Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-12
D COL Thos. H. Sherley, Presi5

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Eighth grand division, purple flag
I LOUISIANA. Mississippi Florida Nom
/ Jaut. Texas. Idaho.
Ninth grand vision, dark green nag
Arizona. Georgia. Alabama, North
Dakota Oklahoma. Indian TERRITORY.
Tenth grand division, lghJ nlue nag
Kentucky and battle flags or Ken
/ lucky regiments ana clafge OF guard or
/ honor.
I Among me features or the parade was
/ Old Ned. the war horse. over forty years
I OLD. that has heretofore tamped with
/ The boys along The iine of march. Old
t Nad is now $50 feeble that DE to-day rode
/ ON float The New Hampshire de-
I plrtuelr carried large eagle. The
. Ohio BOYS ail wore buckeyes the Nen>
tuCkiaCs had corn and crackers, and
others wore the em0lems of their
I States.
The first men 20 bo overcome by the
heat were four members of the famous
. Columbia Post OF Chicago. They were
IT. W. Martin. @. Bascom. s. p. Wall
Tors and John Carver. Just as the post.
which was FIN the first division. passed
+ Fourth and Green streets. the men fal-
I tered and I'm rapid succession broke
+ down They were all caught before
/ they fell and taken TO 81 barber shop,
| where several of the ambulance corps
went 20 work on the scmi-unconscioUs
men and soon brought them around aO
right. They were then sent Co their
hotels i'm an ambulance. William
+ T00mer. of Ilugau u.s.. and j. p.
ONel. of the Soldiers Home at Day,
ton. were also prostratcd and cared for
tv -ho hospital corps. The horse of
Captain John Avery. of New York.
slipped and iell throwing the captain
/ ON the granite pavement He lay ap-
parent unconscious. but as soon as he
revived he remounted and fell IN line.
General TaUlar estimated he NUM-
I ber OF veterans I'm line at $4,000. This
makes The louisville parade the great
e-. for five wears.
Tho horse ON which Captain @. Z.
Nordstrom. of the Tenth United States
Cavalry was mounted slipped and fell
p.nuiug Captain N0r15trom' leit leg
Wae. him. The ambulance corps was
called anu Captain NcroSllom was
taken ,o ms nome. Upon examination
il was found Inaf the leg was broken.
. Lieutcuan.-loIonei heihnap, IN trying
/ I'D mount his horse. WaS kicked Dy The
animal. which suddenly turned unOn
/ him. fTe was knocked 90 the ground
. but his injuries were slight.
One of the most serious cases of pros
ratim at the hospital is that of VIM.
/ Imceke. commander of the Depart
uert of Missouri. VIM. Turner OF the
/ Soldiers Home at Dayton was also