The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-26
SURVIVORS WILL PARADE
PIONEER GUARDSMEN WILL BE
WELL REPRESENTED

Line Are Still Active In the Az
fairs of the Stnte-They VIII
Come From a Distance, Too
Later Military Organizations VIII
Escort Them.
One Of the most notable features his
torically in the capitol procession We'd
nesday afternoon aside from the pres
ence of Gov. Ramsey, the first terri
torial and second state governor of
Mimi sOta, is the fact that so many of
the surviving members OF the territorial
ard early state national guards, or uni
formed militia, will take part.
So far as known every survivor with
in the state of these organizations,
which were in their day as notable as
the later ones, has been notified and
with the exception of one or two in
valids, has stated that he would turn
out with the boys" OF the old Pioneer
Guards" one is coming from Duluth,
another from Sank Rapids and a third
from Minneapolis, for the sake of old
times. Most have taken part in the
parade for the laying of the corner
stone of tt old capitol and other public
buildings of the city.
The list of survivors of the old COM
panies, all of whom will take part in
the parade, is as follows:
st. Paul Pioneer Guards-Lieut William A.
Van Slyke Lieut. ]. l. Beaumont Theodore
Borup, Henry A. Burbank John NJ. Camp
bell, William S; Combs, John C. Devereux,
j. Horn, BENJAMIN +. Irvine, A. r. Kiefer,
c. c. King Josiah R. King Norman Kilt
son, Franz L:mbrecht, N. P. Langford, vii
Ger, John B. Olivier, John B. Sanborn. Rob-
ert A. Smith. R. o. Sweeney, NJ. C. Tuttle,
Thomas Van Etten.
The st. Paul Light Infantry-S. Lee Davis,
E. &. Hughson. Alfred Wharton.
Mr.. Beaumont was also lieutenant of
this c9mP pa which was later one conf
Post No. 81 was named.
The Chatfield Guards-Gen. j. w. Bishop,
captain.
The Washington Light Artillery Of Still
water-Edward w. Durant.
The members and ex-members Of the
later organizations will provide their
predecessors in the service of the state
with a suitable escort. For this purpose
all are desired and notified to report at
the armory On West Sixth street at 1
o'clock p. m. If the young guard will
take as mucIl interest in the event as
all the "old guard have done, the turn
out will be as large and creditable as
they deserve. Those who participate
in the parade will have an excellent
chance to see and hear the exercises
at the new capitol.
Chief Marshal McCardy has arranged the
line of march and parade for the day as
follows:
The parade will start from Rice park at 2
o'clock p. m, OIL Wednesday, July 27, inst,
over the line of march, viz: FIT street to
St. Peter, St. Peter to Sixth. thence to Sib
ley street, thence to Seventh, along Seventh
grounds, where the parade will be dis
missed.
FORMATION OF COLUMN.
Mounted Police.
Chief Marshal ]. J. McCardy.
Chief of Staff Lieut.. Mortimer o. Bige-
low. U. S. A.
Aides M. N. Goss. A. scheffer, ]. W. Bishop,
c. R. Smith, NJ. D. Flower. L. E.
Newport.
United States Flag.
FIRST DIVISION.
z-Seibert-S.ein Band
Gel. C. ]. Edwards, Assistant Marsha.
Capt. ]. c. Donahower, William Cunning
Fifteenth Resma nam Ni A1des Volunteer In
fantry Col ]. c.. Shandrew, Com
handing.
Minneapolis Journal Newsboys' Band
Grand Army of the Republic, E. W. Morti-
mer Department Commander Of Min
Personal S aft, Aides.
G. N. Morgan Post No. 4, Minneapolis
D. P. Chase, Post No. %, Minneapolis.
l.. P. Plummer Post So Minneapolis.
William Downs Post No. 6S, Minneapolis.
Levi Butter Post No 70, Minneapolis.
James Bryant Post No. 119 Minneapolis.
John A. Raw:ins Post No. 1928, Minneapolis.
o. P. Horton Post No. III, Minneapolis.
Gettysburg Post No. 14S. St Paul.
Garfield Post No. 8, st. Paul.
Gen. Ord Post No. 20, ST. Paul.
Acker Post No. 81, St. Paul
Minnesota Naval Veterans, j. F. R. Foss
Commanding
Hastings Light Infantry Band
Hastings Naval
tenant. Commanding.
The E.dridge Zouaves, CAPT. R. F. Eldrdge
Commanding.
Veteran National Guard of Minnesota E, s.
Chittenden, President, Commanding.
Deutscher Kreiger Verein, Frank Erllng,
patterv ga >, N,,n pres,de Mt;,,n,, c 6.
Battery 3D." Minnesota National Guard,
Minneapolis, Maj. E. D. Libbey Com
handing Battalion.
SECOND DIVISION.
Gen. W. B. Bend. Assistant Marshal.
Red Wing State Training School Band.
First Carriage--Gov. d. NJ. Cough, Senator
G. X DAYS., Ex-Governor Alexander Ramsey,
Second Carrige-Channing Seabury, Arch
bishop John Ireland. Bishop M. N. Gilbert,
Toit, 3; 2. Corliss. John De Laittre.
Fourth Carriage-Brig Gen. John M. Bacon,
T. s SUE, A.; Col a p Carey, Y. s. A.; &C.. +.
Fifth Carrigae-The mayors of st Paul,
Minneapolis, Hastings and Saltwater.
Sixth Carriage-Maj. Thomas A. Cummings,
y. S. A. Cass Gilbert, Congressman F. G.
Stevens, Congressman Loren Fletcher
Minnesota State officials
Secretary of State A. Berg in Charge
Ramsey County Officials.
D. M. Sullivan, County Auditor in Charge.
City Of St: Paul Officials.
Matt Jensen, City Clerk. in Charge.
Old Settlers Association Gn carriages).
President, Rev. M. N Adams
innesota Territorial Pioneers Association
Hon. L. w. Collins President
Junior Pioneer Association of Ramsey County
Frank Robert Jr., President.
Partriarchs Militant l. o. O. F.
G.. F. Demules, Commanding.
Postofflce Band.
st. Paul Postoffice Brigade.
Minneapolis Postoftice Brigade.
Knights of Pythias.
~Col. p. H. Milham Commanding.
knights of St. George
A. T. Slechta COMMANDING
st. Paul Newsboys.
A. M. Knox Commanding.
st. Paul Branch Stone Cutters Association.
F. /. Chase President.
THIRD DIVISION.
Minnesota State Band.
II. N. Cook. Assistant Marshal.
Personal Staff. Aides.
st. Paul Fire Brigade.
PLACES OF RENDEZVOUS.
The first division will form on Third street
as follows: Fifteenth Minnesota volunteer IN
fantry on north side Third street, extending
easterly, right resting on Washington street.
Grand Army of the Republic, on south side
Third street, extending westerly with right
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