Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-07
c. A. R. RED LETTER DAY.


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Kentucky. West Virginia. south pa
kota, Alaska. Washington. Arkanaas
/ New Mexico and Utah. Pioneer mlliafy
band: capt A. G. Kcmuer ana stan
Nlnth Divlsion-Dfplrtmcn u Ien-
| nesste. Louisiana. Mississippi flQiila'
Montana, faxis. Idaho. AfiklnA
| Ceorsla. Alabama. North Dak1in,okia
homa and indian Territory Cunrliui T.
military band. Gen. Fred w Moore ana
ThsTsnth division was composed o.
the posts In the department oi ONO
arranged by the ~ counties with theh
rsspeciive bands and with MAJ. Geo
u Fox and stan IN command.
The hosts from the counties wef
followed by ohio regimtniai ana ithei
NEGOTIATIONS. ana the whole comprise
a great portion Of the parade.
This division u the parade was oFo
a mile In length All along the lnui
line or march there were casks n lc
waicr and lemonade for the mnrchcra
and In some places they were hb. iAlil
served with more suh1tnnhal retr'sn'
menih There were seats Tor thoulanus
along Washington PARK on Rae. str.e,
and around the posiofiicc ana othel
piaccr. while the house tops NJ wei a.
the windows and every place Tor re-.
viewing the parade along the line OF
march was occupied. 80.
m vas a typical autumn day ln every
trapfct and the veterans fAthti ~
f.riy for the ErnH denomination VIII
unusual cheer and cnthuslaam
crrNda along the way were also h.pt
comfortable by th' cool hreezea Nv
nrft thing 30 mar the prncccilnEs .i
ira morning were a serious accident 70
Crn. curiia, one % the police commits
r,lnfrs on Buffiio Ho was riding WIN
the p1llce commission " thia Guy
Ard of other viiifa. who we're on tht
siln N the chief ln charge " ne ponce
that headed thf pruefaslun. hlf nnI-t
slipped and fell, AMI In the fail me
animal Tell IN such way a. 81 lhluT.
his spine. u was at iirs: thought eha
he would not recover. but later In the
diy hlr condition was improved. SUI
n IL believed that Gen. Curtis " Grip
pied Tor ne.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Previous o. she parade there were
many reunions today and some bua.
ness sessions Including tho ndits ~
the q. A. r.. and the Wnmtn's RELIEF
CJrp1. The National Army Nurfoa'
Association elected the following oili-
cfrsi
sgnl0r vice prcslders-Mra. chtpnan'
ANNNMWNNH NnHA'A WV EAN"NNNNNa Af"a
Fay. New York. secre;ary-Mlfs kaic
Scott. MlnneH1in. trcaaurer-Mfh.
whitman. Philadelphia. chaplain
Mira Morrill,. Michigan.
NAVAL VETERAN OFFICERS.
The National Association Of Naval
veterans To-Day closed the following
officers; Rear admirsl-J. y. Ross.
Minneapolis. conmudnre--E u. Bliss,
brooklyn. national captain WIN.
Larslor. GAINESVILLE. ohi1s commander
-lieni ID. niauc,ird. New Yorsi
Lieutenant c1mmandOr--Iamts A, MIL
Ter. Athens o. lieuieuant.-Willifm
Mcintosh. New York; mastor--wal,of
n Jacobs. Nov iiassH: ensign-Iamoa
Kennedy. Portsmouth. Va. h-et sur
Ee0n-J. I. Gilisy. Cincinnati. pay
masicr-E T.. Dustin. Providence. ".
l.. flect cnEinrcr-Ferrier V. Christian.
Chlcagoi Heck chlplaln-AisN McWil-
llams. Detroit; judge advocaic--Judgs
Fred 9. Harvey. Minneapolis. score
iary-- Frederick H. Harkina, brooklyn,
Observation-Disclosures wiRFina. New
York. Rear Admiral Kelly ~ Phiia-
iclphla was pres'nfed with a diamond
ana Eoli badge by the naval veterans.
The prtsruflti1n was made By Com
mandsr Archer % Pennaylvanla.