The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-10-28
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VINO caleu tnem lhe preSIu'nts own
alu ''iSo lhoSe given py Iauy uI new
York CITY
Inc ItHth CaNaiiE' coIoieu' were us
mounted ana TO them the president re-
PeatedIy Hourlshed ms nat
Huntington marines VINO maze the
hrst hostle landing ON cuban SOIL
were Immediately preceded by the Ma
rlhe Bahd. with them trotted along a
hlu Drought from the tropics ana ar
Tayed IN glowing cul'r
AT every haIt i'm the parade the SOL
dlers were Literally shoWered with
fruits and delcacies by the admirIu2
thousands, ana in many Instances coin
was thrown to the defenders, who in
dulged in good uaturcd scrdmbles fOf
possession.
OF course, the highest degree Of local
enthusiasm was bestowed upon Colonel
Hulings and his Sixteenth Penusyl-
Nania regiment His flank movement
In the fight at Coamo, Porto Rico, had
not been forgotten The presidential
party Joined in the applause with equal
zest.
The Marching sailors.
The sailors were no less we'll received
ceived than the soldiers There were
lines Of iaclsies from tba Tavas
| G1oucester Narblrbe,d Ns,, orl.are
| Topeka Movto,,ar win a fa,v scatter
ing men from tho Yosemite YANKEE
and other sbins
The rear of the line was hold b,, tba
| Grand ARMY of the RepubIic and their
allied military organizations. As these
ancient warriors filed nast with none
too lusty step. they saIuted the presi-
dent in their own way. Some waved
their hats. Others timorouslv raised
their hands in the conventional way
while several companies halted, turned
and fronting the chief executive, pre-
sented the tattered old battle flags
One of the posts carried a battery of
two guns. and saluted with shot from
each as the stand was passed, The
president responded with sweep of
his hat and continuous bows.
Between two of the Grand Army of
the Republic posts rode in a carriage
Harry l.. MacNeal. who had charge of
gun on the Brooklyn and who crawl
ed out over the side of the ship, while
uhuer 1re, TO extract a fragment of
shei "hich hau become hNed IN the
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