St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-15
FUR TURNER BEREIT.
The Great funniest to Be In
augurdted in the City
Friday.
Officers Of the KreiS and Mem
berS Of the Festival
Board.
The Parade and Line Of March
for Saturdays Cele-
bratiOn.
DR.. Hills Wholesome Advice
DR.. Hills Wholesome Advice
to the Graduates OF
Manchester.

The arran gements for the great turn
fest, TO be inaugurated Friday, are al
most completed. The greatest interest
has been aroused among the citizens OF
the safe, and it is computed fully $4,000
people will visit the city between Fri
day and the following Tuesday. The
KreisfeSt is arranged by the officers CT
the kreiS and festival board, the mem-
bers of which being members OF Turn
verein Germania and other well-known
citizens. The officers of the KreiS are !:
Louis Stern, first speaker; Ernst Albrecht,
second speaker; Karl Albrecht, recording sec
Rotary; Paul Gerisch, corresponding secre-
tary; William Bickel, financial secretary; c.
Jul. Hermann. turnwaTt; Max Toltz NJ f
Propping, Robert Woelffer, committee for
mental culture.
The festival board consists of the fol-
lowing gentlemen.
Albert Scheffer-Presideut.
P. j. Giesen-Vice President
Charles Matheis-Financial Secretary.
William Bickel-Treasurer.
Chr. notwithstanding Secretary.
Gustav a. Mussgang-Correspond Sec
retary.
Col. A. X. Kiefer-Chief Marshal.
Financial Albert Scheffer, chairman
Matthias Holl, Bernhard Kuhl, William
Bickel. Ernst Albrecht Maurice Auerbach,
Col. Bobleter, Col. A. il. Kiefer, A. H. Lin
deke, Gustav Heinemann, Emil Geist, P. j.
Giesen, Chas ii. Lienau, b. Simon, j. II.
Ives.
TRANSFORMATIONS Gustav A.Mussgang, chair
man; Matthias Holl, William Bickel, Nj. F.
Propping.
Technical Arrangements-C. Jul. Herr
mann, chairman; Paul Gerisch, Ed Meile
HERMANN Schlichting, William Beinhorn,
Hugo Cornelius, Hugo Rehteld, Robert
Wolffer, Arthur Gerlach.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Toltz. chairman; G.
Bohen, Charles Matheis, William TheobaId
William Thauwald, II. Czeikowitz, B. Simon,
j. Quincy Haas, Hermann Schlichting, Louis
Amort, Dan Aberle, f. r. Well, William
Platte.
Press and Printing Committee = Louis
Stern, chairman; Paul Gerisch, f. Yaeger,
P, j. Giesen.
Decorations-Adolph Rank, chairman;
Charles Matheis, John c. Fleischer, Fred j.
Romer, Emil Ulrici, William Dietz, Robert
Wolffer, Henry. Buyer, Robert Seng, Fred
Sanders, Wilhelm Schafer E. Monfort.
Programme-C. j. Hermann, chairman :;
Louis stern, John j. Penner, NJ. F. Prop
ping, Otto X. Sauer.
BIusic-P. j. Giesen. chairman; George
Selbert, William Manner, Frank Dauz Dr..
Arthur Heckler,
Reception-Ernst Albrecht, chairman:
John c. Fleischer. A. H. Lindeke, Henry
Nellie, NJ. F. Propping, Robert Wolffer, Ar
thur Heckler, Louis Stern, Col. A. r. Kiefer
Paul Gerisch. Louis Amort, Gerhard Will
rLch Reinhard Stiefel, Henry Buyer, Henry
Orlemann, William Hamm, Phi. Sittmann,
Franz Werner, NJ. A Larson, Gustav Mella,
Louis Rank, r. Nellie.
The Great Parade.
The parade taking place Saturday
will form at Turner hall, Franklin
street, corner Sixth, and the surround
ing streets. Falling in line at 2:45 p.
M, sharp. start at p. M, sharp. The
line of march will be:
On Sixth west to Fourth on Fourth to
Seven Corners, from Seven Corners to Third
from Third to Market, from Market to Fifth,
from Fifth to Washington, from Washington
to Fourth and Rice park.
The column will be batted at Rice
park to be addressed by the
governor of the state, the mayor
of the city and Albert Scneffer,
After the addresses the march will be
resumed:
Fourth to Washington, On Washington to
Third, down on Third to Sibley, from Sibley
to Sixth, on Sixth to Turner hall.
At Turner hall all but active members
will be disbanded. These will counter
march to the depot, from where spe-
cial train will bring them to their night
quarters on the fair grounds.
The order of march has already been
agreed upon, so far as the Turner socie-
ties are concerned. 1t is as follows:
Detachment of Mounted Police
Seibert's Orchestra.
American Flag With a Guard of Honor of
Twelve Active Turner's.
Chief Marshal Col. A. r. Kiefer and Assist
ants.
All the Active Turner's in Their Gymnastic
Array.
Band
Teachers of Turn Societies.
Orators OF the Day in Carriages.
Passive Turner's
Invited Guests in Carriages.
The order of march of the following
societies which take part in the parade
will be made known in few days:
Herman's Sons-Washington Lokge No. /,
Lodge No. y, Germania Lodge No. 3 Hum
boldt Lodge No 4, Harmonic Lodge No. IL
Minneapolis Lodge No. II, Lodge No. 16
Humboldt Lodge No. 10, Garfield Lodge No.
=, Steu6en Lodge No. %, Lodge No. "a,
Kaiser Wilhelm Lodge No. q, Lodge
No. 80 and Cleveland Lodge Lo "a.
Druids-Minnesota Hahn No. /, Schiller
Hahn No. 3.
odd Felows-odd Fellows lodge. Ger
mania Lodge No. 49, Odd Fellows No. 161.
A. o. u. W.-Concordia lodge, Minneap D.
Lodge No. 5, ST. Paul; cigarmakers' union,
bakers union.
Singing Societies-Maennegcho Saltwater;
East Minneapolis Maennerchor Arbeiter-
Lledertafel. minneapolis; Concordia, Ari0n
and Social Maennerchor of St. Paul.
Other Socleties-Agricultural society, Krie-
ger verein, West Side Unterstuetzungs Yereln.
Luxemburger, Badenser, Bavarian Ludwig
Verein, Bavarian Luitpold verein, Teutonia
ID. u. v, ). =. :. yereiI (Bohemian) Swiss
Society of Minneapolis.