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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07
COURT CLOSES
But one Case Remains To BE Tried
IN Part Two Of Circuit Court
Open IN Hancock County.

only one more jury trial remains
on the docket 20 be- heard By Judge
Charles e Newman On part two OF
circuit court The suit "a a DAMAGE case
brought BY Joseph Scecch vs. The
wheeling Traction company. and viii
end tho work Of the term Judge
Newman win then 60 90 Hancock coun-
iy for the term there. returning IN No
vember
There are sin several questions OF
Law 20 De arEued but 10 is very prob
able both judges will adjourn Saturday
Friday. Judee Newman viii hear the
case ~ the City Of Wheeling W. the
Wheoling .cs and Storage company 10
settle the constitutionality ~ tho cor
poration tsx o. passed by council
The suit w7e 20 have hecn heard yes
to-day but was postponed
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EYES TROUBLE YOU?
" THIs I'LL REcETPT

We all know some humoN remedy Tor
our minor troubles. and bf tho uar uf
these remedies many dnrfnr'a huI Dr.
saved and doubtless mnuF ufc.
How few know what f0 du when their
eyes become Tired and ache. orl feel drF
ana infiamcd from abuse ard OFfrueo
iu me morning your eyes feel rough %
STICKY, or they trouble you when YOU
rcad What Do you doc Most of ua ruasi
cheap store where nu akIU b. uae,f fn
ifftnR our eynal. which we very often
o. not need M ell ThOunnuda are wear.
luF mtHtit or unnrCfHHHrN nlaarfa which
theV might better discard ana Other
thousands can. with re- litfle care. pron.
ably 90 strengthen aIaIr ewes thar
glasses might never bo uernrrnrF Here
pr free receipt that may b. relied uuou
tu give comfort and fn hfIu the .rer III
some people. On OIL harmless and has the
rnfhuHlaatic enforcement nf fh1uaands
w. Hfu have nnnH Del.
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Miss Hazel Glow. Of Wheeling. wa,
visiting friends In Wellsburg last eve,
George smith. OF Columbus. o. was a
MeIlsburg business visitor on Tuesday
morning.
Frank Blakely. OF Follansbee. was 4,
town this afternoon on business
Thomas simpson and Roy Johnston
ATTENDED the National theater In Steu
benville last evening.
Mrs. Albert Carmichael Is on the sicl
Miss Martha Simpson was a visitor N
Steubenville this morning
Mrs. Roy Johnston was in wheeiinc
Tuesday.
George Buoy. Of Brilliant o. was a.
WellShurg Tor short time this after.
noon before leaving on business trir
20 Pittsburg
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School Board Net

The October meeting OF the board
OF education OF Richland district was
held last evening At O'Clock at the
ONCE Of the county superintendent in
th1 city building. Wheeling The
evening was spent in discussing the
matters relating TO the bond issue for
the erecting Of large building. Moth
ing definite was done and most OF the
business was laid over until the next
meeting The date for the bond cleo
ton was not set That will be done
at the meeting 10 be held the first
Tuesday IN November
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funlfhluE your feet ~ using foo-eafirg
ealrea and oinfmenfa
zee knives flee. scissors and
faknra aurInF and hacking ~ r. corn.
Only maEsa ~ rrow faster and birrfr.
also brings danger ~ bleeding and
blood poison. The rev way. the new
Ffiurlrle never known before In corn
rsforV. On 'uETs-fT" lee Ifquid-7
dropH On corn does the work Tain
foFs. TIE corn begins 20 ahrlvel ara on
N cgmea' You apply lt IN two seconds.
othlnH - atlcki nothing % hurt. and
~ never falls
~ "eErs-fT" tonight ~ eorna
cNllnuefp. warts OF hunfrnr
OH IT. e. soid ~ druNrisfr every.
Hnffe taf bottle. nr sent direct Hv
i.aWrence 4 Co. chicago
III -.lI d. F0II Dol wheeling hv
John Coleman co.. G. o. 0ricst 4 O..
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SMALL FIRE.

Fire originating from a pot OF
grease bOilinr over on one OF
the machines for time threatened
the Billiard Printing company yester-
day mOrning with destruction 4
still alarm was turned into the chem
ical engine house about $3.50 o'clock
and a quick -esponse resulted The
blaze was easily cV'inguished and
caused possibly SIS damages.
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Gle OF Kings Daughters of Warwood
was held last evening at 7:30 o'clock
at the residence of Miss Gail Kena.
mund. of Twenty-frst street A
large number was present and the
evening was spent in looking after
business that was not done at the last
meeting before this summer. After
this some fancy work was done by
many of the members.
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WELLSBURG

WELt-SBURG. w. Va. Oct. s.-As n
lay between counsel for the pialntirY
md attorneys representing the q m.
Nsiiroad company at Steubenvffi.
Frank Auth. OF Weilsburg was tods y
presented with check for $500. With
ne action hard-fought and long
arawn-out case that had been draETiriS
tnrough the Ohio courts for many year-
was wiped from the docket
auth. employed rs a freight fireman
On the c: a Il. six years aEo. sustained
INJURIES IN head-on collision at Mir 70
Junction that crippled him for life. Sisit
tor damages amounting to s2fsss was
nstltuted In the intermediate courts In
700 was obtained The case Was an
sealed through TO the Ohio supreme
.ourt where II has been hanging hre
or the past year. Lately an EFFORT 10
compromise was set afoot and yester-
lay. the desired end was successfully
accomplished.
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Practice ThI. EVENING.

All players of the warwood High
foot ball team will hold a practice
meeting this evening at ; o'clock at
the Richland ball park. in the south
end OF town. The players are TO get
in shape for the second game. which
will be played Saturday afternoon at
3 O'Clock at the local ball park The
local eleven will play the Triadelphia
eleven
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REGISTRATIONS
Throughout the County Yesterday
Were Lieht-oniy Chance Nov
is Before Cou1mfsaoners

Registrations faken yesterday ~
the registrars sitting In their respect.
I've districts we're BY no means a.
heavy az they we're last year The
reEisiratlons closed last nighf az y
O'Clock and the books viii be- gone
over and checked on Then thcv will
b. turned over 10 the county commits
siOners Who will eit o. reRistras ION
court October t5 to register any vot.
ers who were not registered YESTERDAY
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Hahn 70 Tiaht

Rerne Hahn. the pride OF weiisburg.
WI go ctEht rounds with Bob NcCarty'
OF Philadelphia. in the semi-hnals at the
-teuoehNlile boxing bout next Monday
night Rerne q believed 10 have fhc
bcst snow, as the local boys gameuess
ana aggressiveness are expected 10
Ian. Nish Gallagher who nut NicSsy
McManus TO sleen in the sixth round OF
tneir go last week, viii be on the biz
racing Paul Powers. OF wellsburg
The main bout will be between Ran.N-
snsrn, OF Steuhenville. and Matt Brock.
eteNelands premier punch artist
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one or tho last automobiles that has
oeen purchased by a Wellsburger. Is the
new 1918 Model Buick four-cylinder
car now owned by l.. n. Chew. and
which was received here only last week
MI. chew has the agency for the Buicls
car In this city. and his garage is To-
Gated on the corner OF Ninth and yam
zee streets Mr.. Chew stated this morn
ING thet ne expects TO receive new
Buick roadster next week.
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Ladies', Aid Mcetinn-

The regular weekly meeting OF
the Ladies' Aid Society OF the Meth
odist church will be held Thursday
afternoon at ? o'clock at the church.
corner Fourteenth street and Orchard
avenue. The afternoon will be spent
in sewing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07

The monthly meeting 81 the council
Of the Lutheran church was held last
evening A. o'clock AZ the home OF
/. G. Nolte. OF Eighteenth street. The
evening was spent in discussing mat
ters relating 70 the giving Of a supper
November 70.
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5 Grains Options a tabist,
p Ounces water.

ae aa an eye wash nIrhf and morn
inn. or 0ftenrr Or possible De- mako
most eyes feel fine. 1uIrkIu nlIaVa irri.
fafi0n. hriFhfenH fhe HFra and aharnena
un vision Many who have used it no
longer fnrl fNo need ~ glasses many
others have ceased fn fear That they win
soon b. Obliged t0 wrHr them COZ the
NrfnnH tablets from TfIraf a CO. nr
from E"ur nnaresi drurFfHt and prepare
The solution af fuur own home adr
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Picnic.

school picnic will be held al Grange
hail next Saturday. All the children in
warren township will be present and
the parents are eXpectcd 70 attend.
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An oid-timer was picked UT last nigh,
on charge or being drunk and wner
urhgned before the mayor this morn.
ing. was sentenced TO pay a fine OF 81
OF work hve days on the streets.
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WEST LIBERTY

WEST LIBERTY. " Va. oct g.
Miss Gertrude Stewart OF Brooke r0ur-
~, entertained n number OF her friends
on saturday evening 10 being her sfNtu-
teenth birthday Guests were there
from bethany. West Liberty and tfcIn.
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pttsourgh. Pa; Gus Walker. New YORK:
"A. II. Suhlei4. New York; r. r. Jefr.
riee. Morgantdwn. William T.; Goidstien
New York; CIV. voitle. Wheeling. Mrs
SSMaSen and daughter. city: George
Granite Houses. Y. Mason. Man.
ninEton; John Kuhn. Columbus. o.:
L. l. *. Barney, Philadelphia Pa: j. n
Moose. GAINESVILLE. o: e a. Jolly
Beaver Fails. Pa; S. b. Sumner. Beaver
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Joe W. Dennis. Foiisnsbee: Catherine
Bell Bennett. Follansbee
Earard Iiee. Empire. o.; Emma Agin,
Albert 4. Deeley. Pittsburgh Pa;
sophia c. Hunter. Pittsburgh. Pa
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Cake walk and Pie soe,al.

There was a cake walk and pie social
held at Speidel Saturday evening Quite
large crowd was In attendance and a
neat sum was realized.
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Miss Francis Riggs has taken up her
yy,ndiss In NJ. de Chanel academy in
" heenns. This name was omitted from
the list OF the welisburg people atten1-
Ing the different colleges
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hepositions waS-taken this morning
ny prosecuting Attorney. W. NJ Werk-
man. In the case OF Kathryn sullivan
against William Sullivan.
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.
R1re Scare

Thers-was quite q little excitement on
the ridge Sunday evening just al dusk
a dwelling house on the farm Of Fred
aCrter was burned TO the ground.
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WARW0OD
PRAYER Mertlnn

Regular weekly prayer meeting will
De held this evening at 1880 O'Clock
Al the Presbyterian church. Twentieth
street. near Warwood avenue Rev.
Edgar Day will have charge.
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"GETS-IT," 2DrOps,
Corn VaniSheS!


Desperate. are you. over trying 20 get
~ ~ cgrnsf Quit using old formulas
unner new names handaEeF. winding
tapes and cotton rings that make rat
utte package out ~ your toe lurt
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Shield o. Honor.

shield OF Honor Lodge No. s. OF
Warwood. met last evening at S O'Clock
a. the Owls Club room. corner Third
street and Richland avenue. The
evening will be spent in discussing
matters relating to the giving of a
dance. The date was set for Wednes-
day evening. October a.
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Kings Daughters Meeting.
The first meeting OF the Junior Cir
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Peoples Cyclopedia is a complete
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and statistics on all subjects of hu-
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ra;npanien. took 80" or three lamps
of sugar every 'ao ns three hour.
ans b. says tea minutes after sssia.
the, ooaid t.si 'hs hra; zaiaz
through ;Asir ho-ii~.
Tho men thus fat chosen TOT ;hs
expedition zfr between J" and ~
y~sis o: sz. saaehic'aa. who 4.
-. believes that men are a; ;Esir
be.; hc;v.ra - ami 40. \ man. he
aays does NO; reach hi. full strength
Until be i. .s. and whatever msy be
tn. .upcris'i,y Of youth in ii. way
of sprinz. nerve aai "nihusiasHl.
ts-s- do not weigh azains, the stay
ms power of an older man or the
balanced iuhsn-ai Of one who has
.sp.ri-nfc bchinn him
The vortins daY arranged tof tie
transcontin-ntaI psf,s cai,s 70. an
hour of preparation after waking.
then four-hour march. an hour =
rest. and another four-hour march.
sleep time. which Ia previous trips
has been observed between . y. NJ.
and "a M. will be cut to eight
, hours
Sir Ernest is busy arranging for
details OF the expedition. which is
r. garded "a the biggest undertaking
ever attempted In polar exploration.
since the distance to traverse from
weddeii sea TO Ro.s sea Is l.1o"
miles. At first Shackicton proposed
to return from the south pole to Ross
by one of the three routes, tina; TAX
en- BY Scott in his fli-fated expedi-
tion. or by Amundsen in his success
iul one. or a new one known as the
western route. crossing the great
range Of the Victoria chain of noun
tains. 1t has since been decided that
unless conditions prevent the ex2e-
ditlon will avoid the two old routes
and come out either through the Vic
toria range or by a route to the east
ward of Amundsen's track. If this
can be done the expedition will op-
On entirely new ground.
This greatly increases the diff
cuitics and dangers of the journey
for the party will not have the ad-
vantage of chain of food depo,s
which proved such material aid to
their predecessors. They will. how
ever. be helped by the resources OF
science to degree never dreamt Of
by former explorers. The expedition
will b assisted by a wireless installa-
tion which will keep it in touch with
Its base for most OF the time and will
besides have aeroplane sledges.
Two steamers will support the cx-
pcdhion. A Norwegian steamer. for
which negotiations have been opened
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MRS. Mse|ll
c)yes dAe Real Eacas 10 Refard y
Ues Csc nd Tells low 2e
SrfIefed

1eoseAsfo. Ark.-"I suffered com.
pasts break down In health. romc time
sss," writes Mrs. a. McGill. from this
pises. Il was very weak and could
~ = any work. ] tried different
ss0sliss, but they did me no good.
oss day. ] got bottle Of Cardui. II
az ~ - much good. I vas surprised.
aad took some more.
Dsfess teok Cardui. I had headache
40 backAchs, and sometimes would
en- for hours. Now am over all that.
and can q all kinds OF housework.
think H b the greatest medicine -
earth"
In The past nifty years. Thousands Of
iadies have written. like Mrs. McGill.
to tell Of the benefit received from
Cafdui. -
such testimony. from earnest women.
surely indicates the great value OF this
toaic rsmedy, for diseases peculiar to
women. Are you . sufferer? Yes?
Cafdui II the medicine you need.
We urHe you to try 1t.
Hritsts: Ladies' Alvtsop pert. Ghs,.s-
Ncsss MsiieiNe Co. Chr snnoea. Ienu.. fer Srer'd
RI W0o," ~, \ plAis vfaSess. - tseesss
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fsmiiY. rrtsf. AFtAuf b. -x,rca.iT
o. suisf. s.a br.!f-s u is ean.is.fss
aha, y. -ssis AJAX, az sbi. sas fe-
spassisis vir.reY. -tii. hIt arsT-
nsss 10 "a. ;hfos. and hi. -crssnai
in;ifrasr with ;hs Kias -oa.d has.
a zr.si .f:.r; In apathinz rniohi.'
In ireland {; .oili
be diifirui, Tor iIish society to hoT-
oct; a vir.f.zai Court hcif BY she
iifat cousin sna the nire- o. the
.svercisn. -.p. -iaiiy after the lat
tsf had yi..t.s DsLiia In persan to
op.n she ,ir., iri.h parliament.
Witch h. slil do u that Va. issuirn,
u ever tummnnsd.
Th.Tc Is a ,it;ie rroaper'. however.
.of thr nomc RGie Biil l." emiaz Law
.oaF!y the coming Summer. ~ nation
1Ils,z aud Liberals hs,. ofscn de-
ciarsd saaid be the -aac. y IL nos
rEcdic,od ,hs, lF"iapd's iish. !ai
tci,-znsornmcn' alt ~, Ne over be
lore n-y, iail.
~ bcs, nothing .an b. done wiiH
,hc Home Rule Eiii until April Tot
financial affair. viii tax. w all oi
March. and now thar Premier -
puith has promised to make liberal
conecs .ions to overcome the obJce'
tions OF Ulster. IL VIII probably take
mos, Of the summer 90 reframc the
| bin. No one Is seriously displcased
at the delay. for IL il believed II will
work to a better understanding. The
Covcrnment will have time to con
slider thoroughly i,- proposed amend
mcnts and to determine whether the,
vii, have the desired effect of pro-
noting peace.
The alterations involved In the
lprcsent bill would be enormous. anu
some portions would have to he re-
drafted II any Of the amendments are
adoptcd The exclusion OF Ulster
would require n complete modifica'
ton of the financial Clauses. and
Home Rule within Home Rule would
be quite Us complicated.
! Premier Asuuith will be very sure
OF. his ground before placing any ol
his suggestions on paper but dutins
the next few weeks various susges
tions will be submitted to the Union
ist leaders. If no agreement result!
the government will simply Introduce
Its notifications and let the Houa'
ami public opinion judge. Even whei
the suggestions come before thu
House progress will not be rapid
There arc some irrcronc!lnblcs whit
will fight the bill to the bitter end
while from other quarters there Wi
come very severe criticism of details
The irreconcilables hope the goverl
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-iil sake SIT Ese.s, sad bis ras:J TO
"a. weas.il see. While a.. suraf
~hich hs. seen nuch Na;,rsts ser.
vice. ~iii so 80 :he gass sea =. 30 <
'h.tn up shea ,hsy hsy. sscn..,.
plssa-d thris iapracy.
II. nr.; steamer ~iil i.as. Eass.
90 Ays.. some time in October a.
pnsh to the Saisrriie. T.aehiSz. "
pos.ibi-. - d-si.e. soa'h is'i,lar.
~h-f- good landing pissc vAs
iouni by tn. German expedition. ~
'h- ice coafi;ion. arc fsvnrahi.
winter quarters viii be established.
depot. laid ea, aud 'h- star, mst.
the following season
In the meantime ihc aurora will
have started from New Zealand to-
and a party In tn. R..s sea 80 ncc,
the 'fsn.contin.n;st ,asty. Sit Es-
ncsi believes that the ;:ip can tr
accomplished in five months bn,
should the obsia'ics hc insufmoun.-
able he will have the base in Wei
dell sea to fall back upon. The first
psrt of til" trip. that from wrdicii
sea to the pole. is giving the rxplor-
er the most serious thought. The
distance IL about Soo miles and
through an entirely unexpiorcd re-.
sion. The party have no data what
ever to go upon hut believe that the
dogs. which proved such a blessing
to Amundscu. and sledxes fitted with
'aeroplane propeiior.. all obstacles
will be overcome. 49,
Neither OF the steamers will winter
In the Antarctic. The Aurora. after
landing the supporting party In Ross
sea. will return to New Zealand. go
ing back later to bring the whole
party home. The other steamer viii
return to South America after iand-
ing Sir Ernes. Shackleton and be
friends. going back in the following
year to pick up the Wcddell sea par
ty. for besides those who are to MAKE
the long trip. some will be left at tho
base to carry out scientific investtea-
tions.
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SnACkELTon PUTS BAN
ON RED Cup Of
LIQUOR

London. March 1i.--Total abstin-
cnce from alcoholic stimulants will
be strictly observed during Sir Err
nest shacklcton's trip across the
south polar continent. lie ard h's
men propose to work long hours. in
Guiding eight hours marching every
day. but for stimulan, they will rely
on nothing stronger than tea or CO.
Goa. The tea will be taken at midday
to icfreshen the nen for the after
noon march. and the cocoa the last
thing at night to preserve the body
during the hours Of sleco. Sugar
will figure largely In the rations. On
his last expedition Sir Ernest an d his
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Tho l.ssf 4ssir. Irssss has the -.
ssa;szc B' hssias - ses IA 'h-
iiossr q! cesa-uaas aaa hss kss ooa.
Siderable .spsTicsss ~ SIC eahia-;
R. started hi ca.--r a. a msabcr oi
she s'i'f si the Gps.faar-t:.acssi a.
canads ya- ehis' f5esa censor and
.siystc secretary to i-sfi Hobest.
dufinE the g0l,h iififsn -sg. and
.ss 'sirc mcn;isnsi ~ ais.s as.
Ter con.rirauss services tl.on 10
;a.n q f:s1Isni 10 be a-ns a-c a'
She Lords Of ~. TrcssafF. aad iasei
Financial Secretary to tire MAJ of
nor. whcfs 20 remained until De "a
tered tie cabinet a. i'as'mss,e--siea
cfais
I9 had TO fctifr f.aiu .ac 'lurss o,
commsas. where hr represented ;hs
wes, !iluzhton Division OF i.inya
.hir. fos fourteen ycafs. "a tss det;,
1i sis father IA 1905. IN he has .un.
..nucd his in;orest in politics. u
nc, actually liriaicF whcn the n
ionis's return to power &c ia sure ID
III on. Of the cabinet offices. III.
area, wealth will. Of course. hell
aim. but oi even greater assistance i.
his intimacy with King George.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-14

Lord DcrIy 10 being picked by
many political observers a. likely 10
prove n dark HORSE in the contcs,
for the premiership when ;hc Union
lists return to power.
Those who most aricntly supper
ed Bnnar Law are now believing tina,
his leadership has proved flilure-
He IL over seventy years Of age and
he is a 1.ib,rai-unioris,. party as-
sociation which has never helped {:
man to the leadership of the Union
fists.
Lard Derby on the other hand. who
has been Unioni.t leader In Lanca-
shire for many years. has never as
sociated hi,nscl. with the Tariff Re-
form which has helped to dcfca, tn"
rnionists at three successive genera!
elections. He is a free FODDER. Ike
most I.ancastrinns. and has further
strengthened his position By taking
strong stand against those VINO
tn, en- ened civil war IL the Home
Rule Bill is passed. While staInch
anti-Home Ruler Lord Derby spoke
strongly against Ulster men. should
they rise against law and order.
Agnin he denounced attempts to re-
yive the Royal Veto. when a section
Of his party suggested that the King
should be petitioned to withhold his
signature from the Homo Rule Bill.
lie therefore gained the reputation
Of being a strong constitutionaltst.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-14
PRINCE ARTHUR
SLATED FOR
IRELAND
v|CER0Y

fIocdcs. March lit " almost
dsnsit-iy decided that Prince At,hur
of Connsnsh, 70 70 BE- the firf; Home
I.ul. vI-eray oi ifr.1nc. Thcsc vas
,sens tail. n. ita succeeding his faith
er. the Dite Of Cannaurht, ~ Cover
nor-Csnrrai of Canada. trt this will
noi no~ take place. unisss the Tn
Ioaists are rurrossfui In prev.niIr;
the Oovcrnm.n, from cstahlishinE n
parliament In ireland.
Like siI member OF tho Cobnaught