The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-23
The Presiding Oicer Will BE sena-
tor Fairbanks, and He and Others
VIII Talk Briefly.
MR.. ovERsTREETs MEETING
HE ADDRESSES GOOD CROWD AT
o. p. MORTON CLUB.
David e. sherrick Talk. of HIS Cam
paigning Tour--Political News
of Interest.
Senator Hanna's Itinerary.

To-Day
Leave Cincinnati ! a. m, via Louisyille
& Nashville and Louisville. Henderson 81
st. Louis.
Arrive Evansville $50 a. m.
Leave Evansville 10 a. m. via Evansville
& Terre Haute.
Arrive Princeton 1880 a. m.
Leave Princeton 11:05 a. m.
Arrive Vincennes 1155 a m
Leave Vincennes 1910 noon. via Baltimore
& Ohio Southwestern.
Arrive Washington 1850 D. m.
Leave Washington los p. m. via Evans
vile & Indianapolis.
Arrive Elnora 1: :45 p. m.
Leave Elnora 1:55 p. m. via Southern In
diana.
Arrive Linton 2:2o p. m.
Leave Linton 2:30 p. m.
Arrive Terre Haute $40 p. m.
Leave Terre Haute 4:10 p. m. via YAM
dalia.
Arrive Brazil 4:40 p. m.
Leave Brazil Ass p. m.
Arrive Greencastle $50 p. m.
Leave Greencastle $50 p. m.
Arrive Indianapolis $40 p. m.
-To-Morrow.-
Leave Indianapolis $50 a. m. via Cleve-
land, Cincinnati. Chicago & ST. Louis.
Arrive Anderson 10:45 a. m.
Leave Anderson 1l:i5 a. m.
Arrive Muncie 11:45 a. m.
Leave Muncie 12:15 noon, via Lake Erie d
Western.
Arrive Portland lis p. m.
Leave Portland las y. m.
Arrive Redkey 2:O7 p. m.
Leave Redkey 2:14 p: M via Pittsburs.
Cincinnati Chicago a. ST. Louis.
Arrive Hartford City 2:40 p m.
Leave Hartford City 2:50 p. m.
Arrive Marion $40 D. m.
Leave Marion $3.50 p. m. .s----.----
Arrive Logansport $40 p. m.
Leave Logansport SIS p. m, via Van
dalia.
Arrive South Bend 7:25 p. m.
Although it had not been planned by the
committee in charge Of Senator Hanna's
meeting to have anything like a great
street demonstration in this city. IL Is
probable that the escort which will accom-
pany the senator 10 Tomlinson Hall will
be a parade of no mean size. The Marion
Club will turn out in even larger num-
bers than on the night of the Shaw meet
ing, and the same may be said Of the CO.
lumbia Club division of the escort. num-
Der of other Republican organizations are
anxious to form part of the escort and
altogether II will be of impressive size.
Senator Hanna and his party will be met
at the Union Station at $40 o'clock to-
night by a committee OF 100 business men.
The personnel of the committee which has
been appointed to meet at the Marion Club
at 5:45 p. m. to-day to march to the depot
Jesse Overstreet. chairman: Samuel
B. Sweet. Harry s. New. Leopold
Levy, Charles F. Remy. Justus c. Adams.
William X. Bellis Henry w. Bennett.
Frank H. Blackledge. I. 8. Gordon. George
A. Gay. II. 7. Hearsey. Charles n. Thomp-
son, Henry c. Petit, j. b. Healing A. A.
Young. OttS Keller. c. A. Kenyon. ]. A.
Matthews. Thomas r. shipp. A. c. Koehne.
child. j. c. Ruckelshaus. George b. FL
lott. ii. B. Gates. c. N. Elliott. Charles L.
Farrell. John b. Dittemore. A. w. Hatch.
Charles F. Coffin. John V. Hadley. Thomas
]. Carter. E. H. Burford, Fred c. Gardner.
James w. Fesler, Charles s. wiltsie,
Charles Martindale Ray Van Camp. George
w. Bliss. Charles A Bookwalter. w. III.
Whitaker. Harry Z. Negiey. w. r. Brown,
Albert w Wishard, Horace E. Smith. Lew
is G.. Akin. Henry Clay Allen. George II.
Bachelor, Linton A. Cox. l.. w. Cooper.
William Bosson, A. NJ. Glossbrenner, r.
w. Garstang. Chalmers Brown. l.. b. Ew-
bank, o. p. Ensley, w. A: Bogardus. Caleb
S. Denny. Charles L. Coffin. Clemens von-
negut. jr., l.. K. Bateman. j. II. Grail,
Charles p. Benedict. Charles f. Dawson.
bert E. Uhl. Frank ]. Richman. Alonzo
Boyd. DR.. A. w. Brayton, c. o. Roemler.
Thomas p. shufelton. Floyd A. Woods. s.
whitcomb. Herman b. sayies. Merle n. A.
Walker, Frank j. Carlin. John S. Weaver.
r. o. Hawkins, Dr. Franklin w. Hays.
F; E. Matson, D; II; Jackson. James l.
iette. J. NJ. Leathers. o. B. Henderson, L.
p. Mccormick. Clinton l.: Hare. Albert
eabb w wi,!s% NsaI. e GeorTs Reas1n. F HSIl ESn.
oran n Muir. John L. Ketcham, sr.. Louis
Newberger. n. E: Jobes. r A Joss. James
N. Ogden C c; Perry: M; 7; Levey. II L
wynne, James w. Noel. T. E. Potter. sr..
+. L. Littleton. c. F. Wilson. ]. @. Kirk
wood. ]. b. Nelson. U. z. Wiley, Perry ID.
Elam. F. J. scholz. Hoyt n. Mcclain. c. c.
/ Hadley, John T. Martindale. ~. ]. Nc
,iure. Robert Metzger. Homer l. Jones.
/ niger. III. II. Lee. jr.. III. b. Stout. ]. w.
/ Lilly. William Scheigert. Robert II. Bry-
son, J. A Minturn. F. r. Carleton, f. ID.
tosh. Merrill Moores. V. G. Ciifrord. John
B. Cockrum. J. r. Morgan. Crate ID. Bow
en-. William p. Herod. Foster c. Shirley.
| Logan c. Scholl. Harry M. Wright ". w
Thornton and J. A Sweeney
ARRIVAL OF TRAIN.
When Senator Hanna's train. on which
will be Senator Fairbanks. Senator Bever-
idge. Representatives Lands. Watson.
Brick and others. pulls into the Union Sta
ton. at $40 o'clock tonight. Il will be met
by this committee. In carriages the party
will proceed up Illinois street. preceded by
the Indianapolis Military Band. turning
east on Market street 10 Monument place.
At Monument place the escort will disband
/ and Senator Fairbanks will drive Senator
/ Hanna TO his home for dinner. number
/ of friends OF the two gentlemen will probs-
bly, be invited 20 meet Senator Hanna az
dinner.
4 After the dinner Senator Fairbanks and
Senator Hanna will be met az Illinois and
Michigan streets by the marching oreani-
cations. the Indianapolis Military Band and