The National tribune., 1891-07-16
MATHEMATICAL QUESTION.
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ATTENTION, c. C. AND GUARDS.
To the second annual Reunion Of The " 7. c. G.
Guards. Detroit Mich, in connection with GAR.
Euoampment, all will be welcome. Before leaving
your homes read up the history Of this grand old
City Of the Lakes, and be prepared TO appreciate
what you shall see One Of tie first obligations Of
the c. c. Is to inform themselves 10 their coun-
trys history and greater struggles Of ciyiliza-
ton over barbarism have ever been made than jan
The great Northwest country, with Detroit as the
center
When you reach Detroit you will find NATIONAL
Tribune Headquarters at Hotel Cadillac where
you viii write your names ia a @. G. roll-bOok. DO
not forget 10 write after your name G. C. or G. q.
g. whichever 1t may be. IN The hotel lobby look
for a G. G. bulletin, which win tell you just what
you want TO know.
II you look mp your history before setting out,
you will see in the beautiful Cadillac Hotel a 18th
century monument TO the brave Antoine de la
Mothe Cadillac, who in 1901 planted the FIRST set
Element al Detroit, when Fort Pontchariruu WAS
built And then you will remember that it was at
Fort Ponchar,rain, half century later, that the
whites Of that region were besieged Tor II months
by Pontiac and biz savage hordes.
Detroit ID iine city, extending along the banks
Of tie river about eight miles, aud Tor beauty and
n summer day emil there is no river Ia The world
curson steamers run up and down the river day
aud evening, and you will greatly enjoy visit 10
Dctroil's famous summer resort. Belle Isle, a.
well as longer trips TO points beyond Then you
will all want 10 take the ferry across the river 10
Her Majrsty's dominions aud take a run up the
one long street Of Windsor where SO many able
bodied Americans +" watched aud waited across The
border +" while our great war for tic Union was in
progress, aud oomforlcd their souls with The
thought that lie who fights the draft and runs
away may live to hglt the draft another day"
Detroit is laid ont two plans: tie one a circle.
with shady avenues radigiiHg from the Grand Cir
Gus the other that q streets crossing each other al
right angles. The result j. number Of beautiful
triangular parlls, that Of The charms Of the
city. The principal streets are Jefferson parallel
with the riveTi Woodward avenue which crosses
jefferson ~ right angles and divides the city into
nearly equal parts Fort street. Michigan avenue
aud Gratot street. "a various angles with Wood.
ward avenue. The Grand Circus Is "a scm-oirculai
4 park divided By Woodward avenue lat two quad.
rants. each containing fountain. The Campu,
4 Martius about Third Of mile from the Grand
Circus b an open space, COO feet long by 20 wide
4 crossed by Michigan and Woodward avenues and
Z from which raduts Monroe avenue and Fort street
4 Facing Campus Martius on the west n City Hall,
handsome structure, completed To 1871 n a cost o
500 600 built 81 Italian sandstone ia the squAr,
fronting City Hail stands imposing monument
with symbolic designs, 10 tho memory Of tie sol
diefs 81 Michigan who fell defending tire Union
4 Detroit bHs been essentially commercial city, bu
IN recent years manufactures have multiplied.
Now, where you going 10 stop when you re
20 Detroit, and how long you going 10 stay
These questions should be settled al once, Hn,
through lue courtesy Of The N.RC Committee o.
Accommodations. represented by Past Naiiona
be. u j. proposed 10 make tic Home for Friend
less 81 iiYc large brick structure on Warren avenue
which IL ono 81 thc avenues crossing Wood ar
avenue G. q. reudezyous. DO you want TO b
there? Lodging, breakfast aud supper $50.
you DO, write President Hampton once Tor an AZ
signment card 10 delay 10 70 lose your chance
Kate II. Sherwood.
REUNIOE AT THE HOME.
Mabel il. Plummer. Division Commander Z
Michigan y. q. q. q. Guards LA. enlured Al,
large pariors OF the Home Tor Friendless for IA
business meetings and reception Of the Guard,
making The trip from Lansing, The State Capita
ior the purpose Of making arrangements ior ID
Reunion. She writes follows:
The large parl0rs Of tie Home are leased Tor n,
business meetings nud reception 81 the r. a. g. 4
Guards. Ao0tAoT party ~ .ol0urncrs 10 Detroit " /
have pieasalltcF quarters tsil these young propl,
Tie grounds are -l4aa with clean aud fOUmy build
I iuls and arc easily reached by way Of jefferson
4 street lars trnH-iefrugto WoOdward-a avenue IN,
Leave cars al Warren avenue; turn 40 the Ieit an
ouc-had block brings you 10 the uon4e-Mabt
I H. ilummcT.
Bessie O. Race AID sister Fort Wayne. Ind q,
poet 90 attend the ~ 2. e. &C Reunion 81 Dciroi
and hope 90 meet all their q a. friends al tat Il ma
Frank D. Galplu, san AHlonia, Tex. will be size.
guest en- route, and accompany them 10 Detroit
, division iummaHAlT Charles ~. Lloyd, Iutyel
tity. Cal. Mm. J.. Hess Carlsbad Adiuiaut la
called Reunion ~ thl q. a. Of California Tor Jul
"a "a Long Beach, for the sake 81 better uuquaiu
Rncc and unison 81 work. Those expecting To a.
tend are requested "a notify Commander Love
! 4 Hiram Smith. ms West TWeuty-iourlh street IL
! Angeles. has been appointed Division Rccruitin
1 officer.
The souvenir programs 81 the C. C. Guards haS
all been very beautiful. among the latest that Of IA
1 GonneciicUt Division, whose Reunion ID rcporte
4 by Hattie Beers. An exquisite ugeuir IL that ,
1 the Vermont Guards Tor which we are indebted
Frank A. sayery, AdJutRut The cover Is Of Will
oeuiod painted with spray Of forRei-me- EN- ID
aud kuutlcd with blue ribbon. The 4. q "A are cu
:. I tainly developing fine artistic taste
8 A The Reunion 81 the Vermont Guards was held
Rutland june p one 81 the pleasures II the da
Z, being visit 20 the marble works, where they "a
the various processes Of saving rubbing, polishir
aud engraving
Kate WnrtAon. who has assumed command /
1 Commander OF tie Kansas Division ~. Il. q.
. Guards b. superintendent Of Schools Of Hafnitc
4 County Kansas, Headquarters Syracuse. She
! 10 fully occupied that she desires her g. G. fIien,
/ When Baby was sick, we gave her Castofn.
2 When she was a Child she cried for castorla
When she became Miss, she clung 10 Castoria
Nyben she bad Clf8rer elir aro fl,ey,, c,sa