THE VETERAN HOSTS The Tempast Has No Terrors for the Heroes of (Gettysburg, GATHERING x r THE BATTLEFIELD. The Largest Representation of Veterans Eyer Son the PFeunsylvania Monaments = Over $5,000 Present-—-Work of burg Momorial Association—State Lege islation. nt Getiyeburg Dedicating the Gettys GETTYSBURG, Pa., Sept. 11 This is the day of special dedications of enn sylvamia monuments by the respective regiments, The various veteran a if tions have been pouring in all the in numbers that taxed railway fac ciliti ¥ to the utinost, There are between 12,000 and 15,000 Pennsylvania veterans hero, to say nothing of the thousands of vis rors from this and other states Notwithstanding the inclemend the weather the RrOgTam, v wil carried out to the letter, Much pointment is expressed th at th Jid not smile more auspicious aocasion, but empest has no for the battle scarred heroes. Twenly-5i% véars ago they and drove back, at terrible sac invaders of Pennsylvania s the beat the drum and the blast of the fife they march Je aly carnage. but to dedicat ments commemorative of the tore more than a quarter of Their ranks, decimats they emerged tests at since Wh Woes of a0 were wi SINZUInATY Of have, have roll come stil more thinned out the co { ons and 1 are Lt nent Cad 1 3 orial Associat provi pas he piemorials were of th : and to d« cation ti priated at ture for dedi So KH) w might be er fion was ; lay out road now owns 526 the battle w nearly twent reaching to « of the 348 Union arm days, about monuments all have beet 400, repr faons of eg those of the States troops The The Stats were: Connecticu Delaware IHinols, Indiana Maine Maryland Massachusett Michigan Minnesota New Jerse New Hampshire New York Ohio Pennsylvania Hhode Isiand Vermont West Virginia Wisconsin United States regulars FPeamsylvania's The survivors of military organizati interest in the great L of the rebellion. Ther have gathered, either a Grand Army of the Hey remnants of regiments, to pa ceremonies commemorative borne by them in the three das ble fighting. The islature having made provision for the transportation of all honorably discharged Penne vi nin soldiers who took part in the bat Gettysburg gnd who are resid state there is naturally o larg: tation present of the survivor oO k DEDICATING THE MONUMENTS Rain Impairs the Enjoyment of the Oc ecaslon~Ceremonies Within Doors, GETTYSBURG, Pa., Sept. 12.—The 000 veterans and visitors here were aug. mented yesterday by 10,000 more, crowd ing the town to an unheard of extent, Tuesday night the court house and rink were thrown open to the strangers and last night many of the churches were used . At noon a disagreeable rain set in froen the northeast, which inter fered considerably with the enjoyment of the occasion. Dedicating the Monuments, The day was occupied with the formal dedication of fifty monuments scatiored all over the battlefield. During the day the veterans of each regiment [oi in line, and headed by band or drum corps, marched to their monument, where the exercises were held. Fach dedication was attended only by the sur. vivors of the commands, No systern was observed and each regiment went its own way. our or five would be scheduled for the same hour and there was but little satisfac. tion to anone in the manner things were conducted, Regimental Memorials ml describe the exercises at each me. matial would be following 1 difficult problem. owing regimental monuments were dedica tme Hundred and F ourteenth, Collis Jovaves, 06th, 28th, formerly com: Gen, Gout} od, Mth, ment), 107th. a, 116th, 1et, Oth, , 118th, Co, . Exchange batter 13th, ih, 110th, oad. a A Bick tai oth, 34, nih, ie body i of the New York monument committee, Twelve thousand veterans of Pennsyl- vanin have been given transportation here and fully 10,000 are psesent. The now Pennsylvania college build. ing was dedicated yesterday afternoon, Attorney General M. 8, Kirkpatrick be- ing the orator, The matter of accommodation of visi. tors has been rather poorly managed, and much dissatisfaction is expressed at the failure to have tents sent here from the Harrisburg arsenal to accommodate | the overflow, Adjourned to the Court House. When the rain began falling many of the regimental associations adjourned to the court house and held their exer rises there The battlefield committee held a meet. ing and approved the designs for the monun ts of the Fiftv-seventh and Ninetv-sixth regiments, Should the storm continue will recessitate the abandonment of the mm parade and the ¢xercises will take place in the rink. The wind is shifting, however, and it is thought that i$ leasant, The crowd of fens nae, probably more are expe n today it LES may be i SLUANDZeTS IN OoWD is 3.000, and 5.000 fay Beaver held a8 re s hotel last night i a ball, in full nt (1overnon ception at : Tho 1 cep which esl} ith one INAL DAY Damp snd One~=No Parades ing Disappolntd “The Dedication. : The last a damp nclement fale ne i when aretied fternoom terme Ceremonies, ng he Hravet Mai 1 the nnk staff of First Lay. : and ghird davs w B Brig. Gen. Henry lge advocate Flan ock tion Battlefield Fdw ard of the to the Hor behalf : rials 5 Mew Me Phe i | 1 isso ation A BOLD JAIL DELIVERY. Their Ars Shoot a Prisoners Keeper and Recaptured, , Sept. 17.While the county jail was bring iter in to the prisoners at noon yesterday “Shorty con victed of burglary, revolver ering him to throw hands, which he did, Deputy Sheriff McMullan came to the watchman's as sistance, when Dave Nicely, to hang for the murder of berger, seized the deputy b and Joe Nicely, a brother of | sentenced for the same crime dep ity once below the heart ond time in the sid wiseless, The Nicelys then escape and fled to the woods outside the city, A prow © Was o'gan red and pursuit of the two tured them last night brought hack and again lod Deputy Sheriff McMollans « serious and he m ¥ die at hi the Nicelys edly be lynched, the ing been procured, Cape ey ng a pan of w Lraho, covered him ' Oe up im wrists f Rrmer he nv shot the and a sec. murderers and cap hey were gedd in jail ondition is moment, will uindoubts already hav. "ne in w h case ropses A Pad ace for Anarchists, Wittiamseonrr, Pa., Sept 17.-Re- centiy a Frenchman named August Meetz, hailing from Houtzdale, went to Kathus, a Clearfield county mining town, and made arrangements to organize an Anarchistic club, His plans progressed so far that finally he broached to some of his follupwers the feasibility of burn. ing a number of buildings and killing several prominent men in true Anarchist fashion, One of the timid members gave the conspiracy away, and the au. thorities drove the leader out of the country a day or two ago and are now closely guarding the town. Another oy Vietim. Sonraxtox, Pa. 16, «Inside Mine Nuperintendent Ni , of the Delaware and Hudson Coal company, who was burned in the Eddy Creek mine at Oly- t three weeks has died Poulin njuries, maki he explosion ‘fatal to hy victims, ng and the ted | J uar- ] rmally trans | Fa. | at [race { here with a | his | 1 On 8 ‘haulkley Leconey, sentenced | s and | , the deputy halilmg J started in | 60,000 ODD FELLOWS, | That Number Sspeotod at the | Gathering at Columbus, ROYAL THE SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE | The Clty Gorgeously Decorated in Honor | of Her Visitors—Delegates from the World = The Report Shows Greater Progress Over Grand at Any Time During Fifteen Years. Corvspus, O., Sept, 17, 10,000 members of the Order of Odd Fellows have how the trains are coming in on eve road loaded down with Odd Fellow by to-night 60,000 visitors will be he The city is one vast sea decoration wene in beauty resembles the Grand Army of Republic grand encamp acot of a The Yoveroign Grand Ledge The sovereign grand lodge of dent Ovder Odd Fellows terday the house of re presey fa tive apitol, with the follow ing ent; John ( arrived an re Li of & Year ago. Meets Indepen Of niet in in Ohio rand Underw: ye alt | Charles M Rule en ecretary., pard, g \ilen Colum rand trey H ! JONCK grand H H pein al hid ALE, I FE Oers ad: Swilzerian Untan Col. T, ¢ amp Francis Bae, Ottawa Lower Picton, Att ch EWOood Frank Riddell ince: Robert Ben jamin BE 1; Coll, 1). A: peg How kin, Bremner Briti olumbia, William New ster. Manitobs dersn I), Jonk Denmark, Rath, New Chark h i, John Annie Leconey's Funeral, WaveERLY, 17.The of Annie Leconey, who murder Merchantville, N. J... last week at the Methodist Episcopal Hundreds were in from all parts the counts friends of the the authori tie 0. Sept Wi fur att of 10 permit her uncle aecused of her mur der, to attend. He did in the « tody of an officer, and seemed greatly affected. All attzsopts to inter view him nave failed and he positively | refuses to talk with any reporters. He stated to some of his friends that be would return without waiting for the NOCESSAry requisition papers LW ns Deputy Marchal Nagle Discharged. San Fras Sept- 17, Judge Bawyer, mn the United States circuit court, rendered a decision in the habeas corpus case of Deput) Marshal Nagh and ordered that from custody A b ill of exceptions fled by counsel for the state was allowed the court, and pending an appeal to the | United States supreme court, Nagle was ordered released on his own recognizance with bonds fixed at $5,000, 80, A Serious RatWond Wreok, tocHpstER, N. Y., Sept. 17.-A special from Corning to The Herald says: Erie passenger train No. 109 on the Tioga river branch, ran into a Fal Brook freight train No, at Tiogo junction. About twenty passengers ar reported injured, some fatally, All the passenger coaches were burned. 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