The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-12
sr7s TAa9 10 THE TRADE MARK
NsSSEM which Is on every package OF
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
SSEssST the best and most extensively
sold Flour In the world
A WARM WELCOME
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over the Northern Pacific. The running
time into st. Paul Will be kept the same.
The train dispatcher,s office of the North
ern Pacific received advices last night
that the first section over their line pass
ed Moorhead at S:56 p. M, and the sec
Ond passed Fargo at $3.50. According to
the computations of the dispatcher's Of
flee, it was thought that the first section
would arrive In St. Paul at and the Sec
ond from fifteen to twenty minutes later.
A large delegation from st. Paul met
the trains at Moorhead and will accom-
pany the Thirteenth In. The citizens
boarded the train and served lunch and
hot coffee. The stop was short, as the
trains were late
TO MEET THE TROOPS.
Adjt. Gen. Lambert wired the incoming
specials early last evening, directing that
he be kept informed of the movement of
the trains and exact hour Of arrival. He
received acquisitions by wire for two
dozen campaign hats and stock of leg
gings, to be madeSready ON the arrival of
the tarins for the use of the men,
The Great Northern specials will disem-
bark their men In the: block and ene-haf
lying between Broadway and the end Of
the union station sheds. This area will
be kept clear for the use of the men.
The Northern Pacific will unload its
trains back of the general offices. The
st. Paul and Minneapolis troops will ar
rive over this line and will be formed
there in battalion order, awaiting the for
nation of the companies from st. Cloud,
Red Wing and Saltwater, and the remain
ing tr0oRS brought In over the at her line
Wagons will be IN waiting, and personal
effects and baggage of the men will be
recetpted for and sent at once to the az
mory, where 1t will be kept under guard
until the return of the men from Mime
apolis.
With the regiment arriving at 5 o'clock,
or at go at the latest, the movement Of
the parade will be made at $50. The line
of march will be up Fourth to Wabasha,
up Wabasha to Eighth, and east on
Eighth to the Auditorium where break
fast will be served at o'clock. The re-
turning line of march will be different,
in order to give the public as great oppor-
tunity as possible to review the troops,
and will be on Eighth to Cedar. down Ce-
dar to Sixth, east on = 80
down Sibley to the taa,
the men to Minneapt
the parade has been I Che
Thirteenth regiment
heading the first divis
double platoon of poll
McCardy as guide.
will be In command
will include the Min
A, B, F and l. Major Robinson win be
in command of the Second battalion, COM
posed of Companies c, De and H, Of.
Paul. Maj. Masterman will command the
Third battalion, heading the second di-
vic will no of ba
water, st. Cloud and Red Wing compa-
MES with Companies G, K and L, of Min
neapolfs. Seibert's band will lead the d.
vision.
SPEECHES WILL BE BRIEF.
After the breakfast at the Auditorium
a short programme Of, addresses will be
given, which has been placed in charge
of President Condo Hamlin, of the Com
mercial club. Gov, Find will make a
three-minute speech, welcoming the boys
on behalf Of the state. Mayor Kfefer
will extend a welcome for the city Of
st. Paul and the Commercial club will
be represented by E. G. Stringer.
st. Cloud had q delegation in the city
early last evening, composed of Senator
Ripley Brewer Hon H. S. Abeles and
Judge William S. Alden, to welcome
Company M, of that city. The commit
apolis and stay with them, attending to
their wants and arranging for their re-
turn to their home, where an elaborate
reception and welcome will be extended
Saturday st. Cloud is somewhat dis
pleased with the management of the ar
rangements for bringing in their men,
which changed the original plan to send
the boys in over the Breckenridge div
ision of the Great Northern, allowing
r, 70,
ming the section bearing the company
through over another route. The well
come, however will be none the less
hearty.
Red Wing and Saltwater were repre-
scented by large number of citizens, but
no official delegations were here for the
purpose of extending welcome.
Saltwater man stated last night that
half the town would be ready to extend
a hand TO the boys in Minneapolis, and
Red Wing people will also wait until to-
day to come in any number.
WILL ASSIST THE WOMEN
The Commercial club appointed the
following committee yesterday afternoon
. to cooperate with the women and as
sist in the work of serving the breakfast
at the Auditorium. The committee will
be on hand early and will provide an I'M
mense display of cut flowers and potted
plants for the decoration of the buf:ing.
The committee consists of A. x. Pruden,
chairman; Theodore F. Smith, B. F.
Beardsey, P. j. Schaub, j. S.. Fugate,
C. d. Bentley Fl. s. Woode, V. c. Gil
man, Edward Feldhauser, A. G. Gal
1asch, John F. Selb, a. G. Johnson H. F.
Hall, Oliver Crosby, Wilbur Tibbils, S.
H. Haas, w. F. JeWett, Dennis Muir
ply, c.. c.. Whitney J. e. Meyers, E.
s. Chittenden, R. HI. Sens, Ross Clarke,
j. F. Jackson and Rufus A. Hoyt.
AUDITORIUM GAYLY DECKED.
One glimpse the interior of the audi
forum is enoughJto via high praise from
the visitor for those VINO arranged Its
decorations-Capt. J J. McCardy and Fl.
G. Neal. It's vast walls and ceiling are
literally hidden behind graceful festoons
of bunting, broken at intervals with
rosettes, flags, and the like, while in
tribute to those members of the Thir
teenth who went away, but who will not
sit a, the banquet table this morning.
tribute is paid in memorial tablets, con-
spicuously placed.
Over the officers table hangs banner
bearing the name of Maj. Arthur M. Dig
giles, encircFed by laurel wreath. On
four other banners arranged beside that
Of Mai Diggles' memorial are the names
of the other heroes that have died since
the regiment left for Manila.
The first bears in circle of laurel the
names of John w. F'lynt, Herbert l..
Kelly John S. Wood. Gilbert c. Perrine,
Frederick Buckland Leslie b. Paden'
Paul NJ Crosby. Merwin NJ Carleton,
Fred c. Fifteen, Sidney f. Garrett ana
Jesse Cole.
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