TILIACES

natural order of plants; 44’ W.), town, Clack mannans hire, Scotland; wool, shawls, tartans. Pop. 3,000. (1847-1918), American politician; 6. in Edge field County, South Carolina; d. in Washington, D.C. He was educated at Bethany College, and enlisted in the Confederate Army in the Civil War, but ill-health forced him to resign. He cultivated a plantation, was interested in industrial and technical education in South Carolina and supported by the Farmers Alliance was elected Democratic governor of South Carolina in 1890; re-elected 1892. During the latter term he introduced the law establishing dispensaries for the sale of liquor under State control. Member of U.S. senate 1894, 1900, 1906, and 1912. He earned the nickname ‘Pitchfork Tillman’ by his attacks on Cleveland. An ardent silver advocate he was one of Bryan’s strongest supporters.