Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
EXCITEMENT FOLLOWS AS

TIM STARTS ON HONEYMOON
In the excitement of starting on his
h"neymoon. Tin possessed himself
of his own. The poet unlike some
hards. VAS not sufficiently obiivious to
material things to suffer this to escape
With the 'gamp," his father in, law
G,w'ed n out yc Ne no me or SGy dG %n
An ardent rarnrli,e from the the
"utsel OF his political career. Tim
the great Irish leader, recognizing his
promise. took his as private secretary
"m his american tours. After that his
III Parliament for Wexford from 1850
TO 1888. for County Monaghan for the
,w wa suscesding years, and for south
North Longford from 1887 to 1892
Caiisd to the Irish bar in 1881. he be-
were called in 1889. In his early days
at the law. he and Sir Edward Carson
we're legal RIVALS, and if iicaiy had had
that he would hold to-day as great a
position III the world OF lawyers as
that of the famous organizer, of the
Ulster Volunteers. But he lacks such
sclf:control, and always has lacked it.
IF liealy. could only keep lbs temper"
one OF his greatest admirers once re
the greatest men of our time
PROVES SHARP THORN
IN SIDE OF IRISH PARTY
An through his political career
Tiger Tim" TIealy, has been almost as
4 party in Parliament as he has in that
of British statesmen For many years.
I IN fact, he has practically constituted
Il party" all by himself.
There are two united parties in this
! House. he once declared. and / am
one OF them"
Tim as "a party" also recalls a
! verbal passage at arms in which. for
! once. he undcniably got the wors, OF
/ H. The man who succeeded in scoring
( ter. David Lloyd George, another Celt.
/ by me way and almost as quick at
ret9ri., as The Tiger" himself.
MI. Lloyd George, in the course OF a
/ speech, once referred bitingly to ,hc
'ia!nraIticisin" Of the. Irish party
There are fanatics in every party"
Yes, camc. back l.. G.. even in a
acknowledgement OF t4is palabIe hit.
:, speaking OF hats. Tie eX-meubcr TOR
NJ N, T.: on Is probably unique, among
n",t.nii;' nan" rn VINO; as they SIT
/ their hcadgcar, in having worn ono
S SIX, 'opner for ten Years. or until
las" ts, G9hipcii led him TO shed" it. This
Mi,SiorIG Tile was thus treasured by
AVN nj beGmusG Was a present from
One evening in 1881 there was some
thing like free fight in the House
thick of it, and, in the course Of tho
Scuf'e, the hat he was then wcariNs
became total wreck 4 day or Two
later the Mayor and city fathers Of
AIe%andria Louisiana cablcd that
reading that his hat has beer smashed
in IN" melee, they mad voted him a six
hat and ha, case out OF the public
funds, aud asked him TO cable tho size
oi hid head When the hat arrived
I'M undertook 10 wear II 10 the
uitcrmcs, limit, and lie kept his word
70 lhc letter. Ten years later. the
'onsc % Commons fairly gaspcd when
mc appeared sporting "a brand new
M ~" confessed that lie had been
70 rHkErh about tho shabbincss OF
NJ 81" one That he mad Discarded i;
WIN. as y" said, many Il yang since
~ sas Ike parting With an old
s. lives a, chepeMzcd us, outside
,'nbiIn' on he banks Of the i.iffey. and
,'Ih i"Nofh" relaxation consists In
2 boh.lhS upon the classic stream Small
OF stature, whiskcr.d and wath n gun.
powd'T complexion. one can read mug
; hAclty ", hls kindlIns eye and His
thrust out chin Ills general caprcs.
! SION ~ one OF extreme sadness
IN Parliament he was asplikc To In,
/, l'Hl commenting bitterly on the al
inlhlh'ratoH or Sir Auckland Ccddcs
. ne remarked that the same gcniu.
lnat appoinlcd General Cough also
. appointed he Minister nj Sntlo,ya
service VINO had not grown up In IN,