The Saint Paul globe., 1901-07-01
PLANS FOR CRET|N Day
GOLDEN JUBILEE OF THE NOTED
PRELATBss ADVENT BEGINS
TOMORROW
EMINENT MEN TO TAKE PART
Exercises Open With Religious
Services at ST. Paul Seminary
Programme and Parade
Line of March.

mat The golden jubilee of the ad-
vent of Bishop Cretin and the establish
ment of the Catholic diocese of st. Paul
Will be celebrated in a manner becoming
the occasion, was evi5enced by the en-
thusiasm that marked the meetings Of
the parade and other committees held
In Cretin hall yesterday afternoon. AS
outlined in Sundays G l o e, the first
day of the celebration will be tomorrow.
when services will be held at the st. Paul
Seminary, Groveland Park, the exercises,
of course, being of a religious character.
The services begin at l0:30 o'clock with
pontifical high mass, Bishop McGolricK,
of Duluth, officiating, and the sermon
will be preached by Archbishop Ireland
At o'clock the ceremony of laying
the corner stone OF the new seminary
chapel will take place, Bishop Torbee,
of st. Cloud, officiating, and the SER
mon will be preached by Bishop Thomas
O'Gorman, Of Sioux Falls Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock solemn requiem
mass will be sa at the Cathedral for
the repose of the souls of deceased
bishops and laymen of the diocese
Bishop John Stanley, of Fargo, officiat-
ing, and the sermon viii be preached
by Archbishop ireland.
The great public features of the ceIe-
bratlon will take place Wednesday even
ing. when monster parade of the Cath
place at 7;3O o'clock, after which am en-
tertalnment will be given at the Audi
torium
The composition of the Parade, as ar
ranged yesterday, is as follows:
Platoon of mounted police, Lieut..
Budy, commanding.
Chief marshal John c. Hardy; chief
of staff, Richard D. O'Brien.
First Dtvtsion-James G.. Donnelly, Jr.,
marshal: Cathedral parish, knights Of
Columbus, St. Vincent de Paul society,
Crusadres Father Matthew Total Absti-
band will be in this division.
Second MISREPRESENTATION and st.
Marys parishes, Michael Weispopf, mar
shall; Postoffice band, St.. Peter Benevo-
Forester Camp No. I0l, St. Vincent de de-
Paul and Forester Camp No. SO.
Third Division7-St,, Louis, st. Patrick s
and and st; JosePh's' RPi parishes; 81 marshal, a.
La Francaise, La Sale Camp No. Z,
Woodmen Of the World, st. Louis Court
FoIesters No. sos St. Vincent de Paul,
Cadets St; Joseph's parish, St. Patrick
Fourth Diviston-rFrank Machovoc,
marshal; ST. Stanislaus parish, knights
of st. George, St.1Anolisius. st. Wen
zelaus, st. PauFana st. Procopius socle-
Fifth Division-John Matz. marshal;
St. Adelbert,s, Sacred Heart, st. Vim
cent, st. John, St. Andrews parishes
music by the Polish band; st. JOseph's.
Sacred Heart, St. Leo, Forester Court
No. 1868, the Young Mems societies and
Forester Court No. ST.
Sixth Division-J. c. Juenemann, mar
shall; st. Francis de Saaes, Young Men )
casino, Forester Court No. "a, ST. Vim
cent de Paul. Casino band.
Seventh DiVision-St Michaeps and St.
Matthews parishes; Frank j. Jung5auer,
marshal; st. Matthew'S and Young Men s
EOTaStar rt
Vincent de Paul, St. Luke's and St.
Marks parishes, Forester Court No. $50.
Eighth Divis:on-St. Agnes parish; A.
]. Refs, marshal; ST. Antonio BeneYo-
lent society, Gessellen Verien, Forester
Court No. 459 and st. Peter Clavier par
ish.
Ninth Division-st, Vincent, ST. Angus
tine, st. Bernard and St. Cassimer par
ishes, Nicholas Clasen, marshal; St. Ber-
nard Benevolent society, ST. Michael 8
Young Mems society, Forester courts NO.
~ Tenth Divislon-P. M. Moroney, mar
shall; divisions one to five, Ancient Order
Of Hibernians.
Eleventh DIVISIONAL MuHane. mar
shal; divisions six to ten, Ancient Order
of HibernianS.
The formation of the parade by divi-
Sions will be as follows:
First Divison-Fifth street facing west,
right face on St. Peter street.
Second-St Peter street facing south,
right rest on Fifth street.
ThiId-St. Peter street facing north,
right rest on Fifth street.
Fourth-Market street facing south,
right facing on Fifth street.
Fifth-Market street facing north, right
rest on Fifth street..
SiXth-Washington street facing south,
right rest on Fifth street.
Seventh-Wa Washington street facing
north, right rest on Fifth street.
Eighth-FrankIin, street facing south,
right rest on Fifth street.
Ninth-Franklin street facing north,
right rest on Fifth street.
Tenth and Eleyenth-Fifth street fac
ing east right rest on Exchange street.
The societies will rendezvous at Rice
Park at 1880 O'Clock, the line of march
being as follows. re
Fifth street to Exchange, thence to
Ninth street thence to Franklin, thence
to Sixth street., down Sixth to Cedar,
east to Fourth street. down Fourth to
Sihley, thence to Sixth street, up Sixth
to Minnesota, and thence to Eighth sire ct
and the Auditorium.
The following, programme has been ar
ranged for the Auditorium:
Address, Thomas D. OBrien; chorus
"Praise ye the Father" Gounod; ad
dress by Gov. Van SAINT, Mayor Robert
a. Smith, Judge William l.. Kelly w. P.
Murray and Judge T.. w. BaZille; chorus
'The Heavens Are Telling" Haydn; ad-
dresses by FL j. Nomstedt. A. L. Lar
pernteur, William H. Donohue, of Mime
apolis; Rev. Bishop Stanley and Arch
bishop Ireland. The exercises will close
by singing the Star Spangled Banner