The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-04


and Officers Carroll and Casey, and Jo-
seph McCauley, electrical inspector,
were arrested.
AS usual, the Tingle Tangle, with its
vaudeville attractions, was literally
patronized. Several new acts and spe-
cialties have been provided for the re-
mainder of the week, beginning this
afternoon.
Today is Children's day, and spe-
cial parade has been arranged for this
afternoon, as already announced. The
formation of this parade will be as fol-
lows:
Platoon of Mounted Police.
Marshal.
Great Western Band.
Little Children in Tallyho Coach.
Platoon of Health Department Police
School Children in Charge of Profs. Her
man and ROthfuSS.
MarShaled by Attaches of the st. Paul
Public Baths.
All children desiring to participate will
assemble at Rice Park at lis p. m. and
form in columns of four.
The formation of the parade OF German
German Societies.
First Division
Platoon of police.
Band.
American flag. with guard of honor.
German-American Veterans assocla-
tion.
"A
Aides. Louis F. Schulz, Henry Bueger,
w. j. Radbruch, A. Obst.
Carriage with H. j. Niensted. president
German-American Central bund and Hon
orary President B. W. Bunisch.
Flags of the participating lodges of the
Sons of Hermann, with guard of honor. !.
Carriages with State Grand President
Charles Harpke, National Vice President
and founders of the O. of S. H.
Marshal Herman Reichow.
Washington Lodge No. 1, o. S. of H
Herman Lodge No. 2. o. S. of Fl.
Theo Koerner Lodge No. It,. O. S. of III.
West st. Paul Lodge No. "a. o. S. of H.
John c. Haupt Lodge No. 30, 0. >. or II.
Columbia Lodge No. 81, .. s. OF 4
Fuerst Bismarck Lodge No. IL, O. S..
of H.
Harmonic Lodge No. 45, o. S. of H.
North st. Paul Lodge No. 81, o. S. of H.
Members of visiting lodges.
Second Division
Band
German flag carried by young ladies'.
Deutscher Krieger Verein.
Deutscher Soldaten Verein.
Turnverein st. Paul.
Mozart club.
Concordia Singing society.
West Side Turnverein
BadiScher UnterStuetzungS 7Verefn.
Platt-Deutscher Verein.
Float. Columbia and Germania."
Third Division
Band.
Marshal.
Minnesota Grove No. 1. U. A. o. D.
Schiller Grove No. g. U. A. O. D., with
float representing DruidS and SymbOlIcal
figures of their time.
Bayerschaier UnterstuetZungs Verein.
Deutscher Unterstuetzungs Verein "Teu-
tonia."
Oestereich- Ungarischer Unterstuetzungs
Verein.
Kaiser Franz Joseph Understandings
Verein.
Luxemburger Independent club.
Fourth Division
Band
Marshall
| Harmonic No. II, A. o. u. w.
Humboldt No. 10, A. o. U. w.
Yves West ar Side sd No o. as A Z Q ; Y u W.
| Teutonia No. 112, A. o. U. w.
Freheit No. 142, A. o. u. w.
Carnival Poet Bobs Up.
| The carnival poet has turned up at last
! With a week of gaiety as inspiration. he
| has mounted his Pegasus and produced the
| following:
| A CARNIVAL NIGHT IN ST. PAUL. u,
carnival scene on clear summer night,
With the gay lads and lassies all snail
| Ing.
The grounds are aglow, the music is
bright, y
The fun and the laughter the SpiritSi so
light
All thought and sorrow beguiling 3 -
The youth full of sport, the maid in her
teens,
While watching his fanciful turnings,
Feels her heart go aflanre with the gay,
shifting scenes. -
And wonders if life, and all that 1t means.
VIII ease her pure heart in it's yearn-
ings.
The Court, in its mockery. 'thout giving
thanks,
Fiiches pence from the pockets Of sim
nerS.
The elephants pranks strange fishes III
tanks, s., %
Each getting their share from their place
in the ranks. 81
Till the hour shuts the door on these
winners.
The carnival scenes, with its joys and its
tricks,
Made me dream that Old Nick on a
barge, he
Had ferried us over the dark river Styx
And told me to battle there. just think
what fix
With my comrade bright DR.. Ohage.
IF. E. c. Bryant.