Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-06
ColORtD SOLDIERS IN PARADE
Sturdy Warriors Of TOdy and Feeble Veterans
Of he SIXTIES cOnuasied.
THE cOHnASDtS.IS.cHtf CONTEST


Cincinnati. Sept 6-rhc thirty.thlri
annual encampment VI the q. A. Il. u a
success 30 far a. attendance IL con-
cefned. even for these national cvcnts.
which are phenomenal for crowds.
The opening day yesterday surpassed
expectations. as well az Sunday. on the
arrivals already at hand. The depois
were crowded with more arrivals every
hour. The posts arrived In bodies to-
day. and were escorted TO their quar-
tefs BY local posts. Tho sfsciai trains
arrived from all parts u the country.
and the rush continued ~ that later
iralns were stopped az Camp sherman
and other suburban points. where
street cars and other transportation had
been provided. There II a capacity OF
1900 In thu tents at Camp sherman.
and It il well nlled. as well az the
smaller camps. but the committee on
quarters has unlimited quarters yet In
radonccs and other places. The decor
atoms arc unusually elaborate. the clee-
uN llghi designs In the public squares
and at the stree, intersections sur
passing even the nhcs, structures Of cx-
positions and entertainment Ia equally
lavish.
This was naval day. and tomorrow Is
army day, TO be followed on Thursday
BY the peace jubilee. The national ma.
val association gave grand parade
thlf morning. Tomorrow the q. A. Il.
wiz give thelr annual parade, and on
Thursday the civic aud Industrial par.
adc oeeurs After their parade today
the naval veterans We're entertained on
steamboats, aud the captured conoy
Island.
The features Of the day we're the
reglmental brigade ani other reunions.
az which the old comrades got closer
together than ON any other occasion.
Ihefs were demonstrations on the ar.
rival of certain department command.
cp' ana OF governors and their stafis.
The eltizona also rendered receptions TO
commandcr-ln-Chlef Goblin, Rear Al.
mural Kelley. Airs, J. =. Martin, presl.
cent os tho ". II. c.. Mrs. Flora NJ.
pa'y' president OF the ladies VI the q. |
a. ~ Mrs Jennie Laird. pfrsldent Of |
th. national association uf the naval
N,Wiaus aud others The ~. h a. ]
luhs commltlrc, the directors OF tho /
llshlile prison property, thu "a. /
...'ila Vi the national corpa and IA. |
"a,lhai council were Ia session today I
On routine DualnerH.
,, ih, parade % today was under com. /
maui " Grand MarShal A.
iANhhA, with Lieut.. CoI. 100 A
hen al chief VI stan. The irnt al.
,.Yh was composed of Union naval
',,'Ns, lhe national association OF
iF'',a'h.is OF war, the Union Veteran
sr,s 1890, Guns ot Veterans. rcglmentai
LUX expedition 10 FREQ CuLa A -
Eslii,lnahlsd BY Gen Fred ~. Moor.
s'"Nlhs ihlt came the Second llvi.-
~, ,oihinAha.d By Major l.. CAM ana
voi,,,-, llhs o. ihc Eighth regiment h, n
~ Wiau1tj and local companies
bearing arms. "''ANS
O., ns parade required an hour or more
49,. gwen point and was every.
&C., Hatlhed rs crowds OF decply IA.
sg.t'i speeiaiofs. The dramafie
Nm - 20 'ne arrangements Of the diVls.
lnrbt Fi l' occasion for much com
1'. me clyll War. the men who
srt lhe vessels In our unlaile navy
,r. -, lh'hnef rank OF the ex.prlson.
M hs var The spectators eouId
falllr. a. pc impressed with a sad
h1iy y, "l4' 'hcy were looking upon a
,pts " men whose DAYS OF marehIng
Ky, soon md. TotterinK linn. Nere
of t,"e sturdy hearta, fuller than ever
No." Nv lpI The nag whosr slory mai
Wa 'euiNsl by their deeds. hut IL |
ranks ".NN} apparent that their
desds ,4e thinner and that then
Thfn ~, h,9n TO be only memories.
day ~ W lhe sturdy soldiers OF 10.
M, Ahd u happened thai they wsye
3, " rlaiqlt, rhi Eighth regiment. q.
comB,.n lh camp at Fort Thomas
Nh, By Col. Hugglns.
the yigo, eohlrast Their full ranks,
kept stsn "nu vitality with which they
0n. usnd o. colorea m,,sie,, ~
tht str'nlY appearance, All rpoke ~ !
don Nm "hsh ana life Of The atranr ma
spseisri. defenders they are The
was eyId.nas Inspiring and the effect !
alone th, ~ ny rpars OF cheering ali
Was rrpSst,ttne ot their march, This ,
tfy-ns.hs Younger hope ., the coifn. \
nrsl hu ny bearing armA coming
-uVu XXI" ,Ner In the second divlslnn {
ors an " psl4luo sdooIl pSIoloS aui j
pleased must have been Thoroughly =
toldleriy 6s,ns recognition given their y
has vuntesi for commander-ln-oblef O
tho .hr much more cnmplleated hv v
New yo.i'N OF large delegation from y
In supnasS;' hsaded by Corporal Tanner
YonLtt"''' oi Col John q. Sheets OF
,Ss f o. NE department Of New yepk =
\. W. Sol' A. u. Shaw OF Waterfowl y
other ~. u also divides the wore of =
expee,et, s'ern departments thai were :
col. 70 De solid for shaw. While !
one or &C., IA, sexton OF Chicago had only .
hon aeains,f s,es' In the Illinois deiega. n
suppest h,. MN, he Is now Losing some y
vest.,n OF Topeka, who Ia rettins,
Tor ssn,Nolss mat were depended upon o.
'ayo,i,. and who was Considered a
's IN the race, as she only west. p