The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-29

side of Fifth street, right resting on st. Peter
street.
The fourth division will form OH the west
side of St Peter street. extending down Third
street. far as necessary.
All other carriages will form on st. Peter
street, north of Fifth street. and Will IoAo"
the fourth division.
Each division must be reported IN It's proper
place at 1:45 o'clock, and the march Will begin
at o'clock sharp, the first division leaolns,
and the second, third and fourth DIVISIONS
will each stand at attention while the preeed-
ing divisions pass, and then in order follow
promptly in its place in the column.
washington Was ton to Fifth, to ST. Peter, to Third.
to Jackson to Sixth, to Cedar, to Eighth, TO
Auditorium.
When the head of the first division arrives
at Eighth street that division Will promptly
form ON the east side of Cedar street ana
stand at attention while the other divisions
pass; the artillery leaving the column VIII
pass ON UP Sixth street.
Composition of the Column
Platoon of Mounted Police.
Chief Marshal, Gen. J. w. Bishop.
Aides, Capt. W. H. Harries, E. H. Wood, G.
G. Edwards, ). - T.. Bingham
Second Regiment Band, Henry Stein. Leader.
First Division -7
Lieut.. Col W. W. Price, Marshal.
Aides, Capt. G. C. Lambert.
Battalion National Guards, First Regiment.
Company D, Capt. e. s. Bean.
Company c. Capt. N. G.. Robinson
Company e, Cant. T. G. Spear.
Company H, Capt. E. G.. Monfort.
Third Regiment-Company E, Capt. H R.
Naylor. -s4t. -.
First Part Of Artillery-Battery A, Lieut.. O. L.
Roach, Commanding. =
J. J. MeCardy, Marshal.
Aides, Maj Gen. J. B. Sanb6rn, William Cum
ningham, Maj. Thomas montgomery.
s.-r-.7. st. Paul Marine Band. go. ~
Sons of Veterans
st. Paul Camp No. l. Paul E. Heninger, COM
go mander.
Grand Army Posts.
Garfield Post No. 8, C. w. Fisher, Commander.
Acker Post No. II, M. X. Williams, Com
Gettysburg Post No. 14S. ]. B. St. Clair, Com
mander
Gen. Ord Post No. 81, Louis N. Bryant Com
Col. ]. C. Denahower, Marshal.
Aides-F. C.. Mallory, Henry HazenwinkIe,
George H. Allen.
Third Regiment Band, George Seibert Jr.,.
Leader.
Junior Pioneers Association OF Ramsey Geun-
ty. Frank Robert Jr., President; Edward
Dahl, Secretary; Henry Meyerdtng, Marshal;
George V. Guervin, Assistant Marshal.
Uniformed Rank, Knights Of Pythias.
First Regiment Col. E. H. Mflham, Com
manding; Capt. Hays, Adjutant.
Company No. 2, Capt. G. G. Holly, Com
manding.
Company No. 13. Lieut.. K B. Hamilton, Com
Fourth Division
Marshal, Supt. v. G. 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 Audi
torium will be follows:
Prayer. Rev. R. N. Avison, Chaplain
''The Vacant Chair.
+ Prof. c. H.. congdon and i, Pupils
'tTenting On the Old Camp Ground'-
Rhys-Herbert Quartette
Reading of President Lincoln's Address at
Gettysburg ...... Capt. w. H. Harries
Mrs. S. v. Harris
Grafton. ...... Rev. Herbert Forbes, of Duluth
"Old Kentucky Home
Rhys-Herbert Quartette
Prof G. H. Congdon and Pupils
America -. -. 1890. The Audience
The work Of decorating the graves
of Junior Pioneers is in charge of
committee composed of G.. H. Allen,
julius Keller, r. N. Hare, J. H.
Willwershceid Frank Lindeke, John R.
Sloan. The dead are:
Oakland
Albert w. Schwabe died Sept. q, 1890.
Hubert H. Miller died March 5. 1892.
Henry B. Constans died Jan. 49, 1894.
John William McNamee died May 10, 1895.
John C. Hohmann, died Oct 2S, 1896.
Calvary Cemetery
Henry O. Cornick, died Sept. 8, 1889.
Consad w. Kerst, died Feb. 16, 1891.
Maurice NJ. Hurley. died Oct. %, 1891.
Lewis G. Reinhar6t, died Feb 49, 1897.
John 3. Bresette, died March II, 1892.
Patrick ]. Egan, died April 9, 1899.
Michael J. Cummings, died April II, 1892.
Frederick Neurn, died July 9, 1893.
Michael J. CIoonen, died Aug. 16 1893.
John Mcclure, died Oct. 5, 1888.
Daniel j. O'Connor, died Jan. 10, 1885.
Alfred v. Gueoin. died March "a, 1895.
Frank L. Haskell, died March 5, 1896.
Eugene L. Larpenteur, died Nov. 80, 1895.
p. Dreis. died Feb, 6, 1897.
Lutheran Cemetery
H. F. Manke, died 1897. 7
]. P. Stratton, died at Mobile, Ala, Feb.
g. 1893
The courts will be closed today and
all the county officers, with the excep-
ton Of the treasurer's.
The post Office will be open till 10
o'clock a.. m.- today and there will be
enc delivery all over the town at
o'clock.
In the G. A. R. parade this after
noon the detachment of the Second
Regiment Uniform Rank Knights of
Pythias will be headed by one Of the
best drum corps in the state.
All departments of the public library
will be closed today.
Garfield Corps No. 5 Will serve dinner
at A. o. u. w. Temple today for the
Veterans and Sons Of Veterans.