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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20

Governor George W. Atkinson, who
,surnel from Toronto Sunday, visited
me penitentiary yesterday, at Mounds
vile in company with Mrs. Atkinson,
Major Ran stalnaker and Director
Wolfe OF this city, and as n result OF
bsust, gave a free pardon to'six con-
yl,,s In pardoning these linen the
governor did not take into iconsidera-
Ion the legal merits OF the; cases, nor
IN, character of the crimes for which
The men we're doing sentence. The cir
ss,s,apees did got call for. such a
consideration. Il was a simple case Of
humanity. and In the name of human
iy the governor. after a personal In
s5ectIon Of the cases, ordered the con-
y!c.s released upon the spot.
All six OF the men are insthe last
cages OF consumption, and Il is the
oplnlon OF physicians that at least two
o, them will die within few days. The
others are at very low stage and their
DAYS are numbered. All are too weak
10 work and the death-llnes are already
upon their countenances. The names Of
Tie slr pardoned men are Link Mead
oys. Peter Fangler, Richard Johnson,
Joseph Marshall Jerry Woods and Wal
Ter Stout, the last two being colored.
The release was Immediately granted
and the men sent TO their homes. Their
iarfons will be forwarded TO them by
mall Governor Atkinson stated last
night that there are several other cases
ut consumption in the "pen," but he did
not tblak they were sufficiently ad-
yanced TO call for any immediate exec
utive clemency. The governor said that
the six cases pardoned appealed very
strongly to his sympathles. One OF the
men was so III that when he was In
formed OF his release he did not seem to
comprehend the good news and this
case was especially pltiful. ,,..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20
THREE WHEELING MEN
Flgur.in tbs Latest Appointments Uai-
form Rank, X. OFF,


Now it is Colonel James H, Laneas-
ter; major has been relegated to che
rear. Likewise It Is Colonel Fred. R.
Huseman. These Wheeling men and
another figure In the latest bulletin
from General C. C. Rand, OF Charleston,
commanding the West Virginia brig
ade, Uniform Rank, Knights OF Py-
thias. The following are the appoint
ments announced
Chief OF staff. v. Armstrong raw
enswood.
Assistant adiutant general-c. A.
Wood, Charleston,
Assistant Inspector generai-H. G.
McMillen, Huntington.
Brigade mastering officer-Adolph
Hiehle, OF Parkersburg,
Brigade engineer-F r. Huseman, oil
Brigade signal Oficer-n. F. Watson,
Monarch.
Assistant mastering officer-c. F.
Hess, OF Point Pleasant.
Assistant commlssary general-W. d,
Shotwell, of Charleston.
Assistant surgeon senerai-W. D.
Klase, OF Fayette,
Brigade chaplaln-Rev, A. Moore, OF
Aides~A. t. Fox, T, p, Davies. c, D,
Hereford, w, T, Hamilton, Leo sehaef-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20
ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In the City aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.


Abroad. u
William C. ong, of wellsburg, was at
the Howell yesterday. sa rrr
George Otto left yesterday for short
visit to friends at Neff's Siding
james Tully. of wetzel street, is VS.
iting friends In Cumberland, Md.
Misses Effie and L. Pye. of Ravens
wood, were at the stamm last night.
John s. Hamilton and wife were Fair
mont guests Of the stamm yesterday.
AFR. l.. schwalb leaves this morning
for three weeks soIourn at Mt
Clemens.
Miss Bessie Umphlnby. ofDennison, o.,
Is visiting Miss Jessie Murrin, OF South
Jacob street.
County School Superintendent j. c.
Lewis, OF Elm Grove, registered at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Frank Muller and John Brewster. Of
the South Side are visiting friends on
the camp grounds at Moundsvllle,
Andy Hoelsche, the South Side grocer,
leaves to-day on three weeks visit to
New York and other eastern cities.
A number OF prominent Wheeling
people have engaged rooms at the Mon
terey Hotel, Atlantic City, for the ball
ance OF the season.
Professor VI. L. German and II. G.
Gilmore. OF Morgantown, two OF the To-
ronto pilgrims, were In the city last
night, en- route home.
Frank Alblnger, Joe Knapp and Ed.
die Mack OF the Eighth ward. went
down to Fish creek yesterday, They
will spend several days IN fishing AID
blackberrylng,
Misses Flora Hayes, Mary, Hayes
Mary Gregg Laura Jacobs, BEETLE Jones
olive Hltc, Prof A. j. Hare and wife,
Morgnniown excurslonists returning
from Toronto, stopped at the Windsor
last night
officer Frank Bero IL taking a weeks
vacation with dog and gun In pursuit. OF
ground-hog and other game. In the
meantime the dogs on the South Side,
like the mouse when the cat Is away,
are froiiekiRg In his abseaee.
Oscar Wilson, young man. whose
parents live up CaIdwellE RON, Is home
from the regular army. He enlisted
about year ago, and was sent to Fort
Kansas, but his fnther succeeded In get
ting him out few days ago, under a
habcas corpus, as the son was under
age.
Albert &. ArlSlc. son Of cx-Justlcc Ar
kle, OF the Eighth ward, leaves to-day
to accept position rs assistant cnm-
neer and electrician at the Weston in
snne asylum. His appointment was de-
serVodly popular. M the young man II
competent and will give q good account
Of himself
Mr. Andrew FREDERICK one NJ the nc.
commodntlnR clerks In George H. stifcl
n Compnnys dry goods establishment,
who has Just undergone n difficult sur.
glcal operation In one OF the Pittsburgh
hospitals N getting along nicely and
viii be able to return home the latter
part " the week
Tho Denver News. In lts account Of
the accident to NH excursion party near
Ou,ny, Colorado In which young lady
was Killed ana several persons injured,
stntoa that the injuries received by Mr.
A. w. Campbell, Of this city are moi
perlouE MIR Campboll's wrist nnd
hand were bruised.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20
low ROtcs for Vacation Trips and Outings
Along the Ocean.
Rousd Isip from wllceIlag oaIy $40

To Atlantic city. Cape May. Avalon. Sea
Isle city, Anglosea, Ocean CITY, Holly
Bcach or Wildwood round trip tickets to
either resort being oblaInablc at tho same
rate.
Tho frst excursion will he run Thurs.
day. July ~. followed by others on July
20. August " and q, Round trip rates TO
either Atlantic city, Cape May Avalon.
sca Isle city Anplcscn, Ocean city, wild.
wood or Holly Boach Now Jersey, will bo
$40 FROM WllttllNG.
Excursion tickets will bo good leaving
Wheeling at i.9S y. m, and 9,ii ~ M. (clty
tlmo) on the above dates Tho 1850 p. IN.
train connects In Pittsburgh Union Sta.
tlon with through trains to Philadelphia
nnd Atlantic city Tho s,b5 y. IN. train
will have Sleeping Cars from Wheeling
through Pittsburgh and Philadelphia To
Atlantic city, via Delaware River bridge
Route without change
Tho return limit viii cover twelve days
lHeludtnY date of sale, witch viii be nmpio
for customary ton dnya' vacation Far
further desired information, apply to Jno.
a Tomlrron, Tlelci Agent, oi address !
X Dillon, District Passenger AE,nt piiu.
butgh, Pa, Tor particular umlltltou do.
ncrlptlon Of resorts to which uNoutaon
tickets Will be- sold, with lst of hotels ana
boarding houses AT each, Will bp furnished
upon application iugs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20
LOCAL sRRY1rrgs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.

Matters Of Minor Moment In ana About
the City.
Council committee on scales meets
this evening at o'clock.
The warwood tool works was Off yes
;srdsy but starts up again this morn
lag.
william Ellingham has qualified as
The executor OF the will Of the late Bes-
Gle Ellingham.
The council committee on accounts
met last night and recommended a lot
Of bills for payment
The departments OF the Wheeling
Pottery Company. which did not re-
sumo several days ago, went on yester-
day.
All Of the members OF Battery D. are
requested 70 turn out this afternoon to
attend the funeral Of David Jones, at
Bslaife.
The brick has arrived for the new
font AZ the Ladder house on Twentieth
street and the fremen are hoping the
Sork Will begin soon.
Superintendent OF Water Works OIL
liver Yesterday began the work of lay
hs a iourteen.lnch pipe on Twelfth
street. from Main to Eoff street.
Council Is called for this evening at
,@l o'clock TO transact general business.
II isvery probable that the stockyards
question viii come up for consideration.
4 large crayon portrait Of superln-
tntent n the Crcmntory Harry Brooks
Is displayed at the city building, and at
taes considerable admiration. a
aindome gllt frame surrounds the
gphill features Of the superintendent,
aud the portrait IS very crediinbie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20

The marks at p, m, showed 4 feet
and falling. Weather, cloudy and warm
The Keystone State will be here this
morning at s o'clock, for Cincinnati and
all way landings, Captain Charley Knox
on the roof,
Captain James A. Henderson and wife
sailed Saturday from New York for
Glasgow, They will tour the British
Islands. and probably spend some time
on the continent, Captain Henderson's
health Is improving, His son, A. j..
Henderson, viii look after the clne!n-
natl packets at Pittsburgh during his
absence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20

July is. 1896, our store. four dwell
Ing houses aud three barns we're wash
ed away by a flood. Soon after the
community was visited by an epidemic
Of bloody iiux. In short time we sold
ten dozen OF Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Dlarrhoea Remedy and In every
case where 1t was used the results were
all that could be desired; In fact our
physicians admitted that It would do
more toward bringing about cure OF
fiux than they could do."-BUSH &
KNISLEY. Auburn, w. Va, Oct. s,
1896. For sale by druggists,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20
HIS HUMANITY
The Motive OF Gov. Atkinson in
Pardoning Six Men
SERVING PENITENTIARY TERMS.

an Of tho Msn on the Verge OF Death
rrom COMMUNICATIVE ofThem will
Probably Die withm Few Days-Tho
p,,, of tie others arc Numbered. and
III, Number 1. Few, Indssd-other Cases
r,t, Not sufficiently Advanced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20

PITTSBURGH - River 4.S feet and
rising Mt the dam; cloudy.
OIL CITY - River feet inches and
rising steady: weather pleasant.
sTEUBENvILLE - River feet
inches and rising; cloudy and warm.
Passed down-Keystone States.
PARKERSBURG - Ohio river feet
and falling: clear and hot Passed up
Argand and Valley Belle. The Little
Kanawha is falling locals on time.
GREENSBORO - River feet inch
es and stationary: raining and warm.
Adam Jacobs due up and down Tues
day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20

"Ior about two years suffered with
dlarrhoea. ! used a number OF rene.
dieH and was treated by physlclans, but
received no permanent relief After
linking few doses Of Chnmborlnln's
Coiic, Cholera aud Dinrrhoca Remedy,
believe that | am now permanently
cured ."--Jonb Critics. Tanner. dllmer
county. W. Va, This remedy Is sold by
dfuuElaiH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20

There IL no change at the Bcnwood
.'lie mill, It remaining idle since the
allure to secure men to MI tho strikers
E,eeH Tho company IA putting In ma
.nlhsIy that Will do away with consd-
laols labor, the machines being called
g'dnyll8' by mill men. The Introduce
uln OF Tho machinery. however, II not
'aa outcome Of the recent wage dlill-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20

BURNING. itching akIn Diseases In
stontly relieved by De Wits Witch
Hazel gnlyo, unequalled for cuts,
brulaes. burns II heals without leaving
a rcnr Charles H. Goctzo, Mar
net aud Twelfth Streets Chatham
sinclair. f'orty.slxth and Jacob alrcoiai
A. 70. Rchoele. No Goa Main street; ok
lev nros., Penn ana Zane Streets
Bowie q CO., bridgeport
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20

MARTINS FERRY HOSE TEAM
will run against time. They are train
Ing hard TO beat their record. at the
Turner's picnic, Tuesday, July "a, at the
Fair Grounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20
Personally. north Of tho creek, 1851

OF course, when the board of equall-
cation and appeals has got In It's work
the decrease compared with 1896 will be
stlll larger.
The ACCESSIBILITY OF placing a special
municipal tax on bicycles Is being con-
sldered by the city authorities and the
attempt to push such scheme through
viii probably be made soon. That 1t
will meet with the opposition OF the
West Virginia division OF the League OF
American Wheelmen. assisted by the
national organization. there is not the
slightest doubt. II is estimated that
there are about 1000 bicycles In use in
Wheeling, and with special tax OF one
dollar, the very neat sum OF $1,000
stares the city legislator in the face,
making the idea quite attractive. But,
as bicycles are already taxed as per-
sonal property-or should be-thls
would be a case OF double taxation and
therefore would not hold water unless
the tax were made for the use OF the
bicycle-a license tax. That Is proba-
bly, the course that will be pursued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20

THIS Is Ladies' day at Tapphn & Con-
nel's gallery. Call and leave your order
for one dozen fine Arlsto Cabinets for
only 81 IS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20

DON'T naaseate your stomach with
teas and bitter herbs. but regulate your
liver and sick headache by using those
famous little pills known as De Wits
Little Early Rlsers Charles Il. Goethe,
Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham
Sinclair, Forty.slxth and Jacob streets;
a. r. Schecie, No. 601 Main street; FIX.
ley Bros. Penn and Zane streets,
Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport. /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20

j.. meals everything except n broken
4, w mny Dc said " DC wits witch
, ',,N y save, Piles aud rectal diseases,
,I. NIfns bruises. teitor, oozenR aud
IA s,'FIlhlofmny be cutedhyii rilct-
II '"Ul p.fmlnonily Charles u Goslzc,
s.n.l hnl Twelfth streets. Chatham
Fotiy.altlh aud Jacob stteott,
i,v .0hool, No. GO1 Stain street, lgx.
IlgiL Penn and Zane alfeetai
''''' 4 Co., bridgeport
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20

Tao nov skolp mill at the Riverside.
WV Ue operated for the first time next
@'eE The old employees would rather
wa, way no additional men bo hired for the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20

II was some time later before either
spoke again, and in the meantime the
silence was only broken by their strug-
giles to remain at ease. He hadn't put
his arm around her since the first attack.
Something afflicted him then, he knew
not what. He wasn't used TO sitting so
far away, and strange. too, he wanted
to take chair, but no hadn't the cour-
age to leave the sofa Even in his trou-
BILE he noticed her growing faint, and It
aroused tender feelings, He wanted TO
embrace her, but he felt too weak She
was tanning less vigorously now, but the
air was as oppressive as before. He
thought he must say something, even II
It was to say good night" 70 he broke
forth:
ANY new nelghbors moved next
door?"
NO." she family sighed.
More silence followed. only the clock
licked on, but the seconds seemed to
drag. The customary low-turned lamp
bllnked with the clock That lamp
never appeared turned 50 high to the
young man before. He couldn't keep his
eyes from It. The more he watched II
the higher It glowed. The heat from 1,
was intense. 1t was choking him he
thought, and he wondered how SO much
heat could come from one lamp. Glanc-
ing from the lamp 10 the clock he calcu-
lated how long II would be before he suf-
located. An hour and 1t would be his
usual time to leave. Could he live
through Il?
He forgot all about the girl by his
side, and didn't notice that the fan hung
from an lnanlmate hand, but he had all
he could do to catch his breath, which
came only at intervals and In successive
shocks that threatened his death every
Instant. Desperation was gradually
SELLING him, and plan after plan OF es-
cape fitted through his mind. He tell
hIs senses deserving him. aud he regret
ted that he wns not prepared to die. The
air was overpowering him. He couldn't
stand It any longer. He must make a
break for the outside. Ills life was In
danger
He would-then n peaceful smile stole
over his deathiy pale features. II waii
but fash. for the next instant he
jumped to his feetl
"Ah, wretch" he shrieked, you
would cast me In n stockynrdsl"
But his loved one had long since
tainted away. Then he plunged out into
the night.
his insane shricks aroused the house.
hold, and the cruel elder sister worked
for hours to restore to consciousness her
Victim. The llmburger cheese was dis
played to view, hut It VIII be many
moons ere the loving couple are on good
tefms ngnIn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20
HERE AND THERE.

Somewhere In modern mythology It Is
related that an army was put to sudden
rout by the enemy flashing in sight great
hunks of limburger cheese. In cognlz-
ance OF this fact and believing in the
old adage that all is fair in love or war,
South Side young lady Sunday evening
used liberal quantities of the succulent
limburger to rend In twain two fond low
ing hearts, the same being possessed by
her younger sister and equally ardent
beau,
The young couple are very demonstra-
tive OF their affections. The elder sister,
sensible body, grew very tired of their
"spooning." Lost in their bliss they
some times forgot that other eyes were
upon them, and so It was that as means
of bringing themdown from their bllsstul
heights that the llmburger came to the
rescue.
The young man had called as usual
that evening, but his girl was not quite
ready u receive, Her sister hastily as
sisted her in dressing. lust the opportu-
nifty she was awaiting. and 1t took her
but moment to deity Insert several
pieces OF the cheese beneath the belt that
clasped the pink shirt waist of the bud
ding belle. ut was but another moment
when fond greetings We're exchanged in
the parlor. Somehow after that things
dldn't go right.
They always sat close together, and
the sofa held them this evening as OF
yore. SIN, there were few minutes slip
ping by before change came DER the
scene. The young man fldgeted uneasl-
ly. The girl had nothing to say. She
tried to say few words, then stammer-
ed a little and growing more confused
hid her face behind her fan. Then she
began tanning herself vigorously, while
he lndustriously mopped of the persplra-
ton that streamed down his face.
isn't II dreadfully warm?" she gasp
ed at length, noticing his anxious looks
toward the window. ~
Awful" he replied.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20

~ Tanpan q Connects gallery to-day,
WON our fine Arlsto Cabinet Photo.
tapa' VIII be only 81 ~ per dozen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20

EIcursioa TO Chicago Account Unvsiiing
Logan Monument.
July q. the Baltimore & Ohio will sell
excursion tickets from Wheeling to
Chicago and return, at rate Of Sil, good
returning until July 20, inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20
CAnTo1t1A.

'i i.$:Y.5aL1421zs51 $ ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20

What We have been selling all season for $1,000
to $1,000. This is our week for getting rid of
broken lots of Mems Suits.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-01

strain Of ms weight taken OF my hs nd.
and feet With ooe foot in the loop
could hang on very comfortably. liut
then serious question arCSe. How was
to get into the bssket7 An attempt
&c climb mp over the side might upset
that frail AFFAIR.
Wait a minute called out the aero
uaut- III cut out two Of the RIB. of the
basket. right here in the bottom. aud
then. by sPringing the next one on each
side back a little. ! guess you can crawl
up through and this was done q mo-
nsent later
Il can tell you I was glad whea
found myself sitting in the bottom Of
the basket resting.
How long has IL been since We left
the groundg- asked.
just Eve minutes he said.
"A good deal can happen In Eve min
ates.
That continued my compan mon.
was the way came to be an aerouaut-
The affair created a great sensation.
and was talked about far and wide.
The owner of the hot-sir balloon was
shrrwd enough 10 see that there was
money TO be made out Of SO much FREE
advertising. and he made me hand
some offer to make the aseerSions with
him. and ! promptly accepted the offer
| was greatly interested in my new
work. ard gradually begun to add some
'sttraetious.' such Us performing on the
traPexe bar as the ascension was made,
and then parachute leaps from the bal
loon. high in air. But never attempted
any such attraction as was exhibited
when | went up hanging by one foot to
the drag roPe."-webb Donneii. In
Golden Days
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-01

Who's PwnnAnt FIew over the Cruiser Brook-
iva
thirty miles of British warshipN. in
which were lbs fighting ships ot diff.
ferent classes. carrying about 30 heavy
guns. manned by over =. 900 men and
Of about $50. coo tons in all.
During the morning the excursion
steamers, densely crowded to the rails.
were very busy steaming in aud oat oi
the lines of ships. do.iging about. ma
neuvering for good positions and gen
orally behaving in eccentric fashion.
resembling nothing NJ much ~ q lot ot
huge water spiders. Owing IA a wise
regulation by the admiralty that NJ
vessel was allowed Ia us- other than
the best Welsh coal. the smokc nui.
sanee proved less disaSreeable than an
tieipated-
The prince Of Wales. accompanied
By Admiral. H. K II. the duke OF >axe-
Coourg and Gotha AMI Captain. H. K
II. the duke Of York the princess ai
Wales and other royalties. with their
suites. arrived At Portsmouth at ou-
O'Clock The party Immediately pr,g-
NNFeANA 8A H%A%AEA AaAE EoN
toria end Albert in " hieh. 81 wears ago,
her majesty inspected the fseei. where
upon her royal highneSs' standard was
hoisted
After iunching on board at 80. the
Victoria and Albert. with the principal
royalties left the harbor for >pithead
She was followed by the Osborne. the
Alberta and Eltin. the two last being
occupied by members Of the royal
house. invited princes and potentates
Immediately after the royal yacht,
came the wildhre. special service YES
sci. occupied by RI Hon q. j. Gosh
en-. first lord Of the admiralty. his
family aud friends The Lords of the
admiralty and heads % the admiralty
departments followed in the Eachant-
ress. an admiralty yacht
As the Victoria and Albert WAS seen
approaching. the feet. led by the Re
nown and echoed by the foreign YES
sels present, fired a deafcning royal "a
lutte of 81 guns simultaneously tbs
blue jackets and marines '-manne,
ship standing on the ironclads il
solid lines round their outer edges sas
filing their tops. while on vessels o
the older type the yaris were quicsly
dotted IL was very theatrical and in
teresting. The Victoria and Albert
followed by the other yachts theE
steamed through the lines, III. sailor
heartily cheering. the bands playins
God save the Queen-~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-07-01

Should you ever be ON one of our men
of-war at eight O'Clock in the morning
You will hear suddenly three prolonged
rolls on a drum. followed BY the herald
ing notes Of bugle. Looking then
about the ship you will see every sailor
and every officer facing toward the stern
and standing mute with barred head and
uplifted eyes During these signs of
rigid respect you will see. rising slowly
to the peak and unfolding to the breeze,
the beautiful stars and stripes. and you
will feel an eNultant thrill. as does
every officer and man there uncovered,
that above you floats the symbol of the