The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-30
OFFICIAL
What the G. A. II. Veterans Will
Find for Enjoyment.
The following is the official G. A. r.
programme Of the week:

Monday.
s a. m.-Arrival commander-in-chief, I. N,
Walker, and staff. and escort to national
headquarters, Hotel Ryan. Escort in com
mand of J. ]. McCardy, department COM
mander of Minnesota, with the following
Grand Army posts of St.. Paul: Acker Post
Post No. 8. Henry Hasenwipkle. commander;
Gettysburg Post No. 148, J. B. st. Clair, com
mander; Ord Post No. 20, Blinnn Converse,
commander.
$50 p. m.-Reception to the commander-in-
chief and Mrs. Walker by the citizens com
mittee and citizens of st. Paul at Hotel Ryan.
: to L p. m.-Reception to the Grand Army,
Woman's Relief corps, Sons and Daughters
OF veterans and the St. Paul citizens COM
mittee by the Woman's Relief corps, Depart
ment OF Minnesota, in senate chamber at state
capltaI, MRS. Marie H~asenWinkle, department
president.
8 p; m.-Military Order Loyal Legion, Com
mandery of Minnesota, headquarters Hotel
Ryan annex, entrance from third floor of
hotel and Ala Robert street. Companions
welcome all the week.
to y p. m.-General illumination of the
city and band concerts.
Tuesday.
Sunrise Salute to the Union, forty-hve
1000 a. m. ParfdeSof naval veterans and
ex-prlsoners of war. Escort Third United
states infantry and Sons of Veterans, depart
at state capitol, proceeding thence to Fort
smelling, for state reunion. Reception at
Fort Smelling to GA. R. by Col. John H.
Page, officers and ladies of the post. followed
by parade and review of troops.
4 p. m.-Regatta Minneso a boat club ON Mis-
me u. A K, department of Minnesota, at
500 p. m. General reception to the G. A.
R. ladies' committee at Summit Park and
on Summit avenue. :
700 p. M. Parade and contest of bicycle
cluDs on Sixth street, between Smith avenue
and Smith Park.
500 p. m. Campfres at Auditorium, Mar
500 p. M. Dog watch by the Naval Veter-
ans association at headquarters, opposite Ho-
tel Ryan, IA East Sixth street.
Wednesday,.
Sunrise Salute to the Union, ~forty-ve
guns. at Camp Mason.
$50 a. m. National salute, twenty-one
national headquarters.
10 a.. m.-Parade of the Grand Army of the
Republc, Starting from intersection of Day
ton and western avenues; Western avenue to
summit avenue, on Summit avenue to Sixth
street, on Sixth street to- Smith Park, where
ade.
Reunions throughout the afternoon.
81 M.-Regatta Minneso a Boat club on Mis-
s P. M.-Parade and display of the 81. Paul
fire department.. 1
8P. M.-Camp fire for ex-prisoners of war
at the auditorium; other camp fires at Market
hall and West Side opera house.
s to 10 P. M.-Reception by Ladies' of the
g: 4. r. national president, Mrs. c. E. Hirst,
in-chief by Woman's Relief Corps, national
president, Mrs. Lizabeth A. Turner, at Ho-
tel Ryan.
9 to 10 P. M.-Informal reception by Daugb-
tiers of Veterans, National President Ellen M
Walker, at Hotel Ryan.
10 P. M.-Reception by the Military Order
Loyal Legion, COmmandery Of Minnesota. to
the commander-in-chief and staff, headouar-
ters Hotel Ryan annex, entrances from third
floor of hotel and 44 Robert street.
Thursday.
Sunrise. National salute, twenty-one guns
at Camp Mason. '
starting from ladies' headquarters.
10 a. m.-Opening of the thirtieth national
e~ncampment, Grand Army Of the Republic,
at auditorium on Eighth street. near Ninne,
sofa street. with the following opening ex-
ercises:
Gen. E. G. Mason Chairman
The City Of St. Paul says " iWH9die5nle1in-chie
I'VE Asked You to Come" Capt. H. A. C ash
Song, up In Old st. Paul.
..Modoc Club. Topeka. Kan
The State of Minnesota said CONC
.erbe vouro pson,o ouo Gov. D. NJ. Clough
Response - 0iapp
Commander-in-Chief Gen. I. N. Walker
10 a.. m;-Parade of the National Guard
State Of Minnesota, Gov. D. M. Cloueh com,
mander-in-chief, and staff. Gen. w. b,
Bend. commanding brigade.
1O:45 a. m.-Review of National Guard nv
Gov. Clough at state capitol.
10 a. m.-Escort Of the -cbiof
from national headquarters to the auditorium,
and opening Of the thirtieth national on
campment, Grand Army Of the RepubIic.
Ino1an display, games and athletic con-
tests day and evening.
z TO . p. Perception at ladies' head
quarters to all visiting ladies.
8 p. m~.-Campfres at auditorium. market
HAL ana west side opera house.
Friday.
$3.50 a: M. Thirtieth national encampment
LOO p. m. Excursion to Lake MinnetonLa
and Lake Park hotel for the commander-in-
chief and delegates to the thirtieth national
encampment and delegates to the Woman's
Relief corps. Trains via Minneapolis & St'
LOUIS railway from depot at Fourth street
100 p. m. Excursion to Fort Smelling Min
nehaha Falls and Minnesota Soldiers Home
for delegates, ladies of the G. A. R.. Daugh-
tiers OF Veterans and Loyal Home Workers
Complimentary by steamers Saisy and Hen
rietta. Starting from wharf at >ySt of lack
son street.)
500 p. m. John Brown campfire at mar
ket hall. Other campfres at auditorium and
West Side opera house.
Saturday.
Forenoon. Informal tours to Fort Smelling
Minnesota Soldiers Home, and Minnehaha
Falls.
Afternoon and evening. Band concerts a.
Como Park, and pyrotechnic display on lake
at night.
Indian displays day and evening.