If the people of this nation believe that the wolf are of the republic, they have the right to insist that he shall go there. It is for them to decide and not for him; and I propose to do everything in my power at Chicago to assist in the free expression of the choice, which, I believe, is the sincere and well-nigh universal choice of the members of the Republican party.
TO SUPPORT ROOSEVELT
Entire Kentucky delegation to the Progressive National Convention will be instructed to support Theodore Roosevelt for the nomination as presidential candidate.
Eight members of the Republican delegation to the national convention of that party will be instructed to support Fairbanks. The other thirteen will go uninstructed.
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Miss Agnes Galvinore.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
WINNIPEG, VA., April 20.?Miss Agnes Galvinore died here at the family residence about 1 o'clock last night. After a long illness, Miss Galvinore was an accomplished young woman, about eighteen years old, the daughter of John Galvinore. In addition to her father and mother, she is survived by one brother.  and four sisters.
Mark?'. Robert.
I Special to The Times-Dispatch ]
CLARIFIED VALLEY, Va., April 6.
News has been received here of the
death, in Newport, of Mark F. Roberts,
formerly of the firm of Roberts & Keller,
of this city. Mr. Roberts was born in
Nashville County, Va., November 11,
1838. While a resident of Charlottesville,
he was first lieutenant of the Motiticello Guard and later adjutant of the Third Virginia Regiment. 