The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-29
TEN OFF THEM ARRANGED roR
VARIOUS EVENINGS NEXT
WEEK.
BEST KNOWN G. A.. r.. ORATORS
WILL BE HEARD by THOSE WHO
ATTEND THE GATHER
e1 7 NGS.
1t Practically Ended When He
Turned Over the different Pro-
grammes to- the Printer.


or encampment week, and one in which
the general public will be urged to par
ticipate, will be the campfires. The
camp1lres, ten in. number, will be held
IN large halls. and there will be no
reserved seats Every one will be
welcomed. and the best known orators
OF the Grand Army will deliver adj
dresses. There will be music, vocal
and instrumental. and addresses by
many persons whose names are not
on Inc programme. In order to pro-
vide a place for distinguished visitors
VINO may be present at these camp
nres, on each programme there is a
general round-up"z number which
Will be utilized by well known speak
ers. For instance, Gen. Lew. Wallace
is not on any of the programmes. Yes
terday it was learned that he is rap
| idly recovering from a recent Illness,
and will be in st. Paul early next
week. It is safe to assert he will be
heard in the general roundup" at
several campfires
The labors of the halls and camp
fires committee have been arduous.
but Chairman Mahan now breathes
easily, as his programmes are all in
the printers hands. and eyerv arrange,
ment completed to the smallest de-
tail. Below will be found the com
piete programmes for the week.
THE OPENING NIGHT.
Tuesday night at the Auditorium
Rev. DR.. J. p. Egbert will preside, and
the programme, is as follows:
Address cf .Selbert's band
'u 1q Quareette- NY Oid Kentucky
| Home" ...-..... ..Mendelssohn quartette
ADDRESS 1880: Gen. Daniel Sickfes
Song BARBARA FFltche''-
| po..o., tsg Miss Maud Burdette
RECITATION .,..., 3. s.-,... Miss Marie Collins
imltauon OF an Engine, Etc
49, MAJ. r. FL. Henderson, and Son
LADIES QuartetteTsOld Folks at
1t M hec john Fire. Lreana D.
seiberts band ~ ~ stuart
Selections ,....sii.- 90. Capt. Jack Crawford
Song-seiected .....-s......... E. o. Kimberly
Address ........... Hon. George w. Bailey
= - -s'''' 's Modoc club
Reeanton =; on, Selberts band
WalIer' o''iel = Az.
War music ...........-......... j. Selected
c1 ssas e j. Roundup sI5 - 's'.ap' : :
49, = BY full band a''oinpan'eo
wESn grim on -
Attbe west s,aa onara ho,,.e
a,,ar;,,o rt,o ilouSe lne same
ese a nll IhoInas cochran VIII PRESIDE
Music sss STEMS Band
ADDRESS OF welcome. 1000, Thos. Cochran
Male Quartette ...,fa. 20 Rally, Ye Braves"
Address ..,...,,.,,- Col !, A. watrous
soias+;o, MISS Jennie Pinch
S S, ......-...- Capt Jack Crawford
ADDRESS .:.::.........; Gen. William Warner
Male Quartette March On, March On
Troubadour Quartette.
Mrs ze Music ston on the
Ladies' Quartette The Old Folks at Home,
Cecilian Quartette.
Address .......................R Rev. T. c. Tiff
sung Miss Maud Bur rhs old Brigade
s sln,.aeion OF Battle NAL 4. H. Henderson,
chi Geo e. Roner 49, .oeiec'eo
General Round I'm " i''pe'
Close by singing Of America" accompan-
MARKET HALL.
The third campfire of Tuesday even
ing will be held at Market hall r
Hall, chairman. Programme:
Music .......,........... Duluth Band
Aooress OF welcome. H. p. Hall
Apollo ouartettee. No. 1'sA'n
Aooress.. ......... Gen. A. G.. Weissert
Song ............. .............. Selected
e. o. Kimberly
Recitation ..... Misfc ON the Rappahannock''
MIS-. Zellas stone Reldhead.
Music ....... -. n Duluth Rand
Address -. 81 = Hon Frank Seaman
Male Quartette = PIG "Simple Sin1on''
Apollo Quartette.
Song .............5. -. Selected
Miss Birdeh1a FarweIl
Address f.. ae ( Col OIL ]. F. Vernon
Music q S. Du1r+b pand
Selections s =. en- Miss i Jennie Pinch