The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

in attendance. To say a word to me-
and as l stood with him At our garden
gate. tho cannonad!ng suddenly in
creased tgemendously.'
That's my place. not this II /
don't come out oi it. rcmcmbe tried
20 do my duty he said with hasty
hand shakt and spring!ns into his sad
ole. the horse rearing nercely. ne waved
his cap ana spurrcd away. the orderly
Gathering after. 1t was tho last time
ever saw him. In one o: tho battles
OF July h. Tell. leading Ills mon IN Il
splendid charge, and in him many
bright hopes and "a noble future were
exiting lished."
on Grace Street. between jefferson
ana Madison. stood the houses ia which
the great cavalry leader General j.
l.. stuart and Surgeon General : 2.
Moore OF the Confcderacy died In jan
pary. OF isoi. Mrs George Wytne Ram
do!pn. wife OF the Confederate Score
tary OF War. gave an entertainment. a
series OF charades in pantonine stuart
was present, gay. gallant the inspira
ton of the evening as usual, Lees
great lieutenant tic meteor cavalry
man, whose men gloried in following
him 10 the death. In few shorts
months after thls brief balance with
fun In Richmond. ne was to ride his
at battle near Yellow Tavern"
There IS q book called the Crisis Of
tile Confcdcracy' in which an English
officer. Captain Cecil Batt!ne. OF the
Fifteenth Kings Iiuassrs thus des-
cr!bea the SoUths foremost cavalry
leader. James stuart. or Jeb. as nc
was called in the army from His first
initials, proved himself in his short
career, the greatest warrior among the
great men who have been so called
said to be dscondea from Robert the
Bruce. he certainly Inherited the isinsly
talent for leading Men ana making war.
lie was nut twenty-eieht years old
when he took Jacksohs place at the
mead OF the Second Corps At Chan
cellorsville. when tho signal had been
given for an assault right along the
line, while the guns swept the road
and the clearing on either side OF IT,.
stuart led his infantry once more
across the rabine singing at the top If
his voice and waving his sword HE
blonde beard. blue eyes and noble
figure on horseback recalled tho Nor
man hero who led the van at Hastings
singing the songs OF Roland"
Not less heroic than leadership was
the service given hv surgeon General
Moore whose position involved respon-
sbilities that were arduous In the eX-
hospital appliances OF every kind. ne
held in organization and directed mon
who will ever remain I'm history an
honor IN their profession because OF
their absolute fearlessness thcn zeal
and devotian. their skill and their bril-
liant talents"
Jewish Soldiers of the Confedcracy.
From stricken homes whcra they
we're tenderiy nursed. from the battle
fields on which Inv fell. from Seabrook's
or Kent and Paine's warehouses. or per-
chance from camp Winder. were borne
to the Confederate Gods Acre of the
Jewish hurying ground. on tho hillside
ovcrlookins Shockoe Hill Cemetery. the
bodies of Jewish soldiers. belonging to
Richmond organizations and bearing
their gallant part in the service of
the Confederacy.
They shall have trophies in long flu
turo hours
And lasting recollections which shall
be
Green as tho summer leaves. and
fresh as flowers.
That. through all seasons. bloom
oternally."
Nurses the Crying Need.
At Camp Winder in 1864. tho crying
need in the Confederate hospitals was