The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-04

X. Hitner. n. S. Henry, John H. Wise,
Calvin Wilson. L. Minor, Rev. James
P. Smith. Joseph Packard. William A.
McCorklc. L. A. Moore. James NJ. Car.
nett, j. S. Lightner, John a. Wright,
James A. Hutchinson. George A. Hutch
inson. John T. Tribbett, Captain j. n.
| Mcfarland. Captain Bailey, DIR. Miller,
II. j. Anderson. w. S. McClintic, John
II. Moore c.. "A. Rollins. J. "A. Rawlins.
Or. G. NJ Burdette, James Hobbs. J. j.
Hobbs. Frank McCutchen, j. l.. Hemp
stead Patrick Hogan. Or. Sayers-75.
Daniel for President.
Judge A. NJ. Campbell. of Union, w.
Va, who has been attending the Re.
union Of Confederate Veterans, said
yesterday afternoon that he was much
gratifled to find a big sentiment among
Confederate veterans and others in
| favor of the nomination of Senator
John ". Daniel for the presidency on
! the Democratic ticket. He also said
! that he was anxious for the DENIM
cratic party to get back to the origi-
nal principles as understood through
out the South, and that he knew no
man who SO well and intelliEently rep
resented those principles as Senator
Daniel He added that he regarded
Senator Daniel as one of the ablest
and purest statesmen of the entire
| country. and would be delighted to
| vote for him for President. He
thought Senator Daniel had no supe-
/ rior as an exponent of constitutional
| government.
| Judge Campbell declined to allow
his name to go before the last Demo-
cratic State convention of West Vir-
sinia for the nomination of Governor.
He could have undoubtedly received
| the unanimous nomination for that
office.
Portrait Of "Dick" Bowling.
Colonel Philip H. Fall, commander
| OF Dick Bowling Camp, No. l97, U. G.
| ", of Houston, Tex, and colonel on
General S. D. Lees staff has more
money than ordinary men carry around,
4 but 1t Is of a variety that doesn't buy
/ much. It was legalstenders throughout
i the South in the sixties. But as a
souvenir it outranks them all. Upon
the back Of each note is printed:
Representing nothing on Gods green
earth now.
And naught in the water below It,"
i etc, etc.
Colonel Fail had these souvenirs az
ranged in order to present one each
10 his brother staff officers, and they
are highly priced by the recipients
! He had the oil portrait Of Lieutenant
Richard Bowling placed In tho Con-
Tolerate Museum. as the camp OF
ich he is commander Is being rap
idly depleted by death. He brought
seven members Of his camp with him
Mrs. Fall accompanying as chaperon
Tho party leaves for Houston tonight
The camp banner Is a thing OF
, beauty. Upon one side is inscribed
: Davis Guards forty-three In number
defeated $4,000 at Sabine Pass, Sep
TENDER s, 1863" The Davis Guard!
was composed of Irishmen. They hat
! orders to spike their four guns ant
retreat should the Federals attemp
| to land, but. Irish like. they unani
mously decided to have n few shots a
the enemy. They sank three vessel
in short order, killing l50sand wound
; ing many. and capturing 420 prisoners
. bringing them safely to Houston
: General Franklin, commanding tn
l7ederals retreatod back to New Or
leans, lowing Texas FREQ from inYn
sion. President Davis, in his history
! states that history, modern nor an
lous fight as Lieutenant Bowling made
Only five survivors Of that wonderful
i, battle are now living. d
!, Missouri Division.
: Tho Missouri Division made splen
!, did showing In the parade, headed y
/. General IT. j.. Cousins. with n fine stat
!, and a galaxy Of her handsomest an
j, most accomplished women. Genera
/, Cousins Is, an old Richmonder, an
j, comes back after many years loade
:, with honors. He is accompanied wit
! his wife and boy. Ills staff is com
: posed of Colonel Jack Jones, Colont
!, w. b. jennings, Colonel i. ". Towsor
r. Colonel #, Z, Cash and Lieutenant