The National tribune., 1906-08-02
prehensive grouping of reviewing stands
as there was at Denver.

prehensive grouping of reviewing stands
as there was at Denver.
Music In Plenty.
There isn't any doubt that there will
be music to give away during Encamp-
ment week, but it is little odd that
Minneapolis bands do not seem to take
any interest and are not offering their
services for Grand Army Encampment
week as rapidly as the committees in
charge had expected, and as yet only
five out of the dozen or more bands in
the city have volunteered to work that
week.
Many bands and drum and fife corps
composed of veterans or sons Of vet
erans will also come to the city. These
will march in the big parade on Aug.
Is, with the Grand Army Posts from
their home towns. but for the other
days of the week will be at the disposal
of the Committee on Music, and will be
used at the Campfres, Reunions and
other places.
Cots in the School Buildings.
The work of putting cots into the
school buildings of the city for the use
Of Grand Army members who Will az
tend the Encampment in August began
last week, WHEN 1,VUV GUS were pidCVu
In six Of the buildings that are to be
utilized by the committee as sleeping
apartments.
The moving out of the chairs and
seats from the. school rooms and plac-
Ing cots in position is proving quite
task, but the work is steadily going cr.
and at least l5.000 veterans are to be
cared for in this, way, the committee
having enlarged its ideas as the time
draws near for the Encampment.
The Parade.
But those veterans who wish can have
the order of formation right In their
pockets, and fnotG be dependent upon
anybody for information, excepting pos
sIbly one of the accommodating police
men of Minneapolis, If they will carry
this copy of The National Tribune with
them. 2HsHs
CommanderlnaGhief Tanner will be
at his post at Park Ave. and 14th st. ut
$50 o'clock ehfth morning of the pa
rade. At 10 O'Clock he will order the
parade started and headed by the Chief
Marshal and his staff, the survivors If
the great war will pass between the
thousands Of spectators drawn up along
the city streets to do homage to the
g! gsa who saved the country in 81 to
Following the Marshal and his staff
will come Commander-in-Chief Tanner
in a carriage escorted by Columbia
Post, of Chicago, and by the 1st Regi-
ment Band of the Illinois National
Guard, the band that has been espe-
cially selected for this honor.
Commander-in-Chief Tanner will be
accompanied by Adj't-Gen. John Twee-
dale and the other National officers and
nf ha Eyacntiva Cnn Ypjff
and Archbishop Ireland. They will re-
main In the line of the procession until
the reviewing stand Is reached at Sth
st. and Hennepin, and will then take
their places on the stand, where the
Commander-in-Chief will review his
comrades in the line.
Col. Henderson, Col. Corriston and s.
II. fowler have paced off the line of
march and found that with 100 steps
TO the minute, each step being 2S inches,
the entire distance from Park and 10th,
down Nicollet and UP Hennepin to 10th
again will take three-quarters of an
hour. This will make a rather short
walk, and it Is believed will not greatly
overtax the strength of the veterans.
Just before the parade starts the Wo-
mans Relief Corps will serve hot coffee
and sandwiches to the men at the vari-
Gus formation points. The Departments
No. 1, Department of Illinois, Park
Ave, right resting on 18th st.
No. 2, Department of Wisconsin, 14th
St, between Park and Portland, right
resting on Park.
No. 3, Pennsylvania, Portland Ave,
right resting on 14th st.
No 4, Ohio, Seventh Ave. south, be-
tween 9Th and 10th Sts.. right resting
on 9th.
No. 5, New York, 7th Ave- south, be-
tween sth and 9Th Sts., right resting on
9Th ST.
No. 8, Connecticut No. 7, Massachu-
sets; No. 8, New Jersey, 9th ST., be-
tween 7th and Sth Aves. south, right
resting on 7th Ave. south.
No. 9, Maine; No. 10. California and
Nevada No. IL, Rhode Island; No. IL,
New Hampshire. Sth ST., between 7th
and 9th Aves. south, right resting on
7th Ave. south.
No. 13, Vermont; No. IA, Potomac;
No. Is, Virginia land North Carolina
No. 16, Maryland, 7th ST., between 7th
and Sth Aves. south, right resting on
eth Ave. south.
No. IS, Nebraska. 9th ST, between
9th and 7th Avesi south, right resting
on 7th Ave. south.
No. 10. Michigan. 9Th Ave. south. be-
tween 9th and 10Th StS., right resting
on 9th ST. f9Tnu
No. 20, Iowa. q 9th ST.. between 9Th
and 9Th Avess south, right resting on
9Th Ave. soutke1s7
No. 81, Indiana; No. %, Colorado and
Wyoming. 9Th Ave. south, between sth
and 9Th Sts.. Night resting on 9th St.
No. %, Kansasi No. "a, Delaware, 9Th
| ST., between 9th and 7th Aves. south,
right resting on 7th Ave. south.
No. 25, Missouri; No. 26, Oregon; No.
| 81, Kentucky;sNo. %, West Virginia,
9Th Ave. south, between 7th and Sth
| Sts., right resting on Sth st.
No. 20, South Dakota: 80, Washing
ton and Alabama; No. 81. Arkansas, 7th
ST., between 9Th and 7th Aves. south,
right resting on 7th Ave. south.
No. 80, New Mexico; No. 33, Utah;
No. "a. Tennessee: No. IS; Louisiana
and Mississippi; No. 36. Florida; No. 81,
Montana, 7th, Ave. south, between 9Th
and 7th Sts, right resting on 7th st.
No. 3s, Texas; No. 80, Idaho; No. 40.
Arizona; No. Al. Georgia; No. AZ, Ala
| bama, 9Th Ave. south, between 9Th and
7th SITS. right resting on 7th st.
No. 43. North Dakota: No. ~, Okla
homa; No. 45, Indian Territory. Sth st.,
between 9Th and 7th Aves. south, right
resting on 9Th Ave. south.
Minnesota. on street west of Keeley
Institute, first street west OF Park Ave-,
between 10th and 14th Sts.