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Show THE SM IV K sr V! t ITU! IV S, Love Game Won at Tennis Wakeful irkcsasi llXlMUtl wit uiiiii: I t. '. i ,c,l tmlj ).e. Icllrt 111 ( bt r lr o i i,m c.m.ldoird le..) li i lioll .,r rcl) ti.i.k, ir :. ,! id ,r l.iiaar !. lrdayit t'i 14 lm I) l,r I) t,f s.U! -,t il .e "i 11, '.. i'U ,l from Ibe tlaitu tier f.r au irn Lo.u rot) f rll N-- dlrauot.jt catlalittgi ..I, i , !,. tl,lDS Htt'ikc, ,(t I s!' ' It., t,I,(it a lean, eii'l ttth, :mii of loan Ip to .t ltlc Jailrt d!) h' it, t. t " 'rsl t,t fi up tie l,i iu a U 11 Mieet ),r ttic rat(o')i rf tit., cn UiObef l,ltUai of H i local, k wbu KM te.p itc a) tUol l.'.iim.,- - tie ,t.n It I ll. tai!' IctuMcil f.oiH a " ai loti" riu.H ti Jiluiii) nl l.lt tin of Amsd.-ntrj ' lOya M, in )' ul ici),iti4. J.. an I . III fell.' ;...,) o ail Wl-and Pr. iiw tni1' t!'l H t.i inat.li in lbt luM ul aid tag !,c lnVM in 1 Pf Ip.u ,:I . I Ihn iiU dic.ilon fru'.tb'ti of her rry s). ill ,i' rif id It. all da nil rvrk 1 hi lu tiiL 'e l.it!i and Itjto lii.g a s I, I l.')cd T up and Ill'll t,rtl . U l.y r down Iti'n rpt of t.et fur In r? ltd teaiHfiil It.'ng! A' . Woll, It wa Indiftl Cn gid tn in I, tiui. In her l.t'fiM a' andLtow t h.nm a a i vory hit a Mttr.nl.ve Ii g a llne; and aln Imd saved none pioitcy limn ltiM. Why tint for her p.: "Jiiurtie' tlnl Y J.tiicl had tmtli character and ennv. Ii;..n e,e. H,e knew Ibnl ll,e day of l,di I'j; around hHiLIng mhvI rtmugh t nmle .it and w all ins for an to pronte had long cue h. Hard time and dc.rcioii In finninial nil-- i ter, a well a a world of uiioiupln)' I ot. were nuikins ynting men war) if , of tin dU of tiMinildlity rvsiirdli tut,- - of i heir heart. All at mill1 she real red (tint llnse I i had taken the who wily, vvl.cib ii.icntiniiatly or imt. And Jane) , ir rc.,li'd that nmdlier ymir r two o , tapping tlm vMWrl(or and w,dierlug Iti torrid N'eW York In save her vnea-tj,,u m.ioey would render her a lus w,.Mi a the nlllii sheik, WIili Ii would tain mr I'bunco with tin sort of man h ,, win. S Janet risked nil on n sitirie j thrw of tin dice. With tio hope of Its granted sin llpphe.l for six week leave of nliM io-- from tl.e lam. It wa grunted the first link) tm n. Then she withdrew nl! her savings six hundred dollars, olid for two hundred dollar bought n round tri ticket on one of the smaller, eneila steamer stilling lo uml from London. , The first day at sea was Ideal. The water wa smooth a a pond; (lie suti held no sling; the air vva tonic Itself, Janet was so happy and relaxed after her four )eir of dose work t lint she ulmosi did Imt care about the outcome of her quest for true romance, Nevertheless, as she stood on tl.e Sidelines of the little deck tennis court watching a gay foursome volley Hie ring of rope bark and forth. Janet tool; discreet rngtiinliee of all the men or, deck. There were only two. she intuitively divined, that could make tier heart strain at it tmioiiug And only one of tlie-e- , tin tanned. serious looking limn of twenty nine nr .thirty, who stood watching the game near her, looked like tiie type who loved a home, a pipe, hook and a pretty wife to con , now and then and sit on the arm of his big leathci diair. The oilier eliap was one of tlio four playing deck tennis, lie looked like a (allege athlete out for a vacation on father's money; tint the f.i.-remained that lie, and lie ulone. had already even in I lie midst of a Mremi nus game Unshed at Janet a score of admiring glances. Shall we take the winners on for a set?" It was tin quiet, studious voice of Hie mail who was standing th lt.-i.- 1 1 i i :h: "r - " '' jk kt Gm.A6cri Cidxy Johnston ( By ELMO SCOTT Gen. bsqrJi F. Johnston WATSON rMilll 3 U the uiiiii iltf ttrttiln .f Aim-ri- t.irt-in- t"tll, ti,i .vTh.'v all the I .,f derate forces In I lie West. Tlo f,fl ft I'eit Henry and Port vvr 1 1, oe, a I.. i:. pt.1,,11 f..rces under tti t !. 'lint wi-tr.nl I'oote and Gram followed mid the H it' I Jr. in t!.r Mint , ll It tew f, II to M Hi free lliilitiiry M'IhmiI, In.; !i :,, qv,, ij iiti.. 1,1 Lnli.-i,' I .'.in Ht , fi. reorg.ild.dtig hi tin li. is, l.olli nil 1,k'h rntihS ill Im.iI, I,.. M.itos t r op. T o I... i loved to (Vr. i. ili. I, BMiiy anl tin tm, nrii.v. ,t Me., the i.v of the defcliM of the ,I'.'dtoud v', ai lu the lower on1 ro-to I In !,ns a 1'iMi.iry Itinl-1. wlere uil' phi I'l.lv In .f. reby i, April if Lt i men, In bad nhot.l Id "ilTtl iy death. whi'i' 1, ot. or poorly armed I. tir.il'I. con. in. mo i to mm h' f:nn i,. a k : ! or on I In ;n d bed1) of the Pnion iiriav. ing I lie right tI!liJ liilt" nf an j; i .! tnn. T in a : at Pittsburg AH. ort wori SMr rotirpl .b.iit.ston ami .1 .!iiit..ii. ing n ll. e TV rlxer w'tli tonne JumJ'Ii L'ggh'.-'tnUuidl was rapid'y up-p'.'"oil i:,en aAlliort Sidney .! .n- inn wat l.nrii ai tong w t'i joii,m more. With ii mi IVl.ninry p :, m Washington. tl of genius Johnston Napoleonic K.v., tin son of a t'oiiiioi'in'iit country i jin enemy In detail decided to liT.i iliy: .1 till was ti'i. in. 'toil frnin tin nt'd to attaii. (. rani before It .tel! could I lotoil States ! 'Mr. i aead'-mvoi:!itli nrrixe. 111 Ills t lass, in pjq. t. v. a assigned tn April In started on bis to tin Second inf u, try ami sorted as h Iivle mu rcli to Landit g I lit chief of st.iIT tn cion, lionry Atkinson lit was delavcl bv bad roads and tl d In tin I'.laok llatti; war in I'f.j. p... not arrive nit. t lie hi h. At a council mm tin army in Biynins l( was a farinor f. r a short time noir of war tictui d Jlenuregard, lii sec olid in command, protested against St. lands, (Inn in Psk Jn'noiJ tin Texas pat riots In tlioir strut !i for an attack awl advised a rclti n t foriutli. Jol.iWiui overruled him and on froeiloin. Sunday nmne g. April (!, lie led his Although entering tin Team army e army to the attaek. It was a ns n private lie rapid)1 rust tl'.rouli for was sin even not (Irani prise, all tlio grades to tin enniniand of tin on the I;. dd army ami in KS President Miral eau I .a mar of tin- I.n:n Star Tin st rug Jo lasted all tiny and was ri'jiuldio made liim seoretniy of war. The next year proceeding sm cssfully just as Jolins-- . The Pnion army was ton laid piania he led a campaign a::a'ii-Indians an in two lirillmnt bittle being crow Pc. :nt" an angle between d the Tenessee river ted them and drove them out of Snake creel; Texas. Next we find him a planter ill and was face. g annihilation. About 2 o'clock la the afternoon Johns-- I Texas liit at the outbreak of the Mexican war lie was in (he again as ton, while le. ng a charge wliieli toloi.ol of tin Pir.--t Texas rib's. T his (rii'dic'l the left wing of Cant's l .riiient soon dislmnded hut .loans-toforces, fell with a mortal wound. wi'li uimigl! daylight loft to ei til,'lived in tlm svaioe and was l:t p.vtoi general of I, .'tier's ditision complete the viciory, vacillated nnd it the liatile of Monterey. Although or, lend the atiaek to cease. That t eli. night Knell's arnv came up and the Zachary Taylor called him the e.st so'dier lie ever commanded, and next day the ( 'oufederates were driven Ids superiors recommended him for an from tlm held. Mad tlm bullet which struck down Albert Sidney Johnston npjioinlment as lie was passed over (for political reasons) ri''icbed another target, the history and attain retired to his farm. of t lie Clvd war might have been vastly different. There lie lived in poverty and neg-lePnlike Albert Sidney Johnston, who until President Taylor in lG!t was a Souihirner of Northern ansuddenly appointed him a paymaster in the United States army and six Johnston cestry, Joseph liggle.ston was a Southerner of the Southerners. years later President Pierce appointed He was born ,n (Tieiry C;ove, Va i.n him rolonol of a new regiment, the Second cavalry. February ", 107. the scion of a Virginia family which had been in this In 18.57 lie was placed in com. country for nearly 2iK) years. He was mand of the ep( ditioti to res, ore orgraduated from West Point in lSlh) in der among t he Mormons in Utah, who tiie same class that gave Itohert F. were in open revolt ; g.iim-- the govLee to tiie an. tv and commissioned a ernment. I.y a forced march of second lieutenant in the Fourth armiles in 27 days, lie reach'd his littie Wit it tiie exception of service tillery. army of 1.100 men, to tied them lost in the P.lnek Hawk war in ISii'J, most amid the snow filled of the of his first six years in tiie anny was Itockies, witl) the temperature at Id in garrison duty at various posts spent below zero, their supplies cut off by the Atlantie seaboard. along the hostile Mormons and their starv.'!( in P.ut lie became ing teams their only food. P.v an exWinliehl to Scott in the war with Cen. wisof and energy traordinary display the Seminole Indians in Florida and dom Johnston led the army safely inwon a brevet as captain for gallantry to winter quarters and hv using equalin action when troops under bis comly commendable diplomacy lie put an mand fell into an ambuscade, from end to the rebellion without a drop which Johnston extricated them skillof blood being shed. For this expio.t he was hrev cited brigadier-genera- l fully. On tins occasion his uniform was and a short time later placed in comperforated with no less than 30 bulIn 18LMV lie was again in lets: mand of the department of the PaI i'.rida cific. serving against tiie Sernitioles. In war with Mexico he was at tiie Loyal to the army and the nation, the siege of Vera Cruz and in the the coming of the Civil war brought the deepest distress to Johnston, l.ut I atties of Cerro fiord", Contreras, when Texas seceded he resigned ids Modno lie! Itey, chapu'tepec and the attack on tiie City of Mexico. He commission liut he regarded his command as such a sacred trust that lie was severely wounded at Cerro Gordo concealed bis resignaii, n until lie and again at Chapultepec, where he could be relieved and want at once w.,s t fie first to plant regimental colors to Ifiehniond where in September, on the ramparts of the fortress. For his gallantry at Cerro Gordo, he was 1801, he was placed in command of Imto n.m o. t it v N.tino t fiiulty imt r I i'.-.- vvl-.-- Mi-s- r - ,,, . k hand-iio-a-- ; - I -li I,,-.- . Pitt-btirg- -- rum-plet- - lm-ti- le d do-fo- : ear he Ues (.n, lud.ng Ibat of ting If,pt tor geiiernl for Ibe Plali to. m oiom.iiolisl by Ibe oilier John loll -- IPerl ! due ) wliirli ', finally lo to coil, In. .H; of quartet ui.istir g ll r.d of Ibe Pniled Shite iirniv. e'di slioil.iil-lit- ' .Lff.-n-i.- l.t oti n.int nd nnd r.Gi C d'll illg I lie f.fleetl s'rforioi-- t turloii dutie In t afford t I., l ? mi M.bhcr i r Ultiii ;i'h Killin str;l-.n- to-- rl' tiled bn-- All V I ! I'.eaii-regar- 1 t aide-de-cam- J"!i 'i.i fnuii tl.e anil wa coiiiiiiIkwlii, ,i gltii.i ,d a major general of volunteer -- . dc-.tr- 1 I t.ed - j ii.',li!a and Willi Itohert 1 Ian orgii,i.ed the o!,)icr who poured in I" II ' to defend tin lapital of N, vt tl.e slate. ,e vva appointed , el Older of the Hrmy of till Shell .. h and led it tn the ni, III of Gen-o- i I'., a Hi ega rd when Milnvvn' up la, ki d on July 21, ImII, at Mana .Ldiiisten outranl.cd IVauregard am! leek cemi.i.iml mi that In I ere. I it,d wi'li tl,, victory at Hull Pun The i. t li et.lh lie vva ii;ioinl'', one of I la five full general authorize, I hv tin Ce'if, 'derate emigres (among them Albert Sidney JnhuM'.n) bill was pie, cl fourth on the list. Johns ton pr, tested against this, since lie fc't that his high rank In tlo I'niicl Slides an,.)' vvlieii lie resigned should have pi. iced him first mi tl.e t. and in this In was justified ly a previous act. This protest Is said eei'grc-siii.;- ,l to have lie, ii the beginning and cause of tl.e luisiility towards him shown by President Jefferson 1 )a is throughout the war. The quarrel Imt ween Hie two men. according tn Allen Tate In his reii t Idegra; by of Ihnis, was to outlast tie Confederacy and have a paralving inliui nee upon its career." After ibe Pat tie of Seven Pines in Psii, at which Johnston was seriously wounded, 1'avis replaced him in com maud of tiie Confedi rate forces in the Hast with Gen. Unhurt H. Lee and the eclipse of Jos, ;, I), Johnston as an ontsiai ding military leader began The next 'ear tie was sent to take commut'd "f the Heparlment of the West. ".'"hiiGnii was one of the three or four best soldiers in the South.'' writes Tate. Put lie tended to avoid assuming responsibility; lie was touchy and quarrelsome; and Ids in stirntive dislike of offensive warfar, had, ineomi'tentiy enough, under mined the President's confidence In him since Ids retreat up the peninsula near tier. In before McClellan in tiie spring. Love to!" Janet returned; mental tiie end. I 'avis' lack of confidence me.' This is luck!" ly murmuring. have been sheer dislike; Johnston had So it came about that every bright not handled him, in his rancorous let morning of the ten dav voyage. Jaeel ters, with kid gloves. So. when John-te- n deck tennis with her sm went we-- t ids instructions were a played lie was always polite, " littie vague courteous; friendly ov, n ; Imt that wa I.olli I 'avis nnd Johnston have tliei all. And every evening she ,laii.e. ardent part Fans in the historic div land later stood by the stern lad pule between tiie two and it seen I wat.hing tl.e moon lit wake water Impossible to arrive at any conclusion ! with the harmlessly sentimental eol ns to "h" was most to Idame. Itv lege boy. tiie net result was rF Master in tie Until tiie night before they vveic ,. West which f u rt her weakened the dock at Loud, ii That n.ght she and contributed Lost Cau-e- ' missed her imivcr-it- y speeiiaon at the to the downfall of tin Con dance. Feeling a little low spir.ti federney. It fell to his lot to play a she sought the deck, huddled in tie leading role in tiie lust military seem lee of a lifeboat, and lea veil'd at the of the great 'ragedy which befell tin mystery of moon ami stars American people between Ikdl and Hello, Janet !" She whirled in sm ISO."). Ju-- t as lie had been in command pri-Tins was the g.ave, auune n at the first major engagement of tin voice whose tones sin had lea ie-- lo Le in was so when tie command war, as they said "d"ii " a d last impoilant armed forces of i lie (herish love at i"ck tennis I!" c.,mc forty Confederacy laid down their arms. On closer and leaned they aga'n l,e April 2G, lOm, Johnston surrendered his army to General Fherman on tin rail. "Janet its a love gaia" tor von same terms under which had snr I want yu t, r n partner a! rendered to Grant. Won't you play ?" After the war Johnston was pres I'o you read women as von r a, dent of a railroad in Arkansas, pre-- i the gi'l vv books." ,"i dent of an express company of Vir til's broad shoo'd to cheer and for various insurance agent pinia are you Lee?" companies. In l'GT he was eleited In Practicing psv .ho a e ten from and congress Virginia years l l - t Imt ie'0 ford. later he was appointed l'n,ted States I id's plan a li't e laa commissioner of railroads by Pre-- , Ii ive dor is rera e must dent Cleveland. He d ed in ISPl. ' yard oh? (( by Weatern Newspaper Union.) I.v t.,) 1 i i i 11 I I .. I li-- i restless CHILD needs Castcria w. mr r!k Jt l f I of tin iii,tt,n.i Cut a ,),cia. U cl,tl,nil) l.itt.J In CASlORU.im Mule n inlulll rett.f! y ran mUj .t at. Moat fh ,U ,i. tly o'4 t 4t"lo! 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In it 111 ti-,i- i l ,.,rf iii d it(ll Piiut4C. tie latlt-- r again ltf day the pentiiil tlatk,s I lie bayslatk, but bite tin vMlin: Miak, bad on In I Wolf tro.i to i lolor oiit Milnliiir whin a laiklitl a lodl l1,red. b. vine I hi bUi Uol'Ullfd Mr.lHl. on the field of Bcthwi. A l lh l.lologiuil survey r.f t,e ITnlitl Ft It- pitr1 infill of , torlotm In rout Agrltuliure hut Wllti Ibe Welf bill Ulli.t'le In free l.inoM'lf from Il.e il;ol ttly of Id Was Your foe, n Idg bull mriluni Ma Mtn Grondmofhcrs Remedy Ii w ft da) iig.i on I'ln crook In be For every tom Ilrili r,iintry walking tlovly b.t'C. eh and Intesllnnl 1,0 w Oil down under tin MotC Wright. IIL Tbl K'Kid old Im The wolf npp.irentlr laol fathloned kerb puled iiM,n tin irirduoi' born nnd liumo remedy for ), rnrllM'U OKirl.ill) wound, s, ,i c on tip lion, we uuiible In fret ti'tosolf from ht stornich ill ami burden. (Hie of ltonp who kivv Ibe other derang-me- t of tlio ryo-lenmrllMiij s.ild Ibe vveigtit bp rtiirird no prevalent them day I In 1,1m In run wa I mi great o favor a (Wen family medUvery lime iipnse! ii free be would icine greater than In your grandmoihcF hi rut from wolf Ibe In born, duy. try lie WII ueeoa., aided I.V ulioltier bull, wld.ll Would run nlietol N few pief nlali AulUor Turn Arab nml I i w.di ft.r Id hlovtrr Pee. Id 1 1, gee.s Mlllior of "A High Wind fa Jiiiiuiiea," ba In"i I a roil li A ft lea, when It I wild be Ini turned Arab. He Im r.tchrd C.tlU With Soakrt the usual unlive complement Sturdy old f.trnor of Uditie, Italy. Match out where they do llielr of extra Arab and pariah dog., also He report.il: I protiietiiohtig I best il.iys following Ibe Muni greyhound.. dispersion of the shake J.indw.ret. have gradually taken lo Arab clothe W bit'll Was belli III Ibe eoiirlvurd of altogether, hitnply by donning one H f.inolio-- e behealli (lie protective convenient garment after mod her, till only today It rame lo me with a ctouk of ii huge liny st.uk. Several women were removing I lie sudden shook that II Im a long time liny wbe'i bnndril of viper- - Italy's situ-- my leg knew Ibe decent chafin lw imi.c ing t.f trousers." only puls, ,n ms snake-hi'- U. tlioir way out from molernealli Ibe Down lo Bran Tack pile, I oors were sliimml mol peasHid Harry prosc lo you In flowants iiriurd with spiides mol m y (lies went o war. Tiny bud killed ulioiit ery language?'' 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