The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-17
WEARERS OF THE GREEN
TOOBSERVE IRISH HOLIDAY
Followers of St. Patrick Will Her
aid Celebration with Parade
and Festivities.
AIDS ARE ANNOUNCED
Grand Marshal Will Have Impos-
ing Staff for Procession on
Principal Streets.
AIDS ARE ANNOUNCE

Principal Streets.
Rain or shine. and it usually rains on
st. Patricks day. the Irishmen of this
city and Marion county are determined that
to-day's celebration shall be far ahead of
any like occasion ever celebrated in this
city. No Efforts have been spared by the
committee to assure its success.
At o'clock this morning high mass will
be celebrated at St Johns. At St Patrick S
high mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock
this morning and a special sermon will be
preached.
Nothing short of a storm will prevent
the annual parade at O'Clock in the
afternoon. Headed by platoon of police
under the command of Captain Martin Hy-
land. the parade will move promptly at
o'clock from Capitol avenue and Washing
ton street Grand Marshal Samuel Quinn
and his aids. P. H. McNelis and Peter
Delaney. with the staff officers. mounted,
will follow the police.
The line of march will be: West on
Washington to California, counter-marcn-
ing east on Washington to Capitol avenue;
south on Capitol avenue to Maryland; east
on Maryland to Illinois; north on Illinois
to Market; east on Market to Monument
place; (west side) around Monument place
to Meridian; south on Meridian least side)
TO Washington; east on Washington to New
Jersey, counter marching on Washington
west to Alabama; north on Alabama to
Market; west on Market to Tomlinson Hall.
FEDERATIONS IN PARADE.
There will be four division in the parade
each under the command of a marshal and
two aids. The First division will be COM
manded by John II. Mahoney, with John
Costello and Patrick Cahalane as aids.
Second division, marshal. John j. Black
well; aids, John Shea and John d. Brosnan.
Third division, jeremiah Shea and p. j.
OMahoney. Fourth division, marshal.
Martin c. Carr; aids. Thomas Fox and
Patrick Brodrick.
The following will act as aids to the
Flaherty, Thomas Finneran, Henry Long,
John McNelis and Dan Dugan.
The parade will move as follows:
Platoon of Police Cwenty-four men)-ln
command of Captain Hyland. Grand mar
shall. Samuel Quinn: aids, p. III. McNelis
and Peter Delaney and staff officers.
First Division-Marshall, John II. Ma
honey. and aids; Boys Brigade Band. Com
pany A, Boys Brigade, in command of
Captain p. j. Kelleher; Company b, Boys
Brigade. in command of Captain Patrick
command of Captain William Gibson; K.
+. NJ clergy and speakers In carriages.
Friendly Sons of ST Patrick in carriages.
knights of Columbus in carriages. Divi-
sion will form on southwest corner of Cap
itol avenue. head resting on Washington
street.
Second Division-Marshal, John J. Black
well, and aids: Myers's Military Band, Y.
NJ. 1. Councils-St. Patrick's Council No.
276; Webber's Council, No. 272; Wayne s
Council No 2SS; Shermans Council, No.
81 Council Division
will form on southeast corner of Capitol
avenue, head resting on Washington street.
Third Division-Marshall, Michael Casser-
ly, and. aids; Jonas's Union Band, A o. III.
county officers, Divisions 3. and 2, A. o.
H., Ladies Auxiliary. Division will form
on northwest corner of Capitol avenue
Fourth DivisiOn-Marshal, Martin G. Carr
and aids; Miller's City Band. a. o. II. Di-
visions 1. q, 8 and 4, citizens, carriages. Df-
vision will form on northeast corner OF
ton street.
GREEN TO BE CONSPICUOUS.
The grand marshal of the parade will
wear white sash with green rosette. the
first aid to the grand marshal will wear
a red sash with green body. and the second
aid will wear a blue sash with white body
Staff officers will wear green ribbons with
medallion, on which are the American and
Irish flags and the letters A. o. II. The
division marshals will wear green sashl
and their aids will wear blue sashs with q
red body
Grand Marshal Quinn last night an
nOunced his list of staff officers for the
parade follows:
Jeremiah Costello, N. Leo Costello, Pat.
rick Costello, John Rail. Daniel A. Sweeney
3. F. McGittigan. William Flynn. Hon
McGregor, Harry Wallace, Cy Clark
j. Harry O'Brien, Dave Curran, Hugh
MCGOWAN. Joseph MCGOWAN, James Nj
Jones. John Mahoney. Martin M. Hugg
Henry Nj. Span. A. c. Harris, Red. Win
ter James Renihan, Capt. f. + Hart, Capt
c. j. Murphy, William L. OConnor, Bern
ard O'Connor, Michael O'Connor. JohI
Carton. Fred Carbon, DIR. L. ]. Brennan
5. z. Sherman, L. Clancy, Daniel Bros
nan, John d. Brosnan. James Brosnan
Philip Kiley. P. w. Kennedy, James NJ
Joseph Greenan. Carl Sweeney, Clarenc,
Sweeney, John O'Connor, NJ. j. Ready
Charles Mcbride. w F. Kenney; Capt
Thomas Blackwell. John Blackwell, Mar
| tin McManus, John carroll. Corneliu:
Kelly. Charles A. Bookwalter, ]. p. Ma
honey, Thomas G.. Egan, j. II. Deery
James Mcbride, Otto De Luse. Franz
| Weber. Mr. Geisen. DR.. Carl G.. Winter
| p j. Flannery, John p. Frenzel. OttC
Frenzel, Maurice Donnelly,. Capt ]
Feeney. Maurice Reilly. H. S. Omer
w. ]. Bradley. Carl Hadich. NJ. ]
| Mann1X, Michael o Br1en, John APP
! pell. Patrick Conlon, NJ. C. Shea
| j. P. Mullaly. Michael Jefferson Mauric,
| O'Neill. Bart Mccarthy. Edwin Dwyer
! Thomas Wynn. Michael Clune, JOSEPH
! Schaff. Robert Madden, Thomas Harold
| John Finn. Charles McGroarty, John r
! Ward, Patrick J. Flanagan. Frank Kelly
/ r. r.. Shiel, ID. F. Allen, NJ. f. Carrick
| r. w. Mcbride Ray McMannis, Thoma
Lenighan. Logan Lenighan. Joseph Car
| son. T. C. Clune. Earl Brennan Dohert,
/ Sherrin. Ralph Kimble Frank O'Donnell
] Terrey ODonnell, John Mahoney, Jane
! Sheridan. Bernard Sheridan, John Bonner
| Charles Hackney William Ryan, Franl
| Hackett, Peter Mcbride, Sam Reid Rober
| Reid. James Cunning. Charles Dickey. Johl
| Taylor. Ed Griffin. Mike Reddington
j. y. Duncan, James O'Brien, Henri,
| Green, Thomas ]. Quinn. William j
| Quinn. Samuel Miller James Patterson
! John Koptman, John Moore, DR.. Richar,
/ Tuck. Patrick Malon, John Carton. DR.
| c. Sorenson. DR.. c. Palmer DIR. p e
! Quinn. Harry Welsh. Francis Quinn VIII
liam Egleson. John III. Carroll John Nc
| Connell.
MAYOR AT MASS MEETING.
Immediately after the parade this after
noon a mass meeting will be held at Tom
linson Hall. Mayor Hoffman will presid
and John w. Kern and the Rev. j. ]. Wad
| will deliver addresses A musical MO