The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-11

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In the breeze and keeping step to
I strains of martial music rendered bv
| the Auditorium band, members of the
| DlX-Logan post Of the C. \. r.. Ladies'
OF the C. A r. the Women's Relief
Corps and number Of others formed
> a parade at the City Hall square AT :
ocl0cH this morning and marched 70
inc Union Depot where trains were
= takcn for SAL Lake.
Although nearly half n century has
passed and gone since the stirring DAYS
OF 81, when the country was being
uShcred Into four years OF as bloody
and desperate conflict as can be
found in the annals OF history. and
all OF the veterans OF the great Ciyn
war are now past the meridian Of life.
there was light in their eyes as they
formed In perhaps the last G. A r.
parade recalling the days of Shiloh
Missionary Ridge Seven Pines Bull
Run and the other bloody battles Of
the war
While NAM are mailod and crip-
pied and time has placed It's seal upon
all. their steps, while not quite so hrm
as in the oldcn DAYS, were just as
steady, when dressed in their blue uni
forms, they marched 10 the depot
II had been announced that there
would be a special train leaving on
the Oregon Short Line for Salt Lake
which would be occupied by the vet
Grams and the auxiliary associations
Many supposed that this train would
be sufficient to care for all who went
| 10 salt Lake during the dav But
! when the crowds began to gather at
J tho depot ii soon became apparent
! that additional provisions must be
| made or some Of the patriotic ones
! would not reach The capital CITY TO
! witness the big parC de- Accordingly
three Other extra trains were ordered
out and the cars OF each were crowd
ed 10 the platfoms.
Depot Master Shields said that the
number Of people who were handled
By the railroads from Ogden TO Salt
Lake will exceed 1000 before the close
OF the day.
The first train to leave the city pull
ed out from the station over the Short
Line at 1,i5 a m. with eleven coaches.
This train was occupied by the DIX
Logan post. the auxiliary associations
and others who had been invited TO
accompany them 10 Salt Lake. The
next train over the Short Line Iefr
an O'Clock with twelve coaches An
other left at S:15 and the fourth at
$50 The last two trains we're made !
up Of eight and seven coaches respec- !
lively and were also crowded.
NO 4, through tUain on the Short !
Line. arrived In Ogden late with sey- |
entecn cars, most OF which were well !
filed when Ogden was reached. 1t left |
the station at 9;l0 a. m,
No. 6. the local to Salt Lake, which !
left at $40. was also. crowded.
Owing 10 the delay OF many OF the |
Rio Grande passenger trains during
the PAST few deys. no special trains
We're sent out from Ogden on this
line, the bulk OF the traffic being han
died by the Oregon Short Line and the .
Salt Lake 6, Ogden railroads.
Tho four sDecial trains which left
for Salt Lake today WIN be sent out
from Salt Lake TO Ogden this evening
after the parade, beginning as
o'clock
The members OF the DixLogan 7.st
who arc 10 take part in the parade
today are:
Allen, James X, private, A, Sth III.
nois Infantry
Bond Henry NJ. corporal-sergeant,
c, l4th kentucky Infantry. A. Vet.
1tth Infantry.
Boatwught, w. w. farr.er. =. 1st
Nevada Cavalry.
Bair. e f, corporal, l. 73rd Indiana
Infantry +
Boreman, Jacob 8. Missouri State
Militia.
Bostaph. William NJ, LIST lieutenant.
+. l03d Pennsylvania Infantry
Breeden, II A., sergeant F, 145th
Illinois Infantry
Brown, w. II. lieutenant. nth Ohio
Cavalry.
Butterncld. Fenton, private. X. nth
Indiana Infantry
Ballard, John w, private, A. I'd Kan
sas cavalry.
Cake. William
Crossman, William w. u S Marine
Corps
Cowles. Henry. private. A. 42d Penn
sylyania Infantry
Cole, Benton, private, K 18th In
Condor, Amasa S. corporal. r, 6th
Maine Infantry.
Cortcz, John } seaman, "NIontgom-
cry"
Clark. Thomas J.. corporal. 24th
Ohio Infantry.
Clark, Elmer T.. private, X. 18th
Wisconsin Cavalry
Collins, William S, private. b. S5th
Ohio Infantry.
Dial John A., private. NJ. 1llh Kan
Sas Cavalry
Dennis, Joseph, private, c. 9Th Mich. d
igan Infantry.
Davenport, Joel f.. corporal, l, 9TH :
Iowa Cavalry.
BldTiaee, Henry W, private. G, 3rd :
New York Cavalry
Elton. Horlense, private. E. l7th +
Illinois Infantry 4,
Gardiner Arthur, private. A, 9Th
Ohio Infantry. r
Gowner L, sergeant. e, 9th New
York Infantry
Grant ]. A.. private. D, 10th Indiana
Infantry
Graves o, private, H, 42d Ohio IN :
fantry
Gray, John, private. D. 1st Colorado n
CaralIy. !,
Ham John. private. C. 18Th Maine. s
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