The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-29
BLOOMFIELD CATHOLIC CEMETERY.
Under the direction Of Father Knafelz and


marshals are members Of the g. A. r.
and while many bodies will participate
the parade will be essentially a G. A. r.
affair. Much interest centers in the par
ade from the fact that all the troops at
Fort Smelling under command OF Colonel
Jacob Kline will be in the line.
Chief Marshall Kelly and Major Hugh
Longstaff will have their headquarters at
the West hotel until 1:45 p. m. and after
that time at Tenth and Nicollet. All the
various bodies participating in the parade
will report to the division marshals at
o'clock sharp and the parade will move
shortly after that time. The marshall and
his staff and aides will review the parade
near the Exposition building.
Line and Order of March.
The line of march will be as follows:
Start from tenth street and Nicollet,- down
pin avenue. down Hennepin to Fourth street
thence over to Nicollet avenue again and then
| down Nicollet and across the steel arch bridge
The parade s;. viii III, march re as follows:
| Superintendent Edward J. Conroy, Commanding
I Mounted Police.
o'p's ss sst eassea9 STA sfar Stan
A. ,Caverly; Louis A. Reed Bedeli Harry +.
/ Jones, Henry Parson. ]. Coifax Grant
de Ws1a 1e q i i. E Stssis: B: F.
" cos skog i. 4 T. R '5o Msod-
Fred H. The
] FIRST DIVISION.
Forms a, On tenth Street, south Of Nicollet.
stanG &c alola, ! G5ertssn Colonel Alex Stew
! Hage. Captain Ed 6. FAX iia'q Gap.
rventv tam " H;,,t E; Steele steele
s.,r 1oleasi 5ssGS Wine, Somnandins;
m.cssHa sn ~ M9r + captain
! Twenty first United states Infantry try Band.
Lieutenant cod p,gs q gssdnes com,ndn.
Il Second Battalion,
Ms eStn un dssTe st,t eom#%a4a,ns
Second . Bstta nlisN 4. 6: oRsmMsna e
Major Frank R.tas T. !, cor r Commanding.
4 Captain 6. G. Bennett. Commanding.
SECOND DIvISION-G. a. r.
Forms on Tenth street. north OF Nicollet.
Lieutenant John F. Perry, Marshal and Com
manding.
Stah--John Day Smith, Judge j. r. Corrigan
George N Morgan Drum Corps, .t G. r. Fix, Drum
George N. Morgan POST. No 4, D. W. Jones
Commanding
L. p. Plummer Post No So Joseph Reese
Commanding.
Levi Butler Post No. IS. i. G. Bisbee, Com
mRnding.
; Dudley p. Chase Post, No. 22, L. c. Gaver, Com
t handing.
Jacob Schaefer Post, No. 1853, Jacob Yost Com
manding.
William Downs Post. No. &c. D. j. Carroll, Com
manding.
James Bryant Post, No. 11S, d. w. Payne, Com
mandfng.
O. p. Morton Post, No. III, A. d. Applin, Com
handing.
! Appomattox Post, No 70. E. r. W. Green, Com
l.. rnandine =.
Prisoners Of War and Naval Veterans. J. Il
Mcconnell, Commanding.
Veterans in Carriages.
Chairman General Memorial Committee Com
Secretary General Committee, c. p silloway
Rev A. l.. Alcott
Of Chicago, Judge William Lochren 1,s
. Lieutenant S. H. fowler, Chairman Commute
on Speakers.
City Council and Invited Guests.
. John A.. Rawlins Post, No. 126. Charles Z
"a Faulkner, Commanding.
Z THIRD DIVISION
!. Forms on Ninth street. south Of Nicollet
Knights OF Pythias.
!. Brigadier General Fred b. wheaton, Con
&c handing
n Stat Rand.
Regimental Colonel e. H. AHlham and STAR.
s. w. s. and Brigade Colors.
Minneapolis K. p Band.
Battalion Major c. A. Greenwood and Staff.
. st. Paul Company No. 2. c. H. schrade
North Star Company. No: i. K. B. Hamilton
8 Unity Company, No. 4, E.*P. Holiness Captain
Nj aa 10 &
Battalion and Stan.
st. Paul K F. Band.
= ST. Paul Lodge, No. 2.
Ivy Lodge. No. 1S6.