The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31


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An en"fny ~ thH Ad'n'Ah'-'''hsrhIt
ofice had N" Governor mark Rowards
narna oT Tho rolls and never ro'IfHj him
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,nslt' 'DIs" =" 'r eb1 mn NOV N'Iu nos
tDities we're oyer dFd be kr'" that b" was
In disgrace. He wa never court-martlaIlcd
and all his military frierds pronourcei his
dt.r,Jss.I aIo,al IL v.. ~ rrnd sca,
H's, 10 ~ "VN' -
having served MS country iolr wears val
isntly and she'd his blood IL it. defence, To
AK for his nights until he was dying Then
ha a.sod hi. wife 10 try tn have nlstioe
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"""s " w n''.''"S' az "' y"
seeking TO II" TIM ever since NO" She If
feeble and old and says she wants IT done
before she dies.
Caroline Gr-voId met Jamos cob,,obps
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ho"aIn' 80 hdthep "ecause ne was Dorm 10
Columbus, IN lh5S. She was boarding on
East Houston street and he was visiting a
frien in this city. He was n likely von,b
a,J ,bcv teI in loy. He vent m bis hnna
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10 N|OFtDlbRLpN, DHlOt ana they CORE
sponded just before the war Hhe went TO
New Orleans. Suddenly the city was
hlockaoed. After the war she ran the
b,aoLada ,o u. No. ,,,nay garo 49,.
y she p~uI2uaaed the cdptain OF the
teamer hoaIoke 70 ger Ne" lorE.
tpmmodQre NahdefblN anew ner grand
iatner' ne psLh'1I hsr psssage aho gov her
truhhr reL'dSGq' on Mo-" az quo 10 heT
sFe@theart ne was nRhllhs ~ me trehcheh
pei1Ie NicEHouTg ne "I2Le Idlh. ~,
shaiI nor a-H I"T alurloh8h nhti 'icSs-
burg iiIh'
AItei hrant %2h az sicH1Gnrg howard
came ho9le dlI PIE urisnDil "Ght 4ut 70
'h!o anu in'ItI"h MN; nus 'uiIouBh hdd
not EXPIRED "hen ne hec'oeH 70 return to
inc from.
mIht oe az me coming pdtile at MISSION
hldge, ne SAD snail De IN mi OF
my r.
ne went 70 the hght and was wounded IN
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hsin no, ana ne shrugged nome ano Tecoy-
cred. de went to the AdJutant-' g leraIs
once IN Columbus one day TO ora" his pay.
n had WORDS with that otlclal ior abusing
q soldier whose mlnd was anect"d. He
was rebuked ana SAID.
i am a soldier and an oftcer, ana 1t IS my
duty TO rec mat private soldiers are pro-
sected.'
Then the regiment was mustered out, and
most OF the oficers reer4lsted ihey had a
blowout at the United States Hotel III Column
bus.
i went down there with my husband"
said Mrs, Howard yesterday. I stayed at
the hotel. They all got 10 drinking, my
husband no more no less than the others.
/ didn't like it, but they said they might
never all get together again and so we
laughed about it., Late al night my hus-
band and / went home together. He was
able TO walk two miles with me. He was
not badly intoxicated. When the regiment
came to &c away again one of the officers
told my husband that the Adj utant-General
was going TO try to have him dismissed fer
drunkenness, but he laughed and raid he
would have to have all the officers dismissed
II that was 50.
He went TO he front. marched through
Georgia with Sherman, and not until the
regiment was sent to Chattanooga TO be
mustered out dld he near nearly a year
after 1t had occurred, that he had been
diHlOnOrablV dlgchnTRed months before