Show VETERANS IN PARADE PERRYS HISTORIC VICTORY ON LAKE ERIB CELEBRATED Naval Veterans ill Line and Naval Maneuvers on the Lake Occupied Fiist Day of G A 1 Encampment Cleveland O Sept 10 The naval vct eiana took Hist place in thO festivities attendant upon Grand Army encampment today The eightyseventh anniversary or historic triumph Oliver Hazard Porrys on Lako Eric was fittingly celebrated In a I grand parade of navil I veterans and a 1 naval display upon tlio hike Gen Leo Rnaalcur commnndcrIn ohlef of the Gitmd Army with hlfi staff reviewed the piinulc In the reviewing rcynvct tl exSecre stand with Ocii Ttussleur was I WiT of War Russell k Alper and Gen 1 Vnrner Klcffor of Springfield Mnjor General of voluntctrs together with other prominent veterans and cclebrJtieg Other features of Interest In the daYs proprnmmo ratre lra a reception by the Clove land Yacht club a doff watch ot tho Association As-sociation of Naval Vetorans ft camp lire of Union cxprlsonore OCWHrC f Jrcoi cention fnr nntlnnnl DlllfOrH lf I tllO Grand I eenton Arm by L the Womens Rollof corps n reception re-ception of ladles ot the G A R tho I West SIdo campMro ndn lake front naval I na-val display uy iho United States mivnl rc sorvo boats licUiclliB Illuminations and InnnI11 era by I the Ilect I aho real business rcVUlvc to tho admin Isuatlvo affairs of the Grand Army commenced com-menced thlH afternoon when numerous caucuses were held at tho headquarters of tho varlouH departments Tho elecilon of the next commandorln i chief promises to be one of the mot In tercstlne und spirited In the hlston of I tho organization Gon Slckless cnndldac ll 1 Is not boomed but lehu secures tho 61cc Mon I hQwJ ho the Jlrat Democratici In l6umbent of that most Important ojllcc I Gov Van Sant of AJInnoota Is handling Iho campalgTi of Judge Ell Torrance of 1 campalS 1 Minneapolis and tho Mlnnosotnns claim that they have excellent chances of winning win-ning out I Is said that Gen Stewart of Pennsylvania Is tho administration favor Ita and the llcht Is expected to be waged most closely between tho candidates from New York and Pennsylvania Mrs Callsta Robinson lonc of Bradford I Brad-ford Vt Is a candidate for president of the Womans Relief corps tho largest auxiliary body allied to th < Grand Army I Her election Is practically decided upon At Central armory tonight the Union exprisoners of war had their twenty f ninth annual reunion The armory was f packed to tho doorsCnor Tom L Johnson o Cleveland prrnldcd Go Nash of Ohio and Gov Bliss of Michigan addressed tho assemblage The Womans National association I wornl n goclnlon un auxiliary of the oxprisoners of war today to-day elected national officers as follows ra clecte natonal ofccr folow National president lr AVIlllam Ilaut AJlcghenoy Pa Junior vicepresident I Mrs Frank Travllle secretary Mrs J Re Ilutchlnson treasurer r Alfred II I I Jones At a naval dogwatch In Grays armory the principal speaker of tho night was Capt Richmond P Hobson r President McICInleys old regiment the Twentythird Ohio In which he enlisted as a private Incompany G In 1SC1 and I which has for commander Col Rutherford Ruther-ford B Hayes another President held Its annual reunion today A resolution against anarchism was adopted |