The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-29
HEROES OF EARLIER WAR
NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN IN
PRESENT EXCITEMENT

Tears, Some for Those Who
Fought and Died, Others for
Those Who Are Now at the Front
in Their Country's Cause.
The local G. A. r. has completed all
arrangements in connection with the
observance of Memorial day, tomorrow.
During the morning hours the vet
Grams will hold the usual exercises at
the cemeteries. Orations will be de-
livered, and committees that have been
selected will scatter flowers on the
graves of the departed heroes.
In the afternoon the parade will take
place and the Grand Army posts, civic
societies and school children will as
semble at Rice park, where the start
will be made at o'clock.
AT 2:3O o'clock the exercises at the
Auditorium will begin The Grafton
l. N. Walker, past COMMUNICATIVE chief
of the G. A. R.
Special services will be held in many
of the churches of the city today.
The programme in detail for tomor-
row is as follows:
AT OAKLAND CEMETERY.
Bug,e Call at Soldiers Rest, O'CIock-C
e. Cassler.
Decoration of Graves-G. A. R. ro3ts and
auxiliary associations
Bugle Call Assembly-Solders' rest, 1880
Song-"Vaoant Chair"
introductory l.. Mahan, chairman me-
mortal committee.
Prayer-Rev. Alex McGregor.
Song-"Cherished Names"-Aeo.ian quar-
tette.
Reading of Order From Department Head
quarters-William O'Gorman.
Reading of Lincoln's Getty sburg Address
Oscar Mailman.
Decoration of cross by Commander Burns
and auxiliary associations.
Song-'Still Observation-Disclosures
AdcreSS-Capt. e. E. Woodman
Selection" Acknowledgements.
Benedietion-Rev. A McGregor
Salute to the dead by Camp No. 1, Sons
of Veterans.
AT CALVARY CEMETERY.
Assembly Call-S:30 a. m.
Decorating Graves by Detail of Comrades.
by Detail of Young Ladies in Charge of Mrs.
Joseph Smiths o'clock.
Divine Service. Rev. ]. j. LawIer Oficiat-
ing-9:3O o'clock.
Address-Rey. J. j. Lawler.
Singing of America
The music will be furnished by the -al
choir under the direction Of John F. Gehan
The committee on arrangements will be
Patrick Henry. William O'Gorman Joseph
Smith. M. ]. OConnor.
AT LUTHERAN CEMETERY
Decoration of graves by veterans and sons
and daughters of veterans
Decoration of Cross and Filling of Urn-Ord
post
Bugle Call-Assembly Soldiers Rest-s:3o
Prayer-Rev. A. Thiele.
Pilgrims Evening Song"-Horn uuartette.
Address-A. d. ]. Haupt
Selection-''Rest Under the Tree Tops
Quartette.
Address in German-Rev. A. Thiele
Song-"Amer,ca'- Horn uuartette
Benediction-Rev. A. Thiele
AT THE AUDITORIUM-AFTER
Dirge-Minnesota State band
Chorus. Hail to the Land"-School chill
dren. Prof. Congdon. leader.
Introductory Address, L. Mahan.
Chorus, Cover Them Over"-School chill
!ren.
Invocation-Rev. John H. Wright D. D.
Sclo, 'The Song of the Flag'-D. F. Col
Vile
Reading President Lincoln's Address-W. P.
Jewett.
Selection, "star spangled Banner'-Mrs. D.
F. De Wolf, school children and ->>nd
Oration-Hon. l, N. Walker, past COM
mander-in-chief Of G. A. R.
Chorus, The New Hail Columbia" -School
children.
'America"-School children.
Benedction-Rev. John Wright.
ORDER OF PARADE.
The column will march in the order given
below on Washington street to Fifth, to st.
Peter, to Sixth. to Sibley, to Seventh to &C.
dar, to Eighth, and to the Auditorium, in
this order:
Chief and Platoon of Mounted Police.
Chief Marshall. w. Bishop
Aides-T. S. White, ]. P. Lyon, w. H. Har-