The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-18
MEMORY OF MARTYR
DAY OF MOURNING WITH APP
PROPIsIATE EXERCISES
N IMPOSING PROCESSION
of Citizens Will Partici-
pate in Auditorium Exercises
Schools VIII Be Closed and
Business Suspended.


ST. Paufs contribution to the great
day of mourning that will convulse a
nation tomorrow, will not suffer from
any lack of participation on the part of
its people. Thousands will take part in
the exercises which will be CARED out at
the Auditorium, while the parade now be-
ing arranged promises to more than over
top the hopes of those that gave 1t in
ception. ss,.
Having in mind the task before them,
the several commit ees appointed by
President Schiffmann, of the common
council, went to work at an early hour
yesterday, and, while considerable yet
remains to be done, the preliminaries,
which include the formation of the big
parade, and the exercises at the Audi
torium, are practically complete.
AS chief marshal, the parade, its@2or-.
nation, the rendezvous and other details,
We're placed entirely in the hands of
Comptroller ]. J. McCardy, For this one
feature Mr.. McCardy has mapped out
the following programmes:
Rendezvous. .s4s,z~
First Division-United States army
Fort street, right resting on Sixth: Ma
tional Guard State of Minnesota, Sixth
TfSnC resting on Fort.
Second -Division-Grand Army of the
Republic, Sons of Veterans, Loyal Legion
Union Veterans union, Exchange street
between Fifth and Sixth streets
Third Division-Civic societies, Seventh
and Fifth streets, right resting on Ex-
change.
All organizations are requested to be in
place promptly at 1:3O p m.
Parade will move at p. m.
All civic societies are requested to
form and march by tours in close order
in center of street.
LINE OF MARCH.
Parade will move from Sixth and Fort
streets east on Sixth to Robert, south to
Fourth, east to Jackson, north to Sixth,
Cedar and to auditorium.
Formation of Parade.
Platoon of Mounted Police, Lieut.. .Budy,
Commander.
]. J. McCardy, Chief Marshal.
Aides de Camp-Gen. E. D. Libbey, F. H.
Orion, c. j. Hunt, w. H. Hart
Commanders Flag,
Carried by Eighteen G. A. r. Men.
FIRST DIVISION.
Maj. M. S. Mead, Assistant Marshal.
Aide de Camp, Capt. Oscar Seebach.
Fourteenth u. S. Infantry Band
Second Battalion Fourteenth U. S. In
fantry.
Maj. F. b. Eltonhead, Commanding
Inaro Battalion, First Regiment, Mime
sofa National Guard.
Maj. c. T. Spear, Commanding.
First Battery Artillery N G. S. M.
Maj. George C. Lambert Commandins.
Invited Guests in Carriages in Double
Column.
SECOND DIVISION.
Gen. M. D. Flower, Assistant Marshal.
Aide de Camp Capt J. G. Donahower.
Minnesota State Band
Acker Posi- No. q, G. A. r., J. P. Lar
kin, Commander.
Ord Post No. 20, G. A r. J. P. Lar
eettvsnnrs.sP kin; Con as der,
Wood. Commander
Garfield Post No. s, G.. A. r., w. H.
Hills, Commander.
Union Veterans Union, G. A. Rose, Com
- manddng. y.
Sons OF Veterans, Capt. J.. F. Devore,
Commanding.
THIRD. DIVISION.
Maj. N. c. Robinson, Assistant Marshal.
Aides de Camp-Dr. A. J. Stone. W. T..
Kelly Jr., Robert Seng, c. r.
Smith.
PoStoffice Band
Hon. A. r. McGill, P. M; Capt. H. A.
Castle, Auditor P. O., Depart
ment, in Carriages
Postoff1ce Employees, H. J. Hadlich, Com
Roosevelt Rough Riders, C. G. Bunker.
Commanding.
Bohemian Societies:
Rad Czech No. IL. c. S. P. S.
Society slovan No. 8, 6. S. D. P. J.
Rad Orel No. SO, C. S. q. J..
F. A. Krch, Commanding.
knights of PPythias, A: J; stobbart, P. G.
Swedish Brothers, Edward Peterson.
President.
The Commercial Club, H. A Boardman.
President.
PARADE ARRANGEMENTS
Other societies reporting to. the chief
marshal will be assigned positions, but
In order that there may be no delay,
they are requested to report to Mr.. Nc
Cardy today. The parade promises to
be monster affair, and for this reason
the greatest promptness on the part Of
those participating is desired 1t is de-
sired, if possible, to have the exercises
at the Auditorium start at o'clock
AL assistant marshals and aides will
meet with Mr. McCardy this afternoon
at o'clock in the council chamber and
receive their instructions.
While the handling of the parade will
impose big task on those in charge. the
placing of the crowds that will gather at
the Auditorium will involve considerable
labor. That all may be given seats
quickly and quietly, the request of the
A@-NOAAA SANO I1lcbI I1Sy NC appointed uSN-
ers has been accepted by the executive
committee. The platform and the first
row in the front gallery will be reserved
and admission to the seats thus set apart
will be by ticket only. In all about 125
seats have been reserved
The committee on carriages yesterday
secured about fifty vehicles, and these
it is expected, will be considerably swell
ed by private tenders. The carriages
will contain the invited guests and will
nave prominent place in the big pa
rade.
The programme of exercises at the Au-
ditorium, printed in the G lobe yester-
day, will be carried out intact So far the
committee sees no reason to make any
changes or additions.