The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-09-20

| lingwood, Pittsbusg; Treas, A. A. Plum
mer; Chap, Comrade Graham. Eight COM
rades of the ASSOCIATION died durin% the past
| year. The place for holding the next meet
| ing was not selected.
Although no formal Reunion of the 18th
Pa. Cav. was held, a number of the Surviv-
ors of the famous old command met at the
| Courthouse and talked over army expert
| ences. These members came from seven
States-Ohio, Pennsylvania, Kansas, Mis-
| souri,, Illinois, Michigan, and District of CO.
| lumbia
Gov. Mckinley was present at the Re-
union of Co. i, 2d W. Va. Cav. (Gillman's),
at the residence of J. W. Pastorius on We'd
nesday. The Governor was for Is months
private III the 23d Ohio, to which organi-
| zation Gillmans Cavalry was attached.
When his carriage left, the people who had
gathered gave three cheers for "the next
President OF the United States"
Birney's Zouaves (23d Pa met at Tariff
Club Hall on Wednesday evening. john
Doyle President OF the Tariff Club, was a
member OF the regiment, and in brief
speech extended to the comrades the use OF
the hall. Capt. Hickman, OF Philadelphia,
presided.
Ovef 100 comrades answered to roll-call at
| the gathering of the 1st Pa. Cav. at the
| liam +. Lloyd, State Senator, addressed the
comrades. He was Adiutant of the regi-
ment, and took part in all the important
battles IN which it was engaged. Mrs. VIr-
ginia B. Randolph, sister to Col. George c.
Bayard, the first commander of the regi-
ment, was, upon melton of a cOmrade, made
the adopted daughter of the regiment. One
speaker said that the records of the War
Department show that the 1st Pa. Cav.
captured more rebel flags than any other
regiment in the service.
The I'd Bncktail 149th Pa held a largely
attended meeting in Union Veteran Legion
Hall on Wednesday. There were present
comrades who were visiting their native
State for the first time since the war. Judge
Siagle, Major of the regiment, entertained
the members at his residence after the bust
ness meeting. Officers: Pres, Col. John
Irwin; V.-P., Lieut-Col. James Glenn; Sec
W. K. Johnson; Treas, G. f. Barley.
Ex-Gov. James A. Beaver was present at
the meeting of the 14Sth Pa. at Malta Hall
Wednesday. Gen. Beaver was the old COM
mander OF this regiment. His address was
very interesting. He said that Capt. Brown
deserved q medal Of honor for having led
the 100 men vino captured the fort in front
of Petersburg. He wildly described other
engagements in which the organization par
ticipated. Speeches were made by other
comrades.
Informal w5s the Reunion of the 32d
OHIO, held in the Courthouse Wednesday.
Speeches were made by number of MEM
bers.
w. G. T. U. Hall was the scene of the
Reunion of the 126'h Ohio on Wednesday
There were 70 meinb-rs in line, every com
pany being represented. Rev. J. NJ. Duff
delivered h. address of welcome, giving
the boys the freedom of the city.
l.. G. Mccormick presided al the Reunion
Of Battery G, 1at Pa. Art, in the Coroner's
Office On Wednesday. The address of vel
come was delivered by Lieut.. Henry War
ner, of Pittsburg. Lieut.. J. G. Mcconnell
tnen spoke, and was followed by others. A
committee was appointed to compile his
tory of the organization. An informal
meeting was held by the comrades and
t9eic friends after the regular Reunion.
The 22d annual Reunion of the S5th Pa.
convened at Builders Exchange on Wednes-
day. At Ioll call 1875 members responded.
Officers Pres, G. s. Fulmer; V.-P., A. w. |
Pollok Sec. and Treas, w. L. Chick, Union
town Pa.
President William B. Keller extended to |
the members present at the REUNION OF the |
9th Pa. in the United States Court Room |
on Wednesday cordial invitation 10 meet /
at Johnstown next year, and upon vote of |
the association that place was chosen.
President Keller was reelected. Officers:
Sec, COmrade Woodward Executive Com
mittee, Gen. Harry White, Capt L. L.
Borches, II. d. Darbasker, 1. d. Patterson,
ID. Maxwell. The proposed monument at
Winchester was discussed.
AT the meeting of the 5th w. Va. Cav.
and LIST w. Va. l.. A. word was received that
Mrs. Arnold, sister of Stonewall Jackson,
who, unlike her brother, favored the Union,
was at the point of death. During the war
she nursed the members of these organiza-
tons and gave them many deicacies
Resolutions were passed expressing graft
tude for her many acts of kindness Off
GERS: Pres, Maj. Alex. Penticost V.-P.,
Frank Reader; Rec. Sec, Samuel Scott,
z t:sburg; Cor. Sec, Jacob Colmer, Pitts
burg; Chap, j. G. French; Treas, Mrs.
May BarkIey.
In Builders Exchange, Tuesday evening,
Col j. 5. Calmont, the first Commander OF
the regiment. addressed the survivors of the
10th Pa. Reserves. Lieut.. Davis presided,
and Comrade Scott acted as Secretary. A
prominent speaker of the evening was Rev.
l.. McGuire, the old Chaplain of the regi-
ment He severely criticized Secretary of
the Interior HOke Smith for his pension
policy. Officers: Pres, John McAtee; First
V.P., Winfield S. Rose; Second V.-P., DIR.
j. E. Wilson; Secretary, w. w. Scott.
The Reunion of the Round Heads"
(10Oth Pa took place on Wednesday at the
hal of Post SO, Allegheny. While the
roll was being called the veterans stood
around the wall. The Secretary read the name
= Hollabaugh," to which came prompt re-
sponse present" The name of the next
man had hardly been called when there was
4 rustic among the visitors and q tall, hand
some woman stood up and repeated the
name "Hollabaugh." The old soldier who
had answered to that name arose and stood
1T attention." when suddenly his soldier
training was forgotten. "My sister," he
shouted, and with glad cry he sprang
toward her. Forgetting the occasion in
heir mutual JOY, brother and sister embraced
before the assemblage. Then Comrade Hol-
abaugh explained to his friends that he had
not met his sister for 81 years, since he
went to war. She lives in Mercer County,
and went to the Reunion of the Round {
Heads" because her brother had been
member of the famous regiment and not {
with any expectation of meeting him whom
,he deemed lost to her forever in this world. '
Over 300 comrades and /, 900 visitors were l
present at the gathering of 1921 Pa. in i
south Side Hall, Tuesday. After dinner the
comrades paraded. Officers: Pres, L. M. {
Duyal: V-P's A fired Meals William Whit