Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

sons Of ve,orans Rear Alnlrol oihou
N a ystoran journalist, as wen aa y..ugsp
Of the war. 10 was Admiral Faar1srr
sigGai master, p3assFsss an hmuG.ul1 record
and has had a variety Of esuldcueal ilt
10 forclhle and eloquent speaker and
much IN demand among yotgIGnd ou mbUu
occasions, Tho Characteristic vi tug naval
yntefana arc original and vary CONE deranly
from their comrades, WHO fought go iyud
while they fought on the SRA. lui ur Gu'
10 occasion the Interest ill4I 1taehts tu
an things nautical among people VINO dwell
Ear from the sea
Tho next day VIII see tho parade az me
Femnant Of tho Ervnt Nrmloa thlt suplueu
secession. apy0d The Union and nHle black
mon forever frge. 10 is a giuti5gs nygaAi-
cation that C0mnhuduf-m-uhici John 49,
Adams VIII itud Pennsylvania mas a
Siate Of patriots from her uil war coy
ornor. Curtin. down TO her RlmoaO every
bundle sun Al tho National Eurampmeut
at Washington two years agp Pennsylvania
had thu largest nuqihpr " cuIlmdes
81 tho parade. being 1900 strous. Ohio
Was second IA strength 1hem Will be- a
hlG riynlry between the Keystone and
tho Bucl,eye States this year.
The votsfhnH VIII assemble IN thr dtabA
Opera House on Wednesday at 10 O'CLOCK
Directions as 70 the hour ~ assenhA.
nuyemont o. column aud ali "details ln
gard to the formation Of the parade wiz
be giyon In iuuurO orders The lmportanc
Of reporting 10 tho Executive Commit
as 70 the number of posts and eninfad
Who will attend the oncampmont D. uyg'l
upon commanders Of posts throughout I
departments Tue parade Oh Tuesday Is
expected TO equal n not sarpaas any PIC
viou5 oocaelon, not excepting the grand
parade In Washington IN 1899 In thin cou-
nection attention 10 called to Circular No
% l..a Ia
Of plttHbure, which has been supplied
through the various departments to All
posts, especially 80 far as said circular
refers to free quarters; DO not over
estimate the number coming 70 the en-
campmeut. and for whom free Qugrtera
are desired, by 20 doing you may pre-
won't others from being comfortably lo'
Gated"
Lake the National Encampmeut Of tho
Grand Army proper, the eneanipmcuts OF
the Grand Army Woman's Relief Corps and
tho Ladies Of tho q a Il. Society VIII be-
sin "Wednesday and be continued Thurs
day on Friday Sept a. tic commluce
Mill take thememhera Of the National I'm
campment and other guesta 10 Hnmher
Of $500 persons on an Ohio 80. ON
three steamboats, 10 Davis l4ivn1 nam,
They will then steam ny 10 Homestead,
whore the battle between strikrrs and de-
tpctives occurred. aud where carn0gle's
xrcaf steel works are located
Among the Blk campnrcs VIII be these;
In old City Halt Past COMMANDMENT
Chief l. Warner nf Philadelphia presiding
Allegheny, Past Commander in-Chief win
IAN Warner OF Kansas City prealdingi
sonih Side. rast Comanicmr-ln-ChiefA G.
Wessort Of Detroit presiding; seWiclloy.
Past Department Commander Thomas j.
Stewart Of Norfisiown presiding,
Ex-prcnident Harrison and Governor Me-
lSaihy it Is thought, VIII DO among tho
npeakurs AZ those uainpfresl More than
100 aoln slnEpra, readers and hor''.l1nlats
have offered their services TO lsaist 70 fhese
oampnrea The campfire n AlleT NV viii
10 hold 10 Carnegie Hall fnat south
side VIII ~ giyra ~ Turner ihat ia
sowlckloy wiz occsr ~ the tuzlio School
Auditorium. Many rounios have hecn al.
rnugod for. Among them viii be thnt Of
General John W Gaary's famous White
Star nivialon OF the Twelfth and Twentieth
Army Corps NJ Allegheny, Tho Twenty
icenih Pennsylvania Cavalry In plttshufg
Aileghony, Sept, H. i0iAi A., Mariner Vet
Exams League, IN the Pittshll-e Firo Mar
sthnl'H Office, Sept ", p NJ. Tho -Four
>tdneih rennaylyania cavalry IN plnsbnrg;
Ne Twonty-thri Army Corps, Sept le s.
\Aaonic Hall The Second Brigade. First