Show regular army and veterans of th Union forceq of tbe Civil war will r? member alike the graves of northern and soldiers One weak putbern later however there win be anothei when th observance at Arlington Two Senators on Titanic Inve- Confederate veterans and Daugbtert of the Confederacy will hold special Are Committee stigating Airt STAR SPANGLED BANNER memorial services of their own In ' if'trtls honor of the southern dead Former Sailors FREDERICK R MERES Great Chiefs Lie There tbe greatest 4 Grant and Sherman two of the northern war chieftains Oh say can you see by the dawn of the day SMITH MAKES FUNNY BREAKS one on the shore ol sleep elsewhere The day set apart for the grave decoration the Hudson and the other In a beautiful cemetery in the city of St Louis The remnant of those who in battle array Chairman Amuies Spectators by Lack Their place Is In Arlington Generals of i colonels Had offered their lives for the life of our Nation sergeants corporals and priSeamanahlp Knowledge— vates are side by side In tbls encampand Bourne Know Ship That the shackle and chain no longer remain ment of tbe dead The silent tents ol From Stem to Stern Unionists Nor the slave block its horror our Nation profane ? ' and Confederates are not far apart and no guard pitched By GEORGE CLINTON Schofield between (Federal) — stands Senator William Washington CHORUS: sloep Smith who is chairman of the and Wheeler (Confederate) Then gather the flowers that grow by the way most side by side They were friends committee on Inquiry Into the Titanic disaster w&a given the chairmanship then enemies In war and then frienda the And strew on graves of the Blue and the Grayi of the body aa a recognition of the again serving under the same flag fact that he was the first senator to both dying while In service of the United States offer in the senate a resolution of Oh the havoc of shell and the gloom of the pen There are soldiers of many ware quiry into the causes of the wreck Kevolutlonary Mr Smith is from Michigan and he is resting in Arlington The ravage of fever the pang of starvation veterans lie under the same trees that a newspaper proprietor and a lawyer killed In the Are past and forgiven by this band of brave men When asked about the newspaper busi- shelter their descendants Soldiers wbo were ness tbe senator always says that he Philippine Islands Who honor the graves with love and elation went into It when be was a mere tbe victims of the Seminole and Sioux For the sword now is sheathed they are resting beneath sleep side by side' and with them are child and so he did When the Michigan senator was a tbe men who fell at Molino del Hey The sod and the wave for the freedom of slave Sailors wbo served little boy his father died leaving tbe and Buena Vista widow and son virtually without any on the Constitution and on pie Maine CHORUS: Aides are In port In Arlington means of support William noa General Sheridan rests under Smith a mere boy went to work to Then lovingly cast on the crest of the wave not far from tbe Curdays ble monument support his mother in those The tribute of love for the true and the bravei was not as rapid as it tis mansion on the brow of a hill overtransportation Near him are ot looking the Potomac ’ is today and the news dealers s town vied with each Crook and Gresham and Gibbon and young Smith’s and Wheeler and Harney other to get the first copies ot the Schofield the flowers deck the monument fair cast Then on years Harney was a The pres- For seventy-onChicago morning papers In church-yar- d and park with thy holy reflection officer of the United ent senator at the age of eleven used commissioned of the old army— a veteran to wait at the railroad station at an States With malice to none and in charity share He fought In the Second Dragoons on the early hour In the morning wars in Black and Seminole Hawk The principles held by the great of each section chance that the Chicago papers would come in on a train on which they oc- Mexico and on tbe plains and ki the And the flag of the free forever will be He army In the Civil war the northern casionally came in advance of own The emblem of peace and of true liberty usual hour of their arrival Sometimes was a soldier after a soldier’s the boy would get the papers earlier heart Time and again attention has been than anybody else and consequently CHORUS: called to the lact that General he would sell a good many ot them who was killed at the head of his We will counsel our children to honor the day others got started He made lies in Arltroops In the Philippines quite a little money in tills way That ended the strife 'tween the Blue and the Gray ington without fitting memorial of bis Knows the Sea Bourne services to bis country There is a who Senator Jonathan Bourne Jr Copyright by Fmtorick B Korea marker above tbe grave government Is also a member ot tbe Titanic distbe Indiana soldier’s name aster Investigating committee recentl- bearing and rank and that is all — a little govwas defeated for tbe senate in the ernment reminder y rUing nearly six Mr primaries of bis ntate Oregon On Memorial Bourne for years baB been an advocate Inches above the turf flowinto tbe land of memory though a of the primary system and his deteat lay there will be a memorial of ers on General Lawton’s grave but small number of its comparatively at home was unexpected In Washinga week veterans still survive to mhrch In the ton It Is sajd here that be owes it the flowers will fade within It should be said that there Is a law— which is a part of the procession to in tbe result for be — taw an which unwritten day’s observance did not go to Oregon to plead his own possibly makes it impossible for tbe governThe first Memorial or Decoration cause ment to erect a monument over their Senator Bourne has not taken an acday which these veterans of the Grand The graves in Arlington general’s tive questioning in the Army of the Republic recall each year investigpart Is It from by family prevented doing was not as it 13 now in most of the ation because that work is left al- the terms of bis will most entirely to the committee’s chairstates and even In Alaska and Porto t Fish Bill Arouses Congress man Senator Smith There are men Rico a legal holiday It camo as the It a was In Washington "fish bill" which result ot an order issued by Gen John who wish Mr that to pass a joint of tbe A Logan national commander Bourne would ask more questions congress for caused resolution of he is eminently the Grand to direct to the Republic then a Army president qualltied to deal with His father was an endeavor to bring about an underyoung organization It was In May questions of the sea N P one of the great whalers of New Eng- standing 1868 that Adjutant General powers among tbe great land a man who knew ships from which would result In Incorporating In Chysman conferred with General Lostem to stern and from topmast to (he permanent law the principles of gan concerning the matter of having keel and he imparted his knowledge exemption of all private property at the Grand Army inaugurate the cusunless to bis son not only in lessons but by sea from capture tom of placing flowers on the graves it were soldiers at some uniform sending him to sea Senator Bourne known to be contraband of war OT with the anguish of Union Genonce was shipwrecked and Nowadays with The Hague tribunal went of hearts that are time Following this conference eral Logan Issued an order setting breaking through many dangers like those in occasional operation and with atComo we as mournwhich attended the rescue of the pas- tempts being made for general arbiaside May 30 1868 “for the purpose ers to weep for otherwise of strewing with flowers or tration sengers of the Titanic treaties the efforts of the our dead are toward eliminating Grief in our breasts decorating the graves of comrades government Perkins Was a Seaman has grown weary who died in defense of their country private Senator Perkins of California who from tbe field of spoliation of aching the late rebellion and whose also Is on the Titanic investigating property whether at sea or on land UnGreen is the turf during committee where our tears bodies now lie In almost every city spent several years as an der an agreement which it is thought we have shed village or hamlet churchyard in tbe able seaman He knows tbe sea and has been given the effect of Internaland” ships and while be has not asked tional law unfortified cities on tbe sea o’er While their had the first celebration of many questions during tbe course of coasts hereafter are to be Immune marbles the a Chicago Varlous'otber armosses are creephe made Decoration tho investigation day under the auspices many from bombardment have been ing made looking In uotes and his judgment will be ren- rangements of the Grand Army organization name each Stealing of bumnnitles “tbe to the Introduction letdered on tbe case at its end and the legend 1868 Two years before this In a Tbe sailors who have testified in the Into warfare" ter which was printed March 12 1866 away It has been said that It was a fish Give their proud In the columns Titanic Case have shown something of' tbe Columbus to memstory very much like amusement and possi- bill which led to agitation of tbe quesTimes a southern woman Mrs Mary ory’s keeping widow of a Howard Ann Williams bly savoring of contempt of the lack tion of the exemption from seizure of Shrined in the temple'we hallow today In of sea time of seamanship knowledge as shown by private property at confederate officer Maj John H HowHushed are their battlefields ended their ard of Milledgeville some of tbe questions which they are war Doubtless It was a pure accident Ga had suggest-tha- t marches asked It ' is needless to say that In the matter of date line clrum April 26 of that year be set aside Deaf are their ears to the drum beat none of these questions were asked by stance but it was on tbe last day of as tbe date “to wreathe graves of our of morn Rise from the sod ye fair columns and martyred dead with flowers” The the two members of the committee one Lenten season that the attorney arches! fresh a and that wbo were formerly sailors Senator general sent to congress huge suggestion was followed Tell their bright deeds to the ages unSmith had an idea that the water- flsh bill which was promptly referred date April 26 Is now observed as born! on appropriations were places of to the committee Confederate Memorial day and set tight compartments refuge for women and children not This flsh bill or rather collection 6f Emblem and legend may fade from the aside as a legal holiday as is May 30 portal flsh bills was simply a list of judg knowing that they were depended upin four southern Keyotone may crumble and portal may In other states Alabama’ on to keep the ship afloat and if tbe ments rendered against the United Georgia states Louisiana fall: doors had been opened to admit any- States by the Supreme court They were the builders whose work is and Florida Mrs Williams was greatImmortal Paid by Uncle Sam in the south body or anything the water would During the Crowned with the dome that Is over us ly beloved all she have rushed in and everybody would was in active Uncle Sam paid for eleven boatloads as war doing she all! have gone to the bottom The ship’s of fresh flsh simply because the huge side as could to serve the southern LIVER WENDELL HOLMES officer who was asked if any women navy which he collected In the West her husband and was the moving spirof occasions wrote the poet and children were put Into the water- Indian waters thought for tbe first Into operation what were it In tbls lyric for tbe ceremo- knownputting was completely month or two that tbe chief end and as “wayside houses" in which tight compartment nies attending tbe laying of care was given soldiers en route to by the question “flabbergasted" He aim of Its guns was to seize Spanish tbe corner stone of Har- battlefields When she died at Coof course was aware of tho dignity of fishing smacks and their loads of vard’s great Memorial ball the occasion but be bad to gasp and smelts and other things finny If the lumbus Ga In 1874 shq was burled then smile at the corners ot bis mouth flsh had been pickled smoked or built in honor of her sons slain In tbe with military honors when the question was put to him sailed It would not have been so bad Civil war Grandsons of the undeTwo southern states North Carolina wbo beard it when It was The audience was not as for Uncle Sam or so good for the rgraduates and South Carolina observe May 10 as the sailor witness Its smile de- Spaniard but on the day of their first read bave since been born and as their memorial day In New Mexroot under have of tbe a It into stately passed veloped probably was capture the flsh were very fresh The laugh governor to apa slip of Senator Smith’s tongue but day thereafter they were less so the the Memorial ball on tbeir way to tbe ico It Is left to Astheevery state Is intbe question proved that he Is very third day the American sailors con- lofty dining ball of tbe old college point tbe day traditions To them and to tbeir children tbe dependent In its legislation much of $ landsman voying the prizes had strong smelling bad ceased to be heart- and customs every state has power to which grief Memorial Day at Arlington fourth smell the the day suspicions Its own holidays but despite when Holmes bis appoint penned breaking are being made in needed another word beginning with Preparations these variations a spirit of centralizator the annual Me- an ”8” to do It Justice and on the poem is no more than a reverential Washington tion or the growth of a national spirit sentiment Idealized and ennobling morial diy ordinarily called Dec- fifth day the flsh went overboard r Yet states will by flat of If you wish to call It that has aided The Spaniards were good fishermen oration day exercises In Arliug-- ' unilegislatures observe in bringing about an approximate ton across the Potomac from Wash- Julian Bengocbea and Francisco Gon- tbeir respective as a day consecrated to formity of date for Memorial day In Memorial r ington sleep 20000 of the country's zales In a 10 by 12 smack the Poder memorial day states states of tbe most those services who for dead Federal officers and soldiers and de Dios had $142574 worth of fish and Alaska Porto Rico and the Diof this country Confederate officers and soldlera side for which Uncle Sam paid besides giv- served In tbe wars And to most of us tbls means tbe sol- strict of Columbia observe the 30th of by side Arlington is the camping ing $4000 for Injury to the olfactory to diers of tbe Civil war though In truth May as a legal holiday dedicated of an army that never Julian of the and to nerves feelings ground again Four southa recent visit to Arlington cemetery the memory of soldiers and Francisco Every one of the elevwill bear arms home tbe truth that tbe war ern states as has been said observe This national cemetery Is perhaps en smacks when captured was loaded brought on April 26 two on May 10 ot toll with the demanded the Its day 'Spain tbe most beautiful burial ground In all to the gunwales with fish Nothing nation’s custom this which Tt Is a good the country It lies upon a hilltop like the hauls that these' Spaniards But tbemanhood to custom of placing flowers teaches each succeeding generation where grpw mighty Torest trees and made has been known In either sacred and loyon the graves of soldiers on a certain honor the courage patriotism that since or to a tho unbroken fishing history view is where profane point fixed day devoted to services comal sacrifice ot those who have prefar off down the road to the Potomac day twenty centuries ago when "the which does in A this nation of memorative ceded their patriotism came it The caretaker at Arlington will tell nets did break with the burden of the Into practice at tbe close of tbe Civil spirit every day as It does In special you that no soldier ever sawthe place catch” The claimants got from Uncle is still most ceremonies one day each year may In life without expressing'the wish Sam’s purse about $5000 each There war and Memorial day with tbe men of fearlessly face the future confident associated Intimately be firm who are are eleven be after Spaniards death might lie there that tbat war roost ot wbom have passed that It will be worthy of the past On Memorial day the soldiers ot the llovers In fisherman’s luck National Memorial ' V FOR hcAUH THE CHILD The careful mother watching close' of her peculiarities ly the physical children soon le&rne tbat health la In a great measure dependent upon nor- mal healthy regular bowel action When the bowels are Inactive loss of appetite restlessness during sleep irritability and a dozen and one similar evidences ot physical dlsoiderare soon apparent Keep the bowels free and clear and good health is assured ’At tbe first sign of constipation give the child a of Dr Caldwell's Syrup teaspoonful and repeat the Pepsin at dose the following night If necessary You will find the child will quickly re- cover Its accustomed good spirits and CCASIONALLY eat and sleep normally Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is far there comes to the writing man a preferable to salts cathartics and story ready made purgative waters which are harsh in from actual hap- their action Syrup Pepsin acts on before his the bowels easily and naturally pening yet Or there Is positively and causes no griping or eyes told to him some discomfort Its tonic properties build tale that does not up the stomach liver and bowels rerequire the slightest movement of lit- storing their normal condition erary machinery to weave it Into Druggists everywhere sell Dr Caldshape The woof and warp are as well's Syrup Pepsin In 50c and $100 straight and true and compact as If bottles If you have never tried this It had required hours of concentration remedy’ send for a sample to Dr W to produce the fabric Actual events B Caldwell 201 Washington St follow In such dramatic sequence that He will gladly send a It almost seems as if art had been trial bottle without any expense to brought to bear upon their presentayou whatever ftflVO LAGS tion The other day a magazine writer Looking to the Inevitable visited the new state house In Boston years old but with no in order to seethe decorations that thought of dying for years a South had been recently placed on the walls 'Brooklyn retired windmill dealer spent He was standing looking at the pic- his recent birthday In Cleveland O ture painted by Mr Robert Reid the looking for a bargain In coffins He picture of Otis delivering his fiery said he never bad cared much for speech before the judges when sud- show and thought he would care less when dead so he wanted something denly a voice spoke at his elbow he saw standing be- that would be durable not fancy “The Looking round side him a short slight man in a blue undertakers wahted more than $100 for he told a friend good coffins” uniform did It not take the little bronze button In the lapel of his coat “none of which looked to be worth For $25 I found 1 to label him as an old soldier He more than $50 was stamped with It from the erect could get one that looked as if It You carriage of his head and shoulders to might have cost $260 to make don’t suppose I could get a good secthe glance of his keen gray eye ond hand one anywhere do you?” The man did not invest but decided be “You have been through the build- would wait awhile and see If the high And upon cost of dying might not be reduced ing?" he asked suddenly was told writer’s It that the first being Jewels In a visit he politely offered his services The recovery of a quantity of stolen as guide They were accepted prompt was dely The little man In blue pointed out Jewelry from a flower-bethe old Hessian drum and sword the scribed at police first musket captured from the British court the other day when a general was thett with servant from Lexcharged and the one that fired the shot at ot a mistress resident Ivydene ington He knew stories of the fam- her London Surbiton ous portraits on the walls and after Soutbborougb-roalady had missed a pearl pin and having examined the old senate and The council chamber he led the visitor a pearl and diamond ring Thinking she might have lost the jewels In tn down to the great roshe Issued printed notices ofstreet tunda where behind their plates of fering a reward for their recovery glass artfully grouped and festooned were the battle flags of the Massachu- When she lost a number of other setts regiments— nothing but the bare things she placed the matter In the The detective hands ot the police flagstaffs of some others mere shreds said that from what the prisoner told of bunting hanging In pathetic festoons only a few with the colors in- him he searched the garden and In found some ot tact pierced here and there with bul- one of the Tbe rest he found In before the first the jewelry let holes Stopping the prisoner’s bedroom ' corner he began In his low voice to explain about them Hit Veracity There were two shafts shattered and Jim Slocum of Montgomery county roughly spliced a few Inches below the avers the Kansas City Journal was gilded called a witness as to impeach tbe tes“Those two flags” he began “were of a man In that county Jim given to the regiment by two sisters timony waa asked If be was acquainted with who were engaged to be married to two ofilcers one a captain the other the reputation of the witness for truth a lieutenant As you see the flags and veracity Jim said that he guessed maybe he was were both hit in almost identically “Is it good or bad?’ the same spot and under them both “Well” said Jim “I don’t want to officers were killed" Pointing to anbut I will man other flag he said “Beneath this flag do the if hisno Injustice were to see that neighbors seven men were killed and four were say as if he was dead they him wounded It was decorated with a wouldlooking want corroboratin’ evimedal of honor” So It went on dence before some they would be willing to There was a story to almost every one of the timeworn relics of the battle- bury him” fields At last the guide came to the His Advantage case In the northwest corner of the “A beauty doctor has one advantage hajl Immediately in front was a sil- over other men In something of his ken banner across whose faded red line” and white strips was a big blotch of “What Is that?" brown It needed no second glance “He can lawfully conduct a skin to tell what the blotch meant game” “There Is a story here” remarked the visitor and the little man in blue looked at him keenly “Yes sir there Is” he replied “Three men were killed carrying that as flag at the battle of Appomattox one would fall another would snatch it up and still they carried It forward As they went on In the charge a shell over the head of the last exploded man who had caught it and a fragment struck him In the arm between shoulder and elbow cutting It off as by a surgeon’s knife He clasped the flag to his breast with the bloody stump and staggered on At last as he felt himself weakening he turned about and seeing near him a man in his company who came from the same town he cried ‘For God's sake take it Frank I can’t carry It any longer’ ” The visitor was breathless “Well” he said “and then — ” “There Is a strange ending to that“ returned the guide “I was telling this to some visitor only the other day and had got as far as what I am telling you when a tall man with gray hair wbo was standing about where you are now spoke up ‘Comrade’ he said ‘you’re right! 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