Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30


After all the great events Of the carnival
period the electrical pageant OF Thursday
night and the grand ball at the den OF King
Ak-Sar-B Ben Friday night doubtless will be
favored with pleasant weather, according
to the prophet, and this will compensate in
part at least for the rain OF yesterday.
Every preparation has been made to insure
the success OF both these gala functions and
there is no reason to believe they will not
come up to the full standard set for them.
Rain yesterday checked the influx OF Wis
itors TO Omaha and deferred the festivities
OF King Ak-Sar- Ben, but failed to destroy
enthusiasm in the royal carnival Even in
| the downpour the midway was visited by
many throughout the day. Hundreds OF
strangers who had come to the city in
quest of pleasure employed the day with
profit transacting business and as a result
! the large wholesale and retail stores end
| many of the small ones were jammed from
| morning till night. Omahans and their
guests will be grateful to learn what the
weather man has TO impart to them. He
brings the glad tidings that the rain will
cease, the clouds disappear and the sun
shine. Fair and warmer" are his words,
| and to give his message further weight he
says slight zephyrs will come from the
northeast. This will be doubly assuring.
| next dig event Oh tne festival COMES
Wednesday afternoon. wLen the military
and fraternal parade will move. This will
start promptly at 2;sO p. m. and the limo
OF march will be: On South Sixteenth
from Nicholas to Leavenworth, counter
march on Sixteenth to Douglas, on Douglas
to Tenth, on Tenth to Farnam, on Farnam
to Nineteenth. on Nineteenth to Harney.
on Harney 10 Fifteenth. on Fifteenth to
Capitol avenue. The order Of the process
sion will be as follows:
First Division.
Marshal, Colonel Frank z. Moores;
Aides, Colonel James G. Martin and Colonel
| Elmer r. Bryson.
Platoon OF Police.
Band.
Omaha Guards.
Thurston Rifles.
Millard Rifles.
| Band.
| Dodge Light Guards.
| Omaha High School Cadets.
| Council BLUFFS High School Cadets.
Second Division.
Assistant Marshal. Beech Taylor.
| Aides, Andrew Gray and Joseph Kasper.
Band.
| Elks Float.
Knights Of the Golden Eagle Red Cross
Scottish Clans, Clan Gordon No. S.
| Band.
Bohf%Ian S0ssn,TT THrHsTs TyCs No; / Float
Third Division.
Assistant Marshal, Colonel John w.
Nichols.
Aides, Lieutenant Colonel Louis Heimrod
and Phil Mueller.
Woodmen of the World Band.
Independent order OF odd Fellows.
Woodmen of the World, Alpha Camp No.
l and Seymour Camp No. 81.
Woodmen Circle Float
Fourth Division.
Assistant Marshal, C. H. T. Rispen.
Aides, w. III. Sanders and ]. c. Dauble.
| Band.
Ancient Order of United workmen.
| Lodge No. IL.
| Lodge No. 49,
Lodge No. &C.
Lodge No. 9S
Lodge No 159,
kodse I.odse NO No. a5S a5S,
Lodge No 1922.
| Float.
Ladies of the Maccabees, Hive No. p.
Modern woodmen Of Americas
| Ofhcers in Carriages,
URifoTm Uniform Team, Team, SsmPP SesmP Ne. Nc 5sS 5
Unform Tnform Team, Team Camp Camp No. Ne. 1884, 1884,
Uniform Team, Camp No. 2722,
Uniform Team, Camp No. 4Tu,
Uniform Team Camp No: b12S.
Sons and Daughters Of Protection Float
Fifth Division.
Assistant Marshal. Dr. H. L. Ramacelotti
Band.
knights of Ak-Sar-Ben Float
Many OF the visitors we're in the jobbins
district yesterday and by 9 o'clock the
houses we're hlled with buyers. particularly
those in dry goods and boots and shoes