The herald., 1898-05-30
TO HONOR TIE DEAD
SERVICES AT THE CEMETERIES
AND THE TABERNACLE
Parade in the Acknowledged
of Exercises at Simpson-Line
of March-General Notes

Today the graves of those who gave the
best years of their lives for the preserva-
ton of the Union will be decorated by the
comrades who fought by their side and
who are still in the flesh and by friends in
loving remembrance of the services rem
dered, when the country stood in so great
need of them. The war spirit is once again
lowering over the people of the United
States and this will aid to increase the
solemnity of an occasion which permits
us to lay a tribute of flowers or wreath
upon the ashes of those whose only thought
was the greatness of the Stars and Stripes,
and remember the doughty deeds that they
did. They will fire the new generation with
ideas of emulation that must bring victory
in the present strife.
AS usual the various G. A. r. posts will
march out to the cemeteries to attend 10
this labor of remembrance and respect, as
sisted by the w. R. c. AT Rosedale Stan
ton post will do the honors to the dead.
The children of Rosedale. Harper and Pico
Heights schools will sing and Fl. A. Price
will deliver an address. Bartlett will dec
crate the graves at Evergreen and the fol-
lowing program will come off:
Salute the flag; song "America;" prayer
mander II. Glaze; reading list of dead by
Adjt. J. Davis; song by Breed street school.
Cover Them Over address by Rev. j.
B. Holloway; song by Second street school;
recitation by Geo. Hood; address by Post
Commander H. Glaze; unwilling of monu-
ment for the dead of the Maine; benedio-
ton.
The parade will form D. M, and it will
Ion -1,D fta fall viy,rr Nrln
Fremont drill corps, Capt. Fred Munsey
commanding, east side of Main, with left
resting at southeast corner of Third and
Main streets.
w. s. Rosecrans camp. No. 2, Sons of
Veterans, west side of Main, left resting &
southwest corner of Main and Third
streets.
Stanton post, No. 55, G. A. R., west side
of Main, right resting at northeast corner
of Main and Third streets.
Kenesaw post, No 106 G. A. r., east side
of Main, right resting at northeast corner
of Main and Third streets.
Bartlett-Logan post, No. g. G. A. R., east
side of Main, right resting in front of Eks'
hall.
Commands will move in the following or
der:
commanded by Capt. Roberts; Grand Mar
shall IS. Daubenspeck; chief aid Dr. l..
T. Holland; aids. Judge William Young.
Col. Dan Jones, Capt. A. P. Hoffman; Vet
eran Fife and Drum corps, Capt. Sam Kutz
commanding; Stanton post, No. IS, G. A.
r., George B. Copeland commanding; Ken
esaw post, No. LOG, G.. A. R., F. N Ambrose
commanding; Bartlett-Logan post Henry
dc TIT;
army nurses.
Line of march will be: South on Main to
Fourth street, west on Fourth to Spring,
north on Spring to First, west to Broad
way, south on Broadway to Sixth, west OH
Sixth to Hope, south on Hope to Simpson
tabernacle.
The program It Simpson tabernacle is as
follows:
Organ voluntary.
Call to order, Grand Marshal w. S. Dau-
benspeck, Stanton post
Choir "Tenting on the Old Camp
Ground" Mrs. Modini-Wood. Mrs. J. T.
Newkirk (sopranos), Mrs Jennie Kempton,
Miss Louise A. Torrey (altos), Mr.. Modini-
Wood, J. T. Newkirk (tenors), T. w. WAL
lace, J. H. Stephens (bassos), F. w. Colby,
organist.
prayer, CoInraue VIII "A. AnlSnteI, stall
ton post.
Introductory remarks, Comrade E. w.
Clarke, president of the day, Kenesaw
post.
Choir, "Rest, Soldier, Rest"
Reading of President Lincoln's Gettys-
burg address, Comrade A. c. Shafer, Stan
ton post.
Original poem, Comrade, c.. w. Hyatt,
Stanton post.
Councilman Mathuss will leave Wednes-
day for three weeks trip to Chicago. The
gentleman had arranged to leave several
days ago, but serious sickness in the family
prevented II.