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, ignorant“. 3.9M- D.—-'1'be twenty-ninth
annual encampment of the Grand Army
of the Republic was begun here today,
and the indications point to it as probably
being one of the largest gatherings of vet-
erans that has at taken place since the
close of the war. The great event this
year will be famous because of the large
number of Confederate veterans. who are
mingling with and bidding welcome to
the visiting. boys in blue. This is the first
C. A. It. encampment held south of Me-
son and Dixon's line. It is expected that
between 250,000 and 800,000 visitors will
be in the city by tonight.
This. morning Commander-in-chicf
Lawler held a reception, and for hours
shook hands yvith comrades in blue and
8!!!!-
Visitors poured into tho'rsus City to-
day from the south as well as from its
north side of the river. Veterans who at-
COMhlAbIDER-IX-Cii lEF LAWEEIL
tended former national encanlpmcnts of
the G. A. it. say they never saw such a
large attendance on the first day of the
great reunion week. All railways had
extra trains, which were heavily loaded.
Many Sons of Votcrans are here on
route to their national encampment at
Knoxville. There are others here who
never attended those encampments before
and who are now on route to the reunion
of the Army of the Tennessee at Cincin-
nati the first of next Week and to tho del-
egation of the National park on the bat-
tlcflcld of Chickmuuuga the last of next
week.
There isng, doubt of the fulfillment of.
the general prediction that there will he
more Union vetcrans together this week
than ever before. Losses by denths yearly
increase. but the desire to visit old but
tlcflclils and confer with Confederate vet-
erans, who are doing everything to enter-
tain tbclr northern visitors, has attracted
thousands who have not heretofore attend-
ed is national opcampmout.
Tho Confederate votcruns are hero in
force. The mum-mics bunt up members of
tholr old regiments limi brigades and then
meet Confederates belonging to regiments
null briquos tlult opposed them, when
thoy confer about how things went on
both sides and have suclsrcuuions as have
not; been soon since tho service of liver 30
years ago.
Stars and Stripes Everywhere.
The decorations may have been richer
in triumpbul ill'i'lli‘rl and other designs at
mic or two other oncmupiucuts. but at
hour was a city so profusoly or gmornlly
decorated with A moricuu flags us is Louis-
ville today. Its business blimks, public
and privnto buildings and homes are liter-
ally Cili'ul‘i‘il with fostoous of rod, white
and bluo, with the American flag as tho
centerpieces of ovcry conceivable design.
The flag is the thing that is displayed
everywhere, pull on city over ball more‘
bunting out than this city allows today.
The distinctlvo mituro of the decorations
is the use of tho red, white and blue to
the exclusion of ovorymtlutr color, even
the evergreen arches. Tho portraits of all
Uulon generals were displayed, and in
unlimited profusion. Tho Confederate
veterans participated in all this decorating
as well, as ill the entortnlulug.
The words of Waltersqy nbout till; oc-
casioh have been henrd all over the coun-
try, but the deeds of Haldcmnn will be
known only by those who sec The Courier-
Journnl building, which is completely on-
vclopiid in dimorntlons of tho American
colors in his most artistic designs.
The accommodations colmnlttoo has so-
oured quarters in private houses for from
18,000 to 20,000 people and will be able to
accommodate in privato houses alone
from 40,000 to 60,000. Free quarters will
be provided for from 50,000 to 75,000. All
the balls and large worerooms in the city
have been secured for this purpose. The
use of the old custom house has been Mic
thorizoil by tho secretary of the treasury.
The sclltlol hoard bus turnml over for the
visitors' use the public schml buildings.
The naval veterans prupoao to llvo on the
water, and for tblli purpol-io six or more
stoumbonts have been placed at their dis-
posal at the wharf.
flare is tho prom-ammo arranged for1ho
dolectaflon of this multitude:
The Week's Programme.
Tonight—vlhm watches.
'l‘iicsdaymhiorning. naval vctcrnns’ pa.
rude; afternoon, carriage idrivo for the
women; night. reception by the Ladies of
tho 9. A. it. and Women's Relief corps to
the G. A. B.
Wednesday—Morning, grand parade;
night, concert by Mrs. Emily Davison,
campfire at Phoenix hill, campfire at illu-
sic hail. campfire at National park. coin
cart at courthouse, concert at Boone's
equare and concert at Baxter square.
Thursday~ Morning and afternoon,
horse show and general visitation; night.
fireworks on river front. campfire at Phoe-
nix bill, campfire at Music hall. campfire
at National park, concert at courthouse,
concert at Boone’s square and concert at
Baxter square.
Friday-Attending, barbecue; night. is-
dies' reception at auditorium.
Wednesday trill be the great day of the
melt safsr as outside and in sternum
strationsare concerned. s parade of the
Grand Army of the While will begin It
so o'clock, Consumable-shied Thomas
misc mil bs‘i'n mend.
”fl ' u. "I“ i is l. . km
more. he states“ vindiana. lilinois,
Iowa and liichigan will furnish 10,000
more omnrades. ‘
The thorn states will biy parade
3.000, :avking a total of infirm . The
more distant and northwestern sis may
furnish in addition anywhere from 2,000
to 6.000.‘say 3,000, and that will make a
total of 80, men in the great parade.
Among e jar-ailing veterans will be
delegations from the posts in the Sand»
wish islands. Mexico and Canada. A fea-
ture of the parade will be Ned, the solo
survivihg horse of the war, who will have
a float all to himself.
On Friday the Grand Army encamp-
ment will probably finish up all ‘its’rou-
tine business and elect its oflicers for the
ensuing year and select the place for next
year's encampment. At present the lead-
ing candidates for commander-in-chlef ap-
pear to be Past Senior Vice Commander-
ln-cbief Ivan N. Walker of Indianapolis,
who was but ll votes short of becoming
the commander-inochlef at tfli cncamp»
mcnt bold in Pittsburg one year ago. His
army and his G. A. R. records are strictly
first class, as are those of Past Dolmrtment
Co under Thaddeus S. Clarksdn of
Onia a, his com tltor. Kentucky will
probably be ailo ed to chose the next
. highest officer.
COACHING ACCIDENT.
One Porscn Killed-aid Many Injured bylan
Upset.
Cmr'rov, S. 1., Sept. 9.-A coaching
party from the First ward of New York
city met with a serious accident near lit-re.
Onc is dead and a number injured. The
lhattor are being cared for in the hospitals
ore.
The party started from 23 Washington
street, the objective point being Boebm’s
grove on the ocean beach at New Dorp.
A‘slx horse coach was used to convey the
party to this place, but on the return trip
the party was augmented by a number of'
newcomers, which heavily overloaded tho
coach. The trip from New Dorp to Gill.
ton was made slowly. .
Descending Vanderbilt avenue, which
curves sharply into Bay street, the coach
was overturned, and the entire party was
precipitated into the street. As many as
30 men, women and children had been on
top of the Vehicle and many more inside.
All were more or less injured. Ono boy
was killed. He was John Lynch, 15 years,
of :38 Washington street, New York city.
Those most severely hurt are Frank
Glynn, ll years, of 30 Washington street,
New York, leg broken and severely bruis-
ed; Jeremiah Barnett, out about the hood;
John E. Jennings. 22 Washington street,
leg broken; Jeronliah Shanahan, 14 Wash-
ington street, crushed under the couch,
internally injured and out about the head;
Lawrence Luttrcll, 31 Washington street.
badly out about face and body; Edward
Johnson, driver, 31 East Forty-first street,
.liew. York. leg fractured; Charles Van-
dcrburg, ii Biker street, leg fractured;
Frank H. Esposito, 5 Washington street,
fracture of tho thigh and contusions of
the back. The party was composed of the
members of. the Timothy J. Foley associa-
tion of New York city amhcir guests.
BIG DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
Five Persons Were Killed instantly. and
Three Were Badly Hurt.
DUBUQUE, 121., Sept. 9.—Edwnrd .Lnt-
show, a subcontractor on tho government
work on the Mississippi river, had 000
pounds of dynamite stored ownyln tho
collar of u hllllfli‘ at Spccht's Ferry, 1?
miles north of hero. llis son, while proc-
tlclng with a revolver, missed the target,
the bullet vutoriug tho colinr llilil firing
the dynamite. The hour-w was blown to
splinters and the following persons killed:
Edward Imisbuwuud‘his wife Charity;
Ray lmtshuw, 12 years; Mot Lntshaw, 8
years, 1111' of Victory, Wis; Hons Bjor-
siallt of lmcrmsc, Wis. Mot Faber of Wu-
busb was terribly wounded and may die.
Ell Bench of Lansing bud an eye knocked
out and was ’lellly bruised. Mabel Lut-
shuw is suffering from u fractured skull.
The (lead um terribly mangled. A
4~ycarmlil baby in tho party escaped un-
burt. Gloss in buildings in the hamlet
was ull brokcu. null boots on the opposite
ship of the river wore considerably dam-
aged. A special train from Dubuque took
physicians to tlwsconc and brought the
wounded to the hospital here.
Nova Scotian ‘I‘owu Almost Burned Up.
lexnroor. N. 8., Sept. 0.—-—A disas-
tzoug fire vipltcd this place, and the great-
or part of the town who destroyed, entail-
ing a total loss of 875.000. The insurance
was only 820, 000 on property burned. The
fire was discovered in the midst of tho
business district, and the entire locality
was threatened. Ono person wol burned
to dchth. .
Steamship Collide In Boston Harbor.
Booms, Sept. 0.-’l‘ho steamer Port-
land of the Portland and lloslon line and
tho lmugiollow of tho llnsiou uud Provi-
dcuco company CiillIlIiiil in tho upper liar-
bor oil Long \vlmrf, uml Ililkll boats were
slightly damaged. The puss llmll'ii of both
boats were bmily frightened. but no one
was hurt.
Grand hedge of odd Fellows.
itocumrsu. Hopi. il.-——Tho sovereign
grand lodge of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows will meet at Atlantic City
oho week from today. Nearly 900 mom-
bors ore lncludod in the supreme body,
and representatives from grand lodges
throughout the country will be in attends
once.
The 1.000 Mile ltecord Not Broken.
Tourism, Sept. it-—-Fordimmd Shnbcl,
the French long distance blito rider, com-
pleted his 1,000 miles on the island Ferry
track hero. iii» grms tlmu was 88 hours
Mi minutes; total stoppages, 16 hours 21
minutes. lie dbl not succeed in lowering
any records.
lid-Mayer of Atlantic City Dead.
Art/ism: Cm, Sept. ll—hlnyor Wil‘
lard Wright, aged 05 years, died of apo-
plexy. Mr. Wright noted as the city’s
chief executive for six terms and was also
postmaster of the city under President
Cleveland's first administration.
A Sailboat Accident.
Ravens, Malia, Sept. 9.-—Johh Calla-
han of 7 mullet place, Boston, and Dan-
isl Devlin 1938 Chelsea street. Charles.
town, is drowned by the oapslsing of u
“but of! this shore. "
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For over 20
years B. L.
Tobacco has‘
been the most
Popular Chew.
. The Leading
Bread - Flour.
w o R L ’D '-
l3.000 barrels lie in one day-
but?
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‘ihe Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor Prevailed Upon to Have
ills Great Remedy Placed in the
Hands of the Draggists.
This is the most wonderful production of
medical science in the nineteenth century. ’
This is not a patent medicine, but a prescrip-
tion comIpounded on scientific principles and
used by r. Scott in his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood d
The curse
wrought by it are simply wonderful and have
attracted thousands to the doctor‘s parlors for
treatment.
In such an extent is the demand upon the
time and attention of the doctor for his medi-
cine from pro is who could not visit New
York city, that t became a matter of dutg to
devise some plan by which the general it lic
could be supplied with this genuine, v uable
remedy. and for this purpose A. A. Shepherd
has been called to South Norwalk to srran
with it. G.Tomliuson.l-iouth Norwalh. and .
it. Hale. Norwall, to permit them to keep in
stock and sell this‘ wonderful blood remsd .
This is purely v stable. and enchant to c
and builder, a load purifier unexcelled. a
nerve tonic nothingcau nsl. Dr. Scott has
devoted his life to the t orough knowledge
and understanding of blood diseases. a few of
which are named ere: Kidney diseaeg. liver
complaint. sick headache. muscular r clima-
ilsm. dyspepsia. loss of appstlte.-constipap
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in bonesa catarrh. salt rheum, pimples on .
general ebiilty. bolls, dizziness. female weak-
ness. malarial poison.
The above named drugglsts have received
,,thelriirst consignment and would Invite all
persons tocall and become acquainted with
the merits of a perfect remedy. Dr. Scott‘s
medicine. when placed in am stores. is sold
under the name of Dr. Scottie arsaparilla. and
all who intend taking a blood medicine should
not fail to try Dr. ticott’s Bananariila. . I
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No Pills Have to be Used with Dr.
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