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my ear as I stepped out form of the little station

oh

fell

the

on

plat

of Mortley. uttered of my by one an from London, fellow-passengers elderly couple who had been regard were

ing my Mortley

face eager with amused

interest.

should

think

I

was

full

of

I

Happy! happy.

I

health,

and

home

after

was"

eighteen,

and

spirits,

Germany.

years

Home

for mother.

father

or

father

before

I

I

their

places, to my

uncle's

Mary's

cum

and —

at St. also

should

I

senior,

school

not

said.

lost my mother

"

my

fully them

supplied

pleasant

rectory and there

to

Mortley

I

three

before

for

was

Waiting

pony-carriage Walfpr

anrl

AlfrH

hnth —

home " "

for

their

holidays.

Jump in,

Chris,"

and

rattle

I'll

you

said

Walter,

down

in

I

Will wonder

rattle

you

into

a

large myself,

ditch;

he

He'd be clever did that," " with this old duffer Alfred, laughed of a pony. 'tis the Why, Chris, same old Wowo recollect you him, ;

the want to feast on my eyes hedges and fields. And how you are grown I what fine men young thought be dear; little as you would boys, just when

indignant' Wowo, and at

I

that

at this

so

Walter

I "left."

he

rushed

we

a

fine

pace.

It

was

a

lovely

found

my

aunt

was

whipped

down

a

hill

day, and and Caroline sitting tea, and two gentle summer

lawn at men with them. These turned out to be the curate and the only son of the great man of the parish, Sir George Colborne. to Carrie ran me and gave me a dear Aunt and then Bessie fol kiss, lowed her with and motherly hug, me the led into house to refresh But first, myself after my journey. I invaded of course, my uncle's study. I My dear, dear Uncle Joseph can see him now. His tall figure with a slight his head with its stoop, locks of silver, his mild blue spare on

the

'

comes

not"

and

;

And,"

I

cried,

one

if

Miss Christabel she mistaken

never

sets

of

And

if

anything.down

pull where

to

our

two

or

you

come

you

stand

on

I

over

"

Oh,

you

are" not

ovnfoeci'nn

curoof

LIIVJ

r\f

VkJJlUU

want

turbed

look.

to

pews,

Herbert

have

earnest,"

he

have

had and

"

I

am," I replied. at enough praying

I

the

convent, thing popish. I were we Protestants." ; thought " don't O, dear Miss Christabel, use such a word We are Catholics, And have you Anglo-Catholics. convent ? been in a You really could give many hints but I sup wrapped in mystery." pose much was never saw I ".I. any, mystery," " answered, except the nuns' patience with their how bore pupils they With us was always a mystery to me. was But everything straighforward so about truth." they were particular We were interrupted by the inroads of the Aunt Bessie boys, who said had sent for me. think

this

all

of

sort

!

;

;

;

t1,a

the dear

;

honest

was

Bessie A unt

of tea.

cup

tidy

and to

fresh I the lawn

proposed

my

went for a

going

all bed, as I had been travelling but I previous day and night, declined. The very of the trees sight and flowers, and the dear faces, put to

the

life

new

into

me.

:

two

They

guests.

The Curate, Rev. Herbert young but

with

energetic

man

;

a

fine

The then

were

contrast.

the

Honorable was Glenour, not

open

only

National Library of Australia

a

fine

good looking,

face,

mariner-

and

and

a

fresh,

the

so

It

fields,

before the There reaper. was the Harvest Home, and the ball, in the barn then the nutting parties in the woods, and the of gathering blackberries and other rural delights. And somehow in all these expeditions Mr. was Glenour at my side always and Mr. Colborne at Caroline's. and once I disliked this individual him called "that cub" when speak to me Caroline but she gave ing ;

such

and scolding on. despising

a

to

that

self,

came !

never

gradually and

more

and

at

and

I

Christmas was

thought. was only

England; "reading

I

kept

spoke

such

me

people, gifted

less

(though I

opinion) And

those

read

and unthan my my

him

of

own

Herbert

and

again. I be

to

each,

other,

all

parties I

as

1

perceived, and stayed

oftener

had

sort

a

of per

not

very

easy

either,

to reported would be just

was

I

me

said

like

colored are

up

and

said

Catholic

be so .next the clergy innovation."

June to

"

:

paper. letter to. It was

but

—

He

betrothed, I alive, happiest girl I should have said Herbert a deacon of the Church of he was with uncle my for a title to orders," as it

Alton,

was

had

hospital,

It.

is

Christabel,

of

"

not

course

"

a

we

were

the

have

should

I

of duty." would

would And indeed! you. duty, break your duty be to my And we had a little then and a delightful making up

let

Would

heart?". quarrel,

not

;

I

afterwards. came The spring and at last I on, could not help remarking the sadness that on rested brow and my uncle's I saw that Aunt Bessie's brow was I overcast. asked her what was the but she matter, off. put me My a uncle austere Lent. passed very He fasted far beyond his strength. no There are rules about fasting in of England so ythe Church everyone who fasts' arid in those days there were few who did do what very they think right. ;

—

a

Why

again.

son younger some moriey of

of

Lord

his

own,

niH Uivi

she

.my

uncle.

I

be

accom

in

returned

the the

grief

to my

appeared now

4ilUL

to

terrible

a

As for me, overwhelmed

aunt. was

so

I

may

by the

instance."

for

reddened

had

the

as well here, that the say blame of Caroline's conduct was on thrown first my uncle, by Sir and then George and Lady Colborne,

I

—

;

small-pox Herbert

A

nh Oi.lV>

lliAL

and So

hid myself, with shame.

for

marry

of

+n j

to

gone

about

uncle's resignation her was marriage

indeed and uncle

poor

were

us

whole

nave to rierpert, go priests the sick, and on among battlefields, and into I said, all sorts of dangers," "and it does riot- signify, because they have no wives or children but you, Herbert a into -fancy your going

atthe'call Indeed you

event

on

they

IAI

IwltCl

plished

O,

priests

told

O

Why

:

and

She

W

Catholic

a

license,

her wish known till

jput,

go

came

Caroline On Sunday afternoon told to aunt she should go for service Woodly Church, about two miles off, " me and she Don't back," expect I know "for the girls at the said, ask me to stay." will vicarage

special Paris.

priest.

to

affprnhnn

flip

;

;

shall

in for

I arrived on So when Monday, and was still Caroline absent, we thought on at she was staying Woodly. The next morning's post brought A letter came a from great shock. been at Caroline. She had never to she went London on Woodly Sunday night from a distant station, to was married Ralph Colborne by

,

we

in

he

to him.

came

dimly

some

was

Herbert Christabel!

hall,

that Just before took the bag, day, Caroline up the and said she would go and meet On her way she abstracted 'postman. to the letter Bishop. my uncle's

"

this that

anguish. stood on the table ;and the postman called

post-bag

my

;

more

called.

was

a

the resign He would

ful

who was clergymari, very High," had expressed at Herbert's surprise to me. engagement He had a wife himself, and it was not to her to hear how complimentary he lamented over that fact but he Said he had married in his be youth the " revival fore of Catholic teach ing," and; he added, they looked to the young men of the party to set an When example and practise celibacy.

.

the

in

fell

kindness

-

a

stood

corn

golden

lecture.

the How lawn looked with lovely its beds of bright flowers and its four standard of which roses, my uncle was so fond and which had been the of my childhood the white, -delight red, yellow, and York and Lancaster I leant back in a garden chair, and as I sipped tea I our my surveyed

was

;

Popish

1,0

;

eyes."

I When Aunt with

I

"

;

he said, again," fondly brushing " hair from brow her own my

the

all

I. took much of naturally up his tiriie: and thoughts but-hisargu ments soon He into anger. developed was so sure of his ground, so sure the Church of England a had future before her. One day, I remember, he was much because a very upset

bidding

XIIO

folded me in his arms with me then held back to " It's Christabel my own

tenderness look at me.

and

—

He

face.

home

The

though

I

II.

to

hands.

his

mental

est

hap

my

enjoy

betrothal.

far

came

they

seat

Bishop

the

;

serenity.

and

the

living

into the

answer before Bishop's but he that step taking any further not on would officiate Sunday, but Few leave it in the hands of others. even was words Herbert passed awed into silence by the pale, set face who was the keen of one undergoing

-

"

kne

my of my

outward

.

UUU

to

dear

longer,

will

to

await

I

I.

;

are

.

fVio

pvoc

in

So men of of late, But

said.

I

to

seem

than

with selt that 1" preoccupied hardly He a change in perceived my uncle. was consulted always much by the neighboring clergy they held him in he was so veneration true perfectly and straightforward, and no discussion5' or ever could ruffle his annoyance

I

plans."

iri

did

:

wanted

example

old

the top, peep to do with nothing your

to

so

with

I

pious. piness

expect

you an

darling

used

I

arid

it

more

;

rather

aunt,

still

was

write

to

said

are

;

example." "

Herbert

delights

is

Women but

his next The wife, day he told that and Herbert, his mind Caroline, to was made up become a finally he was and that about to Catholic,

a it him for little, me so dif his views were ferent from the rubrics and articles in the but I found this prayer book vexed I cared for him, and in reality none I was of these things. not a bit

Miss regret she would set

I

illogical,

argue seemed to

to

.

;

your

James Curtis,

surplice,

thinking Joseph and of the

Uncle

did

and

comes

and and

uncle

Douglas

!

;

world

his

me

,

Matins

sweet

be

-

never

!

were

;

—

'

?

of home, in looked dear old

always

was

how

musty church.

Sundays,

daily the

in

;

;

you

have

sometimes.

"

?

on

open

only

others, an

"

surely " Of course I do, dear old Wowo Let me kiss his nose don't be hard him I upon boys, and go slowly.

replied.

said Mr. Glenour, the congregation

"

"

it

I

cried.

Well,"

no

?

"

I

"

slowly,

me

he

!

am

was

?"

it

time." "

alas

but now. we Evensong." " And who

two

my

I

changes here,"

any "

Very few,

church

with

station

were .

rnncinc

me.

at the

me

find

'I

I The day after left Uncle Joseph some which seemed received letters to He remained him. all agitate day He aid not shut in his up study. to come touched meals, hardly any and said to his wife he should food, be busy and up all night. She knew meant that he would this very well as he often did spend the night v alone in the church.

;

I

"

find

years

Shall

volun

me.

back

me

III.

been

:

the

see

had

1

and Wednesday, on Monday.

on

fetch

comment.

bound by promise not to inter of Protestant fere with the religion A dozen of us were children. under care we their had to hear Mass, but an a week twice English lady came as and gave us religious instructions Some of my companions Protestants. were drawn towards the Catholic faith and said they would be Catholics when but I was grown up they were a little Protestant. sturdy

I hate glad; changes;". I Miss hope, Christabel, y.ou will influence into the throw your scale and induce uncle to let us your down these hideous pews." pull we As he said this entered the was a church. There I change. the missed dear old damp, musty and said so. smell, " Of in time the course, your

dear

my

"

the

take

to

."'Oh

sister, my only was three who my years and left who had therefore

Caroline,

the

and

and

teered

did

but

had

aunt

church,

in

I

;

life,

going

eager to -Honorable

was

I

.

going

baby

a

tea

school

me

born,

was

when uncle

was

was

of

five

mean

I

yard. After

whom

to

So I can of those only tell the history few days at the rectory as I learnt them and I from my aunt, give the narrative in brief words and without

were

;

for

watching

—

-They

with

nuns

me

lived

was

No one could be engaged to him without becoming High Church, for in his religion. his heart and soul were We had many and I discussions, much Catholic learned doctrine from him. The

took

with

who

.

that

words

the

were

was

days bert

and early passed away, asked to spend a few some relations of Herbert's about fifty miles off. Her

1

June

Bishop. " Romish

shadow married

before,"

ana

ne

naa

the

papers

before

his

casting its niece well-

giving

up

his

let

ner

the

and

living;. in appear

name

niece

the

as

clergyman,. :

deceit

to get

was

of

a

papers

beneficed with this

almost by the of resignation. At last an note from imploring me out Herbert of brought my place into the garden. hiding He was crimson witth excitement " and What are indignation. you ? going to do, Christabel " I don't Do ? know what you mean. I can I am too do nothing to miserable. hide my Lonly want head for shame." that's "Oh, about Caroline! pooh of no importance. have Many girls It is done worse. uncle I am your He will and of. leave this, thinking as he will he does so go, the sooner, the better what is to become of announcement

post

same

came

the

as

letter

"

—

These

in

-

?

;

.

"

face

Eastertide

a so expecting family living be able to marry in a year be well and we: should off. And he was so and honorable; good, true, and generous and brave, throwing his whole heart into the work of re the Church of England. forming

:

—

;

"

you

?

"

I

must

go with

"

I

don't

want

tabel

don't

I

—

and

priests

them

of course."

to

go, Chris have

you want

the nuns."

into

plunged

to

midst

of

you Romish

—

.

happy

a

would

.

-

such

see

was

he

—

ever

you

and

.

Did

was Colbornes Short and so to be nearly de

;

World.)

Catholic

the

of the brilliant.

;

Tyborne,"

"

of

T i.

"

not

.

Author

the in

heir

as round-shouldered a cast in one formed eye, a vacant a face, yet with him, a sly look about stammering speech and boorish man was and I ners—this Mr. Ralph how kind it was of very thought to take Caroline such pains to amuse On each side of the lawn were him. thick with winding paths shrubberies, brook with a rustic leading to a little In that brook how often had bridge. I waded for in my minnows fishing These lead on paths girlish days! to the kitchen garden with the walled was" so fruit of which uncle my there was the and proud apple and in and the glebe fields, orchard the midst rose the old grey Norman and round it the church church,

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truest

Excliaiujes.)

was

was

Mr.

Redmond's

Mr.

newspaper,

Harrington's Ireland as might be expected, in out and uncompro open Mr. Redcondemnation of

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difficult

secure

demand

to

Mr.

that

Parnell's United

policy, of his Ireland's

of the in his

speech

not

but

the labor

It

life.

is

interesting that Mr.

in stated account

conference Redmond the declared that only to alternative the adoption of his that was of unauthorised programme the

"

movement

Independent

coming

The most inte end." abrupt con and important matter resting nected with the report and comment in United Ireland on the proceedings is on the determination the part of and the Mr. influential Harrington of his party who think with members to persist him on the subject in their an National efforts for honorable reunion. to

Church

is

of Mr. merely of the fruits of

his

is

it

life

be

by

his

of

glorious

the of

—

all

much

too

asserting

such

O'Connell

The

action

Celebrations.

of

the

Pon bovereign tiff in approving the commemoration both in services, by special religious the Rome and Ireland, of fiftieth

In

to say

have

to

potent

equality national

religious of their

to

recourse

owing 1

solution

restoration

rights

?

Shannon

The

Shannon

The

Limited,

pany,

the

on

U1

to

success

attended up

Com be congratulated so has which far

Development are

I IIC

their

efforts

for

the

liUUie

1 1 VCl

J.UI

LUUIIbL

opening UcU-

In

nearly

every

case

their

plications

for

grand

jury

aid

fic.

ap have

been favorably and now entertained, the county Galway grand jurors have followed suit and granted a sevenyear subsidy of /250 to the scheme. can There be any doubt scarce'y that the project has a prosperous that future before it, and it is trusted ere

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tourist

many

seasons

are

Queen

its

past

a

and

slight

Portugal's

of

his other

Irish

Novidades

contains

(Portugal)

account of the last hours of death Hickey, O.P., whose been briefly chronicled. already

detailed

Father has

Hiekev

Father

was

a

the

the

M

SUFFER LONGER

COLD,

COUCH,

THAT

WITH

THROAT?

SORE

I

of nearly 60 years record affections of the Throat Colds, Coughs, La Lungs,

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Has

j

in curing

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and

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Grippe,

and

Pneumonia.

ant

take,

sure

and

esteem

Pectoral

Cherry

Ayer's a

to

Ayers Cherry Gold

Medals

Accept

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no

at the

World's

Cheap and

to

Pleas-

cure.

Pectoral Great

Worthless

Expositions. Substitute.

FIRE!

SALVAGE

GIGANTIC

own

doctors.

mao-nifirent

heartfelt loving sym of all who knew him. He pathies died his life counted young only He was born at two-and-fifty years. and was the son Gowran, Kilkenny, of a civil Father engineer. Hickey was a rare He and gifted preacher. at Santa Sabina, passed his novitiate in Rome, and after two there years to returned his convent of St. Maxu-

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to

of the

Catholic priesthood. This venerable priest immediately commanded respect for his dignified, and ascetic and austere, personality, his great gentleness at once attracted

specimen

and also sent her attend him with

condition,

physician

Confessor. The

Coy.

somewhat

in

with

met

full

a

Development

terms

a from few opposition unexplainable members of the Pembroke Commis sioners, the majority had the good sense to seal the with its agitation approval.

'

The

The

the prac against and adopted,

protesting

complained of was though a resolution

weapons

the

ot

use

to promised give the sub consideration, but meantime and Stockthe Irish Cattle Traders' owners' Association are acting wisely in the matter before the keeping public. at the Recently, Fermoy Board of Guardians' a re meeting,

similar

and

tne

authorities their

that

them

Portu the good of the concerning He exercised a great guese Church. over moral influence society, counting his a number of amongst penitents and even her members of the Court, Sva. Majesty the Queen of Portugal, D. Amelia. Whilst the con hearing of the Domin fessions of the children school ican convent at a Benefica, stroke suddenly seized him paralytic He re and he never spoke again. full consciousness tained, however, for some the rites days and received of Church, and then, surrounded with of those who the prayers and care he passed to loved him, his eternal reward. the Queen During his illness sent of frequent messages of inquiry

was

tor

12 remained of 1876

close

the

was sent to Lisbon in consequence of the precarious state of his health. He obtained the friendship of several and Patriarchs, Nuncios who did not them to think it beneath take him counsel to into their matters relating

Cattle

Ireland.

he

Here towards

he

ject

tice

win

House of attention

meat roreign imported the troops in stationed

this It

to

enough

Irish

to

and

ears,

Commons a few to the drawn Irish cattle breeders suffered to the immense amount of

ago

injustice

the Catholics of triumphs have secured Germany and Austria within recent years have been largely due to their of O'Connell's copying methods. Is it hoping too much to realisation of this fact expect that will induce our own once people still

the

weeks

as

more

Injustice

France.

min,

Breeders.

pos

an

The

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of the

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not

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causes

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sacred

most sible

country

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so in the evangelisation fruitful It is noteworthy, of the Netherlands. in fact, in Hol that since the arrival new land of the Internuncio, Mgr. has the Catholic Tarnassi, religion

been

ROME.

been

astonishing progress that be forgotten the young Queen herself thought good at the to be solemn reception present of the Papal Internuncio.

Vaughan

His

Eminence

reached

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in .

Cardinal

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Vaughan

agreeably recently, the large circle of friends astonishing him at the Termini station awaiting and he freshness by the vigour so fatisruiner a iournev. showed after the arrived Along with the Cardinal Dr. Rev. VicarRight Mostyn, of Wales, and Apostolic the Cardinal's assistant at All three repaired where

English take up

to

are

College, their abode during stay Rome. The Cardinal to in intends in until remain the Eternal City on after the canonization ceremonies the It month. is an 27th of this secret that the Holy Father open until had reserved the arrival of his the Eminence his decision regarding at the celebra Papal representation tions

their

month

this

of

our

Queen

does not interfere however, that the the fact person pro

bably other

will delegated circumstances del Val, who,

Merry Canada

The

of the

O'Connell

.

Scilla the

of

Queen's

reign.

Celebrations Italy.

in

Cardinal Vaughan is to be one of at those who will assist the solemn in memory funeral service of Daniel the O'Connell in Church attached to the the Irish Here lies College. heart of the for Daniel Liberator, on O'Connell his death.bed in Genoa willed his heart to Rome. He was to the Eternal to see travelling City newlv-elected

the who

himself

and

PoDe. hailed

was

Pius as

a

philanthropist. moved profoundly

to

of General and one

ripe

known.

GREAT

couragement

is

great

patriot memorated. not

Rome

as

dead,

proud

being

halo

of glory with of one of Ireland's memory has been surrounded.

Pilgrims Recently the Sixtine pilgrims strangers Rome.

grimages east

of

Vatican.

Holiness

said

for

Chapel

and

for

a

.

to

three number

Bishop made

character

of

martyr a

over

the

of

great and

for

The P.P.,

show,

or

lines, House.

in

The

800

Henry

with composition the spot where

of the

gave

his

Church,

life-blood strikes

on similar performance the same sacred Chapter

Cathedral.

Herald that The Catholic states the re before the end of this year mains of the late 'Cardinal Manning and of his Cardinal predecessor, be removed will from Wiseman, their present resting place to the new now cathedral in West being raised Herald the minster. 'The adds that ceremonial of translation will be a most

of

I

imposing-one.

Pilgrimage. Catholic: number of London Catholics are a to undertake shortly pilgrimage to the ruins of Walsingham Abbey, The ancient shrine of Norfolk. " Our Lady of Walsingham" was A

Brosnan, an issued Fellowsays: a few minutes' of the Liber-

and ator, structure

now

beside

Church.

Canon has

tne

kppn L-'WV"

f

cnralv

W«j

and

roof

tvia

the church for divine service be In a few found wanting. days the Catholic. Church Ireland throughout commemorate and in other lands will the 30th anni by solemn celebration death of O'Connell's and versary to

prepare will not

;

I may express

not the

be

able a votive

year

this

humbly hope that

to

permitted

brilliant,

numerously

attended From

church

Requiem

for

in

so

the in tators.

or to assist as cortege spec His Excellency Mgr. Rinalthe Nuncio dini, Apostolic at Brussels, Mgr. Waffelaert, Bishop of and a large number of clergy Bruges, and took part in the pro religeuses cession. The city was en Jete for the and its mediaeval occasion,' quaint, so were streets, the usually quiet, scene of much animation throughout the day.

in

fire

the Paris

victims of took place Cathedral. of Paris

Dame

aim

of

Fire.

for

in Notre recently The Cardinal-Archbishop

muse

aiiiuugsa

piesem

President of the Republic, the de Leuchteiiberg (represent ing the Czar), the Prince and Prin the cess Radziwill (representing Emperor and Empress of Germany), and the Lord Mayor of London. There was a large and sympathetic the Due

the

gathering,

Julian.

building The

filled.

being Church In the

AMERICA.

The

was

whilsL Father Ollivier, subsequently M. Barthou, Minister of the Interior, The French delivered an oration. sent a Government magnificent wreath and another beautiful wreath, was from the received Emperor and

Empress

of

Imperial

crest.

great

Catholic

been

the

has

day

Archbishop

of

Jubilee

Ryan. event

celebration of Jubilee

episcopal

Silver

Rev.

Ryan, Archbishop

Dr.

The

delphia. Anril

nn

t

of the of the the Most

of Phila occurred

anniversary hnt

a. -J

"r

deferred

rp.lfihrnrinn

f"hfi

waa "

7

Easter

until

W.WT

when

week,

three

to devoted it. At days were was cele Mass, which Jubilee brated by the Archbishop on himself, Wednesday, April 21, in the presence of Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop

the

and and

Martinelli,

hierarchy

large clergy,

Iowa.

buque,

number of the the preacher

a

Archbishop

was

the

Du

of

Hennessy,

Among

principal

parade of the boys of who mustered schools, to was the number of 8000. There street also a of trades parade great in which a special and other societies, taken by the local survivors part was was displays the Catholic

a

of the of the

Federal Army, in recognition to the debt due by them Arch

bishop

for

to

them

him

to

charitable

their

great

rendered

tributes and aid

eloquent

by him,

Everything

undertakings..

carried

was

by

given

with

out

magnificence.

Weakened Vitality IMPOVERISHED

Germany

Great

bearing

did Read what Ayer's Sarsaparilla for the Rev. Z. P. Wilds, a wellYork known in New city missionary the late eminent and brother of Judge Wilds: "I from

was

boils

for many and other

years

a

sufferer

of a eruptions like caused nature, by the impover ished state of my blood. My appe was tite poor and my system a good deal run down. the value Knowing of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, by observa tion of the good it had done to others, I began taking it. My

Improved

Appetite

com

cata with mourning.were the coffins at the Church Valin Countess and Madame was An address by given

A

1

memor

Victims

the

Requiem

terrible

of the

pre

BLOOD.

Paris

the

draped falque

more

in

all years. of ceding parts and even from Flanders, in places other provinces, trains special brought in thousands of visitors to join either

FRANCE.

pletely

was

than

commemorative and be completed. may

are and nationality alike my Religion in this hour of need, when advocates the funds of the O'Connell Memorial are exhausted. Church

were

and

exceptionally

in

effort

The

pious manifestation. function was edifying

dilapidated

inclusive, when, as per agree roofing to be is ment, the key of the church All further handed over. particulars at hand are The open to inspection. much and so good work proceeds,

the

'

—

which he so often wor the unfinished O'Con Since the Church. the of work last happy- resumption November very satisfactory progress has been made, the unfin bringing ished walls almost to the height for the required roofing. Through devotion of our people and the gener of the friends of Ireland through osity 18s. has out the world, gd. "14,543 been paid to the contractor, and there more now on due the is nothing usual drawback the building except of 12 per and 153 cent., gs. 2d. in the Munster and Leinoverdrawn ster Bank, whilst payment to the contractor is the up to guaranteed

omciareu us

a

New

Rev.

Very

Cahirceveen, he appeal, in which within countrymen, walk of the birthplace

worth, gives idea of the Catholic saint Sir.

Memorial

O'Connell

what Becket," we have our own

that

that

the

We not be shall comprehension. hear next if we that Dean surprised and Judy has had a Punch Farrar

Harlem, object

The

"

real correct

to read' few yards

of

our

of

in

periodical

IRELAND.

Fund.

a

;

on May who, on that Tennyson's

over

desecra being an act of downright minister Christian How any a in the such could permit thing Canterbury Chapter House surpasses

in

Mass bodies

Pontiff's particular Sovereign and was attention, to encouraged coritinue the work that has of late

National Library of Australia

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sons

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Canterbury

benefit

and its

Archbishop great in defence of Holy

I

leader,

"

its

Irving

and conducted by Mgr. a well-known of Scotton, organiser from the Venetian pilgrimages pro vince. other two were The from Holland and from the diocese of Piacenza in Italy. Mass After the in Holy Father received the pilgrims audience. A to Dutch pilgrimage and it will be Rome is a rarity, readily that took understood the Holy Father a keen in these interest devoted sub from a Protestant jects country. their the

the

in

persons,

Mgr. Bottemanne,

for

and

who recently of the three The largest pil was that from the north Italy,

will

given

to the

tion.

the

at

his

great

be

merits, estimation of

for the illustrious their share to the the which earthly

prayers and to add

occasion, " Becket Thirteenth

Irving, read

ever

—

themselves their

Henry

Century Now, Tennyson's

—

Italians

Sir

have

.

place bute

will

to

31

a

London.

final

BRITAIN.

Cathedral

that

ago, O'Con

honour

to

is

twenty-five

feeling, attention the press, calling " that the magnificently House ot Chapter

years

fifty

and

recently,

Farrar, Protestant

would

com

again

a

is

Genoa the also memory. will of his death tri pay its the to eminent orator, pious

nell's

offer

And, alone

be

to

held

who of Canterbury, as it divine, with, real Christian appear, very little a letter to has just addressed

Dean

edited

years,

this the

in joining This year

rises shipped, nell Memorial

Desecration.

Fifty years the en then, and, with of Leo XIII., Ireland's

since

of

vioxmnnr

SuperiorFathers, orators

greatest

Bishops.

age.

liberator IX. was

at Requiem funeral ora

Ventura, Theatine

the

of

has

Italy

to

Padre of the

tion

passed

assist hear the

Cardinals

IX..

and he orders the for death, gave celebration funeral ser sumptuous of him. Ac vice in commemoration on two distinct days vast cordingly in the assembled cele gatherings brated Church of St. Andrea Valle Masses, and

New

—

Consistory, Cardinals

new

Pius at O'Connell's

a

della

Con,sisto.ry

the

F. Miss Susie one of the Swift, the best known of among brigadiers the Salvation Army, has announced her the conversion to Catholic Church. It is understood this was brought about through the influence of Rose Hawthorne with Lathrop, whom Miss Swift became acquainted of her work in the course among the who Miss has been Swift, poor. for a number with the Salvationists

Lor

were

Mgr. be remembered,

Ruffo occasion

the

London on Golden Jubilee

to

recently

There bishops were appointed. nominated also bishops twenty-four the four new including by brief, referred American bishops already whose Cardinals to. The appoint are were ments Bishops published of Rouen, of Lyons, Sourrieu Coullie and Martin Laboure of Rennes, de Compostella. of Santiago Herrera, contained allocution The Papal notable. The Archbishop nothing is in his de Compostella of Santiago that of Lyons in his 67th 62nd year, Rennes in his of that 56th year, and that of Rouen in his 73rd year, the With the exception of year. the of Rennes, newly Archbishop have a Cardinals reached selected

Delegate.

Merry del Val, it will Cardinal accompanied

The

At four

permit Mgr. at in present

is

Fourier,

raine.

and

the

all

and

The

—

Papal

as

-if

—

be

was

the of apostle was of the celebration most the authorities kind, gorgeous to the revive determined having in all its ancient ceremony splendor. were no that there estimated It is in fewer than 40,000 persons present the Cathedral.

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to all violable, thereby securing nations freedom of correspondence with him, donated real estates some to the Church. These were given

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the

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the Pope lives very His own his appartments, woollen his table at robe, he eats alone, entail a mere

Personally simply. white which

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tion

Railway

time

to

ago

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plans

Midland

the

workshops

the

Eastern

thus

lithographed, The works.

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is

Monday

morning state

premises

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Bayley

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tained

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will

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nights toattend,

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all

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by the

the amount with cope for various mills export.

—

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number

large

a

of

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out

the

Carriages.

Railway

in

Improvements

turned

first

separate

and

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composing

the other half class carriages venience.

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to

the

trace such

of

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at the

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the

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of

—

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the

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following and

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the

month

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the

the

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Catholics

contributed this collections. former of

the

isolation

which

the

live, dered

to

he

invaluable and

sacred

and

impetus profane

laudable

effort

he

Christian

world

urgent

reasons

should

be

ings

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this

cause

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of

the

the

same

faithful

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to

send

as

soon

as

in

Bishop

leaves

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Church,

religion, and the

countless

claims

are

the means on

the

donations. in

Avreath

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carried

a

beautiful

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wards

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nf

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Mr.

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trim

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as

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sacraments The

than larger the exception

that

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held

by

of pleasure congratulations

their

acquaintance.

this case. forwardness

of the

has position, both socially the all

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of

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heart,

Avithin

happy future, a

of

our

Avedded safely in life.

to that

tli,ey

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means

union

superfluous trust

Holy of

together Avill Church,

kindred and

bliss, and securely,

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bride

had

the ever

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of

so

in

;

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Jubilee. were They prettily on their and reflected great credit their who took such about trouble

I

district

do s \ a very the sterling

possess Avith the croAvn

common

the

to

glad

am

Father

friends

services

Special Boulder

Avith

the of

Mass

Avill

that

held

were

Jubilee

Queen's

are

life

a

as

Churchy and

at

connection

in

A

celebrations. God for so

to

Thanksgiving

His

there

here

last

out

be

Avill

week.

the

rejoice

Sunday

on

of

favorable that unless

he

of

pro the

condition a

occurs

of

so valuable hopes that to the to be prolonged.

likely

the

the

taken

end

the

honor

consider

the

by

strong is

that

doctors The unforeseen

something of danger

in

toAvn

say has

Deasey

change.

the tAvo in joined

attending

the

Avon-

the His Church during prospering said at both places at reign was An eloquent sermon Avas 10 a.m. preached in the at ICalgoorlie evening by the Very Father Avho Rev. John, por graphically of the the Queen trayed sterling q ualities and and private described in her life, public

derfully Queen's

the

events

leading

the

of

last

60 years.

He

to

the religious of the freedom enjoyed by the Catholics and the to steady and consequent Empire, of our holy religion triumphant progress the Queen's during reign. made

reference

special

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a

number

periodical, Catholic on the

may

be, its

o

in Mr.

a

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for

in

for

large

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groAV I

cities

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to

Wherever up

an

anything

au'yi

the

Avill

Avere

Irish

an l?n

at

capital not the

sufficient

an

University

ataaioiai

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to

in

hope not

be

city," proper it may

supply

Irish

Roman

to

in

say

the

the

at Clonuniversity be is deal to a great Rolleston's suggestion,

of Mr.

favor

"po

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Rolleston,

4

institution A

if need, and and had Catholic, I sliouldfix matter, There macnoise."

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expression

Dublin.

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town

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Rolleston, university.

a

of

:

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gives promised

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the

last

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CATHOLIC

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the

seats

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of students. reception to study than is more favorable as of population, much the the busy centres of favor the latter activities may bustling life. and commercial Oxford Cambridge the for are more suitable contemplative than calmness of the recluse or philosopher in London or Paris. Cluan-mac-Noise the retreat of the of Irish sons signifies have and of old the must nobles," place of the been frequented by the aristocrats and who the learned Avere among country selected Seclusion

for

the

"

either.

though

both,

souls Avith .many enable them their

The

If

reach them

and

their

guests

man

Catholic

Queen's attired,

place

joined Avith her her to endeared

Avish

Avhich

qualities

bride, have

the

end.

an

through

writes

testimony

business

a

of the

to

cession

showers

straight and dis genial very popular

himself

as

Service

of

departed of

it

to Catholics,

brought

children

situated

and

dear

so

Fathers,"

The

In

his

by

character

made

good looks

kindliness

Collopy,

hymn

schools

merry

Avho

deserved

were

Mr. of

all

Avas Benediction time, Avith anyptlier Mission. of the closing

at

soul-stirring "Faith of our Celebration Jubilee

the.

hour.

.striking the bride

districts.

at

The

London.

numerous

bore aa'hich

in

esteem

these

in

attendance

happy good

later

a

both

Avere

ward,

Brookman

has re Frederick just most successful a giving Menzies, Niagara Niagara, Malcolm, Yerilla, Tampa, and About 600 people approached

Mount Goongarrie.

and and

The

pro to be and to

Father

Falls, the

in-

same.

The

the

the

Avishes

good

in their ringing their at departure

debt

philanthro

prominent

a

nun's

guests

pair beneath

trip

reduce

and The

After

happiness midst

of St. success

wore

the

young

aid

in sreat the

a

maintenance.

a

the

an

O

considerably

maintain

such

Avho

blue

of

was

numerous

the

as

pearl

tied,

given

Brookman,

appearance.

of

Avith

and

concert Bnsnital

couple

of

mission

s ;

Gnrl's

and will curred in

parents,

Mrs. Isabel and Veronica

hats.

the

the

weex

Hill.

in

In

a

grand

others

Avisliing Avealth

Correspondent.)

oegan

he Avill after Sunday to Dundas, Woodgiemoultlia,

proceed

and

OAvn last

note interesting question by at Mr.

The

government of meeting the Papal Exchequer.

Norseman

the

avail

bride,

residence

all

the

the

JAeven

that

moment

The

silk

been

the

Ave

inte of

Avith knot

In conclusion, it may seem

advocacy

the

She pretty. orange blossoms, bridal bouquet.

Avore

at

groom

;

and

present

Avere

pink picture

«

Our

Melbourne Devonshire parents, Cottage, a Road, Avliere sumptuous repast had been for them. toasts Several Avere prepared each the one with honored, present vieing

the

offer

iratner

out

money, the

man.

of

come

convenient

to their bound up

and

took

children

you in

Well £300,000. Ave large surplus

silk, ivory extremely

have

are

faith,

his their

names

in

and to reunite

in

looked

veil

a

friends

to

back

ex

assemblage

for their honeymoon of rice, and Avith the

every

shoAv

bridesmaids

dressed

Avas

making

ren

given

studies,

the

Avhy

liberal

are

priests

in

has

making

is

in

society he

lias

To

going

the

Wednesday

On

best

fortune.

diocese, far surpass

he

at

large

a

The

mings,

(From

his

assembled

SS.

Bishop to point out

much

balance

inst.,

nuptial

of

in

£105,137.

veiling,

the

services

religion the

country,

year The

Avill

credit

made

venerable age besides the Pontiff, has been compelled

present

in

to

the

able

bridesmaids

the

in

have

although not got

Sunday

Feast

Lordship

increase

at, say, have a

Ave

bridegroom's

col

be

Avill on

million

I

June

KALGOORLIE.

be

Avill

one

Evelyn Boyle, sister-in-laAV, sisters and Agnes Boyle, younger Michael bride. Mr. Campbell acted

;

of

A shoAv

revenue, may point revenue for April Avas £237,961, and I the estimate £221,501,

father.

;

The

total

a

expenditure and for 1896-7

our

for

;

at

The

an

been

of

:

Mission

Avill

£1,823,863, £828,746.

;

—

at credit namely,

satisfactory.

over

year.

not

to

Infantry V.D., to be

—

from

1896-7

us

of

Field and

1st

Artillery. Major S. Gardiner,

be

known

afternoon, in gathered Cathedral witness the of the to marriage Miss Mary Elizabeth Boyle, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boyle, noAV of this but of city, formerly IpsAvich, Queensland, and Mr. Michael son of the late Collopy, of Mansfield, Mr. William Joseph Collopy, The Victoria. Avas marriage ceremony A. Bourke, performed by the Very Rev. the bride V.G., being given aAvay by her

;

—

from

making

Wedding.

Dumberning, experimen

Collection.

for

last

Haynes,

J. C. Strick Captain Staff Warrant Officer Major. T. Bryan, bandmaster, Band, Headquarters to be honorary 2nd Lieutenant. Promotion Officers of Non-commissioned Sergeant Patrick Henry Fay, 1st Infantry Regiment, to be bandmaster with of Warrant the rank Officer Richard Sergeant Birch, to be 2nd Class Staff Medical Staff Corps ; Sergeant, be Houston to Robert Bugler Corporal Sergeant. to

turned

The satisfactory. the financial year in round numbers,

was

May

16th

Subiaco, 35 acres, for vines 2 roods for Bulong, Methodist Church 1 Buleng, 3 public utility; BridgetoAvn, camping ground. Pence Peter's

fairly

£1,858,694

have

is

(Government

quarry

Avas

more

giving

E. W.

Major

Field

addition

even

over

revenue

Armadale, 2 Jackson,

;

is

revenue

1895-6

uoav

in to

is,

hoAvever,

Avas

the

£2,652,609, penditure

Gerald-

;

this

year

—

Artillery

:

been

of the toAvn, has most generously pist mised to build a Avard in the hospital,

our June, including eleven days, of £539,939 will gentlemen, you say

received

for

;

for

be

increase

for

Wonga,

stores

municipality)

to

There

comparison,

£2,880,485,

1

acres

Health site;

acres

for

that

short

we

1 rood for of Coolgardie, Church 11 acres for Moora, watering place Menzies 1 for acre Church; Baptist 1 acre for Menzies, public utility; Wynd for Parke rham, 2 roods police quarters acres

me

very

1895-6 and

;

41 Perth

with

revenue

1 rood

Coolgardie,

867

the for I think,

for

24th

the

expendi £400,000. total the

bring

which

estimate 15s. 4d.

it

within

June

financial year, 3s. aa'hich us 7d., gives the 30th on

£312,064 surplus

are

Bardoc,

;

commonage of England

area,

number

j

j

to the

Avishes the earnestly priests to the committed to their care the people claims that this their gene appeal has on As as the rous response. long Papal States remained in the of the possession dei'ived from them Holy See, the revenues to the necessities of the uni aa'ere applied versal but since instead of 1870, Church, the dishonouring dotation offered accepting Italian the Government, Holy by the has appealed Father to Catholics through the and his has out never Avorld, appeal been in vain. His is confident Lordship the increase in the that, considering great

the

the

for

agricultural

Peter

be position the towards have accordingly

Instructions for

in

toAvn

throughout

Works, that

the

1897

Board school

Church

lection

Fre

at

Public

the

Moora,

:—

Magnet,

Local for

Peter's

depart

decided

Sales.

collections of April,

for

acres

Avithin

of

Avater

Department

roods for

the result that he

Stores

Director

Government undermentioned

Customs the return

roods

rood

promise.

a

large connected.

Land

Postal

Primitive

Go

for

issued of

of

matter, Secretary

Piesse,

Mole.

North

not attention

any

The

F. H. suitable

for

for 700

quarantine

Reserve, the forthcoming

Government

for

mantle.

Mr.

the

Under to

failed ments

was

ago im

the

for .£1,000 Third Swamp

the

to

;

con

time

Some

promised of

for

Mount

acres

acres

and

money drew the

Council vernment

great

a

on

9d.

follOAving

sum

ended 30th June year 7d. a This Avill leave the year's transactions

16s.

lis. balance

Passionists, Missions

reserves

at

credit

receipts that the

The

public

the

to

give

a

difficult

is

of

therefore, the

of

it

computed

month

will,

a

for

expenditure

the

£227,875

.

the

as

up be

Reserve.

Swamp

provement and

made will

5

ville,

Premier

the

be This

and train, of second-

the

—

Third

will

of

.

thus

to

for

balance

Rev.

May

—

the

of

The

less

no

have

at I

in

investigating

following

26th,

has the

At the Review Reign, held on the the Com Tuesday, the orders, general making date from to promotions,

read

the

May for

—

effort—

for expenditure up to £2,652,609

be

mandant

Regiment

considerable

ture

sus

of The

same

30,

Perth

rate

Military Promotions. in honor of the Record Perth Esplanade on

command

com

(last

have

not

—

June

to

No. 1 (Perth) V.D., commanding to be Lieutenant-Colonel Battery,

may

some

to arrive month

;

ton,

select) of the

to the 31st of expenditure May After month) avhs £2,252,609 16s. 7d.

and

Institute; Wonga, 8 acres 15 acres for public utility Mulgarrie, 40 acres for sanitary purposes; Mulgarrie, roods for Child 2 explosives; Coolgardie, ren's for 2 foods Hospital; Wandering,

"

"

up, the im-

be suffering back of the

are

be able districts.

;

very

estimated ex from period July 1897 Avas £2,720,390.

the

the

could

Reserves.

post-office stables for

kept

estimate 8s. 4d.

Smith,

inflicted

visited

for

the

all

Mechanics'

for

popular.

the

Financial

of

accidentally

police

1896, to The actual

found

Avas

to the

soon

as apart rood 8 perches

avUI

for

amounts

land

the

over

That

back

was

the

been

and

rates

general to £15,424 19s.

Lieutenant-Colonel

1,

avIio has Frederick, been en C.P., Missions at Menzies and gaged in giving the stations, surrounding passed through the Capital his on Wednesday on Avay to Mount The Rev. Fr. is Kevin Magnet. a Mission at Norseman. We under giving stand that most of the districts at the gold-

and they Avill in the southern

p.m.,

Tickets

members

Important

£455,485 for penditure

Father

fields

being

than

case.

sot

this

are

week

conveyed

Avas

it

Avilfully The

Public

invited

that

anticipated

is

We

and

found Avound at

—

number It

the

man

the

was

severe

ascertained.

a

at

Maher

—

of

more

Coolgardie.

at

unconscious

but

McNamara was a man evening a and sus from thrown trap at Claremont He of the 'brain. was concussion tained Perth and died at to the removed Hospital, was native of He a midday on Tuesday. Victoria. South Melbourne, Men's Society. At Catholic Young the June the next meeting of the society

a

conscious

quite

uoav

an

head,

Sunday

with

Friday

Affair

Progress On

is

one

—

last

On

in

once.

Accident. named

it

Illness.

Mysterious

from

them

present

temporaiy

His numerous friends speak. glad to hear of his recovei'y.

some

in

delay

a

work

at

colonies

The

the

remove

replace

On

and

Junc

sent

were

—

Start

across

Father say that Deasey, Avho seemed death last week, has made a Avon-

proAring, able to all been

8

a.m.

—

construc

had been hope of saving his life given and that for on day a change occurred better. Every day since he has been

—

Work'

Junction

to

recovery.

A

weeks;

Midland

then

Deasey's

to

near

so

—

three

for

adjourned

the

one.

Father

glad

in

mOnth

as

soon

from

obtained

crease

.£156,838

as

for

Avooden bridge North Fremantle.

at intend

the

be

2

lobby.

—

:

Bridge.

invited

temporary

Government

begin.

soon

against corresponding

the

Proposed The

—

be

River

t.Vltt

intends to The Government Lifebuoys.— parts of distribute lifebuoys along various ior iu case of accident, use the Swan River have a this view and with they purchased of them. large number

shops.

to

are

derful

ment.

Fremantle

for

Tenders

it.

_

ti/xnhir JLVUVaj

UiiCVU

be

the railway illuminated

Tenders

station

until

occasion. the

Statement. In replying of "The to the toast Ministry" at the Citizens' in Perth on Banquet Mr. the Tuesday evening, Wittenoom, made the state Acting Premier, following ment the state of finances on of the colony You Avill all remember that the estimated for the revenue ended June 30 this year Avas The actual £2,425,000. revenue year to the 19th of June received last Friday was 16s. 7d. In how £2,751,125 addition, there will be the eleven ever, remaining after days of June, Avhich I have estimated, careful in to bring consideration, £129,359 9d. This will lis. amount of give the total for the revenue financial ended 30th year 8s. 4d. This is in June, at £2,880,485 an

;

has

Fremantle

—

and jetty 1.1.4.

and

together,

put

at

light

—

been

Fremantle.

for

electric

in

at

is

An

—

Light

Electric for

plant

The

the

mittee.

.

—

for

provided

as

We have bean asked to acknow Perth. towards ledge the following subscriptions fund of the above the building church Mr E., Mr. Henratty, McGillicuddy, per £1 Is. Mr. 5s. Koleher, jur.,

GENERAL

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and

Then, as the magistrate he with the in that differed their jury it will that in expressing verdict, seem an in to that of individual opinion opposition consider to the a body appointed expressly a decision evidence and arrive at just to himself he was a there, arrogating not without however position precedent, which consider he should not have many aside the question of assumed for, putting branded bad such an utterance the taste, in face of the fact man accused a guilty the had decided that he that was jury This incident innocent. unpleasant may

This

at

been

having

uaivtJ

A

ncttiu

wx

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pwvioiuu

enable

made to their liyalty

demonstrate The niggers

xxw

them

to

to

Her

Gracious.

in the coastal districts residing with a week's feeding, regaled does the not exceed four providing outlay said week. for the per head Why shillings of has not been season a similar luxury to the inland has been extended aborigines In the left to Constitution conjecture. the of selfAct, which conferred principle on Western Australia, pro government of

been

made

aboriginals

of

has

the

aside

for

revenue -

the

their

from

this

source

the

Aborigines

The vested

is

money in

befoi-e the ani

or

clauses

of

the

which

relate

colony to

repugnant from

the

of

absolute

the

fact

the

to said

are

the

control

League

Government,

first

deprives

the

whole

of

them of

years unfurled

when

ago, the

the

the

kind

to the

ameliorate wretches

have

Goldfields

tionary

will

innocent

when

condition

who

gardie begging broken off clothing this during In

season.

the

boom

the

time

was

of

original and his

wastes

and

all its inhabitant

view

of

time

was

this

fact,

distressing

to

cast-

benefactions.

#

#

'

Mr.

himself When and bench,

the him

and

verdict

enjoy

announced of "not

jury that

guilty,"

and

his

seat

R.M.

their

the

received

of the Exhibition month of April,

the

them

In

jury.

that

apparent not

justified

jury ering.

up that

was

involved

the in

with

this

connection

Resident trying their

the in

it

Q

thi'oughout the

votes

of

has

retired

from

are

six

into a

and be

sees

the

electors. the contest,

bearded midst staff

of

occurred

deceased and

with

was

a

Friday

one

of the

after

a

residence,

managing

director

be

had

intention

his

been

R.

of the

field,

Mining companies on

J.P., succumbed Iris

and It

in the flags the city were a token of halt-mast as respect Mr. G. A. late of brother Matheson, Alex, and James of the Matheson, Stores Company, Coolgardie, who at

Messrs. Mutual succumbed local

to

an

attack

of

fever

in

the

hospital. #

A

#

termed that

the

in

hurry

consid accused of

the

"

great

the

newspapers

the a

other a

"

rumpus "

former

Baths

is

being

just now grant." of

Mayor

'

for

which

it

was

kicked"

up

what

is

over

It

appears and land

Coolgardie a grant of

persons-obtained of the position of pux-pose erecting of devoting Instead

central

alleged thereon. the purpose

to

the

Any her not

town

public the

granted,

for

the

baths land'

to

they

has

she

to civil

for life

is

not

religious, contract, be would

It

not

not

married.

a

neces

of Henry IV. his plea was to Clement VIII. consent to the with marriage

of

Valois

case

he established

faction

of result

court

was

not

He

of

force.

plea to the satis which he appealed,

to

decree

a

there

that

marriage.

result

this

the

decision

the

was

When

but divorce, had been a

never

therefore

was

did

of

free

marry Mary Grand Duke of

to

divorce

in

sense

courts

and

no

not the

understood

by Protestants

recognise

marriage

law. attitude

of

sundering indicated'

the

by Pope Pius Napoleon, his brother

divorce

sacred

we

desire to the

satisfied

us

of

Miss

in having valid, marriage

a

that

power render

tribunal Church.

in

his our

of

the

and' room

Freeman.

not

judgment

contrary

Chui'oh.

Hence

conscience

the

wishes; in

a

as

and

the

end

his

tenure

of

rector,

as

he in

set

sail

the

for

Austi-alia.

Southern

He in

Hemisphere

For

several his

xnissions

and

At

the

beginning

long

and

arduous

his

strength.

upon

he

supex-ior established

several

gave of

the

labors

had

begun

By direction

came

monastery

on

to

at

Glen

re

present

the

of newly-

Osmond,

Since then his Max-ch 16 last. had been one of an invalid. It was and indeed hoped, believed by those around his of him, that sickness was a curable the and that charactex-, expix-ation of a few months him would see restored to health and be fitted for a resump perfect tion of the duties of life. missionary Late on Monday night, howevex-, alarming manifested themselves. Dr. symptoms who had been in constant at O'Connell, tendance the on since Ms arrival patient in South was sum Australia, hurriedly moned after Medical science midnight. for was Father powerless, however, Regi nald gradually sank, and a few minutes before 8 o'clock on Tuesday morning he A solemn expired. requiem for the repose

arrivingon condition ;

ma

suui

Glen

iiuun.

etu

jjiciuo

Osmond,

oi>.

jraui

a

jcveurea.1/,

Thursday

and morning, at the close the fol funei-al immediately lowed. of the Chief By special permission the remains were in a Secretary deposited of; Glen the Osmond pox'tion grounds. Messrs. J. B. Siebert & Sons had charge of the funeral arrangements. Father was a close, Reginald thoughtful, and widely-read student. He far so was, the nature of Ms as duties peculiar per mitted student. He was him, an untiring familiar with the works of English chief so was with literature; he familiar, too, the of principal Continental expressions His loss is a thought. very great one, and his death will be mourned both by the of South hundreds Catholics to Australia, on

of

whom

his

his

name

is in

co-religionists

as

familial-, other

well

by

as

of

parts

the

continent.

doubt

statement Church or

as

de

closely and: person ineffectual

rendered

the

far

FLETCHER'S never

divorce

quibbling.

to

cure

INDIGESTION, COSTIVENESS, SOUR BREATH, HEARTBURN, LIYER DISEASE,

and

'

KIDNEY

COMPLAINTS. FLETCHER'S PILLS and CLEMENTS are the TONIC household remerecognised dies of the and every Australian colonies, tries to trade their designing on quack and renown. This is the reputation greatest and sufferers merit, want to proof of their be particular to get the genuine articles, as regret and are sure to disappointment follow the use of the of "Allthousands remedies so failing freely advertised. The and use of Clements reputation wide-spread Tonic and Pills Fletcher's are the greatest proofs of their appreciation by the public. If they were not as represented they would have of passed out memory long ere this but instead their sale is and greater they esteemed are more day by day and week by this week, and their emphatically proves Listen to no argu undisputed supremacy. ment from interested, demand the parties articles and TAKE genuine NO SUBSTI TUTE. ;

by the on

PILLS

fail

;

the

so

case

august

forcible for

Your would

will your Majesty desire which animates

your

in

was

"

of our of God,

that-

hope

authority

abuse

justice, a

do

we

ourselves

whole

that

leaves no New York

him

from

the

seconding

clear

asked

abominable before the

pends on us, especially with connected your is in this case family, by want of, power." This

had

Jerome

:

principles

be

in

who

the

usurp should

to pronounce of testimony

earnestly

VII.

—

us

we

the

sense of is clearly his letter to

most

even,

invariable

and

After

found

ministry

Majesty

modern bond

Baltitnoi'e.

to

we

before

highest

our

who

sacrament

a

Church

Emperor

and

as

in the to divorce the matrimonial

Popes as

to

by

generally,

new

The

the

;

the

he

marry,

here question and consummated

the

years

de

Medici, daughter There was Tuscany. of dissolving a legitimate no question of marriage

of

seven

ordained

'

of that valid a

a

was

the

of

or

such

This

was

Father Reginald was transferred as a simple private in the ranks of the Church to militant where Glasgow, the Passionists have one of their many establishments in Great large Britain. was There his principal work in connection with of the one of the large prisons city, and in 1891, under orders from acting his

ui

marriage in liberty

her make

divorce

was

to

a con

rne

appeal his

and

or

woman,

deprived

a

come

Margaret

a

eicner

divorce.

a

that

we

that

the

"force."

creates

A

necessary decision, free from

be

because

his

be be null

through fear marriage ceremony,

Fear which is

liberty contract.

sary, Now

or

parties. consents

who

honor

con

they

marriage

invalidates the parties A contract supposes

contracting

In

nnna

cue

He

of

At

years.

office

his

Suppose

would

and

philosophy.

three

year to tell

con

that

so

that

compulsion

in

possess, of the guilty

#

the

or

not

Saturday

"crime." married woman

he com read his

in missions 1887 he was transferi'ed to Broadway, where he made his in the of rector. novitiate, capacity The offices of are held in the superiority Passionist as in most orders of Order, the for the Catholic limited term of Church,

treats.

case

would

is

at

gave In

in

impedi

Church. eyes of the these impediments is

Were

intention.

were

the

that

one

the

—

sun

the of

"

his

On

in

of and

his

find

impediment

wx'ote

out

never

these

understand

to

a time he was stationed where the Passionists have of their one establishments in Australia. His in this that of viceposition place was rector under Father Patrick another institu proof of the democracy of Catholic tions his in the institution. junior "Whilst stationed at Marrickville he helped

having.

VII.

but

hoisted

could

Pius

Council, carrying

of

some

may

worth

Paterson, vestigated

the present the Legislative him from prevented

seat illness

bond

1876,

immed

community

rhetoric

years. and for

the

profession.

where

and

at

in

at

up

cannot be the parties

of

J anuary, 1892. Mairick ville,

To

a decision detrimenting

a

the

that

at

in

a

'

he

void

would

fields.

of

seven

the

of 20

age

and

retreats and conducting various parts of Ireland.

superior, arrived

is

"

declaring

our

Company

understood

now

But

existence

we

to contest

for

course

theology

Roe takes Amanda's there is place, The man is not a husband marriage. he is merely the victim If he of a fraud. to the the ecclesiastical appealed court, would be of decision no by reason marriage, and he be the would impediment error," told to other that he was free some marry

Arthur,

these

his of

be

novitiate

sent

course

But

a

his

of was

Dublin,

the

was

he

pleted

IV. The first is error." Thus, goes through the form of marriage with her for another, one woman, mistaking he marries neither. to Suppose he intends Amanda but marry Doe, by some trickery

married.

at

would

divorce.

of

at

order

of

an

who

of the

Dublin,

priest

deceased,

made

Cross,

term

and

kind

it.

breaking

he year member afterwards a

has

death

Worcestei'shire,

Hax-old's

man

or

deceased was Mount Malcolm

the

election

to

He»ry

a

circula

illness

painful of

Proprietary other English

two

of

if

into

the gathers and the flowers

The

Gold

was

ments,

that

of

pioneers and long Toorak.

in

look

so

#

F.

had

a

as

declares

us

do Mr.

It

instance,

#

last

this

that declares consequently

Let

the

who

was

to

TirfiSfilit.

of

Osmond

suburb

a

of

married.

not

contest

death. #

be

divorce,

the and

existed, dered.

This

three She parents years ago. commenced her duties here in June, 1896, and liked and was universally respected by her sister and nurses, highly appreciated officers of the institution. by the medical Enthusiasm in her work caused her to over her tax and an attack of rheum strength, atism and fever caused her supervening

'On

of

impediment

contract.

a

He

in

death

the

order sent to

house

and

time

Cheesborough

her

for

the

rear

busy in

of

a

recognising

grave

death of one of the has just Hospital of Nurse Adams. native of Limerick, in South Australia

first

arrived

Ireland,

to

tracting

way, has been

the Coolgardie by the demise

for

;

declaration

"

the at

in

Passionist

occupied

used

Glen

principal

New

the

non-Catholics, among bond. a of the marriage sundering its existence break the bond is to admit

woo

money

of

parlance

courts

Ivllg

#

grow between," of late. The

The

of

l'eaper, by the

grain

not

force

there but still to hard squeeze

'#

grim

our

Any

local

#

is

in

common

can-

are printers reaping as they, as well others, when the 29th Tuesday, inst., of the struggle.

sorry end

if

decision

in"

Iamm

to

Margaret

which

must

A

am/)

endeavor

struggling seats. three

the

ried. called

Council CVIAVA

in

divorce

a

and a single man her husband spired and killed A contract of could marry. tween these two conspirators

harvest,

The that

the

from

a

fixed should

O

in

good deal as

plenteous will

the

men

themselves tion,

land

France

investigation,

Another

Iaii/)

grant

sense ftnnimnnlv

ic

Another

successfully

Legislative witioin/v

VIII.

at loss

The

Rathmines,

iately

decision authoritative given. such that an Now, a decision affirming de is equivalent to a impediment existed the mar that were never claration parties

and

ofill

id

the

Magistrate

verdict, of liberty the the deliberations

National Library of Australia

will

tract,

#

of the

voice

"

if woman, sider him

project. #

has put

been

which

1898, to

time

ample

the

has

the

Becoming

"

by

has

"

"

of

a

The

announced

they add Sessions opinion the Quarter should be presided over a by Judge of the In Supreme Court. to Mr. reply this, stated he would Pinnerty certainly forward their rider to the judicial authorities in it would be Perth, but accompanied by a from himself the conduct report concerning in

been

at

joined

following

AND

CHURCH

no

knocked subscription. of a heap, and decided they have the of this matter consideration future The date of the meeting.

#

upon

entire of the result of their disapproval But the trouble did not end here. finding. The jury then stated that to they wished add a rider to their to the effect verdict, that they had been treated in a discourt eous manner by the Resident Magistrate. In addition to this also wished to

had

sum

sei-ious

Reginald.

boxn

makes

the

popular

Passionists a

years.

Rebecca

all

give

before appeared they had found a

the

their

on

them

This

finance

comfortable

a

carry

defer

for

went

his

that

from

to to

this

place, valuable

Church recognises certain impediments null and void from a marriage which rendar Where of the an beginning. impediment this kind exists at the time of the marriage and contract there is no conse marriage, a divorce. But when no need of quently, as the existence of a is raised to question such an impediment at the time of the con

the carry doubtful raised by

was

»f

of

sustained Father

now

The

:

munity

The

that

Acting-Premier the promised to their dismay they received the to the effect that Minister would not be forthcoming

amount a similar

VllViWlO

resumed

the

reply

/li/iofn

refx-eshment,

to he

dinner.

and

opening

—

home

of

<£5,000,

to

"

or

wrote forward

public

"

food

to

to

John

without

they

Wittenoom

them

Michael is the Pinnerty highestGovernment on these functionary and fields, in the discharge of his multifarious duties fills He is the Warden for the many parts. Resident and district, Magistrate, "Judge" of the of his Quarter Sessions. By virtue he is frequently in high official position demand the for of presiding at purpose of social some the many functions with on the goldfields is which life occasionally In the discharge of his manifold beguiled. and official duties— which important must a tax his necessarily prove great upon he is with credited energy generally in himself a masterful acquitting manner. In matters to the administration pertaining of the Mining Act in the Warden's Court, the decisions in his are judicial capacity seldom questioned and as always regarded flavored with strict It fully impartiality. as a to the Coolcame, therefore, surprise last week when it became known gardians that a of charge discourtesy was laid him in a case against by a jury empanelled heard at sessions. the recent It appears that in the case of a man named Wetherall; who was on of indecent arraigned a charge the were slow in assault, jury somewhat at a so arriving verdict, the Resident them admonished for their Magistrate and then flilatoriness, locked them simply up

operations

little

a

the until

the

Board's

it

taken

colonv

per the

to are

correspondent

a

Freeman. in the

rlivAwo

"

of

asks

?

York Not

.£1,000 about

as

to

issue could

balance

and

that

Also,

required

needful

a

disburse

the

the

the

<£5,000, had voted

Council

the

of

Board were Aborigines prompted their the ample funds at com and the mand, by faithfully administering trust in their assist this placed hands, poor and with some of the helpless people creature of life comforts ere cold, hunger, and disease place them beyond the reach of to

to

of

the

subsidise

IV.

Henry

a

that

be the de public subscription considering state of times. the the pressed Well, has been of late commission very busy the preliminary details in con considering this nection with ambitious scheme. have been things they Amongst other number of a considei'ing competitive for the main and have designs building will cost or selected one which .£3,000, just half the amount of money they thought they had at their disposal. Being in want

about

is

extent

In

jar."

stated

decided

similar" purpose./ would be to a successful

whether

the glory, of these

it

a

project

of

one

Government

had

I

Clement

Valois

have

nasty

hear

CATHOLIC

Did

him

"

a

Government what has

cognisant probably being resumed.

.£16

attention

public

the

as

of

sum

DIVORCE.

at

commissioners

received

communication

.£15,000

numerous gin and unalloyed happi food stint and was without raiment in superabundance. But the now is with depression have numbers us, and we of indigent of our colour to persons own the condition of the maintain, black man is in the In highest degree deplorable.

sandy

piccaninnies ness. There

Exhibition

recently previous

for

and inclement when opulence,

our

in

us

upon

of the

condition

victuals cold

consider him

the

drew

and

TT1E

court func

that

before

comes

for

city This

Advertiser to

Passionist, to in this many recentlv-established com-

Broadway,

by

over

minor

to

likely

he

to project the Coolgardie

poor Cool-

around

wandering

are

the

be

the

made

been of

presided be scarcely found is at the guilty Resident Magistrate,

The

of

appears

also

South Australian reference following Father the Reginald well known who was the

of the to one numerous of the demi-mondaine who

shall

block

guilty Sessions Quarter over by R.M., so a that if expected

the

it

of

fully

found

is

the

month. matter,

#

of

flag

to

the

separation. these discovery gold regions, the inrush of and consequent population, has been the land revenue of the colony and this must very considei-ably increased, to swell the amount have tended naturally at the of the Protec disposal Aborigines' tion Board for the of their enhancement sable of no any charges. Still, provision Since

infest

the As the Press and the tribunal. higher Council honors for candidates Legislative for reform in judical aleud are crying prowe look forward to this may ceedure, abolished. some anomaly being day

of the and the latter State, places in the hands of their a political opponents formidable of and coercion, one weapon which was used with effect considerable some

foreign

appeal's

presided

court,

can

by

revenue

two

block,

The

"

and let members

FATHER

on

gone

the

circum period lessee erected enterprising" the iron on galvanised cottage

indefinite that an

little

we

for

OF REGINALD.

source.

have

might

DEATH

to others, have been this

are

things

Magistrate,

to from but

of

person

leases

appears fat income

nice of things

a

state

for an stance a

building

on

desire-

very administration As courts.

minor

is

it

person the

tri-partition be peculiarly

to

present

that

the

some

effecting in the

remanded

that

the Governor of the colony is the chairman en being In it be mentioned officio. passing may the that this in the act clause decreeing and for the aborigines the clause provision the

of

it

somebody

deriving

decision.

a

local an accused

our

the Resident

which

a

Protection

of which time

Board,

for

of

in justice at present,

maintenance

benefit.

called

derived

body

for

be the means able reforms

the colony by setting of the land percentage

certain

a

at statement

;

"

"

vision

ample

stake, arrive

—

to be

are

to

time

let

simply

—

lui

iOOKea,

whose

of

cases

issues should be

allowed regards

junketing

general

in

important

.

this

During

that

such

—

Parramatta.

and

true,"

where

kind,

were

By

and

men

this

—

COOLGARDIE

The at

—

"good

CHATTER.

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will of

centenary for freedom in the final cause. The "Irish race throughout the world will old more to the turn their eyes once and the land with hope renewed, that the nations will be reminded cen claim maintained through seven of still demands turies struggle and will be pressed to a recognition final settlement. Ninety-nine years ago the people rose intolerable of Ireland against to effort and made a gallant tyranny to a restore their place country the the nations. Following among Colonies, example of the Thirteen the to obtain by force they sought denied to peaceful appeals. rights was held by a foreign Ireland govern ruled ment, which, through an alien disfranchised and oligarchy, plun of dered the majority the people, stifled their crushed their industries, intellectual and made such growth, as it allowed of citizenship rights belief. In on dependent religions the U nited of this odious system place establish a Irishmen to proposed 44 the for of the people, government under and by the people," people of creed which all men, irrespective or should have class, equal rights fomented re and duties. England Irishmen strife; the United ligious the warring sects brought together, and buried the feuds of centuries. The blood of 50,000 killed patriots or after was the fighting slaughtered attested their faith in the prin over, and religious of civil liberty, ciples while the loss of British 20,000 valour on soldiers gave proof of Irish more the battlefield. No heroic recorded in and is history, struggle success was more due England's to which the elements, deprived Ireland of that aid which foreign to enabled America win, than to the or of her soldiers the skill of prowess

her

generals.

The

leaders of the United Irishmen from every class and every creed in the population, and represented came

were

men

of

character, high great and heroic devotion to names are Their honoured principle. as dear to the hearts of Irish people as are those of the fathers of to-day to the the Republic of the people United States. The "living blaze" which kindled still burns they the flame is fed by devoted brightly, are still and their hands, principles the cardinal doctrine of the National Movement. They and the gallant rank and file who followed them, Protestants and Catholics alike, pre vented the extinction of the Irish and handed it cause, down, a living, to be brought to issue, final burning when that union of victory perfect of which they laid creeds and classes the foundation shall have been fully

attainments,

accomplished. To aid the people of Ireland to that celebrate heroic fittingly strug and honour the men who took gle, Centen part in it, the Ninety-eighty nial Association has been formed. It follow in everything will the lead of the Irish Committee which meets in Dublin. the City Hall, That com mittee,

the

thoroughly national life

representative of Ireland, of demonstrations

of will

a series at organise made glorious places by episodes of the great and will erect a struggle, monument to the heroes who took part in it. to aid this We propose committee to the- success of the by contributing and making the mon demonstrations, a ument work of Irish art great worthy of the Men of '98 and worthy of the race. Comparatively few Irish or women men in America can attend the demonstration in Ireland, but all can contribute to monument. the for to We the appeal subscriptions Monument are orFund, and we

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another,

Churches.

than point clearer of the doc identity to the Holy Eucharist,

one

is

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of the trine

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but which was miraculously her used against The persecutors. 44 which Croix," warmly advocates of St. Catherine, the choice makes on the sub the following reflections 44 As the saint stands leaning ject she makes us her wheel think upon of a bicyclist in repose. The cyclist a wheel, travels and the saint upon so who escaped from miraculously and will protect suffering danger her aid with faith." those who invoke torture,

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