The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-30

| orders for the Guidance of the
| araders-FormatiOn and Line of
March-Programmeo of Services Mt
the AuditOr1um-Funer sarytcos
of Corporal Harris at Oakland.
| services and decoration of graves.
calvary cemetery, 8 o'clock.
Services and decoration of graves.
oakland cemetery, $50 n. m.
services and decoration of graves.
Lutheran cemetery, a. m.
Services at Forest and Fort Smell
ing cemeteries, a. m.
Parade, D. m.
Services at Auditorium, 23O D. m.
memorial day is here again and the
| people are again ready to honor the SOL
oler dead. All the preparations of the
last SIX weeks reach climax this
morning when friends of those who are
az rest in the cemeteries in and near
| 81 Paul will follow the annual custom
OF placing flowers on the little mounds
beneath which the heroes rest There
VIII also be the usual religious services.
detail Of comrades and a number
| of young-ladies, in charge of Mrs. 10
seph Smith, wfIl. decorate the graves ar
Calvary cemetery at o'clock. There
Will be service at the cemetery at $50.
| Rev Father Dolan officiating The music
will be by the Cathedral choir. under
the direction of John F. Gehan. The
exercises will close with the singing of
America
AT Oakland the graves will be decorated
In the morning by details from the
Grand Army posts, assisted by the La
d1es Auxiliary and the children from the
| public schools Commander O. S. Pine,
| assisted by Camp No. /, Sons of Veter-.
ans, willldecorate the graves at Soldiers,
Rest. Rev. j.. D. Paxton will deliver the
address. The music will be rendered by
chorus Of children from the Franklin
school,
The services at Forest and Fort Shell
! Ing cemeteries will be under the direc-
ton of committee Of which George O.
Austin is chairman
At Lutheran cemetery the Daughters
and Sons of Veterans, assisted by de-
| tail of children from the public schools
will decorate the graves The assembly
| at Soldiers Rest is at o'clock Rev A.
| ]: d. Haupt will say the prayer and Rev
Albert Thiele will deliver the address.
The music will be rendered by the Horn
/ quartette.
At Oakland cemetery a special feature
| OF the morning will be the funeral serv-
ices to be held over the grave of Corporal
Oliver E. Harris. Corporal Harris re-
| mains were brought from Santiago to
st. Paul few weeks ago. His relatives
| In st. Paul lost all track of him after
the Second infantry, of which he was a
member, reached Cuba. Efforts were
| made to locate him and these were re-
Warded after months of vain hoping.
with the report that his remains, with a
number of others who had died in Cuba.
had been brought to New York The
Red Cross society will attend the services
and will also assist in decorating all the
graves OF the soldier dead in Oakland.
FOR THE PARADE
Chief Marshal Hasenwinkle has issued
| the following orders for the parade:
Headquarters will be in front of the
| Metropolitan hotel
| AT 80 p. m. one signal gun will be fired
| by Battery A Third street, and at
that time all organizations should be in
| line AT this signal chief and division
narshals, with aides, will pass along the
entire line for inspection, and while pass
ing all will come to attention.
At p. m. gun will be fired when
head OF column will promptly move for
ward, followed by divisions in regular
order. When head of column reaches the
Auditorium halt will be made, and es-
cort will open ranks for G. A. r. to pass
| through, followed by Sons of Veterans.
! veterans of Spanish-American- war and
national guard.
| All bands must take their time from
| the head band, so that the step will be
uniform through the entire column.
| The drum corps should play between
L q 1hnTS nd
bands are playing, unless in unision with
| hand time.
LINE OF MARCH
The formation of the parade will be as
| follows:
First Division-T A. Barker, marshal.
forms on Washington, right resting cor
ner Third street.
Guests Carriages-Form on Fourth
street between Washington and Market
| streets.
Second Division-Geo. H Irish, mar
| shal, forms on Third and Market streets,
right resting corner of Washington
| Third Division-F. c. Mallory, marshal,
forms on Third and st. Peter streets,
right resting on Market street.
! The line of march is on Third to Seven
| Corners, Seventh to Sixth, to Sibley, to
Seventh, to Minnesota, to Eighth, to Au-
| dftorium.
AUDITORIUM SERVICES.
At the Auditorium the programme
| opens WIN a memorial QlrRe Dy the MIN.
nesota State band, and Rev. s. G.. Smith,
will offer prayer The St. Paul high school
chorus will sing the Song of Peace" q.
| f. Kendrick will read Lincoln's Gettys-
burg speech, and following the song
! Columbia" by Miss Celiste lie Feure
| Coghlan, Capt. w. H. Harries delivers an
address. Another piece of music by the
| st. Paul high school chorus. recitation,
Empire OF the Brave and Free by Miss
| Elizabeth Wood, and Thomas r. Name
| delivers the second address. A piece by
| the band. the 'Star-Spangled Banner"
sung by Miss Coghlan, America by tho
audience and the exercises close with the
! benediction.
NOTES.
The members of Company z, Third regi-
| ment, n. G. 8. M, meet at the armory at
II a. m. tc take part in the parade.
All Union veterans of the Civil war in
| the city are cordially invited to march
with Garfield post in the parade. The
| post Will form at headquarters. 19 Wa
basha street at o'clock p. m. sharp.
The Junior Pioneer will meet at their
hall in the Lowry arcade at 1:30 to take
|