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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 29, 1897 · page 12

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m liA'l'IOliAL custom

in. Wheeler Wilcox—Jniollglm
W Ilolll Clark atop-u. and
, (_ Ills-Ila -- Comm-don Hel-
u‘flolo-ct For", on "or Heroic

‘ (Copyright. 18%.]

W ho unbecoming to enlarge on
”We“ of Memorial day without
. 'm introductory lrihnto to it:
Very low indeed attribute the
national custoni of Ilm‘omting
of tho Murmur tho oflii mu
m, 11‘". Eartha til. Kimball.
lit tho war hermit, fur Ilhe
.. it from its bt‘ginning to itII
W tho Wound”) Mlltllt‘l’s and
j i tho houpitnl mrrvioo in tiIIIn‘ral
'lt army. not], in inlet. whtvhod
Union soldiers lilto n mothvl'.f
slut, ’incidonta display more 0
hull'u character than pool» at

WWI mammal tulle allot. ill:
I“ on the atom of tim'npitol in
. 81m remained thm dis.
. m [that for tin-co tiny; and

Wu vain to ma Pmldonl
‘ A. y. bountiful and of low
II . pinning in innitlot' tho
‘th loom thuuititu IIltIty.
with tho dott'rmilmtlmt of that
tram wllirh IIIIII sprung,
pinutiml tho poor motiwr' it

tho pmldnnt hiuuu'lt Lin
' to hot emotional. and
I“ won on hot staid: "I nits
and town the buy
It ill n roll»! to how you
”it would untangle tho ut-

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fl Wtwium not own
Wool llolilnlnx I
; ' hmhmsmo of hi;

W Hilario“.

. dlminudiupnlttioo.
Kaitlin: that ha
in It mam tutti:
~ ahrmaduty “in
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'the sympnlhy

' of General Lo.
' gun and “Tomlin! . .-

 

:‘mdmaamotmtoam

roan.’ Tho hero of ammo: nuptial.
‘lladoni. it Ihavallonauo. Iwill pol
onion in him More hill toldlm’ Anti
ho “momenta! this who! "all”
by recommending General llolinouxor

It ninja: gmoralrhip." ‘

The "lady was an». Kimball It was
whilst she was trawling in on loath
that aha noticed how nutritional)? tho

 

. southern Women mlnndod the gram

of than. who had died in the connect

L . tho Confedernny. SM thought of the

wear! ntrnu-n,‘ncgleat«l momIdatm't' the
bravo hoyII whofrll fightingin the hint:
and wrote to Qoneral John A. Logan.
than commander in chief of tho Grand
Army of the. Republic, in suggestive ad-

. miratlon and mqneanul trampled those

southern women.
Her (21 o q n e n t
pleading unlisted

and oo-nmr’ution

in the famous or- .
tier No. 2 thut
went into aha-t
on tin; 30th of
May. 1868, can
talliinhing Mt"
morinlduy Mrs

Kimball, w h o *
died at 11'" home Ill LA It minimal: “11.0th
in tho ‘Quoku' City some throe years
:30, now lies at Lunroi Hill. A little
mound; a simple headstone and a huge
Norwegian pine: mark the Spflt whore
tho fouinlot' (If a grant national oustom
lies burit‘d.

The lint‘s that. follow were ll’lallll‘tl in
on: by Ella \l’iwclt'r Wilma: I'II rwpnns'o
to my request for sumo original wtuurlm
on tho nulvon-t of our national olmorvnnl'o
of May :‘to. It. is PYltlf'llt that this pupil»
lar pool- tnlcoszl serious vh‘wot‘ the pm»
:‘nt situation and {ions not, iu‘sitllto to
express hor fwlinml as forcibly as she
dons poothrnlly:

Our tmntry'm staniugrhildren plead tor in-
1’

Sim him no work to giro thl- m. Yul helmlti'
She food; the warming oflupringo! hor neighv

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While her own kin atmnl Mallow in tho mltl.

Not for bur-h 9min tho
Printout-(i our mum
pritit'.
#30 many mnl rm «lurk tlm Halon upon her,
Well might tho warrior Ilu-wllnu \my lu-divd.
ELLA “Inflow: \l‘llrnx.
ltI rIII-‘IImIso in. my III-xi t'illl mow t‘
following llnlwiul paragraphs {rot I
(kmnnmloro MIIiviiio‘, :tllttltlrmltlit‘r, the
“fill in tho 72mm! Sloth: blm‘nu ‘llf
«loom tllgillt’t‘l'lllg ill tlIrI navy th'll‘ul‘lr
mm! at “Ensllingtnll. in addition iII- can

. nos whom WI' honor
in nor atrongth and

layI-luilu toiw‘illg :I l'l"l‘.l)l':l“’tl IIrI'lio '

vxplorvr nuti tho dosigne‘l‘ of :Ium- limb
our of out into war vow-ill:

Dwaralinn tiny, tlw day of all liw yumr tllnt
ll ulw‘n‘lu "it? hlailrnt lull! built at u-I'rmuny
that tho ltl‘l‘m: "all [my to tho Iio>;ul~llu> Ilmnl,
Kiln ht‘l‘tlil' Ill-ml, the; llrawn sunk. tln' Huh!
umi lItII of “Ir 1» rant umi ivrnvmt. who will
)‘Ith and ln-nuly III tho Ilurlt tiny: of tall
burl-ti lin‘l!‘ Lil? young iIrIVllwl-I in ”In lilnrltl «If
allot :ultinln‘l‘l mIIl Nomi ill-{WI t'lt ti." tll'thiltti‘
mu limb nl Imnm‘hwtw and tho only trun um“
I-rnmunt that ttml ins-I twrmltuul I I hot on tho
tut-a. of tho mirth!

Wuvu wrunlhs hull unrilunl-I. yo lair maid:-
ul Alnurira, lotion-unto tiIutqulmnt tho boom»
gland. whulllt‘gl to rival/F our fair hunt. WI-m
out. but rII-jolx'o that your I-rotlII-ra ntni lOV'T-t
huvn lull iIIIhlml mom in thnlr III-Intim- tombo-
tha "Ilium: that our (*lllllltry van-I Wu")! mm
lag-Ian. dying taro-amt that tho «ramp!» in
«It innit for nothing urns-mil In» tur all now
that tint hplrit of it?" tutti it!" Mull” uhrowl In
our land and wul III‘Vt' r tilt.

(mow. W alumnus.
Environ-r in l'htvt l’IItIIeIl Blitlwt .\'.wy.

W John Clark Rhipath wrltno
Inn on the Imbjt'i‘h truth the mom of his
Mitoriul labor» on The Menu. 'l‘ilII hi»
tori“ ohaiimgm thought on tho Imm-
life and «Intuition multnvnt on It Im’
tionnl nwmory in Hill! abort but Inimita-

hill my:
‘ (It'll Milt”.

Winn. aft-Ir Itll. urn our llrlhvlt m...” 'i'iw
lt‘ldlllomtl lmlivt M Mthl hon lawn that
thIIyllwI. lint wry
\‘nlttuu tnith la tlw
twin of IIIIIIIitiIIIi
Willi round to
wha‘l-o tin- «input-Ml
Ilwtll or In what
«mm Du thin til-Inw-
It-IIIj-It‘llm- hm lawn
rm» limitation. (for
tIIln it to» that luv
lllltil howl! low»
Imvar hmm mutant
in tlltl without II
hmw.

Ill all tho Irw-
llWMll that how
two vmfitlgl
i It: l
twnvttl‘j‘ Thoma

40” ‘MM‘ utter’I‘li- ”my” in "w hunt.
gthat monum- may. ll» wan «tum
m polling Maw oi ”litil‘u than no

fill-I’mM 'l'tIII Insult to that man Illa-tam.» and
Motor W“ low Illilttlfll'flllfl, hm he rattled
and tutorial in that?“ whlnh ‘l‘lflm‘ up Km»

til 1% ”who to all
M MthMuhonI Minimum it.“

tat it.
WI: III-noun la thin: ‘l‘hm tutu tn:—
Itlon and anon on mutton it» that
Mot which in how mm Mlmmu
hill?” ”mum mic”... "’
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Into tilt,

Your Imt‘tuml holtduyu.

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thin our human ”I ltha Union an no not at“.
that tinny infirm: awning, hot that tho: on
both mum and :m: that thay go forth 3nd

' know anti mm and luv» and tuning. Bunny

um Ill-II to ho am» that they any unto to on-
“will tho brawn mlnum at this Backward book
and in mi in unholy” and our work than hap-
py Mull» and lwnulitnl in m and joys which
they Ill! Inmlllahly prom land amoral“!
by their lilo uni Ilrnth.
Jana CLARK RHII‘A‘I‘II.
Mm. noun: or The Moon.

Major 6mm Gilly flotation. paymgw
ter in the marina col-pant headquarters,
Washington, It Kl‘ntnI-kinn by birth,
who Barred in the Kentucky cavalry in
tho mirly port. of tho ,civil wur, million
the following fl‘lilltllll‘i‘:

Thu hrizht and lk-Ilntilul pogo in our multil-
lie » tlluulriutm Mallory in tho thought that the
doazl rm to liw- «tony» in tho hearts: of tho
living, the survivor» Wt'm to hove houorn witty
out attnt III-owl upon thorn, the maimed
ahonhl ho intuit-fly and or mpr‘mtely ram!
tor. Ila lira dust or lho'lr to tan honinndo and
fathom would he vigilantiy martial. This now
:rul walls ontlml hy thr xpirlta in him lurid
the flush of lmttln nml atwi. unit no long as a
drop of loyal llluod clrl. ululml their Illvmorletl
amt nobility will he nhlehiml on tho InolhI-I'
guards her uflnpriug. Hall not tlw patriotism
at the blood of tha him! your («will to initial.
liberty would hurt) alrvpt toruvor in our land
and tho i niun been into Irred Tim Union lira»,
atmlthv wmding «ht not isrnvu Old Ulm’y, flim-
torts hvr ln-mra in tho- tomb of tho Union.

Gunter; CLAY (lmlnum.

From the west Mr. Insulin south: lltt‘
the accompanying lettt'r symhoiiu of his
own untilnmtu (In Mt‘nmrflidny meni-
oritm’ and f)l)‘3t'l‘\'tlll(‘t'i:

mhvr wars lmvu hum u'ngml for ambition.
for n tron: tor. for :I tl)‘ nutty, for a flavour. but
no surly paw-dun?! lllllmlll‘ll lhw soldiers at the
ro-pnhl'm. They tough: for the aupramany II!
the moral main in wiltim. for tho lwntitlltlx‘s
in tho cornmontw nllh. for Iht' (Inhim‘llulu “I
tho foundation of gurornnwnt. 'l’hI-‘Ir (loath
wan a mutant nguimt tin.- imitation of human
tlmtiny. Joins J.t.\t|'3t lumu».

Att’hlnlln, Kan. ‘ '

Tho tilllllltlt‘lll printed holmvmmm
from (Jolonoi JIIIIIIIII 1" "may, son of John
FIu‘IIIIy. the founder of the Philadelphia
Pun-74. :th II lll‘ilit’llzllil in the navy this
contributor was hrm‘vttmi ruptnin for
IIIIIIIlnriIIun survive—soul ushotv by All-
IIIirnl Farragut in ltlllzl to hoist llll‘ first
iTIIiIIII tint: on tlm custom house» at Now
(it'll-nus and bring nwny tin»(Tonimivmto
Humor:

3! 'zlzurial day is tlit.‘ moot ltallmmr’tw of all
“II that. day \t’v throw
uwny nll rum and go out and Ilnmmtu tmv
grave» oi Ham million and shill-M who fell In
imttlo N) that Wu Int-gut lun- to enjoy it l'rw
and fll‘v'fll muntry. ’l‘Iw sI-anw Ie wry pnltu-ur.
to lu'l- liw uill we'll-mum, ltl'lllllll}; nt‘vr t» ltll l'gcl.
I-Illllilfl lln- flmwpm‘ur tiw runny... u: t: .r
Pullratlr‘l. it moth], lII.I';I rt‘r. bt" n: ‘I-‘I h .1»
blur and granular m .II~ tor tin- illlr.
north and mull: “"llllol jnm logo-lino. m».
u! huvllln M‘Ildrlllv at)". hil'l umhv lh-mmtlun
day sun-Ii to till Iiil' um: _I I. .' lmttl i uh l nu i
llnlull llll'lkt ll nt: .ll Ii.I,\~I ill" nl tiiz- trawl--
in tin- hwwry of tho n pl: HI.
.I In” l III: M: t'.

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t‘nl-mvl l'niivtl :-
Tlll' following in sun: nu, litly t‘llllugll,
by an itlllllm u‘ho «mum of :I silltllt‘l’

tIIIIIily. Dr. Mr-
t'mlk llllt‘l um,
m I’ll illrIItiiiI-II-

tinII aw n Initurllh
lat. lulu tel ilw
hunting; untimz'l-
‘ll‘h of ill" ".ull'itl
on Alilt'fls‘ult nmn
tiilll spitirr.‘ null
Iiw :IIIHIIII of tin'
pop ll Llr "'l iw
'i'I‘IInIIt» of an
Hill Farm. " llr.
MM’mIk If tit"
tumult; "Vigil:-

JOIIN JAMES iNuAiJm'. in g M rt'nul."
family I.» tho, Imtur t'f llll' 'i'nlwtnhl‘in
Ptzw'hytt-I lit" i‘lliiil‘ll Ill Phlisnla‘lphiu lilltl
our Isl liw most [II‘IIIniIII'IIl mm in tin-
nIiIIII.::‘y. iiu urin‘u m. tIIillIu‘I:

in llll‘ with! at n mull lIhlliunII llltlitbllil
mhilvr Wm lmrnn Ilium ll v-‘t’vtt-llrr in tho Ivor.
ll’ ill lhlJH ah“! lllrul't'h in to am -li. it w in In:
two-Ii tlml in on» t htllt'tl in tin l» an! IV“! to
him Illl‘lrtnu l’fl'iilltllfltltl' Ilhlfll xlmwlm; ilr‘
u-mi‘iIt “Hum, lllIln. llt trim! “in in 5W 3--
I‘ll lIlIII thmn to from n! ttn military will» “4- "I
pwl t . iIIII III-in mul nIIIliIII u \luni 0t pt!) ltlll
IIIiIIrIIi .Iimw llml ht might tum" tn mil.
"imnh ‘Il that. or III-Irni.“ “lolfl tin-million lilting
.‘I I-orIIvr at tho 'i-lnlIhIl lint IIIII'III'I‘II hla mm-
‘ NII. lw. it'll till till Willi nw. XII
want not ll't't' him Ilml. llui that can't ulml l
wnnt in any, flt‘ill’l‘ul. l‘vu It mm «tall livu
natural IIIIt thorn tn imillum who u"nn t tum t|
unlit tu lit-up till-m lwyullli lilo ltt'lt‘liull tiny
will or Iw AM i lnw' Ivm. uvlwrnl. l lIm- rm
mom that) I know him in lull. But i ’Il do It

alu. it i haul it all to do «Ivor null. rIItiII-I
tum I100 u... i mom qlmtrnymt. l w linmo my
duly. null i' In nut nth-uni tn Iitv. tlmulill man
«mi, Now , tnvtfill "HIV" ml Ami tho)" I'lltt’t'in
him nut to! night.

’l’ilu vyui Hull fullutwoi tiw hruvo follow to.
II Innnwnl wIIru II-«nl in Kilt'li «win II. but tin- Iy
tutu-uni “till intro lust tluetl. Nutmmlot
[rultlul «Htxllll‘yllaul tuition tho llnanury III
liwm hII-II IIIIII Mun tho ilmnru Ill amino
him- «alum Ii with "our tit-t Valium: ltlttllvtt
with hwlnu howl» to Ilrvh thuir arm's-u. llut
thaw hum llmlrr that IIalIulwlIn nuwtnnu
mm tin» human-alum nlInIII w tram-lint In
our mum: llm Ilml: Ill nutturmr m It nutrition
non unto dmlh Wltlt‘ll III-Input ullt‘ lowland
mrmw. than! it militant.

Win“ with thl‘ station and tolnhntonu
mosh- Ina IIIIIIII «It thin mill-cl too would

 

tiara Mott tillillgly (hwomtwi with tho ,

run lllttl not: II wall known army tum
tlttllitl to our fl‘flt‘lltt to mailing mo.
«Minn not on human

“lion Mill monolith thanli do: in.

’3!
flu um ”fit in may (Ml-attach:
mood in that «m out at tun with lilo
mull of Mill flow to that“ with m
u rymtiwtto hut mamm- .I

no limitation in whirl”:
Momma clay nhmlht ho hunted «y.
mama- Rum.
mouth United Mala Amy.

film in no nmt to hintity Mum
(Mia: King In an army loan. for than
it m It howl rIth-r in tho mum

hilt has both inaulmi and Inlet! om
mo

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MEMORIAL DAV , '

luv "l, no:
thinly tins moth with) coma» from haunt: 'urnr .
And bring» it. Ihtmn to waiting hillll and
aim ‘
But not it in not 114!»th or war. .'
0! 3n manna horror» and ‘
tom.

for pouch, with her (air while uplifted Winn.

naiann now unhindered I‘m. , watt. north and
math:

Tho cmen spring turf un'd the pluralism
. clings,

And ooth-ha than the [Iranian cannml'u
month.

No more are mrrlml hosts in hattlo drown;
No morn urn brother! matched in bloody
ltril'o.
The track. devastating war in gout»
And a new era «law ml to stir the life

or this great nation. to unit“ tho moo.
To forward trot-doth. to animation man.
To giro the lnwllt- at a chance and pine:-
For each to do thr- wry boat ho can.

Not in the realm]; of ancient Romano (ll-awn.
\or in the tdyls of t lupin
Cur than: ho found or picturod flutes llko
them
Or on} pow «Ir 0! such henignaut may.

I
But thin bravo land among not at once. full
horn.
Xor toting its heritage withnntn prior. -
Through hottlt- III bluzv. through toil and hate
and 9mm,
Our great l’t-pllllllt: hull ital glorious rhea.

Today on meet to honor than.» whom scum
Ami dwth won: ntvmfihxt traction: should
_ not lilo-—
nerm a! dark. blood rod nml cruel wars.
Who Iron tor mt the final victory.

Bring from lair gardens and tho mountain
nicln
Fitment for their graves tonnhed with the
moth with?» breath.
That their Most «leads may in our hearts abide
And honor crown their unwritten! donut.

Fling out lhr this! List speech and moan: howl
all? truthful hilal'tn unwo- nmlI the wealth of
May
Bo brought tnr trihuto till tho-whole world
' know
Tho “crud import of Memorlnlwlny.
Juan. Balms

~l ill“ illit‘lil i’T'.

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[(‘oluyrigllt, i377. Ly Will Bl. (fivtnmllfl

In Sergeant Norton's pivkot mom]
mm mm of tho run: our». n how flrruil,
tllu lllulilr'. “as his Iinnw, and iw looked
it. Most yonugi-lrrnmm urn braw- in
tlu- foe-II II! dough); and Joint Ulwrholtz
was «no of ill!" llltljtll'll'l‘.

'l'iIII night was lirl Inn rI‘lzliu in n multit-
'1' way :le \l'llt‘ tlw linglisll words n!
inrhnltz. and :N i’rmi NIIroIII Ik’llll‘li‘ll
along his [lwkt‘t l'ltI-I tiIv c'tllit‘lllwtltltl
ll't't a llmkul whim him :I flic- «If llllii‘k
plant“. it mm It t-‘lllltltl\‘.‘}'. moth)". mun-
iu‘r night, illl!‘ Jillll‘ rvrCLItlz. lam, ll
tlw mmmy I‘nnml atmor filrvttyylvnnm
i‘onrt lions-l2

rim-gum! Norton stopped: allow in hm
ium "hilt it mill put hi» im it! In lllrl mr.
“ ill‘illlm‘ IllllM' i' “DIP ifllllhil l'Illlllt' lllli
for mm) It llt‘l‘l' .lohu uiu rintltz \vm no
duty. bani than two mile“ tmtlu- mallh
uI-II- IiIII (‘IIIIimlI lltlt' linII. illlll llit’
“mm; In mm till “it" fvul‘ful iv .ut'tiw gray
IIimIp-alIImII-rnuoilill IIIIIIIr-I tin- IIlIIIIi or
of I”! thrill-l Mllluli. lip I‘oll tolruni the
l‘.’l\'llll' lltt' fault. «II ”II“ station‘s» would
lu‘nnll llllll :Ilui I'lltill' l‘fllllt‘i‘ llilt'llit'l’l-
wily upon ”19' young tiIIrIIIIIn Itmnlinu
IIuIliIIniIIaII IIpIIII n knoll, llll mm point-
mi at Imnw iIu-liwa u fru- twt Iii.lnut.

'l‘iw hum! of Ulnarhultz was 13ml: tin-
tIiugII-I of hill gun. and hill IIIIIIIsiiy ml
law mot luiwn whitt- ilI- wall in no!
not of think who" tho IIIIrgI'IInthmilml
iIlIII.

"(llu-rholtz. what. in tho troutlflo'r"
qllt'fliit‘lltt'tl Norton unruly.

"DI-l" Will It n-in-i in our hulIhI‘Il, ”lethal
tho Ut‘l’llltlll. hiII \‘ult'tl tn'lnhlinghvitll
oxvitI-nwllt.

"Put down your gun. " whiummmtho
wrsouut Ila lll‘ chow ltlflllmtliltl tho now
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m ”Mitt or m 't‘tl WM ”'01 Till

mutt. “Don‘t Illtlfil. ”immunity
MW Ire-mam

“man MIWMMI
wamm Morton.

having WWW ill in the
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loud. reaching: forward. with her hy
the unit. Silo vu’nly triad to «pool: to
him and laid II trembling hand upon the
non of tho womanly

' ’You had It narrow escape, mliht.”
Norton Imid to har no thol (it-man re-
2111“ armored to hill aide.

Silo looked at Oimrhoitz in alarm and
main endeavored to speak but foiled
utterly. she nodded her head all if to
indicate an nflinnntive reply.

W ith his Imp Norton fanned her pretty
lace while her body lay limp upon his
arm. The. night wind canned her hrown
hair to brush lIia vlmrk,‘ and when her
hina eyes lool. l’ll, full (If an unknown
(our. into his own he felt nthrill of tour
(101' sympathy within.

"1 tool an faint and so tired!” she
whispered, IIt hut rot-own ing her Vllicn.

“No wonder, young Iafiyx’ said Nor-
ton guilnntly, and, pointing to Ober-
lloltz, ho added: "Ho might have shot
you. Luckily I canto along just as I
Iliti.”

"I thank you. air, so much," she re-
plied, standing Carrot; and by hot move.
IIIont declining the summit. of the sol-
(lit-r.

She continued rather painfully, "Pr-r-
hnpaJ did wrong in coming, but we
were starving IIIId"--

Her volt-o tailored.

"Who? What-II?" Inked Norton anx-
iously, ongt'r for ilIfonIIntiIm.

“Ovvr yonder," aim, rvpiietl faintly.
"tumor and i, We live. half a will-
from horti- hotwecn tho lint»; of the two
armies. My father is n Confederate, oili-
I‘vr. Two days ago some of tho Yankee
nohiiors rhino along and took everything
Wo iunl in the homo, and sinn- tin-n“-

l'lhe‘ Miami a little sympathetic rough
and \vt'nt on.

“WI- haw alimlutely nothing to out.
31 y poor fathu- took ill while at home
on II furlough and is now a helpless in-

TilEl‘ STUD" TiltIliilHl TX Til}: MATH: ill"
”Hit. instill.

valid. 1 would not h‘nw him long
ommgh tn go In ill" I'vlwicnlnp. :IIIIi lilo
hull-aw of our III-iglliml‘i lll'l‘ Iilwrlml. i
\'l mnrui ii .p lll‘l'i'.'tl w I- if i wouldn‘t get
j M umu 'lI fund for fIIIhI-r‘s sum”.
ii" is m “Inna?" Ami, laying lll’r mon-
iliiug: llnml mum Norton's sum. Aw
plrsniul, ’l,,‘zIII'l you itivvus just at iiltlo
tIItltl, HI?" I

'lill‘l't‘ Volt! it it'll? in tho tyrfif rim
mung N’ifli'filll In in lativ in: .li‘Wfll.
IIluII him to ill! lvtl-zmlI-I .- illlttlltl".
5hr III'Ikll' foilouml iIIm. inning: (*lll
holly. lo Hamlin» lllh lllI‘iwl duly, Nollnn
limit llt’l' unit and in “It Ii lIIr «III 1‘ ill"
"mi-ill plum-II lilting tho utzy. Iln‘altuhiio
ivIIrIIiuu llt'i‘ llnlIuI quiulhvr lam Itimut
ill-mil null ht‘l‘ lmniiy.

To lilo iIrimItlII'r‘u h m lhry “rm to.
until”. ltllll Norton illtrmiuvI-ti iII-r no
“l‘lclith Mmltlvin. Iumi l7. llIII Iinughll'r
of it (hIllfi‘llIINlt‘. "

llv toll] liIII girl's story in mi hw'

worth nu poulhlv. tho tltll‘rlltivt- l‘l‘l‘l'l\~
int: tint utmost IIllrlltinII ll'um tin- mutt
lyuill in‘lmuiirr. lii‘Vlilfi II hum of iitlin
Iquwh. Illll‘ lll‘lfllttlll‘l’. null Wlll‘ll Nob
tun lliitl tilliuiwll ht- put. 1in iII-zni nu tliltl
uidt' ntlli lmlkI-Ii I'ritit-Illiy at lin‘ girl will
thou ill llll'tfl‘l‘flt‘llltl. 'l‘lII-II limo Imigwn
IIIIII [ltl'ilt't‘ IIIIIl wmto tt tow 1‘:qu hur-
rimlly.

"Ht‘l‘tt. urtiot'lyl" ho Ilhouttvti in his
grufl volt-II. “Tulsa thin In tho I-ouImiII
“.ry’ 9.

Turning to Norton, ho mhiwl: “an.
iiittllt. follow tho m‘tiuriy. Put tho pro
vision: in ii Wagon. build hr'r up with
l’l’ill‘kl‘l'l and tattoo and Imam IIIIIl Ion-h
“.u" H

"You air." mulled Norton. minthm
Ho Ittll‘ttul to 1mm tho

mu with lilo young woman Ill his IIlIlII.

”Ami. li'l‘ul'itllll” tuition! linI quli’
who.

"Yl‘a. tit. "

“Put enough in that wagon taint

'Q tor Illa months. ”

"You. air."

"M. nerlantlt. tniw It (“not men and
manual: tho wagon and thin girl to
im- futhot‘ II llotm. “

“Von. air. " Anal Rattan and the girl
donned out into tho night.

‘ in tho warm at an hour a wagon
lMltlltfl ashlar ital hump lmul pun-ml
down tho ruvltw wlwmumhnita t
to mt tmwllh his hull. and adult in:

‘mwhmi upon IIitlIIII‘ lotto at the wagon

lotion unit hill Wlflwtmlflfl. tho tllitllll
mot womanly. brought. on to the mo-
ll I'm Intumltnht whim tho million
on that upon whim. Nationalism

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louim: night Norton lllb‘srli tho gunml
:lllll fol .~I-I 'I ml iIIIuH ho hum In] in tho
‘Ilnmry Us'l‘l' lit‘éll'i l‘ till'wtrlll)’.
It'l'illllltllli’l‘illg.Htl iII‘ tolli lli'.‘ gllzlni Will II
in‘ Yi‘llll'lit'il null guvv [llt' t‘nnlltt‘rsign.
Anothrr night. umi still
won: outsitit- Ilu- lions. and our (-vmling
A Work later in: wont again, this illllt‘
taking with him m'm‘IIIIIpuuionII. Olu-r-
min. the “WV rIIvmil.’ and a while
hzlirml ohi Nllllll'!‘ in :I togilivn rap.

As they walkml along Norton chatted
glvt‘luliy with tiw (‘lilt'l'ly lllatll.

"i thought l'Ii Mini: Ulwrhoitz along
for lurk. itllt‘r aim I» lll‘ mum IIt-ur kill-
Ing in l’ ho ‘.wI'~‘iIiII,—' llit‘ I‘vljx'grmIIIti silo
walks on.
way. if he” ilmi not lli'l‘ll a raw Yt‘l‘rflllh
tilltl a (it-rum”. this thing mului now-r
haw lltlllllt'llt‘tl. “

'i’hI- IiIIm- lllt'li \I’vnriug lllt' himI on.
it‘l’t'il all old hung-'0 ill tin-woods. All old
man sitting imlIrIIIII‘Ii ill as making
I'll-.Iir guru lltl'lll kindly gl‘vvtinlx.

SrrgI-zull Frml Notion In l; tint holnl
of IIII-tly i-lciitil Maulllc-u. and tiny stood
togI-liwr in tho mzlu‘ of tho room. Thu
ulIilI- llélll‘t‘tl Filllllt'r. Chaplain Whit
tall.- l’. loci; hum his lhu’lil‘l :I ivutlu‘r
NWI‘!‘ Ii ‘I'ninlm‘, ntul tlu l‘t' ill liw Vii“
gim'n \l'mnin‘. in lli‘ qtllr‘l «It llw sultan"
night. VII-Ii and “till“ \‘I't'i‘l' Imuh- mun
:Ilul \vll'l‘.

Tho- tlrny and tilt- lllnr.

III 1%": tirhliiltlt‘i'ltlt' illi‘l Frm‘l’nl $0le
llitl' u. lt‘ lying mm" tlt‘lum‘v- alum.
limit turn I!“ wil'dli' iImII ~‘I \'l rn- \‘o‘lllllltll‘.
“i um Ii} mg lul‘mllrl’," (in in)’ in him I
I'm il Nil ill IiI wall:

“.ih tII- \Illltl in III}. I :IIIII i ll touhhit
~Inu IIII \u imIIIII ' mill lh- Ulll‘ Inglay.
“i I-Imhhl‘l IIIMI In .~.I\I- IIIv illu.”
pronoun!“ .flnumluil'mhml 'lhIIt tJoII
l1 clot .‘li'. lli'ui it» in .IIi llllil. looking
owl lot in» \IIIIIIIIiId ll‘ l‘illlilll. :Iliui out
in (Nil. paminlv.‘ 'liI lll IIII .tlliilt‘ lullgl'l'.

Lmih mu! 1' ii mom in y‘u’"

lly lilggmn‘ his» ltIllt iv- lmu lllI' ground
”it iIvIIIIIIIIIIltiII IIIII w I“; I iiIlIIlel to
lin- IlIiI It tlw I‘IIi III .ti. mun-"lIIIIIwIlIIy
linw h: m “Ii \lxvl lilo WullrtII-huli
oirullk Insult _I llll’ tun t hug . ti immhl In
llllal‘llill lviilililliltlll‘ll illl't 'IIIIimlI-t‘uttl
llull mo it xe‘ I‘lmi illltlw li' llml immuill all
It ilIIIIIIIIiIIInII. ltIIlII ulm h iw IiiI-Ii in it
will It tilm. 'llII in} in him lsl‘ml’lllinlll“
and mum tin mid llslml that had
ism will iIiIII II iiIi \‘Illl‘li lw mm with ‘glt
hunt in tho innpltlli Mu ”it' he tihul
twill tilt}

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tin tiII~ ivnltlvlit Ill .It ilII iIIInIml. K52, 5

m!»

at mini. the? amt pon-
tool: halo“ more“ the James river he-
(an at tourn'cloak om afternoon in
June null m linirhod before midnight.
The, mourn hm teat in length.
and mhlnt ant hundred and one pon-
loons. mu Horton Porter in on ur-
tlclo to Century draws the picture or
the memorable Incident:
A: the paneral-ln-ahlef stood upon
the hint! on the north bank of the river
on the morning otJuna l5, watching
with unusual interest the busy Iwonn
spread out before him. It prostituted a
light which had never been, equation
even in his expel-tench in all the variml
oham of wuflaro. ills cigar had been
thrown naide, his hands were ciaayml
behind him. and “shamed lost in tho
contemplation ot the spectacle. This
great bridge was the scene oi a con-
tlnuona movement or infantry columns
batteries of artillery, and wagon trains.
The approaahea to the river on both
banks were covered with muses of
troops moving briskly to their poul-
tions or waiting patiently their tum
to cross. At the two improvised to!"
I'ies steamboata were gliding haul: and
forth with the regularity of wéavum‘
shuttles. A heat of transports ('U\"
cared the surface of the water below tho
bridge..and guuboata floated lazily up-
‘bn the stream, guarding the river 110mm,
Drums were beating the march. hands
were playing stirring quicksleps. the
distant booming of cannon on War—
ren'n front showed that he and the Ian-
emy were still exchanging compli-
ments; and mingled with these sounlh
were the cheers of the sailors, tlu-
IIhoutlng of the troops, the rumhling of
wheels, and the_shrioks of steam Whis-
tles. The bright sun, shining through
a clear sky upon the swene, cast its
sheen upon the water, was reflected
lrom the burnished gun barrels and
glittering cannon, and brought out Ile it
increased hriiiianry the gay colors of
lthe waving banners. The calmly liow-
" lug river reflected the blue of £h9,lleul'<
ens, and mirrored on its sin-fare tho
beauties of nature that bordered it,
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the surrounding fields. The hnrwst
.vms almost ripe. but the lion's-stow hm
.flfltl, The arts of civilization llflil I'm
toiled before tho at‘ivuce Of'dPsll'lK'tlhll;
and in looking from the growing crow
to the marajting colnmhs. the gentle:
smile of eat-e contrasted strungviv
‘with the hinge frown of war. it Wm:
‘a mnlvhiess pageant that could not
[fall to inspire all beholden with tle
grandeur of ot-‘Ilievvmcnt and tho ninj—
only of military power. The man
‘ whose gonius had Winchell and whose
:skiii had executed this mafltt'l‘l} mow-
nwnt stood watt-hing the spool their in

‘ profound attem- e. 5

UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS.

zi‘uttlmll ultl Solution “’ltu lam] In loving

“llllll to Their humor ( «mm-lu-

Thn organization of the i nllml l‘ Uil
{NIaIntp Volt-mun is upwml «Ivor all
II the Southern *it: tell. it is it pow
that has to he mlmnod with. it in
lilullt on sitnilcu lIIIoIl to .5 NtIItlII-I: I
:mointlpo tho tlIIlIlli Army of ill” ill‘
IIIIhllI. its duos till‘ nominal and I.
i‘ IIilnnry Imuon I"-tII tlxlntelllo is to Kl‘y .
aid to dentition (outadomla wtmnm
{Ind to lump uhu- tiw illi'flluilt‘rl m ”1‘
lit)!!! t'olmo. 'i‘hl‘ lllllilltflmlm‘e III “II-
glint of nettiuIIzlllnIu ill Iiiucollragml
Elml IllucounlonuIIml.

'l‘hv (’llfliiiifliltlliig ofllwr of tho l'lm.
;~Id ('ontmiurutv Vutorntnl ill (low ml
Iiohn ll. tlm'thlu. II \I‘Iliotlt width and .I
{tII‘lltlnIIt stntmunnn HI- sum luv yum .
El llilt'll 81mm llanulm lI‘oIn moral».
,iIIII mum how lawn I-nntlnlwli ltIIlI-ll
nileiy in tho (lint-n tlili Iw not ill tho hm
Solmtmlnl minim tmhhl lIlII tlitml‘ K”
xhut holuro tho Amwmhly H0 in llw
lIIchIIl of his I'omratlml in'lho nwmornhw
mlmgia. and Mill tumor tlt’f’i' tinI (um.
lmlurnto Vulmnu lit martolmm LII.
lIlIII I‘m-aunt nonu- Mil'IlIlI lilt'itlt‘lli in
Int of tho many I Iulpttiaml lu wit 1' I im
palm touted and ho I'IIII nronllo hi» ruli
llvr nuditorn to II treaty ltt’tllnu rllIlIlIII .
llIu whim he tumult In glowing town.
of tho now llonll batsman tho NIII‘III
Ind the South. mu! about: hltwulnn
lummm thl‘tln "lino flu. on». «mum
on» mania. “ thou lIiII lltlfll'm'a applaud
tIlII nomimouul Ills viuorollaly Ila thmm l
Hwy were ilht'lt in tho our: of {IQ mm
«m. whoa IIllIttI’II rluhts out! mailman
worn the Itovtriuau of tho flouth

The Now York t‘lllup at t‘uataclarmu
i’otarlna that It «Imp in (‘hicaun mu
tho only «rumination: ot llit‘ lIlIIIl m
ho North. ’l‘lw t‘hltmn mum bt‘lllllaa
lo the national Illumination. hot ”It.
Now lot-ll villain in lammnnint

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TO THI FALL‘N. \

”our Ilmr tho than who riot in mt
ill 1 their mum II with» talent *
Swim. wi hit that” iihum t ulIi
turn: In Ilwil that! hollohod would.
ho I n mum II mm out
"than t‘mr‘a um um out troll.

a} tum Mullah knoll tn than.
t . . mm m." ram} lam
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