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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-16

From another letter written to his
mother, we quote;
Il am homesick to see you. 1t is really
like sweet music to think Of our home
after coming into contact with the selfish
world, of which l am the most selfish.
Yet | actually believe | could he unset
fish if / lived at home. Where is that
picture of you that you said you were
going to send me-"
Robert Coleman Bagby, of Newport
News. Va, who was associated with
him two years at Annapolis: THE
heart of the great nation mourns with
YOU He was my good friend, fine,
noble fellow, possessing all the qualities
that constitute the ideal naval officer"
Gen. w. r. Cox Not only individ-
uals, but the nation laments the sacri-
flee. Your affliction is indeed greviOus,
but yet there is amidst the darkness a
silver lining to the cloud, when we recall
that at the command of his country he
went promptly to the front, fell with his
face to the countrys foe, and parting
left behind him a light that illumines his
chosen profession"
From the letter before the last to his
mother, under date of Key West, May 4,
on board torpedo boat Winslow tone
week before he was killed.:
I'VE leave in Il few hours for Matan-
zas, whence we came two days ago for
some minor repairs and necessary stores
and coal. You are the sweetest mother
to me, for more reasons than
/ can ever count: but l am
thinking principally about your
writing to me. Everytime we have re-
ceived mail there has been letter
from you; and YOU would be so glad if
you knew how happy they make me.
Each time we come into port or get any
chance whatever to send you letter |
shall do SO, and have done so up to this
moment.
you need have no fears about me.
for there is no danger for MS now. There
may be when the Spanish fleet comes
but | am sorry to say that fear that
will never be. A war comes only once
in Il generation, and it will he very hard
if ] can get no chance to do some unus-
ual service, so it is very disappointing to
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-16

middle of March, about two months ago,
and my husband and / We're much i'm
pressed by the splendid development
that had come to him. He always bore
himself in princely way and two
months ago there was added to that
bearing strength and sweetness ana
power of expression that gave his fine
face an almost seraphic expression. His
deep suffering, which we shared IN the
loss of his friend, Cabel Breckenridge,
think had elevated fortified his own
spirit. In writing you this l am sure
that Captain Evans would agree with
all l say for he loved and valued your
son as we all did and do, and always
shall do while memory lasts.
when your deep anguish shall have
become part of your life-for that is
all we mothers can expect when such
blow falls upon us-you will realize
that your boy died as he would have
wished, in the flush and stir of battle
with no lingering or time for pain.
"He flashed his soul out with the guns,
And took his Heaven at once
''My own only boy, who loved yours
sailed for Havana yesterday Afternoon on
the Massachusetts, so you can under
stand that / know how to feel foe you
with very tender sympathy. l am
Most sincerely yours,
CHARLOTTE T. EVANS"
The Virginia people observe May il
as Memorial Day. The Norfolk Land
mark contains the following reference to
the honor paid to Ensign Bagley:
Ensign Worth Bagley, of Raleigh, y.
c., who was killed on the torpedo boat
Winslow, being well known and greatly
esteemed in Portsmouth, beautlltl
silken United States flag was raised TO
his memory in the Confederate sectloh
in Cedar Grove by a number OF YOUNG
ladies and gentlemen, and attracted con
siderable attention. The walnut nag
staff is wound about with garlands' al
the top is a chaplet Of green and Whlle'
while around the base are grouped pro-
fusion of floral designs and rare bios
SONS. The flag bears the following IN
scription: Ensign Worth Bagley' =. >.
a.. one of the first victims OF the Ameri-
can-Spanish war.
Yesterday j, M. MCGOWAN, ESQ, rs
Secretary of Wilmington Lodge lou, T.
0. o. IT,, wrote quite an appropriate
letter of coincidence to Mrs. Addle 9ds,
ley of Raleigh, mother of the sapane
young ensign. Worth Bagley Wilose
death was published in yesterday ''aI'
The letter was written by ofder % me
lodge,and was occasioned by me lael
that Mrs. Bagley's deceosed nusoanu'
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father of Ensign Bagley, Mr. william
II Baglcv. was a mast grand master anu
mast grand representative. ~ Co.,
was mailed Yesterday Wilmington 0'ai'
RESOLUTIONS or WILMINGTON
LODGE no. $50, |. o. o. +.
Wilmington n. c., May Is, 1913.
Mrs Addie Rocley, Raleigh, \. Z.
NTv boar Madam: 1t is with sah
heart that carry out the instructions
of Wilmington Lodge No. l59' l. -. "
u in writing YOU letter of CONFIDENCE
~ tho cad loss of that noble aud patriot
ic voung North Carolinian, ana your SUI
Madam while it has pleased Goo III
rIi. inG,,;+o wisdom TO call him home,
H., ala # IL encb manner that young
WORTU RAGI.EY will leave a name
IN tho history Of his native State that
will 90 down to future generations as
+ha FIRST 70 give his life in TINS war TOT
his country. and in cause that IS ZOE
the amelioraton Of an oppressed peoP''
,,.bo ,vnro CRYING ont to heaven for as
sistnnce in getting from under the tyrah-
zeal rule of Spain. ,;
God seems to love Il shining mark'and ID
selecting your beloved son Lie has taken
one who was an honor to his country
an honor to his State and man no was
beloved by all who came in contact with
him for his generous, gcntlemanly ana
courteous manner.
Wilmington Lodge. and l may say that
NIL Odd Fellows in North Carolina, send
YOU their heartfelt sympathy, and hope
I.that the good Lord may give YOU thur
grace and consolation that he alone can
give to Il heart full of sorrow in the loss
of dear one: the chair is vacant; the
dear tongue that lispcd mother that
sweet word. is silent; the heart that beat
when he thought of you in foreign wat
crs. and wondered if he would ever sec
mother again, will beat on earth
no more but he lived an upright life. he
was brave. gallant soldier and is now
doing duty with Jesus on the streets Of
the new Jerusalem and only waiting for
the coming of his loved ones to greet
them at the gates of that City not built
with hands, eternal in the heavens.
Madam. your husband was an Odd
Fellow. and reached II high pinnacle in
the order and WORTH was the son of
one Of our brothers. and we feel it right
that we should show a proper respect to
the son of one who was brother, and
| that descended from Il family on your
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-16
FROM LOVING FRIENDS.
Letters and kilograms of Coincidence on the
Death of Ensign Bagley.

Il
From among hundreds of kilograms
| and letters of coincidence from all over
the State and country expressing sym
| pathy with the stricken home upon tn,
distressing. if splendid, death of Ensign
| Bagley. the News and Observer is ena.
/ bied to give this morning fraction Sc
| lected at random.
| TO do more, at the moment were i'm.
possible for reasons which will be readily
appreciated. Even those printed here
were given with sensitive reluctance and
finally only on account of the reason.
ably expressed desire of many to let the
public know what II far-sounding chord
had been struck in the death of this now
national hero whom North Carolina gave
to the country.
Whitsett Institute: "All honor to gal
LIANT Worth Bagley, the hero of Carde-
mas"
C. A, Boynton, Manager of the Asso'
ciated Press at Washington:
My sincere coincidence. He died
while brayely fighting.
DR.. Thomas S. Cullen, of Johns Hop
kins University: My heartfelt sympa-
thy to yourself and family
In reply to telegram of coincidence
from Mrs. w. III. Bagley, who, when i'll
her great grief did not forget the wouno
of her sons commander, Lieutenant Ber-
nadou, replied: with grateful thanks
and sincerest coincidence"
From Senator Butler: "NIy sincerest
sympathy with You in the great bereavc-
ment both to you, the State and the
nation"
Anon Bronson, ,Ir.. U. S. Navy Wash
ington: ''Fo the memory of the best fell
low ever knew"
Numberless letters from wives of naval
officers and from friends and admirers
all over the country.
One of many personal letters from An
napolis: Your son was such a friend
of mine during his cadet days Mt An
napolis that / wish to be among those
l,a,,r of ,.o,,r tor.;I,lo sorra,,, iI;s hn,,
louL - soun ,eLli ~; io h's hI III
post u uu.S ~ hls cuun,lS seINi ~ = !,
=" so''iec u piiue ~ ''ii "no NHe" n'iA
-
Hoke Smith, Atlanta, Ga:
Il spent last week Mt Key West and
vas oii .n nv, !" h ails,om VIII ii hnnr
VIZ ~ 'i III 81, ',.,,,sa4,,;. III, az
Pr. IN 49, !, - ,, "'Ai
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b,,ndred ordinary live mon >
O,BRIEN MOORE.
From tho city of Oxford. "Our 70.
S;ctnIy ~ Dewey Suddenly yera ,rrastod
hv Tho sad news If tba daatb If vo,,r
beroio con IN the ca,,sa of onr conntrv
nv Irnitad Stotos bae lot =. hra,,o ofi;.
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OFF Matanzas, Cuba. May Z, 1898.
Extract from last letter he wrote,
which was received after the telegram
announcing his death, had been received.
"The nation as a whole, from the tenor
of the press has realized that the navy
is our defense, our real fighting body"
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On Texas, Nov Doth, 1895.
But for the present, must C4ose with
the remark that ] love my mother as
much as ever, but no more, for in the
language of one of our walters at An
napolis, De cook, he say, faint no mo-
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From the city of Oxford: "Our re.
joicings over the great and unparalleled
victory of Dewey suddenly were arrested
by the sad news of the death of your
heroic son in the cause of our country.
The United States has lost a brave Off
Ger; North Carolina, hero; you. son;
the citizens of Oxford grieye with you"
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March 3. 1898
you will have to get out of the habit
of feeling fear for my safety.
Besides you have enough of the Spar
tan in you, if you wish--to say: with
your shield, or on il, and that is what
you must always say to me-"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26

@uilfet Blao leier bu? s ct
iuenif @trfulare bar ri funbet fpl,
9enoe, iom bet ct 9anffe aaunli9t for
enbuer at merle fig. @irfuleret be,
gpnoer meo openitaoenbe @pgr9s.
maal og fortietter berpaa iaalebes :
~Der 9tues neppe no9et 9iem.
builfet mon life bolber ct eQer Fere
Blaoe. Oar bu tantt poo, bpilten
Srofpoelie oisie Blabe puer paa big
% 6iemmets Bpriee Reblemmer? ?
s ret monee Eilfeloe er benne Snbs
fpoelfe fsrre enb baabe 2ererens
og Hretens. O8 leg oa merle til.
at benne Snb1pbelie tan enten bore
COB eQer ilet. 6uem Tan fi9e, builfen
@lenoiebeo, ber er brost ouer fr.ftne
9iem lite blot peb uautenbise men
enoos blot ueo tuetgbiae os upaalioe,
lise Nciier? 2ise uiatist iom bet Ct
for 2esemets Suubbeo. at ri taaer
funb 5bbe til os. li9eioa uistist er
bet. at @inbet os Sielen neres Of
bet. 1om forabler 5oritanben o9 op.
bpsser 6iertet. Weeet af bet. iom
trpffes o9 uobefreS. ct iife nitfet
bertil. @iBr oertor 8alset al 8lao
for big felo os bit 6iem meo 5orz
itanb % @ftertanfe."
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8ttto ottt &attteI!

Nattens Sfp9eer leirebe fg oper
Drtenen.
Wubammeo oe bans Ttlbpnaere
sioroe 9olbt os iIo9 op teres Telt.
vNQab berger ON fine Bern", {oe-
be en- at bem. "ies lpier min Romel
og letter min TiQib til NQob, at lea
ital ftnbe ben isien imorsen peb Sol>
opsan9."
"Min Sen, iaaoe Brofeten og
lbfteoe aouarenbe 5ineeren, vbiub
&amelen og ttol foen paa Nllob."
Noar bet sialoer at beoare 6el.
breoen. er Der mango, iom unoer To-
rig Sberoigpeo. folenbe blinbt paa
NQab. lpie oeres &ameler, % fben
piie be en- from unbertafelfe ouer
bet 2ab. iom be oerueo paabroge fiQ.
Dette Soroeliu ct 10 forsienseliat,
og of ben @runb moa ri taale og be.
re bets Strpbelisbeber. Wen bet ct
boerten fornuttiet eller front at b..
tro fit Yio til Sub, og fben efter
blinot ouertreoe oqe @unbbeoens
&e9ler.
~&n forunoerlig 5oripnetS @tits
telie, / Sanobeo". ioaoe ieQ pemooigt
til min Nabo. ba hi tiliammen oper.
oar ben treble Besrapelie bos
&apte,n 9. minbre enb to Wor.
,5oripaets EilRittelie. ia". iaaoe
min Gabo utoalmooist. rDet ct
piit lite Goripnets EilRittelie. &op>
tein 9. bar raabne &artoFer unber
fit 6us."
"Ses beoer Sub 9iue mig 9}oabe
til at funne bB roli9t", io9oe en- ung
@ige. iom bar ! Brpitfpsens tife
Stooie.
Set ct meeet risti9t". buiRebe
2esen fortrolia til mig; linen ON
bun bauoe beot Cub ON Gorfanb,
iaa at bun life bopbe labet fin Raobe
bliue biemme. oo bun forri9e &inter
fulbe SelRob. iaa hauoe bet ueret
me9et beore."
Wiue Benner. ipis toruelis. iunb
Ggoe. Heb eoer torfanoi9t. uoluft
eberS Boli9er. uer afbolbenoe o9 a9t,
1omme II &ortbeb: binb eber8 ga,
| meier oe fol iioen paa Sub o9 MODS
tag 9laDelia, hpao ban / ut Gor|pn
lenoer eber. (@p. Senob.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26

Som rimeli9t tunbe pere efter en-
faaoau &al9tamp Tom ben, bporfro
Wart 8anna fom uo iom 5oreneoe
Staters Senator. blep BeRllouin>
9erne for Beititfelie iaa mango, at
en- l1uoerigselie bleu beiluttet. @n
Qncerieeelies=&omite / @tats; Seno.
tet Ohio inbfeonte ipp &ioner til
5orbpr 0usba8soften fife uge. men
be nesteoe a(lelammeu at ipore, ba
oereS @asfprer bouoe raabet benz
BERTH. Senat>Ro omiteen baube inseu
Npno,sbeo til at optu9e ct ioooant
JorbDr, paait0b be. &omiteen beftob
af fem Meolemmer. os ole Meblemz
mer forip9te al efsaminere |iouerne,
men aQe 5oriss itranbete paa &ibs
nernes baltarriae Toriet lite at
ipare paa noget @ppr9smaal.
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OIiper Oliuerion. ION bor Ell
Mil ipb fra Dalton. er meset fpe.
% bet beoer. at ber er intet 9aab
ON. at ban pil foo bet ooer.
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men 26rbas ben 22oe San.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26

9a &eiret oar iaa 9oot % itaoi9t.
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biemme. @n uenlis 6tlfen til Bla'
bets &ebaftpr % bets Yefere.
&enlisft. @br. Mettetao.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26

Der sommer ben ienere Tib o0e
Sla9S &p9ter fra @uba. ut bsr bar
ueret OprBr 6aoona er of9iort.
Men Der bar oeiao uaret mebbelt. at
5or. @taterS Roniul Gen. See er
orebt. 9ette er fenere beneetet os
li9elebes ct Single ON, of ban bar re-
fianeret, iom 1enere paaitaoet. Tor.
Stoters &e9ierin9 bar M ienbt ct
&ri9sRib til 6ouana. men bet beber,
at bet blot betpoer fornpet BenRab
for @panien.
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st 8arttS 9p6r8SntaaI.

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tom for at bebe ON at blioe opta9ne i
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oes be nosleoe bam til &oriet paa
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fooreoe, penote ban fig til fin 6aoer
o9 iagoe: r5aoer. par bet bine
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3aore / bans Die. - Son funbe
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fine 9anDer iammen oe ubbrpo:
v&ab. 6erre Selus. ioo mao bet bope
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til &oriet." 5za bet Dieblit ct Bar,
net fom foruanolet, os ira ben Stunt
at bar ri a0e boot Beip9 Of 9erren.
(Den @br. Ealsmb.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26
Set ~it5rre" Netp 0ortS T5oiel.

Neb @rpet af bet npe Nar blir
the ''Greater" Meip gor. inofsrt /
8eroen iom en- fulouofsen R1empe.
&roblemet ON communal &eaierin9
/ bette 2anb pil bliue fat paa ben
bpie,te Yr6ue efter ben meR itorarte=
be Naalefof. Snben bens @renb,
ier ct en- Betolfnin9 iaa for iom ben
/ tretten af pore fuuerene @tattr
efter ben fife 5olfetau,no oa faa for
iom ben / be oprinoelise trettsn
Stater, naar unionen blep bannet.
8e1inselierne for 2iu os 6elbreb i
benne ubpre Man9folbi9beb fra alle
@ationer os olle @lass &limat er en-
ulpft @aabe, men, tasenbe @rfarin<
gen al ct ballot Norbunbrebes Cue
eeis tilblelp. Tan 1ufinber af 2iben=
be Stem Oorf % anbreRebs blipe
reuet ub af @rebet poo ben imerte,
fulbe @ngbom, &beumotisme, ueb
betimelig og ipfematif 8ru9 at 80.
ftetterS Mauebitters, Der oesuben ct
ct BeRpttelieSmibbel mob Maloria
og MpreiB9oom % ct belbrebenoe
M,bbel 1iltelbe af 2eperipgbom,
me. Soritoppelie. ilet 5orbpielfe.
sick headache % Nerupiitet. Oct
9tuer beunoringsuerotB Nppetit os
fremmer Sbpn, paafpnoer Bebring
efter Spsoom u9 moopirter Nlber.
bommens Sua9beber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26


u5tanoinauen": Mete Nar blir
40 Nar, fioen &rof. 2aurits Narion
bleu Befsrer at 2utber college /
Decorab. 9an uil fratrebe, iaa!nart
benne lanee Nrbeibsbos ct enot.
Com fin @ttermanb bar ban foreilaaet
Bafor Stat 9. 9orriion @bicaeo.
fom atlerebe ct oal9t Of 6afultetet %
&irteroabet o9 9enboIb bertil bar
mootnset &olb til Befprerpoften.
8oftor Iorriion ct anerfIenbt fom
en- Manb al fremtreoenbe oomtnt<
ftrotip 9b9tisbeo. os bet uar bopeb>
1agelig 6enipnet berttl. fom bar be-
ftemmenbe for &irferaabet I bets
&alg.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-01-26

Rnute @elion, bans 9epneoslsb, ifrepet efter Sp>
Ipsntnser fra Senatoren elp. Oette ct en- Soltebos
Bette Srbs bebite Betpbntns. Den ruler op ct
Btue6e al ubFptterfoltets Tltb o9 &. og af 6en
2sn ber penter ltben, eb ct elegant 9ortret af es
natoren. 9rts: Seftet 25c, elegant tnbbunben 5Oc,
pasienbe til Breient.
Jritbiof gtanien's gtorbpolsretier. en Solfeubsap
af en- Bog ON @aniens Bolarreiier er MI ubtom,en.
Bosen er ubitpret meb mango 8tlleoer iamt ct &art
oper rSrams" Suite, Hselebes ouer ben Bet 0anien
os Sobanien fel9es. Sen ielses for S5c e1esante
Om1ag. 9st &abat til sobe Igenter. Senb alle
Orbrer til @albm. Rrtebt, 613-16 @aib
A,e. g., Minueapolts, Mtun.