The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-30
DEDICATION OF MONUMENT
HANDSOME INVITATIONS SENT OUT
BY GOVERNOR DURBIN.
The Official Prog ramme of the Days
Exercises-PersOnneI of Com
mittees in Charge.

/ yesterday Gov. winfield I. Durbln chalr-
man Of the invitation committee for the
dedication of the Indiana soldiers and
sailors monument, on Thursday, May 10,
sent out hundreds of invitations to the
| great event. The printed invitations are
very handsome. The official programme for
the dedication is as follows:
10 O'clock A NJ
Call TO order-Governor Durbin.
Invocauon-Past Chaplain-in-chief Rev.
/ d. r. Lucas.
Address by the presiding oficer-Maj.
/ Gen. Lew Wallace.
Music.
Presentation of monument to State by
board of control represented by Maj. Gus
/ tavus V. Menzies
! Acceptance of the monument by the
| WINFIELD T. Durbin.
! Dedicatory ritualistc service-G. A. r.
| Department of Indiana.
| Music.
Oration-Gen. John W. Foster.
Music.
Poem-James whitcomb Riley
enediction-Department Chaplain G. A.
r.
1870 p. information of parade to be re-
viewed on north side of monument. Gen.
James r. Carnahan, chief marshal.
! 0:3O p. m.-NeSper service at monument
by. veterans exclusively. Address by Gen.
Eli Torrance, commander-in-chief, Grand
Army of the Republic
/ s D. m.-Patriotic meetings at Tomlinson
| Hall and EngliShs Opera House.
| The committees are as follows
Executive-Winfield T. Durbin, chairman;
| Henry Z. Adams, vice chairman; A. ..
| Marsh, John j. Appel, William p. Heron,
William q. English, S. p. Gillett, II. A.
Committee on nvitations-Governor Dur
| bin, chairman; G. A. Bookwalter, Indianap-
! oils; T.. B. Martindale, Indianapolis: Col
! William +. Mclean, Terre Haute; Maj ].
ertson, Fort Wayne; Col. c. E. Bryant
| Huntington; Hon. j. d. Parvin, Evansville;
Col. c: b. Oakley, Fort Wayne; Col. Will
liam n. Cockrum. Oakland City; Col John
G. Clarke, Frankfort Col Ed. H. Wolfe
| Rushvile; Capt. f. +. BOltz, Bluffton
Col j; S. Dodge, Elkhart; Hon f. S. Hol-
| iday, Brazil A. l.. Kumler, Lafayette; Will
liam X. McKeen. Terre Haute; Col. A. d.
! Van Osdol Madison; Ed. r. Jernegan
| Mishawaka; Jesse j. Brown. New Albany;
| Newton w. Gilbert Angola: Thomas Tag
CART. Indianapolis; Frank B. Burke In
dianapolis; Mai George w Steele. Marion
Gen. Lew Wallace. Charlottesville; Hon.
Riggin, Attica; Col l. c. b. Suman, Valpa-
raise: +. F. Malloy. Laporte; Capt. A. Orth
| Benin, Lafayette; Capt. w. r. McMahan,
Huntingburg; Gen. w. A. Wainwright. No
Maj: ]. r. Cravens. Versailles; Gen: Thos.
]. Lucas, Lawrenceburg; Maj John W.
Ross Connersyille; Maj George W. Grubbs.
| Muncie; Maj. J. b. Homan, Danville; DR..
B. II. Perez, Anderson.
Committee on Reception-AdmiraI George
| Brown. Gen. r. S. Foster, Capt. William
+. English, Col. Eli F. Ritter, Samuel Z.
Morss. Maj. Moses G. McLain, Maj. Charles
Lieut.. Frank S. Clarke. Charles r. Will
liams. Indianapolis; Maj. G. w. Krieten-
stein, Terre Haute; Hugh ]. MCGOWAN.
Adjt. r. NJ. Smock, Capt Harry s. New,
Col. V. NJ. Backus. George G. Tanner, F. j.
Scholz. ]. E. McGettigan, John ]. Appel.
John S. Lazarus, Albert Lieber, d. NJ. Par
ry, Charles Mcguire, Indianapolis; Maj. G.
V. Menzes, Mount Vernon: Allen collars.
| Fort Wayne; William T. Zenor. Corydon;
Gen. John COburn. Hon. John V. Hadley,
Gen. John P. Hawkins. Capt. Thomas Mad
strong Capt. w. II. Hart, Capt. ]. l..
| Bieler. Col. Oran Perry, Col. /. n. Walker,
o. \; Frenzel, samuel III. Fletcher, Smiley
y. Chambers. Fred l. Purdy, Maj. Hervey
Bates, John w. Kern H. II. Hanna, V. T.
Malott. A. A: McI<ain. ]. K. Lilly. II. p.
WATSON. Fred L. Mayer. NJ. b. Wilson, j.
A. Lemcke, Robert s. Sinclair, Indianapolis:
| Col. ID. a. Coulter. Frankfort: Francis NJ.
Griffith. Vevay; Robert w. Miers, Bloom
/ ington
Finance Committee-John ]. Appel, chair
man; J. r. McGettigan. secretary; NJ b.
| Wilson, treasurer; II. p. WATSON, George
w. Bliss. Joseph A. Rink John II. Holiday,
ma, +. b. Martindale. F. NJ. Ayers, Adolf
Schleicher. S j. Fletcher, Ferd l.. Mayer.
William H Coburn. v. T. Malott. George
=. j. Freaney. Theodore Stein o. n Fren-
zei. John B. Cockrum. George F. Kirkhoff.
Bement Lyman. William e English, Chas.
F. Piel James f. Roberts Henry Kahn,
j. A. Lemcke, George A Gay Harold b.
Hibben. Burton ~. PARROT, w. e. Steven
son, Joseph T. Elliott, I, S. Gordon, F. d.
Stalnaker, Robert r. Spring5teen, John
Perrin, James T. Layman. John c. Dean.
A. c. Daily, Frank McCrea. Edgar F.
Evans, b. A. Richardson. Charles f. CONN.
Hervey Bates, jr., Henry Rauh, d. NJ. Par
~. T. =. Laycock Joseph X. Lilly. j. V.
| DitJemOre, w. A. Mooney, j. S. Holiday,
John ]. Reilly, Horace f. Haynes, Carey
Committee on Parade-Gen George F.
McGinnis. Indianapolis; Gen. VIII j. Nc
Kee, Indianapolis; Capt. II. 9. New. In
Capt. Edwin Nicar South Bend; j. r. Car
nahan, Indianapolis: Col. H. B. Smith, In
dianapolis; Capt. ]. c. LAWYER, Salem; Capt.
J. w Headington. Portland.
Committee on Transfer of Flags-Col. 1.
n. Walker, chairman; Col. Oran Perry.
| Ajdt r. NJ. Smock.
Committee on Public Order-Charles A.
Bookwalter, chairman.
Committee Music-Ferd L. Mayer,
chairman.
Committee on Order of Exercises-Judge
a. O. Marsh. Judge w. d. Comstock. Capt.
Milton Garrigus Gen. William a. Ketcham,
Col Il. A. Smith. Hon. Charles r. Williams.
Committee on Souvenir Badges and Print
ing-Col. Oran Perry. Samuel E. Morss,
Col Charles f. Wilson, John r. Wilson.
Evans Woollen.
Committee on Public Health and Com
fort-Dr. J. L. Thompson, DIR. r. +. Stone,
DR. j. F. Kyle. DR. Fred r. Charlton. DR.
Samuel III. Moore. Dr. r. w Garstang, DIR.
J. a. Comingor, Dr. o. S. Runnels. Dr. l..
y. Waterman. DR.. Homer L. Jones. DIR.
Henry jameson.
Transportation Committee-Capt. S. r.
Sweet. l.. T.. q W.. j. 5. Lazarus, L., ID. &
W; II. NJ. Bronson, Big Four; w. W. Rich
ardson Pennsylvania; Henry G.. Stiles c.
II. * D.; A. y. Zion, Union Railway.
Committee on MISUNDERSTANDING Ber-
termann. chairman; Bement Lyman, Ru-
! dOlph SchwarZ Carl Clrich.
Committee on Fireworks-Capt. ]. L.
Bieler, chairman; Robert Kipp. Fred
Francke, Louis MUIR, Louis G.. Ruth.
ENTERTAINMENT OF SOLDIERS.