Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-20
GOVi UPHAM BROKE HIS LEG The Only Untoward Accident at
 Chattanooga. THE THR0NGS ARE DENSE Speaker Crisp Had to Sit on His Trunk Like a
 Lone Fisherman. COLORADO'S GOVERNOR WAS SHUl OUT The Big Bugs Are Beginning to Wing Them selves Away-The Cabinet Contin-
 gent Leaves This Morning-Re-
 union of Confederates.
C0LOADO'S GOVERNOR WAS SHUl OUT

Chattanooga, Sept 19.-Many reunions of regiments of old veterans were planned for this occasion, and where a sufficient number of comrades have an- swered muster happy meetings have taken place on the battlefield. Favorite spots for these gatherings were positions held during the battle. Such an occasion was the rallying of the Thirty-fifth Ohio about Gen. H. V. Boynton, who was it's first major, while a photogra pher snapped his camera on the scene at the summit of Snodgrass hill. Looms Bat tery A, Michigan, met today for the twenty-third time and dedicated sepa- rately as regiment their beautiful shaft. This afternoon large number of Mich igan veterans witnessed the dedica tion Of the monument to the Michigan en- Sineers and mechanics brigade at Or chard Knob. Ex-Governor Alger and Major Fox made the principal addresses. With this command Major Fox laid the pontoon bridges over the Tennessee at Kelly ferry, thereby completing the line of communication with the supplies of the union army, well nigh starved at Chattanooga.
 An illustration of the density of the crowds which throng Chattanooga was afforded in the experience of Governor Mcintyre of Colorado and staff. They reached the city a o'clock this morn ing and by some inadvertance no one was present to meet and direct them to their quarters. The governor sat till daylight on the porch of hotel into which he could penetrate no further be- cause of lack of accommoda tions and then proceeded to Lookout Inn, where headquarters were established. Some h irarr tt,,f1 4 Speaker Charles F. Crisp, who sat for an hour on his trunk in the station, where no one recognized him, waiting for a train to Lookout.
 The only accident of the week so far to mar the pleasure of the people of Chat tanooga and their guests occurred today Gov. w. H. Upham of Wisconsin was the victim. With Mrs. and Miss Upham and Miss Fairchild, daughter of Ex-G Gov efnor Fairchild, he started to drive to Lookout Inn. They were accompanied by General and Mrs. Fairchild and Mir and Mrs. Cheek, who occupied a second carriage. At a point in the road where a bluff was on oneside and a palisade upon the other the team to Governor Uphams S carriage stopped and began backing. The door stuck in the frame and the occu- pants were compelled to jump over it to save their lives, as they thought. The ladies alighted in safety, but Governor
 
 right leg between the knee and ankle. He was conveyed to the Inn after some de- lay and the injured member dressed by Dr. Hummer, who was a surgeon with General Sherman inthe war The in jury is not at all serious and the gov ernor will be able to travel in few days. He will be on crutches, however, for sev- eral days. The accident compelled the abandonment of Governor Upham's pro- posed trip to the Atlanta exposition. The remainder of the party from Wisconsin, however, went forward to the Gate City tonight. Governor Upham will probd- bly go forward with them from here on their way home.
 The official and otherwise distinguished visitors who have made Chattanooga the cynosure of the whole country for the past few days will soon disappear from the city. First to go were the Wisconsin delegation, who started tonight for At lanta to visit the exposition. The mem bers of the congressional delegation will all. or nearly all, go by tomorrow night General Harmon and Secretaries Her bert Wilson and Smith expect to leave in the morning for Washington, reach business.
 Governor Greenhalge of Massachu- setts. Governor Morton of New York and Governor Mckinley of Ohio, each or whom is accompanied by large party travelling by special train are schedule1 to depart tomorrow night, returning 10 their several state capitals.
 There was reunion tonight of Confed- crate veterans in the National Guard armory at which several Of the more monument ones made speeches.