The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-30


will be numerous.
For opening night the great event is
the coronation concert given at Expo
sftton hall. A chorus of 800 voices and
an orchestra of sixty pieces will rem
der programme OF high-class music,
and several hundred people will parti-
cipate in the coronation Of the king of
the carnival John r. Calderwood) and
the queen (Miss Helen Glare PRATT.
This gorgeous spectacle will be viewed
by some seven or eight thousand pes
ple-the capacity of the exposition be-
Ing very likely to be severely tested.
Tuesday evening is the night Of the
bicyclers and maskers. Nicollet ave-
nue. will be given up to the wheelmen
races. parades. exhibitions and dis
plays of all kinds. Prizes are offered
and many of the events will call out
the best riders. Others will bring out
fancy costumes and novelties. On the
same evening general masking and
costuming is planned and prizes will
be given for the most unique and beau
tiful costumes
Wednesday Is the great day of the
carnival. On this evening will be given
the great parade-the festival of Ceres.
There has been some misrepresentation
as to the time of this parade-it is in
the evening and not the day time. All
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There will be at least 10000 men In line,
clubs military organizations, a. score
of bands, and finale the grand pro-
cessiOn of spectacular floats gotten up
on the Mardi Gras plan and finer than
anything ever seen in the North. The
parade will form on Tenth street and
the adjacent streets lying south in the
vicinity of Park avenue. The start
will be made promptly at o'clock and
the procession will move in the follow
ing order:
Platoon of Police.
Grand Marshal A. M. Shuey and Aides.
First Regiment Band.
First Regiment Band. National Guard.
Battery Band.
Battery B, Minnesota National Guard.
Drum Corps.
Hibernian Rifles.
Naval Veterans.
Drum Corps.
Boys Brigade.
Band.
Knights of Pythias (several commands) and
Bands.
SECOND DIVISION.
Danz's Band.
The Order of Elks.
Flambeau Club
Band.
Commercial Travellers.
Letter Carriers Band.
Letter Carriers.
Band
Catholic Knights Of America.
THIRD DIVISION.
H. Jay Smith, Marshal.
Band.
Floats.
There will be about forty floats, each
drawn by from six to fifty horses and oc-
cupying about two miles OF length In the
parade.)
The parade will move over the fol-
lowing line of march: Out Tenth
street to Hennepin, thence to Second
street, thence to First avenue 5, thence
to Tenth street, thence to Nicoliet,
then to Bridge square, where the
parade will disband.
On Friday evening the pageant is
to be repeated and a display of equip
ages and run by the fire department
are features.
For the Wednesday evening parade
the floats will form as follows and ap-
near in the procession in the following
order:
The Kings, Minneapolis Dry Goods COM
pany. ON Tenth street at Fifth avenue south.
Goddess Cere, Harlow Gale, City Mar
ket Tenth street at Fifth avanue south.
Peerless Minneapolis, William Donaldson e
Co., on Tenth street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues south.
The Journal. Minneapolis Journal Printing
company. on Tenth street at Sixth avenue
south.
The Mayfower, New England Furniture
and Carpet company, on Tenth street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues south.
The Sultan, Winecke & Doerr, on Tenth
street and Park avenue
Mkado, Yerxa Bros, corner Tenth and
Park avenue.
First Settlers. PaAerson & Stevenson, on
Park avenue, between Tenth and Fourteenth
and Park.
King Of the Vintage. c. S. Bracket, Park,
| between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Uncle Toms Cabin John w. Thomas C
teenth.
Light. w. B. Miller Park and Fifteenth.
/ The First Car (Brownies) and
The New Car Fairies) Minneapolis Street
teenth streets.
Music. ]. Dyer C Bro, Park at Sixteenth
Co.. Park at Sixteenth.
The Queen, East Side Furniture Manufac-
turers, Park at Fourteenth.
The Lilliputians, The Economy Park be-
| tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth.
The Queen of Flours. Pillsbury-Washburn
Flour Mills company, Park, between Sixteenth
| and Seventeenth.
| Harmony, Century Piano company Park
! between Sixteenth and Seventeenth.
Wedding Ring, Jacbs Co., Park, between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth.
| The State Flower LADY Slipper. Home
! Trade Shoe company, Park. between Six
teenth and Seventeenth.
! The Witches, Lyman Eliel Drug company
Park. at Seventeenth.
| Dentistry, DR.. Sutherland, Park at Seven
| teenth.
Dutch Band, Chuck Brewing company, Parl
! at Eighteenth.
Flowers. Pabst Brewing company, Park al
| Eighteenth.
| The Gondolers. Birkhofer Brewing com
| pany, Park at Eighteenth.
Cruiser Minneapolis, Segelbaum Bros.
| Park, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
| The Old Woman In the Shoe the Hanar
| Shoe company, Park at Nineteenth.
| The Darktes at Sea, Pillsbury- WashhurI
! Flour Mills company. Park at Nineteenth.
| The Jumbo Molar, DR.. Blair, Park, be-
| tween Nineteenth and Twentieth.
| Fancy Float, Blatz Brewing company, Parl
| at Twentieth.
Commerce, Commercial Travellers of North
| west. Park at Twentieth.
Other floats not yet reported will
form on Park beyond Twentieth. They
| will be given exact positions as soon
| as reported to Marshal H. Jas Smith
The parade will move promptly at s
| O'Clock, and any floats not. ready will
| be obliged to fall in at the rear, as NO
] dol<az- will taIa..a..l