The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-29

command Oh the NTH ulNlSlou, u OC SOht
posed OF all uniformed orders and civic
societies participating.
Capt. William T.. Shilling Is assigned to
the command of the sixth division. 10 De
composed OF the carriages carrying the
orator of the day, Leo Rassieur. com
mander-in-chief G.. A. r., Governor VIM
field 7. Durbin, Gen. irwin Kopoins; Gna r.
Meserve. invited guests. distinguished SOL
diers, disabled comrades, judges or the
United States and State courts, mayor ana
city officers and Common Council, and vans
bearing school children with Movers ana
committee OF ladies of the w. r. c. In
charge of same.
The column will form at l p. m. as here
In directed:
Detachment of City Police.
Band.
Chief Marshal and STAFF.
On Meridian street. right resting on YER
mont. extending north.
First Division
Col. II. b. Smith, commanding. Staff-
Mai. Fred A. Charlton. DR.. Homer l.. Jones,
Capt. NJ. l. Hopkins. Capt. IL. b. Mahin'
on Meridian street. right resting on
Michigan, extending north in the following
First Battalion. Second Regiment. j. n. c..
Mai. II. T. Condo, commanding.
Battery A. Of the Artillery Battalion, Capt.
Harry A. Gallon. commanding.
William Z. English Zouaves. Capt. Jacob
Fox. commanding.
United Boys Brigade Of America.
High School Cadets.
knights of Father Mathew.
The Boys Brigade OF the knights or
Father Mathew.
Band.
Second Division
Form on Vermont street, south side.
right resting on Meridian, extending east:
Cant. i. L. Ketcham. commanding. Staff
H.. C. Adams. Henderson Brown, Robert
Armstrong. Ira Hinchman, George w.
Weir. w. II. Calvert. B. NJ: Spinner; Henry
c.. Smith and A Hobbs. This division Will
consist of:
Geo. II. Thomas Post. No. II. G.. A. r..
Martin r. Delaney Post, No. 20. G.. Ar
Jno. F. Ruckle Post, No. 165, G. A. r.
Geo. II. Chapman Post, No. 209. G.. A. r.
Jos. r. Gordon Post. No. PSI, G. A. r..
Maj. Robt. Anderson Post. No. 1863, q. A: II.
Phil II. Sheridan Post, No. $50, G. A. r.
Alvin p. Hovey Post. No. $50. g.. a. A.
Camp No. so, Union Veteran Legion.
German Veterans Association.
All Other ex-Soldiers of the Mexican and
Civil Wars.
Third Division
Col. VIM. Z. English. commanding; Lieut..
Harmon b. Hutson, adjutant; Col. John L.
Barnett, Capt. Frank McCrea. Capt.
Homer L. Jones, Capt. Doke, Lieut.. Guy
b. Boyle, Lieut.. Charles S. Tarleton. Lieut..
Charles A. Gerard, Lieut.. Ray Van Camp.
Lieut.. r. q. Garstang. Lieut.. ;. NJ. Comp
ton. .
This division will consist OF John S. Poland
Camp. No. Z. Spanish-American
War Veterans.
Frank S. Clark Camp. No. 26. Spanish
American War Veterans.
All other Spanish and Philippine War
Veterans.
Fourth Division
Col. James w. Noel commanding with
staff. VIII form on Vermont street, north
side. the right formed on left of third di-
vision, extending east as follows:
John +. Ruckle Camp. No. 336. Sons OF
Veterans.
Ben. Harrison Camp. No. s5s: Sons of
Veterans and all other Sons of Veterans.
Fifth Division
Capt. F.. S. Clark, commanding: Col.
Charles j. Buchanan. chief of staff; Capt.
John A. Johnson, Capt. Harry a. Richard
son. Lieut.. c.. w. Cochran, George r. Col
ter. H. E. Negley. Henry Layman. John
La~yendecker.
This division will form on Vermont
street. south side, right resting on Mer:-
dian. extending west as follows:
First Regiment, u. K. OF X. Z.
All uniformed ranks of odd Fellows.
All uniformed ranks OF Red Men.
The Patriotic order. of the Sons of
America.
United Ancient order of Druids.
Sixth Division
Capt. William f. Shilling commanding.
Capt. c. b. Carr. Adjutant, c. s. Beeler,
q. A. Boyle, Joseph c; Harder, 70. J. Robi-
son, Cass Conoway, II: B.. Milligan; Col.
Stone. will form on New York street, right
resting on Meridian, extending east. The
commander and staff officers of this divi-
sion will assemble on the Circle in front
OF the Hotel English, where the invited
guests will be provided with seats In car
riages. and transportation will also be in
waiting for the children. Captain Shilling
requests that the officers of his staff report
mounted i'm citizens dress.
The column will move promptly at 100
In the order named at the sound Of the
signal gun. which Will be fired by the Ger
man Veteran Artillery from the courthouse
square. Organizations not In place at that
time will lose their positions IN line and
The line OF march will be south on Me-
r;dian street. passing the soldiers and sail
ors' monument on the west side to Wash
sngton street, east on the north side OF
Washington street 10 Delaware street.
countermarch west on the south side OF
Washington street to Meridian street, south
on the west side OF Meridian street 10
Georgia street, thence by electric cars 70
Crown Hill Cemetery.
on arrival at Crown Hill Cemetery the
column will again be formed in the same
order and will march from the east en-
trance to the soldiers plat. On arriving
at the soldiers plat the first division will
form a square around the plat and stack
arms. the second division will form in front
OF the speakers stand in column OF posts
and camps: the third and fourth divisions
will form on the right OF the speakers
stand i'm column of organizations, and the
exercises OF the day will be heard.
The school children bearing the flowers
will be formed under the committee haV-
ing them i'm charge on the north line of the
soldiers plat, and the Indianapolis High
School Cadets will form Immediately in
their rear.
At the close of the services and Grafton
at the speakers stand the first division
will take arms and stand al parade rest
during the decoration services me second.
taird and fourth divisions will take posi-
tons on the north line of the soldiers plat.
10 the right and left of the Flagstaff. AT
the close OF the decoration services the
salute will be fired. taps sounded and order
&c dismiss the parade Will be given.
All members OF staff. either OF chief mar
shal or division commanders, except or
the sixth division. will report on foot In
undress uniform of the organization OF
which they are members. Members OF the