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The Adair County news., 1906-02-07
CARE OF GLOBES and CHIMNEYS.

Globes and chi1nneys crack
readily in cold weather. The
Sudden expansion in heating is
more than they can stand. To
tougher them it is only necessary
to boil them for a couple of hours,
after putting them in cold, salt
ed water in a kettle having a
false bottom. In lighting gas
jets or lamps, the light should
first be turned low, then grad
ually higher.
The Adair County news., 1906-02-07
Pardon Recommended.

Washington, Fen. 2.-Secretary Boz
aparte has recommended to the preA-
dent. through the department Of tus-
tice. that Midshipman Miller, Of Ken
lucky. sentenced to dismissal from
the naval academy for hazipS. be par
dOned. ~
The Adair County news., 1906-02-07

Louisville, KY, Feb. THE grand
jury indicted Julius Bronger and Gus
Bronger for keeping disorderly houses
The five men charged with the rob
berry Of Albangh's store at Shoals.
Ind. were arrested 1T julius Brone.
er's saloon.
The Adair County news., 1906-02-07
The Funeral Of kino Christian.

Copenhagen, Feb. 2.-It is now said
will take place February IA or Is All
the rooms In the hotels have been 70
served for innumerable representa-
lives of foreign states. tourists and
relatives
The Adair County news., 1906-02-07

Report Of Revolution Denied.

Washington, Feb. 1.-Emphatic d.
NAL Of the reports from Panama that
several Colombian generals were plan
ming revolution against tho Colon
bian government was made by Senior
Don Diego Mendoza, the Colombian
minister at Washington.
The Adair County news., 1906-02-07
Two Kentucky Postmasters,

Washington, Jan. 24.-George L.
Barnes was formally appointed post
master ct Frankfort. his name being
sent TO the senate with that Of w. B.
King for postmaster Of Pinewille.
The Adair County news., 1906-02-07
SKIRT SIMPLICITY.

Skirts appear simple.
There is very little trimming.
Four-piece skirts are in favor.
Two-piece skirts ale being re-
vived.
The Adair County news., 1906-02-07
CHOCOLATE cusrARD.

Crate one-half cake chocolate,
one-half cup of sweet milk, yolk
OF one egg, one teaspoonful va
nilla, sweeten to taste. Cook un-
til the consistency of soft GUS
tard.
The Adair County news., 1906-02-07
PROGRAM
OF the Tenth Ministerial Institute of the limited Brethren in Ch,
RED LICK CHURCH, IN ADAIR COUNTY
....3ulp 20, II, 20 20. 10O6..
....3ulp 20, II, 70 20, loO6....

l Welcome Address,. M. Winfrey
2 Organization.
Why do we have the Ministerial Institute &C Dean
j. F. Turner
tive three points the fearful hazard of neglecng
Christanty.-A. R. Blakey, A. Written.
Origin and intention of the Sunday School, C. Nv
ers, j. M. Turner.
What relation has the Sunday School to the Church,
L. Hadley and C. w. Long.
Best methods to get our Young peonle in the Church
j. w. Malone, I. d. Hay.
What are the most important studies apart from the
Bible, for the minister?-W. R. Lynn M Antle
How shall we, minister's conduct ourselves toward
each other?-J B. Rasner j. H. James,
III How shall prove there is reality in the religion
we profess?-Mrs S. E. Norman ]. T. Norris
IL How Shall we get people to study the Bible and
erect family affairs in their homes?-A J. Melton
J. F. Turner.
IL The final reward of the righteous H. Sumner and
]. Johnson.
Ii Final reward of the wicked It G. Evans and J. K
Wright
la Necessity of regeneration. F. M. Winfrey
10 Shall we have church erection societies in Kentuckv?
c. r. Dean, M Antle
10 Shall we support Home and Foreign Missons?-J c.
Myers, 7. Hadley.
A. R. BLAKEY
J. C. MYERS
w. R. LYNN, Sec
Committee
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-07-28
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In TN
Principal Markets.

PHILADELPHIA ~ FLOUR steady,
winter extras, s3lOm325 Pennsylva
MIA roller. clear, So 2jM3 80. city mills
fancy, 81 Goa 465. RYE FLOUR firm
per barrel. $3.55 WHEAT firm: No
2 Pennsylvania red, 19u 79hc. CORN
steady. No yellow local, soc. OATS
steady. No , white. clipped i2iac
lower grades. Ale HAY steady. No
] timothy. $l7 PORK firm family
$3.50. BEEF steady. beef hams $40
POULTRY: Live firm; hens, l4Rc.
old ROSTERS. 9l2c. Dressed firm
choice fowls, lac: old ROSTERS. Sc
BUTTER steady; creamery, BE. EGGS
firm: selected, 1912 a gle. nearby
iSc.: western, ise; southern l6d l7c
per dozen. POTATOES steady, new
per barrel. $l50Ml75.
BALTIMORE-WH steady No
2 spot. S0T s0hc.; steamer. No
1871 q 7ic.; southern. 74+ a 7slsc
CORN dull and steadier; mixed spot
55ii a 55i5c.: steamer. mixed 52i4 q
62ilc. southern, 57L a sage DAT.
unsettled: white. No. ?, i2c.; No. 3
4lc.: No. 4. Zoe: mixed. No 2. SEA
39lac., No. 3, $50 3Sac.: No 4, 37Gi
37iRc BUTTER easy: creamery sep
arator. extras, 20ia a Gle: prints q ii
22c.: Maryland and Pennsylvania dairy
prints. l5G l6c EGGS steady. fancy
Maryland and Pennsylvania l7lsc.
Virginia. i7hc; West Virginia. lie
southern. l6hc
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-07-28
Warsaw onIeIaI AssassInated.

Warsaw July 26.-Colonel Salams.
ton. of the gendarmerie. was stabbed
To death. The assassin escaped. Sala.
matoff. who was assistant to the chief
OF gendarmes OF the province OF War.
saw. has been active in the repressivs
measures. He was walking on Moko.
towska street when he was attacked
by two men. who stabbed him several
times, and then, as the colonel sank
down dying. walked quickly away In
different directions without the spec
tator trying to stop them
A plan to kill Governor General
Kritnitsky was frustrated The would
be assassin. who was heavily armed
resorted to bribery. and then TO force
in order to remove the guard from the
route by which the governor general
was to pass. but failed He was ar.
rested.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-07-28
WON'T ARREST ROCKEFELLER
Attorney Guarantees His Appearance
In Court At Flndlay. o.

Findlay. O.. July 24.-No attempt
will be made to arrest John ID. Rookie.
Teller when he lands In New York next
Saturday Attorney Troup. OF Bowling
Green o., representing Mr. Rockefel.
Ter. was here and secured the permls
sion OF Prosecutor David and Probate
Judge Banker to enter Rockefeller's
appearance in the latter's court. and
this was accordingly done. Sheriff
Groves still has the warrant. but on
account OF the turn OF events will
not attempt to serve II, The warrant
was issued recently upon an informa-
ton filed by Prosecutor David charg'
ing Mr. Rockefeller and the Standard
oil company with alleged violations
OF the Valentine antitrust law
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-07-28
REVOLUTION
POSTPONED
Uprising in Russia to be Delayed
Until Harvest is Finished
COUNTRY NOT READY FOR II

St Petersburg. July 26.-ThOugh II
the conditions in the interior owing to
the embargo that has been put upon
press dispatches. all indications point
more and more TO the postponement Of
the threatened general strike until the
government shall be less. and the
country more. prepared for such an
event: until the harvest Is finished and
the revolutionary movement develops
spontaneously among the idle peas
antry.
What news has been received from
the provinces indicates that conditions
are scarcely ripe. except in the famine
district. for an upheaval. The strate
gists Of the revolutionary councils are
laboring with the hotheads to induce
them to defer the call for a general
strike until II can come as supple
ment to the movement already under
way A definite decision will be
reached within day or two in the re
organized council OF workmen.
The remnant of the Constitutional
Democratic deputies. many OF whom
after having collected the arrears Of
salary and mileage due them have
started homeward are caucusing in.
dustriously: but their importance has
gone. neither the government nor the
To the former dominant party in the
lower house of parliament.
The government, indeed. has not
abandoned its efforts to enlist Moder'
ates in the cabinet. Professor Mou
romtsefi. the president of the dissolved
house. for whom Premier Stolypin was
vainIy searching with an invitation &c
go to Peterhof while the former was
presiding over the outlaw parliament
at Viborg. was again approached, but
there is not the slightest prospect that
he can be swayed. even by imperial
command. to take Office.
The most urgent problem before the
government In case an immediate out.
break is postponed Is the relief Of the
distress In the interior. The cabinet
meeting Tuesday evening was devoted
to consideration of this subject. and II
was voted to extend relief works ir
the famine districts. A commission
was appointed TO decide where the
budget could best be cut to find the
$500. 900 voted by parliament for ia
mine relief II will be necessary also
to provide more cash for the settle.
ment OF claims for damages to estates
during the peasant excesses. the com.
mission for Yekaterinoslav province
alone demanding $i50.00O. in addition
to the $4,000 already expended. but
this Is capable OF being deferred.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-07-28
Tom Watson Elops Aaaln.

Macon. Ga. July ga dispatch
from Dublin. Ga. quotes Congressman
T. W. Hardwick as stating that Thos
r. Watson. the Populist candidate fol-
president in 1904, will make a speech
at his home in Thomson. Ga. Friday
announcing his return to the Demo
cratic party. and that Watson is sup
porting Hoke Smith. former secretary
OF the interior. who is candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Cover.
nor.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-07-28
Bumper Crops In Pennsylvania.

Harrisbur July 26 Deputy Score
tary OF Agriculture Martin made thu
prediction that this would be a banner
year for crops OF all sorts in Pennsyl-
vania. MIR Martin has spent the past
three weeks In tour OF the agricult-
ural districts OF the state.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-07-28
Live Stock Markets.

PITTSBURG (Union Stock Yards)-
CATTLE steady; choice. S5.75m6;
prime. $40 a $40. HOGS active:
prime heavies. s7d705: mediums.
S72O07.25: heavy and light Workers
$7.25 Il 7.27ls. roughs. $3.50 n 6.lO;
stays $4N475 SHEEP slow. prime
wethers. $5.40n5.50: eulls and cola.
mon. s26O63.5O; lambs. s4500T:
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-07-28
Won't Pay Frisco Fire Losses.

San Francisco, July 25.-The Phoe-
nix Royal Insurance company. OF vi.
emma. which carried $4,000 600 insur
ance in this city. has decided not to
pay any loss growing out of the coa.
fiagration of last April. The company's
policies carried an earthquake clause.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15
Gard of Thanks.

hereby express my most grateful thanks
10 the voters OF Lancaster comfy who sup
ported me IN my candidacy tor the Office
Oh SurerNlsor profoundly appreciate
such evidence of esteem ard confdencs
Ireposed in me by my fellow citizens; and
had been eli cted I should have used
every effort in my power to give the coun-
ty credltable administration of the affairs
pertaining to the Supervisors office.
beg to assure those who voted AGAINST
me that harbor no unkind feeling TO-
ward them whatever They simply exer
ci'ed their right and privilege t. vote for
.i .he man OF their choice, anu while regret
for one and all remains unchan0ed
Il n. Sowell.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15
The Moriah Association
Program of Next Union
Meeting.

The next union meeting of the
Morlah association will be held
with the Fork Hill Baptist church
Sept. 2S, 20 and 3Oth.
Meet Friday at II a. m.
Introductory sermon by Rev.
Thos. Blackmon alternate, Rev.
I. A. Dabney.
Organization.
Recess.
Afternoon: Devotional servi
ces Is minutes.
l. What should be the proper
function of law: to punish the
offender, or to reform him p
Dr.. Rice, J. B. FunGerburk.
2. What claims has the State
Mission Board upon our support?
Rev. I. A. Dabney and Rev. R.
j. Biackmon.
). Can each one of our church.
es support a child at the Orpan.
age ID. A. Williams and G. ~.
Hardin.
4. Would it be advisable for
this association 10 undertake tne
support Of a missionary on the
Foreign field !-Dr. j. II. Bold.
ridge and f. B Lingle.
). What elements ought to De
emphasized in protracted meet
ing work REV. S N. Watson
w. l.. Croxton and Rev. w. +.
Estridge.
6. Suggestion, on church aad
Sunday school work. M. G..
Gardner and q. l.. Mobley.
Sun lay Sunday scho u meet
ing. Missionary sermon-Rev
DR.. Rice, Rev. 4. A. Dabnev.
For Committee.
Sept. 10, 1906.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15
Deuth Of Mr.. W. III Beckhnm. ,
pdtidnt COHfederute Teterau.

Mr.. w. FL. Beckham, another
faithful old Confederate soldier,
has passed away. He died yes
terday at the home Of his son,
Mr.. Il. r. BecEham, in the
WaXhaw section of Lancaster
county. AS previously noted in
The News, Mr.. Beckham had
been in failing health for some
lime. He was 70 years If age
and is survived by his son, Mr..
p. r Beckham. He also leaves a
brother, Maj T. g. Beckham, Of
Rock Hlil
Mr.. Beckham served during the
war III Co. II Is, Sou h Carolina
cavalry, and made an excellent
solder He vas a quiet, peace
able citizen and a man of ster
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15
The Medical Profession to
Organize.

AS will be seen from the follow
Ing letter, an organization of the
medical profession of Lancaster
county is to be effected:
Chester, S. O., Sept. II, 'O6.
DR.. M. p. Crawford,
Lancaster, S. @.
Dear Doctor-On Monday, Oc
tober lst, at II o'clock, | will
be In Lancaster | desire to meet
the entire protest. on of the Coun
ty on that date.
The object Of my visit will be
to organize the medical profess
sion of Lancaster County, which
as yet remains unorganized
There are only four counties in
the State today unorganized
and Lancaster County is one of
that number. | hope TO meet
the entire profession of Lancas-
ter County on Monday, October
lst, and be able to effect a good
strong medical organization. Be
sides myself, there will! be pres
ent number of physicians from
YorkvilIe, Rock Hill, and Ches.
ter.
Doctor, | trust that you will
SO arrange your business, that
you will be d"le to be present. |
am, Yours fraternaIly,
w. b. Cox, Councillor,
9TH District.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15
D>ath nj Mrs Nancy Kemningto,, .
WtdOW Of RObt II. KenniuJ-

WsdOU Of Root. II. KenniuU-
ton.
Mrs. Nancy Remington, widow
OF L. r. Remington, died last
Wednesday morning, at 3 O'Clock,
at the home of cne of her sons.
Mr.. Simpson Remington, in the
Antioch section. Har death was
due to heart trouble and her
health had been failing for sew
eFal months.
Mrs. Kennington's maiden
rame was Blackmon and she was
20 years of age last June. She
leaves the following children -
Messr'. j. L., NJ. e. and w. S.
Remington, of this county, and
Mrs. w. V. Hough, of Indian
Territory. She is also survived
by three brothers and one sister,
Messrs. John G. and NJ A. Black
WOn, of this county; Mr.. A. M.
Blackmon, of Florida, and Mrs.
James Griffin, Of Monroe, N.
G..
Mrs. Remington was a lady OF
exalted christian character, was a
deVout member of the Baptist
church and was beloved by all
who knew her. Her remains
were buried Wednesday after.
noon at Fork Hill church, the
Rev. r. II. Rlacl mon conducting
she funeral services.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15

IN a critical condition Yesterday
with the same trouble as that
"hichscau ,rd the death of bright
little Anne8ley, are reported
somewhat better today. They
are both at the Mcleod Inlirma-
ry and are being given every
possible attertioD .. til l. .nds
of physicians.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15
10 the OverSeerS
OF the Public Highways of
Lancaster County:

You must all make n report to the Super
VISOR an" commissioners by the first Mon
day In October; how many day. Won hoy,
woiked your road thiS ,rur and what con-
ditlon yQur road is in and if yorr road
Is not well worked lease work / ut once
so you will be abb to make good report
on Doth the time You have pnt in and the
condition of your road
NJ. c. Gardner.
Sept I3, 1876 Nv.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15
LOCAL DOTS
New cotton brought 9 cts

New cotton brought 9 cts.
on 'hls market yesterday.
The Ladies' Society of the A
h. L. church Will serve dinner on
The court house square the first
Monday OF court.
There are number of cases
OF diphtheria in Yorkville but
the antitoxin treatment is invari.
ably proving efficacious. York
vile Enquirer.
Miss Marion Johnson, of
Rock Hill, is here for the purpose
ot organizing class in music
one Is highly accomplished
musician and will doubtless Sic.
ceed In getting up good class.
Mr.. Lee Mangum, son of
MIR. B. f. Mangum Of Buford
township, was married on Sun.
day to Miss Flonnie Plyler-
Squire j. G. Mangum of South
Carolina officlated. Monroe Jour
nai.
-lhere was another cutting
scrape at the Falls Monday. two
negro women being engaged in
She 1racas. As the result one of
them lies at the point of death
with her throat cut from ear to
ear her assailant, Daisy Wright,
Is lodged in the county jail
Chester Reporter.
In the official count of the
hrst primary, as published, the
Vote OF Candidate M. G. Gardner.
1or supervisor, at the Welsh pre-
cinct was enormously credited to
one of his opponents. Mr.. Gard.
ner'received at that box 81 votes
Instead of 3, as stated. His vote
was correctly given in The News
the day after the first election.
Columbia is making extea.
s1ve preparations for the recep.
ton Of Bryan On the 10Th inst
A general reception committee,
embracing citizens of every coun-
ty IN the state, has been appoint
ed. The members from Lancas.
ter are: Mayor RE. Wylie, AR
Banks, Leroy Springs, G. T. Con-
nors, Capt. S. E. White, j. III.
Foster, T. Y. Williams, Capt. j.
w Hamel.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15

There will be no services in
the A X =. Church tomorrow.
Court will convene here Oct.
Sth, Judge Prince presiding
Jurors for the first week will be
drawn next Tuesday.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15
PERSONAL

DIR. Il. j. Strait spent Thurs
day in Chester.
Miss Julia Gregory returned to
Winthrop yesterday.
Mis- Alma Tillman is visiting
relatives in North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. W. Hardin are
visiting their son in Norfolk,
Va.
Mr.. l.. @. Payseur returned
this week from his extended trim
North.
Mr.. Walter Ingram, of Column
bia, is on visit to Lancaster, his
old home.
Miss lnez Hough has gone to
Winston-Salem, N. O., to enter
SelNhi cSbOOl.
Ihe Rev. Mr.. Gossett, of Harts.
VILE, spent a few days in Ian.
caster this week.
Miss Minnie Caskey, who has
been visiting relatives here, re-
turned to Columbia yesterday.
Miss Ora Lemmond, of Rock
Hill, has been spending a few
days in Lancaster, her old home.
Mr.. Robert E. Rollings, of Ker
shaw, spent Friday evening in
the city with triends.-Chester
Reporter.
Mr.. j. N. Spann, of Columbia,
after spending a few weeks in
Baltimore, joined his family here
Thursday.
Miss Wren Jones, one of Ian.
casters attractive young ladies,
is visiting Miss Lillian Flowers.
Rock Hill Record.
Mr.. j. S. Wilson, state secre-
tary OF the Junior Order, attend.
ed the Georgia convention of
Juniors in Augusta this week.
Mr.. Lawrence Pardue, of At
lanta, who has been spending
some days in Lancaster, his form.
er home, returned to Georgia yes.
terday.
Mrs. j. M. Hough, of Lands
ford, s. c., aud Mrs. r. N. Van.
landingham, of Birmingham, Ala,
are visiting at MIR. q. a. Marsh's.
-Marshville Home.
Miss Maude Gregory, who has
been spending the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Gregory, returned yesterday to
Clarendon to reopen her school.
MIR. George w. Allison, OF San
Francisco, vino was recently
called to Lancaster on account of
the fatal illness of his lamented
father, Col. r. K. Allison, left
yesterday Tor his distant home
in California.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15
Family of Rev. ]. G. Beck
with, formerly of Kershaw,
Poisoned----A Daughter
Dead.

Florence, September 12.-
Special to the News aud Cour-
Ter: Annesley, tie vear-old
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
John q. Beckwith, who was re
ported as being critically i'll with
ptomaine poisoning, dien last
nignl about II o'clock. The
bright little Girl was taken SICK
only last Sunday and her death
was "A great shock to her parents
as we'll a. to all our people for i
was oniv last nlght that it WIS
announced that she had fallen a
victim 10 this most dreadful OF
all pOi~ons
nellie, the younger sister,
and Mrs. Brailstord, mother of
Mrs. Beckwith, who were also
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15

ling character. He was a consis
tent member OF the Methodist
church. The burial takes place
today at Lower Camp Creek
Church.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15
Business Notices.

A4 All Notices inserted under
this head at the rate of ONE CENT
WORD for each insertion. No
notice to be counted less than 25
words
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15

CALL at Heath-Jones Co. and get your
Rye, Barley. Grass Mixtures, Vetch. In
Germ and Clover-right fresh from Il. W
Wood IL Sons. o,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-15

FOR SALE--Two fine mich cows.
WIN young calves. Apply to LEROY
Springs. St' Or
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-12-07

der had been much in Kentucky and
Tennessee.
Arthur was q polished gentleman,
but we doubt if he had ever been west
Of Chicago.
Cleveland range Of vision was linn
tied to New York ana New Jersey
when he was elected President; it has
not broadened very much since.
Benjamin Harrison was well posted
on the country east Of the Mississippi;
while President he visited the west
! coast.
Mckinley was not traveller, though
he came to the Pacific Coast when
+ President.
i But President Roosevelt cannot keep
still. 4 boy fresh from college he
plunged into the wilds. determined to
find out if any one could ride or shoot
better than he or stand the hardships
and face the dangers of the frontier
better than he. Every little while
since he has broken out. He chafed
under an office in New York City; he
left the high place of Assistant Secre-
tary OF the Navy to take his Rough
Riders to Cuba; he chafed under the
confinement imposed upon him while
Governor Of New York; as President
he has repeatedly been off on trips,
north, west and south. He could not
resist the temptation OF going down in
a submarine boat (his cause for this
must have been the same as Sarah
Bernhardt's excuse for getting mar
ried-the only thing she had not tried
and his last journey has been to Pan
anna and Porto Rico. He says he will
not be a candidate for reelection. 1t
must be that he wants to take in the
outside world, from King Edward and
the Kaiser to old Menlik and round the
world via China and Japan.
But he can talk Of more places and
more conditions from actual knowledge
that any other President; he knows more
of how all classes of men manage to
make living than any other President,
and is wthall superb soldier, finished
scholars, an entertaining writer and an
all-around man of affairs. And he has
that sort Of nerve which make him
anxious to attack any public wrong and
to stand up to the fight until the wrong
is owned.