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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
H. S DEFEATED
VARSITY SgP
AN INTERESTING Basket BAl-L
GAME AT HIGH SCHOOL
GYMNASIUM.

The Fairmont High School cam ae
teated the West virginia sophomoEs
team last night at a game d basket
ball at the High school gymnasium BY
a scohe of As to 1s. The loeaI team
played clever ball and did effective
team work which proceed TOO much
for the visitors, continuing To shove
the score up ON them. Fred Helntzel-
man played star game and q poa-
sible for the high score. The Eish
School freshmen team and the aopho-
more team played between haiYes 81
the regular game The sophomores
got to see the woggie bug The score
stood 2s to 9 In favor Of ths fresh
men. The freshmen hare snn two o.
three games with the sophs and VAN
now go after the Junior team
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
FAITH CURE
RECTOR RESIGNS
RumoRED THAT re WILL BE
COME LECTURER IN MRS.
EDoYs CHURCH.
(By S. w. Press Association }

(By S. w. Press Association1
NEW YORK. Feb. 29.-Because his
faith cure" doctrines, bordering on
Christian science. we're ,listasteful to
the members OF bis dock, the Rev
John Woods Elliott rector of All
SAINTS Episcopal Church, Orange Val
ley, has handed in his resignation, Ell
fectlve tomorrow. 1t is rumored that
DR.. Elliott will become lecturer in Mrs
Eddy's church.
The Rev. Mr.. Elliott created sen
satlon among the people when he sSv
gan several months ago to preach bis
belief in the ability to cure by pray
er, and that healing could be accom-
plIshed by the laying on of hands. He
was criticised by number of his con
gregation and submitted his restgna
tlon. At the annual meeting Of the
church in December the resignation
~as referred TO the wardens and yes
tFymen, and these, by majority vote
defined to accept It. He then agreed
to work more in harmony with hi
people. ser.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
THREE BOYS AND
TWO GIRLS
WERE BORN YESTERDAY TO MR..
AND MRS GEORGE CAMP
BELL AT sTEu5EN.
WILLIE

STEUBENyILLE, o., Feb. 20. =
Five perfectly formed children were
born here yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Campbell. Three of the babies
died within an hour after their birth.
one boy and one girl will live, Three
OF the children were boys. Mrs. Camp
bell weighs less than 100 pounds. The
combined weight of the infants was
twenty-three pounds. Physicians de-
clare the case to be one of the most
remarkable known to the profession.
Campbell. who IS mill worker. has
four brothers. To the families of two
OF these twins have been born, and
each OF the other brothers is father of
triplets. campbell's first wife died
after becoming the mother OF triplets.
Campbell was for twelve years in
the United States navy and fought un-
der schley OF Santiago. Two Of his
brothers are now with Admiral Evans
fleet In the Pacific.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
MI. WI
Returns to
Arm erica
Chinese w elcone
His Coming Back

SAN FRANCISCO, Feh 2s-di
Chinatown is eot.ynlssd WIN excite
ment at the return loL aF w As
Chinese minister ana ls faRnlts itins
its pleasure by sdisplasiiag nilen sel'
low dragon bunting nna eFp'e4'ps
many any, tireetackess
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outlit' inelualns oases s4s' - -, *.
san frSae.s, I, Wv 10y 90. s-- 's ..'''
ss. sana' easss 49, - g.
nsAtSo ass .s. q, "a .,s,s,s s,,,, +,
younse. sOss - s,..;.,S s,.. ~ ~
s'ase anu ~. ~ !. 80 sSa :
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m lsgz y ,,sss .iss1S 80
n enina, ussil s.' ss,.'ss 80
aens " Wv nse.S - X s,1' .s,ssss, H.
and a sort ol s.slssss !, 80 81.
torney SeneFsl' " ~ ~
living with his family N HOB E Sons'
and the announcement Of his reap
pointment to the WashinEton poet
came as somewhat of s guEptlse
Although WI studied law AZ oxfofd
and has resided abroad 4 sreat part
Of his life, he Is not reclsoned one q
The ptogtessiyes In China Hs IS g
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
REY. STOETZER
RECEIVES INVITATION TO VISIT
CHURCH IN LOS ANGELES,
CALIFORNIA,

Rev. H. C. stoetzer. pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, has receiv-
ed an invitation from the congregation
OF the First Presbyterian church at
Los Angeles, CAL. to pay the church a
visit with view to its calling him to
the passionate. The present pastor.
Rev. Frank Dewitt Talmage a son OF
DR.. T. Dewitt Talmage, has rendered
his resignation. which Will take effect
next month. The offering is indeed
fiattering one and while Rev. Stoet-
zer's friends and the members OF his
congregation are pleased at the honor
conferred upon him they sincerely
hope that he will not accept the invi.
tation. Rev. stoetzer has been sinsn-
larly successful in his ministry in Fair,
mont and the people feel that the
church yet has need OF him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
ouse
sses Text
Book Law
Wont Adjourn
Before Tuesday
fIgDeeial to the West vlrglnlan)

Especial to the West virginian)
CHARLESTON Feb. 2s.-Demo-
cratic senators criticized Governor
Dawsons recent message on the floor
sOi the senate to-day. They claimed he
should have sent 1t Immediately after
the resolution was passed increasing
The Vas OF the attaches or not at all.
d II had come within two days there
would have been chance Of recon-
slderation, which is now gone.
Senator Kidd cited Governor Daw-
sons attitude and Senator Littlepage
said the Senate was responsible to the
people and not to Governor and that
tshe message was not in good grace.
1t is thought the effect Is to make
political capital by stirring up feel
ing ,batEeen the attaches and the Gov
enor
The House passed the uniform text
book law in an amended form.
THE Montgomery resolution far a
new mine commission was introduced
in the House by John Nugent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
Got the Worst
OF the Deal
FELLOW WHO srAssEo a MAN
RECEIVED FATAL INJURIES
WHILE RUNNING AWAY.

sTEUBENvLLE, o., Feb. 2e.-Two
Italians, Tony Ardena and Tony Esta,
living three miles above the city, be-
came involved in a quarrel Thursday
night at midnight, when Giovanni Es-
ia, a brother interferred and stabbed
Ardena in four places with a stiletto.
Running to a spot along the, line of
the steubenville traction line. he await.
ed car, and In his eagerness to es-
cape jumped in front Of the car and
was run down. suffering injuries from
which he died early yesterday morn
ing at the steubenville hospital. Tony
Esta was arrested and when taken to
the morgue collapsed upon seeing the
body Of his brother. later he vas re
leased, Ardena, the wounded man,
may recover. though III INJURIES are
g6rious.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
Aged Woman
Passes Away
MRS. MARTHA BYER DIED LAST
NIGHT AT THE HOME OF
HER DAUGHTER.

Mrs. Martha Byer died last evening
at eleven o'clock at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. John McKnown, at hoo
Virginia avenue. Heart trouble was
the cause of her death. Mrs. Byer
was seventy.three years of age and
has resided in this city for the past
three yaers. Another child, Mr.. August
Byer. resided in this city and -four
children live in Pennsylvania. The re
mains will be taken to Rochester. Pa,
for interment. The funeral party viii
leave here on Sunday at five a. m.
Undertaken Musgrave in charge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
Pre- Y warm
RACE FOR MAYOR
HARD TO TELL WHO is AHEAD
FOR HEAD OF REPUBLICAN
TICKET.

The vote at the Republican primary
today is big one. An unusual in
teerst In the election has been awak-
ened and there Will be no way Of
telling who the lucky one for mayor
lis until the votes are counted tonight.
The polls opened promptly at twelve
o'clock and from that time until seven
O'Clock when they will close. ltepnbi
cans win exercise the right to choose
Who their STANDARD bearers shall be
in the coming fight. Each candidate
for mayor has been active during the
day and has been using honorable
means to win the support deemed nee.
essary for his nomination.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
BRADLEY WINS
IN KENTUCKY
DEMOCRATS JOIN WITH RgPus.
LIcARs TO Defeat BECK
HAM FOR SENATE.

FRANKFORT, Kya Feb, 2ot-Amid
scenes Of widest excitement former
Governor William o'conneii Bradley,
Republican. yesterday was elected
United States senator TO succeed
james B. McCreary.
Bradley's term OF six years will be.
gin on March 4. 1905. He received six.
ty.four votes. four of which were cast
by Democrats opposed to former Gov.
ernor Beckham At the completion Of
the first roll call in Joint session it
showed Bradley, "a; Beclsham, 60;
Blackburn, /; james. l.
Before the speaker could announce
tile result the Democrats obtained a
recapituiati6n and attempted to break
the quorum by leaving tie hall. but
they soon came back accompanied by
Beckham, who authorized the With
drawal Of his men and released the
Democrats from the primary nomina.
tion pledge to him in hope that some
other Democrats could be elected If
the four bolting Democrats could be
persuaded to change their votes.
These four men were surrounded by
party friends and urged to withdraw
their support from Bradley and re-
elect Senator James Mccreary or any
other Democrat they might name, but
the -four men declared that the pro
posal came too late.
In a speech accepting his election,
Bradley thanked the speaker for his
fair and impartial rulings. He promls.
ed to use every effort as a senator
to procure the repeal Of the six cent
tax on tobacco.
Representative Lillard was the only
one OF the four Democrats to explain
his vote for Bradley. He said he
thought the time had come to Throw
OF party shackles and to break up the
machine
And Although he did support the
Democratic ticket for forty years, he
believed his vote for Bradley was the
best Democratic vote he ever cast"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
SUBMARINES
TO PHILIPPINES
THE SHARK AND PoRPoIsE WILL
BE SHIPPED WITH GRAM.
Pus AND PIKE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 29--rWO sub.
aiarine, the Shark and the porI,ose,
will be shipped on board the Caesar
hext week for San Francisco where.
with the Grampas and the PIKE, they
will be forwarded to Manila.
No IntImation Of the further move
ments OF the Submarines are given at
the Navy Department, except that
tteir pfesnce is desired at the Phil
lppines, and that there has been for
some time plan under way to take
them there. il Is believed they will
remain indefinitely IN these waters,
to be Joined later by other submarines
and possibly war vessels and other
craft.
1t is understood President ROose-
yelt suggested that small fleet OF
Submarines be despatched to the Phil
ippines, where they could materially
tata IN defending the harbor of Manila.
Mining Of Manila Bay has not proved
successful, owing TO the swift current,
and army engineers have added n
voice in favor of having small fleet
on hand before the new defence plan
Of the islands Is well under way.
The submarines probably viii not
accomplish any part of the journey
under their own power, but will be
taken aboard eolllers from San Fran
cisco after they shall have reached
that port.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
FIERCE ATTACK
UPON CONGRESSMAN WooDYA7D
AND OTHER Leaders IN F. W.
MORRIS NEWSPAPER:

PARKERsBURG. Feb % Yester.
day afternoons issue Of Tie State Jour
nal contains d long article in which
Editor p. w, Morris make derca 1T
tack upon Congressman Harry C.
woodyard. his competitor lor tha Re-
publican congressional nomInation IL
the Fourth district He alleses that
woodward IS scontroliedi II moi owned.
by corporations: terms congfessmau
Gaines a rswell head. = ana rossta Con
gressmen Hubbard and stuIslss for
meddling in the Fotrth diinict con
gressional FIGHT. The attack has Gre
ated big sensation here
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
WANT TO ANNUL
THE MARRIAGE
FIRST STEP TAKEN YESTERDAY
IN ATTEMPT TO FREE HARRY
THAW FROM GIRL WIFE.

NEW YORK, Feb. A2s.-The first step
In.the attempt to have the marriage Of
Harry Thaw and Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
sannulied was taken yesterday after.
noon, at conference in the Waldorf
Astoria. To this conference Mrs. VIII.
liam Thaw, the lawyers who have been
Interested in the case, and Harry ".
Dougherty, detective employed by
Thaw to watch his wife, and promi-
nent society man were summoned. A
course of action 1t was said. was de-
cided upon and no time will be lost
in getting the matter before court.
The conference, It was said. was call
ed rs result. Of the detectives report.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
Tried To Tamper
With Juror
E. c. HUMPHREYS ARRESTED ON
SERIOUS CHARGE IN
GRAFT CASE.
(sy United Press.l

HARRISBURG. Pa. Feb. 29.-other
arrests will probably follow that Of
Z. c. Humphreys charged with at
tempting to tamper with Juror Albert
A. Post of the graft trial. Pinkerton
is the chief witness. To-day detec
tlves assert they have evidence that
Post and Humphreys met frequently
At one meeting the detective says he
heard one man say think $3.50 would
he fair price" Then Scarlet ordered
the arrest. Humphreys claims he sold
Post a quarter interest in his hose
supporter patent and wanted him to
put up $3.50 additional.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
May Not Rebuild
Veneer Factory
TROUBLE BETWEEN COMPANY
AND TOWN MAY CAUSE PLANT
TO GO ELSEWHERE.

cLARKsBURG. Feb. 81. Y.
Wells, manager OF the Veneer factory
at Burnsvllle. which was recently
burned, while in the city last night,
gave ont the statement that the fac
tory would not be rebuilt unless the
town authorities made certain con
cessions. He also said that the pay
roll Of the plant was half Of the money
received by the laborIng men in the
town from other plants.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
Warrant
SWORN OUT FOR WOMAN cHARo.
ED WITH RUNNING A
sPEkKEAsY.

Prosecuting Attorney Scott C. Lowe
swore out warrant before Justice
;aEi s. Amos for the arrest Of Mary
Hunt, alias Mary Haught, for running
a speakeasy in house NO. 81 on Chat.
nam Hill near Pennington. Deputy
sheriff N. w Harris and Constable
J; Lee Parker went to FarmingtOn and
put the woman under arrest The
only thing that the omcers found that
wound indicate that a speakeasy was
being conducted in the house was the
anding or 81 bottles OF beer. The
case was heard before Justice Amos
this afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
Hurry Call By
Mine Workers
CONVENTION TO DETERMINE
QUESTION OF STRIKE SET
FOR MARCH IL.
fsv limited Press1
(By United Press.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 2O.-From the
United Mine. Workers headquarters a
call for a special national convention
is being hurrIedly sent out to-day to
every State in the union. The CON
vention will meet here March twelfth.
1t will decide whether to strike or to
suspend. A strike means long fight
with the operators and II the miners
win they will demand much more than
they intended to ask had an interstate
conference been held now.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
Got Murderer
ITALIAN WHO STABBED ANOTHER
TO DEATH AT PARkERs5uRe
rs CAPTURED.

PARKERsBURG, Feb. 2s.-Prosecnt
ing Attorney j. f. Laird has received
word from the authorities of Italy tc
the effect that Consgllano Michele
has been placed under arrest there for
the murder OF Antonio surello in this
city in November, 1906, The crime
was a bloody one, Michele stabbins
surello to death and then escaped and
returned to Italy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
200 MINERS
IMPRISONED
sEvENTY-slx WERE KILLED OUT
RIGHT END THERE IS SLIGHT
HOPE FOR THE REST.
fey United Press.l

sABINAS. Coapuila, Mex, Feb. 29.-
seventy-six persons were killed out
right and there is little. hope of rescu
Ing two hundred other imprisoned
miners who were caught when fire
damp exploded in the Montery Co
Steel Mine Thursday. Gases make #
impossible for rescue work to begin.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
Hnma Ernm waahlnnton.

NJ ]. Lantz returned last night from
Washington. D. c. where he attend
ed the National School superintend,
enfs Association. Superintendent Ro.
sler, who has been attending the as.
ISOLATION, will return tonight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
Several Hurt
MORE THAN a DOZEN INJURED
FROM EXPLOSION IN SUI.
PHuR WORKS.

BROOKLYN. N. Y, Feb. 2s.-lIore
than a dozen persons were hurt in
the explosion Of the National Sulphur
works today, The buildings had the
roofs blown on and part Of the wreck
age landed on 4 passing coal cart.
shuryfng the rig ana two men
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29

Mrs. R. @. Kinkead and daughter,
Miss Mary Frances, of Greenfield, O.,
who were called here by the death o.
Robert Kinkead, viii leave on Monday
ataEAeen Isr thalt holae.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
Texas lNpEPENpENcE pAY.

(By 5. ". Press Association.)
HOUSTON, Tex, Feb. 2s.-The an
niyersary Of the Independence of Tex.
as will be generally observed through.
out the State Monday as legal holt
day. Patriotic celebrations will be
held in several cities.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
Double Tragedy
DYING IN HOSPITAL
FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED
FROM DEAD WIFE's
BROTHER.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-charged
with killing his wife because he could
not persuade her to move to Brook
iyn, Giuseppe Anniello. himself dying
from the wounds his brother-in-law in
flicted Immediately after the tragedy,
is dying in a hospital.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
JIM FLYNN TO MEET BARRY
(nv s. ". Press Association. !

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2s. Jim
Flynn, the Colorado heavyweight,
who has made good showing in Cali
fornia Of late, and Jim Barry. the
young chicago heavyweight viii meet
In ten round bout before the Coils.
cum AthIetIo dub tais evening
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
Cost OF
The Extra
Session
A Little Less
Than $4,000

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Feb 29.-
The extra session of the State legts-
lature is going to cost less than $40.
O06, according to the appropriation
bill which has been introduced in the
Senate by Mr.. Miller, chairman Of thu
Senate finance committee. The APP
preparation bill carries, in round num-
bers, a little over $3s.OOO. OF which
amount the Senate is responsible for
almost $4,000 and the House for near
" 500. 900. There is controversy
over the appropriation bill because OF
the fact that the sums for the at
taches we're Jumped, some Of the
members contendlng they should be
itemized in order that the governor
might have an opportunity to use
| his pruning knife. 1t is expected the
bill will be considered in both houses
to-day. The provisions of the bill fol
low:
| The Senate.
Per diem of members mos 3,s2S.0o
Per diem OF presidento of sem
ate ....,,,.,....4a. 10000
per diem Of clerk .....4 $4,000
Mileage Of members ....... t,t2S.6C
House of Delegates.
To pay the mileage of eighty
six members OF the House
of Delegates .......... 1,654.4t
To pay the per diem compen-
sation of eighty-six mem
bers Of the House of Dele
gates ................, l,352.oC
To pay the clerk of the
House Of Delegates ..... $4,000
TO pay ten assistant clerks. 1,9s0.0t
To pay two ehgrossing clerks $4,000
To pay two printing clerks. $4,000
mo pay two Journal clerks. $4,000
To pay six committee clerks 1920
To nay the doorkeeper. 80. 1s2.oC
To pay one assistant door.
Keeper .......... 1890
To pay one gallery door
keeper ................... 132.0C
To pay the stenographer to
the speaker .............. 1880
To pay two stenographers to
the House .,.............. $4,000
To pay the librarian ....... 1920
To pay the sergeant-at-arms 165.oo
To pay the assistant SER
geant-at-arms ............ 1890
To pay two cloak room keep
ers ........'...-...... zo4.ou
To pay one mailing and bank
ing page ................ 5000
To pay six floor pages ...... $4,000
To pay ]. NJ, Lynn, janitor,
for services during the
present session ......,.. 5000
To pay one night watchman 1920
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29
SHEPPARD 70 COMPETE.
lBy s. w PTess Assoclhiion

NEW YORK. Fsh. 60 -AIelyin shop.
pard. the Irish-AmeEiean h C. run
ner. who was set down by .he a a.
%. about a month ago Wft complies
in the games Of tha Spanish war vte-
Grams TONIGHT. one minute after ms
suspension expires
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29

Mrs. Jackson Gasldns, Of Monon.
gah. who has been dangerously Ill for
some time, Is no better,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-29

ara! n. b Aatson hna 1tlqrNtt
IRON yilltNith relative u cra..
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-05
MR. PALMER's APPEAL.

We print in the news columns of The Journal Courier this morning a copy of the letter sent to each delegate Co the republican state convention by George s, Palmer of New London. It vigorous ly supplements his open letter to the republican voters of the state, which was printed August 8 in this news paper.
 The original letter should have been enough 10 prove the sincerity of Mir Palmer's motive in abandoning his quiet life for one of controversy and misrepresentation, A strict party man, who was content to serve his political organization without hope or desire Of reward, he was moved by the purest of motives to save his party from the discredit of the Lilley movement In this second letter he again shows to thoughtful men that he is moved by only a high love of state and pride in its history, To question for a moment the motives of such a man, no matter what one may think of his judgment, is to disclose partisanshp too severe in texture to trust it's personifcation with political power.
 1t Is interesting to observe that MT. Palmer states that his measurement of Mir Lilley has been made up from a study of the congressional Investigation and from facts obtained from emi- nent republican leaders both in Con necticut and out of it. More than this, letters have been pouring into New London from all over the state, written by business men, large employers Of
 labor the men of character who vote but shrink from publicity, the very men upon whom the republican party counts; men who will turn their thinking into action," unless the dis credit of the Lilley nomination is aVe rt- cd. Mr Palmer asks the delegates what advantage Is to be gained by the nom nation of man for whom apologies must at once be made, and why the advantage of another term of Cover nor Woodruff should be deliberately ig- nored?
 1t may be that even now the dignified
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-05

plres that if the machine should to- morrow withdraw it's support from his candidacy 1t would collapse like q tired and overworked soap bubble. His strength Is machine made, ls of machine origin md depends for It's nour'Shment upon machine determin- ation. Mir L.lley has not been attack cd He has been treated with consd- eration for n man who proposes to seizc with the arts of the professional politician. supported by the possible fear of MT Taft's defeat, an office for which he Is notorlously united,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-05

appeal of MT Palmer to the reason or the delegates will not avail and that the assurance of his friend will be justified; "Those delegates go to the convention to do the one thing that they have been told to do, They do just that thing and they will do nothing else,' but 1t will nevertheless be found q serious thing to have turned away from the councils of the party men of the caltbre of Mr. Palmer and his ads vislng friends, In former generation that was not thought to be the most effective way of building up a political party,