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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
PETERSBURG.
Colored Soldiers Gone To nrooklyn-Mu-
steal Festival.

Colored Soldiers Gone To nrooklyn-Mu-
steal Festival.
PETERSBURG, VA, May ~ special. r.
The Petersburg Grays, Captain i. X. LASH
ter commanding have been ordered by Gov
ernor Mckinney TO conveys John Phillips.
the negro who murdered Captain
X. T.. overly in MeckleDburg county, 10
BOydt0n for trial, will leave here for that
place with the prisoner on Friday morning
next, at 10 O'clock. Phillips will be ar
raigned for trial probably on Monday. The
feeling against him In the county il said To
be very bitter, and Ii is believed that unless
strong guard is sent with him, he will be
lynched before he can have "A trial.
Mr.. W. W. Digger, a prominent LAWYER
Of DemOpOlis, Ala, IL i'm the city.
Mrs. Alex. Wingfeld, Of this city. IL on "A
visit to friends in Richmond.
Miss Eva Leath. Of this chs, Il visiting
friends in Richmond.
Miss Mamie Holt, Of Baltimore Is on a
visit 20 friends ia Petersburg.
Miss Mary ROsenstock, Of this city. has
gone on q visit to friends in Richmond.
DR.. Roger Mallory, Of Georgia, is visiting
friends in Petersburg.
Mrs. William II. Talbot, Of Alexandria.
is on visit to Petersburg.
Mrs. Il. T.. Fans, Of this city, has gone Ia
Richmond Ia visit friends.
Miss Mary Lee Hawthorne and Miss
Rosa Hawthorne, Of Nuremberg county. are
visiting Mrs. Gayle, in Richmond.
n sou of Mr.. ;. W. Partin, Of Chesterfield
county, was quite painfully bitten night
or two ago by snake while returning home
from the feast at Woods Church.
DR.. William W. McElrath, II Radforl.
Va, and Miss Otelia Malone Hawkins. "A
daughter Of Mr.. John j. Hawkins, Of this
city, were married at the residence OF the
brides parents this morning. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. II. X. Acree. pastor
OF the First Baptist Church, in the presencss
Of "A large assemblage Of invited friends.
The bridal couple after receiving the coz
gratulations Of their friends. ieft for the
home OF the groom.
Mr.. Chastain |. Howard, of Richmond.
and Miss Virginia Belle Farrell, OF this
city, We're married this afternoon, az the res
idence OF Rev. I. ID. O'ferrell, pastor OF ~.
Joseph's Cathedral Church.
The Flpper Guards. Captain Jones T..
Hill, a colord military company u this
city. left last evening for Brooklyn. New
York, 10 take part in the parade there on
the 3Oth instant decoration Dayl.
so tar the Music Festiya. has proven "A
great success and IL goes without <he saving
that the music has been much enjoyed by
the large audiences that have been daily
aud nightly In attendance. The orchestral
matinee this afternoon attracted very
large and critical audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
GUESTS IN CARRIAGES.
Some OF the Distinguished People In the
Parade To-day.

Among the guests who will ride in car
riages in the procession to-day are Generals
James Longstreet, Dabney II. Maury. Mar
Gus J. Wright. NJ. l.. Butler. X. l.. Walker,
A. l.. Long. Joseph T.. Johnston, William
u. Taliaferro, Il. l.. Page. j. A. Early.
NJ. ID. Corse, NJ. l.. B0nham, G.. W.
G. Lee, Lawrence :. Baker. j. -.
Imboden, George T.. Harrison. Daniel
Ruggles. John Echols. George II. stewart,
II. ii. Walker, Joe Wheeler. J. Il. kershaw,
L. VI. II. Yong. W. i. Roberts. \. X. Law
ton. Charles W. Field. George J. Hundley,
benjamin Robertson; Governors Daniel q.
Fowlc, of North Carolina; r. L. Fleming,
Florida; \. u. Fleming West Virginia;
John Z. Richardson. South Carolina: United
states Senators John :. Barbour John W.
Daniel. W. II. kenna, samuel Pasco,
Colonies William Lamb, VIM. T.. Cameron.
Captain J. TAYLOR Wood; Members Of GEN
eral Robert +. Lees staff. Colonies Walter
ii. TAYLOR, Charles Marshall. I. VI. Il. Tai
colt, Gen.A. l.. Long. Major Charles :. Ven
able. Members of General bees family,
Misses Mildred and Mary lee. Captain
Robert +. Lee, Jr.. General W. II. I. Lee.
wife and sons, Boiling and Il. T.. Lee.
Nephews, General Fitz Lee. with wife and
daughter; Captain Dan Lee. with wife and
children; Captain Robert Lee. General
G. W. {. Lee, eldest son Of General Robert
+. Lee. telegraphed Captain Elicit. of the
reception committee. that he would not 10
present on account of illness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
FEEDING THE VsTE8 N.
Twenty-seyen Hundred t.en -'rovided a
one Meal

A " NV -Htf IL AaA'NA'N
one Meal.
one of the most interesting scenes con-
ueciod with the unycling is the feeding Of
CD. Com. dcrate Veterans by the two camps.
q. T.. Zee Camps headquarters is 1913 east
Main street. and George J.. Pickett Camp
g.. BIB east Broad street. Each occupy large
ihree story buildings. The first floor, are
occupied rs catins-roOms. and the second
and third stories are used for the sleeping
departments.
Yesterday at dinner Z. T.. Lee Camp fed
nearly three thousand veterans. and a.
many 40 supper. u was. indeed, an inter-
c-tine scene 10 see tine long lines Of men
standing in single file, making heroic at
tack upon the Sandwiches ana biscuits.
Nany of them q ciared that 1t reminded
thDm Of lhc DAYS OF the bloody conflict, only
thl, they had enough 90 eat YESTERDAY,
whereas, ihn they chad to quit eating be-
fore they began
The sleeping apartments last night. after
Oh. "oid vets had retired, were verify a
-iehf to behold. There they lay. row alter
row. upon their cots and straw-plain.
though comfortable shrOudcd only ia the
glory they had Won in fighting for home ana
country.
Pickett Camp FED about three hundred for
supper last night, and in their large quar-
tiers have ample accommodations for feeding
nearly thousand veterans. They have their
building decorated with Confederate relics
Of many descriptions. In one window APP
pear, realistic camp scene, while the other
Is decorated with CoEiederatewar uniforms.
papels and other documents. Commander
l.. p. Reeves ism charge OF :his camp. and
Mr.J. T.. Winter is in charge. Of Ice Camp
building Pickett Camp has also two sio-
ries occupied with cots for sleeping apart
mcnts. Both camps expect, ana are pre-
pared for, great many more veterans To-
d1N
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Colonel Bidgood, Major Hawes, Captain
Matthews, Captain simpkins, Captain
Scott, scrgeani-Major Pe2.am and MAJOR
Cowartiih, Of the infantry. had all they
could 10 TO attend their several duties. To
Major Halves was left the entire escort
duty, which he did in q masterful manner.
II is estimated he rode from forty 20 forty
five miles in discharge OF bis duty. Colonel
Marshall being the ranking officer and OFF,
Ger OF the day, had his hands full, but, as
usual. was equal to the occasion. lie as
signed the commands as they reported 10
their several positions in manner that
was both complimentary TO himself aud
completely satisfactory 10 all concerned.
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THE r. |. L. |.
General Sutton's Tribute to a North Car
olina Company.
General Thomas II. sutton. Of Governor
Fowle's stan, Of North Carolina, who will
Ice unable 10 be present at the unveiling,
sends the following 10 the TIMES:

Ice unable 10 De present NJ the unNelllng,
sends the following TO the TINES:
f.. IL
The above letters are intended 10 mean
Fayetteville Independent Light Infantry.
which Is an Independent military Organizi-
ton of Fayetteville. y C.. and which dates
It's Origin back 10 The % of August, 1913,
lacking now only about three years Of the
centennial anniversary OF its organization.
ana claims TO be, as 10 doubtless IL. the Oldest
military organization IN the United States.
This company is composed of HE flower Of
Fayetteville. and represents the chiyaIy II
the Cape Fear and Pee Dee sections of NOrth
Carolina, which was long ago scltlcd by the
scotch from The land Of Aud Lang ~ync" IN
The days when Flora Mcdonald rccucd from
prison rars and death Charles, the Second,
her beloved King.
This company comes from a town where
the "EOun1e Flora" lived for many years.
and is ROW M the city Of Richmond 10 do
honor 10 the noble lee, whose lofty plume
was ever IFS rallyiug point in many hard
fought battle for constitutional liberty, ana
ai whose command they obediently stacked
arms AT \ ppOmattOX when the last Gun was
fred in defense of our southland. This COM
Iany was at the battle Of Bethel. where Ia
the death of W Natt. the FIRST NOrtn Carolina
blood WIS shed. and for four long years there
after WAS in tie foremost OF the fight. where
Lccand Jackson Ted.
II has actively participate ln four wars
has preserved It's INDEPENDENT and distinct
Ofgauiz1tlpn intact, ana has for : Uniform.
ana VIII have no Cthei 1.-The Confederate
Cray
~ order % preserve its identity, and the
Gray uniform. 10 was compelled 10 Withdraw
from the State Guard. whose regulation uni
form was hl fH, and ow lis first public az
pcartucc. sifcr that action done, not With
any oIsifspecf 10 the state Guard. Is in tho
city Of l.i hmond. tine capitol oi The tonie.-
cracy, in honor Of the memory Of him, fol
whom any of tle company would have will
ugly hil sduwra their lives the sallant
aud the lllustfiOus Lee.
IrIs corps. dear TO Tie hearts of the people
OF their native town, has been sgnaily nom
ofcd by the Legislative and executive branches
Of the government Of North Carolina. and by
bone more thfu their present loved ana re-
srcetci Chief Magistrate. the present distin-
gui,hcd Governor Of NCrth Carolina, who has
never failed 10 point with pride 10 ihc
achievements and record of This company OF
VII 'm We write.
All honor 20 This gallant corps. and though
there bee many in Inc. there VIII, and can.
Doe none who will mere heartily enter INTO
the contest in giving glory and honor To the
name and zane OF Robert T.. Lee and "Stoue
vail Jackson.
60 The veterans Of Virginia, and especially
20 the ladies of Richmond, whose kind min
istIHtious the southern soldier VIII never
forget. ! ccidial V commend the Fayetteville
lad pendent Light Infantry.
Fayetteville. y C.
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artillery. the following Will report: Colonies
iiilory =. Jones. homas III. carter and VIII
liam T.. Cutshaw
10 General wade Hampton. commanding
cavalry. will report: Generals Joseph wheel
er, I. NJ Logan, thomas L. ROsser. VI. {. But
Ter and X. r. Vaughan and Colonel X. H. Du-
laney.
To General Henry Heth, commanding in
fantry, viii report Generals Cadmus VI. VIII
cox Eppa liunIou. James n. Lane. robert /.
HoSc. " lillian Mctomb and T.. VI. Law. COL
Oneis William II. Palmer. and +. NJ. BOykin;
Major y. Taylor scOtt; Captains John Cussen
and T.. J. Levy: Scrgeants George w. Tucker
and George /. Christian and senator John
kcnua, Of west Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
IYNcHsuRG.
Man Threw Himself la Front Of an On.
rushing Train.

LYNcHBuRG, Va, May ss.-lspecisl. -
Rev. DIR. Laiierty, OF Richmond, delivered
his lecture, Lack OF Luck with Lee,v TO %
crowded audience last niga,. His treat
ment Of his subject MAS very line and core
manded marked attention aud applause.
\ shocking suicide was committed ibis
evening on sauthside Island, short dis
lance below the city.
train was approaching, m uHkuown man
deliberately lhsow htmsalf q lfont & & ~
!; Sss !Ps1es ~ e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
THE Bill or FARE.
OTHER ITEMS.
Facts That Require Only "A Brief Space to
Relate.

The following request is Of much impor-
protance and it is hoped viii be needed:
All Confederate Veterans attending the
unwilling OF the Lee monument, whose
names are NOT registered at some headquar-
GERS. will please leave with the unders gned.
OK send them by mail, their cards giving
their residence. comp my. regiment. division
aud army CORPS Ne desire 70 preserve their
nance among the archives ophe Confederate
Memorial Association. JOHN u. .WoaaHAN,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
AT THE MESS HALL.
How the Troops are led and What They
Have IA Fat

How the Troops are led and " hat They
Have To Fat.
The mess hail on The Exposition grounds
furnishes the most interesting study in that
huge place. The building occupied for this
place is the old bench show house, but il
has been 80 renovated that it can be hardly
recognized as the same place. siA
long tables. capable Of holding seven
hundred men at time, occupy
the floor. and the whole appearance Of this
mammoth eating establishment is one Of
largeness. As soon as company arrives
the forty walters at once begin active ser
vice. some serve bread, others hot sausage,
others cold ham. while the darkey with the
hot conec is the man much looked for. All
these eaiahles with the exception Of the
coffee and the wafer are carried around in
large tin pans by the walters.
The darkies start al one end Of the hall
and in long, stent0rian tones inform the
diners what il contained in their pans
While one man is notifying the crowd on
one side that "here's your hot scrambled
eggs. sah.r the other ebony coiOred indiyid-
ual tells his side OF the table that this am
de place to git de hot sassage."
Ii is an interesting sight; and although
the noise made 10y the negroes and the
dishes rafting for the moment cOnfuses the
man who il used 10 II quiet dining room, he
soon gets familiar with the din, and with
very little ceremony takes his place and
pitches in"
THE BILL or FARE.
The menu for dinner yesterday consisted
in egg omelette, Virginia ham, Hanover
roast beef, hot sausages, sliced sausages
(Buichertown style), pickle, mustard, coffee,
aud ice-water.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
PICKETT CAMP.
Resolutions Indorsipg the jefferson Davis
Mansion Project.

At a meeting Of Confederate Veterans
held at Pickett Camp last night, Major
Charles Pickett was called 10 the chair and
X. y. Northern was made secretary. TN
motion Of Colonel Robert +. Morris IL was
agreed that the meeting appoint a commit
tee to drait suitable resolutions to carry out
the object OF the meeting. The following
resolutions were proposed and adopted:
BE II the sense OF all Confederate Veterans
in the last camp assembled, that they ers
dorse and cordially recommend the noble
forts Of the ladies OF the citv OF Richmond..
TO secure the Jen Davis mansion m an bis
tOfical society, with the Wow Of preserving
the history OF the state and her citizens dur
ing the dark period OF the Lost cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
INCIDENTS OF THE DAY.
The Yoll-That Dixie " Caused--Proyi-
sion Against Hunger.

The Yoll-That Dixie" Caused--Proyi-
sion Against Hunger.
When several Of the North Carolina COM.
panies were marching up Bro ad street yes
terday evening TO their quarters at the Ex-
position, they got opposite the Lee statue
and became wild with enthusiasm and
broke out in loud yell. The band pre-
cediny them cauget the Infection and 10 the
strains OF pixie the boys marched on
their way.
Enough TO EAT.
Tuesday afternoon, two matrOns of Frank
lin street drove out % the Exposition and
presented ID the guards i'm charge their
cards The stated a. the object OF their
visit that they wished 10 know whether the
soldier boys were getting enough to eat:
that il they were not 10 let them know at
the addresses on the cards, and they would
personally see that the people Of Franklin
street contributed enough in baskets 10 feed
the whole crowd. The soldiers thanked the
ladies and expressed their complete salts
faction Of their treatment at the Exposi-
ton.
our party Is one that, relying on every
member. Is dependent ON none, but however
little q change of leader ship may affect Ito
pr0spectsmy regret Is none the less profound
trust. the hishest IN my eyes with which
Nirginian could be hOnOred. In retiring per-
mil me 70 tender 10 all my associates
throughout the state. and particularly the
late chairman, my sense OF personal, as well
as party obligation, for their splendid co-ope.
ration, and 10 express the wish that It's con.
tinuance may render the conduct Of the com
Ing campaign rs pleasant, and its success
as Inevitable as tho last.
CAVALRY STAFF.
The cavalry stan was placed in charge Of
the Exposition yesterday; by order Of Gen.
eral Anderson the majority OF the staff was
ordered 10 duty, and Colonel Marshall or
dered out the full stan, as IL was the busiest
day in the history OF the military Of Rich
mond. At one time during the morning
there We're fifteen hundred troops received
IN three hours, these and all others arriving
wcre promptly assigned to their places, and
msrt he'd 10 the n)css table 70 b. Ced. TIE
foliowins was she detail; Co..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
MY MARYLAND"
They are Here Ia Thron:- and see Orange
and Black Every where

Ts,o.. .u. Fs.,.. fst FHr,u... ,uI -. n rD n
""" hl''N Every "hffe-
e.. f,.,c,t.r..o ,,.i..i.r.ti,,, ,,o,,l1 Io oo,,-
plcio were " Ny Mary land omitted; ana
a. .r.fl t..... g.. t.,. min H.
'H' W." '"'" ''''''is CIV '-'"' "''
counted i'm the thousands. THE advance
o1iard ha. h.rn arriving an tlp week. and
,,.f.r.l., ,..r,i,..,' D., .,,..,.,l min Iardod
- 90 ~ ''''. III, ''' "''"
thc Jun i'' -liieh' "t ri"''
UEGAIIANT IfrrU.
o.,
Inc roster i- "- i'ii'N-.
Colonel William a.. HovAu
Llsufeuiri-' lionel Frank Marlsoe.
u iar tawi.~oI i.i
captain S. .iam D.lmor Hoffman, Jr, adj
iutluI
Nalor g. iiliatn n Grimm, surgeon.
Captain H0lcu j. tiller nuatcimastcr
Iaifan b.. e.. johnson. commissary.
CAPTAIN T. ItMui.. assistant recon.
CaJfril R I. stokes. or tl41c, officer
t'niflil f'0ill.hr, tIfl. Lee. inns .c.,flr rifle
ufact.rs.
inufain IS. ~frrfitt Ntftim. rayiHaSter
G1mt.rvt "a. tYlu wi Ann II Robinson.
Tiis' Lieutenant Louis VI. lrwIng. second
Lieutenant John llnllry-i' hie4.
Company r. apiun Il. l''i.t, ,oale' tlrst
Iu.,i'..l zen, ne"' a'l ''co"' "''"''i''''
'. ''',' ,',,...,, p.i..,t y p.o,.,
ti-.f f..'fat.nt t;ao,pe Worierlv -.rnrd
1 T.
Company D-fuptain George e.. Cole, FIRST
Lieutenant ID. iiuE BoYden. second Lieu
'.l ~ .i''.i s',,'i t,.,'. i'i rl,,,.,.,,
ri,ef Io,,tena,.t ino. ~ Woifridge second
iieutcnant Clinton l.. higgs ID mon.
Company F-Captain j. Frank suprler.
First Lieutenant James ID Moneson, second
Lieutenant j. pI,.'hoi bihioiu % men
D,. pih pan. ,,.,,,,,,' cnJ ,e,'f
Vn.ris " Tnrscr-l5 men.
muarv u-Captain Charles +. AIb,rs.
First Lieut. uant Thomas Harri>on, second
Lieu enant laniel II. Try MO men.
,"ii l9nH - p' H.. 'f' ~, S.,.,'
i..,i.n'',,t Ceo1ee William ('oale KS men
C.a,panv K-Captain RoDem Rlddeil
Brown. First lleuteuaut Drayion ". HE.
second Lieutenant sarry ". Maihe.d--0
men an. ..., ,,.,..
',"' .,',
,, I .s , Comm.
r.N pnVal. Pavmaster--ora Herbert ".
Anderson. Oriiuance--eigeant Harman =.
Ben, -Ho-p.tal steward ". b -Moneson,
tlght General GUIDE sergeant ". =. LILY,
Key Deheii "ui"' sergeant iioi"co -Nc-
M, 49,, MO-, ,,, t,yo commando ~ tho
First regiment with Colonel ii. {. Jones.
and escorted TO the ArmOry. The BOYS
made themselves right at home, and soon
dotted the crowded streets with gray.
The regiment did not have their full
lress parade on UPPER Franklin street yes
tardaV afternoon. The mon. arriving in the
morning. we're Greatly faiiglIed from their
trim and Colonel W. 4. B0ykin. who j. in
coromand decided that owing Ia the faiigue
IL ,',,.'b 80 ,o.i., il ,ro,,il H. Ill. zen
AZ" ma >, 80 ..'
100 hiucu- ~ !" va, ''c '7'ii-e"'
paraded mp tId'r street 10 some
distance, and c0untermaTcning they went
% the Capitol square and gave a limited
dress parade. As the regiment passed the
.,'. 'u' w -e' '.n.,' ''r
lau"e" l'' 'Heh VN''i'h wv "Pl'ul "".o'
Ire WGoe reg ilntht W. h'fthihs coinpan!
front and the lines were as straight as Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
THE MARSHALS.
Who will be ia the Parade---To Whom TO
Report.
III. n-ilu...i,... IL u LII Of tho Marshals In
The following IS a list Of Tue MaIsHaIs III
the parade to-day:

The following is a list OF the Malshais III
the parade to-day;
Generals A Il. Colquitt Robert Ransom
Jr.. Cadnus y. Wilcox, James a Walker.
Roberl T. Iiolc, l.. T.. I.Omax. W. b. Tallia-
fefro Nm. AZ. Cox. Thorn J.. fosser. Wan.
t. Bate. fppa Hunion, Nm. u. Payne. James
II Lane. IN. McCOnD, q. NJ, sorrei, VI
~ Il. isOberts, JOS. Wheeler, T. NJ. u. Young,
los. X. Anderson; Colonies WIN. A. Morgan
Wm. y, Palmer, hilory T.. Jones, Thomas
n. Carter. H. H. Dulaney, +. NJ. Boykin. IL.
Kyd Douglass, Henry 4. Douglas.
w. j, culshaw. Thomas , smith;
Nasb, \. Y. ltaDdOlpn, Percy HAYES, Taylor
scott: Captains T., ). Levy, John Cnssens'
Chas &. Williams. Th0mas Pinckpey, ~: w
CARRIER; Doctors = \. Goodwin. j. :. u. cul-
len. j. y McCaw, George Ross, {. /, Brock;
Prlvstes John gu, W. J binford, PM; SUI
Ton. Ibos y walker, Jos Parkinson, X 4.
Vongh9p. III. clay cbanblin, John Gillian
md a. LiphcOmb,
a.. .....nt a. p kl.xa,tor cn,n,. au.3ipo
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'hey bring their mothers and sisters with
'n'm now. and laurcls 10 lay on the monu-
ment of their brave commander. They have
leit comfortable homes in the southland
that they found in ashes when they
went home from the war. They
have come to Richmond. perhaps.
for the last time. They feel this i'm the stri-
king changes chat time has made. Many
who mustered at Camp Lee in 1861 have
been transferred 90 the still. quiet lines of
warriors whose ranks i'm HOLLYWOOD and
oahwood viii NOT Doe broken until resurrcc-
ii'n morn. The iiyiugwill go ont there and
think of the manly. brave comrades struck
down by their sides; and. without mumm-
ing. wonder az the nscrutablc DEGREES of
Providence. while their hearts are filled
with sad rcollcctous of tlc past.
OUR NOBLE WOMEN.
The mon are NOT Che only ones that feel tho
inspiration " Chi, occasiou They are not
Che only ONES from whose faces flash thehrc,
ofprIdc, or uutcly melt in solrowful memo
rD~. The noble women o. the Souih are
present. Niui-trirg angels m times of
blood and suffering. they never can Doe for
gotten. They made mo- wounds. hut their
delicate hands We're stained u thcirclou Go
einurch them. They eaycuo suffering. but
ihoir tender hearts were torn by
~se.t sympathy. until they almost parted
n twain. Wives, mothers. sisters. and
sWOotloT,s We're wanderers once under
w.ntr .A.- anj summers s.orching sun.
IDcy Fed from burning homes. frequently
in iAe blank hiachuc-s of night. driven ont
ly relentless invaders. They saw those they
lo,ed best dle for comip's sake: they
were sick and aun.uar. yet they Qailod
noi before Oa}ouc cor blade. I'm hospital
camp, and home ihey chocred Che southern
soldier and il was small wonder that "Iho
D.r. let H.Dmd Me" WA, "a rayoriio air
with ue hards. and that tho gallant boys cl
p.N.olo',i to sing a~ they ;rmpod:
"l'u lonesome siar. CROSSED thcll's.
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