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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

There's always something to be
saved-and. thus DARNED-in buy
ing household supplies. by the alert
reader of the ads. in the Telegram.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

FOR SALE SIX room house, and
three lots in New Fair Ground adj
ditlon, this Is q bargain, Terms
easy, Price $1,000. Can ON George
seders, Fair Grounds Addition or
Fair Grounds Improvement CO.
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TOR RENT

FOR RENT-s rooms with bath In
front hap, gas, steam heat. instan-
taneous sheater, large private front
porch and use OF Laundry. Apply
to chas D. Johnston. Broaddus
Apartments. Broaddus Addition.
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FOR RENT-oonyenIent and nicely
finished hats. Pri:chard apart
ments, w. Pike street. Six
rooms and two porches each.
Good water. S1s $25. Apply to
Meta W Thorn, Se6 w. Pike ST., or
call Belb'phone 5ss-R.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

FOR sALE-11O acre far1n, 10 room
frame house, good barn, two or
chards,- two veins OF coal viii be
sold at bargain II sold by the
first OF April. For further informa-
ton, address T. c. Murphy 322
Ohio street, GAINESVILLE, o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

WANTED-Live men with some ex-
perience to become state organic
ers for new fraternity, a promo
table proposition to right men. easy
to work as there is nothing like it
in the land, Address with refer
gseDee, Box 2a5I clarassburg, w,syas
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

WANTED-s Al coat makers. Ap.
ply at once to Mllliren Bros, Lowe
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WANTEp-lEals Hem

wANTED-Learn barber trade,
wages paid, positions furnished;
compare'our rates with others, we
save 500; write for catalogue.
Leader Barber College, 2Os Broad
way, Cincinnati.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

EIY'ctMiEI Is made Of Eucalyptus
combined with other antlseptlcs.
Breathed through the inhaler it de-
stroys the persistent catarrh germ.
"A complete HYoMEI outfit, includ-
Ing inhaler, bottle of HYpMEI and
Simple Instructions t6s USE only costs
$500, extra bottle scf=EYQMHlI so cts
Drug lists eYeryExhere and Mt Wells &
60. & Il ~ X taf4S Con chs
colds sore thrSat 81: atafFhal deaf
ness y swiliIIgiye aiIsfas Zion; 81 money
back ~, : Is, y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

GOOD HOUSEKEEPING and Moth
ers Magazihe-both one year for
$3.50. Youths Companion. $1,75I
year until March soth. Grace
E. Reyes. corner Third; and Hick-
man streets. Bell phone 1921. 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

FOR RENT-store room ut AIS Main
street, SIZE 2sx12o feet; possession
April Isl. c. C, Mccarty, MccsEty
Bldg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

FOR RBNT-Furnished rooms with
bath for light housekeeping with
private family. Rooms well ven
tilated, and all conveuiences.
Prefer middle aged couple without
children. Address w." care Tel
egram office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

FOR RENT-At Quiet Dell, 2 good
ten-room houses, six acres Of
land, about 20 bearing. apple
trees, large garden and shady
lawn. Inquire at d24 North
Chestnut street, clarksburg, W.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

FOR sALE-store in Kelly Hill ad.
dltion doing a nice business; can
rent store and three-room dwell
ing for $1415O per month; close
to car line and close to Tin Plate.
Mutual Real Estate and Bro. Co.,
Rooms 20 and 81. Gore Bldg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

WANTED-Ten t1oJ fcanvassers at
once: elther lddies OF gentlemen:
previous experience not necessary.
), Good pay; for further information
call at room l.. Holman Hall
Bldg Court street, between and
8 o'clocl1 evenings.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

II YOU Want an Edison moving
pictnfe nachine. ew or second
hand or parts for same, write j. ~.
Boehm, agent and dealer In ali
kinds Of show property. Elienboro,
W. Va
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BIG BEND, NJ VA.
PRICE $4,000

0he-third cash, balance III
one, two and three years
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

ENoR REST-Furalshed rooms, suit
able for light housekeeping and
neutrality-suspicious.. The Parsons
sYndeFS-cO.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

FOR SALE-Cameo Washing COM
pound and auto wash, by R. n.
Lsowndes; Corner grocery, A: R.
KIncaid, proprietor; R. F. Kuhl
703 W. Pike St; W. Va. Provision
Company; Coleman & Draflow, l2S
w. Pike; Angle Inn Grocery, West
Main ST.; Albert Rowe. 77s West
Pike; o. j. Goldsmith, Ala Month
cello Avenue.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

FOR sALE-Pair Of gray mares, six
and seven years old weighing 1900
and one bay mare, four years old;
all broke to work. For information
address VIM. l. Hurst, Box 104,
wilsonburg. w. Va,
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FOR sALE--Delivery wagon, with
top; good condition. Martin
Bros. !, Grocers, Main st.
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FOR RENT-To man and wife, two
furnished rooms for light house
keeping, hot and cold water. 427
South Third st.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

FOR sAnE-Four and five room cot
tage houses. one-fourth castts pay
ments. balance in monthly INSTALL
ments. See Lynch-Elliott, R. e. /.
& CO., 51s Cor building
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

BOOKS FOR sAIlELt posing ont Of
fifteen hundred volumes; many sub
teets; some fine sets in fne bind
ings. Roe's works, IS vols. SIS;
Nations Of the world, 20 'vols.,
$3.50. A few very rare books. ADJ
dress. or call at GA West Main ST.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

PUBLIC SALE-Satur1aY, March %,
1912. at o'clock p. M. at 146
Harrison street. car stop IA, Broad
Oak. CiarlIsburg. w Va. I will of
fer for sale IS head of fresh cows
with calves by side. two dry cows.
five and six years old. good cows for
grazing, been fed grain for a short
time. These cows Will be sold re-
gardless Of price. Jas. E. Williams
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

BARBER SHOP FOR sADE-Neat,
up-to-date, two chair shop, good 10.
cation. A bargain to buyer. Ad-
dress ~. s." care Telegram office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

FoR eALE

FOR eALE
IF YOU WANT IN Edison MOVING
ptctufe daehine. en- or second
hand or parts for same write i. ~
Boehm, agent and dealer In ali
kinds Of show property. Ellenboro,
Y. We.
FOR SALE six room house and
three lots in New Fair Ground adj
ditlon, this is q bargain, Terms
easy, Price $1,000. Can on George
seders, Fair Grounds Addition OF
Fair Grounds Improvement CO.
FOR SALE, or partner Wanted-wn
sell my lunch:c car business or take
in an honest man or woman on the
footing Of a partner. Records shoy
up a nice, profitable trade. Very
little money needed for a deal. Best
location in city. Cannot give 1t my
personal attention on account of
other business. Calf at owl Lunch
corner Fourth ana Clark SITS.
FOR sAIlE7Fire proof safe, single
door, 3ox2Ox14 inside, in first.
class shape: one double door in
side and outside. Must be sold.
Address "H," care Telegram Of
nee.
FOR sAIE-one three-room bonse
and lot; one brown mare, saddle.
bride and harness; two plows, one
harrow; two hogs and one lot OIL
chickens. Writ cottrln, Union
Heights, No. /.
FOR sALE-An improved farm or
3sh acres; located on B. & o. rail-
road, one mile west of Hundred,
". Va; good six room house; close
to school; productive soil; free gas
for domestic use. Very reasonable
price and terms. Address James j.
Devine. Box 1s6, ciarksburg, W. va.
FOR sAnE-Four and FIVE room cot
,tage houses. one-fourth cashs pay
ments, balance in monthly INSTALL
Inepts. See Lynch-Elliott R. E. /.
g CO., s1s Con building
FOR sALE-Pair Of gray mares, six
and seven years old weighing i,SOO
and one bay mare, four years old;
all broke to work. For information
address VIM. l. Hurst, Box. 104,
Wilsonburg. w. Va.
FOR SALE - Four room cottase !.
metal roof, front and back 1orches;
Situate ON lot 10000, To a quick
buyer $500. $500 DOWN baiance
one and two years. Guy Morton.
No. 9, Nutterdale.
BOOKS FOR SALE Caosine out 81
fifteen hundred volumes; many sub
teets; some fine sets in fine bind
ings. Roe's works, IS vols. SIS;
Nations Of the world, 90 vols.
$3.50. A few very rare books. Ad-I
dress. or cali at GA West Main st.
----.--.--- - : -. -
FOR sALE-11O acre far1n; 10 room
frame house. good barn, two or
chards,- two veins Of coal. Will be
sold at a bargain If sold by the
first OF April. For further informa-I
ton, address T. c. Murphy 322
Ohio street, GAINESVILLE, o.
FOR sALE-store in Kelly Hill ad.
dition doing nice business; can
rent store and three-room dwell
ing for S14y5O per month; close
to car line and close to Tin Plate. !
Mutual Real Estate and Bro. Co.,
Rooms 20 and 81, Gore Bldg.
WE WILL SELL YOU fine, large
lot 4ON12O feet. three minutes,
walk to car line fer 800 to $3.50 on
your own terms. Nothing better.
Investigate. Beechwood Realty
Co.. room sos Con Bldg, City.
FOR sALE-cameo Washing Conf
pound and auto wash, by R. 4.
L,owndes; Corner grocery, A. R.
Kincald, proprietor; R. F. Kuhl,
TO3 W. Pike St; W. Va. Provision
Company; Coleman & Drafflow, 1928
w, pike. ANGLE Inn Grocery wast
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PRICE $4,000 CASH

We write Fire Insurance
Health and Accident, Plate
Glass, Bonds.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-20

AT the court house marriage IL
eense has been issued to Preston Ar
bogast and Miss Mtnde Nicholson. In
the circuit court cases of beyo sell
ing are still on.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-05
Waist Specials
Tub Materials

Fancy Satin striped Marquisettes, 27 in wide apricot
white, pink, blue and cream, former price SOC, Sale
4o-in. plain and fancy bordered Lawns, sc values
Chffonette in pin stripe with fancy border former
Cotton Voiles in white and coors, 27 in wide, former
price 1885, Sale Price .............. 1Sc
Silk Novelties in white and colors 27 in. wide, ssc
values at .,.......' .,.......... 1Sc
Batiste, 80 in. wide in plain, light color figures,
Hc and SC values at. ....... ......... 9Hc
Faxons plain checks, white, pink, light blue and
American Suitngs, SO in, wide Linen finish, SC val
ues at = -. -. o1sc
Dimities, 'n stripes checks, SC values 1870
aac and &c Dmities at - Observation-Disclosures TIC,
Madras 25c and 35c values sat.................1 1sc
Underwear and Hosiery, Ladies Knit Vests,
good quality for the money. Tape neck and arm
Ladies Cmfy Cut Vests, Lise thread with can't slip
straps, at AO12c
Ladies Knit Union Suits tight loose knees, 5oc
values at .........,. ,.......... 39c
Ladies Set Snug Union Suits 75c values ..... sec
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Dress Ginghans

Toile du Nord Gnghams hundreds of patterns
ect FROM the best Gingham made for the money
I2Hc values ....................... .9Hc
Zephyr Ginghams 90 inches WIDE soft finish sc val
ues at ................ -...................1 lie
Mercerzcd Ginghams, good selection of patterns S5c
values .-.,.......... 2ec
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Dress Goods

We have large stock of Al-Wool, colored Dress
Goods including:
SERGES PANAMAS ..vOILES
MOHAIRS FANCY MIXTURES
We clean up during this Sale.
Wool Serges black, navy, brown and red. 42c
All &c and S5c Dress Goods. Observation-Disclosures. sec
All SIC Dress Goods Observation-Disclosures 79c
All SF35 and S Dress Goods ............... csc
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY YOUR Chill
DREN'S SCHOOL DRESSES.
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Lace and Embroiderie

Including Allovers, Elouncngs Baby Sets, Torchion
and Val Laces at One Fourth Off.
Dress Trimmings, Bandngs, Alpaeas and Lace Edg
ingS at 2S per cent Off.
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Ladies Muslin Underwear at a
discount of Is to 1913 per cent
during this sale.
Hosiery

Childrens Mercerized Lisle Hose in black white and
tan, 2sc values
Ladies Silk Hose, Lisle top and knee at 3
Ladies black white and tan Hose, Lse toe, with high
splced heel, 75c values at. a
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Table Linens

able Linen, 90 ln wide at 39c
Linen 81 in. wide 9oc values at. ......... 4sc
72-in Linens, Stag values at...............9 at CSC
7,-in Linens So. 90 values at .s...... . 81 .2s
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Dress Linens

Linen Watt, 27-in. wide, ISc values at at..........
Dress Linens, white and colors 27-in. wide Mercerz
finish, 5oc values at
Linen Sheeting, 9o-n. wide, $I.5o value at.
Linen Crash, natural color, 80 in wide at
Linen Motor Cloth natural color, ,6 in wide Spec
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Clearance of all Kinds of
Silks

Messalnes, all coors, 27in wide, former price S5c,
Sale Price Observation-Disclosures. soc
Fancy Messanes, 27in wide, $I.25 values. 79c
27n. Taffetas, black white and colors guaranteed
wear; $I.a5 values. ,........................7 79c
36n. guaranteed Tafeta, ST so values. ...... csc
36n Bengane Silk, former price 100, Sale Price 81 30
Sknners and other guaranteed Satins 36-in wide
$I.5o values ....................., ..,...r....s CSC
Black and White stripe and plain white corded Silk
65c values at. ,...................42c 42c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-15
BYRD WILL FORM
CAMP AIGN CLUBS
Asked to Help in Organization
and to Bring Them Into
Correlation.

AZ ~.e request OF National Chairman
William +. Mccombs. Speaker Richard
Evelyn Byrd VIII Undertake the work
u fostering the organization Q. wa
son-MarshaN campaign clubs through
out the state and OF bringing those
organizations into touch with each
other.
Mr Byrd received letter yesterday
from Mir McComDs. asking him TO take
charge o.. the work. lie will give as
much time as possible to THIS.
4nere arc ALREADY many wilson
Marshall campaign Clubs IN cities and
towns 81 Virginia. and some OF them
nave begun to hold regular meetings
and TO nave public addresses under
their auspices. Tho object IS not only
70 get out the full party vote bu,
10 sp ad the enthusiasm for the Demo
cratic ron..nees which is expected 10
win support from those who have not
heretofore animated with the party
MIR BYRD helped TO organize club
at Louisa on MONDAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-15
VOTE TODAY.

In the interest Of the people Of
the Third District. The Times-Dis-
patch urges every Democratic voter
In it to so to the polls to-day ana
ree.ster HIS Will as to whom he de-
sires to represent the distr1c, in CON
gress This is no time Tor apathy.
ths is no ordinary election. 10 the
Democratic party in an Likelihood is
about TO be restored the GOVERNMENT
ana in the councils and course Of the
o. the nation N trust for the people.
Democrauc administration Virginia
would be expected to contribute that
share Of sia,esmanship which size
esro SO freely in past Democratic adj
manifestations. IL the Democratic adj
minlstration. the Virginia delegation
in Congress would be expected to
give the main part Of virginia's share
Of leadership Virginia must have
men in Congress who can measure
up to that Responsibilities Facing
sroh a contingency. the peopie Of tnis
district owe it TO the state to select
the man Who I'm their judrment is
nest at'ed to respond to the caii for
leadership
Every man should so to the polls
to-day. remembering that this is the
most important district in the state.
containing many elements aud inter-
es,s
The rimes-Dispa5ch has refrainea
from taking the part Of either candl-
date in the present race, and the only
counsel it offers now is That every
voter should vote. and vote after con
sidor!ns carefully the situation and
its needs. The consideration with
which We are concerned is that the
Third District shall y represented
as ably and eno.ently as possible The
decision rests with the people OF this
district and The Times DISPATCH
therefore. would impress upon earh
voter his responsibility at this time
This is the most important con-
gressional district in the state ana
this is the most important con-
gressional election in the state Let
every voter In the Third District DO
his duty to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-15

rsnecial to The Timcs-Dispatc


Alexandria, va. August 1.-THE
Board Of Supervisors OF Alexandria
County has decided to appoint n board
of police commissioners. composed OF
three citizens OF the county, who Will
govern the workings OF the policing
of the county. This board win be APP
pointed at meeting August 20, and
1t VIII make It's report to the super
visors of the county at meeting
which VIII be held September 10 next.
1t Is understood that the commits
sioners Will recommend that the county
be patroled hereafter by mounted
police force. many citizens being in
favor OF 1t. owing to the rapid growth
OF the county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-15

advocacy Of the homo rule cause ana
tho viFuleni. inhammatory attacks upon
1T by Mr Bonar Law and mis-
ndus Achates SIR Edward Carson. tell
eioquontly and convincingly the story
os where the greatest loyalty and
safety lie as bearing on insuring the
peace ana STRENGTHENING the unity OF
the empire. The "saturnalia at Blen-
heim' throws out tho Irish leader In
conspicuous relief as a greater british
patriot than either Of the two
lnionlst champlons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-15
THE LIMIT OF TiiE LAW.

! For what should have been the best
eishteon years of his life. Friel Allen
has been sentenced to the penitentiary
for the part he played IN the court
tragedy at Hillsvilla lie will don
prison stripes beardless youth. and
the probabilt " is that he will dor them
in broken middle age. The grim hand
of the law has taken his youth from
him and his young manhood: the glory
of his strength is to he spent behind
prison walls. The case of Friel Allen
has its solemn and impressive moral
for that element OF youth which ever
hoVers near tho limo that divides law
Observance from law violation; it has
us lesson for the unthinking. impul-
sivo lads who take no second thought.
The case was wisely compromised.
The average jury would iave consla
crcd his youth mitigating ciroum-
stance Accordingly. he would never
have been found guilty of nrst degree
murder but. at the most of second
desrec murder which was the degree
compromised upon. There is reason to
believe that he might have been found
guilty only Of manslaughter. The
state has come out Of the case vol
whon the situation Is considered. Fr!el
Alien would probably have been re-
sarded as the led boy rather than as
an active principal ana conspirator
The fact that he had not reached the
stage OF manhood would have reduoea
his responsibility in the jurys eyes
and that penalty would not have come
TO him which would unauesuona bly,
have been visited uron one OF riper
Judgment and less plastic character.
HIS sentence may be committed in time.
but whether il is or not the law viii
have taken from him what freedom
cannot restore-the Joy of early man
hood with its unhlighted hopes. Five
years at the least he must serve. and
those I'VE years are worth more than
any after ten in his life
The ih!rd just punishment has been
reached IN the trial Of the Allen clan.
Two more OF the accused are vet to
so before the bar OF justlce-four moro.
IA r'ei A"" TWO luGiilNes are enmes ned.
The result I'm the Friel Allen case is OF
cumulative value in demonstrating
mat the majesty OF the law is sun
supreme in the COMMONWEALTH Of vir-
g-nia. The awbreaker may have his
hour Of dominance. bat the law viii
ultimately prevail Steadily the ma
chinery Of Justice in Virginia turns
out It's product in the Allen cour, muir
der trials and the remainder of
tAe country learns q lesson. declares
'ae Providence. Il. l., Journal. The
course Of Virginia justice in the Allen
cases establishes the position OF the /
ola Dominion as one OF the great law
abiding and law-preserving states OF
the Union
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-15

II II Pollard Jr., chairman Of the
outgoing Finance Committee Of the
CIV Council. viii soon leave coun-
ci-manic duties aside. but it is hoped
that he wn SIN keep up his interest
I'm ahars municipal. Evidently he viii.
for "a jus; couldn't keep from writing
TO the snnpaper OF Baltimore from At
lantic city and telling the benighted
h"-umoreans about the superiority Of
hlehmond's sewer tax and referring
them 70 city Accountant Crenshaw for
further particulars. It's dollars to
doushnnis that Mr.. Pollard has already
told tie new city officials Of Atlantic
City about the best way to finance it..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-15
TUE TANNING coNrrnEu.ArE.

Inc last OF the splendid company OF
the score OF lieutenant-gen OF the
Confederacy and the ranking onicer
Of the living remnant of Its superb
armies came down from the peaceful
fields of Hart county. KY. last week TO
Louisville to see his son off for further
service as an officer of the United
states Army in tho Philippines. There
is great deal Of the picturesque
anout General simon Bolivar Buckner.
soldier of two wars Governor OF Ken.
t"cky and sometime candidate for tn
vice presidency Of the nation. and
whenever he comes out Of the country
to crook elbows with the new genera
ton in cd Kentucky there is much ADO
over MIN.
rms venerable Nentuckian is just
passing his ninc,ieth mile-pos, !
graduate Of West Point in the class of
1-ii. ne fought with such bravery IN
the Mexican War tina, he was breve;ed
nrst lieutenant FOR galIantry at
churupusco. and captain for similar
cause at AIolino del Rey He served
eleven years IN the United states
Army resiEninF in 1855. Entering the
confederate army ne rose RAPIDLY
through successive promotion to a
''eutenani-generaloy in 1854 He IS
Known as tho hero of ChielSamausa."
ms Confederate career was one or
much distinction Since the war ne
served as the chief executive OF Ken
lucky for four years In 1896 he was
'ne N'oe-tsesidenuai nominee on the
'o'd DemooFa'ic ticket. whose presi-
Dental nominee was John NJ Palmer,
OF Illinois former general in tho
mon army in the War Between the
states
Il has been some time since General
n"'Nner retired to peace and content
where -e first saw the ligh' Of day.
lie takes great Interest in the work
OF MS farm hands, and it is said that
he has surprisingly fine mint bed on
tho margin Of crystal rivulet. lie IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-15

At the recent Unionist ueetin. al
Blenheim. very APPLY termed by MI
Devlin the "sa,urnana ct Blenhclm'
MI Bonar Law and sir Edward Carson.
TWO of the most violent VI the ANU
nome rule propasandists in all the
cnited Kingdom. were among Inc
speakers In their desperation both
Iore passion into tatters
Referring to the governments Dub
ia Parliament program. Mr.. sonar
Law declared that he said with euu
sense OF the responsibility attaching
TO his position. that If the a,temp, be
made to establish the Parliament as
e; present planned he could imagine
no length Of resistance to which the
Dlater people would 20 in which lie
would not ae- really to support them.
ana IN which he believed they would
not be supported by the overwheimtne
majority OF the brit.sh people.
Judging him out OF his own mouth. ana
considering taat Ar Sonar Law. as
charged by winston ChurchMl. has gone
SO FAR as to suggest lynchine TIE min-
listers or the crown. it IS 4l6icult TO
conceive that no has the slightest con-
cepuon OF the responsibility Of his
position or OF any Other sort OF re-
spoas.biliiy.
Sir Edward Carson in foreshadow-
Ing and encouraging resistance In
Ulster, SAID. wye VIII shortly ch4l-
lenge the govcrntlent tn fr-er+er. .,.i.t,