The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-06-20
OLD COMRADES MET
Grand Armies of Washington and
Idaho at Occur d'Al. ne.
The REGULARS TURNED OUT
Fourth Infantry Under Col. Robert Han
Headed the Parade of Griz-
xled Warriors.

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o'clock this morning a train consisting
of two engines and nine coaches
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"a ~ anu 'nei i'ie1e pu.'eu NJ
the depot at thls place. anna cheerS
from the assembled veterans of Idaho,
who had gathered at the depot to well
come them.
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that sprinpv. swinging sten that marks
order:
Colonel Robert H. Hall, Fourth in.
fantry, commanding.
First Lieutenant G. B. Duncan, adju.
tant Fourth infantry, aide.
Sergeant Major James Davis anc
Quartermaster Sergeant F. b. Cornell
Fourth infantry.
Fourth infantry band.
Company A, Fourth infantry, Cap
tain H. Seton, Lieutenants M. O. Hol
lis and William Brooke-60 men.
Company B, Fourth infantry. Cap
tain II. e. Robinson, Lieutenant G.. II
b. Smith--60 men.
Company f, Fourth infantry, Cap
tain s. A. Wolf, Lieutenant j. A. Ley.
den--60 men.
Company G., Fourth infantry, Cap.
tain j. ]. O'Brien, Lieutenant f. r.
Andrus-60 men.
Troop G., Fourth cavalry, mounted
Lieutenant II. J. McGrath command
ing-50 men.
After the regular troops came the
Washington and Alaska delegations
Women's Relief Corps and Sons of Vet.
Grams and the Idaho delegations.
ROUTE OF THE MARCH.
Past Department Commander Parton
OF MOSCOW was marshal of the da,
and performed his duties In n yer,
satisfactory manner. The route OF the
procession was ont Coeur a. Alene street
to sixth down Sixth to Sherman ont
Sherman 10 Second IN. second 10 King
where the regulars conference.-the
and passed through the opened rank,
of the veterans and thence to the most
The marching music of the Fourtl
Infantry band consisted OF nationa
airs and old-time war songs. that cans
ed the old veterans to stem ont with n,
much life as the Young men among tn,
regulars.
The Fourth infantry battalion carried
n flag that attracted great attention
from the fact that IT was battle SCARE,
and had printed upon its folds in gold
en- letters the names of battles partici
mated in nv the regiment during III
wars of 1912. the Florida wars. the Mex
lean war and the war of the rebellion
as well as many Indian engagements
The greater portion of the people as
sembled followed the regulars to III
see enough of them.
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