The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-05-30

There also appears to have been an extensive
indisposition to parade upon the part Of many
| other societies not prevented from participa
tion in the ceremonies by the dedication, and
although official notices had been issued tC
these societies to meet this morning and
arrange to take part in the demonstration
none of them appeared in line.
The parade started at $40 and was headed
by carriages containing the orator of the
day, old soldiers and flower committees o
the G. A. r. and Sons of Veterans. In the
carriage with the orator, Hon. James B
Reilly, of Pottsville, were Rev. G. w. Var
Fossen, rector of All Saints Protestant
Episcopal church, and Rev. D. 1. Evans
pastor of the First Baptist church.
The rest of the line of parade was in the
following orderj
Chief Marshal, B. G. Hess.
Aides, George L. Hsfner, 2. J. Msley.
FIRST DIVISION.
Chief Burgess and Uniformed Police.
Grant Band.
Watkin Waters Post 146, G. A. r.
Henry Horncastle Camp 40, S. of V.
Hearse containing flowers.
Former members Of the U. s. Infantry. Ar
tillery and National Guards.
Hope Section No. TO- j. T. of II. and T.
Annunciation Temperance Association.
AnuunciatiOn Cadets of Temperance.
Anthracite Castle No. "a, K. G. Z.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal, William Emanuel.
Aids Mitchell and II. j. MuldOon.
Rescue Hook and Ladder Company No. l.
Knights of Annuncation and Phoenix Hose
Company No. 2.
Columbia H. & S. f. E. Company No. /.
Carriages.
The line moved over the following route
Out Centre street to White, White to Coal
Coal to Jardin, down Jardin to Oak, up Oak
to Chestnut, out Chestnut to Cherry, down
Cherry to Main, up Main to the cemetery
The ceremonies at the G. A. r. plot of the
Odd Fellows cemetery were in gratifying
contrast to those in the town. The attend.
ance was large and the ceremonies were
marked by all the impressiveness of similar
gatherings in former years. Hon James B
Reilly made an able address, which was fully
in keeping with the occasion and made a pro
found impression upon the assembiage. Reys
d. 1. Evans and G. w. Van Fossen partici
pated in the ceremonies and the usual hOnors
to the dead were bestowed by the firing squad
of Henry H9rnoastle Camp No. 40, Sons Of
Veterans.
Upon the close of the ceremonies the as
semblage dispersed and attention was turned
to the decoration of the graves. The fol.
lowing is a list of the soldier dead whose
graves were strewn with flowers
ODD FELLOWS oEMETERY-e. A. R. PLOT.
Henry Hornoastle, David P. Brown,
Jacob Derr, Daniel Rose,
Jonathan Dirk, William Kehler,
James Harlan, Charles Dress,
Henry d. Brown, Lewis Hopkins,
Capt G.. b. II. Kitchen, John Dando.
ODD FELLOWS CEMETERY.
William Fenstemacher, William Evans,
William Taylor, George Ramer,
Andrew Bolich, Henry Steahley,
Isaac Dieterick, Richard Hppkina,
Frank whitman, Samuel Rushworth,
Samuel Williams, Samuel Mitchell,
Capt ThOs. Williams, John Lamb,
David Snedden, John Nj. Price,
William Moore, John Birklebach,
David Nicholas, David Parry,
Jacob schuey, Isaac Dornsife,
Gethyn Jenkins, Peter Grow,
John j, Reese, Jacob Shelly,
Charles Taylor, Andrew Dehm,
Michael Sehaefer, George w. Holland,
William T. Richards, John Daddow,
Samuel Wilson, Jonathan EisenhArt,
William Shultz, Edward Metz
Jacob Beaeher, Jonathan Davidson,
William d, Edwards, John Eisenhart,
John Lantz, Henry Wurm,
| WatlSin Waters, Solomon Yarnell,
DIR. G.. +. Matter,
ANNUNCIATIoN CEMETERY.
Patrick Welsh, Thomas Grady,
Matthias Laubach, John r. Higgins,
Edward Murphy, John Hlldebrant
John Sunderland, William Kelly,
Edward Mitchell, Hugh Chicken
John Burns, John Dougherty,
Patrick Grant, William Brennan,
Frank Matt, Michael Hughes,
| Edward Coyle, Hugh Larsin,
Patrick Curry, James Cagey'
| John Bambriok, Cornelius Flynn
Lieut.. Michael o. Hara, Patrick Welsh,
James Cosgrove, Lawrence Mangam,
James Brennan, Matthew MeAlee =
James Kerrigan, Edward Reilly.