The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-28

MRS. U. $. GRANT.
monies Of the dedication, so expressing
the world wide admiration felt Tor the
citizen-soldier, president and martyr OF /
Mount McGregor At sunrise the stars
and stripes were hoisted at the tomb
At $3.50 O'Clock President Mckinley ana
Vice President Hobart, the members Oh
the cabinet, and the diplomatic corps
started from the Fifth Avenue hotel Ior
the monument.
The Presidential Procession.
The initial step in the parade was
made almost on schedule time, ana ny
o. 20 o'clock the presidential procession
was on the move. The order or TINS
rrocession was: % squadron "A; "
president Mckinley, Vice President Ho-
( hart Navor Strong and General Porter
| 70, Mrs Julia Dent Grant, Colonel FRED
| aricL u Grant. Mrs. Frederick u
Grant Mrs. Nellie Grant-Sartoris; H)
J Mrs Jessie Grant. Miss Nellie Grant
! Master Chairman Grant; (5) five car
riages bearing the rest or the uraii.
| family. 90 President Cleveland anu
| Richard Watson Glider; CD Major Cen
oral w s. Rosecrans, Major General u
O. Augur, Major General H. VI "lish''
( Major General ]. G. Parke'
Cheers greeted the distinguished parry
as II moved through the decorateu
streets. the enthusiasm being SO ho'e
worthy that President Mckinney laC'
was ioyous and his hat was IN sta',
NJ constant motion. Mrs. Grant ah'
her family to the third generation "eI'
objects of special attention ana th'
,pidow Of the hero was visibly aHecte'
OF the great popular demonstra.ioWl' Oh
The visitors got chance to see l'ooo'oo
neonle The unbroken wall or human
itv six miles long was an inspirih
sight. ,
LandoParade Started.
At 1890 o'clock the lana paraue VIC
started from Twenty-fourth street an
Madison avenue, going thence TO Fit'S
I efth street, to Fifth avenue 10 - ,
,i,tb street. to the boulevard, 10 oeN
. entv-second street, to RlVersioe uiiN
, 80 Tho tomb. Arrived at the TOM
p,sbon John p. Newman made a sho
.avar and General Porter in an ei
nuent speech presented the mohumei
~ ,ha citv of New York on behall
,ha Grant Monument associations Ma
80 ctrone accepted it for the city IRE
,dapt Mckinley delivered a priei d
Srass admirably fitted to the time al
theme and the ceremonies OF the NOR
= ine were concluded. At 12:So ior,l
,,ncbeon was given to the preslue
= IA tie marty. AT o'clock the lana p
ode reached the monument anu sai"''
Review of the Fleet.
review of the troops ana clIi1
o,eties bv the president occupied
ii. time until 5 o'clock, when ne Wen'
" hnard Of the dispatch boat Dolphin q
* Do,,ie,ved the fleet in North river =
,re AMERICAN warships headed tne u
which was made up with the hae9
ey New York at the head. behihu
A. Nv york was the Indiana, the Colu
=" hia the Maine, the Texas, the Haae' ne
Ior The The Amphitrite and the Terror; -, 81 j.,
soreign warships II. NJ. S. Talpol
.j,,en the position of honor, comrnan
ms eSao,o,n Y. II. Gamble being the SCI
o@csr The other foreign warsnips
It's were the French corvette ful
M s. Infanta Isabella, H. W.
,,ia Teresa and the Italian cru
DoaaI, commander Righetti. opp
Nm .ha line OF warships was the rev
rnar,ne and the lighthouse 'el'
eleven OF the latter and hve Oh
former.