The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-12
THIN BOYS IN Blue.
Forty Thousand Men March in
the Great Parade.
MAY BE THEIR LAST REVIEW.

stand the Fatigue Of Marching, and !
Action WIN Probably be Taken Aboi- |
ishiug the Procession as an Encamr-
mrnt Feature.
PrrTsnUHG Sept. l2.-Nesterday passed
with fewer accidents than were expected
and none were serious. Several women
tainted in the crowds which througed the
sidewalks to witness the grand parade,
and few prostrations among the vet
Grams were reported, but such thorough
preparations had been made for this class
of cases 10y the hospital corps of the Ma
tional Guard that immediate attention
was given and speedy relief afforded
The police arrangements for handling the
immense crowd lcouservatively estimated
at 100000 were as nearly perfect as possi-
BILE, and the streets along the route were
kept absolutely clear for the use of the
msrchers.
Forty thousand men who fought to save
the union marched through the cities of
Pittsburg and Allegheny in the grand
parade of the Grand Army of the Repub-
| lie.
The parade started from the historic
Monongahela House, on the banks of the
river from which it takes its name. First
came Company A, Second battalion, Naval
Reserves guard of honor to Commander
in-Chief Adams. Then followed the de-
partments of the Grand Army Of the Re
public, in the following order; Illinois,
| Wisconsin, Ohio, New York, Connecti-
cut Massachusetts, New Jersey, Maine,
California, Rhode Island New Hamp.
shire Vermont Potomac, Virginia and
| North Carolina, MARYLAND, Nebraska,
| l..
| Kansas, Delaware, Minnesota, Missouri,
Oregon, Kentucky, West Virginia, South
| Dakota, Washington and Alaska: Arkan-
sas New Mexico, Utah, Tennessee.
! Louisiana and Mississippi Florida, Mon
tana, Texas, Idaho, Arizona, Georgia,
Alabama, North Dakota, Oklahoma and
Indian Territory; Indiana and Pennsyl-
| vania.
Governor Pattison, of Pennsylvania.
with his staff and number of notable
men and women from all parts of the
! country, occupied the reviewing stand in
| the Allegheny park, and saluted each
division as it swung aud passed in review
This was probably the last time the vet
Grams will turn out in such force, as it is
seriously contemplated by the Grand
Army OF the Republic officials, in view of
the advancing age and inhrmites of the
members, to abandon this most attract
i've feature Of the national encampment.
A neat tribute by the veterans paid the
memory Oh Che famous dead was the rev
erlieu raising OF haUs py each division as
it approached the triumphal arch on Fifth
AVENUE IN lrouI oI the Associated fress
office. The life like statues of Washing
Von' Lincoln auu urahU surmountng the
arch, were given this recognition by al
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