The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-13
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SArrss E,saPs ~ the GENERAL frsa, !.
csafeasrats Cssacassvs Bali.
Prom tho Memphis sclmetar: 4.
Gen. 6caoheld. having parsed the
Of years at the head Of the And
armies necessary 10 qualify hlna
tiremenL hrs stepped down NJ
high place and calculates % pa
declining years In pence or polit
Frank Ozanne. OF Memphis. Whilo
ing ~ gunner In She Washington
lery In the Confederate army, h
somplished the landable purpol
once entertained OF bringing Cob
Held down with a charge Of ieat
Sehoneld would have had 10 fOFe
honors he subsequently acQnlnl
the country would not at this
tearing its national shirt over
tails OF the retirement and the
tive suceesHor. The Washlngtd
lery was one OF the best known
IN the Confederate army. There
three divisions. one OF which opeTaic
In tNe west, taking part In the bltiltV
OF ChieGamauga and the subsequent o.
crations In Tennessee. Thin corps II
artillery IL SIN In existence as Hasei-.
inteer company. and Il took a proml-
eni part In the recent military demos.
siration attending tho opening Of lhe
exposition NJ Atlant During The VAR
II mixed with the enemy from Oetiyg.
burg to the Gulf and from the Mlse,s.
sipp river to Ianassar. !, was In the
course Of the manouvers IN Tennessee
The Warrington artillery, OF which
frank O1lnne, Of No pphia, WIS a mem.
Der. came upon CoL schohelas eom.
mand. with a river separating then
The tcry was Instructed TO dislodFs
DE Fc1erlF. ri Obedience % mi.
isecr, tralutd 3D. upoa schonelds
headquarters rdicer was in tte
'front.' 81 Dis ta14 a1anotcrlnr me
O3n.eter tc pcsi.au through his hrH
glasses. Jus. about llat tlmo cannon
uali came clgccu.ng through The can.
yaa. and the Federal officer. with a..
IDS. found /, convenient 70 HE henr,
The circumstance was exciting enougb.
though b, llaJ sound commonplace. and
impr,scd ito.f ca tho mInda Of ihrse
"Io tsu. past Wien Gen. schoarl
'.,.t'I Ac. pals lasi spring he was he
l1. ct Of attention frCn an the Con.
....,''c rc.oraus. Under "a marqueo
% Camp S,honcid he held a lesce.
where a long line Of grlssled veterans
o thrrcd awaiting their turn 20 shass.N
bis hand. zach one saying o word 81
welcome 10 assure him that the fires OF
tcliigorcncy that once burned nercely
IN tbis section are oaly ashes now. 40
Jas; q came 20 prank Ozannc'u turn.
General" said he. aa Dc rhooa o.,
band OF iac commanicg-in-oh.Cf Il hsd
The pie sure on,c OF aiming shot 90
hlow your head on. l ives aorry NJ mo
time that failed"
The general inquired about the oc.
casion. Mr. Ozannc went into details
and Gen. Schohsid had ma dificnlty ln
recalling the incident Mr.. Ozanne
was particular 10 remind Gen. Schodeld
81 how he and his aids had scurTsd
behind a piece OF rising ground 10 get
out OF range Of the Washington artil-
lery guns Il was sorry then that I
missed YOU" concluded Mr.. OEanne.
but since you escaped ! am glad 10 SEQ
YOU again. and I eatertain no more hos
tile sentiments against you ncu than
a desire TO pour out a friendly liOaiion
on the altar OF peace and COED Wia."
The desire for reconciliation was reolp.
rocatcd and the two adjourned 10 drown
the recollections OF bclllgercncy IN a
glass OF mild and soothing wine.