The Record Newspaper 21 May 1898

U E

RY.

S TO

M. Arcade

'LITTLE

JIM'S

BIG

(From the

(The Oldest

Angelus.)

on Stevens Jim " the down ex the .Airline Railroad, He was very proud of his press." No. 60. He would somelocomotive,

He

Engineer

was

Vvrtn

miirWv

Unttr

of

cfnn

rnnln

lift

in his cab stand He would on as his throne.. any king royal with Before him were the steel levers handles. He knew just their shining locomotive to make the shrill how " Down brakes !" whistle give out, make his He would quick, strong send the hands there, here, fly fly off the; shut echoes flying, sharp steam, and bring to prompt halt the mass of iron on crashing ponderous, He did it O, once the iron track. not he could not do it But I must

Barrack

Buildings,

GIRL."

R.C.

of

Firm

and

to their old friends Desire to draw attention and to assure Change of Address, will be still them arid that the same attention to all customers careful orders entrusted bear the .will All of on the premises -maintained. articles manufactured Jewellery carat. standard 15, 18, etc., guaranteed stamp makers A Magnificent and CLOCKS Stock of WATCHES by the most celebrated Beautiful in great now on hand. variety. Kings, Bracelets, Brooches, etc.,

REPAIRS

SATISFACTORILY

&

PROMPTLY

day, at the hour of the express, Effie the station watching for it. The

&

M' DO WELL

JOSEPH

CO.,

'

Jarrah

and

'

Wellington

OF

PROPRIETORS

—

Merchants;

Timber

King

STEAM

Perth.

Streets, DRAKE'S

SAWMILLS,

BROOK.

!

Telephone

anticipate.

467.

.

" He got his name, Big Jim," from Prank Davenport, the jolly hackman. even Frank knew people; everybody, seen He before.. that he had never once met this big, burly, had, though, a who ruled like muscular engineer, hing in his grimy cab.

The

A.

W. 'L

Say run,

previous

trains

gal "—well,

what

fly

"

declared disputed It wouldn't if

have

he

changed

his

overheard

a

run

C.

Bank

WILLIAMS,

PREMIER

of New

High

J.

T. HUGHES Mr. J

Business

gained

P. will

Doheny having be conducted

the

best

in

Country

clients

Teas,

Coffee,

in

houses

with

succeeded Australia, HIGH

WILL

And

Order

every

the

Doheny,

enable

them

to

QUALITY

OF

OUR

to

HAY

us

will

knew. opinion

Popular

Grocery

General

Groceries

receive

attention.

Special

ADDRESS—

ST.

am

its

17

Clarke,

M'Ness's

and

station,

so.

there,

purposed would

trains

the

A Which to mend let him.

do

saw

No.

as

if

swept

style,

away,

thundering

" !

him

It

annoyed just

to see anything and along the track, he growled an oath. He had since been in a growling mood ever of his " little yesterday's leave-takirigs He had been very much dis gal." satisfied with himself.

He used'

had reasoned with himself, shouldn't I pray.? My wife to talk to me. It would have

to be

a

"

right out

Why

prayer makes

sinner's

for

mercy."

good

a

first

supplication,

rourid

in

Big

Jim

have seen. Because he had time been to unwilling breathe a syllable of petition, he was dissatisfied with himself. the more he saw When that ragged, deep wound in the floor, that oath in part showed dissatisfaction with the man His soul was in a tur it. uttering was a and that exclamatiori moil, found crater a whereby the volcano this

PERTH.

else did he see ? A what brown dog or something that was off the track chasing

But

child and this child was she and stumbled than hole not moire

for

Sight-Testing

of the

spectacle

ociannd

Royal

at

not

"

a

Alfred

left

keen eyes usual roaring

here

shaggy,

Mr.

the

was

vent.

EAST, Free

was

agent

the

I

all

large experience, for and their City

cater

for

might,

MAINTAINED.

entrusted

"

a

and Co, Adelaide.)

above whose

&

Produce,

to

the

as

That

and

BE NOTE

314

IMPORTERS,

Crawford

Gallagher,

Dairy

Delicacies,

in

"

satisfaction. THE

Table

Mr.

of

(late

Hughes will

Agent.

DOHENY,

Gibson). j. P. DOHENY

by Messrs.

entire

and Retail).

&

Foy and

of

Wales.

Fremantle,

GROCERS (Wholesale and

(late

.

South

Street,

CASH

HUGHES

had.

anyone

;

run

know,"

Nobody

Davenport. Frank said

run

Reference,

I

gal,

:

60, into

at

little

!

leetle

Jim's Frank what

LIST Run

at 5.

vield.

forced

Big Jim's

10,000 Perth, Handicap, 24th May. Foundation Run 1st June. Handicap, 3>oo at 5. Port at Port Augusta July 5. Augusta Cup, 12,500 at 5. Caulfield October at Caulfield. 15th, Cup, 25,000 at 5. Melbourne November at Flemington. 1st, Cup, 25,000 at 5.

How made by

Her was Effie Stevens. That mother having died, Effie lived with One sister.. an aunt, the engineer's as day, the second after he appeared "down of the the king express," a to the station child there came The blue of with a lunch basket. The sun in her the sea was eyes. her hair. The music in shine was in a of the wind singing pine forest to She came the in her voice. was till loco waited station, patiently into the build No. 60 roared motive of thunder, "I saying in a voice ing, her she took am and then here," The en from No. 60.. place not far her, leaped from his cab, gineer saw lifted her in his seized arms, her, a went and then back, kissed her, lunch in his pocket. From good-sized a he kissed grimy hand to the cab in she kissed hers return. and her,, flake. as white as a snow Hers was

"Big

Birthday

!

the record And his about her ?"

did beat

Big Jim .all

shoot,

PRIZE

riot

was

hole

station soon

Perth.

Barrack-st.,

MONSTER

Frank Hullo shouted, .when; !'?. " one came 'in down express" " isn't the If there Big Jim, day. make that' He will new engineer. walk;" train "

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109

would

board ragged

the

CHARLES).

as .

trunk

big

'

(C/O; J,

next

weak

"

the

Walk

ALL'S

TATTERS

she were

She was not in the habit of cross but she had an extensive ing tracks, with the dogs of the acquaintance " who had and a Brownie," place, was been lamed; suddenly danger his shaggy, handsome ously exposing and Effie's was so feet, sympathy to call aroused that, trying violently the from she dog away danger, ran a risk her thoughtlessly great a self. That very hour rival hackwhom Frank had man, Davenport often classed as " a clumsy blunder it. He to buss," proceeded prove dropped an immense armful of trunks he was it came and down carrying, a with weak crushing upon weight of the station. board in the flooring

TO.

as

it.

when

arrival

!

—

ATTENDED

and

it,

" declared Frank to a I tell ye," " me brother that teched hackman, way down to my boots."

W. A.),

in

Jewellers

noticed

her blue eyes away a sudden with rain.

turned dashed

Perth,

Street,

"Watchmakers

she

bye;

CO.

AND

FOUCHARD

.

0

dering about

that

cab,

that

at; fifty

!

feet

of

roaring,

O,

how

straining

Effie, horrible

ahead thun he flew

at this

lever

such frightfully shrieks under the sooty roof piercing of the old station— Down brakes It seemed as if he would go mad and

Perth.

Arcade,

cowcatcher 60 No.

;

his

Effie,

that,

letting

out

"

hackman between

The sation "

leetle

the

and

engineer

!

conver

the road, for "I prayed you on she said, play morning," papa, this a his and twisting hair, ing with her finger. lock about stout iron-gray " That's said, right.".

Big Jim a

Xt

—

it's

awful

—

asked

?

Big Jim set her down cab. of old 60 and me can Then

reason'

he

her that

day.

some

to did

heiwent ,

his not

He

"

Guess

the

get along." cab, and for. his hand kiss

only

said

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in

DRAKE and

Ironmongers BUILDERS'

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&

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236

GENERAL

Table

Co.,

STREET.

Telephone

CHINA,

Do:

papa. Effie.

risky,

"

you pray

you—

to

JOHN

his

gal."

No.

270.

Decorations,

& Importers, IRONMONGERY,

!

FANCY

BOHEMIAN

AND

WATER

&e.

See

our

BRASS

Hay

crushed dragon, though, in white that hole, then it seemed to Big1 Jim as world would come tb an eridl

Perth.

Street,

FITTINGS

&

PLUMBERS'

& FITTINGS, GALVANISED TUBES ROLLED STEEL GIRDERS (All Sizes), Melbourne Danks & Son. Ltd., Alston's Windmills Telephone 358. Sons', London, Fire Brigade Appliances.

Agents for John weather &

;

over :

if

and .the

to rise awful iseemed him. The engine, ;the whole railroad, seemed' to with and he staghim,

Something up and

REQUISITES,

Merry

!

The

something

STTTBBS, 351

JUGS Prices.

He covered his face with his hand one and the next moment, he sprang out of the cab and actually grasped the great iron to dragon and tried hold it back

train, ;

strike,

the

be colliding

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child's voice, of the hole and

her

"Here down."

I

He seized knees. He

O, my

Theatre

A very charm Wraps. of thick white satin, ing example was and trimmed over the long lightly skirt with braided of part appliques silk passementerie. The long, painted was when the arm not sleeves, which, effect of pointed uplifted, gave the were capes, edged everywhere with double pleatiiigs of accordeon chiffon surmounted by a ruche of brilliant cerise colour. These ruches edged a satin frill which laid over the white: in and shoulders a bretel fashion, finished bow of cerise chiffon large off the almost amusingly high collar. an It was and evening dress of itself, if the wearer should not feel disposed to make much she might of a toilette well keep on a cloak of this sort the entire with evening throughout out further with to troubling regard

as

a

to

arms.

am,

papa,

her.

He

looked

up.

I

fell

his

upon

sobbed

He

God, forgive

lay

just

:

poor sinner

a

"

I thank ye ye said Frank Daven you," "there wasn't an eye but what port, station. was damp all through that —

I

I thank " I tell

saw

!

:

all."

it

Notes

Fair

for

Readers-

her.

A

is

entire:

and for

—

fabric,

royal fashion see

a is very Poplin favourite material for evening cloaks. It accords well with exceeding gui is likely to obliterate pure, for neither but the richness of the other, should One always be relieved by chiffon. of palest with applique blue trimmed of guipure in natural would colouring have looked heavy in the extreme had it not been for the fluffy frills of and black chiffon with pale pink which every turn was A new edged. and necessary shape in these pretty is long at the back and gradu wraps some ates towards the neck, falling over the arm. The what shortly

Velvet is Fabric. and when in extreme We will always admired.

Favourite

a

costumes, .

trimmings velvet

of

in

highly

is

capes

jackets, this velvet

year,

vogue.

Cloth.— Black Satin and White The skirt and sleeves of the costume are bodice is a black satin. The of white cloth with very rich jacket The slashed collar braiding. high The of looks toque stylish. very side black tulle is trimmed with three and black bows' of ribbon :

-plumes. An,

"

high Evening

Bodice.; Nearly worn the bodices, separate evening or with satin or silk skirts, dark, light as are of diaphanous of silk fabrices, over musliii white silk. The front ornament is of pearls, beadsi and rhinestone The belt is also jewels. The sleeves of white lace. jeweled. The little of empire fan is a mass The hair is ar jeweled spangles. of evening ranged in the latest style

with

"

storm

backed

all

—

by two

a

collars

frequently

are

rosette bow large of ribbon ends, either

very

long

with doubled, pointed piece silk con is often ends, and this trimming tinued round of the neck in a series bows to match. butterfly or

.

...

costume.

Fashionable makes

Materials. The nuns' veilings, of a finer than ever, description which this year has brought again to our must-, not be overlooked. notice, Of are heavier materials there in soft twill foulards, silk, and plaids scattered the .white pin-prick spots over coloured Even eyery. gown. a towards show serges tendency and patterned, and being dotted, Some of the most beautiful spotted. smart wear will be gowns for really the borders woven flounced, being for that purpose. —

of

charming

'

,

New Hats.— -Toques are giving to a kind of broad, way somewhat circular to. be met with oc brim, with a over little lace casionally. hanging. They are trimmed on bothsides with the exactitudejjthat pairs of are china vases on mantelarranged boards— whatever is put on the one side is, repeated 'on the pther. The buckle is in the middle of the exactly and has two bows on either hat, side alike. Two handsome precisely black ostrich feathers droop forward to the front, the hanging nearly over ears; Steel, and all sorts of crystal, .

an

work

The

—

plishment.

art.

includes

as

art

of

its

Accom needle

and fine,

accom

greatest

in all its plishment embroidery various forms. To embroider ..well a is hot but it is an only pastime, one economical and achievement, woman that should every young is an art It earlier than acquire. and was the first medium painting, of form. The 'maiden expressing with her needle beautifies her gar as ments well as all the accessories of her toilet. It is a costly trimming —rich embroidery and fine lacework but both are when inexpensive done at home. The young lady who can embroider and well, by whose the lace is fingers dainty, filmy a that she formed, possesses power more and more as will the prize years pass by, and the responsibilities of wife mother and home life are her. Her children's upon pressed wardrobe will be dainty with her handiwork her will .show gown bands and panels of silk and jewelled and of rich embroidery appliques all of which will be quickly lace, " work of the done in the pick-up hours of leisure. —

;

"

Glove

Notes.

range

from

no

reason

is

should is

Prices

—

to

high

low,

why

woman

every gloved.

be well better index not

no

of gloves and there

to

There

as

of

crowns

much

as

wm

hats

hitherto.

ue

usea

to

iorm

and toques quite Black and gold

be greatly used for foundations, trimmed with roses. One plentifully of the features of the moment is that it consists of a combination of a very plaited straw and ribbon inter finely woven and made into a shape with a slightly upturned brim, so as to show as ribbon beneath well as above. It is caught to one up slightly side, just from slightly away the hair. caught Below is a mass of ribbon culmina in of ating well-arranged group flowers. The effect is. very charmin selecting when taste is displayed ing the proper contrasts green straw

|

will

I

I I I

I I

—

I

for

I

blue ribbon Use coloured ribbon ; intermixed with dark-brown straw;. for festive occasions less pale blue with mauve straw, intersected ribbon, the colourof the latter being accentuated by massesof Parma violets,

I

I I

I I

instance,

run

through

turquoise-.

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cnaracter fitting,

been

tnan

unwrinkeled well siaid that

woman's

a

ceptable,

smootn,

even

plain.

Buy

well-shod

hand

snugly, and

always

is

her which

though a

glove without one

snugIt has

glove. a

woman

well-gloved

possible,

tne

a

which hand

dress fits

wrinkle will

Cake.

r.rpam

—

Open for

Accommodation Visitors,

Tourists,

&c.

SHOWER

&

SUPERIOR All

BATHS,

BILLIARD Famous

the

WINES,

TABLE.

Brands

BRANDIES, and

'

of

WHISKIES,

in

and CIGARS

STOCK. have

Telegrams

MULCAHEY

immediate

BROS., THE

GUILDFOKD HOTEL,

;

Hints for Baking.— To prevent cake from on becoming too brown the bottom or put the cake burning a mould in tin covered with plate To a sawdust. smooth over cake it after in the mould to bake putting dip the hand in milk and pass it over the surface of the cake. For cake, sifted

powdered sugar than

often

is

kind, especially cake. In making when the cake is taken roll, jelly a from the oven cloth place it on in cold water then spread dipped ; the on the cake and roll jelly quickly. Mrs. Lincoln's Rusk. One cup of milk scalded and one cooled, of sugar, one half teatablespoonful of salt, of a cup of spoonful quarter two of flour. Mix in yeast, cups at a or night sponge very early in the When well risen add. morning. flour enough to make a stiff dough. Knead and let it rise Then again. of a cup of butter add one-fourth rubbed to a cream, half a cup of sugar and one butter and egg, beaten with a Let it rise in bowl till sugar. bis Shape into small round night. Put cuit. them close in a together cake shallow that pan, they may rise very When high. ready to bake rub the top with in sugar dissolved milk. with Sprinkle dry sugar and oven. bake in a moderate or

and

Visitors

Charges,

of

sylvan

scenery

Baths,

.Billiards,

obtain

Boarders at

residence within

delightful

the

a.

Moderate.

most most

charming, Australia.

Western

Saddle Buggies, the choicest

also

Horses;.

& CIGARS BEERS, SPIRITS, can purchase. Money and Experience

WINES, that

better for

other

any angel

an

W.A.

GUILDFORD,

oven.

& Suitable Training.

Loose-boxes,

sponge

The

New

adjoins

the

VAUDEVILLE Immediately

'

for

available ments

for

Track

THEATRE

balls,

all

of

hotel, and

soirees,

kinds,

on

very

isand entertain reasonable _

—

terms.

HISCOX,

GEO.

Proprietor.

HOLMES

BROS. GO,

AND PREMIER

BUTCHERS,

.

:

North Fre Perth, Fremantle, East Claremont, mantle, Leederville, Perth, and Our

-

Cottesloe.

Supplies Australia

WE

Best

that

are

the

can

produce. ANY"

AT

ANYWHERE

DELIVER

TIME. THE be

one

are

you

LIFE.

"may

playing

your

matter

for

just stake

what

the

the

game,

what

You're no man unless you winner, just the same.

to

like

134.

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555.

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'

merely

plays

when

the

quit

the

a

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a

she

and

orfl.mA

there

is

joy winner just a

the

in

knowing

you're

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W.A.

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Goods

the

Best.

and

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See

Our

of

Partnership.

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gladness knowledge that you've beaten, just the same. Life is but a game of hazard are you play ing for a stake, is seldom worth the Which that struggle to make upon you're called final when you come to But, at the shuffle, it

O

cap

part,

flirting's game, in the

little

no

quit

who smiles not girl upon you may tivate your heart, manner tells that Perhaps her you

Only

-

„

pastime is and

The

What

Telephone

Fremantle

indulging

matter

no

But

Perth

-not

;

for fun,

or

But.

OF

which

costly

a

Perhaps

GAME

for

The prize

is

now

—

;

Families,

of

CUISINE,

PLUNGE

Letters attention.

the

tnaelher

if

the pinch or cramp and. make a it look like wooden There image. should be as much ease wear in the be snug, yet ing of gloves as shoes of freedom. have plenty The glace seems the kid to have most glove favour. fashionable All reception, street and even long evening gloves come in this dressed kid. smooth, The same colours are obtained as in are the suedes, and while suedes best for the elbow probably long or shoulder there is evening glove, no the fact that the glace doubting is in favour. creeping up steadily Plain evening gloves are always best are but there some distinct form,

Now

EXCELLENT

;

ac

not

Hotel,

cups

and

be the

THE

Fremantle, Is

.

the

L/ixub

RE-PAINTING

ALTERING,

AND

Commercial

of sugar and one of cup add the whites of six' butter; eggs, well beaten add one cup" of milk, two and a half of flour and cups three teaspoonfulls of baking powder flavour with bake in a quick vanilla; two

mi

xcL

guLiciiug

PAPERING,

PROPRIETORS.

effect. Dir.T.TrATP.

.

coiffure.

Embroidery

shown

.

wards

of

masses

UNDERGONE

HAYING-

this line. One in of beaded spray embroidery while still the up arm, running has another the portion of the style with a top hand and forearm in kid, to the shoulder in silk reaching like silk the old-fashioned thread, our to mitts used grandmothers wear. in gloves The newest novelty is the one-pearl-clasp Marlborough. The of a big consists clasp pearl a which fits down over little button, mold and clasps like a pocket-book To open it a little is clasp. spring and pressed at the side of the clasp, the glove is immediately unfastened. or These come in either one gloves one two button The button clasps. is because clasp particularly new, the glove itself reaches just over the the whole a short, chic wrist, giving novelties has a

.

rang crawled

by

blue fur

is

same

out out father's

clear, Effie

"

this

forget-me-not straw purple

Kept

—

NEW,

SACRIFICING

SALE

to quickly place in order accounts. partnership adjust ARE ALL GOODS AND FASHIONABLE FRESH,

taking

from and. best English be permitted Firms, and will to go at Exceptionally Low Prices. BBANCH has now on a THE YORK GIGANTIC STOCK TAKING SALE

Consigned

direct

Continental

Prices.

of

&

WALSH HIGH

ST.,

Branches and Menzies.

:

SON,

FREMANTLE. Coolgardie, ,

DRAPERY,

MILLINERY, BOOTS, &c.,

UNHEARD

J. A.

HICKS,

THE

PEOPLER

CLOTHIERS,

Kalgoorli .

to

come

of

myosotis.

bewildering had what hap wondering pause, hole under the pened in that ragged sweet and train. The next moment, to

ribbon

passed through ther ornamented

.

if

.

an

—

as

came

,

while

Then he had been shot. awful hush! The train had in the station, stopped. Everybody seemed the world, everything, very gered

Kalgoorlie

OF

CLOTHING,. AT PRICES.

HUNTER

& Co.

DRAPERS, MILLINERS, Ac., CASH

and

York.

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AMERICA. Mr. A Venerable Journalist.— of the Patrick Donahoe, proprietor Boston Pilot celebrated his eightyon the feast of Ire seventh birthday land's and was the repatron saint, of numerous congratulations cipient and good wishes. ,

The Rev. Massa Milford, is now who the oldest chusetts, the in United entered States, priest his on ninetieth St. Pat upon year rick's The rev. Day. gentleman's intellect is his health is and bright w

Priest.

—

Oldest

The Patrick

of

Cuddihy,

.good.

GREAT

BRITAIN.

in for an Promotion Irishman Leeds. The Watch Committee of has just Leeds promoted Corporation Mr. P. Carney to. the rank of Super Mr. has occuintendent. Carney —

Luv

piCU

UX

puoiliua

for

Hackney Carriages years,

and has

proved

very

competent

official,

sult

that

now

Mr.

Carney

past

five

himself to be a with the re received wellFor

advancement.

merited years

he

has

ux

the

has

been

many closely

movement associated with the Irish in Leeds, and has been indefatigable as a of the Irish National member Club Committee and in other direc new tions. We the congratulate

Irishman. Butcher, Q.C-, Beresford's Tory in the representation of the colleague was married to of York, who city ton,

—

Gordon, at St. Jude's, on Saturday morning,

Kensing comes

of a

was His father distinguished family. a Fellow of Trinity Dublin, College, and last of Divinity, Regius Professor in Es of Meath the Irish Bishop tablished Church. Mr. Butcher's who is married to a daughter brother,

W.

B. Horses,

qvery

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prison

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brought

The

Sarsaparilla

Ayer's

COMPLETELY Mr.

T. J. laide,

CUBED

HIM.

Walkerville,

Clone,

of

South.

Australia,

Ad£ writes

:

of the Green.— was Redmond leaving the House of Commons after having the punishment of protested against for the Seaman Pilkington weariug shamrock on St. Patrick's Day, he asked the member for York what he

in

system' vogue of innumeronly one able tributes Mr. Davitt tor paid to on his reform speech great prison He starts this the other night. morning for Dartmoor, which he has not seen since he left it twenty years he and will afterwards visit ago and the other Portland, Parkhurst, convict establishments. principal There is no doubt that the triumph achieved by the action of Mr. Davitt, and Mr. T. P. O'Connor Mr. Dillon, by their speeches on the Prisons Bill of the most is one the noteworthy Irish in its Par party has achieved, investigate them. This

is

history.

liamentary that

tain

it

of

add

rules,

humane

in

trial getting which has in other countries, refused been

successful

tion

there

Irish

Fine Ideal

Idea.— Is

:

T.

P. O'Halloran,

out

that

could

it

more

no

be found

this

year

to inaugurate '98 centenary the movement to help forward over the Gael all world.

age favours

dency of the

B.

& B. Contains

'

Jumbo More

than

Vehicles

of

all

some "

2 of

of

the ten-

sort

of

Outfit Any Other.

circum

to

discipline

nected

with

But

Mr.

it.

"Six

con

Goschen

no

doubt, such be prohibited in the army.

an

exhibition

of

in

the

as

navy

So that an im ren has been portant public and Mr. dered by Seaman Pilkington It is not Redmond. pleasant to think were that these protests necessary at the end of the nineteenth century, in the service were and that Irishmen that to feel whilst' compelled they were to shed their blood for willing England they would not be allowed as

service

step

The

him that been other

prejudicial

well

of the

some

have

stances

ture, it will

moment

opportune

to

must

the

so appears he thinks

was that Seaman Pilkington evi The order was conducted. For the fu dently needless red tape.

An circular, ?" by Mr. possible in which he points

than

justifiable. of Pilkington

well

"

A

And

quite

stated

here. A

was

extraordinary

trial

all

this

punishment

large prison for that been so but has

system

IR

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—

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a

W.

of the treatment meted out Charles Irish sailor. Lord in replying to a correspon Beresford, has since Mr. answered Red dent, His opinion like mond's question. that of all fair-minded is people Mr. that Redmond's ac practically to

cer

quite

in result the existing

will,

modification

is

Mr.

thought

;

It

Wearing

Wlien

fully

in

to

i

wear

simple

a

four

hours

land

and

in its

for

trefoil

honour

patron

of saint.

twentytheir native

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A' Sad End. A sad story from Louth, County Dublin. Madeline Corry was the third ter of Earl Belmore, of Castle and one of ten Enniskillen,

comes

—

of

most

a

Coole, sisters.

mania character she in charge of Dr. Mackay Several and a nurse. made desperate attempts

placed (Kilgobbin) times she

seizing upon suddenly form of self-murder. any at watched, she Though closely found an of get length opportunity and in ting into the doctor's surgery, she a a moment swallowed lot of life was The morphia. poor girl's soon at an of Dr. end, in spite herself, offerred

Mackay's

skill.

Irish

Scenery. is a Kilgobbin and romantic picturesque spot in the It midst of lovely lies at scenery. of the of hills the foot chain that Dublin from and Wicklow, separate is overshadowed the directly by Three Rock mountain. Quite close to it is the village of Stepaside, cele brated in the " rising of 1867 by the capture of the local bar police rack and all its defenders. The com mander of the Fenians engaged in achievement

named

Pat

from

was

a

the

who Lancers

10th

fellow

vounp

movement

in

gobbin

country sympathy for the he pleads and poor people for whom at the conduct of their indignation Some years ago a Tory oppressors. lent its forces to the Government from merciless law sharks who tore Island the the peasants of Clare doles of seed supplied by the paltry Government itself. The same policy in West is to-day being pursued on While Mayo. appeals for charity are of the behalf starving people and Ireland, being made in England are men of like the Marquis Sligo that them for the rack-rents pressing the never even in the land yielded the

most

prosperous

more

cruelly

Chris professing charged than the indict tians convincing ment, backed by facts and proven by the land against figures, brought of West lords Mayo by Mr. O'Brien. land It is too much to hope, that the will become ashamed. But is lords it too much to expect that the people of Ireland will unite in the effort to criminals to those bring graceless their

Lough

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County

Galway

through their Mr. Roche,

member and the

of Parliament,

great house

and Costello, the property

are

of the

District

of

—

met

made

Rev.

Father

a on erecting pier Clanrickarde Lord

of

Rossmore Point in Lough Derg. This will of Wood give the people ford district the benefit of the new steamer Shannon service. The Com missioners of the Board of Works, accompanied by Mr. Crossley, manag of the Shannon ing director Develop at

the visited recently and personally locality investigated its in this direction. requirements Williamstown is also to be provided with a pier. ment

f-Vna

Company,

charge lary

Whiskey.

—

District in Inspector Ball, Constabu of the Royal Irish the eve a On of at Tralee.

by

the

fair

of a public misfortune of

owner

the

experienced "

run and his in," being in the neighbourhood, farmer for the incarcerated parent

a son, visited the ex

" the recipe getting the potheen ready for The document, which of the came into the possession " was as Two gal follows police, one of lons of new whiskey, gallon one of of drachm rum, sulphate and four of water, gallons copper,

press purpose for preparing the occasion."

of

:

—

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a gallon latter The an "finish," doubt gained on duces the

of

methylated

locally appellation

from

spirits."

known

is

it

the

effect

has it

as no

pro

consumer.

the to

themselves of the provisions of the Seed Supply Act this year and to the owing to poverty, high of seed its price consequent upon The the Government, scarcity. letter are desirous of taking states, avail

,

some

steps

to

tional

cases,

feeling

important found been should have ally

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appropriate that as the patriotic in the priests of '98 led gallant struggle fearlessly their people to death or freedom, and under their the most leadership victories of the insurrectiofi glorious were so in the celebration of the won, Centenary the foremost place should who was be theirs. Mr. John Dillon, received with cheers, welcoming made a powerful appeal for consolida He tion in the movement. truly Nationalists to-, declared that Irish successors the of the day were heroes of '98, and soldiers in the same cause. men The of '98 had for which but the cause died, they died lived on from to generation generation, changing indeed in name or form or method, but in substance at all. not The battle of '98 was in the colossal oyer fought again demonstrations of O'Connell, in the

paid

the

man

not

less

rebels stration.

illustrious were

joined It is singularly

in rebel culminating move in the Fenian Land move League National movement and to-day by through all its stages who set himself every man by such as methods to him seemed best and most effective to help in the task of the of Ireland. forwarding liberty or the form Thus, in one another, will be carried on Ireland until fight fiery lion

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;

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is

nation.

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on Mon correspondent, writing the April 11, day, says:— During entire day and up to the time of this town has been in a tur writing moil occasioned by the aggressive action of who antici Orangemen, National pated that the entire body who took part in the monster demon stration at Mullaghmore, to adjacent would the this town, town. parade At an early hour Orangemen arrayed in the full of the Order regalia and took paraded the streets posses sion of the Square. The National ists were for some time by prevented a of police from heavy cordon pro The Nation ceeding to the meeting. the file were alists, when of police on the to proceeding were near attacked place of meeting, the railway by a party of Orangemen. A' scuffle and on the police ensued, " the law and order intervening men on turned the police and threw stones and other missiles at them. were The to use police compelled " batons their Loyalists," upon the who a At beat retreat. hasty mid-day the Orangemen made an

withdrawn,

fare, in a

to force their way attempt through a file of police, but were with repulsed to serious themselves. The injury authorities had considerable diffiin

uum

necpiug

into

irom

panics

contact with the persistent

one

presented

when

raised is in

town

another.

attitude

of

in

a

again. a

state

appearance At the present of considerable ex sickly

citement. of stories that have crop the respecting Claimant, which created considerable amuse one, in ment Bar circles at the to seems time, have been but all it is the same missed, wsrth In the certainly reprinting. eject ment suit Orton brought by Arthur against the tenant of the estates Tichborne the went crossplaintiff through a searching examination at the of Sir hands John (afterwards Lord) Coleridge, the AttorneyGeneral.That legal luminary's peculiar "Would of query, style be surprised you to hear ? took the im&c., public fancy I11

been

what

by the

he

experience,,

asked.

IN

A

THIRD-CLASS

in

February

CARRIAGE.

of

this

I

year (1894) third-class carriage the of At neighbourhood Glasgow. entered the station two women in

travelling

was

in

I

which

of

rude, The

stuff

a

rouud

wrapped

robust asked girl

remarking

that

far

well.

from "

"

'

I

I

?" "I cud

the

floor

I

it

but tellt in

had

ta'en

it

eat

and work Then

responded

I

was

at

like

was

to

three gae

the elder door."

deith's

the

matter

wi'

week

I

month

I

well

ever."

as

went where

Go

me

Mother was

said

a-

and could

a'richt

of

talking

on

till

ana

Seigel's Syrup. better and fin I

was

one

and

bottles

me

help

try

after

one

doctors,

didna

a a

they

subjects. hear some and what

her companion was, heard she had been

they to

me

Wuman,

the

was

ViU

bonnet, a shawl picture

or

if I tried nae work; to wash a heart and got siccin beatin', at the fair turned sicht of

dae

stomach my I went food. and anither, bottles, frien'

"

was."

what

girl, nrAvlr«

with

petticoat, She her; health. how

a

was f.VniAQ.l

hat

no

a-

compartment

ui

had

thoct

say,

ye

a.

V

she had

but

'Deed, woman, Ah

Af.llAT

J

She

ing woman. and wore

One

seated.

was

U1.WWWWM

in

a

f.llA

rvaiirlil'ir UIMVkAAJ

he

may

is

other to

likely

about

Mother Seigel is done medicine. by her famous it is in the form of a bit Sometimes of pass like the and one ing talk quoted above the fragrantagain it' takes shape of letters, health Here with for gratitude regained. We is one. women hope many suffering

good

;

will

it

see

"In

and

read

it.

"I 1892," says the writer, began to feel low, weak, and ailing. My little late gave appetite was bad, and what chest. I much was con me pain at the like spitting up a clear fluid water, stantly and I behaved and strained a good deal. At the pit of my stomach there was a gnaw and to be a hard there seemed ing feeling, In any case lump formed in my abdomen. much from I suffered pain in that region. and My breathing got to be very bad, I wheezed the as if were windpipe clogged and I had a hacking stopped up. cough rest which gave me but little day or night, The and I was troubled with night sweats. had lain on would be wet my head pillow in the morning. In two weeks after or three the time I was able to take taken, I was no longer solid or indeed food of any kind. I food, lime lived' for two months on milk, water, and the like. that time I brandy, During lay helpless in bed. Often I would have and fainting fits, had to be lifted in bed. and supported up I was so weak that friends feared now my there was no hope for me, and I was an I had ointed the a doctor attend by priest. in giving ing me, but he was not successful

August,

"

"

"

relief. any In the following

me "

a

and Mother

little,

about ders

it

and

less

the plentiful raked up

had

better.

it

done

a

was

Syrup

for

a

a

Syrup,

and

the

cough

bottles left troubles

I

bottle

sent

made

trifle more and retain

won

for

and

appetite So

it.

when ahd

I all

it,

feel

me

I went

had

used

the

other

I was well me, and .soon You at liberty before. are letter if for my you desire,

strong publish

day

I read one and the

others.

half

little

the

November, although to read able at times

Seigels

four

good

then

had

eat

with

on

was

than I

could

I

and low,

ill

very

and to

as

of

without

all the parading streets of the town, the policemen and in the had to draw their swords, melee an Orange flag was in trampled the mud of the law by the officers

and

fashion. amused

colloquial

for

interposing,.

un probably of his identity used the phrase Sir Then John,

was

distinguished had only

he

Early

;

"

uiiy

cabby

of the and that

aware

cabman

to rate the the friend,

that

whispered

Owing to Orangemen

On Friday Nun. took place the funeral of the saintly Sister Mary Clare Wall, the oldest nun in the Community of the Sisters Wexford. of Mercy, Mother Clare, hfer who had attained eighty- seventh in Baggotmade her novitiate year, the street under Convent, Dublin, of the of founder Sisters Mercy Mother Catherine Order, Macauley, and was herself one of the foun in Wexford. dresses of the convent was The name of the good religieuse a household word in Wexford, which her was native and .in which town, she laboured for the unselfishly Death

it

The and the if less fortunate demon in the

Volunteers

the

WEXFORD.

—

on of the persons employed relief works unable bave been

fliat

at

of the division memories of the

coming

Killala, Clifden, Galway, Oughterand Westport Unions ard, Swinford, have that stating representations been made to Her recently Majesty s to the effect that many Government

testified

amply

firflfliftrinor

day assembled

l;

MAYO. A letter Hard Times. has been addressed Government by the Local Board to the Guardians of Belmullet,

was

people

onloni

?

Choice

laws-,

request

Irish

town

Derg. The the earnest inhabitants of the S.E.

have

senses

WATERFORD.

GALWAY.

at

ever

was

against

Ireland.

Castle.

Work Government

Nothing

years.

inhuman

that

to note

interesting

com Centenary of '98.— How movement the '98 Centenary of the has caught hold of the hearts

pletely

D

the scene of "Lord one of Kilgobbin," Lever's is laid in this charmr novels, Lever's residence in ing district. Rathfarnham was not far from Kil also

is.

—

had deserted to join the

Lennon,

revolutionary It

Landlord. Not Heartless William first time Mr. for the has framed an indictment O'Brien of Connaiight the landlords against the officials of the and their allies, Government in Ireland, English which cannot fail to arouse through-, A

out

ion

.

—

"

this

given.

-

'

Lady daugh

suicidal

a developed determined

was

to kill

iXL

lWjy

and raced suc old iron-built he sold on his for him the 40-ton by Fife, of Fairlie. Club, noted which

the cessfully cutter Torpid, having /built cutter Thane,

Having

Sir

late not

though

Bart,

identified

ticularly

The

soon employed in a slang fash mouth. One day everybody's Sir John Coleridge, accompanied by a friend, short took a hansom for a distance, and was charged by the driver as having been Sir a mile. John pro conveyed over and Jehu Would yer be tested, retorted, to 'ear, s'prised as it are hover a mile ?" Sir, Sir the as a personal John,, taking remark

mensely

.

Amateur

TYRONE.

.

CORK.

of a advantages change of seed. decided to They have accordingly in the shape of a free give a bonus some grant of seed to these families, on the of whose members resident on the relief have been holding works on or before Wednesday of this last. The entire cost grant will be borne by the Government, as an addi and it is to be regarded for the labour tional recompense

others

who where Honoria

knowing

may to

suffer look for

as

the I did

a cure.

42

Great Brennan, 17th 1894." Street, Cork, A good letter, dated a cheering letter, A great thing to on St. Patrick's Day, too. be rid of snakes, but to be a greater thing rid and more of indigestion dyspepsia than that ever any poisonous reptile the ail crawled. And that was dreadful Mrs. Brennan ment which three gave of suffering the ailment that the months talked of in the train the Scotch woman ailment that more inflicts up pain and fills more all the other ailments on graves than earth put together. And Curative Seigel's Syrup yet Mother it as fast of it and take cuies as people hear it. That's about why we keep telling it, and what printing everybody tells about (Signed) Britain

Mrs.

March

—

;

;

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site

over

and

Note

new

over.

address

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nine

months.

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as

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unbearable,

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an

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The President the occupied a there was very good attend read from A letter was ance of members. of the Mr. the result con O'Brien, stating from with the delegates the other ference in suitable societies interested providing for the accommodation Palace seating to note that ac Hall, and it is satisfactory in soon be taken that direc tive steps will of

resignation

Mr.

on 14 April meeting held in Perth with .the mem decided to co-operate bers of the in the other colonies Irish race for in placing on record our the respect of the of patriots who memories noble band

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it

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from

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upon if the

as

an

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ensilage

for all he gives

the the

interest

of the

matter

as

Government

in the from especially its annual insuring payments to the Treasury by those settlers who have obtained loans and, in the speaker's thus place, the view

arising their

'

—

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expressed tlers,

most

important

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said,

industry. fni'

lVricrii.f.inii

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strong

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from

o

require has been

it

time

immemorial.

world,

men,

of whose

rial

were

limited,

districts

where boundaries

ma

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to

the

old

territo were

to exercise not obliged only their wits but their active in energies Provi making the best of what dence had assigned to them, it has been an immemorial A practice.

consequence

while determination to with grapple the difficulties and make the best of such areas as might be had has a

the

a

Ul

.

The towards the disposition settlement of the lands in fact has in ail the colonies seemed somewhat In all it contradictory has beeu common to find com

f ai

am

auupucu

purpose. opinion in effect it be that, though may useful in keeping .cattle alive and in tolerably fair condition at a no time of drought, further results are to be expected from it. Mr. Paterson further the speaks of

one

as to and admis plaints monopoly sions that w.i-thpn )fufl agricultural the must development, country

—

n

brought

an

of admitted, neglect into has carrying theory practice The instance, been the ru e. how is not one that forms a ever, very marked in exception. Energy, these colonies has on many points shown., itself and .therewanting.,' can doubt be no but that their in

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irrigation. absolute in ques necessity, farming tion is to he carried successfully on here. His own experience enables him to state that the pro duction of fodder so about

been

has bepii progress much retarded.

—

seen.

UO

now

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seems

have

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and are so fully with that reason, to insist them longer any upon seems mere waste of time. What of comment is rqay be a subject the manner in which throughout the colonies while generally, every where the advantages to be trained

Dress Department, Everything

is

intention re We do not that whether

Mr. Paterson speaks especially of the to be derived advantages

the

subject

the

however,

ntiit

/i

for

well established, in accordance

AN

COMMAND

MUST

perhaps, to be

products as would enable make up, by the abundant

hardly to require argu ment or The benefits advocacy. of the system alluded to are so

HOSIERY PRICES WHICH CLEARANCE.

the

indeed,

the

strongly rely on a very much lengthened period of protection. What would seem better for them would be such an increase in the of their quantity

purposes would be found. Mr. required who has had Paterson, personal in the matter, experience having himself what irrigation of proved the soil could effect, argues in of the strongly support sys

OF

HATS,

was,

against

ON

tem.

We

will

just

THE

for the South Western Mr. Paterson's plan is of the artesian use bore, he considers be em may

district.

too,

passing,

given by the party to the popu

his

ture,

believe,

Paterson, manager tural recom Bank, has strongly mended to Government undertake construction the of a system of irrigation

Whether, in

—

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1898.

OF

West

country

have much effect in the thus reconciling people addressed a continu to plausibly of the duties ance referred to as

and

BANK

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an

and

agricultural of the

just and

con

referred the were to, that on food remitted, the saving effected would by each household be so as to be trifling hardly noticeable in the expendi

.

make

to

In order

may

the

lations duties

with less cost the than, of water would storage require. He thinks that sufficient evidence exists to make it that ait the plain

DOONAN A SONS,

JOSEPH

MANAGER

tative

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remark

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in

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a

sympathy

to exist supposed we find Anglicans, a Times London that seems paragraph It "The runs as follows: suggestive. mission Holy Synod is organising a special the to of the Urumiah, headquarters mission the and Anglican to. Nestorians, projpos between

Greeks in

intends

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that

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schools

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of State for the Colo Secretary remarks made at certain recently in replying to an Dunedin, Orange address of New Mr. Governor Zealand. by the Chamberlain that the Colonial replied information office was without on the sub tion nies

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the

to

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Mr.

war.

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enter

labour.

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American

an

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leader

alliance.

to "

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sensational made to

them,

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revelations,"

as

London sympathies

Times and

the

the asserted respecting of the will receive Vatican expectations The prediction is worthy much credence." of a It is safe to prophesy "palmist." anti-Catholic and that prejudice bigotry

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to

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the

none

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over

ears

to.

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less.

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Mr.

Lawler

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have to which was he

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from

reward.

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not

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be placed on the estimates for the discoverer as a small reward of this We wonder the rewards field," what form have taken ? That given to Paddy Hannari the

discoverer is

W.A.,

of the worthless

a

Kalgoorlie,

on

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rates. is

which

manner

treating and

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has

made in pay

in

which the Govern is early prospectors members should goldfields

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that

town allotment he is called to on

our

the

mate

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field

it.

at

the

Melbourne

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a

Paddy

Flannagan, discovery

of

needy

Kal

circum

lost a having leg through an acci He from this gets nothing Ministry of though Paddy Hannan has Ingrates, and generously spontaneously given him a half interest in the town Mr. allotments. who is about the Vosper, only really earnest goldfields member, should be asked to look

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speeches

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on Friday last, tively, and .M r. Chamberlain.

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made respec Salisbury Prime Minister, Lord

a dinner of bankers in addressing party to the ot London, alluded the gravity and added that it was outlook, foreign for Britain to look facts in the necessary Mr. face." Chamberlain, a addressing "

be

received

that

would

Hannan's

culminated on foundation stone Saturday in his laying the of at of Chamber Mines, Coolgardie. He returned with his next party morning The

Anglican

in the which the furnace rather funeral as party

might possibly

the

which

made

religious

give

in

the

is

door

contain

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perhaps,

manner

for

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Italy.

authority intimately

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change

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be worse Nothing, however, a return had been truth, that, namely, made to a pagan of the ancient practice world. cranks and economical Sanitary it suitable. Gradgririds may find perhaps Men with due regard for Christian institu tions must however, always regard it with It is well to learn that the repugnance. to the practice Synod had not consented from a religious of view. point

not

as The such. powerful quarters Ambassadors of the great Powers in at Madrid so their recognised meeting him. We may hope that his efforts, not be relaxed,;; which will certainly still be- exercised with may happier effect. The See remains the Holy which the whole world in power

and

saying.

be

in

—

of

trades

could

of the nations and, although efforts his have not been suc has in obtained recognition

father

all

significant on the

wait

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cantations

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suggestions.

strange

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the

a

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it

and cheap are grave about .the wholesomeness of to the foul or as whether

the

for is There, example, the recent which sugar of the Continental have made a burthen rather aid to the British Empire, so

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to

none, must there

men

of

if

side

cremation.

.lmrsrvnn

time

same

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seem

a

by via

fen

prayers than

cording

more in the Pope saw something was than the what threatening the United danger of a war between States and Spain. That, indeed, would be an evil which it might con occur him to avert, and whose cern to occasion him rence could not fail sorrow. sincere and heartfelt His as is reported Holiness, however, a manner himself in that expressing indicative of something still appears and to be feared lamented. more for us to sup There is, too, no reason the report alluded to is in pose that We allude to certain correct. words in London reported by the Rome of the News as Daily correspondent the been addressed by Holy .having to those him in the around Father of Sixtine Chapel on the conclusion on Mass offered there the morn his "I God," 13th. prayed ing of April the whole force, of my he said, "with to the deepest fervour, with being, this sad war, and not to allow avert to end in the smoke my pontificate These words of battle." may evi dently be taken as of wider applica

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is

master

—

that

than to the conflict immediately at rnost A few months threatening. that and a decisive must terminate or battle two might end it in a few no was reason, weeks. There why to its look forward the Pope should The tone his pontificate. outlasting

Besides

that

medical

—

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agreement

of

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Foreign

Anglican

member

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large Imperial grant year to was necessary starvation, prevent in advocat and, as Mr. Chamberlain disturbance, ing the grant suggested, in the Other island. equivalents, no also be thought of. doubt, may comes in But then there also the of the manner in which the thought European Powers might be affected. are Australian interests, perhaps, for not to be so tranquilly provided as Governors and Premiers and Agents General might desire.

impress the with The of the Father. Holy had con too, Emperor of Austria, the Pope on the success gratulated the hope of his intervention, adding that " with the help of the Almighty of humanity and peace the interests would be preserved." From America, an of confidence had also, expression come it was admitted that although a bellicose was to be encoun spirit in was tered but it be Congress ill effect. What the lieved without were to that led the causes finally is of- all these expectations overthrow still to be explained it if, indeed, that a true explana may be believed tion shall be forthcoming. him

upon efforts

A

and

sanitary. has passed of the dead

everything granted, may The Monroe doc simple enough. hin if it be still in existence, trine, the occupation of the islands dering be they may by the United States, taken over in exchange by Great has already been Britain, as, in fact,

to

sand

stitution.

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officiated?

he

now, divine

of Adelaide one

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for

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it

non-descript or chaplain, as

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rather

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speculation. in anything

for

this

thrown

if the fact that it was evident, only from who Mr. Hackett himself was present. Sir John Forrest round bear as travelling to Mr. Hackett vice leader or as the versa, case Mr. for bear might be, with Hackett leader shows somewhat to disadvantage. The has mis without trip ended, however, Let adventure. us or hope something other turn districts up for the visited. may

—

—

example,

in

being,

impart

made in London by the Gover nor the of Victoria and Agents on the initiative of Sir General, George Turner, the Victorian Prein a the disposal, mier, to influence the manner accordant with interests of the of these colonies, Philippine islands assumed to be now finally lost to Spain. The means, taking

that

time

and all the rest of rocks, it. It does not there appear that was there for him to receive. That anything for there was him to is nothing

being

that this A confident expectation to have been must be the case seems in Spain where the Am entertained Powers bassadors of the six great on the Minis had waited collectively

all

for

among

possible.

Powers than an

the

non-sectarian institution, distinctive features. Was

party, meantime, for whose pregrinations no reason seems discoverable particular Mr. was J. W. Hackett, M.L.C. Que (Liable allait il /aire dans cette ? What on galere earth took Mr. Hackett around" "fooling

that A point, nevertheless, seems of special interest is in these colonies the effort we are now that told is

significant fact in connection, A now with the unhappy conflict raging the Pope had spared no effort is that to bring about a reconciliation, and so ordered in Cuba to have things that no cause for interference on the United States should of the part exist. His Holiness had exercised as so .to his good offices successfuly armistice in the is bring about an it was hoped that land, from which follow. peace would

for

Lordship,

Bishop

that may pos question cause. the determining is however, speculation,

some

hardly

WAR.

never ceremony, from the Bishop's address had been not the ritual. Or Anglican

judge

may

a

off

than

bears out On whatever the aspect of

menacing.

is

as

his

blessing

palpably

interpretation. our turn eyes,

sibly

end

its support, To hare the out carried is We per may, the influence of

THE

of things

appearance

affairs there

in

AND

had

we

indefinite for in

provided

for

war

The field for so broad that it restrains To sum up the situation reasonable limits like

hope that haps, the gentleman who has now spoken going towards may not be without results so much to be producing desired.

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the

now

important

The

stone. if

theless, rather

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should

-foundation

general possibly the seems which world at large to or to have been so long preparing were avert which the countries rival the in increase of each other ling their several armaments. Unhap

the system should be em here of detail. is a matter ployed The plan by Mr. Pater-

that the subject an with argument however powerful.

for at opportunities figuring not him were afforded meetings be to might possibly open speculation, had not afforded a Coolgardie probable There his reason. blessed the Lordship

—

pily

which

Masonic

is

the

for

or

How'

is

in

greater seemed

that the outbreak to he referred which would directly be but the signal for most probably a conflict other Powers involving

a

proposed son seems eminently is all What, however,

distress again was in itself alone

clear appears that the foresaw

Pope

prominent

as

case

to explain.

newspapers exclusively con had a

place. Still, general system, it to be discussed. A com on was ment it indeed afforded by on the debates the rivers that took the other place day at the conven had been tion. that Irrigation, of ever talked since the possibly were was colonies still founded, talked of as a for the proposal future to put into practice. at

the

—

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.

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of extreme

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same

his

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far, he

the

had

been

policy fol

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said, those imate

his

must

not

Powers

whose

to her hearers

own.

that

an reject interests

alliance

In

conclusion

the

time

were

with

approx he warned

might

come

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caught jetty, the

war

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to

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judg

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with marvel company Melbourne and Sydney, Mrs. has Adelaide. TWINS QUINN'S created furore in Australia. a quite will and Mr. H. R. Roberts Maggie Moore and

played

lous

success

by this in

"

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"

PERCY

WARD,

Bus.

Mgr.

the

address

—

opposite

Rev.

Father

Prendergast.

Father

Pren-

continues

make

favourable

gress.

His to

restoration early expected.

date

Convent

op

an

may

be.

now

to pro

complete health

at

confidently

inhave been towards holdaugurated' some time ing a bazaar Steps

coast

J.

ship TV

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Venezuela.

has

reverses

shown

itself

in

which, in consequence, law. under martial

Islands,

placed

may it). arranged miral

American

—

by

the

Sacred

the

Heart, Hill,

Highgate

about aid

of the

convent

Notre

Dame

next

Christmas

and

The

Sisters, where

established, brilliant

of the

in

of at

Missions who recently

the

has

Sisters

arrived has

from

New-

long

been

centres

many their

crowned

labours,, attendance of

in Perth have already an that taxes their accommodation pupils further and demands the uttermost vision

wren

une

ieasu

of

Hill-

Highgate

their order and where in

success

fund

building

schools

des

Zealand,

to pro-

ruu ueiay. is therefore-

puabiure

now set on foot undertaking of all the assistance deserving given to it.

Cerveras. has silenced —

the batteries at Car lington denas, jthree hundred Spaniards being killed. A sharp has taken fight place at Ciencable and the forts fuegos, the being cut among whom destroyed by the Americans, casualties. there were eight Many Spani Two ards were killed. American war cor have been Car at respondents captured

Church, of

addition used

for

and

class

that

be

can

a

The committee have deto extend the cided Subiaco Church by the which will be large room,

dual

the

of

purposes At

room.

a

a

meeting

sacristy held on

wliich

was Wednesday evening, presided the over architects,. by Father Brady, Messrs. and SedgCavanagh, Cavanagh

the

instructed to accept were field, of the tenders received. five in hand at once. be will

lowest

The

work

put

A meeting of the asnewly-formed late of sociation of the Chris pupils tian Col Brothers' Palace on Bishop's

Brothers'

Christian Old

Boys'

Association

been

nave oeen dis pians secret of Ad strategy The U.S. cruiser Wel

the

Subiaco

Canary

have

lege

held at evening.

was

Monday

the Mr.

J.

C.

Cavanagh

Brother The Hughespresided. adsocial before the meeting the placed the to be gained by joining vantages has been association. A code of rules intention of drawn the and it is the up,

Rev.

members The

—

to

hold

meeting

a

next

banquet for

adjourned

1

month.

fortnight.

a

—

denas The

and

sentenced

authorities their obtain

prisoners. off Havana and five

puted. relieved

to

be

shot

as

spies.

are Washington trying exchange for Spanish The result of an engagement between two Spanish gunboats

—

American

smaller

is

dis

ships has been Despondency Spain on Admiral by hopes placed The Governor of the Spanish in

—

Northam

at

—

authorised has been to concede Philipines of the insurgents, the demands on condition resist American invaders. that The they in Victorian Agent-General reports that, to a communication from Sir answer George Mr. has Turner, Chamberlain declared it most on strategical grounds, important, Austra that the dominating Philippines, trade with the should be in lian East, hands. and the Lord friendly Brassey will in the Agents-General co-operate matter. The fleet left has Spanish Curascoa at the of the Dutch request The Americans that officials. complain the French at Martinique afforded coaling —

facilities

to

May is

17.

—

the

fleet.

The

British

at

a

Villagarcia, threaten residents

believing has been

that an formed.

Channel squadron Spanish port. The. to refuse supplies,

Anglo-American Out

alliance

Ameri 125,000 can summoned for active ser-r vice 65,000 only have been mustered. has to Blanco consented exchange the for Spanish in journalists officers captured in prison Washington. —

of

volunteers

—

The Apothecaries Perth. Sandover's,

Rev.

dergast

am

—

"

"

The The

obliged

Admiral with the Cerveras, has reached Squadron, the of Curaooa off the Coast of Discontent at the Spanish

Island

Cerveras.

And

spectators.

National Library of Australia

L

MAGGIE

Rhodes among Row has recently

steps.

A

Phenomenal Success MOORE

Continued

pa

Its Odessa has correspondent informed News that some the London Daily 20,000 are there for em being quartered troops to Port Arthur barkation and Talienwun. amount of ammunition is An enormous also being forwarded. a Oarlist Gene The Marquis de Calvero, his services has offered to th9 ral, Spanish the of his in hour Government country's that It is believed thousands of danger. will his example. follow guerilleros made at Kanowna An on attempt was to garrote in tent his a Saturday night named The garroters miner Joseph Coffey. the of were routed approach foot by

H

W.N

rjl

Cecil of

—

prevented to the landing troops. Owing of the Spanish fleet proximity Cape Verde the invasion of Cuba has been postponed. The U.S. volunteer is being mobilised army at that Chickamauga. Owing to reports war-vessels are off the New Spanish Eng land orders have been issued for Coast, New York at completely closing night Harbour. It is at Washington reported that the Cape Verde Squadron has been in seen the Caribbean Sea, making full for Cuba. speed, as is supposed,

the

"

Review,

O

to

for, while Versailles, of a liquor, striking who remonstrated with for him orders.

.

"

from

identity into

in

at influence

named

—

to.

death

Washington

has been seized coal, by the Americans. S.S. Gussie has landed The arms and stores for the insurgents in Cuba, being

on

with

widowhood.

common

French

the

to

appealing

thetically

the

averting

man

at

retire

IXvlU

were

'

have

—

—

to

Osborne

whose

man

"

The

Queen Regent of Spain is said influence sought the personal

—

—

by

of a system possible Government directed vote, by by popular the Press." There is of the the apotheosis Even the devil should editor. printer's then the wings of a cherub. Who assume ? shall cry Stop my paper

re

Embassy

A

by Spanish infantry at Cieufuegos. and the forts The report is at discredited The Spanish Washington. for Ministers Marine, Colonies and Agricultuie have is recon resigned. Sagasta the A from Cabinet. structing telegram the of Puerto Rico Spanish Governor the damage done by the American reports and the loss of life there ship at San Juan American marine as One was trifling. and killed seven wounded.

it

named

young

National

drought. for Primmer

to

—

has

attempting

May 14.—

London. The

to

by Russia

foreigners The

Advertiser

Professor

welcome,

returned

however,

has

boy and rescued from

through

very

Jacob

presentation

production thanks

took generally

Manilas

—

change

-

A

week,

abandon

no water, and the girl, although swimmer, to bring him out. followed She, however, him to a rock, whence succeeded in getting he again the on slipped in, and was point of sinking the third time when a young on the scene and made man a appeared rescue. plucky The at the mission station Anglican Forrest River, has been attacked by natives, and Mr. Harold Hale, its superintendent, but not in speared, painfully dangerously, which the The mission, was founded arm. had not about it is said, a year ago, proved success. a very striking

The Russian have protested newspapers Great Britain's angrily against occupation of Wei-hai-wei, in response, suggesting that, make trouble the Russia should on frontier Orton's

the of its

at

landing

A

Herald,

be

of

he

pleted.

matter

committed unreservedly and patriotism of the Congress.

that

.would be very to have Albany bombarded. disagreeable Our as the contemporary protests that, have declined to make the port Admiralty its an naval base, should Imperial garrison and its be at once defences com enlarged The

—

that

the

foreigners

the

recommended

resigned

Nottinghamshire

Dreacn or as a agreement to remain as free ports were as the Chinese treaty ports.

oi

which

had

miners

Talienwun.

or

plained

was shark, 9ft. 6in. in length, river the near William-street Perth, on Thursday morning. Cardinal on Gibbons, in a letter written to the New York by him

and

disgusted allowed to Russia.

Arthur

1st.

A

Main

Commons, explains

home

Prohibition the against

Bay

in

the

the Boulder on the action protested against the of Warden Hare, in granting Ivanhoe Venture for another Company's application It is suggested that case. a meet special Government to re ing be held to petition another the move Warden, to place.

pickfrom

months

to

war

has the bombarded Key West Squadron, of San Juan, of capital Puerto port Rico, the Spanish and cap destroying war-ships the town. The U.S. gunboat Yale turing the S.S. Rita. The U.S. has captured cruiser and Hudson Wellington gun-boats and back from Winslow, have been beaten attack the Cardenas an on Cuban, port, from the shelled having been successfully forts. An and four American ensign

to the bushels

embracing

recently

of

at

pecially China

prisoner.

banks

pearling

2.44

protest against Government

as

principles,

Dart

years

division

a

meeting Sunday night

revisited

seven

political

oeen

up

has

only

who

Finch-Holton,

seat

ment

ENDS.

Davitt

Michael

to hasten The operations. states that sup Telegraph Japan, and is ne ported by France Germany, with the Russia to prevent gotiating per manent of the occupation Philippines by America. The New York of correspondent London the Times that reports although towards friendly expressions England areare to commit general, public men unwilling in a themselves favour of British alliance. The American at troops Tampa received Mr. Chamberlain's Birmingham speech with also God cheers, Save the singing German discuss Queen." newspapers the and speech with The respect sympathy.

—

A

ODDS

owing

strike miners' continues, Cue, Day Dawn, Cuddingwarra, and Nannine. land, the Island,

phenomenal.

was

of

average

increase. arrested

spy,

are

jioiu.

is,

A

and kindly lighthearted. In Remenyi has passed away a waif from the olden genial times, and one remem deserving always of a affectionate brance.

disposition

an

-Lilt)

that

four

proclaimed through and looting shops

bread-riots

Spanish

in

authorities

urged

pathy

committed suicide. The commander of H.M.S. Linnet reports that Admiral the Devey hopes to starve The of Manila into garrison surrendering. remain declar however, defiant, Spanish, their stores are ample and that ing that out of reach of the American are they as

acre.

per

to

linger Those at least who, for heard him in later example, years play the Marseillaise could think otherwise. hardly To his art he was passionately devoted, and

uores.

bushels

drought,

Something

seemed

too,

was

1,233,892

sent

station

been

the

on

inva--

impatience

The of the

New

Sisters'

last. towards

A

schoolroom further

sum

Catholic

the

(says

Adver

meeting in Sunday evening

held

tiser)

the

Roman

new

Church

Church.

committee-

building

a

on

of .£42

handed

was

in

A number of fund. building the to raise subscrip propositions tending with. It tion considered and dealt were His was to Lordship decided request the

Bishop

the the

land

to on

hand

over

the

which

the

church

deeds

title

to

of be

ball

also in

is

—

au

has

China

has

of the

postponement

—

auine

European discussing

—

ui

man In his youth he had ordinary taken as a patriot in the struggle of part his country under and his violin Kossuth,

the are

—

one

no

—

ueeu

that

Washington

Germany the

Spain,

mine

was

a

leacung

peace.

George Downing,

inspector.

wheat

1200

women

—

reported at

law

being

where or given over any acre, exclusive J210 for licences, per apart of the term not to block irrespective area, for licenses exceed 14 years. Applications per set

is

May 13. ships from

the

making

It

—

Ambassadors for proposals

O'Loughlin, in

in

fire

breaastuns.

Martial

Bay pearl

—

to

Malcolm

Menzies

who

—

alias

away

the Crowds on their as leaving has Madrid destroyed

—

Perth.

Merrin, alleged

weeks

had

Havana. them on

A

—

brought

has

The

Cuba has occasioned The Washington

London

which

with food riot at armed Logrono, and, have a force sent choppers, obliged cavalry Con them The to retire. against Spanish sul in London has protested against sup of sulphur of war) being plies (contraband Britain furnished to America by Great and' Canada. Merritt has U.S. General to a sent been appointed command corps to support Admiral Dewey in the Philip where also he will control internal pines,

—

and

18.

of

America.

Lafayette,

s.s.

—

from abused

wharf a

case

occurred assault

The blockade,

residents

Province

double

a

12.

the

run

Mr.

defeated

Central Council.

Saturday night by four men garrotting a serious and mont,

any But

the

to the

the

On

recent

disavow

Cuba

has

for Darling the Legislative

sion

being

else

as

May

AMERICO-SPANISH WAR.

to practically to Canada.

even

answering

:

clerical party and intends to

with

the

closer

F.

seat

a

up

under that

cablegram "

9d.; 6s. 3d.;

THE

at has

Sydney to the monopoly there

of Newfoundland

Robert

Reefs, 27s. 6d.; Boulder £5 Perseverance, 45s. North £2 17s. 6d.; Lady Shenton, 9d.; 29s. 4|d. Kalgurli, 18s.

United, Ivanhoe,

in

Land question. to result, as possibly

and

America, position

Brook-

45s.

Hills, 28s.; Main

Boulders,

Guinea

syndicate

in evil. The Minister for Lands where, suggests that Germany may be bought out and its closeness to of the island to points

—

and

Chaffers, man's

New

English

.

R. H. Barrett, received the has sharebroker, his London from following quotations the week during agents at closing prices .£3 3s. 9d.; Great Associated, Boulders, 17s.; 27s. South Hainaults, 6d.; 35s.; Kalgurli, Mining

in

condemned

is

in

acres

an

attention

country

alliance.

stock

to

attracted

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an

250,000

.

of

presage

of acre

-

sure

an

—

a

sale

2s.

—

as

also

the

—

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cordially taken

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to hold

the

Town

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committee

League

purposes.

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grand fancy

dress

financial hall

a

some

then

time

in

was

August

y

next.

adjourned.

Fremantle. op the Cross, in St. Patrick's concert weekly given on Hall, Fremantle, Monday night, nnder the of the League of the Cross, auspices a audience, who received attracted large favour the excellent evident pro with Joyce and gramme organised by Messrs. Burns. The overture was played by Miss vocalists A. the included and Jarvis, J. Misses McKenna Thorpe, Samroe, (two), and C. Glasson. A H. Joyce and Messrs of exhibition club was swinging pretty with M. Graham musical given by Miss Miss A Colgan. accompaniments by Messrs. H. farcical sketch Joyce, A. by A. Burns aud Sweeney provoked much Mr. W. O. Mason contributed a laughter! and acted solo pianoforte accompanist. —

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cussion

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Mr.

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prominent

time.

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into

associated

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ing

rivalry the supplies

was

made

Mr.

with

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ap dis

was

sure

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were

efforts

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the

stalls.

repeated

Mr.

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and

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experiment

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at

the

side

himself.

as

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Hawthorne,

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way

Par-

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from on same

the

rejoinder,

that he also observed to learn that for that the member had conformed district to his views, though those what as far as he views were must, was remain a mystery. concerned, (Laugh ter and applause.)

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playfully

Visitor

Bathtjfst.

to

Those

—

A

who

St. Stanislaus' under connected with the old regime, or stu either as professors and also the of the for first few dents, years will learn new be pleased to dispensation, that the Rev. is a present Father P. Davis in the old haunts. a short spending holiday Father Davis's name is linked indissolubly with the history of the college, and it can be stated that he saw more safely changes his of than term during preparation any other student of St. Stanislaus', or perhaps were

of any almost

other

in

college

Australia.

Coming

.

Australia. he

not

Though

Australian-

be looked as upon certainly as he was a child when he left one, quite native Isle. His his place in the Emerald visit is able the first he has been present to

his

Australia,

with

much

who,

during

-nnfliin ITiWUlU

Aomn 1

may

make

to to

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consequently long

V4

is

the rtf WA

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returned

portion

race

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vast in

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in

410

rrt

letter

a

of

of land

Nevin Jewish

is

Ter

Catholic the

coin-

third

dona-

members

of

the

welcome

especially

just

of the

extremely unsatisfactory Govern of the nature reply given by the that waited ment to the deputation upon His the Treasurer. Grace the Archbishop to the has written Mr. Boas, thanking in

community body for the

Catholic kindness

shown

in

the

the

of

the

marks

of

name

continued matter.

Ade Brothers' College, Sunday afternoon, May 1st, His blessed Grace the Archbishop solemnly and dedicated the new wing of the Chris Christian —

On

.

tian

Brothers'

There

was

attendance

and

representative His

including present, Lieutenant-Governor

the

lency

Wakefield-street.

College,

alarge

the

of

course an Way. In the occasion on by him of the Hughes, Principal

following

particulars:

—

and

address the

Excel Mrs.

delivered

Rev.

Brother the gave the past had been

College,

During

of J310, 350 the and extending expended in improving old scholars of years Their gone college. the old now hardly recognise by would in which humble and more building they Since and played and prayed. studied numbers had doubled. 1890 their just an of This nineteenth was age century and those engaged in education progress, of the times. well abreast must keep now enabled hear.) They were by (Hear, seven

their

years

sum

additions

late

their ally the which

the

-educational venerable

of the

Catholic

to

carry

out

effectu-

scheme, hierarchy

that

system

Church

and so

zealous

ardently —

clergy for their flocks the to desired procure of the mind, of the education body, and of careful the heart. grada (Cheers.) By a the latent mentai powers tion of'subjects under of their charge constantly youthful of went True to the import development.

National Library of Australia

the the

there

the

should of

sons

of the

green hills'

was

Ire

sham

of

itself

there

was

to

compared

devoted

affections

would

be

in

not

boast

ii>Anl/1

hA iio

the

Via

vuiu

««

phecy

been

of

in

sons

their

home.

tralia their

hearts.

entwined

round

turies

Ireland

bees.

Then

lands, lustre

and

went

to

was

her on

and

went

every

renown.

France in

leaders

the

had

of religion the brave

the

enemy

and Irish

of

as

in

than,

the

United

States.

and

No

this

strife

of

might

sooner

of the intoned

away vic

the

of

return

military

leaders

This

name

of

of

Ireland

all

sons

be

soon

Spain,

one

was

the

distinguished

Spanish The Duke

Erin It

to both

peace

In

of

(Applause.)

ended;

had should

and

that he

than more pray earnestly the Hibernian Society for

knew noe would the members of

plause.)

sons

countries. of the Duke of

man

of

O'Donnell.

Tetuan

was

bore

(Ap greatest Tetuan.

the

very

(Laughter.) always

Barry

of

Australia

he the

sure

that

was

had

Hibernians pavii.

thrown

affections

!"

"

and

it

so

great

a

the The

hear.)

in achieving would always

ixLttttL,

with

was

(Hear, was

their their

into

one,,

and

that

destiny

take

a

War

is

without

a

prom-

iitnur.j

mentioned

at

every

many

is

of

slightest

its

pro

the for

and of

even

an

follow constitute

the

a

a

monarchy.

boasts

a

which

that

and

republic, war

was

have

war,

but

war

again

lost

them

tant

of

ever

beyond

the

results

or

to

tor nil.

are

fought been

won

by

diplomacy

has

the

conqueror.

unreasonable concomi necessary this

no what To purpose the satisfying momen or inhuman wounded tarily pride desires of a powerful War potentate. has been tried for centuries, but has

spoken

of glory to who yearns

savors

a

then, slaughter— the

momentous

its

it easily realisation

inexperienced

as

Why,

by the of

place

Kri'nnr

of

people

in

Kingdoms

REVERY.

thought

wmilrl

cheek

consequence wages a and people long war no that had lasting on the affairs of the nation it was to coerce. How many fought were thousands of lives sacrificed as a tribute to the mistaken of a policy how many Government, king-urged millions mourned the loss of some of their nearest and dearest. And why? forsooth, the Jingoes of the Simply, for war and day saw an opportunity and crav satisfied their grasped it, in the of thou ings death-agonies were sands. Glorious battles these, no marvellous the deeds doubt, of some wonderful the combattants, of Ney and the of tactics gallantry what ? but to purpose Bonaparte, won the day, and England eventually was France saddled with a again corrupt monarchy, but to-day France

once

"

men

destiny

'proud'

of

roar

or

cannon

of tested

hibition for its

the

on

swept

presence Dtum was

The

both.

Jack

Saucy

sacri

that

against bloody influence

asked, captain The ship ?"

ana

ine

gieatn

war

?

miserably

failed

to

for

which

it

pose

then,

pur

Diplomacy, the

itself

proves of the

arbiter

the

answer was.

destinies

peaceable and

of nations,

must,

supplant

eventually, altogether that most inhumane of measures— War.

human

all

or

What more clashing sword. glorious than the mad impetuous of charge the never to be forgotten cavalry, of squad squad amid sight charging cannon the horrid din of belching and How the noble ex cracking guns.

to

:

shed lustre on be the prayer

your

at

Australia.

;

of

Te in torious a troops, God. As in to thanksgiving (Applause.) in Austria Ireland had so it was France, statesmen and noble soldiers. wise given iu which two countries To-day, unhappily, had fame were Irishmen attained engaged of of Spain and in war. He spoke, course, the

in

young

Aus

hive

a

forth

patriotism. batallion

their and country,

rue

he was had present, sure, and; heard of, Fontenoy. ap (Laughter Well, if he mentioned plause.) Fontenoy, it to remark that was there was one thing with that which connected glorious victory sometimes It was the blend was forgotten.

ing

These

hearts

declaration vocation it

Australia

Senate

munion.

its

All

battlefield.

of "

the A

England

the

many

is it heedlessly, who not to learn the dire con pause with which it is fraught. sequences It has an heroic ring in the mind of the mad enthusiast who clamors for

foreign country they had shed Some (Hear, hear.) and the became among

sons,

English

com

of

that

ware

to

republic

Thoughtlessly, on expatiated by men

ai

love

busy

as

an

;

fibre of every For cen many

(Applause.)

hero

How significance. how of hard the issues. ominous

Judgment

of.

The

the

at

example of England

(Henri.)

n»A_

made

(Cheers.)

was

noblest

had

and

command

A

;

who

Admiral

names

man

blush Hamilcar.

WAR.

the

wuiunug

Day

Once in

is

first

the

vranfnMinrw.n

iu

the

the

Two

the

a

past (Applause.) a prophet,

being

-in

ooiio

Ireland

States,

uituiu

a

of be as fresh would country in the hearts of the of St. and green sons it was thousand Patrick as a years ago, and While as it was to-day. (Applause.) this love of the old land they possessed the devotedsame earnest they exhibited the land ness to of their whereadoption In Austra eyer ihey might happen to be. it would be found that lia the Irishmen who made this their adopted Country, loved it well as Australians as the The Australians born beneath did. the Southern Cross loved their country, and loved it well but he was sure loved this land not than the more they of

United

Irish

Irishmen.

jof

future.

onfn

wo

when

that love

had

it

as

would

it

of

adopted

great oak. The was an admirable comparison No matter how storms one. raged around no matter the that how" fierce Church, roots shocks of tempest after the tempest, oak stood in the ;soil. That of that firmly old tree of Irish faith and devo glorious tion had survived centuries of storms, and it had never ceased to put forth new and This branches. (Hear, hear.) vigorous the and the of the Irish was glory pride The spirit of patriotism race. (Applause.) of piety. It was as as the spirit strong be to cut the would just as easy away shamrock from the hills it of Ireland as would the love be to of pluck country was

And

He

the the

life's

HiAir

other

second to no Sometimes

of religion Ireland

the

mander.

balmy

man,

to the tongue spring the mention of war, the Napoleon and Nelson, greatest the soldier world has ever known, and the sailor nation or greatest any has had the privilege of any ,time Both these men lived at boasting. the same and both witnessed time, wars that the rulers of disgraced

.

all

in

garden

no

Ireland'

m

heard

surrendered. had given the U nited brave States men since many Saucy Jack and was sure that to-day he (the Cardinal) of the men in the United States one-fourth and Catholic. Irish Navy were (Hear, A few weeks United States hear.) ago the Maine blown some in was warship up by of the with the object cendiary hastening On that war. present ship 290 Irishmen and and it was Catholics consol perished, from the ing to know report of the Catholic 140 of these had that men chaplain, only some days .before approached Holy Com

the

was!

piety

of

(Applause.)

country. Church

wuv

Ade

It

:

that

upon

came

and the United Ireland States hundred years ago. They had all .of the naval Jack" "Saucy Barry,

began

a

of

encourages the blood,

of

spilling

of

soul

longer

no

and

sweet

the

noblest ornaments. But even are time there those yet in our who war at loudly cry for every con ceivable now chance, but diplomacy rules the and war is seldom world, and far between.

i

were

tween

was

o'er

of

be

reply was, English Captain Ireland (Laughter.)

the red Christendom so enriched with flower of martyrdom. To-day the sons and of Erin this were daughters carrying of earnestness and to other spirit piety

Knf

DD

Patrick

seen

secution

lim'n

r»

as

St.

The

breathing

fice

between

information.

The

be true would the children of Erin Ireland, In the days of to the faith. (Applause.) fame as the home of learning and Ireland's shone no with sanctity country brighter and when the and per light, days of trial

He

West

at

the

by the

given and

view

laide.

.

was

so

other

who

"jingoes," war

prompt

and Ireland, of the beat so long as the waves Atlantic her so long would the Catho upon shores, be the of that dear old lic faith heritage the land. ever (Loud cheers.) Ves, while in dear little shamrock could be found rock

(Cheers.)

the

ground

their

the of disposal This constitutes

Hebrew

.

land,

number +:ci

hear.)

by the push on

hope, pleasure world reckless

state newspaper These statements

relations

victories. "Who

delivered by the annual his H.A.C.B.S., by the Freeman's

follows

spoke

inheritance be. the and so long as

ever

fraught

any

from

authentic

THE

at

1st, the

reported

as

of

prayer

Bathurst,

Cemetery, Archpriest

Rev.

Very

Synagogue, now

.

in

Journal,

from

that the Hebrew Boas, stating be glad to would place a fur

ther

munity.

he

term

Terrace

—

Mr.

community

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for

public

address

an

May Sydney of

Eminence,

came;

Rabbi.

in

since

interest his

West The received

tion

home

and

WHV

has

laide.

old

fellow-students

either as capacity.

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breakfast

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course

Sunday,

in

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for

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the on

the primary education of those stages from at last he entered the days, till Seminary then connected with the of St. Charles', about he 7 years ago,. college. Thence, to he studied in passed on Rome, where the Propaganda for a period of three years, and there he received his elevation to the Almost after station. priestly immediately his Ordination he returned to Australia, since that time has laboured at and he Port in the Diocese of Adelaide, Adelaide,

he

born,

v

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while lands, fruitfulness

,

1

SPANIARDS

to begin his educa infancy for of remained a more period all the years, passing through

tion, than

their

in

candidates

these

to the of name Some few years to Australia, came

Spain and and who would just as readily try to United push on an invasion by the States of even of or Canada, England. (Hear, Wo in Australia should be hear.) the statements on our guard in accepting which appeared in the English newspapers with to matters of this sort, because regard these came from sources. reports prejudiced It not (Hear, hear.) was easy to obtain trying America,

classes.

handicapped

secure

(Hear, to

honour

in

particle, made,

were

.

his

m

advanced

CARDINAL MORAN ON IRISHMAN ABROAD.

M. P. a vote

Hawthorne, M.P., proposing said he was glad to find thanks, delivered his Eminence speech by preceding day that he was on the

of

thus

of

majority

the

a

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circum in com

early

engage

the

reached

never

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to

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in

the the

288

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less

successfully

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in draw

stances mercial

boys

Mr.

exami Written hear.) the of mental great test this conformed to They had had met with amount of a fair

of their pupils. a desire or to

fraction

Australia.

them of matter

without Fair

fully

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to

on

or,

their sides, keen

ramatta hardt

glorious struggle

those

stall-holders

both

and

present succeeded,

Barton

hand, tained

-

m rjlTllTlRTlnH

pleasure

essence

now

passed

beyond dispute

was

O'Donnell. (Applause.) before he (the Cardinal) he of a made the acquaintance Spanish naval commander who hadthe'very Spanish of name In O'Kelly. (Laughter.) fact, Irish names were common in quite the and of While army navy Spain. of he felt that he should speaking Spain, refer to the absurd stories about the ex and cesses of the soldiers cruelty Spanish in Cuba. not of There was a particle truth,

of their boys Uni the Adelaide examination their first since versity in 1884. their (Cheers.) Many of attempt had to the of on School boys gone Mines, and of these numbers had won distinction. But those who themselves for presented examination formed public only a small had

it

to of

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Spain. on Satur sailed board the s.s. P.

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is It this emphasised. of the influence of the Investigation cer craft makes it guilds tolerably tain that many of the characteristics an that distinguish Englishman, his his commercial independence, sturdy his dogged determination, enterprise, for government, his selfhis capacity dependence and love of freedom took in life in mediaeval their rise guild were times. The guilds not merely instruments of national but progress, were means valuable as a specially of training the workers and implant habits that make for ing in them

greatness. CoNVERSiONs.-Miss Ada Johnson, of Ballykilbeg. the daughter of Mr. William for Belfast M.P., Johnson, was received into the Catholic South, Church, by the Rev. J. F. M'Cauley, in St. Patrick's Memorial C.C.,

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Sunday,

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Cardinal.— Car A Democratic dinal Gibbons, who with Archbishop in Ireland has been labouring for the of Washington preservation of is the only Prince the peace, in the United but he Church States, is the London too tho says Star) and a democrat rough an American to surround his ecclesiastical rank with and ex any of the splendor ternal associated with the dignity else. Cardinalate He everywhere differs from an ordinary hardly priest in personal He has no appearance. or residence. Like palace separate the members of the clerical staff of

preside date has that of been which the great religious procession and takes place at Brussels, annually of which is known as the procession Miracle. the Saint Sacrament du The at the committee, organising head of which is Mgr. Jacobs, the over

Pope

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Cuba. In refer Leo XIII.'s to his Holiness action as mediator in the Cuban dif News The the Daily says ficulty, honours of peace if is to be peace between the United States and will rest in no small degree Spain

Academy, Kensington Joseph's of which has Road, S.E., the success in the Universe from been chronicled time to to show that the time, matters is Church in educational interests of her the safeguarding St.

—

WESTERN

the

their

all

the

are

of

tions

steady progress at pre There are

for being prepared to education imparting of the Order Catholic Houses boys. been established in have France, Tunis, China, India, Spain, Algiers, China, Turkey, and other coun Italy, Christian tries. In London the excellent Brothers have established and we need only mention schools,

Chapon,

Congress.

C.nthnlin

making

scholastics work of

—

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—

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was for public hospital stigmatised and for his harshness in his bigotry instances in many to allow refusing the to receive comforts of patients on their death-bed. The religion administrator took an action against that he the Voce , and alleged had been damaged in his best interests ot this correspon by the publication dence. The chief authorities of the were as called and witnesses, locality their evidence showed that the asser-

in 1475 colleges 324,875 pupils and schools of the Order. These are and con in charge of 14,631 brothers, novices and over 5000 siderably

audience Nice, in private to him for his attention and thanked Her the English colony. Majesty her sympathy for Leo also expressed considerable and spoke at XIII., Bernard of Father Vaughan, length of the Parish of the English preacher Cardinal St. Paul, and of his brother with the The interview Vaughan. Bishop of Nice lasted three quarters of an hour. The

a it Latterly published correspon a in dence from town provincial which the administrator of the local

sent

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Mgr.

ffiot

nntp

of

Bishop

Christian

IRVINE'S

—

Brothers. a has just deal statement been issued of ing with the work of the Brothers the Christian schools in various parts of the world, and it is satisfactory to

Christchurch. Dr. Grimes, Bishop has New Zealand, on his way to Rome stay

was himself struck down by the In 1870 he took part in contagion. the (Ecumenical Council at Rome. The of Quebec died Archbishop later on in that and on March year, was con 19, 1871, Mgr. Taschereau secrated to the vacant see by Arch On July bishop Lynch, of Toronto. the 21, 1885, he received hat, being the first to a Canadian be appointed Cardinal. An Outrageous Sentence. Voce della the The most Verita, Catholic in Rome, popular newspaper has again been suffering persecution of the governing at the hands powers.

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a.

he

Mrs. Johnson's Orange friends. Patrick wife of the Russell, DevonVicar of St. Stephen's former has (beon received into the port, Church at Leamington by the Right Mr. Russell Rev. Souter. Mgr. Rev. last the Church year. joined of George M. P. Bowns, formerly Methodist the Church, Episcopal has been received into the Church at New York. The New York Herald of March the conver 28, announces of Miss E. R. Arnold, who is sion well known in New York as a social Mrs. worker. Ex- Mayor and A. received Oakley Half were formerly of St. into the Church, in the Church street Paul the Apostle, Fifty-ninth on New York, and Columbus-avenue, the Feast of the Annunciation Rev. by Mr. Hall Father George M. Searle. was reared a Presbyterian and Mrs. Mr. an Hall Hall Episcopalian. was for spme time London correspon dent of an American paper. Mr.

Large

Oblate Fathers.— Bishop has arrived in of Jaffna, the Oblate After attending

Joulain,

Eternal

at

World

;

The

in

Cardinal Taschereau. Taschereau, Archbishop of Quebec, died in that city on Tuesday a 19, after night, April long illness. Elziar Alexandre Taschereau was born on February 17, 1820, at Sinte Maria de la Beauce, about thirty miles was from He a Quebec. greatgrandson of Thomas Jacques Tasche who left Touraine for Canada reau, in the former half of the last century, and in 1746 was appointed Seigneur of Sainte Marie. In the present cen at least three members of the tury same have been judges on the family Canadian Bench. The future Car dinal was educated at the Quebec a year in Rome, and, after Seminary, he received the tonsure in that city the at to age of 18. Returning ordained on Quebec, he was priest but he was September 1842, 13, —

Death Cardinal

never

of

called

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for,

until

to

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general aspects of his inter we which wrote last (about from the per week) it is of interest sonal not to say the physiological It seems that in this standpoint. matter the venerable Pontiff is not but that he has merely a figure-head, own been acting of his motive and efforts. The personal by his own was it initiative and whether his, it fails it will do succeeds or whether credit alike to his heart and to his head. the Pope has him Moreover, self dictated and many of the notes Vatican with which the messages has been so He has given busy. that he has orders to be wakened from sleep whenever tele important

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