2 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEF ONTE, PA., THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1897. of the Grant Mon: in New York. Dedication ument PARADES ON LAND AND RIVER Sixty Thousand Men March the Street Parade. fe] THE GRANT FAMILY PRESENT. Mrs, Grant. the Widow of the Dead Hero, Shares With President Mos Kinley the Enthusiastic Plaudits ol the Multitude That Crowds the Line of March of the Monster Street Pa rade—~Governors Lead the Troops ol Thelr soldier Led States In Honoring the Great A Magnificent Naval Parade White I'he by the squadron Greatest Demonstration In the tory of the United States, and Only BEqualed When the First Napoleon's Body Was Returned from St, Helena to France. New York the Pres heads thei that erals Kinley est mil city. There ular sailors sea and land fo erans, Confederats otera striplings who In the future as gallantly fathers dia When the cheering was and when the wind had some away, a touching scens which was seen by few Grant stole away from reviewing stand, where watching the gallant and, leaning on the Colonel Grant, made her way to tomb, followed only by the of the Grant family. The doors were cpened, and the the hero passed from the noise of the sutside world Into the dim quiet of the tomb, For about ten minutes she stayed there, and then, with her face hidden In her hands, she left the scene Soon after this President McKinley went aboard the Dolphin, amid the booming ‘f guns, and reviewed the great wan/uips that lay in the shadow of the tomb. The dense crowds still VOT nationna irees. (iran fight as the Al its loudest what died enacted Nilently Mra the president's she had troops go arm of her Was been by non the members bronze of widow | end of the HISTORIGPAGEANT | The stayed In thelr seats and watched the land parade, Then, when the last company had passed out of sight of the white roadbed, the hun- dreds of thousands of spectators sought thelr All traffic was congested, and hours the tide of tra Il to its mdition After the the Pe union ro homes it was before normal « exercises the waple's orat pociety and Guard Ver Josiah ajor by ade up of f cadets from and around al 0 an grand ymand of General his staff, composed en Grand Army of the Re the inion and vet eter Ann thelr sons « the Confederate erans nn Ons In the civie division there branches of the And bernians, Independent military com panies, the veteran firemen and hun dreds of fraternal and benefit societies jetter carriers’ regiment was » marked feature of this division. In this division alse appeared a tribe of Sloux Indians, with Colonel William F, Cody (Buffalo Bill) and Chief Joseph, of the Nez Perces, riding side by side, The naval parade, which started at 2 o'clock, presented a spectacle such as has seldom If ever seen before In this harbor. There were four grand 4i- visions, under cornmand of Rear Ad- miral Francis M. Bunce, headed by {he famous white squadron of the United States navy, and followed by foreign ships-of-war, including the British steamger Talbot, the French porvette Fulton, the Bpanish steamers tnfanta Isabella and Maria Teresa and sho Italian steamship Dogall. The second division was composed of other naval nme were many fent of Hi Order ’ | tomb on vessels and vessels belonging te the | United States lighthouse department. | United States revenue cutters and gov- | ernment vessels formed the third divis- | lon, the fourth division was posed ve of the merchant rine, As §& o'cl President board crowd on and of com- ma sels 8 McKinley was hour t he appre Al nence the the en boldly against a fitting mon ful nation to through peace hor ! President M his LN i Kinley Grant of off masa dory eOMmpany the hen of ial personages, including and atta and hi amit ministers of the ficers of the and navy ly transported from New York Monday of the Pennsylvania Jersey City the party across the river on Pittsburg to the foot of Twenty-third street. there to be ushered into cars riages and escorted in procession by a detachment of cavalry, sallors and po- lice to the Fifth Avenue hotel Among the visitors in the other cars were members of the Grant family from Washington. These included Mrs. Julia Dent Grant, the widow of the dead chieftain: Mra. Nellle Grant Sartoris, Mr. Algernon Bartoris and Misses Viv | jan and Rowse Sartoris, the general's grandchildren. U7, B Grant, Jr, and Joase RN. Grant, sons of the general, had arrived earlier In the day, and Colonel Fred DD. 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