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MRS. J. Fl. HAYES (MARGAREr HOWELL DAVIS
first funeral and took shape by the formation OF
what is known as The Jefferson Davis Monu-
ment Association" That organization, after
prolonged efforts. succeeded in persuading Mrs.
Davis. the widow. to select Richmond "a the
permanent burial place of her husband $
ashes and the site OF q monument to
his memory. The monument association,
with her approval. then fixed upon "Holly-
wood Memorial day" for the reinterment MAY
S9). when the graves, of the confederate dead
in. Richmond and vicinity are annually deco
rated bv the Ladies' Memorial Association. But
the many requests received for the stoppage Of
the funeral train en- route compelled the post
ponement of the celebration one day later
Nav 81. The preparations in Richmond have
now been carried forward to completion under
the direction OF Mayor J. TAYLOR Ellyson. presi-
dent OF the monument association. in conjunc-
ton with the Lee Camp of United Confederate
Veterans. At New Orleans the arrangements
will be in the sole charge of Gen. John Glynn.
jr.. commander of the Louisiana division Of
United Confederate Veterans.
THE REMOVAL OF THE REMAINS.
On the removal of the Davis remains from
Me;aire cemetery Gov. Foster, in behalf of the
state of Louisiana, will, in brief address, COM
nit them to the custody of the escort. COM
posed Of thirty-five distinguished e1-confed-
crates. which will accompany them to Rich
mond. The party will first proceed to New
Orleans as the starting point. leaving the cres-
cent city at o'clock on Sunday night. May %.
One of the coaches OF the train viii be an OBJ
servation car of new design. with sides con-
structed wholly of glass, specially fitted up for
the trip. In this will be carried the burial
casket. mounted on a bier, SO as to be easily
visible to spectators on both sides of the train
as i: passes through the country. On the train
besides Gen. Glvun and the formal escort, will
be both of Jefferson Davis' daughters
Varina. or Winnie the Daughter OF the
Confederacy." and her elder sister. Margaret
with her husband, Mr.. J. II. HAYES. in company
with Mayor Ellyson, master of ceremonies in
Richmond. Mrs. Davis, now residing in New
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body viii cut wide swath Of enthusiasm
through seven of the important states Of the
il-fated coufe1eracy-Louisians, Mississippi,
Alabama. Georgia, South Carolina, North Caro-
lima and Virginia
THE CITY OF RICHMOND ITSELF,
the goal OF the long pilgrimage, viii ten days
hence be in perfect blaze of glory. 1t will be
trapped from end to end IN black and white and
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THE FINAL RESTING SPOT

East Clay and North 18th streets and is occu-
pied as the central school house by white
children. Its appearance is not materially
changed. although its once white exterior walls
aud massive portico pillars on the south or rear
side look somewhat the worse for wear, and
bear evidence of the passage OF thirty years
since the mansions palmiest day.
In the near future, by way of completing the
work OF relnterment, n monument will be
erected to Jefferson Davis in Monroe Park,
Richmond.
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CHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

scHFDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER N ,sua
9th and Il SIS ND' sno 70"
Throush the urandest scenery I'm A-n.r,c> Nth xns
,aaasomssT and most complete Solid-Trsin 6srvics
100 nm, dsily,'.cincinnsti and 81. Louis Iirn-
nIlLSe.s9 Nesstinnlec newly equipped, electric
,a a 20 xlncinnsr Dining attached At MsySp
caeo 5::io y. -7 '-s~ y na-' w
Il,:iuin ~, dsily-The famous ''F r Y. Iamfted~-
aso.iu Nestloa.e train with dining and Puimaa
s- s,s lor tlncnsn. Lexington and Jouisvflia
Tlllont chsnse. arriving at Cincinnati g % y m
.aais a. Slo .. n Louisvtle $50 m. INDIAN
n -; CONNECTING in Union depot for al Tointa
~ 2 10. d2ily-Express for GordonSviIle Char.
.osit sNae hchmond. Nayneshoro SfauutSn and
nS1and 'rinla points daily. except sunday. sss
huffman locations and tickets at co-nrany-. osbu,s
5l3 and l42l renne av. " company
nj H. ". FULLER. Gent Passenger Aren't.
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Ill OVER THE SUNNY
southland the most
elaborate preparations
are making for a great
demonstration in MEM
DRY Of Jefferson Davis,
whose mortal remains
are to be transported
from their present rest
ing place in Louisiana
and reinforced in the
Virginia capital on May
81. The railway pro-
cession bearing the
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o'clock the train will resume its Journey
Crossing the frontier into Georgia under the
personal escort OF Gov. Nortnen. the party
will reach Atlanta between 4 and O'Clock in
the afternoon and will stop there four hours.
The casket will be borne to the state capitol,
followed by an organized procession. While
the body lies in state there will be appropriate
ceremonies. including short Grafton. Then, at
about p M. the journey will be renewed again
TO the north. When the confines OF South
Carolina reached Gov. Tillman will
conduct the train through the palmetto
state. ffteen-minute stop will be made
at Greepvile to afford the citizens there
an opportunity to testify their REGARD for the
dead, and thence the train will speed to Raj
eigh, n c., with Gov. Carr serving as escort
Extensive preparations have been made by
Gov. Carr and prominent tar heel ex-confeder-
ates TO greet the cortege its arrival there on
Tuesday. the 30th. with a parade. addresses and
other exercises, the latter to be conducted in
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OLD CAfIIOL, RlCHMOND.
the state capitol building. where, as at Atlanta
and Montgomery. the remains will lie in state
throughout the continuance of the ceremonies.
Leaving Raleigh at , o clock in the afternoon,
practically unbroken progress will be made to
Richmond. the train. under the direction of
Gov Mckinney. being scheduled to reach the
old dominion and the ex-confederate capital
by IL o'clock that night.
THE CEREMONIES IN RICHMOND.
Upon arrival in Richmond the train will be
received with succession Of artillery salutes
and salvos of musketry. The casket will at
once be placed upon a caisson. and. attended
by companies of Virginia militia and numerous
veteran eI-confederate organizations and fol-
lowed BY Thousands of private citizens and
pilgrims. il will be transferred to the historic
Virginia capitol-once the capitol of the fallen
coufederacy well as the venerable state
house OF the mother of states and mother OF
Presidents. There also, as at the old Mont
gomery capitol. Jefferson Davis took the oath
of Office on February %, 1S62-this second time
being inaugurated president of the confed-
Grated states of America under the reorganize ed
regime to serve for a term Of six years-cut
off short to the extent of nearly three years by
the tragic collapse of the coufederacy and the
fall of Richmond April g, 1865. In that
building his earthly remains Will repose
on catafalque elevated in the center
of the rotunda. until their final COM
mitMent to the earth on the day after. Wednes
day. May 81. Throughout the night battle
SCARED and crippled veteran ex-confederates
from Robert E. Lee Camp and George E.
Pickett Camp will act as guards OF honor around
the catafaique.
On the morning of the slst the pupils Of the
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item for The Evening star
The Crowning.
Irambled By d brookside,
In springtme OF the year;
The brook was full OF laughter;
The birds were full of cheer.
Isaw trim young fellow,
And thus aloud sang he,
al dearly love my own love,
And dearly she loves mel"
He wove bonny gasIand
OF flowers most fresh and CAV,
And some one seemed expecting,
To crown her queen Of May.
The boboiink ard blueb!rd
Sang sweet, and sweet sang he,
"Her queen Is May awaiting
Oh, where still fingers she."
Anon across the meadow
A.lovely lassie tripped,
A dark-eyed, dark-tressel beauty,
Rose checked and ruby tipped.
The.l flew the trim young fellow
To meet her while sanghe
'There's no girl like my own girl
She's queen OF May and me.'
Beneath birch he crowned her,
While gaylier sang the birds,
And he to her said something
could not hear the words.
Then rose his song more joyful
Than any song in tree.
"Laugh, brook-sing, birds-you're happy,
But happier still are We"
Icould not choose but tarry,
could not choose but list,
While meath the birch's shadow,
Those ruby lips lie kissed.
slow fair. how sweet are all things
On earth, in ARR sang he;
"But you are sweeter, fairer,
More dear than all / sect"
The May sun shone still brighter;
The flowers, his song to hear,
Stood, smiling sly, on tip-toe;
The brock laughed loud and clear.
And that trim young fellow
Did envy while sang he,
1.-THE Nay queen Is my hearts queen,
And long her reign shall be!'
W. l.. SHOEMAKER
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decorated galore with flags and bunting. The
roll of drums. the tread OF armed ba;talions and
the mastering of troops will be heard every
where throughout the old confederate capital
almost a. they were during the fercest strug-
giles OF the civil war. But this time the warriors
assembled will be mostly gray boards and griz-
zlsd veterans. aged. wounded. halt aud manned.
instead OF the young Eower of the southern
chivalry: the drums will be Eluffied and the
sounds Of gathering regiments and OF 1narchings
to and fro will De sounds of peace-faint sug-
Fustions Of war from the distant past instead os
war itself. The fair tree-Sirt city will no longer
b. bele-zuered and invaded by hostile foe or
guarded by gallant defenders. but arms ex-
tended in friendship and welcome of sincere
regard will be given 70 all Corners. alike to the
vearers of the invilcibe blue and those cher
ishing The vanquished sray.
NOT ~ A SPIRIT oF DIsLcYALTY.
Whatever honest difference of opinion may
exist "a to the soo6 taste and prepriety Of q
demonstration Ike this it scarcely needs to be
said that the people who will engage in it mean
not the slightest o1fense. Il Is not conceived in
any spirit OF eoGtCnaey. of dislOyalty to the
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& Good Thing to Know.

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THROUGH THE SOUTHERN STATES.
After leaving New Orleans no formal stops
will be made in crossing the state Of Missis-
sippi on the way to Montgomery. Ala. Gov.
Some Of Mississippi will act as special official
escort to the train in passing through his own
state, and when the border line of Alabama is
gained he will give way TO Gov. Jones. who will
in turn perform a similar function within his
jurisdiction. The Alabama capital will be
reached by o'clock on Monday morning, tine
29th. There a stop of Ave hours will be made
and the remains will be carried from the car
and placed on the front portico of the capt.
tol-the spot where jefferson Davis took
the oath of Office president of the provisional
government of the southern confederacy on
February Is. 1861. The whole building will be
tastefully draped and decorated and there will
be grand military and civic display by tine
populace, concluding with an address by a
prominent ex-confederate OF that state.
At the conclusion of the address the remains
will be restored to the funeral car and at II
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and their peculiar character andIscope- funeral
journey combined with reminiscent military
festival-wil be apt to excite wide and lively
interest and varied comment.
JEFF. DAVIS REMAINS.
Since the death of Jefferson Davis, on Deem
Der s. 1890. his remains have rested temporarily
in the vault of the Army Of Virginia in Metsire
cemetery. Louisiana. The movement for the re-
interment in Richmond began shortly after the
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federal government or OF recalcItrant opposi-
tiOn 10 the aTbIs-ament of the war and the YER
diet of ListOry. On the contrary. all these
people are nov st,,Ech lovers OF The Union. de-
voted to the Union and bearing unreserved
allegiance to Its flag and triumphantly working
ont their own salvation under it. The southern
cOnfede1scy is TO them but the shadow of a dead
and vanished past. and they woGld not see it
restored if they could.
Hatred. and malice. and envy. and all unchar-
ftablenes5 have faded from their hearts. But
still the memory abides with them that they
once slept in the leaves together as comrades
that ther endured wounds and priyations and
perils together, and hence their heart LOYALTY
toward each other and their leaders. and their
cause continues unchanged and Interchangeable.
Il could not be otherwise while human nature
remains what IL il. The rlagnanImOus north,
the victor. can afford 20 permit the indulgence
OF the luxury of these memories in the con-
quered. and even 10 look upon it with silent
respect Only memory and romantic sentiment.
are left to the once proud confederncy. Seces-
sion il a reminiscence purely, and state sover-
eighty discredited dream.
FRATERSAL REUNIONS.
The coming unique manifestation promises
70 be an important and curious event to the
student OF history, and will probably mark the
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Schedule in enoc Msv IL. 1897
Leave Washington from s.atian corner Of New Sea

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In THE sunny SOUTH
Tie Demonstration Over the Rein
torment Of Jefferson Davis Remains.
NEW ORLEANS TO RICHMOND.

The Funeral Train VIII Cause a Popular
OutpourinE Along the Route The I'm
prsssive Ceremonies The Final Resting
Place in Beautiful Hollywood Cemetery.
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climax to that interesting series OF fraternal re-
unions in which the O!d-time champions and
followers OF the lost cause have OF late years
found soitce by testifying anew the sincerity
Of their whilon allegiance to it. and their per-
sonal love and faith toward each other in the
mutual hardships and sOrrows theg suffered in
its support The first OF these memorable
events was held az Atlanta, Ga, on May /,
1856. on the occasion of the unvelling OF a
monument 10 Senator Ben II. Hill. at which
Jefferson Davis. Old and iafirm. was present in
the hesh. and where the late lamented Henry
r. GRADY delivered the eloquent Grafton that
made him tau0is. That celebration was i'm
mediately followed by a general reunion at
Montgomery, Ala. of The United Confederate
Veterans-an organization corresponding TO
our Grand Army Of the Kepublic-ar
winch Mr. Davis was again present.
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Alsoto Boston. Providence Norfolk, Savannah ana
points south. Berths state rooms rsssryei On sny
steamer outward or return. ~ ~"S
Sailing lists rate sheets and plans Of steamers fur
nished application. -NA
AGENT FOR THOS COOK SON
Estimates given on tours any part OF thu worId
Drafts issue In sums ~ suit on ENGLAND Irela,a
and scotland. "e.ani
Foreign express AMI custom house broker Agen,s
st-uctions How Ship .nIn ai-
CUNARD LINE-PLANS ..CANPINT.n An
u, Lucsnia, T.. 800 tons. sail ngs. prices deserip.
ons irst and second cabin and steeraxe .,s<senay.
booked At agency. 63l ST. c. l. DUBOISN Agen,
mn2l-.ln Asent
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