 4. Haywood. Capt. w H. Arm
strong, Capt Harry S. New, Capt James
r. Henry. Surgeon John J. Kyle. Capt. J.
III. Porter. Capt. W. H. Shilling. Clin.
ton l.. Hare. Worth Merritt and FL
J. Robson. The stan will report to the
commander OF TIE division at Delaware
and Thirteenth streets at 10 a. m. mounted
and garbed in citizens clothes OF black.
The division VIII be made up In the fol
lowing order: State and county bar asso
Citations. Columbia Club Marion Club. So.
diers' and Sailors Orphans Home Band
Gand Army OF the Republic. survivors Of
the SEVENTEEN Indiana Regiment GENERA