St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
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SECOND DIVISION.
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SECOND DIVISION.
s. P. Plummer National Drum Corps.
Aides j. K. Mertz and Robert Branton.
Lewis Marsh, Chairman General Committee:
Orator OF the Day, Chaplain and Mayor of
the City in Carriages.
Company G, Third Regiment, N. G. s. NJ,
Capt. A. ]. Creigh Commanding Com
pany.
Geo. N. Morgan Post, f. A. Fletcher S. V
Commander.
]. P. Plummer Post. l. G. Body. Com
mander.
c. G. Washburn Post, H. Fl. Phillips, A. S.
Commander.
Levi Butler Post P. II. Mayhem, Commander
John.A. Rawlins Post. Ell Torrance, Com
mander.
mander.
Jacob Schaefer Post, Nicholas Bretz, Com
James Bryant Post B. NJ. Hicks, Com
mander.
William Downs Post C. q. Taylor, Com
mander.
oliver P. Morton Post w. Lee Moore. s. V.
Commander.
William Noble Post, C. F. Fassett Com
mander.
Battalion from Soldiers Home, Capt. Nc
MILAN.
THIRD DIVISION.
W. P. Chase Drum Corps.
Assistant Marshal A. W. Hawkins.
Aides, I. W. Rawlson, Assistant Inspector
General S. of ", and r. A. Plummer.
Camp 4, Sons of Veterans.
Camp 5, Sons of Veterans.
Camp 8, Sons of Veterans.
Hibernian Rifles.
Swedish Guards.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Plates Band.
Assistant Marshal, Robert Jam1son.
Flambeau Club.
Citizens in line.
FIFTH DIVISION.
George N Morgan Drum Corps.
Assistant Marshal, William L,itz.
Aides, j. W. George and II. Ryan.
Battalion of LIST Regiment U. R. K. of P,
Lieut. Col Mcintyre.
Nora Lodge, No. 33, K. or P.
Patriarchs Militant
City Fire Department.
Councils Royal Arcanum.
Patriotic Order s. of V.
Mail Carriers.
Catholic Societies.
Past COmmander-in-Chief G. A. t., Judge
Rea.
Past Adiutant General G. A. r., Judge Fish.
SIXTH DIVISION.
North Side Band.
Assistant Marshal DR.. j. +. Force.
Aides G. S. Mcdonald and W. II. Dow.
Companies A, and @, University cadets,
Lieut. Glenn, q. 5. A.
Students from State University.
Students from High School
Students from Public Schools.
City council ana CITY ana county Oulcers Ill
Carriages.
1t is very earnestly urged by the gen.
eral committee that all stores and places
of business be closed from II O'Clock to
5 OH Memorial day. A place has been
made in the procession for division of
citizens under command of Assistant
Robert JamiSon. A very cordial invita-
ton is extended to the citizens of the
CITY not connected with other OrganiZa-
tons participating in the parade to
report to the assistant marshal
and join the procession. This is
an innovation in the customs OF
Memorial day. We are now a
quarter of century from the close of
the war. Every year there are more
graves to decorate and fewer men to do
the work. AS the years go by the num-
bers of the Grand Army will rapidly de-
crease. There is no better time than
the present for citizens, and especially
for young men to begin to take part IN
these ceremonies of Memorial day In
honor of the dead who died In the de-
Tense of their country.
1t has also been planned to have d1vl-
sion composed exclusively OF unIver-
Sity students and male students from
the high schools, private schools in the
city and the advanced grades OF our
public schools. A most hearty invita-
ton is extended to the young gentlemen
of the state university and the other
schools named to report to DR.. j. f.
Force, assistant marshal in charge of
this division and help swell the number
of those who take pride in keeping the
spirit of this day.
All organizations to which no invita-
lions have been sent, through inadver-
tence, are earnestly invited to report to
the chief marshal and be assigned to
place In the line. All flags throughout
the city will be displayed at half mast.