The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-05-24

'iful cemetery 100 the city Of 81 Louis
Their place IL in Arlington. Generals
ruiouols. 8pfgcuutB. COrpurals ana pil
Yates are side by side 100 this encanip
mont of the dead The silent tents Of
uiouIss aud Conlcdoratcs are
pitched not tar apart and no guard
stands between. schuheid lfederaD
and Wheeler Confederate sleep al
most side b. side They we're friends
then enemies iu war. and then friends
again. serving under the same ilag
both dying while IN service OF the
United states
There are soldiers of many wars
resting In Arlington Revolutionary
Veterans llo under the same trees ihai
shelter their descendants killed 10 the
Philippine Islands Soldiers Who we're
tuo victims OF the Seminole ana Sioux
sleep side by sidr. and with them are
the men VINO fell Mt Moliuo del licy
aud uucuu Vista. Sailors who served
uu the Constitution ana on the Maine
ure ~ port In Arlington
General sheridan rests under n no
BILE monument not FAR from the Cur
tis mansion ON the brow OF q hill over
looking tho Potomac Nonr him are
Crook. aud Gresham, and Gibbon. aud
Srhonold aud Wheeler and Harvey
For seventy one years Harvey was q
commissioned officer uf tho United
States armyan veteran OF the old
SECOND Dragons lie fought IN the
Black Hawk and Seminole wars, III
Nosi,o, and ON the plains. and Ia the
northern army IN the civil war lie
Vn, soldier after soldiers own
heart
limo and again attention has been
called a. the tact that General Law
ton. Who was killed at the head OF his
troops iu tho Philippines. lies In Art
ngton without hitting memorial OF his
services tu his country There Ia %
government marker above the grave
hearing the Indiana soldiers name
aud rank. and that d. alta little gov
ornmout reminder rising nearly MA
inches above the turf ON Memorial
day there viii be- memorial OF now
orE on General laNton's grave. but
the flowers will mdc within q week
n should be- said that there H. law
possibly an unwrittcn law--Which
makes n impossible Tor the govern.
mcnt 20 erect monument over their
graves In Arlington. The generals
family II prevented from doing It by
the terms of his viii
Fish Bill Arouses Congress.
II was "fsh bill" which
caused congress to pass a Joint
resolution TO direct the president 20
an cndcavor to bring about an under
standing among the great powers
which would result In Incorporating N
the permanent law the principles Of
exemption Of an private property At
SEA from capture unless II were
known to be- contraband " war
Nowadays with The Hague tribunal
In occasional operation aud with at
tcmpts being made for general Arbi
trntlon treaties the efforts Of the
government are toward eliminating
from the field Of spollation prlyat"
property whether AZ sea or ON land I'm.
der an agreement which II Ia thought
/ has been given the effect " lntcrna.
/ tional law unfortlnod cities on the sea
coasts hereafter are 10 be immune
from homhardmcnt Various other at
engagements have been made lookiug
to the introduction Of the humanitlcs
into warfare
II has been said that II was fish
bin which led to agitation of tho ques
/ ton NJ the exemption from seizure "
private property NJ sea In time oi
war Doubtless II was a pure accident
/ In the matter Of date line cir"uw
stance but n was on the last day o.
one l,rntcn season that the attorney
general sent to congress huge fresh
/ nsh bill which was promptly referred
10 the committee ON appropriations
THIS nsh hill or rather collection OF
I nsh hills wus simply list ol iudg
mcnts rendered against the United
Smtrs hy the supreme court
Paid by Uncle Sam,
Uuclc sam paid for eleven boatload.
Of fresh nsh simply because the hug,
navy which he collected In the West
Indian waters thought for tho hrsl
month or two that the chief end and
aim NJ It's guns was 20 seize Spanish
fishing amacks and their loads al
smolls and other things nnny II tn,
fsh had been pickcd smoked OF
snltcd II would not have been so ha,
for Uncle sam, or 80 good for tbs
Spaniard. but on the day ~ theft
rapturc the fish were very fresh III,
day thereafter they were less so, IN,
third day the American sailors con
vo,lng the prizes had strong smelliu,
suspicious. the fourth day the smell
needed another word beginning viii
an ~" to do It Justice, and IN IN,
nnh day the fish went overheard
The Spnniards were good fishermen
Julian Rcpgochca and Francisco Con
falcs. In 10 by 10 smack tho Pode
de nios had sl,4257A worth - FISH
Tor which Uncle sam paid, besides Civ
ing $4,000 Tor injury to the olfactor,
nerves and to the feelings of Iulinl
and Francisco Every one Of the cley
on smacks when captured was loadc,
TO the gunwalcs with nsh Nothinl
like tho hRuls that these Spaniard
made has been known In either sacrc
A. Il.