The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07


his. soul. Now there's the Carncgies
and the Gordons and the rest O. the
royal families in the Northeast, and
the sour. blooded Covenanters down In
things that they should agree any more
than oil and water. AS for me. the
Very . face Of n Presbyterian whlg makes
again." and Grimond helped his master
to put on his arms.
"I've been awfu favored this morn
IN. Master John, for what div We
baggage wagon for oorscls. The
driver was stravagin ABBOTT In the dark
and didna know where he was going
the basgase OF the !" English Eent ies
men. to say naething OF a Scots gen
tleman. When he was trying to UNI
derstan9 me. and was trying to put
ton. and 1 explained the h situation to
him. He told the driver In his own
language that | would guide. him to
tho mo spot, J., and !, me and the other men
mems luggage and ane or twa cons
forts in tho shape of meat and bed
ding which the fools round about us
leave. That Wagon. Mr.. Join, IS n
crownin' mercy. and I'm to sit beside
the = rs, driver and t will no be my. blame.
a IL there's Re s no tent and a supper wher-
AND Jock went off in great feather to
look after. his acquisition. while his
master Joined his comrades of the
Princes guard.
AS the day rapidly breaks, they find
themselves passing from the level into
broken country. The ground is ris--
i ,as "a and !, In the distance they can SEQ
nentes rs tnr Wng Which the army must
learn from one OF the Princes aides
eorrs Commander BY cou mt so %Rs5sa
q RI a Yo0lI 1N,p 4 +
through the narrows In front are the
Dutch troops, who are under the Inn
mediate command Of the Commander
in-Chief the Prince Of Orange. The
the Princes regiment OF Guards, fol-
lowed closes.upon the main body OF
II the a.,, army. and behind them. trailed the
LONG long &c, cn IN tocs. baggage train The
OF various kinds and nations. consisted
of the Spanish division. which was COM
manded by Prince Vaudemont. AS they
gan to see the lie of tho country, ana
to express his fears to Carlton
:! don't know how you judge things"
SAID Claverhouse. but would not be
ness Of Orange. in command OF the
army, and with more than one nations
interest at stake. instead OF poor
devil Of volunteer, with little pay,
less reputation, and no respon visibility.
II we were marching across plain and
could see twenty miles round, or il
there were no enemy within striking
reach we'll, then this were pleasant
march from Neville to Bnch, for that
Is where I'm told we are going. Hut,
country IN which we are being en-
tangled. II Condo has any head and
he Is not fool, he could arrange
line ambuscade, and catch those mighty
ana vnn-glorlous Imperialists and that
FOOL Souches like rats in a trap. Or
ne might make a sudden attack on the
Hank and cut cur army into two, as
you divide caterpillar crawling along
the ground"
Tho General knows what he is
about, no doubt. replies Carlton with
true English phlegm; che has made his
plan. and suppose tho cavalry have
been scouting. It's their business who
have got the command to arrange the
march and the attack, and ours to do
tho lighting. It viii be soon enough
for us to arrange tho tactics when
we get to be generals, What say
you to that, Mr.. Graham? There's no
sign OF tho enemy at any rate, and
Souches must be wellTin through the
valley"
"No," said Graham, "there arc no
Frenchmen to be seen, but they may
be there behind the hill on our right.
and quick enough to show themselves
when the time comes, Oh! like this
bit OF country, for 1t minds me Of the
braea of AnQyuHa and I INT = Isn't -hero