The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-02

OF one or his own poems was well rend-
ereo, and paper on National
Union read by the Rev. Henan Cleye-
land, ID. ID. and a short address by
Rear Admiral Meade concluded the
programme. The audience then arose
aiu aIter singing America, dispersed.
There may be camp fires" that af
ford more genuine entertainment than
the one held at the West Side opera
mousse, but 1t Is doubtful. Both the
cratorical addresses and the music
were far beyond what was anticipated
by the audience. Col. j. H. Davidson.
capt. Jack" Crawford, the male and
the female quartette, Wece cucored
time and time and again.
STEMS band furnished the music for
the occasion. The absence of Thomas
cochran, the chairman advertised for
the occasion, was well ana ably filled
~ Il. G. Stevens, who apologized for
Mr.. Cochran's absence and delivered
neat address in response to the re-
peated mention Of his name. After Mr..
Stevens address, male 1uartette,
oscar L. Lineau, first tenor; N. P.
Void, second tenor; j. A. SWensor,.
first bass, and J. T. Thornqaist, second
bass rendered 20 Rally, Va Braves"
Col. J. Fl. Davidson then followed with
the address Of the occasion.
Upon the conclusion Of Mr.. David
sons address, a ladies' quartette rem
dered 1.-THE Old Folks at Home" Miss
Jessie Turner, first soprano Mrs. f.
II. Bliss, second soprano; Mrs. ID. r.
Colville, first alto, and Mrs. J. IT. Sout-
nall, second alto; formed the quartette.
Ihe familiar song was received with
an unusual demonstration and the
name or Mrs Southall, second alto.
was on more than one lip
MAJ. X. H. Henderson, then gave q
drum or sham exhibition of a battle nv
means of a drum. 1t was very realis
tic. Capt. Jack Crawford, the confrere
OF Gene Field, Chain" Rothacker. Ed.
Cowen, Col. Will Visscher, "OId" Jer-
gunfuss, Opte Read, and other Western
newspaper men, recited a poem of his
own composition. The exercises con-
Tiff ~
Two camp-ires are arranged Cor tonight NJ
winch one will be at the auditorium. the other
at the Market house. At the former Mayor
c DUran VIII preside over the prisoners of war
be presented: WI
Music .............. STEMS Military Band
M Ma1a or; Hon. F. B. Doran
Apollo Quartette.
A Mnafe ............".:. Gov. W. H. Upham
Recitatjon ;aria MS Stems e1 Military Band
Gen. ]. II. Stibbs
Aqdress .... Gen. John r. Brooke. u 8. A.
war Song .......... Tramp, Tramp, Tramp
adoress -. COMMANDMENT Chief I. N. Walker
SSselecuons ............. Capt. Jack Crawford
i"ie suartetIe 49,. Soldiers Farewell"
.., Apollo Quartette.
NTwa;e esS '''.......... Hon. Aaron T. Bliss
music STEMS Military Rand
AZ Market hall Capt. J. C. O'Connor will
preside. Programme:
Ad5no.' ''''' 80 '''..'........ Duluth Band
z zT eSs $50: 800 Capt. j. G. O'Connor
Maie Quartette THE Soldiers Drearn1
.,,- Troubadour Quartette
III! ess 80 80. Gen. ]. II. Baker
O. 1sIo -. - '..... $3.50. Duluth City Band
Seiections.. .......... Capt. Jack Crawford
song ......... Rally Round the Camp Fire.
Modoc Club.
Guuress = Mrs. Myra G. Grinnel
Col. Geo s. Roper.
Gen. Logan's Favorite March,
Maj. r. H. Henderson, and Son
Aooress ............ Hon. VIM. A. Ketcham
Music :...... ........... Duluth City Band
Miss Julia Lobdeu
war Music -. Marching Through Georgia"
Troubadour Quartette.
1Auo. eSs '....... lion. Robf d. Hill
General roundup: -'-D
Close by singing America" accompanied
by full band