The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03

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procession passed onto. the cemetery,
where succeeding Years have crowded
the graves OF antkbellum Georgians
until there islscarce stepping room be.
tween them! But toward a corner OF
the land, on a sunlit hillside, the plot
OF the clan o 'Hara stretches down TO-
ward the valley, and there is room for
many a wanderer yet to lie down In
his last sleep. The twelve bodies
were taken from the 0,Hara vault and
each Inferred sepal atelyain its grave.
The vault stands always ready to re;
ceive a member Of the clan, but Its
cold tonetWalls and mouldy crypts
are not for&those WHO, wander beneath
the stars and sleeptwhere the rivers
sing. "
1t has always been the warm brown
earth for the 0'Hafas; out undr the
open sky with the spring grass for a
coverlet; the mating birds for choiris-
ters. There they sleep-a long line
Of neutrality-suspicious. now, and there
viii their brothers land their sons fin
| ally come to join them.
Itineraries for tiiesswo divisions et
1.-The battleship feetsYhic4 &M cruise
during May and june have been arl-
tnounced. One division vii visit Eu.
rope, while another win SO to the Gulf
df Mexico; onesvessel Of which will go
mn the Misslssippi .riSer..S3 The cruise
to the fgulf d Il sponse 10 dethan1
| fFoni tsoatber& SEaes that they be
aydIl anls obpaftuilits to3 see whst q
modern battieship IS like,
The second division OF the Atlantic
fleet, Louisiana, Kansas, New Hamp-
shire, and South Carolina, will go to
Europe, arriving at Copenhagen, Den:
mark, May 25. The warships Will
Ithenayisit stoe1liulps s9Ssd ers eyel,
I4iiissia, and ssieis efnaiiy, leSsfng
THE last named po for The ugAed
lStaesson June 30. "a
The Minnesota etmont and mis-
gIssippi left Yhitae elphia !for ensa-
cola May /. Thelee they will so to
Mobile and GhIFestpn, returning by
way Of PensacoIa ID June. The war
ships will be at Pfogincetown for sum.
mel: maneuvers July l.:
The Idaho leaves Philadelphia May
I, and will spend week at New Or
| leans. She will proceed UP the river,
stopping at Donaldsonville, Bayou
Sara, Palquomine and Natche2' VI
the condition Of the river warrants,
the Idaho will go from Natchez to
yicksburg for three days, probably ar.
irving there May'26p q,
Senate custom las always aecTeea
that committees 81 dld pc located IN
certain rooms and that new chairtnen
should 20 to them But custom is
lsidetfacked L Ion BY q number
Eof chairmen Who liay & Sbeen promoted.
Chairman Pent6se, oE the Postefice
[committee, has moved the; goods and
chattels OF Aldrieh'sg finance commit
| tee to the Postofiice committee rooms
on the. ground 4oorsiof the capitol
The new Postof licetc committee Will &C.
eupy the former quarters Of the p.
nance committee. Clapp, of Mime
fsota, chairman Of Indian Affairs, was
glad 10 exchange his position for the
Important chairmanship OF Interstate
Commerce but he has removed the lat
ter to his present quarters. Warren
Iof Wyoming, long chairman OF Mill
Etary Affairs, was given the big COM
Emfttee on appropriations but he Keeps
Rhis old rooms on the ground hoor ana
stun by the truck load. Is being taken
from the ancient quarters 81 the ap'
preparations committee upstairs TO the
Warren reservation. Warren had two
fine rooms but he has obtained also
the adjoining magnifcently frescoed
apartment heretofore occupied by
Senator Lodge as chairman OF the
Philippines committee. n Lodge Is now
chairman Of immigration and has
taken possession Of former Senator
Hale,s select rooms in the capitol,
Ex.speaker Cannon Just couldn't
help saying damn the other day IN
the debate in the House. being so
wrought up over the Canadian rectp-
rocity bill. The word doesn't appear
in the yoracious Cqnsressiona Zee.
ord. hbweeyf. Uncle Joe, carefully
blue.penctled 1t. I" ss ,,,J4
/ Minority leader James R, Mann, Of
Illinois, who was Republican candl'
date for speaker at the opening Of the
Congress, always rides home with ex'
Speaker Joseph q. Cannon at the
close Of the daily session