The evening world. Newspaper, October 5, 1912, Page 9

EVERY WInERE. BY EvyEBERyvDonrpw. IMuST T3e REAL Quiet Sol Wont WA ICE PoP uP I THIN TLL Phay JBEAR AN CRAWL AROUND REAL Quietay; ey OY HARSH never has to spend any money having a good time, because the only thing he enjoys is talking avout himself, The Hedgevilie Editor. Mrs. Derks says that her husband {s never right about anything until he changes his mind, Minnie Ford made Henry Plank apol- oxize for proposing to her in public and then she hurried up and accepted him while the witnesses were still present, George Dole says he likes to get his wife out in public so he can talk back fo her. Rev. Frost says ‘that every one knows the difference between right and wrong, HiS_HiR>T ‘aT HOME DAY” 4 [Sorees eeeeee (Tho New York World), te aturday, October 5, 1912 A Civil War Romance of Sheriaan’s Ride By Henry Tyrrell (Founded on Bronson Howard's Greet Play.) | Copyright, 1012, by G. P, Putaam’s Sona, | SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS, At Charleston, in Avril, 1861, « me jerks ot the wonoee foe ONG eat nant Bop Wallan Wet! in in “loves vith and Bob with West's ham’ former acquaintances fro } mex ata Dall | tiem "were Kerchiy two young Heutent Paling Gs abner werill, 4 nim army, A few months later the Lattle of Cie civil war te fonght at For & long time the lave is in doubt, CHAPTER VI. (Comtinued.) The Virginians. ‘ON. JO“ JOHNSON—the rank. ing Confederate officer, but G proved to be a large silk handkerchief enveloping a dainty lace one. 7 Hearisease recelved his captain's mission at the dinner table that evening. After all, as the old said, he was @ reguias, and hed before he ran, and that was a to many of the pestiferous ready: shoulder straps who had betrayed David Craum's {dea of fame is to ind teaching Jo carllet brave volunteers and lost the shake hands with somebody who tae ‘marked atten- them, and who were now amounts to something cat (challenges Thorsten about unabashed, bragging in the sass Netore tearing FOOT. CHAPTER VII. War le—War. ERCHIVAL WEST, after his arrival at St. pest. was assigned to the Armpiatay | Southwestern Missourt, in a short time he sew Bi service in almost every line, that of actual fighting. A large tion had been made to the regular except the man who ts making a profit who had Intrusted the imme- @rmy, and to fill vacancies in the new out ofthe Mihsicphelean late command to Beauregard Feeiments rapid promotions among the on account of the latter's fa- Lay already In service had millarity with the country~ able to 1h & few months’ time West reve second leutenant to the rank of “Married life is made up of mutual concessions.” ” t hh “It'd be a lot worse if it had to be made up of mutual confessions.” keep from his headquarters something lke a general outlook over th received intelligence just tack waa preparing that tain of infantry —an which a year before could only been gained as a reward of fifteen years of continuous serview, .» Aw weeks and months passed of PHILADELPHIA lawyer and connhisseur was describing some of his experiences in search of curios. dated chair. “Louis Cross-eye?" such person.’ “I onve entered a Wardour street shop in Lon- 1, according to the St. Paul Dispatch, sinan pointed out to me a@ dilap!- ‘That there chair, sir,’ he safd tmpressive ‘belonged to Louis Croas-eye, King of Franc: vald I. ‘Why, there's no “Oh, yes, there is. sir!’ sald the salesman, and he showed me a ticket marked ‘Louis XL'" “1 hear the Treasury has a plan for lundering soiled currency.” “Fes? sending it to the Treasury.” URIN a girl came into the room carrying a doll which she had received for a Christmas present, and stood watching the operation for some time, he progress of the morning bath of few-months-old infant a little neighbor doll was much the worse for Well, 1 can find quicker ways of soaking my salery than by While Papa is at the office proudly displaying a photo and say “THAT'S OUR BABY!" Mamma is at home standing nevrt to a fancy wicker basket, saying equally proudly “HERE IS OUR BABY" to a bevy of en 7 | thusiastic girl friends, And they almost all dream dreams of when they too shall be just as proud and happy. army" hed come up cnd was advancing upon his rear, This should have been the Unton reserves from Centreville, but it was not. It was General Kirby Smiih of the Army of the Shenandoah arriving with 1,700 fresh infantry. The whole Southern line now advanced to the charge, and the combined attack upon the Federal flank and front was decisive enough to turn the tide of ba: tle from uncertainty to suklen pente. Tho Mnes of blue wavered and broke, fell back from the plateau, across the Warrenton Pike and on toward the Bull Run fords, The repulse became a rout, the rout grew into an appalling ‘avalanche of dete ‘The Federal ad » on the southern skle of Bull Run, had seen « regiment moving toward them, but were told it was a Now York regiment which had been expected for aupport, and the ar- tillerymen withheld ther fire. Suddenly ther came a fearful explosion of mus- ketry, which in an instant changed the was possible tc find @ certain agement in the fact toat the de! into @ feeling of strength ané@ aegu- rity, resulting in comparative inae- tivity in the field for the better of a year, At the Nortn the Produced was exactly the comupry. While the South was planning the'er~ » ganization of a new republic and even butting up the name of Gen. Beauve- gard as @ candicate for the dential succession in such a way a®- {ncur for that officer the cordial trust of Jefferson Davis forever ward, the Federal Government and (@Be rx people of the Northern and W States set to work with furious ergy to counteract the reversye fered in the boginning. Congress thorized the enlistment of helf @ on of men for three years, an crease of the navy and loans with which to strengthen sinews of wa: A oe The Mttle wii " Lieut.-Gen. Scott, now past A hard usage, belng minus an arm and a leg. Fine Deathestticken? men wits Geicenes years of age, hung up his ally she said to the mother of the child: wounds pong word and yielded the command ef “How ‘The child was informed, and looking from her doll to the baby she sald “My, you have kept it nice. ou had your baby?" long have ) ‘National Monthly. “Why did you marry him?" “Every one said he was a joke, and I wanted to prove that at Icast one woman could take a joke,” press, and the postage on letters was % per half ounce, Until 1840 there were such things as envelopes. Letters were sealed with wax and the address was written on the back the last for weeks in transmission. worker, GC " a» he t hls book, “f reckon m:bby 1 time tor’ plontes 4 this valley js more them In the Pie Belt. iad belter pub seu dawn as someviat doubtful,” dancing parties. po eo a Brae ah et . f breakfast food have you Kansas Ciiy Sia One eepecially miserabletooking ob; niles south of the Potomac, the ENYA, Hit ot reat are 38 Ject drifted along, about noon, and stood ™ ow 4 ‘gh been blue, or it might have io be: seat IM SLOCUM of 3 van ea nee ay amudge were the region from north to south, with 5 ; called as w wituess to !yeacl the toxtimor His shoes were heavy ¢ral roads extending to the bie ¥ cous | Sm was asked ith twine, and his naked boundaries on either aide, those cakes, We cai-ulate to chante | viuness for truth end ‘im ald. that aud sore ankles showed that he was the Blue Kidge connecting through enough #0 folks can eat al! they want HST he guemed maybe he was without socks. An old slouch hat was rious gaps with the railroads of Companion, Is it good or bat pulled over his face, and a tobacco bag Virginia. Se * said Jim, 1, fan want to do the hung from @ bution of his jacket, the Pi] beautiful and fertile region tice, but 1 will say that f° his collar for _prote: ite own collar of which was turned up to the protection for its own sake, ag Doubiful Voter. prety ge Se eee si 4 se chin, evidently to conceal the condition as for that of its patriotic € , 4 candidate for athe ny milling to bore kimi sald the ewimmer, “this is, ileeleth was wine for her days, ! dous commotion. 1% nning ¢ of the shirt-or the lack of one, which the Ellinghams were @ fair TT ta going arouad among thel 1 me aS ToT NT ae hia toa thas te fallen off tha ‘he Taped, | that way ood. were tery auch excited, Need of Haste. Yuu poor fellow," sald Jenny, “Tell ple), its numerous black slaves, Faters -gaulclting votes, He had a) Shy Me raeeh of wlnel eotiorrarers Maey —_ _-- all began to make for the river, and it want lecited that ovld af. | me, were you in the cavalry?’ rich supplies, whteh tte lush ~ Little book with | sich he entered the ? ee His First Suit. | Jong until most of the town was out aud hurrying | J ta pruned, od | "¥en, Miss Buckthorn. Ie it possible lands and broad pigntations “ names of the sols wd and their Ticklish Foothold. Knew, s | in that direction, | put in-charge of lyou do not reconize me? I must apol- It was especially important, ¢rom polities, le caine & thie ° . ‘OM BOTK aanlstan one of the citizens and enid:! ine wagon oxise for My appearance, but'— Southern military viewpoint, that . iba Bigetisted man who evidently did mt UKE} yryey real extate dealer in British Columite was visiting them. fo rifle ay there must be something going 04) One day while on hie rounds he stopped to 1" 1) heavens! Ie it yourself, valley should be held intact by @ + aa, mes,” said the canditate, “LY nS, pectin Bogie) Mord’ wlabed (0 nt nents S eotred amen ora, eeltaed eit Mion sdaeasmadbel eaves uo?" exclaimed the girl, with federate army. No portion of the ¢ ee MT oda coumt on your support Bi 120] tong “engy tr htcatte” mts wee eteaies | te. Ruiasmeen ce ta Kansas mente) OA on, 0 he stasted ‘lek. "Why, you look like @ could be given up without serous detrie |. =: on the ts ‘mountains, It te ald thatthe | fad the telephone directory and thus appealed to 2 Arkuusas they ei the native, slowly, ‘Naw, 1 horses, *l bummer.” ment to operations north of > “Mew, you can't count on my sp Tite tor| (abtaia of ay steamboat on Kootenay Lake once b ytd Beans for information regard..g Kos bs ‘y Me Hie tome there dy none, O'd Zeb Jones’ son,| Me tured in farewell Possibly this may serve to identify ‘ “If this valley is lost, i Yd rather take poison tan rol heard « greaf splash in the water, Loosing over \o number; ul ut slips unt ‘are grow 4 they're, m tho mysterious lost,” was » Peters ‘ike 30u the rill ‘he pled, the head, of who was| ‘‘Mllsebeth, whet dors mother ask for when! He related that he stopped et a certain town t Kansas Cliy me,” and he oe ‘termed packet which (To Be Pontiguel.) Prom the way j0u talk,” eald the candidate, syimumiog toward bis boat, He naued him, he talks to daddy at lus office!’ me inquised, and waikiog out on the pisest aotiond © Uemen "\ ” His Run Down. 1 sHoup say J Am! Tm Att DONE UP GOING OUT NIGHTS To CARD PARTIES - AND EAT YOuR HIS SLEEP-HIS HEAL w THE (a) G } alu “To THE THEATER — ALWAYS SOMETHING To TAKE A.MAN AWAY FROM HomeE- KEEP HIM UP LATE AT NIGHT- LOSE FoR A MONTH- OPERA THIS -I TEL, You OLD MAN, I'M GOING To Cur IT ALL OUT AND STAY HOME frantic horses dragged pell-mell through the Infantry ranks and over the pros- trate bodies of the fallen, A caisson blew up and three horses galloped off with the burning wreck, dragging which wae dead, limp across their and @ fourth horse, Cannonters lay guns, with rammera and spon, lanyards still in thelr hands. W terles were annihilated in poured into Washington over the Long Bridge. Somme good citizens—but they were not fn the majority—put out steaming wash kertles filled with coffee or soup for the a : forlorn boys. Among these good sliee t Was a ver: reque: occur Bamarita J 0 * aborts At SRN Seer Rreaunnl Centr ony, HORRY UP E'RE GOING To Socuusny wan Jenny EROKDETD, CHAPTER VIN. Her father, severely wounded and cap- By meatient anit the b aasreny ia tured by the enemy, had been recos- HE Valley of Virginia, eae ry Elo ae pee he Rea DINNER, ‘5 EVENING - eee by Aare former comrade, Gen, aed’ within that section. would have thought him a miracle ~ SG USOROIG: BOG -An & DRRSDOT Ceuteey the Appalachian had been exchanged for a wounded Con- federate officer and allowed to proceed ington {n an ambulance, tended Haverill ore 18 Heartsease?’” was the first lon Jenny asked her father after having ascertained that that stera ad. "muttered the old as if dazed at the sight of food and drink and commiseration. His uniform om etme clinging to culasona, Which frag, armies to 8 younger active officer, Gen. George B, \ jan, With two Federal armies move into Virginia—that of at Washington, Banks opposite Leesburg—to say ing of considerable bodies of troope sing the northern counties about headwaters of the Potomac, the federate prospects for the organization command wiped” © you sometimes get impatient Thone who. could, tun, “wally inp ot 188 wore decidedly threatentag, when the letter carrier 1s late? sf . owe protect this portion of the State, even crawl, waited ‘no longer, but Then what would you have dropped everything and got away from * #uard the lower Shenandoah Vaeley:«'> done {f you had aha y from against Gen. Banas, the Conf o ae cen your own Garaia allt‘ atau : Government determined to send @ a Letter. Ne sare Save it come nearer to the actual truth of pos- Under the official title of the “Army et. sibility than te o: ‘ the Monongahela,” was placed unéer® sometimes took « an he or any other Confederate P week for a letier to go trom New York then knew, when he cried out exultantly: the command of “Stonewall” Jacksem,’ “© joston, and “Give me ten thousand men and I wil! ROW advanced to the rank of majew - Boston, and even n he was older be in Washington to-night!” weneral. ‘ took an indefinite time for a letter to ‘The dawn of Monday came, but the , Thi# wes great news to the so from Chicago to California, Mal! sun did not shine, In the hot, sullen, N®™s, not only for the naive Y went much of that distance by pony ex- Ariazting morning, the defeated troops et that it seemed to them like ‘ impregnable guard eround Belle > quet and the whole valiey, but and especially, because of Capt. ert Ellingham’s part in the growing prestige of the Stonewall Brigade, In the Valley. bounded on. the eat by Blue Ridge and on the hy @ range of the Alleghanies catia’ there the North Mountains, from the headwaters of the doah near Staunton on the seath the Potomac on the north, @ distames: considerably more than 100 miles, treme width is scarcely twenty-five, ~ A broad macadamized road, the mous Valley Pike, traverses the