The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-18

linger and Henry Steiner.
The Second Regiment band preceded
the second section, which was known as
st. Bernard's division. Frank Koelen,
dorfer and E. -Hegy We're respectively
marshal and assistant marshal The st.
Joseph's society marched behind the
New Ulm city band several hundred
strong, followed by the St. Joseph's So
ciety, of Arlington, and st. Peters soci,
ETY., of Swan Lake. st. John the Baptist
Society of Sleepy Eye had as an escort
the Sleepy Eye band, and the ST Peter
and Paul society of Belle Plaine formed.
rear guard for the Valley band of Belle
PLANE. Following came nine societies
averaging from 100 to $50 strong in the
following order with their banners flying
to the breeze: st. Joseph's society, Hen
derson; st. Joseph's society,", Bird Island;
st. Jacobus society, Crystal Lake; st,
Antonius society, Yellow Bank; st. Jo-
seph's society," of Fairfax, Maple Lake
and Eden Valley, and the st. Killian So
ciety, of st. Killian.
The Hibernian band rheralded the st.
Joseph's society, of st. Paul, followed by
Sacred Heart society, Of Freeport, Young
Mems society, of ST. Demands parish
and band. The st. Martinus court Of
Catholic Foresters completed the second
division.
A. J. Ries, of St. Paul, was marshal Of
the third division, assisted by Benjamin
Clemens, and several hundred of the An
cient Order of Hibernians, with their
green Sashes, went before a similar turn
out Of the Minneapolis Hibernians, &C
companied by the Minneapolis band. Red
Wing, Hastings and New Trier all had
bands in the next. group of societies,
which turned out over a hundred march
They follows ST
Bonifacius, of Hastings; st. Joseph's, Of
Red Wing; st. Joseph's of New Market
and VermilliOn, and ST. Nicholas, of New
Trier. st. Peter Clayer society was fol-
lowed by Forester band and ST. Agnes
Court of Catholic Foresters. The last
society to march in the Third division
was St. Antonius Of Padua society, of
st. Paul. ,.-,.zs.=.
The Postof1ce band led the way for d.
vision number four. a. Zaspe1 and A
Pfoser did military honors for the divis-
ion at its head as n1arshals The Still
water band marched at the head of a
column comprising ST. Josephs society,
Glencoe; st. Bernard's, of Cologne; St
Antonius', of Chahassen: st. Joseph's, Of
Saltwater, and ST. Peters, of Mazeppa
st. Peter and Paul society, Of Mankato,
We're accompanied by a band. An Iowa
band formed an escort for the st. Plus
Alphonsus society, of Dubuque, followed
| by large representation from three Of
| the Catholic Forester societies of the
| city, namely, Abe Lincoln court, st.
! Matthews court, and st. Augustinus
! court. Father Mathews Temperance So
ciety and st. Johns Young Mems society,
| of st. Matthew's church, brought up the
] rear.
Raymond Eisenhauer and George Cob
! lisch were division marshals for the next
division, with the Postoffice band head
| ing the column. st. Procopius Orbeit So
ciety, Of st. Paul, was the first order in
the line of the fifth division. The
Knights of st. George were followed by
a band and the St. Wendelinius societies,
of st. Paul and Richfield. Two other
| bands, including Seiberts led the last
group of the division, consisting of the
| following societies, turning out some
| thing over thousand men: st. Joseph's,
| of ST. Michael; st. Joseph's of St Wall
| bertha; Loretta and st. Plus society, of
Otter; st. Francis of Jordan; SITS. Peter
and Paul, of Heidelberg; st. Antonius, of
! Marystown; ST. Peters, of New Prague;
| st. Johns, of Union Hill; German Cath
Ole Casino of st. Francis de Sales
church, st. Paul; st. Francis de Sales So
ciety, of st. Paul, and st. Hubertus Court
of Catholic Foresters.
In the following division, which was
marshaled by Albert Seiss and John Hell
| denreich, the following towns furnished
bands: Shakopee, Farbault, ChasSa,
| Rochester. The Chaska band attracted a
| great deal of attention for it's attractive
uniforms. The men wore red coats and
| white duck trousers. The following So
| cieties completed the column of about
| 1,500 men: st. John s.. of Shakopee; St.
! Antonius, of Wacouta; st. Nichoas, Ct
| Norwood; ST. Bonifacius, of the same
town; ST. Peters, of Chaska; st. Francis,
of Victoria; st. Laurentius, of Faribau t;
Young Mems society, of Faribault; ST..
Joseph's, of Rochester; st. Antonius, of
Delano; st. Aloysius, of Winsted;> St.
| Leo, of st. Paul; ST. Paul Court of Cath
Ollie Foresters, and Catholic Gesellen So
| ciety of Sacred Heart. s.
St JOseph'S society," of Winona