The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-25
Representative Overstreet Will Pre-
side and Addresses VIII He De-
livered by Noted Men.
ARRANGEMENTS ALL COMPLETE
CEREMONY WILL BE PRECEDED BY
ELABORATE PARADE.
Vast Crowd VIII Witness Ceremony
II Weather Remains GOOd-De.
tails OF Programme.

The cornerstone CT the new federal build
ing will be laid this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock There will be a general holiday in
the city in honor of the event Prior to the
exercises at the building there will be a
street parade in which the military and
civic forces of the city will take part. The
exercises at the new building at Pennsyl-
vania and New York streets will begin
Immediately after the parade and will be in
charge of the Masonic order.
Secretary Hoover, of the Commercial
Club. was pusily engaged until late yes
terday afternoon, with his assistants,
loading" a large copper box which sat on
a stool in the middle of his office. The box
with its contents is to be placed in the cor
nerstone with appropriate ceremonies. The
contents as they were placed in the box
are as follows:
Picture of site, presented by the Indianap-
presented by the Commercial Club: picture
of First Presbyterian Church, presented
by the Commercial Club; picture of Plym-
outh Church. presented by E. z. Schroer:
picture of school No. 3, presented by Miss
Alice Cullen; report of the department of
Public Safety: report of the Commercial
Club; report of the Board of Trade; report
of the Indiana Democratic Club; report of
the Columbia Club: report of the Marion
Club; report of the society of the Sons
of the Revolution in Indiana: Claysonian-
Lincolnic memorial. by Oliver s. Clay his
of Masonry in indianapolis. by William E.
English; Knights of Pythias records, by
Frank Bowers; Indiana Masonic law. by
1s1S-issS, by fgnatius Brown; history of Mas
sonry in Indiana. by Daniel Mcdonald: the
Journal hand book; the Indianapolis Senti-
mel ALMANAC; rural free delivery in Indiana.
fofn
American National Capital National CO.
lumba National, Indiana National Mer-
chants National and Union National banks
and the Central Trust, the Indiana Trust.
the Marion Trust and the Security Trust
companies; the Indiana authors, presented
by the Indianapolis News; roster of Indian
apolis Medical Society; roster of the Medi-
Trade Journal; map of the city of Indian
apolis; Commercial Clubs invitation to
ceremony; Masonic invitation to ceremony;
Indianapolis News with account of fedora
building March q, 1903. Indianapolis Jour
nal with account of federal building March
81 1903; the Indianapolis News March %.
1903; the Indianapolis Journal March Is.
1908; the Indianapolis Sun March 25. 1903:
the German Telegraph March Is, 1903: q
copy of this list.
rangements yesterday final details were
discussed and the formation of the parade
was announced. James r. Carnahan will
Harry B. Smith, chief OF stan; George w
Powell, adjutant general: William r. En-
glish, r. M. Smock. Horace Mckay. w. +.
Hayward. John I. Barnett. John F. White.
Harold c. Megrew, Robert w. Mcbride.
Frank F. McCrea. w. F. Hayens E. j.
Shideler. Frank Staley, DR.. c. z. Wright.
Thomas A. winterrowd b. A Richardson
John NJ. Paver. jr.. DIR. Davis. Carroll B.
Carr. Harry E. Negey. DR.. F. C. Charlton.
DR. j. j. Kyle, Thomas A. Wynn. Guy A
Boyle, Z. c. Thompson, Hoyt Mccain.
CORTLAND Van Camp. ST., A. A. Womack'
Harry Sheets, Mortimer Levering, Frank
Martin. Charles r. Jones, Sol s. Kiser
Robert A. Brown. Daniel e. Storms, Joseph
p. Doyle.
One o'clock p N. Is announced as the