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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-06

WANTED-ro buy COPY Of Chronicles
on Border Whrsare,' hook deseriD-
tive OF tee early indian W.ps In West
Virginia aud other DOTuOns 81 the Ohio
valley
Also wanted 90 OH any copies Of old
Histories ~ virginia aud W est giralnia
% county histories. that may be on fhs
IiArket l'ersUns AnNfng same Will al
dress iiLstury. care Intelligence
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Cake aad Cream Social

FINAL preparations have been made
Tor the cake and. cream social To be Civ
ca In the town hall at EdgWOOd this
evening. by the members 81 the sunday
school OF the Lutheran church OF that
place.
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HOTELS

Mistress 14rr. sd. arc rofrr to
'ltr company fur dinner AND aarf
io -rrfk FOO Won about tho COOKING
MHiI lfaaum urn thew vuur reI4.
iI''. ur your uahnud'r.-Ncw or
Jeans Time Democrat
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ron SAFE. sMAL1. PAW
sEALED PROPOSALS

Power Plant for sale.
sealed bids Will sa raraIt.E f... TIL.
ItpAkb OF COMMISSIONERS or -rI{E
COUNTY or ONO Until 1000 "a M
H"niaf. March 10Th Igi3. f.r tho sale
or ihe power plant ~ said ohio COUNTY
located in tire reir ~ the Court Ifsur.
hfd Consisting ~ the following
~ H y tubular boilers.
steam eurincs
Nfet' EhYuee Generators
W'rtr iustuu pump
Switchboard
h.Arr 'ampa
Iiids " 10 re received fsr -ia entire
equipment Ha lIafoI aIat. nr r.- arr
part thereof
l'is tr h' addressed on rfE upAru
NF ''M StDNEW5 Wfreirr. " Va.
Hri marked .I|I fnr power plant
Tho ltntff reserves Tho rfr.f ID. Co.. ,.t
urf Dr aI hIIa
GED IS OLDHAM. clcrk
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DIED.

DNER-un "wednesday. March IS. 1914
90 DO b. o'clock a. uI 80 her late resi-
nruco. FuruHsH Apartments 1907 Erff
street LOUISE MrNE-HfsN. widow
~ tie late Wilbur T. fyer
Funeral services 40 So Matthews r. D.
CHURCH. friday afternoon az so
.in'k Friends invited frferwrut
private 20 Greenwood rc uetery
JEFErNs-Nt Wr'1ahu-g. " Va Mon
'ti. Mar. ?. iHff. 90 o. un O'Clock D
u. ALICE BRIGGS JENKINS wife
~ John DO Jcrkins. OF Wrcchrg. ".
Funeral frlm trc residence ~ ier
mother Mfs Mlrrarrt..ffrtcgs Wells
'.ft INlraday MareI ttn at g So
D.
VAS Tuesday March 1914. At
. g. nrIDlk o. m 200 f.r refidenre ~
Due enr.ir. law. Hermann foHmln. 80
I.n fuuftr.ufn street HENRY NAAS.
ir fIn tifh year nf DIS axe
FlnrfN frsm h.e residence 100 -Four
f'rufn street Hr FRIDAY. March -tr.
.f.a. 10 u.rInlF Dr. services Of
o. 80 Johns EVANGELIST church ~
10 nrIH. b lutfrmfnf Efefrp o.l.l
cemetery Irirn.r Hf family irvtfef
fH attend fmmr, lately after fle ae-.
ft.fa There VII .r H eur. .aI car fa
convey f|r friends fn thr cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-06
CARD OF THANKS
or TrIAHKR

CARD or T1LAHKR
EN-SQuire " y Kotssera and family
~ zlUf Chapliue street. city. earnestly
thank their kind friends FOR the true
lluducs7 and care shown the late Mrs
Rodgers during her last, tliness. also for
the many beautiful flowers send here az
her death
W y RonGERs AND FAMILY.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTEL,


HOTEL H1THWELL
Atlantic city. ~
N'. FINIH Ave ar"nrl house from
steal Pier "a. Ehrst STANDARD ln Cuisine
Fni efrt Vice. modern appointments
BOOKLET. j n 81 ID HrTHW VEIL.
GhLEE HALL
I.'ff. |NI Sci. .ft..IrI. Atlantic fT.ft New
Jersey. 40 lIfIl place fHr a long OBJ short
fifH Stone brick nuI sfeai IuffIinr
..'..IH fr cutie uffn Dot auf cold aea
water fn ir.tfr baths TuNI. AMI f-urn
..lf iinfif HnI Treatments u.f. ga. net
attendants fe.anna .r TaaErfrt and
N'ttInE D D.. VOWS. cent Mtur-fr
fn .f.ff
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis Be rtS ChX
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHlAL ENBALNER,
ii22 ard ft2f Malls street.
Calls Answered Ia, or Night--
Store Phones 635.
VIC l. rertschy. He'll Phone i7S7.H
C. J. Bertschy. Nat Phone f22q.Y
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shsnts ana or Whni..,l. sI n.si.r -

AeItf Ann Vther " noleaale Dealers
. N.,II'E o. uEftENN GfNaN. T|at
iLe ~fnte heard Of control ~ f-s state
20 ffa office at rhar.eafon Wet Viz
fifiH. fnr fIfuianIuE supplies fnr f.s
several ffffs .nafffutfota. frc financial
Iff.aF mont ~ which DEL vested Iu paI.
linnri contracts viii DO awarded .u the
i."fat rlftrrH quail ~ considered ant
ptner fh.uEa benz equal West NirE. uIa
af tInra VII 10 given preference
larfF uf nuEEI'ra ufe.feI vii 30 rur.
n.sNrI IIfdfrs nr rerr rt ~ rr4.fafs
eating f.r line desired
STATE BOARD rI CONTROL
80 t-tf charleston. Wet NIrgtnia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-06
Country Property

% minutes. cent fare from Wheel
Ing on Elm Grove line: house con
tains $ rooms. gas. electric lights.
hard wood finish. lot SoX3J7. in lawn.
Garden and chicken yard. Fruit and
al on quick deal. $500.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

roe sALD OF TRADE-A good seven
room mouse and two ioN. with wells
mehts WA sell cheao. or trade for Q
small farm. Address Charles q ntlIer
ISulerpa. " Va fo-ZZ-tf
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

" call
II LEVY
no. 1897 harket St, whseIing, W. Va
VIZ uilect Bad Bills Buy and Sell
Claims. Attachments carefully placed
snd executed We adjust claims and
max collections On COMM sion basia
NO election. no pap. Tine Buckeye Mer-
w ceiling. ~. Va u
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Special

The good. s-Roomed. comfortable
home property al 90 Maryland street ::
in first class condition: good sized
lot 5Oxi3o;you can buy house and lot
on quick deal. for less than IL would
cost TO build house
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WAITED oirapher. Apply Wheel
ing Tile Co. vt and Chapllne Sts
Sity. mr-6-i
WAHIED-Shoe saieswoman IN leading
SA"e store. GOOt. opportunity for live
active young woman Address Shoe
store. care lntelliEsncer. mr-5-tf
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WANTEU1Male Help.
LABOR ERS
WANTED
$500 Per Day

Nine hours. Apply James
Stewart Co.. City Hospital, 10th
and Eoff SITS. If
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANrED-Uufurnis two, three or
-FOUR rooms and BATH modern, and cen
iral location. April Let or MAY ist
Ndaress .. g. c. care Intelligencer.
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Out the Pie Councils.
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Prices lowest. Choice mstinEs. order
now. g. r. McHugh. Mt. Pleasant. Ohio.
mr-5-t-ap-5
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Ia,n,.s roes Jas, AMI STICKS u.n,
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POULTRY.

ALExANpEH strain eIpTIe comS SYoSn
leghorn stock for sale. Eggs for
hatchng. r. A Alexander. Wheeling. w.
Va. mr-6-50t
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,..,. E...s
i.o1rlet 80 fifteen years pTHcuce.
"A. T. JUH LAP, PAZEHT ATToRHEE
Rational EEcbAnGe SAM bag.
WossltnG. ". Va
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Wanted-Male and Female Help
WAETED-Ienonst rafors Write in
own nanl writing. \. W. Co. Box ~.
WheelinE W Va f-20-tf
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-20
GROCERY BARGAINS.

20 lbs. GRADUATED Sugar ($1.00 to
each customer) .......... $500
80 Bars Good Laundry Soap. Loo
/ box 100 bars Perfect Soap. ........ 3.35
1 box 100 bars Lenox Soap. -. 1856
l box 100 bars Galvanic Soap. 1856
3 cans Turban Corn. z3
Soda Crackers (by the box about 20
lbs.) per lb ......... ... &c
Black Tea, India, regular 75c per h.. 6Oc
Brook Bond Tea, regular Csc per lb... SOC
4 pkgs Quaker Corn Flakes. ......... CSC
Celluloid Starch, regular 15c. :..:1Oc
Eddy's Clothes Starch regular 15c. 1OC
Gopher Lump Starch, 3 pkgs... ....... Csc
Fancy Seeded Raisins, 3 pkgs.. :....25c
Is lbs. King Coffee, regular SOC per
h., Is lbs. for .$6.75
Turban Tomatoes, 3 lb. cans, per can. 1Oc
Sauer Kraut regular 15c, per can. 1Oc
Standard Tomatoes, per can, 15c kind. 1OC
1b. can Baby Beets, regular 20c.... ..15c
Quart Bottle Canada Sap Maple Syrup 45c
Half gallon can Canada Sap Maple
SYRUP. -. .1OC
Large package Pearline .ZOc
At the above prices you cannot complain of
the high cost of living.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-20
SHOE Department

Here is regular clean up of short lines,
single pairs left from large lots. Must be
closed out -a
Mems Velour, Butcher Leather lined,
Cushion Soles, Rubber Heels, 81
inch tops, values of these $500.
Special close out ..... .......... $3.50
Mems as above, but little cheaper,
being the SIS 90 grade, special.... 1876
Another that sold for $4.75, special. $50
Mems Box Calf Shoes, leather lined,
$500 kind, .............. Z.75
Mems Vici Kid, lace, Douglas make,
81 to So. :................... $3.50
Mems Box Calf, leather lined, Doug
las make, $3.50. .............. $50
Ladies' Patent Leather, lace, $3.50 a..
to 81. ........ ........... Z.5O
Ladies' Vici Kid, lace, So, 200
Ladies' Vici Kid, fancy tops, $3.......2.OO
Ladies' Kangaroo Calf, lace, 50,
special ....... ..:........:. S1.4O
Ladies' Navy Calf, lace, $1.75,. 1.2O
Child's Patent Butcher, to 8, $1.35, 9Oc
lace, Mat top, to 8,
$l.0O. l.UU
Child's lace, 6 to 8, S1.25. 75c
Child's Box Calf, Butcher, 81 to II,
Isl ............... $1.1O
Child's Gun Metal Butcher, 5 e to 8,
$l.5O $500. .$I.UO
| Child's Gun Metal, Butcher, 81 to
II, ST. Sis
| Misses Box Calf Shoes, Butcher, 11H
to- $175.. S1.25
! Above Advertised Shoes have been priced
so that your money will do about
double duty. ~s 49,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-20
Dry Goods Department.

Thousands of Big Bargains will be Of
fered in this department for the Market
Days, and only for these days. Take adj
vantage of the opportunity.
A special inducement, new line of
this springs Dress Ginghams, the
very best quality considering wear
and color. Regular price 15c per
yd., special. .1OHc
PERCALES- SO in. goods. New
patterns, both light and dark, 15c
goods. Special Market Days.. ..,1OHc
SO inch German Prints, regular 15c,
special .................. .lOHC
White Shaker Flannel, regular 12Hc. SIC
Outing Flannel, 1870 grade, special. SIC
Serpentine Cloth, suitable for kimo-
mas, underwear, etc., light and
dark colors and white, 80 inches
wide, regular 2Oc Special Market
Days ..l3HC
Muslin Underwear
A big assortment, Night Robes, Drawers,
Corset Covers and a few Skirts. All offer
ed at is off Regular Prices.
Cloaks--
q Our entire line of Winter Coats left
over, your choice, any garment at
half PRICE.
Dress Skirts-~
Our entire line of Skirts will be offered at
prices that seem ridiculous.
Lot Skirts valued up to Sc, sale. 1928
Lot 2 Skirts values So and SO, sale. 1923
Lot 8 Skirts val. $40 to $12, SALE. 4.98
Ladies take advantage of above offers.
DRESS GOODS
We will place on sale for the two Mar
ket Days a big assortment of dress fabrics,
| in light and dark colorings, plains and fan
| cies, widths from SO inches to A inches.
Mohairs, Serges, Wool Batistes, and
| Suitings These goods selling regularly
| at 75c to 85c per yd .~*
To give you a real reminder OF
| of Warren's Market Days, they go at
per yd. 38c.
| Wash Goods
Lawns, Batistes, Plain and Figured
Fancy Cotton Suitings, light and
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dark colors, worth to 35c per yd.
Market Day prices, per I'd. 49,. .12Hc

AS we said in the beginning of
this department, there will be humid
reds Of bargains that we cannot
enumerate here. Corsets, Notions,
Laces, Embroideries-oh, you just
have to come and see for yourselves.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-20

lot odds and ends shirts, values up
to $780, clean up price. .z5c
Cotton Sox. regular 10c, 8 pairs for. ..l5c
Bandana Handkerchiefs, 10c goods,
Market Days, 3 for. ..l5c
Same in Boys sizes, each. .....3c
Cotton Gloves (6 prs to customer)
the 10c each or for Csc size 3 prs l5c
Cotton Mittens, same as the gloves.
Best home made WOODEN sox, regular
price Csc, special per pair .-...: 5Oc
Wool Mitts, regular 25c per pair. TIC
Wool Mitts, regular SOC per pair. $50
Large Assortment of New Leather Gloves
For Spring.
1925 Gloves, special. ......... ....... $50
Lined Mitts, Use value. ........ 45c
Fleeced Lined Underwear, regular
price 81 90 per suit, special suit >. * 9c
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-20
Mems and Boys Clothing
and Furnishings.

It is real pleasure to hear customers
come in and saw: "Hans, that suit of Hart,
Schafner & Marx Clothes that you sold me
was the best suit eyer wore. l want an
other of the same make" That's what
they say.
Look what you can buy them at on
Market Days.
Young Mems Stylish Suits in Blue
and Fancy Patterns, Perfect
Workmanship and All Wool Ma
terial.
Blue Serge Varsity Style. l6.OO
Fancy Cashmere Suits, fine patterns,
absolutely all wool. Our regular
S21.5O and $3.50 lines. Special l6.OO
All wool fancy worsted suits. Regu-
lar $500 to $3.50 lines. Market
Days ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS <1'oO
Plain Dress Overcoats, AZ ms. long,
Velvet Collar, blacks and OXFORD
Regular $21.5 so to $3.50 values.
Market Days. ............... 1I./5
ALI of the above numbers are of the
famous Hart, Schaffner ( Marx make.
Every garment warranted to give sat1tac-
ton in every way or your money back.
We have other makes of good clothes.
AS good as you will find elsewhere, except
the Hart, Schaffner & Marx.
$500 Suits, Market Days. . $l4.75
$3.50 .'....... 11.oO
s1soo " 9.25
$40 -" 81" ........... $50
BOYS LONG PANTS SUITS.
Many Patterns to Select From.
$500 Suits, Market Days. .....:. $9.75
$3.50 s" " .....:.... $40
Go 5O 1" " ........ 7.75
Plain blue and fancy work shirts, the
kind that you pay Csc for else
where,you buy them here for,each 45c
Striped Stefe1 Denim Overalls .... .75C
Heavy plain blue, standard size over
ais, worth 81 90, here at...... ....9O6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09

science In Occidental College. CALI
fornia. and as principal OF training
schools In other States. and took sew
cral itineraries with q lecture on The
Character and Achievements OF Stone
wall Jackson" which won high com
mendatiOn whenever delivered. He
prepared. besides many lectures on the
physical sciences. psychology. ethics
and pedagogy. which. had they been
published. would surely have added TO
his reputation and his purse: but no
was contcntcd to limit their use to the
lecturcroom and platform, 10 promote
the special objects for which they
were written.
In 1856 the degree OF doctor OF law
was conferred upon him by the West
Virginia University and Howard Col
legc. Alabama
AZ II Confederate soldier and officer
he won the highest praise OF his su-
pcrior officers for gallantry. good
Judgment and efficiency on tho battle
field. and az u man who could be re-
lied upon to do his duty In every cmer-
gcncy. however trying, while his Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09

g..
i1u'tor Confederate Column.
Hir.--in your Issue of septemh.r %
W. forter johnson says for ,o,,,.
'''''c nc was under the iinpressio, ,,a.
perhaps tho only instance 80
oeihF halted under fro 70 dro.s ,'S
me or battle was when I, v,s
- me Virginia Military Institute c,ao,.
at New Market
On The other hand, I have a1woys
u"uer tho Impression that II va
not at all unusual for it to no don, -.
INC infantry during the war. for ca,
IL done by Cookies Brigade sevoa,
''hes in the same battle under = wr,,h
ing fire. = WIN
IL remember correctly e. ,y
the l+th of June, 1864. 4 ut,Ie ho,ou.
M''"' was then Riddles Shop. now
oiei'u"ie' on the Charles CITY Road
oooke's Brigade was at Riddles shon
ior several days after General Leo b,1
started for Petersburg. Tho rruo,t,.
iourth Virginia Cavalry. to which he
iohGed' was near NVillis's Church
Early on the morning OF tho I'm
started down the Charles CIV poa
''ho soon met the enemy in strong force
Wilson'S Cavalry. 1 think. do NOT
remember much about the preliml-
naries. but the fight soon opened ~
real earnest. Cookies Brigade for,,oa
IN line of battle across the rood ana
on both sides. We were kent mounted
ana little I'm the rear OF the battle
me Tho encmy's cavalry was all
nghting dismounted and most of Tho
time in dense woods Apparently they
were all armed with Spencer repcotinr
carbincs. They would conceal them
selves behind trees and in the brush.
and as the infantry advanced. would
pour into them whitening fire Of sew
erai volleys. fall back little ana
again conceal themselves.
Several times Cookies line bcc,mo
confused in getting through tho brush
when all would be halted and the
whole line dressed before they adj
Vanccd again.
!, for one, thought it the most irving
experience of my life, and would hnvo
gwen anything for the privilege of
Hrlng one shot. For though vo rouId
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N{@lg, sGllp Gtnles y)igpotr6 IL
gUz(S II {CHAiE G0EfJJRRTfIlt 5

IhousoughSood t3). Ann 90. JENNA
~ MATILDA CD. Sarah go, and Josenh
90. By no mean all Of them arc No.
counted for. Argail go YeardIey mar
'.o"' ".t no issue John go, married.
ana lett g son. Jonathan. Charles fY1
married Sally GUSTS ana had Ann TX
GUSTS tmarried. first John Hundick
no Issue second Samuel TAYLOR. ,nd
hao Eii%ahcth Sarah (J) and Mary Ann
90 I"hutha Susan tmarrcd Or.
!, hoiiihs j. l. Nottingham. ana had
ncSSE CO. Jorma samuel (5) Hajlar
Ihoinas 90 William, Elizabeth AZ
sarah 90 Bundlck Charlotte Xxx
susan and Clara Co WesD Sa1lia
West 60. tmarried Colonel John
Leaf herbury and had William 15,
n =. CO.. Edward go. George (5).
Sallie tH). katherine CO.. John az
William 90 West married Vienna
Goodwin and had a daughter clara
60 Joanna West, who married Edward
Holland and loft issue:
Nathaniel Co l.lttleton Holland. WHO
married his cousin. Juliet Fisher Hol-
land. daughter OF DR. Griffin mi
land and his wife. Margaret Cottor
whitaker. of Tallahassee, Fla, and
had. go"
Fiorence CD Rowena Holland. who
married otto +. Mcars. and has Cecil
CD Mcars and Benjamin Mears.
Edward % Holland. who marriAd
Eva Nnndcgrirt. of West Virginio and
has a son. Edward littieton Holland
Jr.
pr Griffin CD Holland. unmarried.
clarence ca Whitaker Holland.
minor
Marcus t7) Whitaker Holland. dead.
William CD West Holland. minor
Nathaniel CD Litticton Holland dead.
Nathaniel Cd Litticton Holland,
minor
Harriet (6) Juliet Holland married
Preston T. Trowcr. and has Edward
Holland Trowcr. Robert Smith Trower.
Preston Bryan Trowcr and Clara West
Trowcr, Tp
Charles 90 +. u. West mounstorium1 a
abcth PITTS and 1Ar ..apois, n d., az 4
wilma, 49, a published booklet which Z
w iiiiuin :" gtves Interesting taota | u
oc.use or Dance also tolls WI at 20 do for pain
ay odor' ETC Write 0r II today. nentlsping hls pspsI
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July 3, 1862" Gettysburg' -l9l3, JuIv 3

| Then shook the wood. the hill. the glen.
with thunders all around
me haunting nags, the martial tones,
lark. Gettysburg, and see!
me cannon and the smoke-the
eroanSi
Southern victory.
The dawn. and ready for the fray.
The Northern Lion stands:
mo southern Tiger holds ut bay
Whose bloody throat expands.
mo RED rails move, Il thunderous roar,
And Culp's contested height.
me Southrons' wrest; their vollcys
pour
The vict'ry theirs Mt night!
Another dawn! o. what day.
How fatoful the event.
Tho desperate gamesters In the play"
Have "staked" continent!
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hcers and men wero ever ready to fol-
low where ho led.
Those who arc best acquainted with
his work as an educator I'm the varied
ana responsible positions he occupied.
ranked him high as Il teacher. or
ganiZcr executive and lecturer. and
characterized him as n man or de-
cislon. untiring zeal and singlcncss of
purpose. who belonged to that class
OF men ''who Will swear III their own
hurt, and change not"
And. now that no has COMO to join
tho innumcrablc host of his Confcder-
alto comrades. across the river" his
alma mater, the V. NJ. l.. mourns him
as one OF her most distinguished. most
loyal and bestowed sons.
JOSEPH Il. ANDERSON.
Glass. 1870,
Iistoriographer, V. NJ. I.
y. B.-Thc historical facts in this
communication are taken from Col
onel Edgar's autobiography In my pos
session. and which viii be published In
my History OF All tho Sons OF the
V. NJ. l." now in preparation.
j. r. A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09

Tho Southron darcs-his all he risks.
On "Seminary's" crest.
Ills miles OF bristlinE basilisks
Are masscd for final test.
thousand hcry-throatcd guns.
Thcir deadly volleys pour:
But daunt,cssly the Southern sons
Descend amid the roari
Adown the dell between tho heights.
And up-to never stop
Iha charging corps now climbs ant
fights
For "Cemctcry's" ton,
Fac !nc is rakod with bomb ana balls
So still the dauntless South.
WIN courage that not hell appals
hhth reached the cannons mouth,
win sabre and with bayonet,
inc fearless foemen fight:
ny c IL parish. but they'll ne'er forget
Iho cause they deem as right.
Again. again the Southrons dash,
Zach lines a severed thread;
For in tho horrid hail and crash.
The gallant corps is dead,
INC uay is lost. the brave advance
Hath died amid tho shock.
-Ait' siii'ereu Is the Southern Lance,
Against the Northern Rock,
Fell many Northern brave to.dov
Eel many u Southern son.
with wife and mother far-away
ANA far the little one.
Inc Great Revolt. whose bloody 90,
Here rose to highest tide,
Besan 10 ebb; and, nnallv-
At Appomattox-dled
INC bloody day hath told the tale:
The star-eyes up on high
weep Der the thousands cold ANA moi.
anu mournful night winds CRY.
why IS this fraternal fray?"
Ana spirits of the dead.
IN silent accents seem to say.
me Why no more be said"
NOV. from this fatcful aspect turn.
ana ely" and mind release.
Ana cnmity and hatred spurn
ror brotherhood AMI Peace
All nan our country-'tis but ono.
All hail: for her we live.
ana TO her host OF heroes gone
All honor do we give.
All hall today the men OF Meade.
All hail the men of Leo:
All hail-whichcver snelt III. 49,,
Defeat or Victory!
IN nan they meet! brave yetcra,.,
Each other TO embrace
Ai,u with them-all "Ainericap."
i'o'e' Loyalty and Peace.