Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-06-03

eranS were out in large number and
the graves of the old soldiers of the
different cemetries were decorated
during the forenoon.
Following is list Of the old soldiers
who are sleeping in the city cemeteries
and which were remembered last Sat-
urday.
OAK HILL
@. D. Pease, Theodore Rack,
Adolf Schulermann, q, Newman.
Ernest Off, S. Hill, Casper Schilling,
James Pierce, Gottlieb Baumann, John
Weisent, Joseph Bendall. William ID.
Weber, Henry Alderman, Leo Habet,
Comrade Greene, Comrade Greene,
Ernest Schusse, Rienier Fuchs, John
Bailey, Comrade Marshall, John Meier,
August Herald. David Montgomery,
Chas. Haeffner, Henry Zeidler, Fred
Zeidler, Lyman Gibbs, Aug, Schmidt,
VIM. Brown, Porter Gibf s. Aug. Erd-
mann, Fred Schutzler, Robert Forken-
bridge, George Forkenbridge, Her.
man Wetiner Thomas Christers. Ed.
Schuewmann, John Kali, Jacob Stein
man, Andrew Loehr, Gottlieb Bau-
mann. Chas. Wegener, Jul. Keyes,
John Evans. Ferd Ott, Henry Mueller,
Henry Krueger, William Fischer, l..
Jaeholing, VIM. Schmit, NJ. Krebs
Jul. Marquardt, l.. Lamp, H. Angel
roth, N. Humphrey. Walter Weaver,
A. Gritzner, G.. Sprangenberg, Jul.
Bartlett, E. Hasten, Chas. Piper, w.
G. Spalding.
IRISH CEMETERY.
Andrew Masterson, w. Sweeney,
Hugh Kennedy, Martin Malloy, James
Gurley, Sam Goodbean, John O'Brien
Hugh Mcmahon. Sam. Ringwood John
Strean, Pitians Donavan Patrick
O'connell, b. Reynolds, Michael Boyne,
Boyne, John Wough, Tlmolhy Dris oil,
Patrick Mcmahon, Comrade O'Nes.l,
Michael Zeggenheimer, Louis Notobus,
Thomas McAlahon, Edward Deager,
Comrade Mathews. Comrade Nc
Cathery William O'Brien Comrade
Shields, Comrade Siefert, George
Reinhardt, Chas. w. Wollenrack.
GERMAN CATHOLIC CEMETERY.
Plus Zoelle, Joe Neither. Thomas
Held, josef Brehm, Peter Engelhardt,
Charles Gritzner.
LUTHERAN CEMETERY
Edward johnson, w. A. Siendars,
Remi Beassinger, Theodor Siepert,
Theodore Henke. Joe Gamm, Gabriel
Riemstied, Ludwig Steinke Comrade
Kuehl,
MANUEL LUTHERAN CEMETERY.
Albert Shmiel.
MORAyIAN CEMETERY.
George Stempel.
At 1:3O p. m. the parade formed
at North First and Main and took up
the march to Oak Hill cemetery, where
the military exercises Of the day took
place at the grave of w. c.. Spalding.
Major Geo. P. Traeumer was in com
mand and the ritual was read by Chap
lain August Kusel. A detail from the
cadets ofNorthwestern University fired
salute over the grave, after which
the procession returned to Turner
Opera house. Following was the order
of march and also the program carried
out at the opera house.
Northwestern University Band.
Northwestern University Cadets.
Ancient Order of United Workmen.
Edward j. Henning, Rev. A. M.
Bullock, Rev. William Fritzemeier and
Post Commander George P Traeumer
N Carriage
O. D. Pease Post No. "a, G.. A, R.
Manned Comrades in Am bulance.
Sous of Veterans.
Woman's Relief Corps in BUS.
City Administration in Carriages.
Citizens in Carriages.
PROGRAM AT HALL.
Instrumental music.
N. w. q. Orchestra
Introductory remarks. .............. ........
Commander G. 2. Traeumer
Prayer Observation-Disclosures.
Rev. A. NJ Bullock
Reading of address delivered by President
Abraham Lincoln in 1868 Observation-Disclosures.
COmrade William Sproesser
IaClloClc oollg '......
Sextette, VIM, Sproesser, Jr,, Director
OfhIlon' ................
f. j. Henning, Milwaukee
instrumental music. Sc............... .
N. W. q. Orchestra
Song, The Heavens Resounding -. -. ......,.
SeXtette
Song America. Observation-Disclosures,
Audience
After selection of instrumental
music by the Northwestern University
orchestra Commander Geo. P. Traeu-
mer of O. ID. Pease Post opened the
meeting with the following appropriate
remarks.
Ladies and oentlemen-On behalf of