Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-26
SILENT SOLDIERS.
Aonoring the Memory Of the
Nations Heroes.
PLANS LAID FOR MEMORIAL DAY.


in Rock Island next Wednesday, has
its work. and the plan
outlined will be as follows:
Tho Procession.
The procession will form on Twen-
tieth street. right resting on Seventh
avenue; march north on Twentieth
street to Second avenue; thence west
to Fourteenth street; thence south to
Third avenue; thence east to court
house, where the head of the column
will halt and allow the veteran or
CARNATIONS, which will be in the rear,
to pass by. The procession will start
promptly at IL o'clock.
The chief marsh al and aids will he
at the corner Of Twentieth street and
Seventh avenue at 9 o'clock. for the
purpose of placing the participating
organizations. The order of process
sion will be as follows:
Platoon OF Police,
Band.
Marshal and Aids
Rodman Rifles,
Mayor, Council aud City on i,ls
Carriage containing Orator. ard the Members OF
Arrangement aod Reception ommitiss
Boys' Briga he Of FRS; II. e. Church.
81. Jo.ephs School,
Boys b. igade OF Christian Church,
AngIs,ana Cole Br gsd,.
Civic Societies.
Union Veteran,' Unioa.
Sons Of Veterans.
Woman's Relief Corps
John Bu:ord Post, G. A. R.
At the Monument
The exercises at the Rock Island
county soldiers monument will be as
follows:
Band: -. rat io'ic Selection
open'ns p nyer Rev " e smith
Un"er direction of Prot lIorssD
Recitation, "uu- Soldier Dead" 80.
............ Mas er virsii Jacobs, Z years old
Address. ..... Hon Lcwie Hanback,. az Kansas
Song. Public school Chorus
Ritual Service o; G AR
Firing Sa ute announcements Sons Of Veterrs
90 y.;.............. ...............:, mertca
bcneuictiOn. --....h j u h RI
In the Afternoon.
In the afternoon BufOrd Post,
W. K. c., Ladies' Aid society and Sons
of Veterans will take the 2 o'clock
car for Chippiannock cemetery and
decorate the soldiers graves. which
will be marked by flags. The gen.
eral public is cordially invited to
participate in all the exercises of the
day.
The Soldier Dead
The records in the hands of Cap
tain j. Nj. Beardsley show that the
soldiers inferred in Chippiannock
are:
N. B. Buford. brigadier general;
- Meatyard, lieutenant and asis-
tant djutant general; Theodore Ed
son, major of ordnance corps, Z. S.
A: John Morris, major 10th ILL
nois; Thomas Morris, first lieutenant.
H. 45th Illinois: l.. W. Padgett. l.,
126th Illinois; Andrew Frederick. H,
126th H.; George Graham. H. 37th
H.; Smith Graham, B, 65th ILL.,. ;
James McCord, captain; John Glenn
ent. James W. Bracket, surgeon 9th
III. cav; John Deitz, sergeant CON-
pany A, 9th III. cavalry; Thomas
Mccartney; Chris Kirber. second
lieutenant, H. 126th ILL.,; Peter
Strupp. A, 9th Ill. cavalry; John
Sargent confederate army; Daniel
Knittle. Thomas Yates, George Hell
sci, William Hoffman, brigadier gem
eral U. S. A.; Joseph Kelly, Joseph
Eaton, lieutenant, A. 37th ILL.,; John
Green, James Green, l.. M. Haver-
stick, captain, +, 13Oth Penn; Judge
Benedict. J. F. Copp, captain, +,
s9th ILL.,; Stephen Spencer, William
c. Black burn, captain, A, 9th Ill.
cavalry; Joseph H. Knox. lieuten-
ant X, 9Th Ill. cavalry; X. H. Yer
million, William Trouble, Louis
Martin (colored). Jack Beardsley (col-
ored). Herman Wolford. captain II.
S7th ILL.,; Wesley Swain. Henry De-
Santo. Napoleon Woods (colored) F,
1879; Col. NJ. Handshaw, +. 4Sd ILL.,;
George l.. Nash, c. 21st Iowa; David
Hitler, captain A, 9th Ill. cavalry;
George w. barrow, Jacob X. Phil
lips; George Wylks. H, 37th ILL.,;
Gabriel Bollmau, l., 14th Ill. cavalry;
James Linton, A. esd ILL.,; Matthew
Mccullough; David Shires, A, 9Sd
ILL.,; Thomas f. Davis. David Rettig.
A, 9Th Ill. cavalry; A. M. Crane. A,
18th ILL.,; NJ. G. Stanley, F. seth III.
W. b. Seymour. captain H. 45th Ill.
August Herkert, 9TH Iowa cavalry;
Menas Exner, 4lst ILL.,; George w.
Pilgrim, A. 37th ILL.,; John W. Lahiff.
X, 58th ILL.,; Clement Bradshaw, A,
9th Ill. cavalry; Fritz Gall. A. 9th
Ill. cavalry; Frank Fulsinger. A, 9th
Ill. cavalry: A. Van Camp. L, 14th Ill
cavalry; Charles L. Mccarthy. n,
58th ILL.,: Thomas Clark (colored);
David Beck. c, 1O2d Ill. N. McCor-
mick. M. Goss. William Kaiser. Sam.
uel Thurman, H. e. Whitridge. 4Sd
Ind; p. o. Moore. Frank Evans,
Capt. j. b. Davis. c. E. Tegeler. ia
cob Ihrig. Col. J. W. Bracket. 9Th
iii. cavalry; Capt. j. NJ. Montgom-
cry. 85th Ill. infantry; Thomas
Smith, d, seth Pa, and United States
marines-Dr. +. H. Bowman. sur
geon 9th Ill. Matthias vOlk. X. 5sth
ILL.,; j. NJ. Norris, F, 69th; w. 5.
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