Show V'fT CIVIL WAR FIFTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK August ' 26 1862 A fight took place near Madiaonvllle Ky between a Union force under Lieutenant Colonel Foster and a large body of Confederate Irregulars result Ins in the retreat of the latter with considerable Iobs according to north- reports Col Woodward’s force of Confederate partisans still loitering about Fort Donelson which they had attacked on the previous day Colonel Lowe of the Fifth Iowa cavalry went out to bead off In the skirmish that enthem sued the Nationals lost three men killThe Confed ed and twenty wounded crates withdrew with the loss of their light battery of artillery in au Brig Gen Llyd Tllghman cordance with g special order issued by General Bragg assumed command ofof “all abolition and Confederate ficers and soldiers in the vicinity of Miss for the purpose of beVicksburg ing exchanged or paroled” and ordered them to report immediately at bead Quarters at Jackson Miss A large force of General Stuart’s Confederate cavalry led by Lee entered Manassas Va and after scattering a Union force posted there a railroad train several destroyed buildings and large quantities of gov ernment stores and other property The militia under Col U II Sibley advanced against the Sioux in Minne- ern sota 27 JLTI - 1862 August The British schooner Anna Sophia was captured by the United States gunbhat R R Cuyler while endeavoring to run the blockade at Wilmington S C The draft was postponed in Philadelphia until September 15 James M Graham assistant adiutant general Bent the following from Leavenworth Kan to he war department: “Major of General Blunt's Vaughan with 1600 men staff marched from Fort Scott August 17 and followed the rebels as far north as Lone Jack The enemy declined an engagement and commenced a retreat They were hotly pursued by General Blunt and driven in utters confusion across the Osage with the loss of all their transportation and equipments t beetc sides numerous arms prisoners It is considered that the expedition saved the Missouri townB and the bewestern border from devastation sides striking terror Into the hearts f the enemy as far south as the colBlunt's Arkansas lines General marched nearly three umn hygdred miles in six days" of A party Confederate cavalry under the command of Captain White Va early in the entered Waterford morning and captured a company of The National cavalry under Captain Means who escaped “ The battle of Kettle Run near Bristow station Virginia was fought between the Union forces under General Hooker and a division of General Jackson’s army under Ewell The engagement lasted all day without decisive results The Confederates withdrew at dusk having accomplished their purpose of holding Hooker at the river August 28 1862 inKentucky The was fantry under Colonel Mundy roughly handled by the Confederate General Forrest cavalry force under in a fight near Readyville Tenn A severe fight took place at a point Va six miles west of Centerville between the National forces under and Generals Slgel and McDowell the Confederates under the command was of General Jackson Jackson compelled to quit the field City Point on the James river was completely destroyed by the National under Commodore gunboat fleet WilkeB in the hope of putting a stop to the practice of Confederate partiUnion on of transports sans firing The gunboat attack was precipitated by an attack from shore of a Confederate battery The Union troops occupied Hernando Miss The secretary of the treasury of the United States issued orders estabinlishing regulations concerning ternal and coastwise commercial in tercourse with the purpose of premu venting the conveyance of arms' nltions of war and other supplies to the insurrectionary districts and the secretaries of war and the navy issued orders directing all officers of the army and navy to render such aid as might be necessary in carrying out such regulations August 29 1862 The battle of Groveton In the vicinity of Bull Run was fought between two divisions of the Confederate army and under Jackson and Longstreet the entire Union army under Pope The engagement commenced early In the morning and continued until night Ohio of the 71st Twelve officers having published a card In which they stated that they had advised Col R Tenn Mason to surrender Clarksville to the enemy an act for which he was cashiered from the army for coward service from the ice were dismissed by order of President 12Lincoln miles east of A meeting called Memphis Tenn by southern nym p&thizers for the purpose of organising a partisan band was surprised and surrounded by a force of Union cavalry ipid 18 men taken prisoners A reconnolterlng expedition moving out of St Charles Court House Louisiana dispersed a large body of Confederate Irregulars at Bonnet Carre The Union gunboat under the command of Captain Riley left New Orleans and proceeded up on a reconnolterlng the Mississippi When expedition as far as Vicksburg Port Hudson the opposite received the Are of twenty-twShe was hit sixty or sevenguns ty times but continued on her course riddled The rethough completely sult of the reconnolssance was entirely successful August 30 THE PLAYING WAR GAME THE IN EAST Advertise ir too i i'S" 1862 Three battles were fought In the vibetween a cinity of Richmond Ky Union force under General Manson and a Confederate force under Gen H Kirby Smith resulting In three successive defeats for the national troops : The Unionists fought th£ third buttle ‘ under command Nelson of General 'i but It ended In their retreat A severe fight took place at Bolivar Tenn between a force of Union troops under Colonel Leggett and a Confed' ' ' - "v v i' ' i erate force under General Armstrong " In which the national soldiers gained ' " ' an advantage after a fight lasting seven hoursTheir loss Was five killed misseighteen wounded and ing HE Buckhannon Va was entered by a large band of Confederate illustration shows a scene ju the war game that has been going on in New England with the Red army partisans OUR invasion and plundered of a large amount of the was which to from and New York defended by the Blue army advance north capture trying ammunition The photograph is a view of the camp of the Tenth United States cavalry military stores firearms and other things of value and need to the Confederate army in the field LAND Private property was respected The WOULD FISH ALIVE Inhabitants of the town attempted a defense but without any success whatPhiladelphia Dealer Departs on ever Fishing Trip to Prove The second battle of Bull Run the Theory Hero of “Life on the Mississippi' Jones about 1856 when Samuel Clemwas renewed In the morning General ens became his pupil Clemens then JackGeneral Pope caught between Pa— The experiment Philadelphia to End on Duty for his material gathered later used son's fish alive wonderful flank movement 14000 mllet of "Life on the Years la transporting Mississippi" and the main through the Shenandoah to be tested by Thomas Keepfer later after he won literary fame he force of the Confederate who left his home In this city on ths army was Famous Character Resented Notori- made a trip from St Louis to New crushed and utterly defeated Kaiser Au He reliner Orleans with Captain Blxby and only Use of Hie Name treated upon Centerville Va in a deety — Disliked Victoria for Siam via Hamburg a few years ago was his guest In St gusto moralized condition Mr Keepfer believes that the fish can by Mark Twain Who Was Louis be brought from Slam and landed Under His Tutelage August 31 1862 Captain Blxby was of small physiIn in this country without difficulty He had a que nervous and wiry tanks notwithstandE Blxby Mo —Horace St Louie large Fredericksburg Va was evacuated the best known of the Mississippi tremendous his energy Throughout ing the long distance which they have by the Union army under General river he a recordservice kept diary to be carried pilots who taught the art to ing daily the events Burnside The three bridges across river and the shifting Mr Keepfer believes that In a few Mark Twain is dead Captain Blxby the Rappahannock constructed by the of the river current This record thg years all edjble fish will be sold alive suddenly at his home the com- died United States government is anxious and that hla army the railroad buildings coroner Dr Rolla Bracy of St experiment will bring to get and It probably missary stores and the machine shop Louis will be em- about means by which scientists will an held who inquest bodied in a book which will further county and foundry were burned before the enable dealers to cell fish alive at the caused by apoplexy The evacuation was made said death was was army left fame Captain Blxby’s door of every householder and by eighty-siCaptain Blxby years perpetuate necessary by Pops’s defeat at Bull old and was Mark Twain In his writing made this means eliminate a great deal ol still In the river service Run poisoning He dally ex- Captain Blxby out a profane man sickness from ptomaine hlB of at the time death The greatest excltemeht existed In it Is Chinese fishing steamers a call to take out the govern- This was incorrect his other friends Boston as a result of the news of the pected He was by reputation gentle claimed carry fish to their markets ment towboat Nokomls He arose say disaster to Pope’s army General Anin miles courteous hundred all men to several speech and away with only A little later his early and dressed drews having requested linen etc for a minimum loss wife went to his room and found him he met soldiers the wounded the churches lying dead on his bed He died assjto were converted Into depots for their eften bad said he wished to 'die “in and immense quantities of the harness” reception almost everything required for the Captain Blxby’s fame rests upon sick and wounded came rapidly In unthe writing of a cub pilot one of the til at five o’clock nine freight cars many youths he taught — Samuel Nobleman and Bride Stop at Police moon trip to an eastern city The acwere dispatched accompanied by six Clemens He made an (Mark Twain) 8tation on Way to Marriage cused count was saved from a cell by for Washington surgeons epic of the days he spent with Blxby Detective Welling who stood In front 8upper Huntsville Ala was evacuated by and the pilot’s name was known of the Clark street police station with Buell under the Union army General world the Captain Blxby throughout — him Orloff John while his friends were signing Drashkovltch Chicago The railway guard at Medon Stareceived hundreds of letters from Central was strangers who knew him solely who sayB he 1b a Russian count pass- the bonds In front of the station altion on the Mississippi ed an anxious hour while friends were so was an automobile in which were attacked by a force of Confederate This books Mark Twain’s through home of a municipal the bride and Mrs L M Czar and cavalry but they were driven oft' became distasteful to him and dur- hurrying to the who had There was great excitement in ing late years he had avoided all men- court judge ter obtain his release after Miss Violet S Hallowell be had been arrested on a charge of acted as bridesmaids at the wedding W Va over the news of tion of Mark Twain’s name Wheeling With him was bis bride of a Countess Orloff who before her mar larceny the activity of partisan rangers In The slxty-slyears Captain Blxby 'few hours The charge against Orloff rlage was Miss Mary Henrietta SparA regiment of their neighborhood spent in the pilot house marked the repre- row was nervous during the wait at militia left for Clarksburg to reinforce growth and gradual decline of steam- was made by W B Wenham the Chicago Safe and Mer- the police station and at first was unthat point against the partisans boat days on the Mississippi and Ohio senting 3032 West Lake willing to talk about chandise her husband’s company The Union force was driven out of rivers While pilot on the Missouri count of arrest he Finally she was persuaded to Ala Stevenson by General' Maxey’s river In bis boat would be street and to accusedfor athe talk about a woman who her husband typewriter pay Confederate brigade and retreated stopped by buffalo herds crossing the having failed responsible In trains to Nashville leaving behind river one day and by Sioux warriors which he ia said to have purchased had Intimated was December 19 last "My wife has been receiving numerstores ammunition and accoutre- the next Detectives with Wenham served the ous letters from this woman who bas ments In the Civil war Jm was chief pilot told her I am not a real count’’ said Vicks- papers cn Orloff a few momenta' befor the Union fleet besieging Orloff “I cannot reveal her name at September 1 1862 He always held fore be and his bride with a party of burg and Memphis the home to friends about present time” were the leave Union the victory at Memphis due to The New York Tribune’s report of the obtained He admitted having of the trlde 1927 West Adams street In the Information he gave Commodore Run the second battle of Bull given the Later as a principal stock- for the Chicago Beach hotel where typewriter but said he hadhad which Pope was seriously defeated by Foote agreed machine to a friend who they were to have a wedding supper holder of the finest commander and such Lee re Jackson and provoked at 3 to pay for it The marriage was performed sentment that the Tribune office was steamboats In the Anchor service Episcop m In St Paul’s Reformed closed by the government When the Captain Blxby was known the length He ran the City pal church South Winchester avenue of the “NATURE”' RESCUES WOMAN report was posted on bulletin boards of Alton Mississippi the when It made single and West Adams street The marriage In Philadelphia it caused a small riot of $70000 clear ceremony was read by Bishop Samuel Fire Destroys a House That Was A severe fight took place at Brit- trip record Fallows On the decline of river commerce TenMoved by Flood Itt6 ton’s Landing near Denmark The arrest of Orloff resulted In the he entered government service Canal Path nessee between a force of Union count’s honeyof was of Paul the postponement the pilot Captain Blxby troops under Colonel Dennis of the Louisville — That EDgliBh poet who Thirteenth Illinois and a large force wrote "Nature never did betray the Confederates The of Confederates heart that loved ber” — and Mrs Ellen Clarksville Tenn was captured by when fire of Clark — were vindicated to withdraw after au were compelled mysterious origin destroyed the womengagement lasting several hours With Tribesmen Somebody Supplying APACHE SLANG PARIS FAD an’s house here recently Great excitement existed In Louis— Weapons Formerly Several years ago Mrs Clark’s cotof the apin consequence ville Ky Used Spears Exploits of French Motor Car Bandits tage was floated off Its lot and depositarmy under proach of a Confederate on the route through ed squarely Make Underworld London — News has been received The governor Language Gen E Kirby Smith the government which subsequently from Abyssinia suggesting authorizing Popular the presIssued a proclamation decided to construct a canal Then It Colonel Gibson to bring all able bodied ence in the Sudan of some adventurParis — The slang of tie Paris came time a few weeks ago to tell citizens Into the field to resist the ers who are arming and drilling tribes house out must move she the alfad taken is that the in her latest had which with up Apaches advance hitherto savage and unprovided Confederate she replied: Not only French of Uncle Sam’s way society circles here Lexing- any weapons but the bow and spear ready reached and occupied nature can reit there ton Ky Large quantities of rifles and am- people but also foreigners of the fash- "Nature put the munition have reached these tribes ionable ee't here are now vying with move It” and that w'es all they were The Confederates attacked Ala while The region chiefly affected is that be- each other in picking up the largest able to get out of her until they paid Union army at Stevenson stock of words and phrases of argot her a cash consideration of $150 to tween northern Uganda the western in a retrograde movement from Hunts and in the sign papers border of Abyssinia and the south- spoken on fortifications Tennessee to Nashville vllle Ala And now Mrs Clark is pointing to outer slums SuThe fight had begun the day before In eastern corner of are sold to tour- the ashes and taunting the federal until dan Slang dictionaries a desultory way and continued “I told you so” on the The rifles are of French manu- ists at the boulevard kiosks and so- agents with the Confederates withdrew facture and stamped with the date ciety women are laking lessons In arnight of the first LOSES HIS CLOTHES Briga- 1879 but It is declared that many of got for which of course high fees are JUDGE Major General Kearny and charged by the Instructors dier General Stevens of the Union them are In reality quite new Several American women are among S! array were killed at Chantilly while During the recent British operaLawyers and Kansas Jurist Prebelessons is and those it of to cover retreat Be taking Leveson tions to the under Boys endeavoring tend Major against by the River be one of them who originatWith 8ad Results Pope’s army from the fatal field of the Anuaks in the Sudan' wild and lieved to The fad is thought to Bull Run The Confederate forces in practically naked tribes were all ed the Idea came up with the rear guard found to be armed with similar rifles have arisen in consequence of the Kansas City Mo — Seven lawyers pursuit but were final- which had replaced thetr traditional tense Interest taken in the Paris un- from this city went to a fishing reand attacked savagely derworld through the exploits of the sort near here and thought they would ly held oft by the desperate federals ipears and shields bandits motor In the The spirit ration to sailors spend the week end in the The savages had evidently been Their boy nature got the way navy of the United States was stopped trained They were clothed only in Fears Fish Had Hydrophobia best of them and they all went swimof cartDeads plus new bandellers by the taking effect of a law passed tfie use of ridges When New York— Fearing that a pickerel ming— bathing suits barred that and it was remarkable by congress prohibiting on had toe to return to camp a were the him bit for ready naval that be hydroon to board vessels heard were they spirits uiy words of command Fred Henry of Brooklyn haa suit of clothes belonging to Judge phobia purposes but medical given by Gallas and Arabs to savages Pasof fish to the the John C Pollock of the Kansas federal Poindexter Confederate partisan of who had never before shown any aent the head teur institute for examination court was mlBslng was captured fame In Missouri Igns of diclpllne or training Chapman) (Copyright 1912 by W r 'n ti w’ 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