The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-22
NEW ULM'S BIG DAYS
Program and Order of Parade for
Tomorrow.
PREPARATIONS FOR CELEBRATION
Features and Incidents of the Battle
of Forty Years Ago to Be.
Lived Over.

Special to The journal.
New Ulm, Mimi, Aug. 22.-By tonight
New Ulm will be gaily attired for the cell
ebratiou tomorrow and Sunday of the
great Indian massacre. Suitable provis-
ions have been made for the comfort OF
the men of the Second regiment, N. G. s.
M, during their stay in the city. Captain
l.. G. Vogel, adjutant of the regiment, has
charge Of the quartermaster's department
and the camp will be situated on the lawn
OF the high school.
Program Of First Day.
The program for Saturday will be as
follows:
$50 a. m.-Grand historic, military and civil
parade, in which Governor Van SAINT and staff
(mounted), defenders, the Second regiment,
n. G. S. NJ, Captain Rurgs battery, twenty
historical floats New Ulnl fire department
and apparatus and all civil societies of New
Ulm will participate.
80 a. n.-Speeches, vocal music at Ger
man park Address of welcome by Major
Charles Weschcke. Orator of the day, Moses
E. Clapp. Addresses will also be made by
Governor Van SAINT, Ex-Governor John Lind,
Senator George w. Somerville, ex- Governor
Alexander Ramsey, Charles E. Alexander and
Colonel T. ]. Sheehan.
p. m.-Speeches in German by Rev. Alex
ander Berghod and Colonel Pfaepder at Ger
man park.
$50 p. m.-Sham battle by the Second regi-
ment and Captain Burg's battery.
p. m.-Revew and parade.
$50 p. m.-Recepton to Governor Van SAINT
and staff, defenders, officers of Second regi-
ment Captain Burg's battery and invited
guests at Turner hall. Band concerts on
Minnesota street.
Sundays program is as follows:
p. m.-Grand picnic at Hermann's 5
Heights.
$50 p m.-Review and parade by Second
regiment and Burg's battery.
Parade on Saturday.
Preparations for the historical parade
are going on apace. Among the civic So
cieties which will participate are St. Jo-
seph's Unterstuetzungs Verein, st. Johns
lodges and the turnverein. Chief Tarinh
wax -auk-di and his band of peaceful
Sioux will pitch their tepees at Minnesota
and North Second streets. Upon the cross
streets will be erected the tents Of the
Northwestern Consolidated Carnival COM
pany and an additional feature on Sun
day afternoon will be a ball game at the
fair grounds between the Redwood Falls
and St. Peter teams.
The formation Of Saturdays parade will
be as follows:
Colonel Joseph Bobleter, Chief Marshal.
Captain L. G. Vogel, Chief of Staff.
Colonel c. A. Van Duzee, Major F. 3. Wood,
Major w. Jacoby.
Captain w. H. Hart, Aids.
Governor S. T. Van SAINT and Staff.
FIRST DIVISION.
Colonel George W. Mead and Staff.
Second Regiment Band.
First Battalion Second Regiment N G.. S. NJ
Major A. w. Wright, Commanding
Company A, New Ulm, Captain John A.
Buschers.
Company F, Rochester, Captain F. j. Rens-
berger.
Company I, Owatonna, Captain A Schaefer
Second Battalion Second Regiment N. G.. S. NJ
Major George S. Whitney, Commanding.
Company G, Austin, Captain A. c. Page
Company H, Mankato, Captain Ernst R.
Brown.
Company B, Faribaut. Captain A. G.. Chase
Hospital Corps N. G. S. NJ
Captain W. H. Rowe, Commanding.
New Ulm Battery Light Artillery.