The National tribune., 1892-08-04

Reta F. Hogeman writes that the Nebraska
Guards at their last Reunion voted TO take up tho
work of caring for the neglected graves OF soldiers
ia their respective cemeteries What grand
move as this not only means care on Memorial
Day, but may ultimately lead to the erection oil
soldier monuments to mark the spots where he
roes lie.
Any members OF the n. T. C. G. G. desiring to
secure lodgings and meals for the grand Encamp-
ment at Washington may address Cora {. Curry,
Secretary Citizens Subcommittee corner Seven
teenth and + streets, Washington, u. g. III you
in time she will assign you to the G. c. house
on street within seven blocks of the new TRIB-
UNE Building, where it is expected the Reunion
will take place. Stale who you are. where you
live how long you are going TO stay and whether
you want to arrange for meals. lodgings from 81
per day up.
Members of the New York Division. who intend
to visit Washington during the Encampment, are
requested to write to Commander VIM. J. Buckley,
IL State street, New York. stating whether they
will attend the grand Reunion. and also II they
wish to have places secured for them. IL Is ms
desire that all New York Division members be
near one another, so that if anything of Importance
occur, he will be able to see all and consult them
Is quite i'll Mt her home In Quincy, III. She ex-
poets to give one day to tho Guards Reunion at
Washington. Headquarters d. OF V. will be at
Wimodaughsis. 1928 / street. where the C. c. and
Guards will be made welcome. d. ofv Conven-
ton at Foundry NJ. E. Church, Fourteenth and It
streets
Past Division Commander Ida May Raybert. of
New Jersey, highly commends the Guards OF
Asbury Park for their handsome and hospabie
for their visitors at the Reunion. She IS proud
of her gold badge received since Reunion, and
says words express her gratitude for the
gift The badge is the c. c. design in gold. beau
tifully inscribed, while suspended by n tiny chain
is delicate bar bearing the c. G. motto: Pro
Patrin.''
Julius w. Gogarp. Quar- ermaster- General, has
successfully passed in all branches of law Of the
junior year at the University of Michigan, and Is
now full pledged senior, expecting to be All
LIB. before the next year is over He has taken
q good position for the Summer, which will pre-
vent his attendance at National Reunion. His
absence will be regretted by all the Guards.
Edith NJ. Hanes Coor-(iuard OF Illinois. thanks
the Guards for her reelection. especially AS at The
time of election she in deepest trouble, because
of the sickness and death of a beloved mother
She asks the Guards TO send contributions for the
flag; also. mementoes for the adornment of her
lovely new home, shortly to be opened. Long
fellows poems for the first memento and the third,
seventh and 18th well.
Elmer E. Clohier writes from Mt. Vernon, Iowa.
of how William R. Horton, of the g. c., resorted TO
trick in order that his wife might believe him
dead He told his wife he going 10 Cedar
River to take bath. but failing to return that day,
q search was instituted and his clothes found on
the river-bank. The sGpposiion that he was
drowned WINS entertained but il later developed
that he had taken an extra suit along, which he
changed for his and then left the country.
He n quiet industrious of good habits.
and the whole case Is shrouded in mystery He
leaves wife. Emma M. Day, whose picture ap-
peared in the c. c., and a child IA months old.