St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-05-30
H0NoRIpG HEROES.
ST. PAUL WILL DECORATE THE
GRAVES OF DEPARTED Pa
TRIOTS TODAY.
SERVICES AT CEMETERIES
TO BE PRECEDED BY A PARADE
AND SERVICES AT THE
AUDITORIUM.
ARCHBISHOP AT CALVARY.
Musical Programme at Como and
Amusements of Various Kinds
Scheduled.
SERVICES AT CEMETERIES
ARCHBISHOP AT CALVARY.

Today is not only day of mourn
ing for patriots that have fought and
died, but, as a general holiday, it Of
fers to many an opportunity for rest
and even for amusement. Besides
the memorial parades and exercises
there will be elaborate concerts at
Lake Como, a cricket match at Kilt
sondale, and the first yacht race of
the season at White Bear.
The sadder programme of the occa-
sion will be that of the G. A. r. This
their twenty-sixth annual observance,
will be under the direction of Acker
post. It's committee on arrangements
consists of w. II. Burns, J. w. Max
inson, S. c. Arbuckle, John Espy, r.
A. Becker, chairman; F. B. Doran, J.
]. McCardy, H. A. Castle, Albert
Scheffer, M. Prendergast.
The programme committee is r. A.
| Becker, H. A. Castle and +. B. Doran.
All comrades of the G.. A. r., Sons of
| Veterans, and ladies of the Women's
! Relief corps will assemble at the Au-
| ditorium at go a. M, and from there
take cars to the various cemeteries.
| Gettysburg post will decorate graves
| at Mendoza and Inver Grove cem-
eteries. The services at the princi-
pie local cemeteries will be as follows:
AT THE CEMETERIES.
| Oakland Cemetery-Bugle call assem-
| bly, at Soldiers Rest, $50 a. m. Read
| ing of orders from department head
| quarters, G.. A. r., by w. B. Sum-
| mers, adjutant of Acker Post No. 21;
! decoration of graves by posts of the
| city, assisted by daughters of veterans;
! bugle call assembly at Soldiers Rest,
| 10 a. m. Prayer, Rev. William McKin-
| ley, pastor of Central Park church;
| quartette, "Still Remembered" Cart
| right, Mrs. S. V. Harris, Mrs. Allyn
! Krieger, Oscar Lienau, j. w. Wait;
address, j. II. Davidson, commander
! Acker Post No. 21; quartette, THE
! Soldiers Farewell" Steele; decoration
of cross by commander and adjutant
of Acker post; bugle call, taps.
Benediction by Rev. William McKin-
| ley.
Rev Niclaus Bolt will preach in the
chapel at 1920.
| Calvary Cemetery-Committee in
| charge, M. r. Prendergast, Joseph
| Smith, J. c. Devereux, Jacob Bauer;
| decoration of graves by veterans of
the late war, assisted by sons and
| daughters, 10 o'clock a. M, requiem
mass by Rev. Joseph Busch; music
under the direction of Prof. John Ge-
| han; decoration of cross at Soldiers
Rest by sons and daughters of veter-
ans, under the direction of Mrs. Joseph
! Smith; address by the Most Rev. Arch
| bishop ireland.
| Services at Lutheran Cemetery-Com-
mittee in charge, Comrades G. j. SUIT
heimer and +. c. Scherfenberg; decora-
ton of graves by Camp l, S. of ",
assisted by detail of Daughters of
! Veterans, Capt. A. T. Spicer command
! ing; decoration of cross and filling of
urn by the ladies of Ord Relief corps,
/ assisted by Camp No. !, s. of ". firing
salute by Camp l, S. of ", at Soldiers
| Rest; bugle call assembly; prayer, Rev.
Albert Thiele, pastor of the Evan
gelical United st. Paul's church; song,
Evangelical United st. PauPs Church
choir; service and address, Rev. Albert
| Thiele; song Evangelical United ST.
| Idul CHuICH CIOHJ duuTSSSy HON.
| A. r. Kiefer; song, America" church
! choir and audience; benediction by Rev.
| Albert Thiele.
| Order of Formation-The First di-
vision will form as follows: The Ma
tional Guard will form on south side
of Third street, right resting on Wash
| ington street; the Grand Army will
form on east side of Washington
CT rio
| veterans from Soldiers Home in con-
veyances will form on south side Of
Rice park invited guests and orators
of the day in carriages will form on
south side of Fourth street, between
Washington and Market streets; the
Second division will form on Fourth
street, right resting on Washington
street; the Third division will form
on Fifth street, right resting on Wash
ington street.
Line of Washington street
TO Sixth, to Wabasha, to Third, to
jackson, to Sixth, to Cedar to Eighth,
to Auditorium; above route will be
subject to change, owing to public
work on Sixth street; the parade
will form at Rice Park at 80 D. M,
and will march at 2 o'clock.
Order of Procession Platoon of
mounted police, Lieut.. William Budy
commanding; chief marshal, j. j. Nc
Cardy; aids de camp, j. L. Brigham,
William Cunningham, Charles Chapel.
First Division-Great Western band;
marshal, Gen. j. w. Bishop; aids,
Lieut.. A. 3. Johnson, u. s. A, s. b.
McCulloch; battalion First regiment
National Guards State of Minnesota;
Maj. w. w. Price, commanding; Com
pany D, Capt. e. S. Bean; Company
e, Capt. Henry Bork; Company c,
Capt. N. c. Robinson; Company H,
Capt. E, A. Monfort; Battery A, Capt
w. j. Murphy; Gettysburg Post No.
14S G. A. r., John G. Miller command
ing; Gen. Ord Post No. 90 G.. A. r.,
A. S. Bates commanding; Garfield Post |
No. 8, G.. A. r., C.. j. Lang commando |
ing: Acker Post No. q, G. A. r., ]. H. |
Davidson commanding; detachment of |
veterans from Minnesota Soldiers
Home, in conveyances, John w. Owens |
commanding; orators of the day in |
carriages; Gen. John A. Brooke, U. S. |
A., and staff, in carriages.
Second Division-Marshal, A. s. !
Bates; aids. j. F. Mallory, Lieut.. G. H. |
Morgan, U. S. A; u. M. Cadet band; |
University of Minnesota cadets, Maj. |
Smith commanding; First battalion
Boys Brigade, C. a. Van Duzee com |
manding.
Third Division = Marshal, Albert !
Schefer; aids, b. Kuhl, Fred Richter; |
Great Union band; Daughters of Vet !
erans; Uniform Rank Knights of |
Pythias, Col. E. Fl. Milham command |
ing; Companies No. 2 and 49, U. r. K. |
P, Capt. NJ. N. Goss commanding; st. |
Paul Camp No. l, Sons of Veterans, |
Capt. A. I. Spicer commanding; other