The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15
OREGON BOYS
SAFE ASHORE
Greeted by CannOn's ThBn-
der and TumBltD0us
Cheering.
Governor GEER LEADS
The Heroes March Up Market
StreetEusiIIsasdwitb
Flowers.
THEY CAMP AT THE ,PKESEDI 10
~ a. -
aaltsry DIs:IpiIu WIN coHtiaue for
I've OrIhsse Weeks whesaFinaI
AustsswIn De Announced.
THEY CAmpGT FHEPRESIDiO

SAX Rinzsccfsco. Jnly it-sSOt illnos
alo departure o. the cansOrnia. soEun teen
Tor ne Faaspp,nes nave ihe streets Oi
san RraDeaaoo preserned such a .cease o.
ananSssaon sas they AID tOdsT nor hay,
steam whistles eAsnoa and bells er sasea
such q nlzpas s0dssAH this IN aondr Of
IN, srcwsDeoa foi orrvon yolunteers and
,i'c eoailtOrzaa- signal corps who hav,l re-
iuravc frcn foreign slhores amer over Il
months Of ihsfdshipsand aghting- spme
eauni and .some isel, broken Ia he ai,h
and gpirh, -some bs~rtpg the marks Of
lFSisptrDs sailessl Vshers r9sTsing go
ttsar NATIVE counsry xall Of visor lrnd
l:te. ,~uai vvra eeiterao by their try
eSpertuuce IN the ,roPsaAl cimase and The
vigorous easu9aign against TOIls~rrs ICi
AsuipaLio
The .CaSse os the 'oemonslru,ssn was
iis hlrti,au'of the or=spn vOiunteers and
'tne caitorRisIis. prepagaory to going
INTO ossup 81 si,e ProslSio and rAs I'm n
.uEIstersrS. out, and then che last STAG
d, -thC ge0Tpcy to Oregon and nome.
'EArly 70 the dsY great crowds OF people
ouinmsaeed EarlerIng alVog the line OF
n'sEch. Snt on. svery ensanlng werp Hned
up carraESs. busses, OusE.es and trucks.
an freiehSed With anxiSns people walt
ing to adc thcir hurrahs 10 the weluahe
giycn thn returning trVVps. Factory
whistles wGe blown and ne bay ssesIa.
sns Aaded to toe SArclOins. sCannon were
hrcd at several points and bells rang cut !
ne Scaoome ot.sAn Fmnclsco to ths |
NcOreosers and the small gsOop of NJ
i've sens who msds up the signal corps
't tse'cs,llfornta regiment
me erewds increased with every min
lie ane the inmates ieng,Aened into +
,ours Almost Oetare the first group ct
oidscrs left The transports, 'As the line
frightened the waiting crowds became
ully aware tbas the men were actually
o sight. and, then the dfn and roar OF
iethOnicaa noises mingled with the
heers ot thoasaSis made Y seem as II Il
edlam had really broken loose. FIRST
, the line ct maroh was Major Noble,
eneral Skaters aid Followed by the 4
and Of the Third artillery Then eSne |
cvern,r Gesr. OF Oregon. and his STAFF.
nj they wcre followed by the Cafiforn!. '
ns. who SHARED the. cheers with tNs q
rcSoniSns,
Then came the regiment headed by c
rigaSiier Genera, Summers and Its band. .
$ the men marched, company front, up e
e Wide street they made a splendid ap- "
arance An ambulance. bearing the sick a
d wounded followed then battery G, h
the Thlrd artillery All along the line 81
mareh the men were eheered 70 an IN
no. and bands hired by individuals b
aged lively music As the soldiers
ssed the Palace hotel they were del a
cd with flowers thrown from the win. So
VS. By guests.
At the junction Of Third, Market and CO
,arney streets. the crowds were i'm
'nse and the three morning papers to
lieh have oGices on the corners Of those to
'eets vled with each other to see which
id make the most noise General AS
after and stan and Governor Geer. OF 20
eson, and his stan and many noted pl
my ofisers reviewed the parade as It mi
ssed up Van Ness avenue toward the re,
esidio, As the men passed the review
stand they cheered continually. When
} Prssldio was reached the men were ne
en rest and then commenced the CO
rk OF going 10 camp, As
Iere they win rest under military dis th
line for Two or three weeks. when the