The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-27
TO HONOR THE DEAD
ORD POST COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES
THE PROGRAMME FOR ME-
MORTAL DAY.
GIVEN BELOW IN DETAIL.
SEVERAL FEATURES THAT HAVE
NOT BEEN HITHERTO SEEN ON
SUCH OCCASIONS.
SCHOOL CHILDREN TO BE THERE
Instructions for Formation OF Dtv1s-
iOns-What the Auditorium Ex-
ercises VIII Consist of.


ercises VIII Consist OF.
Plans for what may safely be called
the most successful Memorial day pro-
gramme have been perfected by the
committee from the Ord Post, G. A. r..
and at the meeting held yesterday
afternoon in the office of Gen. J. w.
Bishop, the following official program
me was agreed upon and made pub
lie:
Order Of Formation
The first division will form on the south side
of Third street, right resting on Washington
street. Officers in carriages at corner Third
and Washington.
The second division will form on the east
side of Washington street, right resting on
Fifth street.
The third division will form on the south
side of Fifth street, right resting on ST. Peter
street.
The fourth division will form ON the west
side Of st. Peter street, as far as necessary.
All other carriages will form on st. Peter
street. north of Fifth street, and will follow
the fourth division.
Each division must be reported In its proper
place at AS o'clock, and the march will begin
at 2 o'clock sharp, the first division leading.
and the second, third and fourth divisions
divisions pass and then in order follow
will each stand at attention while the preced-
ing divisions pass, and then in order follow
promptly in its place in the column.
Line of March
Washington to Fifth, to st. Peter, to Third,
to Jackson. to Sixth, to Cedar, to Eighth, to
Auditorium.
When the head of the eighth division arrives
form on the east side Of Cedar street and
stand at attention while the other divisions
pass; the artillery leaving the column will
pass on up Sixth street.
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Platoon Of Mounted Police
Chief Marshal, Gen. j. W. Bishop.
Aides, Capt. w. H. Harris. p. H. Wood, G.
G. Edwards, j. L. Bingham,
NJ. S. Mead
Second Regiment Band, Henry Stein. Leader.
Lieut. Col. W. w. Price, Marshal.
Aides, Capt. G. c. Lambert.
Battalion National Guards, First Regiment.
Company 6, Capt. N. G. Robinson.
Company E. Capt. T. G. Spear.
Company H, Capt. E. G. Monfort.
Third Regiment-Company E, Capt. H. r.
Naylor.
First Part of Artillery-Battery A, Lieut.. o. L.
Roach, Commanding.
j. ]. McCardy, Marshal.
Aides, Maj. Gen. J. B. Sanborn, William Cum
ningham, Maj Thomas Montgomery.
st. Paul Marine Band.
Sons of Veterans
st. Paul Camp No. !, Paul E. Heninger, Com
mander
Grand Army Posts.
Garfield Post No. 8, G. w. Fisher, Commander
Acker Post No. 81, W. R. Williams, Com
Gettysburg Post No. 14S, J. B. St. Clair, Com
Gen. Ord Post No. 21, Louis N. Bryant, Com
mander.
Third Division
Col. ]. c. Donahower, Marshal.
Aides-F G. Mallory; Henry Hazenwinkle,
Third Regiment Band, George Seibert Jr..
- Leader.
Junior Pioneers Association of Ramsey Coun-
ty Frank Robert Jr. President; Edward
q Dahl, Secretary: Henry Meyerding, Marsha;
= George v. Guervin, Assistant Marshal.
Uniformed Rank. knights of Pythias.
First Reg ment. Co. E. H. William, Command
ing; Capt Hays, Adjutant.
Company No. 2. Capt G. G.. Holly. Com
manding.
Company No. 13, Lieut. x. B. Hamilton, Com
Fourth Division
Marshal. Supt. v. 9. Curtis and Aides.
Director of Vocal Music, Prof. Congdon.
'St. Paul Postofice Band.
st. Paul Letter Carriers, Capt. Hardacre.
The Pupils of the St. Paul Public Schools.
Citizens in Carriages.
The programme Of exercises at the auditor
ium will be as follows:
Prayer ........ Rev. R. N. Avison, Chaplain
"The Vacant CHAIR
Prof. G. H. Congdon and Pupils
Address -. The mayor of the city of st. Paul
'"Tenting on the Old Camp Ground
Rhys-Herbert Quartette
Reading of President Lincoln's Address at
soagSe GettysPSes Flag without M = Aarres
Mrs. S. w. Harris
Grafton 80. Rev. Herbert Forbes, of Duluth
'old Kentucky Home Herbert Quartette
'"To Thee, Oh, Country
Prof. c. H. Congdon and Pupils
''AmorfCd' II Audience
Following are the programmes Of the exer-
cses at the cemeteries:
Assembly by Acker Post Drum Corps. $50
Reading of Orders From Department Head
quarters by ]. L. Mahan, Chairman.
Decoration Graves Of Soldiers by Acker Post
No. 21. G. A. R., W. x: Williams, Com
mander; Assisted by Daughters of Veterans.
Bugle Call, Assembly at Soldiers Rest, 1890
Decoration Graves in Soldiers Rest by J. L.
No. l. S. of ", Lieut. Daily Commanding.
Chorus Memorial Hymn by Prof. C. H.
Congdon, Assisted by School Children.
Invocation by Rt: Rev. M. N. Gilbert. D. D.
Reading Lincolns Gettysburg Address by
Hon. ]. ]. McCaferty.
chorusTo This i,s,oa Oh h County, n1 . by Prot.
Address by Rev. R. N. Avison.
America" by Prof. Congdon, Assisted by
Pupils of Schools.
L,
erans. Lieut.. DAILY Commanding.
Benediction.
Taps.
Lutheran Cemetery
G. PETER. Fred Faulkner. F. C. Seherfen-
berg. Capt. Joseph Berger, Joseph Herman,
Theo. Henninger. Louis Eisenmenger.
Decoration Of Graves by Sons and Daughters
Decoration of Cross and Filling Of Urn by Ord
Post Woman's Relief Corps, Assisted by the
Veterans.
Bugle Call Assembly at the Soldiers Rest at
9:3O a. m. by H. L. Henninger.
Prayer by Rev. Albert Thiele, Pastor of the
Evangelical United St. Paul Church.
Nearer My God to Thee" Rendered by Theo.
Henninger and Sons.
Service and Address by Rev. Albert Thiele.
Sabbath Celebration" by Quartette
Address-Rev. Alex ]. D. Haupt, of the Me-
mortal Eyangelical Lutheran Church.
America by Quartette and Audience.
Benedictton by Rev. Albert Thiele.
Bugle Call-"Taps," H. L. Henninger.
Forest Cemetery
have charge Of the exercises and conduct
the decoration of graves under the direction
of Mrs. George Irish.
Calvary Cemetery
Under the direction Of William OGorman, Jo-
seph Smith, M. j. O'Connor, Assembly,
Call at $50 a. m.
Decoration of Graves at 9 a. m. by Committee
of Veterans and Veterans Sons and Daugh-
ters.
Requiem High Mass by Rev. William Colbert.
Music under leadership of John F. Gehan.
Address by Rev. ]. ]. Lawler.
Song" America"
In case the weather be too stormy for out
door services they will be held at the cathedral
at 10 o'clock q. m.
The committee in charge of the school chill
dren yesterday prepared the following:
First Diyision-The st. Paul public schools Of
the First Second and Third wards, in the fol-
lowing order: Cleveland. Lincoln Ericsson.
Harrison, Grant, Hawthorne, Van Buren,. Sib-
ley, Taylor, Deane, Ames. Sheridan, Franklin
and Washington. These schools will form on