The evening world., 1913-06-30


insignia showing that he had foul
York Cavalry, passed The Evenin
eighty years old. He was leaning
arm across the lads shoulders AM
vously at the youngsters sleeve.
OLD AoG oRoWS SAD At PRGS-
gNcG OF % MUCH AGE.
They are . saA, worn lot ~ tAsy
| come In. these oIA soldier: they ere
tired; the meeting with % many old
men dsprssses them b. its ovsrpowsf-
Ing proof that they are themselves
going toward ths enl. They march
through the tented streets shufRling
silently to the shsissr assigned to
them, but u 10 not very long before
Ing into laughter and high pitched
Qusrulous argument
Two Deaths, one from the heat. and
about hundred proetrations marfsd the
first day of the sncampment ysstsrday.
John H. Reynolds. sixty-nins. Of Port
Chester. N. Y. died from heart disease
a&br hs had been overcome BY the heat
Augustus d. Brown Of Lixsrmors Falls.
Me-, was the other veteran TO die on
the battiefislA
Great Joy broke out in the New
Hampshire section last night which
almost broke into . riot. II should
bs undsrsooA that 20 Aach veteran -
hs arrives ID Issued psir Of blankstS
ard . tin basin. He then goes to the
tent In which cots have been set -.
But portly New Hampshirs person
who looked - though he had forsottsn
70 bring he valet emerged sdeing
fror: his tent into the company street
just bsr dusk. clad In blue silk
pajanas. Whioh showed Oh his 70.
tunditiss TO psrfsction. He wanted TO
know Why nobody he'd brought his
blankets. He wanted them brought
at onoe. '
The tat one wss advised with shouts
Of Quivsring laughter to 90 get 'sm
himself. and. auivsrinS WITH anger. hs
cid. He attracted more attention than
ths hand concert. tf.
GEN. oickLGS TO LIVE At Spov
WHERE HI Lost hls Ito.
Pretty much the only special event
Of yesterday was the arrival Of Gen.
Dan sickles with his housskssper. Miss
Wilmsrding. who was escorted from
the railroad station to lodgings by .
squad Of mounted state constabuiary
and . detachment OF United states
troops. The General 10 housed in r.
Rogers home. In mont Of which be
lost his leg hfty yeass ago Tomorrow.
The Rev. J. Twitchell Of Hartford. eap-
tain Of the 0svsnty-fourth New York.
who helped cut OF the wounded lsg,
wss at the hsad Of the msmbsrs Of
carr's brigade which greeted him.
Survivors q the brigade hsvs hirsd
the Rogers houss Tor the reunion.
Not one bit behind the marvellous
snginssring and management OF this
great tent city 10 the quality OF ths
railroadins which " bringing In the
thouaAndA. To be sure those who came
from New York must change cAsS q
Lancaster. York ana Hanover. 80
trains have been baking hot ant
crowded. 20 that many have had q
stand. Thinss we're made worse yes
tsrday by an unexpected rush Of
people from all the towns within Z
hundred miles. who made the rsunior
an occasion for Sunday excursion.
BAT the trains rolled In. Get down
their crowds and rolled away again ID
euiek suecsssioa On both railroads only
few minutes apart. To protect IL
own pAsssagsrs after they leave IL
tracks. the Psnnsylvania has lent le
Of men ana apparatus to the wsstsrt
Maryland There Afs track. walkers Q,
every mile and emergency block sisnail
svery two miles. Undss the nsrvoul
activities OF ths famous mounted con
stabulasy the crowds are handlst
through the streets Of osttysburs .,
fast that II y hard 10 believe tha
1900 persons. many Of them feeble an,
uncertain Of themselves. have sntsrs,
the town within twsnty.four hours.
LITTLE gNrHUoiAeM THUS FAl
i. AMONG coNFGogRATgO.
} All along the railroad one sees wome,
standing At the Asers Of their home
> In their yards staring .at the train load
Of soldiers. WAas tAmilieo living Q
. distance from the railroad took the,
lunches and pscknaeksd on ths smbank
esnts. The rsaswai OF The msmoris
OF the great battle which sWsUt frou
. pathy and respectful curiosity. towasd
| tAe Thousands who have uSe1 to coaa
baek whiah.- seems 10 have, hit every
. body In tAis part Of Psnnsyayanls- =
y she voGASNas Of the CoaItdsracy
: tended t4joiA In tha wssk'A presra
. they hAvS - yet shown but little "a
, thusiasm. Only . scattsrins Of men 1
In ths tsats Nfo1srvsd for these VII
fought Under the stars ana bars. The
|. are beltsved. most Of them. 70 sA1s N
feeling Of IN Ampscunious oll "rsb
, whoss fare b 0sttyshurs Caot. n.
Carter Fstirsd) offered to pay. INC
sir" said the Confederate veteran. "yo
. blamed Yankees licked " there an
: licked ~ good. but you can't bribs m,
: sir. Or hire me 70 60 to osttyseupg -
y Aays. II rubbed In" y.
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