Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-25
FRISCO MAY GET IT.
Golden GAZE Metropolis Chances "a,
NIX G. A. R. EuCampmsat.
GLORIOUS DAY IN lUFFAIO
Prts'd u Leads the Hr atest Dlsnlav n,
Rag an'ry and tnlhus asm The
city Ev T. Has Seen.


RuFFALp, n. Y, Aug. ga lsros
delegation Of CsliiJrn a 10 arrived hsrs
last night. Thsy h.vs c,ms willis
two'fold purpose, thtt Of diech arginv
their duty "a delegstes to the q. A, r.
encampment, anu to DO m San Fan.
CLEO the place of HOLDING the next
encsmpment or that Of 500.
Should Cincinnati get tho enosup
meDt OF 1913 and everything DOW
lolnts that way, knowing, az they do.
that Phila elpnia Will ask iot Il in
1910, the CalifOrniaus feel that thew
eau capture 1t tor the extr .me West Tor
100 II ever.
The is a possibility OF the aucamp.
ment being giveu them this year, AZ
Cincinnati has no other opponent in
the fleid, aud the fight for place and
fight tor Inc former to the Buckeye
state.
A uREAI DINPLAY.
BUFFALO, N. y, Aug. 25,-When
the muruiug gun on tbs rsmparts OF
the fort OuJmeu its salute, the sun
was ooscured by u II irry OF clouds
which derkpDei into piscRnese in the
wesi, heavy mist rose from Lake
Eris and hoy esed over Camp Jeweu
and was carried back cttyward, by
resh brees from the wes. But The
sun soon broke through the clouds aud
gave promise OF brilliant day.
Drums beattng the rsveille, brought
tho comrades rom their tents. Aides.
do-camp In thu gold lscs OF the
National Guard OF New York were
Jssbing stou; the streets ON horses,
looking with RnxiOus care to the
visions TO when they had been as.
sigGeJ. Men, women and children
gan to pnst theme YES behind the
long wiz. s,tens that TAI bean spun
Uut all slIng tue Hue OF march during
The nj ut l;kc an Immense spider web
Ev ry m me 1t the spaDe along the
front y. the sidewslks grew less and
soon those VIM had secured first place
against the wire', b gan to ieel tue
pressure Of the crowd from behind,
which hold them prison re for the
hours that III arais w.uld take Ia
passiur.
In the Corridors oi the IroquoIs
hotel ,purs ve;- iingling and ssbrss
claugiuR H. Hes of Gen. Clark.
Q n'a su fl hurried to tue heiJqustiers
81 the CON ma luer.lnchief to rel urt 10
Col. J. Corey Wtn,n', cnief OF st,h
MUSIC AND CHEERS.
The posl, OF the department Of I'LL.
1ois anu some d the department Of
Vic nsin were carly on the msrea.
The music au the Tram OF the march.
ing lest brDu hit cheering crow o to
he little detschments as they passed
aud the hum OF expectancy grew Into
u rosr OF excitement as the time for
the moving OF the procession grew
nearer.
Excursion trains In every one OF the
NAM lines leading into b fialo began
10 pour thousands Of recruits Into the
alTe dy coDgested thJrou saisres eni
tue railroad stations I ok on the APP
pesrance OF bee hives, from which
sw ,rm was hying.
General Clsrksop and staff rode
from the Iroquis hotel to ths
Hotel Niagara as soon as The
staff had assembled on Eagle
street. In front OF the Nisgsra tue
-u Il drew NJ 10 lice ami General
Clarksou waited upon President Nc.
Kinley to escort him to the head OF
column. Ail0 O'Clock the President
lett the Niagara accompanied by the
escort. All along the way to the point
Of formation, the Presi ent a. loudly
cheerei
FORWARD, MARCH. n
At 1880 O'Clock the command to
march was given and the pro.
cessiop IN we'd. To the roll OF
innumerable drums and the blsre
o trumpets the Grand Army II the
Republic, headed by the President OF
the Uuited States, tonk up its trium.
phaI way through the seae Of cheering
humanity. The sidewalks on each
SIDE OF Main street as far as the eye
cou'd reach were filed with q solid
mass of people. From every window
faces beamed out and the roofs had =
population equal TO, II not greater
than, that ~ the windows.