The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-27
fantry band will enliven the occasion
with music.

fantry band will enliven the occasion
with music.
The Illustrated American will make
its issue of Aug. 20. special ST. Pau
and @. A. r. number profusely oillu-
/ strated
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/ The colored peoples arch will be ded-
| lcated Friday afternoon at $3.50 O'CLOCK
| Members of the general and women 4
committees will be present and take
part IN the exercises.
The ST. Paul Commons has madg AR
rsngements for the accommodation OF
800 persons next week
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Flags and bunting are rapidly APP
pearing on the houses about the city
and. st. Anthony hill and DAYTON s
biuT already present most festive ap-
pearance. Many tall flag staffs,shape
| been erected on the lawns surrounding
private residences, and on the grounds
OF the Newport home three stats were
put in place yesterday A huge flag
nys from the top of the Montfort. res
fdence on Dayton avenue, which is
only one of many already unfurlee4 to
| the breeze.
I
| There are a number of features con-
nected with the display the Minnesota
regiments will make the day Of the
parade, which will not be made public
Derore then, but are said to be of A
most pleasing and novel nature.
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The Lady Mandolin and Violin club
meets this afternoon in Conover hall.
| 70 complete the details of next week )
programmes.
The last rehearsal of the living fac
before the concert Saturday evening
VIII De held tomorrow afternoon in the
Auditorium - s-'e
me Marine band. twenty pieces. SER
enaded Col. and Mrs. r. M. Newnort
iast night at their residence. and also
CaiIeo later and honored Department
oeiiiiiiahoef ). J. McCardy at his home.
Flna1 arrangements for the fac rais-
ing TO be held by the people of Dayton,s
piuH at the Indian Mounds Saturday
afternoon, were made at a meeting
last evening at the home of Robert
oeegier, an Maria avenue The exer-
clses Will begin at $3.50 in the afternoon.
at winch time salute of As guns will
De nred by Capt. S. c. M. ApDlehv's
company of artillery. Stems Second
regiment band will be in attendance
ana all the school children from the
piuH are invited to be present. and
take part in the exercises The child
rem are requested to assemble at the
van Buren, school at 2:3O in the after
noon, and will march from there to the
Hlounos. The following speakers will
oe invited to attend Archbishop Ireland
Senator Davis, Col. Kiefer. Cant. Nc
Cardy, and Rev. Dr. jameson. Prof.
Ccngdon will be present and lead the
cniIdren In singing. The details for
the decoration of the arch at Sixth and
Maria, We're completed The arch will
De very handsome when finished. and
VIII be beautifully decorated. The Van
buren school will also be handsomely
oecked- The decorative committee hay-
ing this matter in charge is as follows.
chairman, f. E. Krems; secretary. Miss
Hartman; treasurer, Miss Siebold and
MesdameS j. Wetter, Nauman. Blanken-
burg, Seeger, and Daniel Davis: Messrs.
Brant, Seeger, Davis, Jameson, Berg.
meier, and Giesen. The flag will be
drawn to it's place at the top Of the
staff by the little son of one of the
members OF the fire department.
Prof: Congdon has issued the following in
structions to singers:
:. The e. concert on Saturday evening will not
last later than 9:30 p m. hope every singer
VIII be present. 1t will be a grand affair and
OF course, the whole programme will be free
70 YOU Take your seats early as 7:45 D.
~, ana pring your uniforms as usual so
you can be identified. Remember the stand
for the living flag will cost over 81 900. and
we must help pay for it. The members Of the
camp nre chorus will take their usual seats
Dack OF the platform. Friday next four last
rehearsaD, after a short practice we will Ali
go down to the stand on Sixth street. DE
tween Washington and Markell on the north
SIDE OF the new postofice and arrange the
flag and get everything ready for next week
your parents need have no fear as to your
secure. There is not hall in st. Paul SO
securely supported. Everything will be ar
ranged for your convenience and comfort
The living flag will be presented on the day of
the grand parade, Wednesday. Sept Q he
ginning at 1880 a. m. Singers must be in
their seats on that day not later than 9:45
q, m. You are requested to bring individual
drinking cups or bottles, you will not care
to all drink from the same cup. light
lunch will be served free, but you will be
permitted TO bring extra lunch If it Is care
fully wrapped in a small package"
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The grand living flag chorus of 1000 chill
dren will be heard in concert at the audit
orlum. Saturday evening Following is the
programme;
Chorus
lal The Red. White and Blue"
20 Just Before the Battle. Mother Root
(a) Lady Let the Rolling Drums
Shepard
The Mendelsohn Male Quartette
Selection
The St. Paul Lady Mandolin and
Violin Club.
ITO the Tap of the Drum" - Rossini
Selected Chorus.
Song-"The Song of the Flag -. De Koyen
D. F. Colville eff
Quartette- Home, Sweet Home Root
The Ceceian Lady Quartette.
Chorus enting Tonight ........... Work
The st. Paul Lady Mandolin and
Violin Club. ~ !
Chorus-"O, Lovely Peace" Handel
Selected Chorus ass 4
Song-'The Star Spangled Banner
Miss Jessie Turner and Chorus.
Chorus-'The Banner of the Free'-Richards
Circular No. 2 was promulgated Yesterday
by the citizens committee of the G. A. r. be-
ing the order for the naval veterans parade
Tuesday, September L. 1t is follows:
THE parade of the Third United States in
fantry naval veterans, ex-prisoners of war
and Sons of Veterans will take place on
Tuesday, September l, starting at 10 o'clock
a. M
Each organization will be in position
promptly at 9:45 ready to move, and will
form follows:
Third United States infantry on Laurel
avenue, west OF Western avenue, right rest
ing Western.
Naval veterans on Ashland avenue, west
OF Western avenue, right resting on West
ern.
Ex-prisoners of war on Holly avenue west
of Western avenue, right resting on Western
Sons of Veterans on Portland avenue west
of Western avenue, right resting on West
ern.
1.-THE line of march will be south on West
ern avenue to Summit avenue; east on Sum-
NIT avenue to Sixth street to Smith Park.
THE troops will be reviewed by General H.
N. Walker, commander-in-chi from the bal
cony of the Ryan hotel. .
aAfter passing Smith Park the Third United
States infantry will move to the left on Wa