The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-29
APPROPRIATIONS FOR ACCoMMO-
DATIONS NOW COMING IN
VERY RAPIDLY.
MANY TENTS TO Be USED.
CADETS WILL ACT AS
GUIDES.
OHIO TO SEND 5000 MI IN
Contracts for Horses for Parade
PurpOses-Executiv Commit
tees Work


for accommodations were filed in Chair
man Horr's Office yesterday. The ward
committee on accommodations has not
reported for some time but accommo-
dations are coming in we'll from parties
unsolicited and the prospects for en-
PERTAINING has frightened considerably.
r. E. Osborn and w. C. Gerard. Of
Post 80, La Crosse, Wis. who formed
a committee from their post to Sc
cure camp accommodations for 60 men
of the post and 35 women of the re-
lief corps, registered at headquarters
yesterday and selected a site they
thought desirable for their quarters in
camp. They returned to La Crosse last
evening.
One of the pleasing features of the
encampment will be the organized
pand OF High school cadets, who will
act as guides and informants to the
strangers on the streets The corps
mas been thoroughly organized and has
begun training in the work before it.
The work will be done as 1t was with
the guards at the worlds fair and a
guard will be stationed at every corner.
Mechan1c Arts High School-Fred Johnson
captain; Charles Charleston first lieutenant:
Alexander Nicoll, second lieutenant; Row
Brink, first sergeant; Ernest Pierce second
sergeant; Edward Meyerclanz, third sergeant;
roy bonham, Arthur Bergh, Lawrence Beau
lieu, A. j. Deslaurier, Leonard Kimberly Val
Ierd Toof, Frederick Utley, Ernest Nelson,
Robert Mcknight Joseph Benoit, G. w. Lyon,
Frederick Wilken, Russell Moore, William
Stout P. ]. Lawless, Frederick Wander
warker, Roy Miller, Lester Mills, Percy At
k1nson, Glenn Stonaker, Legion Smith, Roy
WnrmnQSt lott GIxyda K1II,r
Gustav Michaud Orlando Ochlef, Carl Mer-
rift, Joseph Anderson, Charles Brooks, John
Daily, Clarence Graft, Spencer Hazard.
Humboldt High SchooI-Frank King CAP
tain; Claude Durham, first lieutenant Adel-
bert Barker, second lieutenant; Guy Shane,
sergeant; Dalton Arnett, Richard Arons Os-
wald Becker Theodore Bevans Bert Duncan
son, John Fahey, Ernest Horsnell, Edward
Haskell Frank Haskell, Frank Kaufman,
Louis Lawton, Peter Letner, Adolph Meyer,
Wilkes McKenney, James McWhirter, Roy
0,Brien, julius Peter, William Rothagsen,
ley, Elbridge Staples, c. L.. Taft, Frank Taft,
William Whitaker Edwin Zeise, Arthur Din
gle, William FaIes, Eugene Hurley, Milton
Kochendorffer, Benjamin Lande, Clayton Och
ler Glen Rogers, Isaac Hull, j. R. Truscott.
Cleveland High School-Roy Squires, cap
tain; Samuel Hoefer, first lieutenant; Albert
Arrivee, second lieutenant; Leonard Erland-
son, Axle Lingred, Harold Stolpestad, Maur-
ice Hickman, Frank McDaniels Joseph st.
Germain, Walter Starkey, Adolph Voges,
William Peterson, Edward Fisher, John Han
son, John Swanson, Howard Bersee, Horace
Hokinson William Hedeen, Albert Hosmer,
Leonard Bloomberg.
The boys will meet Friday evening
at the Commercial club, Capt. Castle,
Judge Willis and others will deliver
addresses.
Mrs. Newport, president Of the
ladies' G. A. r. committee, will be at
hG Kfffcnn O
every morning from 10 to IL to meet
any chairmen or members of commit
tees who wish to consult with her. Mrs.
]. Q. Adams. chairman of the finance
committee. will have on sale every
day at the same house, the silver badge
pins and badges to be worn by mem
bers of the different ladies' committees.
The pins, with badges, are sold at 81
apiece.
The Grand Army parade starts at 10
o'clock in the morning, Wednesday,
Sept. 2. The parade will probably be
four hours in passing a given point.
The contract for the printing of the
souvenir book has been let to the
Pioneer Press company, the bid from
that company being the lowest received.
$4,000 copies will be issued and the
book will contain no advertisements 1t
will be completed August 20.
The Friendly association will have
number of lunch stands at various
points about town, the details of the
arrangements to be decided upon later
There will be a meeting of the in
vitation committee this evening at the
Commercial club.