The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-24

dent or the United States, and other dig
| t1ngulShed comrades will review the column
| with the commander-in-chief.
When passing in review all color bearers
w salute @ ,, by by tb dipping the cGors Field
and field music will not turn out of the
COLUMN. Department commanders, their
comrades in ranks will not salute. The
marching time of the column will be 100
steps to the minute and no faster.
Each band and drum corps will take up
the time of the music Immediately preceding
1t, by the snare drummer tapping the time
on his drum as soon as the preceding band
ity to each other should not play simultan-
eously but alternatively. the drummers of
the silent bands tapping the time their
reviewing stand, but will cease playing as
soon soon as they have passed it, when the band
wi begin to play
music to Buffalo will inform their bands
that the above regulations must be strictly
Having passed the reviewing stand de-
partment commanders may review their com
mands at Jersey street and Porter avenue,
dtsbanding there, as explained in paragraph
five of this order Street cars in the i'm
mediate vicinity will carry comrades down
'Fourth-No carriages or other wheeled We
hicles will be permitted in the column, ex-
cept on written order of the commander-in-
chief These orders must be presented to the
assign the carriages to places.
THE departments will march in the order
of seniority, and will form as follows:
"a platoon of mounted police, under COM
mand of Gen. William S. Bull superintendent
will form at Main and Exchange streets and
precede the column. The commander-in-chief,
,, his staff and aides-de-camp will form on the
upper terrace, head of column on Main
street. The horses for the commander-in-
chief, his staff and aides-de-eamp will be. on
Eagle street, and will be reported to Col.
j. Cory Wlnans, chief of staff, in Parlor F.
OF the Iroquofs hotel at 9:15 a. m.
DIVISIONS IN LINE.
''The divisions and their commanders will
be as follows:
First Division-Maj R. M. Harding, N. G.
N. Y, first aide-de-camp; Lieut.. ]. s. Emble-
ton n. G. N. Y. second e-de-camp. De-
partment of Illinois on Main street in two
Department of Wisconsin on Perry and Wash
ington streets, in two columns, eight files
front, at half distance.
Second Division-Maj. G. J. Haffa, N. G. N
Y, first aide-de-camp; Lieut.. L. G. Holmes
N. G. N. Y, second aide-de-camp. Department
OF Pennsylvania on Perry street in two col
rI uInns' and on Scott street in two columns,
Third Division-Maj: L.. W.. Pettibone,
n e: N Y, first atde-de-camp; Capt. w. H.
smith, N G; G. n; Ny, y, second aide-de-camp. De-
south of the New York Central tracks, in
two columns, eight files front, at half dis
tance.
Fourth Division-Capt. W, F. Nurzey, N.
G. N. Y, first aide-de-camp; Lieut.. F. NJ.
Chaplin, N. G. N. Y, second aide-de-camp.
Department of Connecticut on Exchange street
in two columns, eight files front, at half
distance. Department of Massachusetts on
Washington and Carroll streets in two col
umns, eight files front, at half distance.
Fifth Division-Maj. ]. H. Ball, N. G. N
Y, first aide-de-camp; Capt. G. R. Wilson,
n G: N Y, second aide-de-camp; Lieut.. F.
Departments of New Jersey Maine, Caiifor-
mia, Nevada, Rhode Island, New Hampshire
Vermont, Potomac, Virginia, North Carolina
on the upper terrace, north of the New York
Central tracks, in two columns eight files
front, at half distance.
Sixth Division-Capt. E. A. Smith, N G.
n. Y. first aide-de-camp; Lieut.. T B. Shell
don, N. G. N. Y, second aide-d -de-camp. De-
partments of Michigan, Iowa and Indiana, in
the order named, on Washington and Swan
streets, In two columns, eight files front, at
half distance
Seventh Division-Maj. F. E. Wood N G.
n. Y, first aide-de-eamp; Capt. H. R. Clark
H. Farquharson N. G. N. Y, third aide-de-
camp. Departments of Colorado. Wyoming
Kansas Delaware, Minnesota, Missouri, Ore
gon,, Kentucky, West Virginia, South Dakota,
Washington, Alaska, Arkansas New Mexico,
Utah. Idaho, Arizona, Georgia. Alabama
North Dakota, Oklahoma and Indian territory,
in the order named, on lower terrace after
it is vacated by the third division, in two
columns, eight files 'front.' at half distance.
Eighth Division.Maj. i, F: M. Ransom, N.
G. n. Y, first aide-de-camp; Maj. G. J.
Metzger, N. G. N. Y, second aide-de-camp.
Department of New York first half of de-
partmenD, on Franklin and upper terrace,
after terrace is vacated by fifth divisions
in two columns, eight files front, at half dis
tance.
G. N. Y. first aide-de-camp; Capt. J. A. Jack
son, N. G. N. Y, second aide-de-ca Depart-
ment of New York Second half of depart
menD. on Pearl street, in two columns eight
files front. a.. half distance.
"Sixth-The department of New York will
form the left of the column.
"Seventh-The greatest care will be exer-
cised by department and post commanders
and aides-de-camp that the progress of the
column is not checked after passing the
reviewing stand. and, upon the slightest
in rear of the point where the difficulty oc-
ours will be at once moved out of the col
umn into the nearest cross street Comrades
will not attempt to return along the line of
march after disbanding.
ONLY G. A. R. MEN.
"Eighth-Under the regulations of the ma
tional encampment no organization other
than Departments, posts and staff CORPS Of
the Grand Army of the Republic will be per-
mitted in the column. The police, bands
necessary for the organization of the parade
do not come within this restriction.
Ninth-Temporary headquarters of the pa
rade will be located at the corner of Main
and the Terrace at a. m. Time mentioned
is understoon to be Eastern time which is
one hour faster than Western time. All COM
AiduuelS Will govern themselves acCOrd1QglV.
Tenth-The duties of aides-de-camp are to
conduct the commands to which they are as
signed by the most direct route from their
quarters to the place of rendezvous, and
throughout the parade to give such informa-
ton and render such assistance as may be
required of them. They will notify the de-
partment commanders of the time fixed for
starting. No aide-de-camp will give orders
his duties are advisory. The Responsibility
of being In place and ready to march at the
time fixed rests with each department com
mander. --
"Eleventh-Any department not ready to
march at the time fixed will forfeit its place
in column and will be assigned to a place
further 10 the rear. but in advance of the
department of New York.
y. K. Thompson, U. S. A.,
Chief of Staff"
The vanguard of the Grand Army
procession will be led by that doughty
warrior, Gen. James S. Clarkson, com
mander-in-chief of the Grand Army of
the Republic, who, with his staff
reached Buffalo at a. M today. Soon
after his arrival special trains contain
ing 10000 residents of Pennsylvania,
pulled into Buffalo. All of these are
soldiers, veterans and militiamen, and
they were accompanied, many of them.
by their families and friends, SO that