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them.

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pensive.

far

has so indeed

walking

habit of into abey

old

good

fallen

vitalised in the minds out of that state of Americans that its must excellence later some be proven like problem in if

were

it

ever

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geometry new

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to

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generation.

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been,

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it

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of his wanderings. does not take time

him

drag

be

by the the

behind

victorious com chariot, him to make so miles many pelling hour under But an pain of disgrace. haste the is this end-of the-century best companion for a lover of Nature who

of its

desires and other

loyalty some

the

to

skimmed

day

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the

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us

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hedges with

is

still

at

path, with

rose

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hollow

him

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deep

for forest

nook

and

stormy

are

cool

;

shadow grandeur

meadow

peaceful

;

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the Holy of is the inelegant

one

strange

Holies.

WA.

loveliness attention is

twelve serve

loving degree tained and

labour as

and

he

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his friendship made her familiar,

must of

before

master.

moods speak to him and they to respond artist

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long

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takes

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must

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with

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re

until her dark as her bright, each other as

instrument.

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this

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no

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public

squares, are

trees,

with

fragrant under

oleanders, able cafes the beguile torrid heat

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the lime

old

convent

the

gives

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remoteness

fine

of

the

makes

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town

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street

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cool

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clear-skinned

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men

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knees, around

set

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show

to

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the

bare

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hat and

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are

feathers.

women

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satin,

and

shawl, white

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small, like

cotton

blouse,

escorts

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larger,

breast.

the

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one

of

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to

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and

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Africa,

Central

March

on

come

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Archbishops

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groups

stronger

Church

in

provinces, 13 number estimated

Australia with five

Moran, 777,914 ants, are

the

Primate

peasants, in-

10,

and

767, the

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Catholic

consists

of

five

metropolitans

to

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Catholic

in was

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1798. made

first

elevated in 1842.

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Bishop to

the

Syd Wales,

the capital of New South ney, is the seat Eminence of His Cardinal and

these

Bishops

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Australia 1830 vicarate. Apostolicwas Mgr. Polding, rank of Metropolitan

conscious

in conventional

27

number,

the

192,

Delegates Apostolic Vicars Apostolic 136.

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and

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Austrians,

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latter

was

him

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the

now are

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Germans,

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18 10.

2,

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population.

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present

at

Pope Leo

Church,

born

priest

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is

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happy, of

Catholic

in

like

is

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experi

foreigners the Aus

gemuthlich."

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impression strong, lack-lustre

the

The

Ireland. leave merry-makers

jollity

over

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it

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country,

to

bright-eyed,

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house

moves;

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this,

claim

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pathy.

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something

unconscious

an

ences

—

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creates

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or

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to

in

consecration

a

virtue.

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gracious quaintly

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motto

cnmp.

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on

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or of saint above

cut

shrill

nor

or knowledge of the his gates. These people best to friend or stranger

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band

a

These

among

and

cloister of an effect of the modest

of the modern arraignment the which moves selfish rich man to hide his treasures within his his mansion, great refusing poorer

three

after

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hay,

the

heaps

Ruskin's

figure

;

peace belongs only of lofty Noth places. this not clinking ham

\vifh

costume

tem

and

marks

of greeting neighbouring nor clatter of wooden sabots on rattle of dilislaty path, nor

joyous

blossoming

July

morning odours

pine

gleaners

If

which the fashion set lunch-tables to Even the unwary. which

thing

"

like shops market open

the colour about set

bright

immediate house those which make

or four, square, three, with some five storeys high, of the homely self-respect that their One remembers dwellers.

even

lintel,

tossing

new-mown

the

causes

promisingly

glory inside give of their passing by.

of

lisping sea

happy

to the obstinate contrast pure Switzerland and Germany. houses are uncom themselves

wood,

abreast down the flying curves. " sounds Like only, ring less Peace doves, make not quiet in the dower of the scene, which can never be parted from it.

;

;

a

herds,

crAnrp

fine

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on

tant

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like

of

manure

the

up

of

air The

to

gentle the

air,

tinkle

Alps,

over

a

of the lonely of far-away

cfrrAPfc

rmrrnw

or

brethren

pretty And

that

solitude

mers

braved

bustle

their of charm embarrassment and the chances of a punctured ? tyre It is true that the pedestrian can the wheelman, like be made in not,

the

the hills.

faint

ing disturbs

old parish which has church, the onslaught of six hundred its lifts a film of lace spire like years, the clear blown upward into sky the dark arcades under gray houses the

step be

that hurry jostles against another, between divided

plenty

into

of the

of

ineffable

steep,

some

to

is

water

the

What

always

there in the

village

Here

bound

;

ing

while

or

the and

;

man

chiefest

and will

heart

propriety Flocks highways. the goats mingle with

spirit

four

some

;

and

some

such

;

small, bright-paned clamber about the and balconies an

meadows,

immense

gorge

last

at teet

in the

that

to

the

fho U1AW

thousand

village

swift-flowing feet. Rippling

nnTTomanfo

climbs

the

vines wooden

neighbourhood

clinging

waters on the beach and a scent with thridden

:

passing

every

earth

on

live

or

and shoulders, their Talfer laving streams of shining their

clo-e-

lines of Alps, of small again groups set in almost perpendicu

which

in

and pastures; sense refinement of inner to remove from people

ww—

to

places

way

be

is runs,

narrow

lofty The post-road

hill

steep.

parallel

huts

path,

how

take

a

world,

runs paradise. these beautiful green pas and to from Waidbruck St. house in the there is scarce a

of sheep and in herds the

en

to their sides like and of Lauterbrunnen Vivid hill crim Wengern. flowers, son a-' Alpen roses, deep bluebells swing in the wind, golden-hearted and wild line the pansies, coreopsis

in

see

can

narrow

chalets

of He will feel for observation. in the lap of the the charm of Botzen the heads of the hills, grey great above Schlern and Rosengarten lifted

and of seeing strange fields The pleasure emotions. seeking new untrammelled to of alive senses,

ideal

to

of

the

on

of

unusual cleanliness mark the fields and

and

fields,

the

many turn

can

partly Austrian railroad them. There will

of

not

how

learn

train

corners

those

is

to

partly

side

one

two

brown

view-points from a car-

some

to

set

;

little

unend

that the which

;

windows

open -horizons,

Grodnerthal

post-road, now above

mountain

its

ranges

geraniums

;

turns

the

on

Ulrich. walls

St.

or so as to side so rich country poor be remarked its among neighbours. are Flowers bright in every door-plot curtains flutter above scarlet snowy

Valley.

of the

narrow

now

lar

and

this

be focussed

the

a

it

between

for

fascinating

wheel,

with

water This richest Southern Tyrol has

highlands

Happy

ascent

a

clings between

ing place and a wonderfully setting picturesque and is beautiful unusually quite He will go by rail through splendid. flat

the

to

fulfilled

at

gardens

;

their

for

the

here

within

two

Maria

below, between it is pressing heights as the rise mountain cut, precipices The from it. nearest up or fall away is not more than of St. Ulrich village the nine miles farthest, St. away scarce miles Maria, eight beyond/ But is into this distance compressed as is not in such loveliness excelled the whole The road lovely Tyrol.

the narrow, unutter valley sunny the beautiful twisted, ably gorge of her to amid Meran, Etsch, sitting below. in the fields If fair palaces here in the he cares for fashion, what Tuxedo he see of Austria will do

sudden

as

now

and

can

of surprises

by

swing

fashion

peaks

be

outer

tures

now

right, that bar

be

to

ever

might

of grain, and sunny slopes like a hills,

between

winding

The

emperor dishes. re his the from

;

resort. in the

the

to

between

left,

trance

a dish of Maryland, in the that melt of Pfannenkuchen like sweet odour a feast mouth a knew. He such as never Lucullus in a chamber of peace, and will sleep the with the dawn down long,

and

exacting

Now

Grednerthal the if Rasselas'

for

;

passions of the amid waving fields

newer

spots, soul can

exquisite

most

the

snared just the door, a Backhuhn the blessed of memory

hide

and

praise remains

of her choose

to

her

trout

CIVUIIIUUU-J

enough the be

said of the glory that this fact

a

:

fare

by an

decorated

Neu of

the

all

mountain

and

views of distant glorious they wind on and on through And one such ing beauty. at Waidbruck portal opens

the

at

Innsbruck lead which

inaccessible remote

nature.

;

full

that revives the fried chicken

(Iiq

v/i

the

of

to

the

sadof

rest

the

lies

it

:

may at

night

rich

Botzen openings

were it

Hedged

through vine steeply passing solitary yard and wheatfield hamlets that have farms and lonely remained unchanged for centuries

be

doubt

Emma

taste

allow

will

past brook

one

Frau to

we

the

of

toothsomeness

the

tOCUU

not

must

they

;

high

re

ir»

LCllVGJLl

It is supremacy. his are unquestionably

means

go

allow

will

f-o

for He

make time

never

wheelman

of

Spondining, only woman

long

;

and period, crime capital

punishment r»

CALOp

to

one

The

a

1JU

the

is

mitted. n

fad

that of the

inn

little

If

pedestrian

a

he

the

way

Lower

the

in

to

quench,

can

fatigue

of beauty him. before

Is

by

wild

with

ask of

Stilfserjoch of the majestic a sense of ex

benefit at least

stop

thirty

love,

and

treason

v>

not, hope, nor to know me heaven above

aware

will

sharp

me.

philosopher am

the

window,

around

me."

I

give he

no

opens and being

Botzen,

below

afoot.

that

from

long

:

called

Valley

dream

themselves

among loveliness

the

to

more

long-trousered

have

I

a pity the fitness and their dress does not

is

of

Happy

from

is

rich

the

comes

magical

him

that

ine,

before

there

Ortlers, ultation as the

favoured

late,

friend the ask, the road

I And

No!

ask

o'er earth

way

itself

that with, heights, lonesomeness delicate as it is real. The intangible

apparently paths to

from

down Bernina

commend coloured, humanity.

full

of

railway

It

earth,

and

which

difference. effectiveness

fair

bouquet

Pass of the the lovely of valley and the climbing

Engadine, white silence of shadow the luminous

the

or

coming

one,

the

rank

Silverado

soon

be of

a

a

meteor

for who sings

road

I

with

along the Inland Voy is master of God's wide

who

will

the

Nor

a

An

"

fall

face

Wealth

like "A

scorching"

prophet

the

Give

All

"

or

Let

"

by-paths

flashing trail of

lanes of Stevenson, in reverence

the

world,

the Travels

over "

delicious

over

?"

?

pedaling

Donkey,"

age

than of success in the course of Can one imagine

measure

summer

of those

mistress with and who has

reverence,

leagues

a

his

woo

a

solitudes from

long the

on

wise

wider

of

capable

the

such

Tyrol

remains,

it

yet

the

of

perception

To

of

crowns

valleys

his

routes, of fresh Austrians and

which

regard

as

Now

delectable

trace

Germans

which by the

north-east.

unknown,

charm,

—

enthusiastic

is

and

rest,

to

and

ness

—

of

days

for

of the

can begin comparatively

for Like appetite. is ever renewed strength he and there touches, by the soil comes no between medium strange

—

these in the

he

sauce

a

Antaeus, In

as

weariness

glamour evpn happy preparation

hunger

Catholic.

passes

follow

j

the

high

of beauty panorama cold has its magic, and

;

but

joins

!

Irish

in

Shower

has

let

the

shine unrolls before him

traveller

|

Blake

longer as well

the

the

usual of travel path and Switzerland Italy

I

Elizabeth

Mary

no

So far ed

|

Tyrol.

in

are

broad other which

no

!

Tramp

a

Austrian

the

By

of

others

hindrance.

or

Reminiscence

A

creature.

discompose

the

j

VALLEY.

HAPPY

THE

then

him, as to Accidents

.

to

Archbishop of Australia.

of Sydney There are

Protest Catholics, 248,579 and there are 2,729 unclassified, Xeiv York Freeman. 27,570 Jews. —

and

—

task,

belongs

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start

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to

with hence opportunities their of their stock in the fairs almost were mainland service

the

will

it

to

help produce

their

and

market, the

now

recurrence

are

which But

is

it

people

with the of coping districts. in these is that immediate

home

bring

distress

to

is

relief measures the people are

them

the

terrible the

Centenarian.

Remarkable

in the wild There at present resides as isolated known and locality near an old Meelin, Knockekehy, who man has named John Linehan, iii the remarkable attained age of This fact is years. quite authenti this

extraordinary specimen was born in this longevity recent a examina where, on parish, it was tion of the records, parochial as cated, of human

for the when

and

eldest

his

Irish

the

Belfast

Sea.

constructing Sea to Scotland. Irish

land with

Thirteenth

Where Catholics Catholics

I

!

Catholic to leave to

j

countrymen

who

and ever

founders the

to

the

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they the

for

the

the

The

1

Death

Board Balfour people

of St. Augustine in England," landing the only of the thirteenth mention ot tne aeatn ot bt. centenary was a Columba, who really greater man than who was the St. Augustine, and who could apostle of Scotland, the con claim through his disciples of version of the whole of the North should be the England, following " announcement A committee of. Scottish clergymen has been formed to to on take celebrate steps 9th of June next the thirteenth centenary :

Edmund

2nd

April,

Friday, Bally morris, in

career

at

the

distinction. from the

a

ThiQ

which

(Earl

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thirteenth

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question

week.

commem

and

which

instruction in practical cational of primary system under the Board of National in tion Ireland have been in lately Liverpool

the Irish

Christianity,

filled

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the

into and

the

of their pioneers

seems are

doctrine.

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Frenchman's sincerity. allowed themselves for

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the society

ablest has

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time

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working

the

on

always

and

lines

same

publications contin finding till the day inevit uously profitable came when the world at large ably Then of them. Leo Taxil got tired invented He brought something new. on the scene a Miss Diana Vaughan, around

and

he

her

wove

a

his

The number

senses.

deceive

a

fact

was

they pious

of the France

Freemasonry

revelations

Taxil's

to

entered

the

authorship brought

and

upon. of the to

this gentleman produce Diana

door,

put

off

an

ulterior

Leo was

Vaughan if

consideration. the demand as but a day could,

to

yielding

In

Catholic

teaching leader should

pressed

upon

to

left

country solemn

a

the

clergy,

public existence.

he had in his

writings This was

has

no

physical

what precisely had been as intelligent persons for many a day. It is almost serting a year since an article in the Contem lieview dealt with the porary matter, and and logically all

dispassionately showed that Leo Taxil was an un falsificator. scrupulous No Catholic or of calling then, since, thought that conclusion into Is it question. justifiable therefore to endeavour to now make out that the Catholic in has been the sufferer all religion this fraud ? ignominious Probably it is jousting at a to windmill insist on the point, and giving but too

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to

in

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solved.

Distinguished The

American

announcement

Mr. Maturin Church was

Convert. the

Rev. Catholic

that

had joined the received with

also

be

Order Brother

of,

tne

a

member

the

in

interest

tounders

ot

the

ot

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eloquence,

lectual

power.

The

Church

Rev.

The Father

wrought

through

the into miracles his intercession.

An

Interesting

Statue.

There

has arrived

ohn

M'Veigh, C.M., in mission China, attached to the Vicariate of Pekin, is at present in and Ireland preaching aid of in the Catholic collecting Mission in the Celestial Empire. of

the

A representative Freeman on called St.

of

of

Montreal

from

is

straw

expected statue from be

will

eclat

of

adding connection

in

and Phibsborough, from him some interesting details of the mission, and the posi tion of the Catholic Church in China. Peter's,

Asked

to

as

in

licity

the

of Catho progress Father M'Veigh said

China,

than

half

<

gress.

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a

The

box,

wrapping

temporary

its

attended

with

an

Day it position tion of

in the church the Faithful.

Father Father

who, Roman Times

on

of

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for

Bernard

Monday

correspondent of 9th April,

in

parilla.

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season, warm

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to

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not brace It builds Its benefit

Do lasting. feel run you down ? Take

PREPARED

Oyer's

away

is

L-l\

Vaughan,

S.J., the last, says of the Catholic was in received

when and de

It sweeps away the dullness,

.Wf Rome.

by

bilitating days are with lis, there is noth ing like Ayer's

wtm

the

of

..

SarsaAt this

Brl

is

BRITAIN.

Vaughan

made

lack

It

imposing

the

the

Season....

canvas

resting

service. On St. be placed will in a

religious

of

Hit

gish

huge

has been placed.. that the removal

;

there ago century were in about 8000 Catholics only China. Now there are over two and a-half millions. The conversons from paganism of adults number be and three tween two thousand a year, and that in a circumstanced country like China is very satisfactory pro a

occurs

next.

a

Dublin

M'Veigh,

obtained

the

with

Day

packed

the

to

which

parish,

which

and

of St.

Patrick's

St.

on

the

the

Father

Ayer's

Lhe Patrick, arm is to of which contain the right real bone of the arm of the right Patron Saint of Ireland. It has been forwarded the to the Pope by authorites of St. Patrick's Church the

China.

in

is

statue

a

intel

of

inquiry

Rome

and

fervour,

tne

person Pelleties,

judical

in

.Protestant

of St. John the Evangelist, a Society Order at established Missionary and on the Rev. Mr. Oxford, Pres cott of Rector giving up the position Mr. of St. Clement's Maturin suc he ceeded him. There remained several and he established years, for himself America a re throughout as a of extraord putation preacher

of

register

in

of

his canonization was instituted shortly his death after by the second Bishop of Canada, Mgr. de St. after Valier,

GREAT

for

deal

Didacus lay who died in the odour of sanctity at the mission of the Franciscan Recol lect in Fathers "New France," The process of February 21, 1679.

con

successful struggle in every part

fifty

glorious

y

years,

past

the

hoped

in

freedom

the

Archdiocese,

clergy

circles.

he

week

charitable Church church

Less

r

and a come, large body of to do honour will be present Irish of the memory great leader whose noble example

Catholic within has, spired

The

Keane,

many

at

commencing

noon.

will

Franciscan

around

,

Armagh,

samts

the

the Wed

on

dral,

upon

statue

commemoration anniversary 1 2th on Therefore, nesday, May. 12th May, a solemn Wednesday, will pontijice Requiem Mass, coram Cathe vbe celebrated in St. Patrick's o'clock

rolled

an

hold

canoni-

of

process

whose have for canonization ings been introduced at Rome at different of the Popes, with the saction times, it is most that the first of these likely to be en venerable servants of God

jubilee

Saturday,

initial

of the several holy men in Canada, the proceed

emanci Catholic

upon

the

purpose in functions

the

Dr.

the

So again, and women

the his

of

that

missionary.

for

date

was

Rev.

tinguished

transcen

the

read

letter

Most

a

ago the

and extremely protracted sometimes from minute, extending one into and in view century another, that so as of the fact far back 1836 the virtues of the Texan missionary were heroic declared by Pope Gre the Sixteenth it is that gory probable at an honours date the of the early be conferred altar will on that dis

and

of

falls

is

was

be

can

subjects.

known,

anniver of the celebrations are

millions

anniversary

well zation

a

the m expected Hence circumstances. it occurred in the to me that at least Cathedral cf St. Patrick's See some effort to honour the should' be made of a son Patrick of St. who memory

that

of

whom

im

organise throughout movement for general

observance Mere local

sary. the most

great

when

Unfortunately, wish expressed by the sufficient became known, not

his

this

be deeply minds of

the

people.

genius

Diana Vaughan to made known the

of

Fa

Missionary.

been had successful in the matter cf the canonization of the late of Philadelphia. Bishop Neumann, The circumstance, however, brings to that the first mind, American will be the pioneer Texan saint priest, Father O.S.F., Anthony Margil, who founded the Franciscan Mission in Texas, and who one died nearly and fifty hundred As is years ago.

regeneration to be worked

by reviving

that

therefore, the

memory,

pation fellow

and

the

view

of

dent

hoax,

his

Franciscan weeks Grace

A

Saint

steps

to the devotion which he fervently

crowned

long as he possibly of counting had to up necessarily and Leo Taxil made the best come, of a bad He came job. recently before a Farisian and an audience, nounced that he had for over twelve the been deceiving in years public the most manner. The egregious reformation had been of his life a mere

country

a

living.

Ryan announcing

sustained,

well,

An

utter.

was

was

invited to he hoped for

He

made

was

earnest,

still

American

A few from his

defen

fearless

a

most

did

of

in and unsuspecting Italy. But from Germany a cry of opposi tion arose. The level-headed Teuton not could brook the incongruities that the pretended from lady convert investigation Little by little

with

and

tiaane

of such a grotesque des stands amazed that one they have deceived in any person

could

faith

our seeing aspirations in future. As the with success the we cannot believe that Christians will be of our true interests country of the political by pursuit promoted more of the which savour principles or maxims naeanism modern of than of the sublime in materialism Such is of the Gospel. spirations has the truth which O'Connell pro It is claimed by word and example.

absurdities cription

well

of

so

where

Tipperary,

are

First

mous

ux

knew

not nation was of religion and out by the ostracism in He had no faith her ministers. two influences which dissevering sustain and assist should mutually of religion each other, the influence of patriotism. To and the influence due is of their union everything been achieved for value which has To our in the their country past. must look for the only hope union we

good

his

of

loved. of the

and knew how to cater to the wants of the hour. Ulterior with his disputes legal revealed to the world thht publishers he had made vast sums of money These by his literary undertakings. he carried on for a unmber of years,

judge

such

was

the

uncompromising

cause

Paris, a

The

of

he

and

publica

he was Certainly of the public taste,

iuc

jjcujxic

county

parents

AMERICA.

most the fatherland, tender purest patriot piety with the to the obedience Church of ism, filial

which

remaining returned anti- Masonic

his

began

tions.

to

love

the

of

deceived,

hero

our

how

our

who leader, unite the love

Many others

modern

01

eyes

great

a

ecclesiastical

of

ot

his

this

r

tne

in

centre

wwiwuiUHji

enopial

jr

.1

Kelly,

Nenagh,

at

to

uiwu

Ross.

of

a

coming

,

by the Holy

prominent

is

cnlAmnihr

O'Connell.

fact On this becoming known to the he expressed, proprio Holy Father, similar celebrations motn, a wish that No one should be held in Ireland. of hearing who has had the privilege discuss Irish affairs his Holiness could fail to be struck by the respect which with he and admiration of O'Connell. cherishes the name No in his wisdom doubt the Holy Father before to wishes prominently keep

be of

one

was

that After

known. in Rome

to

sal

anni

fiftieth

of

Bishop

audience

private

a great Philadelphia, where he filled for a considerable the of Rector time of position St. Clement's Church. He went to that the E. with Rev. one Prescott, city

made being celebrate

are

Genoa wifVi

VOX

the

death

the

and

ClllXll

lOUj

enough,

doubted'

sense

of

Rome

a to reli disgrace In that year gion and to morality. he came to Rome for the purpose con of organizing an anti-clerical His congress and a gress. failed, few months without inter after, any M. mediate transition whatever, he had be that Jogand announced come converted from his evil ways and that henceforward he was a fervent above all Christian, and,

men

be

May will

of

Arrangements

over

enemy

New

Rector of the Diocesan has been appointed Ennis, College, to the Bishop of Ross in succession late Most Rev. Dr. Fitzgerald. The Most Rev. Dr. will be one of Kelly the youngest of the Irish Bishops. He is only in his 45th year, having been born in the year 1852, the place of his nativity near being Killeneave,

following

versary

alias Gabriel Taxil, to the world known author of a number of

uncompromising Freemasonry. Naturally

Dr.

the

15th

unscru

yCdl

O'Con-

the

:

Leo

an

on

:

was Jogand, as the only works that were

things,

up

length.

was read pastoral 2nd of May, in all Sunday, Archdiocese of the churches of the Rev. Fathers and Dearly Armagh Belov: d Brethren The approaching

The

the

go back

us

bCu

some

Anniversary.

on

assertions

making

Let

Logue nell

they of Chris be could

detriment and

church

matter

the at

of the clergy as should notify to the Very Rev. J. at least a week before that suitable choir ac

intention

The Cardinal

think

say,

pulous French they justified of this kind ? a

that

event

the foreign and even an

IRELAND.

readily revelations

recent Diana

it

Such

present

Adm., Quinn, hand, in order commodation be for may prepared I them in the Cathedral.: Rev. am, F athers and Dearly Beloved Brethren f Michael Card. yours faithfully, Logue.

—

It

the the

with

their

Myth.

Vaughan

Diana

Christendom. intend to be

in

justification for taking

obligation and dealing

The

and

sense

Christians who matters of dogma. has that however,

differ

From

good

of English

good faith

—

WORLD

CATHOLIC

Mild

but

Mass.,

U. S. A.

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and ago, by has since built indomitable energy which is as well known up a business the of town and village in every From a as in Perth. small colony busi the and a few workmen stock 16

some

way

occupies

now

manent

a

position.

stock number

now

Every

requisite

strong

and

The

estimated and the

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ness

years

"30,000, being workmen employed

of

for

the

racing,

stable

and

imported,

directly exercise, saddles,

make,

that

or

An premises. stock of saddlers'

country and car double

gig, and

—

harness of sets —either

riage

single the

best manufactured

imported on

and

immense

pro

racing,

comprises and

gents', ladies' saddles,

75. hunt

English saddlery

town

the

no

factors

mean

popularity consequent

of

were

ashes

some

this

and

sword

a

also

M.,

is quite legible: which Dr. Knoke

tion

in

trium

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elements in the know that Church, upon those elements much of human oil's The the Cliui weal depends. of the Church dependency upon

;

Fond

wife

and

Oh, may

we

be

mother,

worthy

to Him dear To meet thee, shore.

are

thy trials God

when

loved

us

Heaven's

on

one,

o'er.

calls

bright

her

peace.

in

rest

the

human and I

human

elements

easily the Church teaches that

forgotten, although herself authoritatively undue reliance upon Death.

is

sin

a

of

afraid of

Thomas

late

Fortified

fever

typhoid

by

Rites

of

whose tury leaders many Church have

;

Holy

B.I.P.

—

Church.

from

Stack,

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Sunday.

Trinity

St.

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18

—

FRI.

St.

19

—

SAT.

20

—

St. Julianna, Within the

17

Feast

SUN.

C. P.

Antoninus, of

with

C.

Octave

of

Corpus M.

Silverius,

try your

the

eyes

combat

reward

the

for

your resist

and iniquity having before for those who

good,

JUNE

SATURDAY,

and

purpose,

prepared of Christ."

name

Pius

IX.

"

of

Arch

spirit progressive Ireland is eminently pro book of lectures and minent in his come addresses which has recently His from the American Dress. name has been renowned as potent but for by this publica progress, in tion he comes before the world

bishop

which

in

he could the

in

seen

not have incom previous him. Progress is

of reports plete the motto of the American evidently direction and under their Bishops, in resources the Church, powerful in organisation, is ever and perfect itself in the van, and adapting to the various needs of civilisation. " In his lecture on The Church and Ireland the Age," Archbishop of those who combats the opinions

hold

that

the

Church is directly to the age and hope antagonistic from it. That lessly separated there is to be a acknowledged chasm between the two in some is seen from the following respects can but that it be oppor extract, of tunely bridged the whole course demonstrates his lecture clearly "When and age I speak of Church

failure

in

conflict

with

one

the

another,

portrayed

as

age representatives take the Church

of

the as

by age,

with

its

many and I

portrayed

successes,

it

exaggerates that imagines

material

and

by

intel

and proud, its It powers. the natural, which it

is

has served it is all suffi well, cient , it tends to the exclusion of the it on the supernatural ; puts cloak of In its spiritualism. so

the it new, regards whatever is old with It suspicion. asks why its church not be may as well as its chemistry or its new, A church, biology. bearing on her front the marks of nineteen centu

worship

of

eyes, out of date and of place. Pride and thought lessness are the evil and misleading characteristics of the age. I blame the Church. I speak as a Catholic. elements I know the Divine of the ries, out

is,

in

its

National Library of Australia

speech them

upon

to

mischievous

itself

comparatively

and how churchmen

Christianity, methods of win it back. the present lact, be in

may

"

in

is,

itself

from

the

to

Farrell

the

not

are

age

Tenders.

AND

Ward

;

the

hopelessly

H.

Wants

day East

tions

for

by the

received the

the

last in

hours

journey or just

on

take

place

F.

Mail

Service.

occupied 127

travelling from two

no

miles

Israelite

over

and

steamer

less

than the

on

laid of

needed.

trict

<£500 for of money

He

asked

for

promised

a

of

a

said be

that

the

of

Gold.

of

left

The

evening O'Beirne,

down

Esperance,

Wednesday Mr.

of

the

was

the

victim

of

a

ing

to

drive

to

the

opossum rug his to put into groom buggy. went to the stable to procure Mr. O'Beirne back into went his hat. When he returned estimated

is

have

from

abstracted

were

rug loss

the

fight. and who

the

The

noise

made

a

large

witnessed

the

bottles, at one dogs and

of

sale 4th

June

on

coat

Mount

Charlotte

by the

Mining <£10 4s. 6d. has and bricklayers

of

sum

masons

various buildings the Mount Charlotte

in

Disaster. been collected

engaged

the

in

Fremantle, Disaster

Railway

£48 chased

Accident. A railway guard met with accident at an Langstone, Denmark While a on Tuesday. shunting, truck his and broke it. over passed leg, He was attended by Dr. Robinson.

Land.

Murder

Blacks.

by

to

A

by blacks,

the and

then

fire

speared to burn. The

the

murderers.

Lawler's who

was

Traffic

Land

took

town Currie

lot

Fremantle.—

at

railway

authorities

the

month

of

handled

showing

an

corresponding

are

police

Helen

thrown

a

on

for

hunting

May

at the increase month

The shows

34,000

tons

Fremantle of of

year.

of

during of

jetty,

17,000 last

return

that

over

cargo thus the

value

-sworn

Allen,

liotelkeeper, wood Brown

Albany.

That

trous cold

to which

Mr.

trip Hornbv.

tion, had

and

his

value

swoxn

Prosser, Trustee,

have

Adelaide, Sd.

Perth,

;

£140 been

9s.

1052, £130

Rutter

—

others at

M.P. disas

proved

contracted to consump

death.

Mr.

in

to

a

Hornby

unfortunate

his

the

colony,

and, three his wife.

weeks At the

coming

Monday,

on

re

in

Mr.

all

removes

midst.

be

these a

taken

a

prominent

very the

by the

over

very and

institutions,

We understand

made

stone

a

had

Hornby

in

part

to

present

were

their

figue effort

an

above

societies

resting

to

of their

place

comrade.

roods,

:

pur

probates wills to

of James

William

;

Cole,

John

Pexth,

to

W.A.

Agency

Letters

of

under

the Co.

Ltd., adminis

the

wills

and

Co.

value

£167.

Athletic

Hall

pose of Father

making

TO

THE

LONG

REV

+

.

CEREMONY.

the

inst.

for

presentation to his prior

to

on

Long,

3rd

a

There

of the

the the

pur Rev. for

departure

about

were

r

.

vj.

o.

he had a Vosper .said pleasant that of making the presen perform tation them which had brought together felt that He it a great honor, evening. the and over large representative looking to do so, as in to be asked present, gathering out this and pleas carrying very important he did it with a certain ing ceremony to

duty

13

Edward

sworn

since

and

citizens. Mr.

for

Donald

Ltd.,

conjunction

of

colony,

200 people v i>i. jtr. including osper present the Rev. Father the (in chair), O'Dea, Crs. Levinson ancl M'Kenzie, Dr. White, Messers J. Jerger, H. H. G. Nathan, Tobin, Jerger, P. J. O'Connor, Garrett, Scannell, Gallagher,. and other well-known many Keating,

Beisley

John

Agency

in

turned

ivn.

of George Tate, mining engineer, to Ralph Tate, sworn value £144 Ellen of Hudson, married woman,

;

this

he

two> children, his own' demise, which took place

Kanowna.

Kalgoorlie,

to £20

to

Irish

as

the

to join the time

Rowe

.

3

office,

At

the however

A PLEASING

Hudson, sworn Chickley of Taylor, prospector, to the W.A. Trustee, Executor,

value

J

to

2 or

large and representative gathering ladies assembled at and gentlemen

George HarGeorge Packer,

granted

for

of

A

to

and

Executor,

P.

eventually caused his extremely

deceased

1

and

;

of

architect,

tration

lis.

William

£3,440

value

sworn

Kanowna,

and

welcome

death

erect

fol

roods J.

24, 2 £10.

£56

of

P.

tide

engaged

visit

Mr.

last.

large num bers from and Labour the Trades Council, Hours Eight Committee, Typographical and the Foresters' Society, Friendly

place

for 2

been

of Robert

the were

been

at

the

appointed,

was

a

some

Printing

Davitt's

presentatives

of

The

—

Etc. The following under the granted of Perth, Howe, widow,

have

murder

at perpetrated victim a being gin,

reported

have

brutal

lot

W.

was

late and

funeral,

rather

was

by Alice

town Manjedal by J. A. Rigby

Probates,

—

named

is

;

He

—

suc

strongly

Record.

before

present

in

relinquished

meet

on

the

here

time

setting

FATHER

;

of

aid

on

A.

the

even

Hornby Sunday

arrived

which

at

PRESENTATION

13 perches, purchased by W. J. Beisley for £54 Fremantle suburban lot 151, 2 roods 13 perches, purchased by W. J. Beisley for £80 Fremantle suburban lot 169, 2 roods

Fund.

consumption gentleman

he

Hornby

the

advance the

Mr.

postion

Mr.

E.

discussion to

Government

Michael

P.

L. T. Boyle, correspondent,

a

shores. in the

Mr.

Dwyer;

Hornby. over extending

was

of the

H.

during

months,

;

Dwyer,

Mr. Richard illness

ago,

staff:

Dwyer auditors,

meeting

means

police

number

147, William

purchased

F.

to

Society

18 to

P.

press

;

next

A. ;

A. T.

best

of

Society. active

;

perches,

the

severe

been domestic life lost having

for £48 Fremantle suburban lot 148, 2 roods 13 perches, purchased by W. J. Beisley for £57|; Fremantle suburban lot 149, 2 roods

13

the

deceased

to

and

and

rood, purchased by David Fremantle lot suburban

on

of

The

savages

by

are

of

W.

devoted the

years

is

noble

Fremantle

purchased

At

be

a

from

nullali-nullahs,

Government of Government :

meet Men's

groom and for

buggy.

attracted

stones, missiles

and

Orr.

—

unusual, people, hurling

Boyle

H. Wallace, P. O'Connor

with

Aboriginal Battle. On Saturday last a band of 40 male and female evening that were in Fre aboriginals congregated the influence of liquor, mantle, being under

began to

greatly

horse, the hotel

and

<£10, hand.

in

F.

T.

interests term?"

W.

Wallace

Ryan, J. Ryan and J.

Mr.

Mr.

Messrs.

years which

a gave to the

coat The a

the

at

matter

he

station, and a fur

so

The half-yearly Catholic Young

committee,

these

Club Hotel, Fremantle, theft. Intend daring

valuable

are

priests

editor, J. H.

;

immigration

T.

;

The

sub-editor, Messrs.

5

Bunin-

On

the earnest wish the and clergy, his life be may

is

that

;

Kenney

J.

The

named

gentleman

a

Society. Perth

the

cumbed

on

Fremantle.

at

of

period

other

—

steamer

It

Bishop,

friends

Death

deferred.

Fremantle

balance. of the

when at a time in this diocese.

After

F.

which

the

numerous

M.

sum

Surveyor-General.

the

in

"

dis

grant and

malady

prayer

ing What

Mr. Witteroad-making. of <£100 for the con grant

of roads, and would have to

H.

a

His

in.

set

now

gradually

will

acting

We regret the illness of of He was Kalgoorlie. ago with typhoid fever, in

change

his

Mr.

his

goldfields.

;

North

that

for

been

the Deasy.

—

the

the

institute

Deasy,

100

held the 2nd a full was on Society inst., re in another column. port of which appears The elected to following gentlemen were the various offices for the ensuing term: Mr. J. J. Lloyd President, vice-president, Mr. Mr. D. J. Orr; secretary, Hardy; Mr. M. librarian, Mr treasurer, Collopy

Wednes for

before matters

mechanics'

a

On

—

M.L.A.

Vosper,

number

a

perches, 55

hour.

an

B.

Coolgardie,

Premier

lowing

16th.

The

to

Bay

knots

June

on

C.

D.

C.Y.M.

another, along with of of gins. screaming A couple of constables arrived when just fatal results seemed and arrested imminent, two of the and the principal combatants, warriors with aston remaining disappeared ishing celerity.

The nomina election were

Wednesday,

week

Esperance

Herbert

Mayor

will

election

Paddington.

of

Mr.

Rev.

ing

Gibbs.

other the yelling

GENERAL

Election. Ward South

for

tenderers

lowest

the

his

;

Sale

South

The

serious

spared, needed

6iin.

—

Theft

separated."

LOCAL

6ft.

is

a

of

over

just and

for

;

age, which mists of prejudice prevent as it the one from seeing the other to the age, to bring the Church is, Men and the age to the Church. that the Church must be taught and

Victoria

works Black are: Flag school following and James teacher's Dawson; quarters, C. Cana Ross; Bunbury police quarters, dian drill to bore R. M. pole plant 2,000ft., Browne water goldfields supply, Coolgarand die office Stewart Miller; premises, officers' houses at J. and Bunbury, railway

its

dispel

to

back to this colony bringing Mr. the director' managing Bishop, He of the Abbot's was Mining Company. in Melbourne a arrested on charge recently of larceny. It is stated that the accused is 6ft. in height, and that Constable 81in.

;

for the great and sin opportunity Churchman. His work is to gular the the chasm separating bridge Church

sent

Con

June 7th, 3dwt. of for 6,778oz. shipped 6grs. gold Melbourne. The National Bank, Perth, sent to National 344oz. Bank, Melbourne, 6dwt. Bank of Australasia, Perth, to 12gr. Bank of Australasia, one box, Melbourne, Union 881oz. lldwt.; Bank, Perth, to Union three boxes, 3,560oz. Bank, Melbourne, 9dwt. and W.A. to Bank, Perth, 22gr. Bank of New South Wales, Melbourne, three 15dwt. boxes, l,991oz. 20gr.

unwittingly the warm only awaits Church to avow of Christ's indicate the Christian. I

contact

be

record

few

of

Export

and

shrines,

to

is

Bishop.—

noses.

it

as

in

Farrell

yong,

depths, emotions atChristian

worships

it

veriest

Mr.

of

Father

work

and

Kalgoorlie. Others of and produce for

chiefly of

the

for the developing past state that days, and the latest reports is and that life is position precarious,

at

"

its

Christian

with

in

Arrest

to

to

has

only,

quantities

attacked some time and pneumonia has

and

"

and

easily

pagan and

language

its

zeal can

But, age,

extravagances, instinct

the

was

General has Johnson, Surveyor visited all the centres, important namely, Kanowna, Bulong, Coolgardie, Kalgoorlie, and Siberia, Bardoc, Goongarrie, Menzies, and Southern Cross. He said Kunanalling, there is extent of an enormous country suitable for and large pastoral industry, of what is Salmon areas commonly called is fit for purgum country agricultural

despise the present he shows how age, with instinct it is

past

on

removed

was

were

Illness

hold, sustaining besides a frac

chest, He

thigh.

Opinions

guides, and hate

to

his

taken

Fremantle.

to

machinery

large merchandise,

hospital.

purpose W. B.

Mr.

Contrasting

religion." with the

employed

was

vessel's

tons took

week.

from

devoted

was

removing

accident oc sailor named

a

train

the

material

removing

One

licenses

of

branch

for

who

He at Albany. when he slipped

ladder, to

the

matters

which Christ had " followers. And says the Archbishop,

and

taught

it

to

struction

against

false

the

once

A

his

down

noon

I take

of the Church. many representatives Church and age, rightly understood, are I blame the age. not at war.

Elated lectual

w

discouragement

—

:

or

a

ture

the

lh

f.A w

vv

upon few Lacordaires, and proclaimed had recognised too, the duty of the hour, but they were on forced to be silent the accusa The age was tion of semi-heresy. as the then by many regarded dark one warned

1897.

12,

The

light been

ir

imprudence

abandoned,"

a

avfntwi

f./\

clrtixr oiv

in

allies.

their

in Be indefatigable undaunted spirit to conquer evil with

"

uvw

but through had invoked and selves

Tie with

f.nA

u

Devon

steamer down

An

to who

Hudson,

injuries of his

the

ushered

Y. St.

Christi.

rl

Alexander the

Albany.

Saturday

on

stable

crimson of blood, had the uew era. Some such as churchmen, Lamennais, an alliance had sought to establish the Church and the age, between

Christi.

Corpus

Isidore,

agu

cen

.

SUN. MON.

—

it

curred

The

the

those

at

not

am

handof friendship." theconciliatory reason the Continuing, why the such conserva Church practised he shows tism in the last century, into existence how that age came and most under inauspicious repelThe waves of Kiut forms. angry crested the revolution of .1789,

.

JUNE. 13

oil nil

ur

liu

to

slow

too

being

of made

Accident

severe

now

is

in

Traffic

some

of licenses for the suburbs. The hear

granting

liquor

of

Claremont

for fresh applications ing of the to next was accordingly postponed

fell

setting in the thought the mistake of understand the

sun

—

on

to

of

going

grace

I

presumption. during say that

—

York,

daughter

Divine

—

At

—

STACK. beloved

too

is

sale

the

and

—

amount

of

several

amongst who

parishioners

were as

especially he, long to Father Long's with him all could join

good

been

at

He

man.

felt

Father

than

a

he

as

diffidence,

better he

would

Kanowna

there

were

Long's able

own

do

to not

did

communion. in

to welcome

But

farewell

saying have

it

be

liked him

to

to

have their

as

him pain to but tlioug-h it gave parish priest, it gave him to him here, (Mr. say good-bye FatherLong to Vosper) pleasure to welcome in his Kanowna representative capacity. of the The some enumerated speaker then and said rev. qualities, gentleman's good that

he

a

was

they could as worthily

all

worthy honor

upheld Father

and

dignity

Long

had

calling

as

worthy

of

the

to

take

in

three

German

as

a

matter

of

necessity

If

respect.

the

whom

one

priest,

a

man

his noble done, he was of

He had highest respect. with Father been in conjunction associated O'Dea on the committee Long and Father lie John of God and of the St. Hospital, feel his was that the committee would sure Father loss. Long was going out to take large enough charge of a very large parish, principalities, lie would

and have

.

also

to

objected

behalf

on

Subiaco

Special

Sunday by the Railway Department on

—

sadly

miss

we

of

—

how

Court

Licensing

Department.

employed

were

—

home,

Perth residents

Railway

trains

the

at

—

thee

1895.

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Licenses.

of

appeared

—

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our

1st,

Grant Foulkes

the

—

from

Flanagan,

of Eleanor

memory June

Mr.

Monday

—

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to

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—

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—

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—

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a

a

priest

of

virtue

self-sacrifice,

plenty

of of

sessed

that

virtue. had been

gentleman

to

exercise

the the

and

he

would

have

to

opportunity

of

One

was

bicycle.

show

that

(Langhter.) out

he

pos

The

rev.

Kanowna

to

COOLGARDIE

By

for

The

little

knew that time, and he (the speaker) of was already highly spoken by the of that and a district, people they were very keen-sighted people, as he had found the election out during campaign which had He just been concluded. (Laughter.) of then called upon Mr. Keating, secretary the Testimonial to read the Committee, of the address, and for the copy apologised

out

he

Rev.

and

the

Dear

Sir,

undersigned,

representing Coolgardie friends, on your departure of our expression

body of your

numerous

tender

hereby

you the

midst,

our

and

respect inspired

with

esteem

which

During the fourteen been amongst us, your address

and

all,

feel

we

sure

for

and

ourselves, but present

for

those of the

behalf

whom

we

entire

wishing we prosperity,

to

of

render

where

"

iu

increased

that

bidding

we

beg your

of

con

as

recollection

token

a

of your

us." The

Chairman

which

consisted

then of and

gold cross, inscribed as a

flask

was

it

to

follows:

"To

—

further

sustained

good wishes Father

as

a

presentation,

said

need

visible

and

in

I

I

felt

-

here

he

had

mining

but not till he came class, amongst did he learn their worth. sterling He could for the say

them

done

undone.

(Applause.) of Coolgardie men

the

in the female

What

of

that

portion had

.Coolgardie

the

male

sense

of

noticed

was

portion word,

since

the

absence

of

n.nrl

rirtn.nii

viafin.n

He

parishioners, to be far

but

was

to

sorry

that them.

comforted

removed

from

his

note

the

(Applause.) he good-bye,

to

In

newspapei's formal would

people God

would that

fortune

thev

were

have

all

shower the interested

(Loud applause).

the

upon mines

the

supervision

of

F.

maceutical

Chemist

pany,

Mr.

the which

blessings them, and all other

might

Coolgardie

of business at Fremantle,

The

that

hoped

and

in —

a

them

(by

R.

under

I

claimed practical experience failed to indicate yet in

labour

consideration of investigation He

gets to

as

fresh As

British

he

by a by whom

Moran. suffei'ed

money House

the

member

for

previous

cai'eer

him

a

At

efforts, account of himself

North

National Library of Australia

be

East

than

to be

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at

at

not

evidently Speaking

his

to

aid

to

give heretofore.

a

Vosper

a

Its

:

duce

to

stare

possesses

in

a

essential

to

is

original debater,

an

an

able

a

ana

xi

chute

mere

it

to

give

expression has

come,

thinker, and

a

any to

promises Rev.

social

riches. Miner it

is

.

.

oi

who

a

to

about

is

select to

oi

sovs.,

In

a

ana goiaen cross, of his to the toast alluded in most

reply

the

gentleman

x'ev.

to

tei'ins

proceedings

by vocal

and

be

can

Long

evidence must be the

bute

in

the

counterfeit

considered

by ladies

as

of

intelligence, of possessor

eminent

an

unmis

an

degree, presentment.

Father that

attri

judging

from

pos #

ideas.

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care

vicinity interest a boxe

indellible

statute-book. the paid highest that a possible compliment constituency offer to its member can by px'oposing to pay him a he serves salary while them, but this he has declined to he accept, although

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to on

boundary

at

cai'boniferous

just

a

depth shale

fossil There

plants

depth

which

are

scientific Flat

Fly

and

indications show

world. outside

In the

on

that

brought deposits

Fly

Flat

to

notes

faith of

able

movement

dawn

this

race

same as

pos of spirit reliable

the earliest

bear

witness

that people; Christianity

this

has

spirit

missions

and

claims

and

been the chief of Catholicism

ele from

the

who

to

brunt this

that

of

struggle

at

are

siderations. rests

of the and in

land with

the

hand

is

prefer

stake

this

motion

of

the

light. from this

ing

Nations

was

change.

and

overflowed

Irish

G od's

people.

and

He

planets

coming

who

;

and

harmonizes

and

the

Agent less

flow and

of the

mysterious

from one pass Israel went down

people

even

as

Canaan, out the

bore

economic con the inte stake which in this religion, bound are largely up

that

came

and

base who

than

going

by which

to another, of Egypt into

'Thev

at

are

the tides is also the First Prime Mover in those no land

the

and

for

age of the

them upon to believe

the

support

decades many not, therefore, because immigration,

more

There Catholic

interests

and to

would

Irish

discourage

be

they

was

it

I

century.

there

would

we

forget the

almost

over

the

missionaries, n.nfhrtrifv.

:

of

Irish

only English-speaking they are yet everywhere

Catholics, though the but majority the

to-day English-

Pn.nn.l

ft.

the

longer

no

its

till

of

ingrate

has

tomb, it was pioneers, they being then Catholics, English-speaking

siislflnanfift are

remark

of

only themselves the world devoting of the Catholic faith, planting of its

when,

the

which

130,000,000

renascence

for

And

they. century,

as

people,

as

sufiered

ever

began

ut

once

Yet

Christian

this

some

the

movements

to

elements, charm binds not the

perhaps,

that

to

Catholic

town bed of and

of

which

Irish with

people

the

the

of 400 a feet, been pierced

leaves

bloc

en

with

in the highest sinking

has

high

matei'ial

is,

doubt

their

I

#

has been made discovery just of Coolgardie that is of the

Innisfail

links.

the others

in

of

history

no

ineradi

secular

see

harp

The

other

no

the

omer

of the splendid portrait in a recent appeared and if facial Pioneer, Coolgardie

expression takable

renditions

be

can

were

health

kindly The people of Coolgardie. of the were enlivened evening

the

the

or

adventurous seafaring, their conversion to

ment iu the its continental

new

Mx\ Vosper, duty. M.P., presided so it is safe to assume gathering, the "Westei-n elo Willy-Willy" gyrated and the occasion. on quently oi'atorically Father made the of a Long was xecipient pxu'se favours.

it

of their

produced speaking

was

little

his

her of the

beyond

since

of kinship that fade

chain

world-wanderer.

they;

afire."

Kanowna,

the

all

and there

sorrows

sense

the

in

to

themselves

.

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and

that

awful

to

—

by the

component

gainsaying

us

were

fast devotion

history,

its

shows

they

most accustomed

and consecrated been heightened by reli for the of Chris gious ardor propagation and wit tianity. Willingly unwillingly, and have been a tingly unwittingly, they of missionaries than people longer any race. No other ever .other gave people

without

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utterances

stone

de

lioti/4

the

ancestry

dawn

no

are

vices

wliinli

in

prevails of one's

the sweet of clan

;

resistful

the

was

Kalgoorlie that great

xengm world

is

sessed

the

with

him

enibarass

Long,

it

the

history

of

sphere

his

make

the in

He then keeping. and workings instructions. This is

great set the

Father

as

prior

to and

have

into

least

struck

manager sent the

and

s

"

lines

Ireland, her children

to our

is

just

or

nliovni

beset

and

virtues

racial the counterbalanced.

a

element human love

of

of the

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eloquence

he may Westralian

have

mine

is

is

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of

superabundance

opportunity

successful

and

metal the golden

in

racial

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con

manhood

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precious

the

cable

the

in

the ancestral tradition are

on

of

what

long

off

case

sensation

the

value

of the

repre

agricultural pro with surprise. Mr. Vosper an unusual all the degree

tell

with

of

of

beautiful

and great magician, the as well as landscape, sweetest isle of the ocean,"

over

whole

Whatever

situated

find

a

IRISH

and

and

nurses

munoiofiWo

thereon.

of

case

of this

issue

who

legislators

sheep and

whole

occupied Cocks'

in

for

of those

and

at the

is

where

still

the

which

chai'ge,

x'eason

with

safe

Long

somnolent

in

Cross.

face

Father

cattle

a

the

ON

deep of "the cabin-door haunts, the ineffable or wild-wood," feeds and the grows upon

J.P., that

him

to estimate it impossible to the mark. appealing overstep

over

but

the

connected

value,

for

up to London

cabled

says almost

its

the

the

gave

3oz.

pure

and

throws

for

Southei'n

the

banks

The

His

to assist so serious

They

Kalgooi'lie. rich that

so

and

and

frequent, most easily extirpated is Then, too, history

to

affair

mine

mine, and

reef,

GIBBONS

womanhood,

the

committed

K. Cohn, circumstance

latest of the

gentlemen.

His

I

find

Kalgooxiie

"

sat the

of

#

and

wherewith

I

The

well-

a

crushing

2oz.

venei'able

Oil

continuously coming of steady productiveness

yields. wonderful

from is

equipped

ti'ial

men,

natural

Oats, M.P. honorary

are

the

recent

a

ot race any where nature

soil,

his

pi'obably

decision

a

Rev.

sent

his

hearing

#

to the timbered

one,

Mr.

Coolgardie

ment

ik

that

evidence

at

astonished

his

as

the

gold

Mr.

lost has

night

of

belt

party

able

in

J.

that had been

musical A

sesses

Com

Plummer,

will

of between

there

it

East

for

stated

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candidate

brilliant he has a

now

he

discretion on the mai'ks His constituents

examination.)

The win

was

victorious. Great deeds are ex proved he takes his seat in the pected of him when He has been Assembly. Legislative aptly as the Western described "Willy-willy," when he starts to his and vent to give will cause some ever-streaming eloquence

and

Phar-

reasonable actions will for the interests

electorate. Yilgarn has representative

a

return

the

these things note of them

a

of

the I.

avoid for the labour

in order has not been Surely this to tear them from the farm and roughly the the mill and the the hamlet, forge, cradle and the spinning wheel, to scatter them leaves of the or like forest, the sands the natural of saa. The develop-

when

him

did

make William

hinted

whipping

ai'riving

the

pursue

past

his

He legislator'. close reasonex',

Miner.

direct

to

being conrepresentative

Moran

conspicuously

qualifications

the

the

will

time

Bench

concern

the

to

women.

the offence in out of his to way and private family

Mr.

well-defined

at

industrious

instrumental incommensurate

J.P. appeared at a decision on

Accounts

is

Mr.

the

Cocks,

upon

previous sidering

hand

matters

some

into

determine

was

Oats

brewer

delicately absence

their

take,

such

well. old

and

that

modify

as

made

&

arson,

arriving in

I

better

a

medioc

trend

for

hope that in

for

address

and

for

hrangs demands

been tampered of magisterial states now that

of

of

the

some one will ask what I think Pei'haps in general. emigration Ought tlxe Irish to stay at home, or ought they to and to emigrate very largely, especially the United States P It is a grave problem. Ireland with is a ancient a nation, very ana ner race ot men very glorious History, is to the soil on pre-eminently adapted which Divine Providence seems they live. to have matched the and fertile lovely island with a of brave and population

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10s.

to

one

conclusion

animadverted brother no

docu thirty gold-mining,

defeat,

as

the

trial

sort of had

interest.

be

order

u.

also

an proved easy labour again the

the

At

good,

a

stone

over

Mox'

is

disastrous

a

J.P.,

general

only

additional

seat Here

Coolgardie

which should

surrender

order

elaborately

with

titles.

of

rather employed, the wlxom he greater majority With these in circumstances career in Parliament will be ob

of

deposit

he

to

to

He

he

is

it

asking

view

a

of

of Irish

went

with

against

a

legislative due respect

which

no

EMIGRATION.

haled

was

fined

upon did not

to

can

Many

in

and

CARDINAL

ot

further

If should

and

the

won

hex-eby if true

Cohn

judicial capacity. the authorities

to

of

course

matters

for

that the

and

seriousness

Toll

question

his

and

and arraigned, a fine altogether

the and

rise

legislation the paid

is

capital, that his

those

been friends

the

mining

with

reason

punishment

Oats

Chairman

as

u.

Royal Commis by a lai'ge majority, into Parliament un

returned

was

practically

acted

manned

horse

of justice have dexeliction

a

but

over this great hardships but a sufficient circumstance, decided to genex-ously keep

have

mines

developed

put

to

day Toll

in

gross committed.

funni

butjproposed

the

tale

founts and

hox'se-

gx-eatly

conditions,

Cohn's

and

cabled get

repeatedly

money, directors.

with by non-compliance conditions instructions pending London. The Loch Lady

wife on (Toll's) and his Station, that had two illegitimate Cohn is the putative

;

men.

feiture

Toll, hailing of York,

as

Cohn

on

ovei'due, to the

VJ1

1UC«U(VC1«

proceeded

William the next local bench

inquisition circumstances

the

into

should

legislation direction of

the

his

owing

suffering

number the

£2000 has

the

struck their

An

centre

alleging corporal

are

unfortunate

Southern otherwise

Oats,

from

men

have of

non-receipt

two

Lady

mines, situate and Coolgardie,

King

the

the

upon

from

are

of

for

reply

allega and

of

Mayor

named

an

the

mining

new

tale

are they platform

the

London

ininn

and

had

assault

a

in

wages, an amount The manager

local

rnese

UllU1?

Plain and

As

have

1

IVvUll

whom

Toll was in having

and

riot

electox-al

published to

represents. view, his with served

in

not

iAn

W.

Railway

case

to

non-committal

very He

the

of

forth.

Apothecaries is

his

does

work

JIVIU

A gone. the return

goldfields Methinks

interviewed

person

of

the

Oats

candidate's

disappointment.

and a

suppose

ventures

bring

the fictitious caused the

the

Chronicle

1 Ann

o

sister

seat, the

duty

and

stepped

man

interviewed

Colin,

kissed

garn before

with

and

4-

months

agricultural

had

flicted,

meant Coolgardie which prosperity

living.

except ing the relegate

of

of

progress

for

sidex-ed.

was,

wishing

member

Morgans

than

not

was

speaker',

on

labour

that

to

when

I

the

election

pledged

tiha

moneyed

Colin,

that the

The

QTJIUOUV

jk/ummjr

got abroad of

sion. and

to

uivo

doomed

to

rvloivilxr

urn

whip

a

that

Messrs.

c«

the that

as

any

36 miles to going away, but who, as open-hearted, had been would the faults stated, pick out of a public man. He he was was glad that one to another, going from mining centre and he was also glad that he would receive

Coolgardie.

moment

hampiered

leave

to contest

company,

fight, Island

appearance

children father.

retired for Mox'gans,

room

Dundas

to

"14xu

MUU

jJULULgcblJOj

years' and

and

he

from

announced

l\n+

ment.

however, only are people who

the

the

was

bigotry.

He

Austen,

rity,

were

was

electorate

erstwhile luxurious

and

chair.

all

make off

going against

gans return

the

advent

to

the

#

which

got beaten by Squatter Connolly When he returned

is will

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two

(U

a

from in an

if

who

ivi

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by an English owing to the

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and

it

discovered. The

owned

Captain

Willio A1AACUIU)

m

Beverley

A.

of

be

"

Harney

of

means

of striking a true coal and measure, that expected deep alluvial goldleads

miles

over.

J.

I.

and

Cohn

the Amal

hash

least stated

have

company purpose

the

the being

is

geological Already is in of foi'mation course for of testing the Flat in the hope

Loch

he the

administering

several

would capital, determina-

I

the

polling-day

E.

This

Harney,

contest

feeling

(Applause.) his

T>lo

as

British

at

season

sevei'al

passes be the the

about

majority.

were

J.1W1U

Cool

Mr.

the

it

re

nxm

Cross,

lawyer,

chose

known

and

the arena chance of

would non-Catholic, join hands. ranked first Coolgardie amongst the of the for and also cities cleanliness, colony the it to for charitable support gave for instance, institutions, as, the St. John of God and Children's hospitals. (Applause). the first of the was Coolgardie city goldfields. He was Mr. sorry that Macdonald The and was absent. progress present of due were to Coolgardie greatly aspect him and his energetic who had councillors, associated with Father and been O'Dea himself in and also to building hospitals, Mr. whom he was in Vosper, glad to see the

seat

Irish

was

a

a

to who North

chose

descends

noted, and may on much throwing light of the mysterious history country.

Chronicle published, action for an M.P., has instituted libel its against proprietors, damages At Yilgax'n the contestants for the £5,000.

Harney,

the

Association

of millions many the election. contest settled the tion

the

coming and

the

ladies.

were

nhvicjfciM.n

Catholic

to miner

the

Then

carefully

which

bore

he went contest Coolgax'die for the Dundas seat. Well,

gx-eat

or

which

and

through

into

the

miners employed and Forrest

Bay

,

shale

Vospex,

re

by A.

choice.

Coolgardie

oiiruwing tions

over

young field for

the

himself.

Workers

"M I

people

literal

he

rTTh

Previous

heard

in

E.

Connolly candidates. labour stood his man valiantly ground, the for the seat he fight lay between oiri/1

the

have

brilliant

a

first

declare

Harney

I

very that which

considered several things

was

A.

followed quickly Mr. local a Vyner, contested unsuccessfully South in New Wales,

to

the

of the thought (Applause.)

He

the

He

I

be

for

as

was

has

Vyner,

I

it.

thanks

Mr. "

of I

put

would

Long

him. he as

upon

left

of

briefly in connec

for

Mr.

and said hard of some him, very things of the Miner, Vosper, M.P., editor accusing of him, amongst other things, having pro mised him the support of the Miner during his candidature and then deliberately

as contest, especially of the strife has and left us a clearer

away battlefield.

described

all

and

by golden-mouthed

a

Chronicle

as Smiler," Up to this stage it looked a that the labour win man would certainty the seat, when it was announced suddenly the that Mr. A. E. Morgans, representative

that

humiliated,

had

he

city

are

to

circumstances

G. Hales, locally their candidate.

I

might

he

the

elector's

their

battle

by a small

neighbourhood

uninteresting

died

gamated

|

any

showered

low

repre

"

the

lake

large

a

As

Mahon

ring as question to represent

no man

but

the

fought Esperance

Coolgardie,

elections

turmoil

the

is

next

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and

recent

and

elections

Dennis

refresher,

Father

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Long,

June the

Moran

Kanowna

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friends, many of the accom

your

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you

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Kalgoorlie

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of capacity pastor, will afford authority you for the display opportunity

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journalist.

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town

popular

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lay

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any way North Cool

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Hugh Mahon,

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Mr.

Tfiomas

Macaermott,

.

order

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West

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Diocese

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Diocese

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my

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83

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Newcastle,

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Toodyay for

nor

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voters 394, and

Catholics.

are

the

Lordship

day of election Toodyay elec

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on

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number

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authors them

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vote

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Mr.

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a discredit pitiful allow malevolence

in

to them

they

on

the

nothing built

on

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such

to

carry

in

Holy

information See really

to

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me

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boycotting

times

introduced in

means

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to

tell

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it

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simply

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which

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carried into

to

the

churches

to

means

an

end.

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episodes

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iu

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people, violence in

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Christians,

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still

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though

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impression is in repeated cne Gamerra,

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the

among

day

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Christians.

chief.

people is

out

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campaign

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and

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all

my I

as

in the

wars

to

rights—

it

more

.

survived and who

home returning consequences tragic

are

in

the

own diocese in Ireland my of punishing objectionable

resorting

durance

who

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diffi

undoubtedly

excess,

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in kept Abyssinia,

con

but

of

Irish

he

than

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on

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and

be

possible this

it,

Clarkson

See

Holy

was

my Ireland's better

regard

led

speak,

case

to

could not have been Quinlan the Catholic electors alone,

kind, such

adopted of

as to Dr. Walsh's views affairs him in involving continued the Cardinal,"

know

the

I have, if may Ire things affecting welfare me credit for give ha ving the national cause deeply at heart." What does your Eminence think of the other sensational cables ? said the Well," "it is of course Cardinal, impossible on

;

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who

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the

Catholic

come

your

was

even

national

;

(pre Dean O'Connor) of 13, Armidale;

that course

remote. "And

(pre

of the of

but

9,

;

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the

never

Byrne)

the of Diocese Bathurst the Diocese of Goulburn the P. Very Rev. Dunne;

that

the

may

to which

pitiful

Mr.

the of

attempted

lessons"

"

of

signature

which

of

m was to tant or tne Arch suiy of Dublin his See. resigning Any with the one at all laws and acquainted of the knew Church well usages perfectly

the

of of

go on from

"

be

1st of October." is no truth in

more even advanced than myself for the national my aspirations dence of and Ireland, although

laity of

by Monsignor

of

laity

by

agita

shall

now

culty,"

5,

and

Atistralian

speaking

bishop

the the

must

cannot the

MATTERS.

the

—

snow

clergy

Sydney 3, Sydney

of

Archdiocese Diocese of

Very

follows

as

of

for

in the elec Bishop did not interfere nor did any of the under him. tion, clergy And if is not sufficient this to of dispose the above assertion of strong Observer," the of Protestant over preponderance

—

a

the

the

!

15 u tier,

of

cause

degree,

the elections, during months. preceding eighteen

Eminence going to Dublin ? None his Eminence whatever," "the in the replied; cablegrams papers Walsh that Dr. is to and stating resign that his sheer I am to take place are non If I do it will sense be go to Ireland, either in company with Dr. Walsh who will be in Rome when I arrive probably for the his Grace or of paying a purpose visit." The Cardinal went on to friendly rumours

the

cables,

district,

day of Septem

there

supposed,

we

will

and Naples

at 15th

the

over

letter,

the say correct. stationed

Moran. I

their

Yes, if it is as I will be Gladstone

!"

desired

remain long representative "

out

"

come

because

sensa

Cardinal

replied, of June,

at

Then,

with

Cardinal

intention

his

not

come

what

that'

at

see

equally

Freeman

conversation

"

Mr. presenting

will

the

the

is gained, victory no matter or opposition quarter disapproval

result when

in

tional.

away?

of

weight with

the

In

Archbishop

things

scruples

the

of Mr.

slightest Home Rule

election of

was

tne

resign

having their

ELECTIONEERING

a mest through exciting Cablegrams to Sydney announced the Irish Pope had suppressed

National

hands

of the

suffer in tion for

going

period. that the

in

on

methods

and the Irish strengthened, will be enormously benefited, things are as bad as represented

itself even

by some

of the

for Rome interviewed

Ireland

reporter.

of certain

good will Holy See ?

complaint,

of his departure his Eminence was

time

throw

some

of the

and

IRISH

eve

1888, Freeman

the

THE

if

National particularly Ireland and extent held

certain Rule movement

and

all

cause

and

were

nroeeeded

the

On

by

AND

MOVEMENT.

a

it,

will

action

a

NATIONAL

to

Home

of not apnrovin!? to advance

materially

to

of

power

EMINENCE

a

chief

of

personal

one

none

after

on

freeman a

for similar

Rule, of

to

result support, that the even present Tory Government be forced to yield to the demand for may Irish self-government." Your then is Eminence that hopeful

IXX

name

'

of Home

have

the

sympathy

Dublin.

Eminence's

was

Corporation

solo

Riley, and

then

Rev.

by his

jj

The

laity

who

the

JL vx

sometimes on the

excrescences

enemies

from

account

Carroll,

UXXC

if,

condem

the

by the

f.liA

that

compliment Dublin

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does

Well

"

?

-and proceedings discountenanced

are

aloof

was

clergy Dr.

XUOU1C

the

of his roll of

of

Australia,

Lane

clergy

the

England,

Pope.

by

f

what

to,

of men, hundreds and leaders, the educated classes in both

Rome

May,

the

Rev.

Very

CV

entering

city but

W. P. Manning, Mullins, M.A., P. A. Jennings, John J. Donovan, LL.D., P. John MacMahon, T. J.P., Toohey, Francis T. J. J. MacNab, Philip Riley, Thomas M. Thomas Spruson, Murray, Cueran, George C. Loughnan, M.P., Thomas C. O'Mara, M.P. John G. O'Ryan, B.L., F. B. secretaries. Freehill, M.A., Henry Austin, treasurers. Philip Sheridan,

12,

to

kind

to to

the

as

condemnation

reported

movement, the effect, I venture will if be, a anything disappoint

think,

address

the illustrious

address the laity Faucett. Justice The address was on behalf of lay signed the of the Catholic Archdiocese of laity Peter James P. Sydney by Faucett, Garvan, John John HouriM.P., Hugheo, K.S.G., read

laity

of

National

Sydney,

came

address

the

nuAin'hf.

lia

Rice,

Mrs.

by

Hinchy, of ceremony

was

Very

address

8,

effect

spoken

the 1884, Liguria, in command. On

Conlon

by

The

in

rightly so, just any unreasonable interference affairs in would Australia Australian Catholics."

will

voyage,

re

Unquest

or

think

through

it

as

Eminence

one

kind

"

and

your

Arch

anvnussAfl

Eminence as

?

referred

1885.

no

would,

of the

be

resented

to as

just

interference

just

summoned

as

power as

of the

and

the

been

any

cause

practices

in

left Sydney in September 4 with by his Holiness

on

conferred

11V

the various receiving representatives at the throne. clergy and laity

the

the

it

a

of the

granted."

Archbishop

before

prayer

composition

James The

addresses

gan, John

would

of

last

was laity signed by Sir the Right Hon. William Jennings, Bede Dr. John Dalley, Judge Faucett, Sir William P. Manning, Dovovan, John John Lane John Houri Mullins, Hughes, P. T. Thos. J. gan, Riley, Murray, Joseph R. A. E. M. Spruson, Norris, O'Farrell, and Matthew Flemming, Captain Byrnt s. His Eminence visited Rome in 1888 again and in 1 893, being honoured with a great his return. In 1888 on public reception

and

music.

by

to

rendered

artistically Stafford, E. Ainery.

was

think

you

beyond

is

unwarrantable in our National

prayers

you

it

triumph

the the

think

I

"No,

by

"

proces

Do

ported ionably

Patrick

draped and decorations, to the con peculiar formed a con striking

presentation

was The and the cheering deafening, of the bells ringing madly merry, when the Governor's dashed the carriage up, and At the Archbishop alighted. western en trance Dr. Sheridan the Master introduced of Ceremonies, who his Grace in l'equested the usual form to show the of Papal Brief his appointment. The Archbishop directed his to secretary produce the Latin docu which on Dr. ment, to being presented Sheridan was handed back to Dr. O'Haran,

who

of

Grace

maae

among has been

has

resented

fervent

safe

proper

The

him safe bring tedious long and

a

not

are

heart

one

CARDINAL

Hat

V.G.

Blessed

power

thousand

siue

the

prayer

been

solemn

After

it

confusion.

of

CREATED

presented

colours

churches

to

had

pillars amber

a

of

there

endless

the

large

management

your

;

Sir

and

trast

the

ad people were mitted. the Rev. D. Archpriest Sheehy, P. Quirk, of Ceremonies, and M.A., Master a number of the clergy who had not taken on waited the steps part in the procession, of door the great western to receive the The Hibernians with Archbishop. a

gether

crimson warm

most doors were

and

with this

"

Ireland"

worked with edifice, zeal from the time the Mr. Sheridan had a

and

of

land come

See."

Holy does

late

for

hearing offered

might of him

same

Mr.

;

you

been

that

the prevent is sacred."

«

his Grace proceeded Sacrament, to the throne. In thanks Archiepiscopal to Providence for the safe arrival of giving the Te Archbishop, Deiun" Romberg's then the was the united sung by choir,

letters. Lawn bright Captain and his ringers kept hard at work rhyming and and never were such chiming, peals before. Mr. out on the bells rung Phillip of the Reception who Sheridan, Committee, had the difficult task the ad of regulating mission to the Cathedral, and of preserving in

Bathurst

Meagher,

sanctuary

the rich tinental

the

ban

in

order

John

(now

arches.

large League,

was

National

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appeared,

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the

"

Mr.

have

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jour You

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had

neared

crowd

AAVIIVIIL

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there

since

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"

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rents, of the

Eminence your National movement condemned? sailed or not hesitate to say

into the Mount

out.

rang

to

as

in 1885. returned

;

and in College have less been

not

the

gate

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on

green with

there could six thousand.

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was

Cathedral

the

of

Then

He then long train steps of the

of Beethoven's

venerable

perils land

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J.

Macciuarie-street.

the facing of people,

multitude

under

addresses

through

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over

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appointment,

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sight in

spectators.

across

street than

ners

of

bishop's mind

;

England and. King

party

large

ihe

to

passed

welcomed

to-night, few months

Sir Mr.

were

P. Faucett, MacMahon, City P. Hart, J. D. City Alderman Alderman John Young, City Hughes, K.S.G. Dr. K.S.G. Morgan O'Connor, Mr. Robert Hyndes, Mayor of West Mait land Mr. James Gormly, Mayor of Wagga

of

of

corner

enable

on

thrown houses

Church

the

attended

Alderman

Justice, crowds of

with

the

pulpit. As the

all.

Hallelujah

all

Justice

through

for

filled

were

parsonage seers

Minister

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and streets, Phillip, Macquarie Albert, thousands of people thronged the footpath and for the road, leaving only a passage vehicles and the to various pass carriages in were displayed through. Many flags the All the of the public vicinity Quay. of the on the route buildings procession, the the the Water Police Court, Treasury, Colonial Secretary's Department, and the

Department

list,

replied the

strains

Archbishop's

Henry Copeland, James Mr. Smith, Mr. T. C. O'Mara, Mr. Andrew Garvan, Lynch, Alderman D. O'Connor', Mr. T. M. Mr. J. B. Slattery, Olliffe, Mr. George Day, Mr. Hugh Taylor, Mr. L. F. Dalton, Heydon, Mr. Thomas Mr. J. M'Laughlin, Mr. G. Loughnan, Mr. W. T. and Alderman Robert Coonan, Prominent Butcher, Mayor of Woollahra.

proces

Quay,

have

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of

guard

as

disputes

and

"

"

The members who Patrick Mr. Jennings,

New Wales dioceses South being (all the all then came clergy represented) then tne ommitcee, xteception waiKmg, and last of then the Bishops in carriages, the in the .all Governor's Archbishop with

the

from

when the at evening, Archbishop presided and the Benediction, Cathedral Vespers crowded. de was again Bishop Murray livered a most address. To impressive ol. the second day," he said, anniversary of the dedication of this grand cathedral, with the time of mourning and your past, hearts all full of you joy and gladness,

men" and others public the front benches were eightren of the Parliament, including the Edmund Hon. Barton, Q.C.

members

Next in various the

by

order

came

and

the sacristy, of Olives"

the

on

the

occupying

of

country

on

clergy

Among

branches attended, were seven Wardens, viz., of West Windsor, Sydney, North Tainworth, Maitland, Morpeth, It was and Parramatta. Shore, Bathurst, the most of the display perhaps imposing Guilds and the fine ever seen in Sydney, of the appearance body was favourably of the many and at the rear the Wardens

from discourse his blessing to

sanctuary

included sanctuary Monsignor Byrne (now Bishop of Bathurst), Rev. Dr. Very Gallagher (now Coadjutorof Rev. Dean Bishop Goulburn), Very of and ArchDoyle (now Bishop Grafton), priest Sheehy.

Catholic strong,

Members

erossbearer.

a

the

Queensland, and which

one

was

Gympie,

"

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Temperance

thousand

Archbishop

a

gave of ecclesiastics

tary.

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s,

next

to the Catholic then the Australian

and

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the

of the

The in

;

Butler, secretary; treasurer. The con Flynn, St. Patrick's, were represented Sacred St. Benedict's, Heart,

Carniel, Joseph's, allotted

St.

of

Council

represented

was

Mr.

Mount

Continued.

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included

;

THE

and

Archdeacon presented by the Venerable of Wellington. The other D'Arcy, Queens land addresses were presented by the Right Rev. Dr. John Macrossan, Cani, the Hon. and the Hon. P. Perkins.

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the

Among clergy

;

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Journal

clergy

the Dr. Cani, Bishop Right Rev. his Lord Rockhampton, Queensland; ship the Right Rev. Dr. Moore, Bishop of Victoria his Lordship the Ballarat, Right

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