The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-18
BUSY PATCHING UP
THEID|FFERENCEs
Garfield Post and National
Guard VIII Probably March
Behind j. j. McCardy.

DlIIerenceS are De1ng pdIcneQ up on
all sides and the serious trouble which
threatened to mar the unwilling cere-
| monies of the soldiers monument next
! Friday afternoon may be all cleared
away within the next two days.
Harrison Sloggy, commander of Gar
field Post No. 8, G. A. R., received a
communication from Department Com
| mander I. L. Mahan yesterday morn
ing, asking him to try to bring about a
reconsideration Of the refusal to accept
the invitation to participate in the ex-
ereises. Commander Sloggy fmmedi-
ately took the matter up with several
members of the post. He decided yes
terday afternoon to call a special meet
ing for this evening, when the former
action is expected to be reScinded and
the invitation accepted.
NOV that we have found out that
there Was a misunderstanding on all
sides, We desire to straighten out mat
tiers and will probably decide to take
part at our special meeting" said a
member of Garfield post last evening.
The members are. willing, l think, to
lay aside their personal differences and
Join In the unwilling. There is no
doubt but what, after all, we will prob
ably take part.n
The st. Paul companies of the ma
t1onal guard are also likely to partici-
pate In the parade. Maj. G. T. Spear
held a. conference yesterday with the
captains of the avafious companies and
they all expresseda willingness to turn
out, If enough of the men to make a
fair showing could leave their work.
Adjt. Gen. Libbey wired Gov. Van SAINT
yesterday in regard torcalling out the
troops. Some word from the governor
IS expected this morning.
TTr II L
Gov. Van SAINT intends to do in the
matter" said F. b. Doran yesterday,
but We fully expect that he will prob
ably order the men out. There is no
reason why the state should not be
represented on such an occasion as
this"
Mccardy Works Quietly.
While others were at work straight
enlng matters out, J. J. McCardy,
through whose efforts the monument
was secured and whose methods in re-
gard TO the exercises gave rise to all
the disturbance, proceeded quietly yes
terday to complete his arrangements
for the unwilling. He announced the
progra NINE last evening and extended
an invitation to- the general public to
De present at the ceremonies. The cit
liens along the line. of march are also
invited to decorate.
Inc parade will form at Smith park
and will move promptly at 2 o'clock.
The following will be the order of
march:
Mounted police.
j. J. McCardy Chief Marshal
Aids Camp, Maj. Milton S. Mead,
M. n. g.; Lieut. Fred. II. Smith, Lieut..
Arthur II: Bryant. y. s. A.
First Division-Gen. M d. Fowler,
commander; Aids Camp. Charles J.
Hunt, Robert Seng. -
The Commanders Flag. carried by De-
partment Commander + L. Mahan and
Past Department Commanders.
Brig. Gen. w. "A. Kobbe,, u. s. A, and
star q commander Military Department
colonels of Minnesota Regiments In
Carriage.
Sons of Veterans
Garfield Post No. g. Department of Min
nesota. G. A. r.; Harrison Sloggy, Com
mander.
Acker Post No. 81, Department of Min
nesota g. A. R.; A. M. Bartlett. Com
mander.
Second Division Brevet Brigadier Gen.
eral Jacob Kline, U. S. A., Commander;
Aids-de-C Camp, Personal Staff.
Twenty first Infantry, United States
Army.
Third Division-Maj. c. t. Spear, Com
mander; Band; National Guard, State of
Minnesota.
Fourth Division-F w. Peterson, Com
mander; Philippine War Association;
Spanish War Association; German Sol
diers' Association.
Fifth Division-Capt. Ridgeway U. S.
A, Commander Tenth Field Battery, U.
s. A.
Place of Rendezvous.
The first division will rendezvous on
Sibley street, south of Sixth street, right
resting on Sixth street.
The second division on north side of
Sixth street, right resting on Sibley
street.
The third division ON south side of
Sixth street, right resting on Sibley
street.
The fourth division on Sib1ey street,
north of Sixth street, right resting on
Sixth.
The fifth division on Sibley street, right
resting on Fifth street
The unwilling ceremonies will be
short. Capt. Henry A. Castle. of Wash
ington, D. c., will deliver the address
and Capt McCardy will present the
monument to the city. Mayor Smith
will receive it.
AS the monument is unveiled salute
of thirteen guns will be fired by the
Tenth field battery of Fort Smelling.
The artillery will be located on the
vacant lot at Third street and College
avenue, not far from where the shaft
stands