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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
GREAT GATHERING
OF EXECUTIVES
Governor Swanson Asks State
Officials to Virginia's
Reception.

Governor Swanson has determined to
mako the opening exercises OF the
jamestown Exposition, so far as the
States end Is concerned. a success, and
with this In view. ne has planned q
great Ngathering Of State executives
ana their friends at the Virginia build
Ing OH the evening before the tirst
day of the great show. -, 49,,
Here is an invitation which His EN-
cellency has sent to all the Governors
in the United States:
"rhc Governor OF Virginia and
Mrs. Swanson wish the honor OF
your presence, together with your
official party, ut the reccption to
bc given ut the Virginia building
at the jamestown Exposition at
j.. NJ, April 10Th. I would npDrc-
cinie IL YOU would wire acceptance,
with number of your party.
"CLAUDE a. SWANSON,
"GOycrnOr.o
This invitation went out BY telegraph,
yesterday, and owing to the fact that
the time Is short. the Governor asks
that tho acce ptanccs be likewise wired.
Tho affair promises to be most
brilliant one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
TRAIN JUMPS TRACK.
Six Cars Of Local Freight Roll
Down Embankrnent.
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BURKE,VILLE, VA, April 1b.-L1cai
freight train No 6l coming from Rich
mond, this afternoon at o'clock ran
off the track about three-qunrters OF
mile northeast OF this place, throwing SIX
cars down an embankment Of twenty 1eot
Brakemen Henry Coleman and While
Nelson. both colnred. were on. the top OF
tho first cars going down. and We're for
unately thrown far beyond the landing
place Of tho cars. Coleman was Internally
injured, but DR.. Young who was IN the
last car, stated that they are not ncccs-
sarlly fatal. He was brought to Burke
Vile, and is attended by the doctor. Nell
SON. who was only slightly Injured. re-
manned at the wreck,
Mr.. a. p Cone superintendent Of the
division. arrived on the work train from
Richmond at 7:lb p. NJ. and after making
the necessary arrangements for the clear
Ing and repairing Of the track: made an
investigation ms to tho cause of the acci-
dent, but has not as yet been able to
arrive at a definite conclusion. Trains
will not be able to pass before midnight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
BIG SHIPS ARRIVE.
Fleet OF Fourteen Battleships
Reach Hampton Roads.
to The Tlmcs-Dis]

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NORFOLK. VA, April 1b.-In an I'm
which have been at target practice and
undergoing fleet motions IN Gunntanam ne,
Bay and vicinity most Of them since early
in tho year. steamed into the Chesapeake
on to Hampton Roads this afternoon. the
first vessel! passing capo Henry at $3.50
o'clock. The big. new Louisiana led, and
the others followed In the following order:
Maine. Missouri, Virginia, Rhode island
New Jersey. Georgia, Alabama, Illinois,
kentucky. Kearsarge. Ohio. Iowa and In
diana. All were well aboard the ships,
and officers and men alike We're In high
spirits over the return home.
The ships show signs OF the service
through which they have been put.
The fleet is now anchored off the
grounds OF the jamestown Exposition,
ana Will Immediately prepare for, tho
exposition opening on April goth. There
are now twenty powerful American ves-
sells at anchor In Hampton Ronds--pcr-
haps the. most formidable fleet ever got
ten together.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
GOES TO JURY.
Identified as Man Who Assaulted
Zeb Edwards.

DANNILLE, VA, April 15.-Rcncy
Galloway, a White man about thirty
years of age. vas held for the grand
Jury after q hearing in the Mayors
Court this morning, on the charge OF
having assaulted Zeb Edwards, q loom
GNer, who came here a short time ago
taking in tic. sights Saturday night
and was drunk. After Turing him from
a house, 1t is alleged that Galloway
knocked him down with some blunt in
strument and robbed him of his watch
and about fifteen dollars in money. He
left the victim in a PROSTATE condi-
ton near the river bank. and told him
If he made an outcry that he would
kill him. Edwards positively identified
Galloway as the man who robbed him
Galloway has for the past two years
made his home in Lynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
INSPECTS MINUTE MEN.
Colonel Dempsey Expresses Him
self as Pleased With Militia.

CULPEPER. VA. April 15.-Aftcr The
Inspection Of tho Culpeper Minute Men by
Colonel c. Il. Dempsey, Of the United
States Army, he expressed himself as
being highly pleased at the fine showing
the company made in the manual of arms.
the condition of their arms and general
equipment This military company was
organized here July. 177G and took promi-
nent part IN the War Of the American
Revolution, In the War Of 1872 and III
the Civil War OF 1861 Captain Edwin
Slaughter, who exhibits great energy in
the general management OF his company.
will have one Of tho best at the James
town Exposition. as it Is the crack com
panY OF Piedmont Virginia. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
DOW. Additional help is also needed in
~! other departments of Tho post-oillce.
CANNING FACTORY.
Industry Will Be Operated Again
This Summer.
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sIREDlIR1CKSBURG VA, April To-
Roberts Bros, Of Baltimore, have ar
ranged for Operating their large can
unhd are row making contracts with
farmers IN this section, and distribute
ing seed for the raising OF tomatoes
for canning purposes
William Sorrcii, OF Orange county,
lost his snWmill by fire II few days
ago. He saved the engine and boiler.
There was no insurance.
The barn Of Mrs. NJ. c. Peers, OF
Louisa county, was burned fcw
nights ago, together with contents OF
sixty barrels Of corn. eight tons OF
hay, threshing machine and other
farming implements. Loss, over $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
OPPOSES LICENSES.
Temperance People Of Pittsyl-
vania Will Fight All Applications.

lSnec1al to The Tlmes- Dlspatch1
CHATHAM. VA, April 16.-Appli-
cations for license tc dlstil and retail
liquor in Pittsylvanin before Judge
Harvey, presiding at the regular term
of April Circuit Court, to-day were
continued until Tuesday of next week.
sci for the nnti-liquor element. an
nounced in court to-day that every np-
pication would be contested. Short
5ly before court opened gathering Of
representative citizens from ma ~
sections Of the county, was held and
arrangements perfected to- oppose
granting liquor license Of any kind IN
any part Of the county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
Prepares for Encampment.

Special to The Times Dlspatoh.l
LYNCTlBuRG, VA, April 15,-The
Home Guard, Company Il. Of the Sew
entieth Regiment, ~ active now In It's
preparations for the summer encamp-
ment at tho jamestown Exposition. and
and enlisted men VIII make the trip.
The company last week made 100
percentage In attendance ut the annual
inspection by Colonel Dempsey, of the
regular army, this being the eighth liz
spection under Federal and State aus
pices In the past hve years that the
command has had every man present
"a 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
NEGRO browns TO
ESCAPE ARREST t: ! I
luns from Officer and filings
Himself Into Elizabeth
River.
RAMS AN o. D. STEAMER
MobjacS, Having Excursion
Party Oh Board. Collides With
Schooner Gaffney.
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Especial to The Timcs-Dispntch.]
NORFOLK, VA, April 15.--ln wild
dash to avoid arrest an unknown negro
was drowned In tile ELIZABETH, or the
Washington Dock
The negro was observed walking
down Water street with Il bundle un-
der his arm by Police Officer w. w.
,Cleve. Having IL suspicious appearance,
tho officer ordered him to stop, but TIL,
Are as the negro ran down Woodsido
Lane, but tho fugitive did not stop.
!lu went straight over tho wharf and
into the water Policeman Clevc, as
sisted by other officers whom he called
to his aid. conducted a. search for tios
negro, thinking that he might be swim
ming or clinglng to some object in
tho water, but the man was never seen
again.
bundle which prompted the officers
to order him to stop 1t contained two
pieces OF ham, taken from u nearby
Rams "Mobjack."
The schooner. William Nj. Gaffncy, of
the New York bluetisliing fleet. now
IN these waters. rnnmed tho Old Do
minion Line steamer Mobjack last
night as the Mobjack was off old Point
bound for Norfolk from sMobjacle Bay
The schooner struck the Mobjnck for
ward and tho crashing of tho Joiner
work Of the steamer above the water
line affrighted the cXcurSlonists, but
there was no panic.
The. Mobjaclt came to Norfolk and,
landed her passengers, and this morn
Ing the schooner came up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
LARGE PERSONAL TAXES.
Lawyer DeSaussure Forwards
So, 500 for VIM. Cox Estate.

Especial to Tho TImoS'D1spAtcH'!
CHESTERFIELD G. H.. VA, April 10.
clerk to-day for delinquent personal
property taxes which have accrued
since the year 1896 in tho name of T..
M. Logan, trustee for William Cox and
family. having been forwarded by Wm.
largest delinquency paid IN single
case OF late years, about two-thlrds
OF which will go into the county treas
ury.
marriage or James G. Norton, a fore
man OF the Matoacn Cotton Mills, to
Miss Elizabeth Corde
Mr.. John S. Taylor, chairman Q the
Board OF Supervisors, has just return.
ed from q Visit to his daughter, Mrs
SANFORD in Hampton, and. incidentally,
TO the Exposition Grounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
Site for Seminary.

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WILLIAMSBURG. Var, April 15.-
The committee of the educational board
OF the Norfolk Presbyterys has finally
selected the site for the female SEM
mary.
The tract offered by b. Il. Wolfe on
the western suburbs OF the city was
finally chosen after considerable do
bate, many of the members being In
favor of purchasing historic Ta2ewell
Hall for the school. -Four thousand
seven hundred dollars Is tho amount
paid for the tract. The site chosengis
"a beautiful one, and no more suitable
one could have been found,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
Williamsburg Lots Selling.

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WILLIAMSBURG, Ma April 15.-The
Colonial Extension Company, organized
here n year ago FOR the purpose OF
extending the city limits. Is throwing
lots in the best residential part Of the
town upon 1.-THE market for building
purposes.
Some OF the lots have already been
purchased, and as the locations arc
very desirable ones, 1t does not seem
improbable that the entire number
OF lots will be disposed Of before tho
thirty days in which they will be for
sale shall expire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
SETS VERDICT ASIDE.
Jury Gave Hatcher $1oo, Subject
to Court Ruling.

Especial to Tho TlTes-Dlspatch,l
CHESTERFIELD VA, April 15.-A
suit of Peter V. Hatcher VS.: the. Southern
the Circuit Court. tho jury finding n YER.
dict OF 500 for tho plaintiff, subject to
the courts decision and ruling ms to the
verdict against the company. the suit
being for $3.50 fire damages Tho court
later sustained q demurrer to the evidence
and set the verdict aside,
Suits against tho Atlantic Coast Limo
Railroad Company will be heard to-mor-
row and Wednesday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
RUSHING BUSINESS,
Approach Of Exposition Necessi-
tates Increase Of Force.
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ID IcOI U VA ~ A r.N TX rNLa

7
NORFOLK, VA, April 15.--The heavy
Increase and rush Of business at the Nor
has necesstated great Increase In the
force OF employees there. Orders have
been received from washington granting
the request OF Postmaster Carney for
nine additional carriers. and these. werc
leyed tho congestion at the post-onlce.
There Is also n great rush at tho Hnn,
oral delivery windows Of the post-oillce.
and Superintendent Of Free Delivery Wing
y making an effort to secure additional
delivery Clerks and a third delivery Win.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
Dance the Flower Dance.

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WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April ID
THE Daughters Of the Confcdcracy will
give an entertainment at Cameron Hall
Friday night, April 10Th, A splendid
program has been arranged for the
occasion.
Fifteen loading society ladies and,
gentlemen will dance the "I'lowN;
Dance" and four couples will dance
the minuet.
Miss Fine, of Norfolk, who has a
splendid soprano voice. will sing sew
eral solos. and she and Professor r. NJ.
Crawford Will sing a duet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
Sunday-Scl1ool Officers.

1.-THE Baptist Sunday School Associa
ton OF Petersburg and vicinity elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year n n big meeting yesterday after
noon at the Second Baptist Church:
President, Or. William Pitcher; Vice.
President, J. p. stephenson; Secretary,
c. p. Ellington: Treasurer. \. 3 Wells
s Rev. ]. Il. Doan, the retiring tnstor
or West End Baptist Church, delivered
the address and, IN a few we'll chosen
words. bndc the association farewell
The March reports OF seven or the
eight schools composing tho organi-
cation showed total register of l,212
scholars, attendance, l,oS2; collections.
3lGS.23. There was no report from
the school at the village of Matoaca, in
Chesterfield county,
preparatory to the opening of an evan
geiistic campaign in this city next sum
day afternoon by Rev. George c. Gates,
the we'll known Kentucky evangelist was
byterinn Church, and was very, largely
attended. a letter was received to-day
from Mr.. Gates, announcing that he viii
reach Petersburg next SUNDAY ana DE-
Christians at Tabb Street Presbyterian
Church at o'clock that afternoon.
AS previously stated in The Times
Dispatch. Mr.. Catcs's campaign VIII be
executive committee, composed Of rep
rcsentativos of the Presbyterian, Metho-
dist Baptist and Disciples churches of
the city. The preparatory prayer-meet-
ings Will be held at Tabb Street Church
every morning this week.
The revival services at the Second
Baptist Church, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. r. w Moore, are being continued,
with great success. Large congregations
were present at the meeting yesterday.
Miss McIlwaine Sponsor.
General James p. Banks, commander
of the Virginia Division. Sons of Confcd-
crate Veterans has appointed Miss Lucy
Atkinson Mcllw6ine, OF Petersburg, State
sponsor for the sons at the Richmond re-
union in May. Miss Grace Radcliffe Day,
honor TO Miss McIlwaine.
Leslie Dalton Il coiorcd convict, who
Had escaped from the convict camp near
Befpluda Hundred yesterday morning,
was caught here yesterday afternoon by
: lieutenant OF Police Donahue. who made
the arrest within half an hour after Dali
tons escape had been reported by &. f.
Eyler, OF Chesterfield county, whose house
the negro had entered and robbed oi
clothes and q small sum OF money shortly
after his escape from the convict camp.
Death Of Miss Eanes.
Miss Maggie May Eanes. young asst
daughter q Mr.. aud Mrs Richard II
Eanes. died early sunday morning at She
home OF her parents on Guarantee Street
Miss Eanes was eighteen years cid, and
is survived by her father and mother
= TWO Brothers and . sister, al! OF whom
live in this city.
Mrs. francis Ann Newcomb, widow OF
George county. died here Saturday eve.
ming AT the residence of her son, c. j
X Newconb Mrs. Newcomb was eighty
Two years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
FIX PRIMARY DATE.
Senator Holt Stands for Re-

WroKT. MEMS. Ma, April 15.-
The Senatorial District Democratic
Committee met here to-day and fixed
June goth as the date for the summer
primary. Newport News AMI the coun
ties Of York, Warwick and Elizabeth
~. Holt is offering for recollection. and
he is opposed by G. Aylett Ashby. In
the race for Legislature are w. T.
Barrett, Offering for reelection: S.
Otis Bland, a. a. Moss and j. H..
Hawkins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
FINES I AD i LONG.
Wo1nan'Arrested in Clifton Forge
NOT d a r

CLIFTON FORGE. VA, April 10
The woman arrested here and giving
her name as Addie Long, of Indian,
apOlis. Ind, was tried In the Mayors
Court to-day. charged with the theft
of a railroad ticket from here TO WASH
ington. She was fined twenty dollars
and costs which she paid and left on
the next train for Norfolk. The re-
port published In the Washington pa
per that this woman had been arrest
cd in a Pullman for dIsorderly conduct
and that she is a Daughter of tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
Chitwood for House.

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ROCK MOUNT, VA, April ia
The Democratic County Convention here
to-day Mr.. J. II. Chitwood was NOM
mated for the House OF Delegates TO
succeed Hon. John Il. Guerrant. The
following were nominated to succeed
themselves. p. d. Divers, treasurer;
y A.. Nicholson. sheriff. and H. N.
Ucllari, CJmnlunN cal th':; Attorney.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
REMARKABLE WEATHER.
Snow Has Fallen Every Day Of
Month at Wytheville.

WYTHEN1LLI. VA. April 15.-The
unusual weather for the season reach
% CLIMAX here last night. and the
hight before. tho thermometer regis
terins 20 ana "a degrees respectively.
1t has showed every day during the
month, and the mountains are covered
the whole time, Fruit and every sort
OF vegetation has been all Killed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
FALLS FROM TRAIN.
Flagman Tumbles Forty Feet
Into River and Is Drowned.
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[Specinl to The Times Dispatch1
y BRISTOL TENN. April 15.-Ncws
was received to-day of the drowning
at Clinchport, Va, OF Fayctte j.. Moore,
glnia and Southwestern Railway.
Moore fell from the top Of a train
while it was crossing the bridge over
Clinch River,l striking the water forty
feet below. Two men In skiff saw
him, but were unable to reach him in
time to prevent his drowning. Tho
body was found three hours later
Moorc's Wife survives him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
Comes Here for Operation.

Ispec,al TO The T!mes' Dlspalch.1
GLADE SPRINGS. VA, April l5.--Mr,
NJ. g. Hendricks, accompanied by pr.
". NJ, Phillips. OF Wallace, Va. left
here on Ho-night's train for Rich
mond. Va. where he will be operated
on by Dr. Benz ohnstop In the Memorial
Hospital MIR. Hendricks Is promi-
nent farmer Of this snctior5 and has
been III for some time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Well-to-Do Citizen Of Bedford
Dies Suddenly.
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ISpocal to Tho mes-Dispatch,l
H I.YNcHBuRG, VA, April leIB 3, MA.
n,,t1 ~ cnnnery in bedford county, was
t found i dead In his bed this morning at
Ills homo at Bocock's CROSSING, lie WAS N,a
born here years =, tns s;and ,naGn
survived by his wife, one son and nYo
daughters,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
Rabbi Cohen Accepts.

Especial 10 The Times Dlspatch.l
LYNCHEuRG. VA, April 15.--Rabbi
j. Cohen, of Plymouth. Pa. has ac-
cepted a call 10 tho Agdath Sholum
Synagogue. Of this city. and he will
take up his new work on May lrt.
Rabbi Cohen succeeds Rabbi s. g.
Schcn. who has resigned to engage
IN business with brothes in Reading.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16

Chesapeake and Ohio train Saturday
morning from Richmond to be at
special meeting Of the church to elect
two dcacons--one in the place OF the
late Alexander Moren, and X. ". At
kins, who has moved to Richmond.
Joseph Dabney and Samuel Temple
tBowlcs. Jr., were elected to I'LL the va
cancics. These gentlemen Will be Or
daincd the nth Sunday In June or the
present year. Rev. George w. NC
Daniel. Of Richmond, VIII pc asked s.s 10
take part in assisting the pastor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
DUCK ON TRIAL.
He Is Charged With Having
Murdered Fletcher. Garter.
Especial to The Times Dlspntch.l

DANVILLE, VA. April 15,-Monron
Duck Will be placed on trial at the County
charge OF having murdered Fletcher Car
ter. The killing occurred In the suburbs
OF tho city last Easter Monday, following
Il game Of baseball among he negroes,
which ended in q general fight. LucK
emptied the contents of q shotgun IN tho
stomach OF Carter, causing fatal Injuries
lie claims that the shooting was acci,
dental, but the Witnesses say that lt was
the result OF an old grudge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
State Arcanum Meets To-Day.

DANVILLE VA. April 15.-Tho an
Of Yirgiris. win be held here to NOR
row and wednesday,, Over two hum
dred delegates from all parts of the
State are expected to attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
Hebron Elects Deacons.

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IITNA MILLS, VA, April 15,-Iaev.
a. II. King, pastor Of Hebron Baptist
Church. came out on the early 7:25
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-16
Jacobs & Levy

American Revolution. and was carried
to jail in Il patrol wagon, is without
foundation.
She was not even travelling in n
Pullman, She took her cor>incmcnt
in Jail as one accustomed to such life.
When fined in court she produced
large roll of money, notwithstanding
she told the agent here that she was
stranded. The woman had n ticket to
Norfolk. and she would not say why
she had attempted to buy one ticket
to Washington.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-06

nourcing bis acceptance OF the most
important diplomats post in the GIT
Of the English people was caused by
his desire to have charga of an lrish
home rule bill, which is to be presented
by the party now in POWER. He has
always been an Irish nationalist,
steady and consistent supporter Of the
demand for Irish home rule, and il is
not unnatural that, with the party
which is pledged 10 that policy in
power. he should have cherished de-
sire to round out his parliamentary ca
reef in working for the passage Of the
measure TO which he has devoted so
many years.
It is not as pariiamentarian or poll
tician, however. or even as diplomat
that America welcomes the Right Hon.
James Bryce. Many TO whom mis- name
is familiar as the author of ''The Amer
lean Commonwealth, the most iuIm-
mating exposition Of American institu-
tiOns which has yet been written, know
little, if anything. Of his career as an
English statesman. It is as man OF
letters that he is known in this coun-
try, and as such no Englishman de-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-06

The announcement OF the coming Of
James Bryce as the British ambaSsa-
dor TO this country meets with the
unanimous approval Of the people and
the press, writes Henry Barrett Cham
berlin. i'm the Chicago Record Herald.
One of the three great liberal leaders
Campbell Bannerman, Morley and
who kept their colors
flying during the years that their party
was out of power. that long, dreary
ard disheartening season when il APP
peared that liberalism was suffering
from what Justin Mccarthy called dry
rot." when toryism ard jingoism werS
in the ascendancy--who refused TO adj
NIT that e losing cause was a lost
cause but fought valiantly. compelling
attention Ia their principles in the
house of commons. anG who. while
other liberals We're Caint-hearted and
disposed 20 consider the struggle USE
less. kept or until rewarded in the vic
tory which came with the successful
formation of the present British eabi-
net With "C.-B." ut its head. Mr..
Bryce was made secretary for Ireland
and it is said that his Eesitancy in an