The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-25
some Say Continental Effect
Lcggins Are Dressy,
Others Don't.
FINE LINE OF MARCH
included Belmont, Manhattan, jacks,
Shanlcy's and Many
Others.


New York Wednesday. old Guard
tEne up opposite monument-long
Homes man driving water wagon up
Riverside Drive. Well.
s# Eighy-sccond anniversary yester.
/; tlay--sermon afternoon-ba bank wet
Evening, night and morning at Hotel
sfNstor Early In afternoon all fell in
stt armory, marched to st. Thomas
4 4hurch to hear sermon by Chaplain
sENasson-yes, James b, WATSON
= 6es, the Rev james y. WATSON. Good
Mormon, too, Sang a hymn named
8NWhat the cant seem remember
\ Fest Of IT, ., yes, hymn named "Oh,
BNVhat the Joy," Perfectly good hymn.
HITTER that marched down avenue 10
fe'orty-fourth street IF sherry
enonico' s--several overcome by heat
his polnt--had to fall out Rest back
so armory. Installed ossfers. Major
Charlie Stader again major He led
Hbay-rade too. Ills belt buckle only
tRcat him back to armory by minute
nd half, New record for Old Guard
tnajor.
Bank-wet, perfectly good bank-wet,
Brand ballroom and everything full.
hook full. Plenty to eat and just
nough you know-to lay the dust.
reat deal. singing some hoorayng
DO. don't know but little more than
list some. Guess there was. come to
blink, Major Charlie there to boss
pb. Cap'n Rastus Ransom toastmas-
s.ftIF tnb In
Fen. Frederick b. Grant. Gen. James
R. O'Beirne, Charles A. Towne, Edward
.auterbach, Herman Metz he's comp
roller-Hugh Hastings, Jacob a, Can
q ,br, Commodore p. Ncdder, Gen John
Eddy, Col Il. s. Fowler he's col
bctor-Col William f. Morris, and
E hen some more.
And-oh. yes, there was-where old
4 Iarry's that ice water-yes-there was
l. fap'n Matt oon-yes, Capn A. w. Mat
Il bon. He was there with bunch Gov
rnors ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Il octicut-sixty Of 'em-organlzed first
77i-well organized again last night
list we saw of EN-. Came on special
q hvitation-good fellows-sixty good
sbllows. Glad they came, guess. Came
"a aesterday-going back to New Haven
Il alf past six next week.
VA Same old troublesome entrance ball
.Fbom Hotel Aston. Remember speaking
bout It last year. Double door. Both
n ides look same. only one side opens
,fun't tell which till you try. Very an
slIoying spend five minutes trying open
tong SIDE Lots valuable time wasted
Ipoke about it last year Must be at
lfhnded to before next tlme-sure.
'g Much rivalry between uniforms of
Bid Guard and Governors Feetguard.
!: Tistors wear eggings--black ones
i, lind OF Continental effect, but Is It
, .lressy? Some say yes, and. on the 9TH
- hand some don't say yes. Pretty,
d llough; no doubt about that. Why
,sidn't Herman Metz wear his uniform?
4 aid his Wallets sick Tried to get into
XIII by himself and almost strangled
,Mhinks Bird Coler must have 'made IT,
x1slatter Of fact, all he needs Is practice
nAf-lots of practice.
81. But about the Feetguard. Putting
side uniforms, they admit we got
S,huch better cafes here than New Ha.
3#en's got. Detachment met 'em al
'f4ran. Line of march then follows
4NIotel Belmont, Hotel Manhattan
',Eack's, Knickerbocker, Shanleys, two
-szr three other places and so to arm.
9hlry. Half an hour passing given point
Hit,verywhere cheered by enthusiast,
EH But about that bank-wet. Major
f'harlie set ball rolling kindly bu
F'S1rmly No waistline like his among
N overnor's Feetguard or-er-ese.
Shghere. Then Capn Ransom tool
81 pmmand and said he was an ole
II han. Many cries of mo, you amt
t;Aither" Capt Ransom didn't insist
RjFlc said flower of American manhood
Has at bank-wet, All blossoms pres
i nt rose and cheered. Finest horti
n ultural cheering ever. But came
a cry sad moment when Cap'n Ransom
al hid not many veterans civil war pres
aI bit. No cheering then, but lots fol
81 little Mac (meaning General, no
III 9layor), and lots more for Genera
rant
NJ Electric fans waved Old Glory on
n u wavy breezes when General Gran
q pse to spoke-er-speak Electric
sIlhns and flags most trying to eyesigh
" tich occasion. Several Old Guards
ID hen, unable to endure 1t, rose and lef
BON. Must see about 1t next time
lakes flags joggle up and down-al
uground. Most trying.
Gen. Grant said he remembered
b aany champagnes--no he said cam.
A aigns. He remembered many cam.
Aagns, but civil war veterans entitled
NJ first praise before all. Nobody dis
NJ suted. Said time approached wher
4 Ned have to leave New York and hi
Il fas sorry. Told stories of mis- father
nd civil war. Remember he told one
Bout very complicated military move.
VI bent.
He said down in Mississippi wher
Mon army was trying strike Confed
i: Rate flank or Confederate flank was
1 fying strike Union Army-well, III
bid about most complicated military
Y Aovement anyhow and some army
'
h heered him to several echoes. Drank
PRESIDENT Roosevelts health too ant
Nng "Oh, say" and quite lot more
I 1t too--quite lot more.
Drank GOV. Hughes health, anC
aNBheered him, too some. Only colo
Eater drank at bankwet used drinking
Governors health Had to send on
NJ, iIya1 nl.,,,
congress He talked quite lot abou
congress. Sorry not enough of il
here to get four battleships. Lots o
lid Guardsmen stood UP and sans
Fob, say" Mr.. Towne talked abou
I'D Glory-very annoying, those cleo
ic fans--made the flags all sort o.
bfEly. oh, yes, Mr. Townes said hat
ttt1,,, Il