The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-05-30

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dcncc at 30 o'clock. It was = nrivat.
snrvira Lut tho ipti,natn frionds Of tb,
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HIulI AnNcllc songs arc TMGiilh&'
W men was sung ~ MIS- iuFcllilu ) Slbe-
cl4l request. ne remains Wef" 'hch
uaNcn I - me GiSl front % lhe c"IIt",'
l,,inI ''iS ~ ~'"''liD SCI ,l1'S W. "'I"' ~
Hanks r Morris / II Narsb,Ii
and Daniel Atwood. followed the hearsc-
The members Of Washburu post
marched with the hparSc from the house
to the park.
Nre I.air,biId ood +br 1nc,nhorc or +bc
family did not ga ia tbr ,ai,it,I tn nj
tend the public exercises. hrf ininrd tie
nroresSi,n after, il starred aud went with
il tu the cemetery.
Cen. King was taken III before the
baradc started and in his 3E.,riir, the
command dcvolved uunn Col. Patton.
r,arci.eS at t,,o C,ui,ol.
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: ~ x PI''l' =" i".L "''h ic''rI
un"n m r"S' Slr!'S % ,ne '{'l.i"' I'LL I'LL
hIefforrn Was draned in hjack with Tho
American flag An It's front Seats wore
placed in the mark 10 accommodate tho
acopIe They were fllod and hundreds
stood under the trees in the park. The
exercises consisted of chorus singing and
addresses.
The first address WAS delivered by the
Rev. Joseph Saunderson of Augusta, Ill,
eN-commander-n-ch of the Military
Order nt the mted States, who paid an
ti"luCht iIIpuic u ne Noiln 0l Ms IL
parted comrade. lie was followed by
the Key. James -. bnler ol the MlScoh,,
SIN ilStoflc3i society, VINO drliVerea
tou'hlhg audr'SS' NpcaklhS IN 'loqueht
language as near ana de"r lrlehu'
Prof. Adams Address.
The last address of the dav was de-
1iynrod Inv President Charles Kendall
Adams nr the State university. The
American pcppIr. he said. had framed a
sentiment that had lived To express their
sorrow. for Tho danartnd father Of his
coI,ntrv and thc propIo of Wisconsin
needed another nhrase to htly express
their sorrow on this occasion. Gen.
Fairchild. he said. was an ideal soldier.
He had gone into the war on the frSt
call and had fought hard ana wen uhtll
he buried member of his body amidst
( the carnage of Gcttyshurg. NO regl-
mCnt in the war suffered more than ms;
/ the Second Wisconsin. w Nhcn the anger
! of peace sent the veterans home, thcE
/ had by the irresistible fitness of things
I thrust All the hoUors they could hcStow
4 upon him. He had been not only dis
: tipCuiShcd soldier. but n distinguished
/ civilian aS well. serving not only III"
/ state. hut the nation in places OF high
/ trust Great aS he was his friends loved
/ hin, moi frr what he had done hut for
! ,,b, Lo ,,,S Hp vas admired nv all.
va. Hn"1 ,I tayt NV tbos, who knew him
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"tT'' -;.,.. tI,, soldiers stood
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~ Parh; '"I - -, ,,.,,r, a,rnnrcJ
~ LIZ I;! 1,,,m \Innou, aycpur. ana
! ~ ~ wv wv ~ = am. -. Tho hrarsa paSScd
/ 'n'H III - ~ tho rapitnI \
through on lil' Wa ~ ~" IlL Ll
drtali or Glgh' ~ RI,
/ from the house Z" tn' h'5 u"
/ herS OF the iron h,i-ap' -;
/ h"aF>' 'ulU ,n' i'tH rI,,J - Tho NOM
rihlS ana nr',l'h ,"I""3" .,i,,I.d IN
/ hcrS "t 'h' 10y :, h',,i,
/ services 1T the nous" III Il '""H'
An Imposing Procession.
/ >ftar the exercises at the capitol began
+ ~, ,,,,not nar,dr Few men in Wisconsin
! hoy.. breu escorted to their grave ny Such
:, ,,orns.iou. The, soldiers We're III wait
;,,,, ~ tna rapifol ana the parade formed
at the gate OF the PARK; - il,t nInI ,Ii;,',
S;.t ,us ,,Iorad snIamu music as the cor
,,,n1' - ,raycd through tnc streets OF Madi-
- CI CI,'' c,,,n f'nI PATTON and staff
son, men thC CaImg b"aJ Of ." RI" military com
riding NJ ie ,ht i,.i,u ,,p,nari~s -, nf the Na
lifonai guard marched with musket re-.
ycr~cd. each soldier having badge Of
morning on his arm.
Following me me iIsHr,IH tI., ,r,m,, ,,,,c and 1be
HoTsc squaulo'';;r ri. ,"' !? piyrr,ifv battalion
i,,,rrbad, = ftCr the battery and following
rhc battalion were the members OF
Washhurn post and Other Z. \. Il. men =
who had cgme , 1r"m M arilsTgmi S9ndsrsop l the
tho state. The Rev. M. H!HdStSU,, ia,,S me