The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-02
'YANKS' AND 'REBS'
Continued from First Pagsl

er. every man has been cared for as
We'll as possible. Thousands have
been given quarters In the big tent
and hundreds Of others in smaller
tents used in the daytime for speech
making and reunions No officer cared
TO estimate the number OF Sout herners
here. There ara more than 1000 from
Virginia. and IL is probable that one
quarter % the total number is repre-
sented by the men from Dixie.
Many veterans got no further than
one meal In camp and one look at the
crowded tents and then started back
home as quickly as they could 20.
The real exercise however will not
begin until Thursday or Friday Tor
thousands who might have left sooner
"Np"c' ." stay over for the Fourth to
zee President Wilson.
Reunions Beain.
T";"r" IN" morning EXERCISES began
after tn. Veterans quartered IN the
hig t"nt mad" their slim toilets. tho
Reunion 90 soldiers Of the regiments
and compa MES and squadrons began.
t"uied"TatcS who were Ia Pi,k.ft's
charge took keen delight IN marching
with the tfe and drum TO Spauc'ors
Woods. whore 'he columns ~ pickett
formed ON JsIN 2.'cg To- begin the
charge that marked tho high tide ~
ID" l"sr cause. They lid not charge
again ile tuoy once Gid but they re-
memhercd. or thought they remem-
hered. and nobody said them nay.
every stick and stone and even the
hindcs ~ grass IN that wide stretch
whore death kept step with them be-
fore.
ON tho 'd-c Of the Union side 81
tho oamp IN" Veterans 81 Mcrediih's
iron hrigaG" and ~ PcttiCrew brig
All" ~ $orth Carolina got together 10
A." over the story 90 She fight or the
FIRST - Ju't. Tho struggle between
the rorim'n's of those two lricadcs
Was DO" moss disastro. in number 10
those Aiiied IN 'he three DAYS fighting
and was seldom cgua.ed tn the whole
history ~ ~" war. Tho, mot TODAY.
many 90 them for the first time since
co.
I'd" doctors were amazed TODAY at
~" wa' she veterans vithStood the
urHsu7. heat fpr g poured down In a
war fo keep mon a. Younger wears 100
%. shade About eH 'ef-ranS were
taken ~..t iu 'ir li- tent during the
cN"f,'."s. flf Mu-f % them Were. ahl.
t1 r't $3.50 and WAX away from the
r'.i.f sections to which they were
taken after o. fsv minutes rest. Tho
aru.r .r.hrl4r,.- were fairly busy
DARING 'hc oas arI there were several
h.rIi'd men dropped ln ami Rot a
hI' OF medicine. I.Sf~d FOR O. half
t".r ur -p and '1"u went hack fo
their tents Hg' and Dut cases u heat
prn-fra'.ors we're url~ual and alto
refl.r f'a veterans showed their mctal
was s;iI En.d -hrn.ehrut tr.irg
dat.
Down town !u Cert, -burx. whore
'he t-mp-rttur. was even ligI.r
than 90 camp. there vcre NOR" cases
~ temporary pro-irdfIurs treated az
'm"reeucy sfatou- f.tu a' fHr Penn.
lsiNanid health department hospital
Better 90 Have stayed a. home.
AltuugcI fhr army doctors we're not
Eiv'r zoo talking about suCl matters.
D. uH. evident that many az fhr old
soldiers would hat~t h"'u better or
90 they bad not undertaken fho trip
bore Two veterans have. been found
BOO camp apparently without funds
who ar" totally blind and they .rr
guaif'r'd 100 hospital f.af- ltsalra
Weiss. o. SECS lurh to''rau. NI.1 vt-
'HH"r fu or" ARMY station to-day. ar.
inunr"d tHaf hr ff2 ,cafs oii The