Show VGTBKAXS e COJINKT OOOO SHORT rromdB POttTHB OLD 80LDIBMS I em lure It Is llg sf Itnllillilf lllMip i 5ross sf a Seisranhi MseoI 7 I Ilm4s this llm Ui l r on VONII 1M Nt > the winds of ItM world Bid I of nniwer iGIJ Iq Xortb South an1 I 1 11fJ ID Hart anil Wrat I cti Li Wherever llwrei fJ wealth tamed I j Or lIeu tbflt ran l be posieeOd i I NW t Wherever ire Mage M-age PoeM I Tu cozen taw i hub snare Vt hill find the vaimlod eiulgn I far I the Kmlltli flag li there Aye II wave oer Ibo biasing hovel Whence African vletlmj ny To be ihnl by rxploilto bullet Or lu wieirhedly story ami die Vnd where llir bcaebeoinbcr harrIs The I ties of the nihcrn KM At dm p ak < > < ll > hcllllli visseul Til the lingllsh Hud nltll free Thus > Maori full oil liMh euried II Wllli hla bitterest dying breath nil tin I rab hiss hlmil lilt Imtml Ai he spit at Hi fold In ilralb TIle hapless fellth bias from II On TeltlKeblri parched plain And Ilin Zulus blood lin > ilalnnl With a Imp Indelible stain It his floated oer scenes of pillage I It haa flaunted oVr deed of shame It hi waved orr Urn fell marauder Ai ho ravished with iword and flame It hat looked upon ruthlwi slaughter Anil miHurrmi dlronml grim It hm liMril tile shriek of the vletlmt Diuwn ecen Hi Jingo hymn I Wheio In I the Inn of Kngliiliil sleek the lands wheio the native rol Where dcray anil iMurril extinction MiiM toon be hue people lot tics Hetrch for tlio onceglad Island Where dln niul death are life t Anil be I greed of n niton eommcrto I Vow lutlrnii on huninn life I Where U I Iht I flog Of KniilMid Oo rail where rich galleon come I With thodily Bin loaded ration lId beer out millet and rum flotoo where brulo force triumphed I And lol hypocrisy mnkra the II lair iiiul nurnucllf > n will find Hi answer Kor MIR flag of Kngland It I them lx > mton Trulh I 1I ildthe KtDMi Ill Journal flue finiilon olllie nt Wathlnglon I Inter 1iteil Just now In trying lo ascertain where Owen Wilton live It ho I atlvc or when anil where bo died If ho is I dead The Investigation Ins I been tarried tar-ried on fur tome time and hue paper In tile coo are In the hand of Inspector Inspect-or Rpangler who It I delating much nt union la the hunt and hope to IK > able > et to unravel the nosier Owen Wilton wai it member of Com naiiv 1 Thirteenth Iowa Infunlr and since ls < 7 hi < hAl been drawing a pen Ion of Itt per month for n gunshot woiin I On June 10 UWI be lift tile home of his brotberlnlitw William Oolllnt lour mlli mirth or llrecken ridge Mo and went to lock Spring whero ho bought a ticket over tile Wa both road for Onialm mid went lo that city He hail with him hits trunk and about IICK Ho I Lnown tn luo reached Oninht and remained nt n boardinghomo there until Iho morning ol July 6 < when to left and has never been heard nf ilntr The next morning his tint and ronl and hi colic were found lying on tho banks of the river and Identified by the people with whom he had bctn boarding Hit trunk was found In the house and III It wrro hit deed > > suit prailon pintr but Ihn wkeietiuoui of Orin Wllron have never keen dleovereit Iheie luau been a carelnl search alolli the ricer down la Ibis oily for remains that ould niiswer JIll tleccrlptlun but inert are taiorda nt any place of eny tUninrint find HI pension sine till dliappearini has accumulated and Is I awaiting payment him If auto or to hi heir If hula den Hi can be ottabllihcd l his wife It I mourning him as dead and has applied for a penilou na tula widow and her application hni started tlo in Utilisation ill 1 Is one of tie peculiar CUKS of which tliero are man In the pension department II 0 llrru llurnln llowrxrr poor 1110 Lincoln homo may luc been l II affected Iho now chill but Mill al JlcCluroa Mnsailne He won rnbmI and arllve nnd life It Cull of Internt to tho child liapp enough to be born lu Iho country llo had tueral rompanloni There wu hit titter Nine or Sarah both nmnea aro ilhen her two years lilt senior there was a routln of hit mother ten years older Deniilt llankt all acllo and la gtnlout leader In spurts and mltchlef ami them were She nelghbora boy t Ono oC tho bttir Auttln lollaher ttlll tcllt with pleaiuro how hn hunted loonu and ran the woods with onng Lincoln Lin-coln and once even aatvd hit life Yet said Mr iollahcr the story flint I once NVl H Lincoln lIfe la true but It U I not rennet at generally rc latnlAbraham Abraham Lincoln and I had boon going lo school tosethor for a year or more and bad becomo rjreailr iittached lo ouch other Then tchool dltbandeil ou account of there being to few nchol nr and toe did not HO each other for it long lime Ono Runduy my mother lnlteil tbe Llnmlna and I wan taken IHK Ai and I played around ull < la Mr lii ic on luded In rrea the crt + lr 10 hunt for SM partridge rmng Llnwln bill teen the day before The creek was swollen by a recent rain sad In crowing on tho narrow footing 11w fell In Neither of no could swim I got a long polo and held It out In Abe who grabbed II Then I pulled him shore He WM alHMMt dead and I was badly Maiftd I riled and pounded blm In good 1 earnest Then 1 got him by the arm and hook blm the water meanwhile povrtng out of hIs month lly this means I mceeeded In bringing him lo and he was toon all rightThen Then a new dlfDceUjr cnnfionk I un If our mother dlenv reil our wet clothe they would Whip 111 This we a7 rr dretded from MptrlenM mmd determined I deter-mined tn avoid It won June he tun was tery warm and wo noon dried our clothe by predlng them on the rock ibntit us Wo promised never to tell the nor and I never mentioned tilt Incident In anyone until after Lincoln irRl end I Abraham llnroln had a titter Her name wire Battle and the wai a very pretty fill lObe went lo school when will rmrld which was not trry often let It hum mint know Hallln 1111 coin wo my sweetheart She wu nlxinl no age I loved her snd claimed hr as buoys do I siippa that was one reoion of my warm legird for Abe When the Lincoln family moved to Indiana In-diana I was prevented by > clrcum siStine from bidding good by lo either of the chll Iren unit I never saw them again lhslcicy o soloosesr From the tandon llobe In a recent re-cent addle on The Tactical Training of Volunteer tonl Wolsetey Iho new commander In chief of blue Kngllih army tald that them wai a general tendency ten-dency confound < lactic with strategy When one talked of ttralegy < hn talked of telence hut when lie talked of tag lien hn diked of an art H wai very dnlrable that Ihoco who Bid to hold l high i iltloni In military terre should nve n very extended knovledgo of ilriteg and of military history from wltich the rule of ultnlfsr were do rlte1 Ta lIe8 on Iho other hand was an art very emIly acquired and reUted out hell duty rear guard duty unit work of that kind lie believed any compete compe-te nl captain of n company could leach It 10 Ills Hiibordlnilrt sail be wouM even go further and tay that tactical Instruction might ba given In n room Of course ho did not wish to deprecate the Instruction which wai given In thn field l On tIm contrary the moro officer offi-cer of both tho army toil the volunteer volun-teer I who could go Into ramp and be taught tactIcal operation the better II lIonll 1 be for them II hid been Mid that regiment and j LrU Hl4fi ° J31fiftnUPl Jl3l the com Mm ln J 11 OI iftnulng I oftlccra mn them I and I he lie lleved that to be iillrcly Ibo rate When ho niembertil what the volun Iccri had been anil knew whit they were at present lie could not but congratulate con-gratulate them upon having done to much In receht pears to lmproo them nelte They had Improved both In dltclpllne and drill He referred par HciiUrly to drill Ucauio U had been rather hoot tight of In Ibo dltcuitlon and although no one worked harder than he had done lo get oldfashioned drills abolished the arnly he bad al way thought slid uould continue to think how great WM tbD valuo and Importance of a knoiledgo of drill It wai not only n dltclpllne for Site holy but for Iho mind and taught men Iho thrum rudiments of obedience If lie wore asked whit weru the great ett mllllar virtue neater even than courage ho would lay that It was un lietltnllng unquestioning obedience With regard to the taftctttlon that volunteer vol-unteer ofllrert should be required to pats a 10 11I111I11 Dry examination In lao liro though there wsi a great deal tn bo aald In favor 0111 oca had la deal with actual turIn and could not li > down In writing what ho conceived would l bo the best possible process for Imparting a knowledge of tncllrii U wit necetsary to like volunteer officers an Ihey were found and make tho belt of the fane but above nil ho mutt not do anything which wtuld Injure the patriotic feeling which called the force lino existence Insiriictoia should takt every appor tiiulty ot lutirticllng iM officers In a kunwletlfo of tactic but they could not Uy dawn n hard sn4fall rule and up that oluntcer officermull par an elimination tactics or their Ion Ire would dlipenied with On the oIlier hand honevcr whero lbey got R bail commanding olHcrr In a battalion tail It tout evident that the defects of tho battalion were due to the commanding officer they mint say lo him Sir you hnvo done your bet but your belt Is I not good enough for ut mil pout mint go bless hhsuueteka n1 The renewal of tho attempt to remove re-move lien llancockt body to Arlington appeort to have excited lorathlng like Indignation In the stale newspaper Wherever referred to the plan la I condemned con-demned The Oil City Bllziard na > The mlichlct makera who with to thwart den hancock own whahte UI well at those ot varian mtnb r ot hli famll havo rrtumed the igltalion of the removal of hit body from Ibo tomb In Montgomery cemetery to the National Na-tional cemetery at Arllaiton Thcro U very little danger that the threat which II certainly In esceedlngly bad taite to ay the trail will ever be carried car-ried out U 1 It a well knowa fact that the aid of the law will be huokrd If necfiwiry to prevent the ilctecratlon of the tomb and to tecure tho enforcement enforce-ment of the dead httroi wlihe oslo the nnal disposition of tho body Phila delphia Inquirer |