The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-19

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bronze panels which 1t is the intention
to bolt TO the rocks on the face Of Look
out Mountain.
The Pennsylvania ceremony was post
poned until November 18th. The Mis-
souri, until date. yet to be fixed.
Forty members Of the Second Minneso-
tn Regiment, under command OF Colonel
!. W. Bishop. escorted the members or
the State Commission to the field, and
this afternoon Joined a reunion OF the
brigade with which they served In Bran
mans divisions.
Besides the Second Minnesota. there
were the Nineteenth Ohio. Colonel kam-
mer,ling, Eighty-seventh Indiana. Col.
Hammond, ThIrty-fifth Ohio. Col. III. "
Boynton. Speeches were made by Col.
Bishop. cx-GovsxOor Campbell, and 9TH
crs
Governor Mckinley drove to Snodgrass
Hill, on the Chlcamauga battlefield, to-
day, accompanied by Mrs. Mckinley and
Hon. aad Ms. Clay Exams. They were
escorted by the swell Cleveland Grays. on
orgeously-caparisoned steeds. Who rode
IN front and at the s'des of he carriage.
The rear WIS brought up by the Toledo
Cadets, mounted on bicycles, in charge
of ]. p Smart. assist INT periltcndent
OF the park. Vice-Pres.dent Stevenson,
accompanied by John NJ. Palmer.
Mrs. John IL. Palmer, Congressman
Avery. and 7. f. Benedict, congressional
printer. drove drown from Lookout Noun
tain this morning. across the beautiful
Chattanooga Valley road to Chickamauga
Park. The party attended the Illinois
monuments dedication. The Vice-Presi-
dent Unexpectedly made brief address,
which ives rapiurously applauded.
reunion of Confederates was held at
the Brotherton House, an address being
delivered by Trox Bankston. editor Of the
Rinsgold New South; Captain John ii.
Rea. OF Cumberland Gap. and Major j.
Il. Dodson. Of Chicago.
WELCOME OF TIE PRESS.
Visiting members OF the press, OF whom
there are a score or more, are made wei
come at the rcomy quarters In The Times
building by committee OF the local press,
Of which Mr.. Milton Ochs of the Times,
is chairman.
Six division commanders of the Federal
armies at Chattanooga are going over
the old fields together, namely-Woods.
Reynolds, Stanley. Palmer, and john
ston.
Signal guns will announce the moving
OF the procession at Fort Woods on the
udN " lH' initiNiig Eoio'N'
This fertilization took its name from
General Thomas }. Woods. of Dayton,
Ohio.
Columbus, Ohio. and vicinity contrib
uted 1900 to the dedication crowd. prob
ably the largest attendance from any
state north OF Mason and Dixon's line.
The quarter-centcpnial reunion of the
Society OF the Army Of the Cumberland.
meeting In conjunction with the dedica-
ton OF the Chickamauga and Chattanoo-
ga Natioral Park was held tonight II
the monster teat. erected 70 accommo-
date the several gatherings of the week,
which convenience required should be
I'm the city. It's ample folds covered a
concourse CT about 1000 pecTie. 2,o0e
of which were on the stage.
This portion of the gathering com
prised public. national. and State Of
fcials and survivors of the late war from
both armies. to an extent seldom II ever
equalled.
DIGS1Thnifs PRESENT.
Vice-Pre sdent Stevenson and ex-Speak-
or Crisp. one the second. the other for
merry the tsird officer of the Government
headed a delegation cf a>score or more
Senators and Representatives. the APP
pointment OF which was authorized by
congress AT us last Stc-lotl III
with the legislation providing for this
NATIONAL celebration. Four members OF
the Cabinet represented the administra-
tioi
The Governors of nearly score OF
States, with their gaily attired stats
added 70 the military feature of the
occasion. Northumberland Schoheld
commanding the armies of he United
states. saw his old comrades in arms
and many of his former antagonists for
the last time prior to his retirement from
active service.
Great le iders of the Union army were
present in the person of their sons. Col
onel Fred y. Grant and Father Thomas
f. Sherman.
II was an historic assemblage and
gave the ley to .he orator of the occa-
sion-a new Ga in the history Of TIE
country.
Presiding over H. I'm the absence OF
the aged president Of the society. General
w. :. RIOS ecra rs. who seeks the brcezes
Of the Pacific coast TO strengthen his
declining days. was the even rore venHr-
able General J. -. Morgan, Of Quincy
ILL.,. the hero Of three wars. He called
the vast assemblage 10 order, and the
proceedings we're begun by the singing
Of patriotic hymn by the Arion Glee
CLUB.