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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

70 nut your money In a Savings Bank al
4 per cent. when the State Building and
Loan Company will pay you on - >lz.o
full-paid stock per cent. ana q MA y,
nor cent? Call and see us q.
nos east Main street, Richmond. Va.
THOMAS 4. Stage. President; W.
MINOR WOODWARD Vice PRECEDENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
Drugci.t. and sunday Closing.

Al druggists and drug clerks who arc
interested in the Sunday closing are re-
quested 20 meet az the Chamber ~ Conc
merce at 4 j. 81. Thursday, July On.
T. 4. MILLER,
Fifth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
One-Fourth Rnte.

From Richmond 10 DanNille. w.
Greensboro, g; salisbury. $50: Charlotte.
50. This first-clsss special tram leaves
Richmond at O'Clock y. N. July -sih'
For further Information and tickets ap-
ply to James A. Sanders. at Hotel Dad
son. 49, a. = $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

timony 20 the soldIerly bearing and gentle
manly conduct OF yourself and the troops
OF your command while in our county.
When COrnelia was asked for her jewels,
she pointed TO her children, and Virginia,
when asked for her Jewels can point with
pride 70 yourself and the brave officers
and privates OF your command. In part
Ing with you and your gallant soldiers,
beg you viii accept my best wishes. both
for yourself and them. and wish yourself
and command pleasant return trip to
your homes.
/ would be gratifled II you will Rad this
testimonial Of my regard for yourself ana
the brave men and officers of your COM
mand, If agreeable to you. to them.
Very respectfully, &c.
GEORGE G. ORGATN,
Judge of the County Court OF Lun nburg
This letter will be incorporated by Major
Derbyshlre I'm HIS report OF the trip to the
Adtutant-General.
GLAD TO GET HOME.
The majority OF the soldier boys were
complstely broken down wnen they reach
81 their armory. and three Of them fell
out from thu heat after ranks were
broken. The men Of the hospital corps. by
admirable work. soon restored them. and
thew were able 10 walk % their homes
Private cannon, of Company g. was quite
badly injured at Lunenburg by a blow
behind the ear from a gun which fell
from a stack. and had a number OF con-
WILSON'S. lie was attended by DR. Teus-
Ter and the men Of the hospital corps, and
Is now all right.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
Onc-Fourth Rates.

from Richmond 10 Charlotte and inter-
mediate points This train leaves hieh-
mond at o'clock T.. NJ. July -itf. Tor
tickets and further Information SEQ James
4. Sanders, at Hotel Dodson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

--~ -
NORFOLK VA. Julv % -lsneci,1,-
Nrtor starting upou its 6fth week tba fa-
,,.u. MA .se,-p1,tlil.ol .,,it ID. o,.,r,,cti,,,.
orI An tho ,.e,,,,cr,. 81, a., and ,,,..
,r.-,,oe,,, viii ,o,r,o.,co o., to.ao 80,
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w" t'''' ''e''
r'' ""N ""N'o'S' ANU WY" no NVUo'' at
I3ct Iarse cfDWIs 10 the courthouse.
There VIII be six speeches. and they VIM
consume not less than three DAYS. OF
,.rrs. tb. greatest i,t.r.,, c.,,r,, &,
f"'' '''" - "'S VIII nave TO say ABOUT
ms OH poHVcai opponent The testimony
vas concluded az = O'Clock today The
morning hours of to-day wore devotad
r. t..,-..t.... ,t.....,
,..,.,g.r -,
' i''''''" ""' ~ 'i''
'eH'eIy oil the instructions OF the Court
hAich are printed below in fan.
Judge Ifenils, While greatly f1tigucd
swim. to th. l,lo, tbr,,s, ,,r,.r n,,, ~,
-. &C.,. .t....... 49,, 7..
81 ''''''7'''.'l '''+ N'N''i'" VI ""Ioi-
)ah' zeal questions as hey afos from day
g. day. has an the time been patient.
confederate. and reasonable even I'm the
e,,r,,,. Ifis t,..,r,,o,i,,s ..b,u, ho,,.
-
'"i"'0'"' ''' '''''i"N''9' ""7 "''n COW
tred ana give general idea of the
many nice points his Honor has had to
,,e, ,,,,., IL ID. ,..li.,..l tb.t , ,..r,ti.,
Z, ,,..
'"H DE- I'd'n'i iH'i9''S Hsht'
proceedings !" DETAIL
Court convened M 1926 o'clock and.
,.it, .,, .,..,, .,...,..,, ,,.,.. e,,..~, 8, .,,
-. t...-.., .,.., 80. -.
+" vi '''7l' "'' '''' '''''''
bzad crowd Of spectators were Wei paid
tr their attendance.
-, 3d.. ,i',,,'c, 90. t,,,
'"' -,
'iSt Wi'iea7 '" ''D".'"' vi ''''
ment testimony of the defence lie was
rxammel 10y SIR. escfy SIR nuke said
that no had known AIr. Massey for a
-. -. ,.,,., s,l D.. t.,o,v tbot bis
... e-...,..,. ...., ,..,..,,,,.
general reputation ioI u"'" an" '''"N'''
was good ia the county Of Albcmafle The
vrt,rees WIS clerk of the Circuit Court
. .,,..u.o.tl. ,.,.,...,,. and Of tho C,ornora-
~>.N.,,...,v. .,.,A MO-. 81
NON ''"iI "' ''
HeHb~F ~ '"' ''D'' '''" 10
hal never heard Mr. Massey 81 character
Tor truth ana verlclty discussed in lis
-. NJ Nvis. cro-s-exanineA the
&C., t.r,.r,.
WINES '''V'1 -,..,-,. ,u..,,,.,,
Nj lslnc u. halhslAlr' vi AiN'ha'N'
testified in response to questions asked
by Mr Ncelr that he hAd known inc
,.,,o,,s him fl, a m4ttcr I'm which he Clas-
80, -. ,,,,.+..,.l The ,citpass said
|I e.. ,t.,....s, r.,.,,,,.
mat be tai '.l'i 'I In, 49, ,,,.5,i,,
t,ln ID 'uF 49,, ,'.,'.'.,,,. ~.
lie COMA 'esuly as 10 WI. t''-,
raj standing as TO ""," ""' ,',"'
as he couid lhdl 90 any 'lH.' l'','
whose name had never D''H "iV".S
Being cross-cNdmhei ny 'N-'"'s'
Heath. the witness sail lh"' me- WIS "noe
State Treasurer. hut had been Superin-
ttndcnt OF Pubic ocho'Ia Oh '"' V'U"'S
OF Albemarle tor aDouI yer ne n'"
been candidate LOT MI. MosSS 9up
port, but dIu n"t M" tir, Tbc
tAc SuperlnVcha,h No''u l'i " -.
witness added lhtt no man i' -,
county htd a hishrI i'p"'a' ''n ~. ~
and Veraciiy thah 'A' p'"i"''i ~ ''''.
cause s-..-.u e,..,,,
Mr. Charles 9. Sih'idI' t',.ts, -,
AlbemaIle, had known ,,ie w. Nta,.
twenty-five years ~ ,r,,h a,o
fcNS general i'Iutd '"i 'oi 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
yIngnrn Falls Tours Via IL. u. a u
IL. IL.
ONLY sif FOR THE ROUND TRIP,
RICHMOND TO NIAGARA FALLS.

Pennsylvania Railroad Personally Con-
Quoted Tours leave Washington az \.
NJ ON following dates: July 18th. August
sth. August 22d. September 9Th. and oc-
tober sth. Tickets good Tor ten days.
Stop-overs allowed at Watkins, Glen,
Rochester and Buffalo
For full Information apply 20 Richmoni
Transfer Company, Ninth and Main
streets, Tlcket-Onice, Byrd-Street sailon'
or g. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

The Long and Tedious Trial Draw
ing Near 90 "a Ciosc--Nr. Paync's
Explanation About the ChnrIOttcs-
Features.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
For Debiiitated Men,
aor.fora.s Acid Phosphat 4,

DIR. J. B. Alexander, Charlotte, y. C..
saws: ut is not only pleasant to the
taste. but ranks among the best OF nerve
tonics for debilitated men," ---.-.-.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
Treasury Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON. July CAS- the result
OF the gold exports last week. the TreA-
sury gold to-day stands $l05, $500 loss
OF 81 aS5, 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
Judge PTentiS Advises The Jury as 10
The Law in the Controversy.
ARRANGEMENTS Fer The SPEECHES.
Three Members Of Counsel on Either
Side Viii Be Heard.

PROCEEDINGS or YESTERDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

ful. and would believe him under oath in
d matter in which he Masshy) was in
tcrest Il.
What are your politics, Mr.. Porter"
asked Mr.. Wise. leaning over his table
and looking the witness in the eyes.
Well sir" said Mr.. Porter, they are
som what uncertain just at present. / am
not "A Republican. Democrat. Popullst, or
PTohibitionist | shall not vote for any
man who is not for free silver" Uaugh-
teri The witness declared that he was a
member Of the Presbyterian Church.
The evidence OF Mr.. Ellis +. Harris.
also OF Albemarle. was substantially the
same as that Of the other witnesses from
that county. He had high regard for Mr..
Massey, believed his reputation for truth
and veracity was good, and would believe
him on oath or on. He said he had known
Mr.. Massey about forty years.
The Instructions Read.
At this juncture Mr.. Thorn for the
plaintiff, stated that his side would have
come other witnesses In the city on the
Chesap AXE and Ohio boat and the jury
was adjourned until 1 o'clock. Judge
Prentis then began reading the instruc-
lions which he had determined TO allow
In this case. The first six were all that
the plaintiff offered, though they were
slightly modified. The others were pre-
scented by the defence. Here are the in
structions Of the Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

Committee on Retrenchment and Reform
to investigate the departments. and how
they had been frustrated. IL ever mon
arch had control OF a people this
could be said OF the late W. c. Adams,
especially as far as his department was
l..rr.lrranI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23

CONCLUDED ON SECOND PACED
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03
INsrALLLNG lXHLnIrs.

Tho Work of Preparation Mt tho Cotton
States Exposition Advancing Rapidly.
ATLANTA, Sept. 2.--During these last
weeks Of preparation, tho work on the
grounds Of the Cotton States and Inter.
national Exposition progresses with
marvellous rapidty. This is especially
true in machinery hall, where work
goes on day aud night. Big travelling
derriCks aud cranes move steadily to
and fro on their tracks; hundreds OF
men arc busy day and night putting in
foundations for exhibits, moving heavy
machines into place, and rounding up
tho work in every possible way, Tho
first boiler was under steam last Thurs
day, aud by this time others are. Tho
posts and lamp frames for tho hundreds
OF arc lights are up, and the wiring will
soon be done. Arc lights are already in
uss at the various buildings where work
IL going on at night.
In most OF tho buildings, the work OF
installing exhibits proceeds steadily.
In the United States government build.
ing. tho exhibits are almost ready for
the public.
Tho European exhibits are hero in
bonded cars, and in the bonded ware.
house, awaiting the slow action Of the
government, which has been tardy in
organizing custom house forces adequate
for tho emergency, This greatly auuoys
the management, which has forces
waiting to put these exhibits in place
US soon Us they eau DO released,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03
A LITTLE NONSENSE.

"How Is business, John ?" asked Uncle
Allen Sparks, as tho Chinese laundry.
mRa handed him his washing. mot
volly good" answered the Chinaman.
"Dy tho way, john" unused Uncle
Allen, feeling in his pocket for the
change WhereWith to pay tho Celestial,
what Is your other name? "NamO
Chin Chin." "DEop lsuRdEyinG and
try the auctioneer business, john
Chicago Tribune.
"wo will have to fight this time,
sure" the aid ventured to remark.
"And why this painful necessity"
haHghtily demanded tho Spanish gon.
aral. Because" humbly replied tho
aid, as no bowed low, because the
rebels have got between us and tho
telegraph lice,"-hdiandpohs Journal,
Eastern Strauger-What are they
iynching him fort Quick Drop Dan
Attempting suicide. Eastern Stranger
They might just as we'll have lot him
kill himself. Quick Drop Dan-No,
stree. Tho boys out hero don't believe
in TELLER being so seldsh.-Lite.
Ais dyeing the hair as dangerous
as tho doctors would make it appear +?
B--Certainly, YOU may take my word
for it. Only last spring All uncle OF
minO dyed his hair, and in three weeks
he was married. 10 widow with four
chitdren.-Fiiegtnde Bidsticr.
A-There Is o most remarkable cave
in kentucky. B--What is there re-.
markablo about it? Ali you call out,
"IleIlo, SmithW the echo says, "What
Smith is it," no loss than fourteen dis.
tinCt timcs.-lerdS SUtiaQ.
Small Margory has just been stung by
a wasp. II wouldn't a.mindcd its walk.
ing all over my hand,' she said, be.
tween hor sobs. lift II hadn't sat
down so hard."--Mp York Eruing SrU,
"say, Gull. wouldn't you like to have
all do oysters you could oat?" "Hou
bet | would, Round yerc, yer kRaw,
w'oro yer get one wild every drink. -
Chicago Record.
Teacher-Whon did tho Thirty Y0nra'
war CommencO2 Pupil don't know,
sir, but II you'll tell me when it left oil
can reckon up.-FlisgBds Blaeiisr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03

uuire the. sum OF GlG,0OO,0OO to carry
out, II is to build two aqueductS, ono
100 milo1 long, the other no miles, aud
each is to convey 2OO,0O0,00O gallons Of
water a day.
II ia said that tho largest diamond Ia
the world was found q short time ago in
the mines Of Bahia do Pernagus, Brazil.
The gum is reported to weigh 300
carrots, which 10 9,l99 CRrets heavier
than the largest existing diamond,
A Slrasburg electrician has devised
an incubator the heat for which ia sup
piled by electricity. lie finds after
close investigation that ninety chickens
can ordinarily bO counted on out OF
every 100 eggs placed in the Incubator.
A race was recently rowOd at Deal,
England, between four i0ur'Onrod crews
Of hoatmeu over sixty yoara al age, The
winning oarsmsn averaged seventy
years, while their cOxswain was eighty
five,
DR.. W. G. Johnson, of Muskegon,
Mich, mak0s affidavit that ho has two
Tomatoes Is his garden, ono 10 inches
in circumference, the other l3!, aud
both still green aud growing,
II. D. Powers, Of Tomah, Wiz. caught
trout ia Lake PokegRmR that weighed
twenty-five pounds 0laven ounces Sew.
srat people will vouCh for the truth OF
the story.
Two empty saCkS, which originally
contained the $4,000 Of the $4,000 Of
wells.Fargo cash stolen from a train
at Swlnglo's station, Cal, have been
found.
Tho coming rico crop promises to be
larger than the largest crop yet record.
ed, that Of three years ago, when tho
total yield Appropriated 2O,0O0OOO
bags.
Eighth avenue, New York, has n
bicycle boarding house. The rates
charged are quoted GU a sign outaide,
aud they range from 81 to 81 70 u month.
In the annual bicycle race from Dor.
deRHx 20 Paris, 800 miles, this year,
TER Gerger, an Austrian, came in first
OF the amateurs in 2i;l2:l5.
Through u mistake in u cipher teie.
gram twenty-five English chorus girls
had fine voyage to Rio Jauolro in
stead Of tho United States.
Mississippi has a convict farm. and it
is not only Seli.supporting, but actually
yields profit Of something like $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03
G. a. IL DAYLIGHT SPECIAL
To National Euchmpnent ut LouIsVill
OvOr Psuusylvn Lines.

To National Euchmpment ut Louisville
Over Peunsy lVania Line"
On Monday, Sept. 0, e. a. Il, veterans
and friends from Vest Virginia, South.
western Pennsylvania aud Southeastern
Ohio will go to the National Encamp.
mcnt over tho Pennsylvania Limos, that
route having been selected by number
OF Posts. Arrangements have been
made for Special Trains 10 run through
TO Louisville by daylight, reach
ing there in timo for supper on
Monday. Tho organizations going
Oh tho Specials will inc,ndo:
James 4. Garfield and Lucy i. Hayes
Circles Ladies Of tho Il. A. r., Of
Wheeling, spaRgleF Post, Of BeIIaire,
BrHnum Post, OF bridgeport, Thoburn
Post, OF Martins Ferry, Il. NJ. Stanton
Post, Of SleubcHviIle, Gen. Lyon Post,
OF East Liverpool, Henry Cope Post, Of
Wellsvillp, q. W. ShuStcr Post, OF 10.
ronto, j. $. McGteady Post, Of CSdiE,
WolCh Post, OF UhnChsvilo and Drnni.
son. Minerva Post. Of Minerva, Sandy
Valley Post, oil Waynoshurs, Andrew
Crawford Post, of Now Philadelphia, Jno.
II. Carr Post, OF Port Washington, Il. NJ.
Lyou Post, OF Duworston. Tho spGcinla
will concentrate on tho Pau.l!andlC at
StoubCnvillo, NOwcomCrstown aud Cadiz
Junction, oxcursionists being carried
from their starting points without
change. Columbus will 10 reached Mt
II n. M, from which point tho specials
will run through to Louisville on fast
schedule without making any regular
stops, going via Nonia, Dayton aud In.
dianapolis. Leaving timo from Wheel.
Ing will DO $3.50 a. III, Wheeling timo,
round trip 81 s.. Excursion Tickets at
that ratio will also DO sold for regular
trains over tho Pennsylvania lines Sop.
tolnbOr Sth, 9th, 10th md 18th. All
lirltoia will DO good returning until
October 3, inclusive. A cordial invi.
taiion Ia extended 10 persons wishing
to mako nh enjoyable trip to tho Ma.
lioral cncampmOnt to Join tho Daylight
Special excursion on September 0. Tho
party will DO Conroninl ono ana
will DO chapOronOd by Mr. Ffod u.
Shnkoy, Travelling Passenger Agent,
who will satisfactorily look after tho
comforts OF all during tho OnLitc trip.
rckula may DO obtained from Ticket
| Agent j. Il. TomhnaOn or John Hhihr,
Wheeling, who will answer Inquiries
Tor further information on tho subject
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03

by local applications, as they cauuot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear
There is only ono one way 10 cure deaf.
meas, aud that is by constitutional rem.
cdies. Deafness is caused by an in.
famed condition OF tho mucous lining
OF tho EustRchian Tube. When this
tube COTS intamod you have a rumblinS
sound or imperfect hearing. aud when
it is entirely closed deafness is tho re.
suit, and unless the inflammation can
bs taken out aud this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out Of ten
arc caused by catarrh, which ia nothing
but an inlamed condition OF the mucous
surfHco'.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of deafness caused by catarrh)
that cannot DO cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure Send for circulars, free.
+. ]. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, o.
BTSold by Druggists. zoe,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03
PNEsTON COUNTY NEuNIoN.


The Old Soldiers In sOaalou ut Terra Alta,
Interesting Relics.
Special Correspondence ofhs Hliiligdleer
TERRA ALTA. W. Va, August So
Tho twelfth annual reunion OF the sol
diers OF Preston county convened here
to-day and will DO in session three days.
Tho services were opened at p, m.
by tho band playing "marchinv
Through Georgia." followed by prayer
by Rev, Q. L, Woodruff, OF the NJ, h,
church, There was large crowd in al
tendance, aud several hundred people
are expected by Tomorrow.
Ono Of the great attractions that is
drawing considerable attention IL a
soldiers relic tent kept by Sergeant L.
a, Dudley, Of company e. First Vest
Virginia cavalry, Among thoNelica he
haa rebol flag that was captured by his
company during tho war, The boys OF
III arc enjoying tho time by singing
war songs and giving in their war oxpe.
riences which Rre greatly enjoyed by
all, Tho grand parade takea place to-
morrow at 10 q. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03


City people arc in the habit Of re-
gardIag country people IS "gTesp." OF
course city people understand city life
and cItyway, better than country peo'
plo do, but there are many things that
city folk do not know with Which coun'
try cousins are thoroughly familiar,
The State Fair gives tho town a
chance to learn some things worth
knowing about the country, Even city
people should be glad to learn the diff
ference between a Durham bull and
southdoWn mutton on the hooi, be-
tween laWu,mower aud a threshing
machine, and more in tho same useful
line. LISA good thing for city people
to mix with country people and try to
get peep at the world from an agrlcuI'
tgEal point Of view.
Those OF US who dwell in cities big or
little do not know 1t all by good deal,
The more We know Of the country,
which 10 the rock bottom OF the town,
tho better It is for u.s. Tho State Fair
opens large volume Of country lilo,
and city people do well to get out OF it
what they can.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03


In the war reports from Cuba tho
macheto figures prominently. 1t figures
even more in tho fighting. In timc Of
peace tue machOte ia the handy all.
round plantation Implement Of tho Gu.
bans. Ills both kiio and halchOL. II
is used for cutting tho Hugar cano and
for Chopplng As weapon in tho
hands Of ono who knows how 10 uso it
tho machote Is tCrtibIo. In length it
varies from twenty to thirty inches, has
q sharp turned point aud sharp edge.
A Cuban may DO too poor to hnvO u
firu.arm, but no hna n mnchoto md
knowsjhow to use It. Ifiho SpaniRrdl
had abolished the maclloto tloy would
probably have prevented tho revolt, for
without that weapon tho InanOB could
mol hayo takOn tho hoii.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03
HAVE Ours forgotten how to play the
national game?


Next Saturday the British Yatkyrio
III aud the American Defender will
sail the fret Of the series OF races for the
coveted cup, now held on this side Of
the Atlantic. The race is best three out
Of FIVE, thirty nautical miles each. Men
who think they know aud are ready to
back their judgment arc Offering five to
three in favor OF tho American yacht
1t lie said that one Of the VanderbiItS lie
ready to back the Defender with $780,.
900, an amount OF money which might
be much better employed.
1t seems that there lie more confidence
on this side in tho superiority Of the
Defender than there is on tho other side
in the superior sailing qualities Of tho
Vaikyric. But confidence is not quite
enough. The winner must have merit
and must DO we'll handled. Both boats
are OF the first quality as racers, are we'll
manned and well commanded. The
victory will 90 to the boat OF the best
design, provided the boat escapes mis-.
hapa,
Americans want to 500 their boat win
and take it for granted that she will
win, but it will take tho race to decide
which is tho faster boat. Nothing that
has developed givcs the Defender an as
surod victory over tho visitor, which
reprCsents tho best that British boat
builders know in racing yacht. II
our designers know moro the race will
chow il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03
Ghr.5nt9Itiaenrer
wnEELlNG, sEPrEaIpER $, 1909
Whit Can 10 Dono for IroIa0N3

Whit Can RU DOM for lTela"a2
There is in the present parliament
no Irish party worth speaking OIL
There seems to DO hopeless split
among the Irish politicians. Nothing
is TO be expected Of tho Tory EoVotn'
msut AT this iuucture the lrish in
America are urged TO get together to
see what they can do for the Emerald
Isle. What can they doH
II the British parliament cannot be
moved to grant measures Of long de-
layed Justice what Is tue use OF bomb
arding that body with Oratory and
resolutions from this side? The friends
Of Ireland in America know how vain
this would DO. What 10 expected Of the
convention called to meet this month
in ChlcagO2
If force is to be attempted dark days
are in store for Ireland. The British
government understands that kind Of
argument and will meet it with mOas'
ures Of repression with which the
present generation is not uuacquainted.
England simply will not let go Of Ire
land, aud will count NO cost TOO great
that will enable her to hold fast to it.
The government will DO moved when
the British people shall be moved to
demand justice for ireland, and that
day, though long deferred, will come.
Force will not bring it, but it will bring
misery il attempted. The weak cannot
bea. down the sroag.