The Record Newspaper 04 June 1898

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through

blue the Island

to

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of

and

liedit

was

Joscelyn,

in

a

delayed weekly papers, from friends and letters old, them tives who remembered

on

and

&

entrusted them will will bear the premises

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PROMPTLY

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WATCHES

Rings,

to

\ old

assure

TO.

&

CO.,

and

King

the

PROPRIETORS

OF

Perth.

Streets,

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WILLIAMS,

PREMIER

Augusta

of New

High

South

out

everybody false

expectations."

be

company

for

captain.

might

and

mightn't,"

retorted

his

few

moments' "

reflectively,

"you,"

then sister

she then

;

she

silence If the

a

desola

is

under

"She'd the jurged "She a

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to

con was

light

Fremantle,

Street,

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GROCERS and (Wholesale

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&

Agent.,

HUGHES

of

(late

and

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Mr. Business

difference and ashore,!':

no,

Country

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asjhey

are

,o;n

Mr. having succeeded by Messrs. Hughes

houses

with

in

Australia,

entire

blue sky are red and the mainland,

Table

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(late

Crawford

and Co, Adelaide.)

the

Gallagher, and

enable

above

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ST.

PERTH.

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woman.

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his

sister, .

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Perth.

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JOHN

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we .write suppose for four dollars

but that she on/the local

colour,,

same

liffht

must

as

anv

not

EARTHENWARE, VASES STANDS,

GLASS, FLOWER

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270.

FANCY

never

seen

said

Nancy.

a

!

WATER

JUGS

in

des

her that

a week, depend much

about

it's

alone mention

that

Perhaps

freshly-painted

the.

shore."

painted

you

by the she's light,"

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So it was finally settled should take the boarder, course of time a letter .to

BOHEMIAN

AND

as

has

.

CHINA, GLASS

No.

-

Telephone

wouldn't," that feeling

it

that they and in the that effect

dispatched by Nancy. and :Sam his sister had Captain been the keepers of the light for seven or and fioth as were, the eight, years, former on the said, shady side of which possibly their forty; explained contentment in so barren a apparent had The been a sailor captain spot. all his life, but having lost the vessel in .which: hewasi two-thirds owner, he secured! the light, a. and, being, was !

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confessed the he was getting captain; into very deep water. metaphorically" about our think I you are wrong colour, local Nancy," he -skud, " after.A Where up the letter. pause, folding as such a master see will sight youto the stream of red ? that pointing that poured :in; at the" door sunlight room. the little They and flooded oh the have such sunlights don't Look at -that of. pile mainland. how the clouds how they- re deepening;

.

Sam

Captain

"

it

to let her come, be right to see different she was goin' from what she'd find all klong

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Well,"

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,

"

Sight-Testing

she's a supposet the captain,' who suggested painter," the favoured proposition,' apparently advocate it to too but did not dare #»nrnftstlv for fear of obDOsition. at

at

the

has given us free." Well there's the lighthouse said the captain colour," doggedly. to That the Govern belongs the conscientious ment," replied ;

different

thinks'-'it's

charge people for looking: and ocean colours that,

Lord

attention.

-

HAY

to

me

sunsets

..

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314

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grey just the self-same; sunsets. and there's to come .out. here she wants What on this desert for to see the colour rock I can't imagine.".

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HIGH

Order

every

,

,

Delicacies, WILL

?£<<

week,"

a

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satisfaction.

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Teas,

will

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for-

in

continued

dollars

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conducted

best'

clients

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THE

said

.

Why,.; the, colour between the same Nancy, v "i It's the rocks everywhere

here

Dohent

the

in

jgained

:

there's

"

P. will

/

ask

we

suggested the captain. She says she's willin' to pay! the rate but /there regular so we've isn't, any regular rate, got to he. added establish a precedent," in-.' from .the report plagiarizing sensibly the of of the Secretary Interior, was which the authority of the light. Ain't five dollars too much ? asked Nancy. ." It don't ,seem right

:

the .regular

pay

J.

!

.says,"

'she

Five

Nancy,

important

.

).

shall "

said

this

:

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she

in

v..

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DOHENY

P..

the case,"

tone.

"

DOHENY,

Gibson).

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And

colour.; the local " she will he added, of board." rates of.

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alters interested

news.

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That deeply bit

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in

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Why; -Nancy;1 forgot to tell her said brother. "But the you," of the told me tender that, captain to paint they were going to send men and bo'ts. The light's thie lighthouse to be white, with a black windgoin! in' streak from the top to bottom rail and top red. You remember how fine it looked when it they painted

Perth.

Barrack-st.,

Augusta

;

colours shore."-

that

beautiful

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July 5. 12,500 at 5. Cup, at 5. 5,000 Cpolgardie Cup, run at Coolgardie August. KalgOOr lie Cup, run at Kalgoorlie August. 5,000 at 5. Menzies Cup, run at Menzies September. 5,000 at 5. At Caulfleld October at 5. Caulfield 15.' 25,000 Cup, run run at Flemington1 1. Melbourne November at 5. 2,5,000 Cup, Perth Cup, run at Perth January 2, 1899. 25,000 at 5.

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CHARL'ES),

MONSTER Port

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thinkiii'

not

one

Nancy.

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like

here ? his replied in a tone sister .of amazement. " said the v captain. Why, yes,'', a! letter -from a "Here's young J iguess her: to be woman— .at least,, she heard of the young-r-who -says to come, wants here and apd lights board a while for the sake of the local colour." " colour ? For the local repeated: A his; sister./ returned /" That's: what she sjays/! the letter, the captain holding up and just a delicate from which's came " for the sake .perfume perceptible

wouldn't

rock

somethin'

replied to get

tell

>"

J/

with

you

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In

is

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A.

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the captain, how, would

said,

.

Nancy,

"A

"

want

can't

I

off

but look so only painted things You may see washed out here, Sam. but to me it's plain black and colours, white." dirty

.

''

out looking up, ?" a'boarder.

was

see

tinued,'

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You'd

after

and rela

over Sam was a; puzzling, Captain in letter, written a, large square angular Dandj, whilsf,his sistej Ngcy.. from ftfie papers, snipped. the wrappers them out smoothed and carefully, filed them in, a paper rack.

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looking

the

anythin',"

i

Wellington

I'm

from "

Merchants,

.

when

;

isolation.

"

of

Beautiful

18,

all

manufactured

to

little

opening over

15,

and

Address

W.A.),

.

room

the

stamp

of

attention

Jewellery

JOSEPH

and.

keeper,

were sister sitting of the lighthouse,

of

Stock

hand.

Change

in

Jewellers

'

his

the

same

articles

Magnificent

on

REPAIRS

sum

north,

and hull was, down, on to the next tar beyond. light, the mail, also left and Cap

Sheihad tain Sam

standard

how

to go into winter quarters. prepared made The lighthouse-tender that her, once or three rounds in two months oil had just left the supply of and

provisions, her way

guaranteed

whose white of sky and

days

long

hauled of

All

their careful

Perth,

Street, and

Watchmakers

.

sea

had mer, the keener

fleet,

the

customers

maintained.

Universe.)

to

attention that the

of

and tho changin' every minute, water drawin' up from the purple ihills. Why, the very rocks here, as black and kelp-lined are, they and as I watch catch the colour, the sunsets and look down from the light the tints. the rocks reflect And then the water. Inshore it's green and the where sea churns up the grey, mud and sands but here, not twenty the feet from a rock, there's blue that have been stolen from the might and sometimes, sky itself, Nancy, is

sun

i

The sails

the

draw

Firm

red

.

and

(From

to

Desire

B.C.

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LIGHT.

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boarder

was

epoch

an

culminated

in

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she

room

lives

was

to

occupy.

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be

Continued.)

WHY

MEN

MARRY.

of

Miss a' with

woman

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Why?"

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to; "

Why,"

gaze

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the

said

the

captain

Miss

here

colour.''

Lapham

assented.

.continued the, captain, in -the letter hesitatingly, you.; kno\v that we that mentioned Nancy sent was the light tp be painted— we threw ,

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now

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as

cure

of

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more

most

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perfect h— men-

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Faulding Western

Australia.

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NEVER IN

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bfe;

sanction

such

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not

for

the

rdistributipn.pf.theTafepayer?s

will than

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7

Kalgoorlie-X-7

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Ancient

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to

establish

a

—

on meeting, Tuesday, Their College, Dublin.

declared

bv

truth

resolutions.

the report,have been negotiating, with the Government privately in, to reference the Irish University No. communication of any question. 'kind has been made to them on this, but thgy are- ready, as subject, they, have to the always been facilitate settlement of the problem. They ask the Irish, members, whom they

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Robert after some1 Taylor, time, became the occupier of one of those houses, a and started grocery store the Canal opposite bridge. Mr. Taylor entered into the married state in 1872 with a Miss Dunlop, of The world has gone well/ Tullylish. with them since, and own they now a considerable of the village portion of Scarva.

that

weeri'Xiriiavaryand

clear'. gard to sucfris minute from dating Irish Gorfetabuiairy

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is

be.

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Lordshios that there

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Early

In

their quarterly, at University

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Art.

Irish

gpld collar, of two neck beautiful

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The II-ieSarchy's Committee. The Standing Committee of the Arch and Bishops of Ireland bishops held

of a objects, consistingtwo Celtic work, torques, a chains, gold bowl and a model boat, in /gold, Were

-a.ble

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his

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the

inefigible'

for

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emphatically in the Local, .

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m4tong

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Branches and Menzies.

;

hold

village.

money.

PERRY.

iritimal-Ahr

him

is

patent markets,

is

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you only keep me/I be .more'; to remain. -glad But do you-know,' she eon-' captain;"; " tinued, there is>sotriethihg awfully about 'your idea of paihtiiig tempting) the boulders we ; suppose enter just tain the. idea we need; not carry it odt) but-' think it oveb immediately, and: plan how we would' do it. What colours :would you choose' ?" turning her. face towards Nancys have- >io' be all' red1," Well;; thby'd i

with

is

inr

It

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principle

.

;

if

years ago, times were

It

made by himself and those who in

master of he Scarva, declines to retire or go on pension, being resolved1 "' tb die in harness as the record the of" Victorian era." postmaster

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and.

many

concerned;

as it used- to vigorous Mr. Taylor takes little the active duties of his

institu-" raised

.tpUi#

ijlubjin tions

E&ces.

pojlcy

siiijt

a

pursuea

oars,

.

Call

:

of,

or less statemefits

on

so

—

.

;

more

was

white,.

Bigotry. The Characteristic refusal of the Belfast to' Corporhtioh an in aid of the mhke annual grant Mater is character:. Belfast, Hospital, is istic. The hospital opeh ;t6 all sections of the population, it is cal excellent culated to do as humani as tarian work its kipdred hospital while in Dublin. Blit the Corpo ration are promoting a Bill to enable ,them to make a grant to the Victoria whiph is to be under ex Hospital, Protestant government, clusively to make any contribution they refuse to the Maftsrv. Itfehg. Dbli.Corppration

nautical

—

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that1 his listener was about Seeing to the captain hastened to speak, add,: "If some of the you wouldlike on Moulders the ledge1 touched1' up, .' I'll ..-/ do it." The; captain looked preternaturally as sober he finished, but the new from boarder; her aston recovering a uttered ishment, rippling laugh that: cheered his drooping spirits. " am "I she said I delighted,'" assure you both frankly there-is more local colour here than I had any idea

of

other

opinion of age. Un 134 years there is no written record fortunately, of the event. Within the past thirty then has been scarcely years anypreceptible change in his physical that appearance, except his still hair has become plentiful perfectly

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picture;".

equipment and

based

quainted that he

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or ever period yet dis Great Britain or Ireland, small gold boat, evidently

and

former

;

& PROVISION

PRICES

yet

Still Working. Mr.' who at lives the Taylor, of Scar va, and who is probably vilage the oldest of her Majesty's subjects, is to stated have ..been born in the 1 this date year 764, at being arrived oc that by comparison of events curred in his youth and with which

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134 Robert

poor Mr. Johnson of Bally killis perfectly in beg, the other night or If a boy of ten comprehensible. to read,, \vas shut twelve, able., just in a cell/supplied Fox's withj up Book of Martyrs," and Sir Richard " of/ the Irish History Musgrave's there detained and with Rebellion," or out human intercourse any op even of an" ele gaining portunity of the outside mentary knowledge we to him world, might' expect at with ideas similar thirty emerge to those professed by Dr/ Kane"' and But the experiment; has his friends. ? never been tried.

the

cllllUlJg

of Celtic

DOWN.

even

etc.

Cheaper

cUAJliC

a

has a complete poles punting appliances.

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treasures

to some offering prince or is chief, of the most delicate con struction and workmanship. It is fitted with seats for the rowers' and

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class

while the a votive

and

vigour which it a

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Be sure Take you no get the genuine. thing that the chemist as good" says is "just is an but which inferior article on which hegets a larger profit.

art

have

to

of its covered

him' of the approach bethought of of the and the Twelfth dog-days He is Dr. Kane of old once July. will be different next It again. autumn when has the fitful fever and of the demon away bigotry passed well for. ...a To...an sleeps .space.. rational man mental the ordinary of such people as" the composition); and re Orangemen who denounced Mr. and viled Balfour Colonel Lord and Saunderson, Salisbury,

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discovered, but and high antiquarian as historic interest, they can be clearly proved to be work of the second an century. They- form, therefore, link in the chain of evi important the dence and regarding history development of early Irish decorative their in the \yprk place is proper Irish national collection of antiquities. The gold collar, is the finest example also

earnest genuine to ness is quite refreshing read of. in these blase and degenerate in his old form. Dr. Kane was days. Some weeks ago he gave expression re to /mild and generous :seiitiments the Locah Government Bill, garding all Irishmen would and hoped that it for the common adopt it and utilise interest. But the past few days surm have been very genial— quite Dr.; ,:Karie has sud mer-like-H-and;

ailments

specific

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most

decorative

engaged;

The

—

the

in

Thursday, .the Tory

denounced'

pur

attributes

undoubted

an

native

specially have

Vigour. met: on

Belfast,

failed.

Bile

the

stay.

Orange brethren

manner.

,

vuaiiaii

suc

our

relics

;

in otherwise> acting One of the great Bile Beans is the gentle man in which ner need they act, and no woman fear taking them, as they perform the work in a most soothing way and cause no incon venience at all. benefit They will greatly who all suffer from female and ailments, often efficient in prbve a cure effecting where all other have remeidies probably are

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of the colours, corrected the reason the didn't and here it painters: is come,washed and beaten by the gales of the last five But if you stay years. awhile be sure to come, and they'll then the colours will be accordin' to ihe letteri" " Ahd::if reduce ain't, we'll they the board," added Nancy glancing' who at the captain, nodded. The young lady looked so puzzled that Sam interpreted as it Captain of disappointment, and anjexpression he hurried on. But I've touched up things the " I could," "besti he said. I happened a and to have little paint, you cartseethe bo't right the window through there.? the dory, I s-Yes, gave her a coat of yellow outside and blue in; then I put a coat of government red',' regular buoy paint,1 on the front door sun when the sett in' strikes it as it does it a looks night, every regUar

most

already competitions tracted considerable interest and in the every experience gained respect Feis of last by the organisers year's availed of Ceoif has been usefully in connection with, the forthcoming come has Festival. The movement to

morally, and physically— present day very

all

for than

the

of

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lady from

comin'

;

wants

;

slightly of her

jntentniess

you see you're sake of the local,

Yes,"

,"

young

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mentioned but the latter, which is by no means the least is well worth a important, few words which cannot fail be of in to terest to all women, married or single. The woman of to-day does not give her-/ self enough attention in the direc propdr tion a little tiuie taken from the study of the latest fashions and complexion powders and given to the of medical works perusal with regard to the female organs, would do her a wonderful amount of geod. Woman is so contituted that it takes but very little to the delicate of disarrange organs her. In composition. she consequence suffers less more or at least for a few pain and in some all the days periodically, cases time. Her sufferings make her morose and bad and unfit to be tempered, thoroughly a companion to her husband or mother to her children. An wife amiable is a constant source of enjoyment to her husband, him to bear tlie and of helping cares worry and business, cheering his waning spirits. A little care and attention will or prevent ai least minimise the greatly sufferings women Great caution many go through. should be used as to the, medicines taken, of the vile as many concoctionsmanufac

sister.

wonderingly

eyes

by

the

his

pose

other.

disturbed :for

the,

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and in the possible, such women exist. It to deal with the first

is

few

.

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one

said

her

turning

echoed

don't,"

chief this

enf.iafir OCVVIOIJ

He o m

one

aver

is

man f/\ 1>I/

w

on

we

tally,

black eyes took in at laughing the picturesque and light the honest and rock,' couple every of the place/ she was detail Secretly and was about to highly delighted, so when Captain Sam, who had say to the floor, lowered1 her trunk took " his oilskin off and said, We hat, we've done don't think i est right by Miss Lapham." .you,

"No,

the

nearly

1

glance

'."

for

that

linw/l

bright a

the

reasons is

is

decline, and told,

are

a Lapham, young cheery face that seemed always ready and whose a smile to break out- into :

year.

"

attemDt

means mysterious did not find their to way Dublin, but to the Society of Anti in London. quarians However, more fortunate than other instances of these will have grabbing by England, to be returned to Ireland. These are objects pronounced by the anti-

;

the,

a'

was

Some

the

.

boarder'

first

not

if

rival,

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benefit. these

ot capital the excel, in Dublin

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in

last

music

age new

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Ulster will " sDlendid cessful

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that

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Dublin, incorporated Street Museum, who to such purchase full value in order shall be exhibited in the Museum for the public

Academy,

they National

one

them.

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Irish

with the Kildare the have right at the objects

A

,

the. helped up slippery, kelpwho covered rocks by the captain, to his while handed. her over sister, he shouldered her trunk and followed

being,

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—

most

COUNTY.

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name

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early

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to

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than

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through

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earthly that love

crown

called

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paid

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appears

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BOLGER, of

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latest

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OUT. Upstairs.

Artists

Engaged in the Department.

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satisfaction.

increasing

.

a

and

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silks.

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present

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Donegal

Mr.

John Dillon in order, hbn mem

This of th'e '122, when

April

its adjourn to attention if. declared that in

"

if

wished

that

case point to a single starvation the during Mr. months. William

not

champagne "

distributed

The

?

lists

to

Dan

Crilly

"

sarcasm, Irish

was

man

who had for interpreted to Ire paid a compliment " I always like an Irish land, saying, man near me in a tight corner." he was uneventful. rest of the journey

"I

Health Perfect I now Tonic.-" Clements from A Constant Sufferer Liver for Five Yearsand Kidneys Utter Prostration. in Resulting

it

" !

objected.

adjournment

204

to

voting

100,

all

with

the

Feeling Balfour's

!

negatived by Liberals present Irish members. was

I

in

since five stant at

".iState

before,

I

you from

six

years from

sufferer

times

Clements

ago, liver

brought

011

At

last

Tonic,

I

was

and

I

dose

gave

the Three

first

in

I shall will find Clements ;

y

and I to

harm

to to

cured

ended

be

leaving

room

in

uiy

me.

thank

and

from in

an

early

for

a

Australia trunk

you what soon

I feel most I

grave. but I

supply

Tonic.

am

of

Michael

other

leaders

and

procession,

then

the

or

-watches

We.

have

1/6

VOnSlllI

c"bbL

u

cc

Treacy

nbt

as

is no

in

a

two

keeping

harinonium

our

got

was

which

bell,

congregation ai-e alike

our

en

nice

but for

service, collections

still

keeping

I believe our

a

seems

but

up,

new

cash

at

article.

scarce

of

this

line.—

here

last

Lee

of

Council

and

arms

will could

embrace

tell.—

The

weather

be

wished

for,

tables

farmer's

we

'he,

the

but

not

happy

to

is

for

the that splendid

write

now

rains weather, splendid since yesterday evening;

fallen contest too

liasfallen much of the

our

dance

and

on

through aqua

out

? Time all that

been for travellers

is

it

pre

Federal

Query

has

and

are

hold

to

ready

that

turned

are

con

When

us.

pleasure-seekers, and I aiii how farmers, the

was

his

He strongly for federating

;

and

at

wucio

Steere

addressed

to come. years to said federate, will be only too

some

a

James and

Federation. this colony

on

disapproves

of

Sir

week

stituents

its

;

.

:

imposing

raising

is

uue

with and

In secular matters, and our. railway the are buildings drawing to a completion, only hands employed being the carpenters,, and labourers. The earthworks painters all finished. and are A better platelaying behaved lot of navvies and men, young" town etc., never came -into, a teamsters, than here in the construction have been

having Our

through We

pura.

matter no to-night a the 1st June strong

:

when on excitement was evinced, coffin the vault an ordinary opening child's the remains of was removed as containing, This fact was explained, Dwyer. by reason been of the bones previously having to their and removed late disinterred The coffin contained the resting place. of a person who must have possessed skull head. There a fine commanding looking in two in the and five were teeth upper the

jaw.

There

twelve

ribs.

lower

bones

and

But in the

in

the

advertised

to

rifle

having

will

have

it

rains, list is

T.

and

is

on

were

some

some

the

railway the

committee

very

the want

>.

of Mrs. remains email woman, and of remarkable

bore

off

the

was

but

further

look,

and

she

C.

building

hot getting

slack in or concert

up

raise

to

an

more

but I the church, building in the committee are of

some

as

our

of

ah effusion

viz,

new

Government blood.

same

They

Sympathy.

Ecclesiastical

Rev. of

Father old

the.

United

States, expressed of that of the action

support in

warlike

its

The

McSheedy, at a meeting in the Maynooth students strong country

measures.

showing

in

gathered These,

wore.

the

garments were day before.

the

That

a

shroud,

spotless which cap

white burial

works. ;

Bridgetown

-

employed gentleman

men

of the she

serene

a

-Sunday by the Presbytery,

every in

by. the

building,

branches,

arose

about five feet in height, her death" she is said to have ':At beauty. a borne a calm, look, peaceable betokening clear conscience and. a happy death. When the coffin was opened on Thursday after in the who vault noon. I, was standing whilst the undertaker the behind opening but the to see expected nothing coffiq, of a body buried 38 years bones and ashes But amazed to see the since. no, I was wonderfully preserved body of an old lady, there no signs of decay. being absolutely She

O'Toole

considers

think

1

here

attended

entertainment funds towards

large'

difficulty

is

sports

place. said

D'Arcy well

how

;

take

The Eosary Mr.

same

evening

identification In life

Dwyer.

put

if

as

in

were

her

no

on

Use it

way

hair of the the steel discoloured, gray in contrast marked deceased lady resting of the frilled under the snowy whitenessof to tlie women, once so familiar cap

For

Ireland. at this expressed of preservation, after 38 state remarkable in soil. She an in the was vburied years encased in oak. leaden coffin ordinary the two coincidence By a remarkable and men Messrs. O'Farrell McCarthy and who buried the Co.) (W. J. Dixon deceased couple performed the disinterring Great

is

wonderment

'

,

,

We ofHr.

Cleansing

the

has

Equal.

it

give

below

Granger

no

the Ward

and portrait of Brisbane.

Blood testimonial

Queensland

4

ceremony. Some

about back I wrote the time been built that had-, just Church of heathen for the exclusive use the that was Chinee, despite his Church leanings, formally opened by the head of the Ang iDr. Saumarez can Church here, namely, New Wales. of South Smith, Archbishop is about to Now preside the. same prelate to witness at a gathering called together the stone of the the foundation laying.of in first church established Gr« e'-c Orthodox Church Australia. the Anglican Verily far when 'in t«» spread hermantle begins she lierestablishes the course of a month seif of China and the champion'' the"patron minister of the of Greece. An accredited and I wonder Greek is here' Church now, whither the Assembly will Presbyterian member of the make him an honorary as done with was Presbyterian iniuistry, Chinese

Chinese

ministers

"

remarkable

the of

exhibition

was

witnessed

one

Sans

Souci,

when

two

indulged

in

the.

away

at

one

soothing, another

chance

the

arrived

in

eighteen the

them

police time

rounds was

carried

away

will

week

By the

one

or

lucky and

a

affair,

stop

.as

mementos

fight

scars

and

follow

them

through

SarsaparUa

pastime till

after the fight been Neither fought. both of badly hurt, but

to had

fighters

"great" that

dead.heard of

this

professional

be

should

and

brutality d iy

of

the

disfigurements their

I had weak of Dr. me to I can

AVER'S

of

opeuing

pugs"

of plugging the other

of

after

'"Some while'in America years ago fever and Ague. It left me in a very state and quite done I took some up. and it soon Ayer's Sarsaparilla put and returned. rights my strength recommend safely

church.

new

A

;

to others. While in the bnsh of this country I had an attack of scurvy but I soon got free of this complaint by using the same remedy. blood of For cleaning the and for eruptions All the skin I do not think it can be beat. the bushmen use it." For take Dr. They Ayer's Fills. Constipation relieve and cure. Take them promptly surely with one aids tlie other. Dr. Ayer's Sarsaparilla:

lives.

of new Apothecaries prenii5j(oppoBerth, Hay street, Sandbver,s), latest with the medical remedies. replete

'site

ELMO.

u\j

started

Father

a

monstrance route. The

or

pared

of

erected

and

'

ex

The

.Yours, truly,.. LOUIS ST.

it

,

the remains and the wife, South New Wales,

of

in

the

were

:

yet

Great

at

first

had

uuuu

time.

ill-advised

arrangements

his

depravity

had finished changed man.

a

me

the

say

of the

deceased.

and

Clements

he

grcau

1798.

These

OlCl

two their

system

my

fittingly

bones of Michael Dwyer and his wife and Messrs. W. J. Dixon Co. lie buried. which had of the was ceremony, charge citizens, witnessed by many representative of the some including grandchildren

con

;n

to

the

which I tried

try to I

before was

saving

a

effect—

without

write

have

been

living.

u

to

I say Ever, about

prostration,

completely

for must

sure

utter orth

persuaded pleased

bound

sincerely

benefit

and kidneys,

am

relief, bottle

hottles

duty

have

-I

a

Tonic,

I might speaking, I now health enjoy. is which to Australia,

came

or

Aus

Just

:

herself

here

Father

is

B.

&.

B TUBE

JOINS;

ABSOLUTELY

/

HEAT-PROOF.

'

receive

let

to

1897 13th, know the great

made life almost not doctors and medicines fact most of them did

,

jiless

lines

South

Adelaide,

.El"10. on Feb.

have

sneer

assistance

St.,

writes

derived which, properly the perfect owe

Mr. Gerald Ireland.— at the poor contained in his reference to champagne and the has caused Riviera great indig nation in Ireland. The Lord Mayor has of Dublin condemned strongly the of the Government. inactivity that the the He of says agents last Government year that reported the was one-half less than it crop should be in an thatordinary year, he has urged these the upon reports the notice of and Government, that has yet been done. The npthing

they

Louis

Mr. tralia, few

the

v

to

Enjoy

were

for

the

owe

it

at the monument Waverley Cemetery. first On Thursday afternoon the part into effect the carried was programme

Woodford

and

him,

"

Shame

an then asked Irish who accompanied .gentleman him to in Spanish to explain calmly the police that he placed Mr. Moreno the under of the British protection that if took Mr. and flag, they Moreno prisoner they would only do to the violence it after using' personal Minister of the United who States, where the would remain he stood till frontier was The desired passed. was delivered to explanation quietly officers. At the same the Spanish was laid before time a representation of the serious results which them the seizure of a British might follow at the present subject juncture. and the argument prevailed, Finally the train was stopped at St. Sebastian of to the permit representatives much to the Spanish law to alight, relief of Mr! Moreno and of General Woodford. The latter turned to the

is

here

funeral

so.

gentlemen

should be Nationa

Mr. indignant, Shame boldly crying the ito which Speaker the On a division motion

a

do

to

by force

.obliged

Ireland

present

of

Dwyer,

ser

Spanish

wheii

is

humation

.,

,

threfe previous Redmond immediately interposed he could and said that dozens bring of cases of unwholesome and in Mr. sufficient food. Gerald Balfour asked what could the Government of "jocul do, and added, in a vein

arity

if

only General

districts there were many raging of influenza, fever, epidemics typhoid form of measles, and a malignant and that many of the deaths that had due occurred were, totheTact that, the people had been living for weeks on food. The relief mea insufficient sures proposed by the Government were and it' was aggravat inadequate, sit Irish members to there ing for of wealth and listen to the tales told on the previous night by the Chan of the cellor and to be Exchequer told that the Government could not pounds for the spare a few thousand in the West of Ireland, starving poor The Chief Gerald Secretary (Mr. said that he was unable to Balfour) reason for the discover any debate, the Hous'e that it was and assured to impossible of death from

The

subject.

him

be j

'

The

secretary,

private

call

'

!

British

attention :

1

to

his

wonder

this,

no

from

news

last

society, males ;twenty

of about last time

membership, females. This

church,

of the

to you two visits, Sacred Heart

the

leaders

ments.

a

moved;

the

Friday,'

ment

Moreno,

was

of

a.

uwu

a,

than

better little

'

purpose

you

clocks

uilQ

private

acting,

give

branch

a

;

HlllTI

to

is

.

on-

t HQ

v

news

Since writing' has paid us

Treacy

have been held throughout Meetings Wales at which South patriotic "terms on in speakers stirring expatiated from Irish the, an standpoint, glorious The sensi deeds of a hundred years ago. soft and was Irish-heart, tive, sympathetic them and thousands banded touched, funds for the to raise selves together. did the commemoration. 89ns Willingly their of Ireland subscribe quota towards the to incidental meeting the expenses out of the committee's arrange carrying

.a

any

24.

May

!;

said so.

here.

on

Little

bestirred

news; a

really has race

uuuasiuu

like

New

Guard boarded the

tv/t

the

lusuurio

time

a

is

:this Irish

is

the deeds mem she commemorate of the heroes, as and young regards patriots like in the far off antipodes should Ireland the wise hasten to do honour to 100th

rising

Civil'

fliof

en/1

home

buried

when

at Tolosa

at has

anniversary

oCHUUd

to secretary General should Woodford, alight,, James, the being'.a Spanish subject. his black aroused valet, .general's while who dressed hurriedly master, matters were to him. being explained The then confronted, the general and policeman, formally protested interference with his against any that Mr. suite, moreover, declaring,

Ireland.—

"

House;'

cl

R)j

of

one

that

at'

It

the contrary. The geant maintained Minister refused to argue with the in himself the but placed police, in which doorway of the coriipartment Mr. Moreno the and assured was, that he would surrender; Spaniards

-in

engaged

happened

JT dl

That

It

—

'Distress

incident

Moreno,

This,

matter

LU

CdpHdi

.

.

A meeting recently

.which is on movement, the the lines of various county associations! .which exist ih' Glasgow, has beeti; taken up in a hearty manner to be cordially and promises sup Other counties ported. might easily in Liverpool be represented by simi lar useful and the good associations, example 'of the Donegal, men might be followed with' advantage. ,

.

then

wherever

updlllall

ffoin

of.

IRISHMAN;

AN

of the Spanish sergeant detective and a private

;

association'

an;

TO

that

said

:service

or

.country. attribute man

ever ascribed or peasantking, of for gratitude to them rendered

;

forming

men.

been

done

amply demonstrated.

.

.

:of

sense

more

you .may to an find Irishman.: go you are sure A few when General weeks since, at Ambassador Woodford, the late was on his from the Madrid, way

Parliamentary Appointment. s Panel Chairmen' have appointed Mr. Arthur O'Connor to act as chair man of the Standing Committee for the consideration -ofBills t© relating the Law, and Courts of Justice, and in the place ot Sir Legal Procedure,

„

,

CpMPLIMENT

A

.the,

'genuine

rightful

SPAIN,

.

was

Ireland,

their

or

,

The

A New Association.— of Donegal Irishmen for held in, Liverpool

people

of

.favours

,

has

James Fergusson.,

characteristics

>'

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BRITAIN.

their

of the.

Correspondent.)

a

21st.

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6d,

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Black Cashmere lis Waterproof Mackintoshes; 21s. 200 Men's 9d; were 250 Gent.'s 9s lid; were 17s 6d. Black Cashmere 15s 9d ; Mackintoshes,

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Suits,

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in

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found

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appears Blackmore's

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gentleman

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the com

business

Hay-street,

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South

in

week-

this

Mi.

than

oostacies,

association Purgatory. daughters.

.

it

even

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now.

iace

it.

when

Bon

March's.

Chambers,

a

holds

prominent

most

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of

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are

who

,

the

auu

the

the

Purgatory

preuuueng was

for

work this

all

holy souls, Purgatoire."

active

an

in

in

half

Masses

this

great

du first

Catholics

among souls

their Pere

great

in while charity. Yet, 110 slight to them, ,we will for a and pass them, over give the place

their

They

mark

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of

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of

:

of and,

priests

exercising

deserve ;

a

the

from Purgatoire proceeds the Assumption of Paris.

presence of

helpers "

it of

of

community

,

iare

with

head

it is indeed a indicates, in favour of the Church Suffering these have started, and religious into the and zeal throw energy

moment of honour

assures iis that the Irish Bede and friendly were a harmless people.. To them many of the Angles (Eng to had been accustomed" resort lish) in search of knowledge, and on all occasions had been received kindly and supported Alfrid gratuitously. in spontaneous lived exile among, the Scots (Irish) his desire of through called to sthe knowledge, and, was the throne of North umbria after decease of his brother in Egfrid, I. Vol. 685." Lingard's England,

y

and

the

name

highest tending

each, speech.

of truthful

du

Fathers

thus

Chapjj

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the

are

"

Dr.

This

with accentuated that so in century,

more

direction under

devotion

efforts

fair found in Meath's priccipality Virtue, vigor and hospitality Candor, joyfulness, bravery, puritybulwark and security. Ireland's morals in age and I found strict youth, historians the .truth I found recording The I sing of in verse unsmooth, things I found them all— I have written sooth.

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Newman.

the

same

celebrated

Ossorie,

;

are

Cardinal

,

the

Glea,

all

France

ideal

they it_ in do which everything they of the conduct as spiritual sons l'Alzon their founder. The-

gone,

I

language

Irish,

the

which

was

Anglo-Saxon

in ,the

of

close

crusade

glen,

;

students to was Prince 'AldIreland, -resorting afterwards /frjd, King of .the Northum brian Saxons. His having been edu cated there about the year 684, is corroborated Bede, in by the venerable " his Life of St. Cuthbert." The of which this is a original poem, to attributed is translation, Aldfrid, ;

the

;

the smooth and Leinster sleek From Dublin to Slewmargy's peak valour, health, Flourishing pastures, wealth. commerce, Long living worthies,

!

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becomes

tangible

—

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movement

"

victorious

from

Ulster,

by

in.

the

Connall

from

"

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fame,

country

neroes,

'pleasure.

just,

of heroic

such

described

;

;

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milk

and

the

—

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resolute men Hardy warriors, Beauty that bloomed when youth

celebrations."

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Connaught

in

found

any,

many

and

mirth

doings,

I

I found

the

the

music

a

and men complexioned warlike, the Ireland's lights, high, the starlike

the

that

in

of

poets

in

is

the

rills various we see distinct parts of France in favour of the of devotion rising"up souls in One is at Purgatory. Montligeon in Normanby, seat of (Orne), the;" '(Euvre which has assumed Expiatoire," rapidly be able now to cele such dimensions as to brate at the rate of 185,882 Masses a year for the souls in Another centre Purgatory. of this devotion is in Paris at the Marist 104 Rue with de Vanguard, Community, Rev. Pere Laurent at the its head. This same Pere to Laurent. adds: his of those duties of director of the Superior Echo du valuable a little Purgatoire," often tells marvels which us publication the contact of the concerning purgatorial Another voice with the material world.

protection.

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it

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that the fierce strife movement emanates in favour of strongest House that Golden Prison so beautifully

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AAm.

on

in

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a

Mr.

Centennial may body that Irish for purely

other

on

GOLDEN HOUSE."

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we

gaged

affection,

Prosperous

I

believe that the proposed

yav\t«aeorifof.

hall

and

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representation

of the or

succeed National

be

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management Committee

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;

O'Connor,

last

xurguii

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the and I found brothers good lay monks Ever beseeching help for others, And in their keeping the holy word the Pure from Jesus Lord. as it came

who

Lyhane,

and

Holy

Mr.

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which

meeting

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fcVin

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report

Mr.

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and

I found Whether

.

chair.

was read from f.ViA wrif«r niiflftfinnAfi

I

five,

found in Armagh, the splendid, Meakness, wisdom and prudence blended as Christ hath recommended, Fasting councilors untranscended. And noble

the '98 held on Palace Hall,

was

the

I also

stars

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in

his

i

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Ryan in

O'Connor

Church

people

large

of the

in

travelled

And,

Abundant

against it would to make

that

letter, though he undertook correct of what was said. report

Government of Spain one to look to the Bourbon only which the Spanish, occupied dynasty, in throne With this French 1700. influence in the Spain, irreligious of, th'e French icourt ;obprinciples tained The of mastery. teachings Voltaire for the 50 years guided of the Government. policy Spanish

though

much

his

the

the

P. F. A letter

wiuun.

has

Hence,

I

the Centen represented nial at the committee meeting mentioned to the absolute truthfulness of the testified out that report complained of, pointing all when Mr. O'Connor was not present at referred the speech to was a fact delivered,

apain

,

Mr.

Mr.

,

hostility

very business

England

Celebrations last at evening

Tuesday

in

of

meeting

Centennial

a war was century special directed bodies, against the religious when the Jesuits were all thrown into and their seized prison, property by the Government. As late as the "year and the Catholic schools 1834 all were seminaries and out suppressed, of 60 bishops about 50 of a hierarchy were and sent expelled from their sees into while every penny banishment, to of property the Church belonging appropriated throughput Spain was for Government That does purposes. not seem to indicate that the Govern ment of Spain is controlled by the Catholic To account for hierarchy. or

the

ally stripes."

were

Piety,

:

spirit

for

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for

has

years

been

past

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are

not

accountable

pressed

by

our

correspondents.'

acknowledged

have Weidenbach's held a foremost the business houses of Western place among in the from Australia. Arriving colony East the firm immediately the, then, busier that the to the fact aroused they public had been paying very high prices for their at lower much very drapery, by selling and from their opening throughout, prices never day to the present the public have to the of failed recognise advantages at their well-known Hay street dealing of the premises. Owing to the lateness the firm have decided winter season present sales. of their famous to have one clearing A fair idea is to be obtained of the value but offered in this issue, by advertisement of inspection cannot fail to convince a visit the most of .the value sceptical splendid Book is pro The Bargain being offered. curable on application.

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readers

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our

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of

colonial at

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resident, about had

Beverley

who Boyle, dose a of swallowed take, died on Sunday. at on Beverley, place

Fagan,

Father

Deceased's years. A child

of

Mr.

aged

The

in

Smith, to

Edward at

aged

59

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and medical

ill,

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a

Newcastle

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Town

garden .Why or by whom mill

One new

roller

flour

mill

said

Fagan in

had

flour

is not

known.

late

lately.

work

—

Empire

the

roller

resting.

Mass

Sunday

on

to

Winter's

Everything

rains

at

have to be

mantle is shooting

already spread

of

your relative and

be I

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objected

afterwards

being

of

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to used

mrvrA

n.l

for

Irish

any is

an.vlv

is

building mis in

a

and,

remarks,

my

f.Tifim

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the

Sir,

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purposes. "fin

in

refused.

that

I

will

give

a

Mr.

Haf/vno

the

that body assistance

STEEET,

to

carbonate

sealed

Hughes

The

A.

lime of lime J. Wells,

vauv

certain

Committee give pecuniary

is

or

v\i»noAt%r

grass it will the

used

for

Irish

same

terms

the'

building

purposes, upon as the societies represented committee. A.

'

the on

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the of

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days

native

land." Chairman.

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DOHENY,

LYHANE,

C.

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P.

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men

(Rev.)

Chemistry. of Public Society

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HUGHES,

M'NEIL,

from

those found

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the honour unsuccessful of patriotism

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grasses." (Signed) JOHN

to

In

of '98.

men

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AVI.

to force

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that

national

vniinh uiuvu

VI

ago had to resort from annihilation.

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colonies

for respect band of patriots

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the

in

memories

26.65

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race

on

years

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of the

resume

'98

would on

short

Lyhane

proceedings. from delegate

officers

denies

all

intention

or

of

the

British

cruiser

Steam

Timber Saw

OF

WELLINGTON

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past.

BROS.,

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Dandalup,

ME.

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TO

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are

PRESSED

(late

SUPPLY

TENDERS

FOR

further

information

&

DENTIST.

Marche

Chambers,

PUBLIC

W.

B.

F.

WORKS. see

Government

will noon

and

TUESDAY,

MIDLAND

Orders in S.A., of Adelaide..

Perth.

CLINCH,

JUNCTION

General

and

GUILDFORD.

or

water,

and

depastured

7th

JUNE,

Every

care

taken,

Government

by land

of stock

1898.

Com

Consignments bought and sold on coipmission.

and

Midland Junction. Meredith Approaches, ,14th

JUNE,

Additions, Claremont. Post Office, Balingup. By order of Public of the Hon. Director Secretary

for

Public

prompt

when necessary. settlements.

Stock

Printing

& CO.

BRIGGS T.rwnn

1898.

School

Under

various

Archbishop

:

Perth. Office, Police Station, Brook.

of

Street,

and Stock, mission Agent.

for the Works, etc., specified at this be received Department on the dates mentioned

TUESDAY, New Wing,

Bridge

Hay

Land,

Auctioneer,

Gazette. Tenders

SIZES

Notices.

Government

For

ALL

CLAY.

R.D.S. BLACKMORE, adelaide),

melbourne

of

SURGEON

Bon

IN

JARRAH

FIRE

and

Dental C. Clergy and Sisters Consulting Surgeon to theR. Dental Consulting Surgeon to the late Rt. Rev. Dr. Heynolds,

Office

:

Works,

Current

Works.

Rubble,

and

WELLINGTON We

M.E.JULL, PEBTH.

of

DQ

XLlXiO

Late

TYRES.

QUEEN

held

a

Committee

below

fast.

extraordinary

12

of

until

& B.

fEqual (Sample

of

7.30

caused around.

.

B.

last

issue a report to the proposed I am stated which hall, tabled a motion that the proposal from the '98 Movement co-operation

Sir,

erection have to

to

demand for ammuni of tion the approaching war is by reason at Messrs evidenced by the great activity at Witton. .The present Kynock's works is Lee-Metford cartridge plant being and the firm will presently supplemented, be a making 1,000,000 cartridges week, a ton of cordite and thousands of besides The will be a output heavy projectiles. world. record for' the The

in

been to tne delegated represent That English Admiralty. ship anchored and Admiral Noel and at Leghorn, a body of officers to Florence. The proceeded have veritable for Italians a enthusiasm the as they British themselves have sailor, the of naval ambition becoming a strong and have as they souvenirs power, grateful of in which services and assistance the tar in the English prominently figured

of his

and then Badgin say second in .time to recite Mass. He returned Rosary in the and and give Benediction evening, most a instructive sermon. He preached two Masses as usual on announced Sunday in the first the month. next, it being The

Editor.

.

said

went

phosphate

had

rains fell here on steady Tuesdayand continued on Wednesday morn night and Several were crops already sown, ing. rife as to their were fate. speculations Messrs. Parker Bros, have cultivated acres by the hundred.

Fagan

notice

of a meeting

the

Nice

Fr.

the

At the festivities at Florence for the of the commemoration ex centenary Toscanelli and plorers Amerigo Vespucci,

as

Won-

several

at

The

to

Irish

not

at

destroyed

constanly

Eaual

in Perth on 14 April with the mem co-operate

to

bers of the placing

and

held

decided

100

7.73 1.46

...

countrymen sympathisers.

meeting

a

was

their

1.10

...

Commemoration.

in

Telephone

Sunday.

had

mill. to be

seems

Mass

Elliot flowers

seems

Sand

to He asserts desire that misrepresent. his was correct. He substantially report left the had, however, meeting before the resolution was Ed. concluding passed. W.A. Record. 1

un

family

up

on

.

gamine

and

.

Father

I

—

Our

survivors. Rev.

At it

18.80

week,

proved

grown

;

acid

'98

Fellow

34.66

GUANO

53

Boya-

of last

skill

1uf

100.00

Yours

of Beverley, last diphtheria

formerly

...

Lime

"

To

afternoon,

residence. York, The deceased

his

O'CONNOR, Sub-committee,

—

Doncon,

died

JO.

.

Mr.

P.

ALFRED

.

dine.

Of

N

AN

,

acid fCarbonic of Oxides iron, alumina, etc. alkalies, magnesia,

CORRECTION.

A

took

York, officiating. informed, was

am

A

G.-U

S

water

Phosphoric

issue,

Brigid's Gibney Fund.

mis

funeral

Monday

H.

week.

oil

carbolic

succumbed

3 years,

Thomas previous

week

a

of I

age,

yuur

St.

Bishop

'

profit. A

bined

;

own.

The

Sec.

uoxn

the called proposed '"98 Memorial committee the should be represented on building and that the or committee; present any other for body established Irish national should purposes be granted the Hall/ree of charge. After these hearing conditions I moved be not enter that the suggestion tained for that I the reason to objected a on temporary body being represented the building committee, and, furthermore, that no have the Hall/ree of body should From this will see I charge. you have been and never stated that misrepresented I to the Hall afterwards objected being used for Irish I any political purposes. might also point out that I subsequently motion in withdrew favour of my one of the the consideration matter to allowing stand over until the after' public meeting Movement of the '98. is held, that I fail so the for such to. see necessity appearing unless the person the supplying information he desired had some to obtain object which I by misrepresentation. might also add that I subsequently resolution a supported in favor of calling the haU the proposed "98 and it to be Centenary Hall," allowing

Club are and when look

fire

on

your

etc.,

30.

M:.y

Hon.

the

-all.

in

in

the

JVMA

of the local volunteer corps review at' Firing place on Queen's Birthday. in the afternoon terminated ranges

A

Perth,

readers,

Correspondent.)

a

JLU

Yours,

oblige,

orrlfir

YORK.

took

and

Boomg

Hicks

A.

Fund

ooneubiuu

representation

half-price-lease-terminating-sale.

(From

bum

political

brought

Blankets of the

season

at

obtained

luaciu

itself

half

at

'

at

be

can

to

subscriptions published

of <£1 16s. the 28th a sum is inst., as collected represented being by Mr. P. A. whereas the in sum Gugeri, question was collected by Mrs. Quigley. Kindly

too but

is

it

quxuiuy,

offered

requirements.

required

of

of

reported

price. everything is directed to men's, attention Special over and boys clothing, including youths, ladies also to coats and mackintoshes, umbrellas and all ulsters, capes, jackets, winter

issue

list

the

Gibney

Bishop

Co's.

stock all

son

large a only

and

before

are

is

a

large

surety

that

of has

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very

goods

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J.

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TAKE

THE

DOWN of

Expiration

Lease.

Business.

with

Landlord

THE

SAUNDERS

(LateR.

and

DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS,

carried

Business alteration,

fitting,

Central

Depot

thank commencing business

Respectfully since

96

:

Newgate

Melbourne,

out

London..

st.,

the

accorded

liberal

terms for make a cannot business.. This relinquish decided to sell of the Stock we have clearance of the Whole AT EVERYTHING HALF PRICE AT HALF EVERYTHING PRICE AT HALF EVERYTHING PRICE 1898. MARCH SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY, 5, To Continue for a Short Time Only. from been received Large Consignments of New Goods have recently Stock is to go at exactly Half Price. the Whole

and

Auckland,,

Perth.

On

—

the

23rd

No. 263 residence, Perth, Patrick Kelly, and

—

Accountant beloved

—

—

Perth,

—

—

aged 63

May. 1898,

at

Hay-street

east, Clerk

late

it had have no about any1 inquiries -we ask in what it may respect were the gentlemen who undertook so this work for the task qualified as to deserve aid from the public

his

Department,

of

Alice

Kelly,

R.I.P.

years.

Clothing, half-price.

at

is marked on regular price to take for instructed exactly half-price every that the at to see Goods they get half-price.

Sale

Commences

each

and

article,

article

and

sold,

we

6—

5, 1898.

and

Drapers HOTEL

OPPOSITE

AND

HICKS

St. Norbert. St. Augustine. St.

THUR.

—

10

i

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of

of obligation. FRI. Patronage

—

HAY

Sigbbee,

in

Havana

informing

ford, Conn., U.S.A., the bottom of the without

fracture, it

accept

as

a

when

sea

them

that

the

disaster

haB

and

historical

The

an

Local

the "

his

forwarded

and he gift

to

has written

Harbour),

warship

"

(recently of Hart_

Co.,

they

have

received

COLUMBIAS

"

Columbia has to

which

Bicycle,

been

the

to

went

by

recovered

Company,

Columbia"

a diver them to

asking

VARIOUS

of

shipment

Wheels

are

1898

Model

Racers

World

Easy

and

order

to make

for

last

has brought the year, renewed prominence.

however, nothing

Beauty,

tralia

are

have

been

of

the

in

lingers people. Nor

AUTUMN

We

DRAPERY,

have

MARKED

OUR

MILLINERY,

can

rule,

PLAIN

DOWN

FIGURES

to

HATS,

SHIRTS,

New

Manchester

PRICES

WHICH CLEARANCE.

Fresh

MUST

COMMAND

AN

of

maintain show regular still

.

and

the encourage We do not know instance to special

of

course

have

Articles.

High-class

our

Great

beauties

of

in Reputation Hats and Bonnfets

with

Ties, STRIPED

Splendid

Value

in

Men's

Give-away Prices. STRONG 6ft. HESSIAN,

etc.,

and

this

and

Department,

at Low

can

Prices.

and

Tweed

Hats,

Suits,

Collars

Shirts,

wide,

from

6s.

lid.

to

6s.ld.

doz

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are

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to

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to

u

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or

must

blacks.

thinks;

to

.

against

likely

the'convefsiori

of

History

-

is

abundant Moran's

Catholic

no

another

promises

Church interesting than those

more

are to be found pages which the foundation of this mission is described. Dr. Gibney's account of his long and arduous journey up to make the preliminary

and of his Lordship's arrangements, of the character of the impressions blacks

he encountered

the

way,

(writes experiences Almost invariably

the of the they other hands

on

quoted

is

"Throughout I

had character.

approached

this varied

trip

with

spears

us

and

but when they saw our stacked and empty, they their spears I believe 'Showed no signs of jlistrust. the in confidence we showed them disarmed them. The other and priest myself were at their the fort entirely mercy during we were night kept in waiting." The how certain Bishop narrates weapons,

blacks that themselves men

that

McNab, had

had on

approach, they were a

failed,

campment

militate of the

territory,

the remote in which the under discuss

in

ship

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new

—

the

Australia"

in

of New

blacksof

districts

shape

^contem

our

in

away the wild

effect; must

missionaries minds to be mur defend themselves

murdering the proceeding

"

Bishop) native ;

mission years' easy

mission now ion had. been inaugurated, Catholic mission which to be also the scene of an harvest. In Cardinal

such

some

si.

i

JOSEPH

tone

a

Had the mission been one merely of private our contem enterprise, lemarks in this porary's passage run risk of being coni might sidered meddlesome.

at-

inspect,

leader

a

in

speaks

"

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Gall

has not

our But," says contemporary, taking into account the circumstances it is sanction retention of this to the impossible latest mission It station. has already cost there were some reason much, "and, unless to results from wholly different expect those achieved, there could be no already fur spending excuse further sums."

Department, Filled

PLAIN

general

meaning.

Goods.

Showroom,

and We

Clothing

a

"

Variety

a

undertakings,

all

Immense

3

bestowed. in the

that

from

in the instance, on the matter, that to seems

Underclothing, Millinery

ment

among Northern abortive

we allude, any material help been afforded. Information on the subject, nevertheless, may exist elsewhere. Our contem Australian the West for , porary

and Fashionable.

with

Stocked

derived

Further

had

Department, Largely

been

still

which

Department, Everything

an

—

express of the

sufficient

a

perhaps also as return adequate

whether,

HOSIERY

EARLY

Dress

rule

many Rev.

as

not,

wuu

ottvctgos

standing. within an reach of and visit it. All many themselves with admiration results that they witness.

is

visitors,

of several

has such

It

Many

complained

given1" to

although—

OF

STOCK

CLOTHING,

and In

PRESENT

be

it

Government

general

GOODS,

recollection

tuuac

Bishop Salvado's is of Norqia many

Aus

failed.

Mr.

the

West

in new.

ui

—

matter

commenced and That of the for Gribble, example,

have

countenance

FASHIONABLE

total

—

a

Angli Kiraberley

East

at

of

missionaries who are after a year's trial, failure. Even among

have apparently routed the band to whom allusion is made, the Catho lic Church has done successful work— -the of the kind only work done we that has been or, may what the safely predict, excepting Church has still to do that shall be done in this colony.

been the

of

to

Missions,

Running.

consignments

for

room

of the

charged,

with

MISSIONS.

patronage,

Roadsters.

DOONAN & SONS,

JOSEPH

1898.

4,

can

into

6f the and

Strength,

Finish,

IX.

those

has once more the question The failure aborigines. under inaugurated, mission,

LIMITED,

Standard

are

In

fresh

a

Pius

those who have savages the lowest depths of degra Her methods are not like

among reached dation.

unuco

STORES just

and iniquity having before for those who

JUNE

SATURDAY,

FREMANTLE, And

and

purpose,

now

Attention attracted

for

had an of ages in the experience conversion of men of every type known to the human race. Her missionaries have made and still themselves make at home even

"

Maine

memento.

Agents

UNION

"

Pope Manufacturing

occurred, machine

the

ment

i

Captain destroyed

States

United

ill-fated

of

doubt,

in existence the which had, from been the instru immemorial, of conversion to nations and The Catholic Church has

tribes.

Be indefatigable in your undaunted resist with spirit with evil good, try to conquer your eyes the reward prepared the name of Christ." eonibatfor

disposition,

—

?

time

Joseph. Ap.

Tie ttfji.Tieccrxi

PERTH

STREET,

"MEMENTO FROM THE MAINE." the

day

;

St.

St.

SUN.

—

Corpus Christi of

no

There is still great institution

Barnabus, Pentecost. 2nd after

SAT.

—

laymen

were

—

prise

Merici.

Angela

Feast

if

for,

should

actuated mo by the highest but what had been their or how had they qualification, pre themselves for the enter pared

Sunday.

"

of

and tives

.

CO.,

Clothiers,

METROPOLE,

MON. WED.

—

12

A.

Trinity

7— TUES.

11

J.

SUN.

—

8 9

March

Saturday,

o

t

c

JUNE.

are Assistants wish the Pub

our

c

go 5

Our

—

to

all

etc.,

r

i

.

N.B.

Millinery,

ID

.

Drapery,

and

London

—

sect,;

we

They

purse ? excellent

—

of

private

—

Chief

Police

husband

the unaided individuals

not

was

of

of a particalar of course been, to make right

—

Stock

mission

undertaking

Death. KELLY.

—

£5,000

the suggestion thrown Following that by the West Australian

this

:

for

or

them Public support exceedingly that as they in Hay Street, and herewith beg to announce to renewal of the lease of are they compelled premises To ensure a speedy must be done speedily and quickly. for

during premises.

PERTH,

STREET, the

usual

as

extending

Branches

Sydney,

HAY

on

and

St.),

MILLINERS,

&

AUSTRALASIA. 395 and 397 Branch, PERTH STREET,

HAY

& CO.

HICKS

A.

JEWELLERS

PREMIER OF

to.

people referred even precedent

& CO.,

W.A.

J.

there is But such vigorous if not in West measures, Australia, not so very far The remem away. brance of the exploits of the Rev. has George Brown in New Britain become so much a hardly matter of ancient as to be no more history recalled.

DAWSON

STEWART,

Relinquishing

Terms

Makf,

Can't

JOHN!

SIGN,

and hid away the white when they heard bn»rhersof Fur her run

seei ug

whose health back to the en showing, signs of friend crabs and presenting

missionary came

aud

fish.

Some months afterwards Father Duff was sent by the Bishop to assist the Trappist who missionary, had s .while beenujeft the alone,

Ajbbot ufohhst'ery1

of

the -newly had returned 1

;

to

founded France

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black

collected outside the church the priest came robed in the. of his a habit Order, and with

serge in

his crucifix his accustomed knelt-

hands.

As

he

as

soon

took

the place, congregation in the the Father sand, and the commenced devotions,

down

immediately

of the consisted Rosary and hymns, into their own translated by himself' for Here language. they prayed and sung half All an hour. seemed to take a great interest in the of the hymns, but singing chief the young chanter, Felix; especially and the little boys and girls."

also

narrator

tells

of the

us

current

and

year,

as

—

learn

we

the

on

who of a contributer has authority furnished Times with a the Catholic translated of this pamphlet summary a wide had obtained circulation in In this the vanity of the war Italy. was the Church waged against

.

—

in which the next served Mass. the natives their he companions,"

reverent

manner

morning "

Whilst

"looked

adds,

with

on

and

awe

wonder."

acknowledged.

said

the

writer,

feat,

but

Materially had suffered de she was victorious

she

morally

writer made a full confession of the miserable condition into which the had fallen— bankrupt country at and poverty-stricken home, hu-

to

iUtnCllCU

dUtUAUj

popular where, general

tumults, necessarily want of

auiue

a

iew

uioumjs

or

—

even

a

at his station, and then, years avoid the alternatives of being or murdered in selfmurdering to withdraw. Other defence, methods are those of the Catholic

few

—

to

He

missionary. in his hands, if he is called

as

sometimes there happens, his place. as

But

the

goes with the saying

life

his

and,

is,

down, upon to lay it and not unfrequently others

are

to

take

Catholic missionary goes for his work. He has, trained for it and has the

authorised too, been

of ages for his guide. who take the office on them it untrained selves and enter upon be well and inexperienced, may Considering, meaning. however, the adventurous spirit by which

experience Men

Anglo-Saxon

the and

is

distinguished, and strange under to without takings which, any motive this incites him, spiritual doubt as some tp the purely unthe perilous

Anl/wlrr

.nv

wui

n

iuij

of

/I

m

auu

«a1-P nn ouii"oaui-iuuiu

uouuiu

the

inspiration this. kind,, entertained. At mission

all

events

in

freely tives

indeed,

Pope

failure

of this

no more than might be and the reasonably expected, West Australian is perfectly justi that as we have said, if, fied, is, had been in any way -the mission seems

—

-endowed

from public out that the trial pointing to it has- been sufficient.

funds in accorded —

SITUATION.

us

trom

now

;

be of some significance now that: the attack which is being made the continued upon Pope as' cable informs the European is— synchronises us it with the re of Signor to Parliamenturn Crispi. to

—

-

tary,

iite.

had been the strong Crispi sup some and advocate— indeed, porter would have it that he had been, vir at least; the founder— of the tually But for him it has been monarchy. would have charged United Italy been Signor Crispi,: republican. had so conducted him nevertheless, not even the throne self that, at'last, was thtis indebted to him could which and the shield him from disgrace, censure, he had merited by his action of Naples of "the Bank in the case publicly

was

pronounced'

against

' .

him.

His resignation pf his seat in Par but only that he. liament followed, at the hands might seek rehabilitation of his constituents at Palermo— and.

National Library of Australia

well

can

as principles charged and acknowledged by

by an

—

To

ot

betrayer. his It seems,

repeat,

we

attack

begun

in

Wire-pulling ends is his

own

we

conjunction to return public

Crispis'

tuis

Government

"The

of

AND

LOCAL

has sent the (she said) and through years. By him old instruments of torture are detectives fill the cities scour listen

private;

literary

societies

are

to

all

clubs

arbitrarily condemn venal ;

him in

all

use.

the fields or speech, public and co-operative dissolved packed sentence judges

A to

Rum

Mr.

Line op Argument. Leake. M.L.A., speaking at night Albany, among

civilians civil imprison officers time-serv courts judge homicidal to all inde deny the franchise ing prefects and the elec pendent thinkers, manipulate toral lists to suit their governments lads, the as they come singing through country lanes, if the song is of liberty are arrested the town in chalk on little children writing for forty-five walls are sent to prison days. from There is a reign of terror the Alps to armed to the teeth, Etna, and the police, the prisons swarm and are everywhere, crowded with innocent prisoners." courts

f.ViA

AnlnniAR

thai;

Under

principle.

this

An

aaIaiiv

nno

other.

the

grab

on

The

therefore,"

admitted

as

a

of

therefore,

it,

the

Vatican were with

be to

the

dis

in

fact,

its

if,

,

those who were sympathies the country from a seeking to deliver that Government had brought about a state of things like this ?

The man, meantime, who had been accountable for all this has been to returned public life, embittered, it is of his said, by the result own the and angry with knavery, who had not been able to King, his He had prevent exposure. are we to make his threatened, told,, felt. Itwould suit: his vengeance well to about the purpose bring

Question.

true

than to

friends

'

—

'

of

interest

to celebrated

was

;

Duff

pointed

permanently

Islands.

It

declared

4that the

But

as

are

the

of islands

disputed

some

years

and

concerning

had

the

arbitration

was

to

how

building

Mining

Quotations.

and

share

fnllnwi'iu

R.

is

seizing whose

submitted London

Aiinf.flf.i'nne

from

ago

by

which of

the

receive

Tiie

a

to Board

ap and

exhaustive

tests

by

early last year O'Connor stated, the pipes could

Now,

Mr.

vinced

that

satisfactorily titles.

bv A

the

complete

there

was

which the

ln.rorp

as

it

public, many

pipes.

The

Ferguson pipe

was

was

this be

class a

very

having

as would colony, the obtained contract for the is too Coolgardie works, to comment. we plain require Already have abundant of the loss that experience is suffered out of the by the sending of so enormous a its on country percentage

the

wealth.

Mr.

if

case

Mr.

the

Ferguson

Ferguson

established

is

works

his

expended by made by settlers

factory

the

on

here. would

and spot, The money be money

in here. The case, need plain advocacy. O'Connor's should be the approval is

too

word A

to

said

in

the

at Avas

Exception.

to

party

Mr. Gladstone's Mr. Redmond

absented be

matter

were

and

last

if

taste.

it

Irish

represented The

his This

even

The

—

fully

funeral.

themselves.

regretted, of bad

fact, Mr.

matter.

Lamentable

Parliamentary :

great

was

of

advantage

in

stand

promise opinion

practically

and

pipe,

The

un-

distinctly rivetted

than

reasons

welded

a

to his

In

for

cheaper." pipes made

could

before to destined

was

out mi

had hitherto

the pipe it seemed

better

good as

turned

in

satisfaction. future

great

a

make tests. he was con

be

doubt

point

most

to

machinery

of some as to whether usual but tests,

existed all

the

by

of Engineers, who had been the Western Australian

Government

has

T.nnrl/vn

the week at agents during closing prices .£6 3s. Chaffers, 5s. 4£d.; Ivanhoe, 9d;; 4Cs. .£5 8s. 9d.; Hainaults, 3d.; Kalgurli, 29s. 4£d.; South North Kalgurli, Kalgurli, Great Boulder 53s. 40s.; Perseverance, 9d.; Peak East Hills, 60s.; Murchison United, Hannan's 19s. 4d.; 17s. BrookStar, 6d.; 27s. man's Boulders, 69s. 6d.; Associated, Lake Boul View Consols, £9; Great 6d.; 18s. .£8 4s. ders, Golden 6d.; Horseshoe,

exeention who

followers, is Avere

Mr.

very

only

much as

Redmond,

a

at

be

to remain true to expected a from vhich, gentleman, so far, might have been his poli tical he had never aberrations, departed. Mr. Redmond we have no doubt, himself, reflection will on his conduct in the regret least, might his instincts

as

Avhatever

matter.

3d. A

Miraculous

near village correspondent at present in

in

been

district

a

instructed

be

H. Barrett, received the

has

broker,

the

:

much these

either remain that proposal they should be annexed or independent by another claim The German was power. surrendered, on the decision of the in favour of Pope, Is there no chance under Spain. that, other it be renewed ? circumstances, may stock

has

to

:

time Hotel.

church at once a site on reserved is by the Government. Surprise at other Churches not expressed starting the services date missions, to only up having been of the Salvation Army, and the latterly a Wesleyans have appointed bush missionary.' Pipe. An The Ferguson approval C. Y. passed by Mr. O'Connor, Engineer in Chief of Western the Fer on Australia, of great guson pipe is a matter importance this and to one on colony, which it may be Mr. O'Connor congratulated. had to Adelaide for the of wit gone purpose the construction of the pipe, so as nessing to judge of its fitness for in the Cool use scheme. He has gardie water given in an interview of his the results observations "The he said, "had been Ferguson pipe,"

as

presents

therefore, Germany would

question,

to

war

M'Kinley

Germany,

The

Pope.

President

these was

the not

expediency

readers

our

the second Wisdom's

in to-day, who officiated

Coolgardie

Father

of piping, boon to

Among

the least be the regarding is that these reported their independence

that

considering

itself

infinite

of

many for

—

fair

very

—

from

arising are

islands have of Spain, and

;

Would

freely

false

is

"

steal

or

Leakian

Interesting

recourse

;

find With

who

We understand Claim. is being made claim by the Angli cans at and to the Coolgardie Kalgoorlie, that effect their Church was the first a mission religious body to establish on The W.A. Record the goldfields. of May the 3, 1894, published following paragraph, which is conclusive to the contrary The to communicated the West Aus following tralian will by its Coolgardie correspondent

—

;

;

to

man

words akin

more

a

intends

nVirmlrl

of the

federation, all the

be

may the

ownership Spain and

;

he

Unfounded

that

Satur

on

Prodigious Utterance. Methodism is generally to be in the sear and reported leaf. If we yellow may judge by an utterance made the oy a congress or recently sect in decline New' York its is accom said the con panied by dotage. Spain, had claimed to be a gress, sacrilegiously Christian nation."

them.

;

is

Is

.

.

in

According

the advan would be the privilege tages of federation conferred on the colonies of breaking their The said pledges to one another. speaker that had been there an understanding

day

Caroline

;

"Who ?

.

;

'Mass

the possibilihies which, indeed, important may

Spies

.

discordia

"

be

An

the

The

—

GENERAL:

"

Francesco Crispi back 60 country

" —

the

fueris?

crescunt, "

"

A

"

in

—

:—

sarcastic.

—

wish

you

hostis res

'

life.

eloquence generally. their leader be recommended gag may to the as a serviceable Opposition step for them. We do not Federation oppose of Mr. we no more consequently quote of it. Pos Leake's argument in advocacy meant to be however, the speaker sibly,

before from or Some two it had example,

unre

union small strangers. become with dis gradually great union even the will fall to ruin." greatest Dr. of is Murphy, Archbishop Hobart, He I am equally emphatic. says pre Yes for the pared to vote Federal Bill, the difficulties notwithstanding specious raised against it by our statisticians. My that I consider reasons are the Federation of the Australian colonies an absolute for their defence, and that in the necessity in Tasmania, near future, where especially there are excellent defence ports totally and in to less, an easy prey consequence the invader."

allude has with Signor

To

it

as

amongst

to task. that

significant,

which

to

secret

am

My rea

things

familiar

in

I

autem amicior, Quis ? Aut alienum quem fidum

dilabuntur.'

own,

" :

federation.

'

:

parvae read brother

Federal

O'Reily, D.D., of Reviews, has on the opinion

of of

f ratri

to

miraculous people who

the

says

tersely

—

si

translated brother

enemy

on

words

maxumae

friend.

a

Prelates

He

give

invenies, Concordia

his

afflicted

favour

f rater

quam

the

improve

sample of

a

I

sons

opportunity by the monarchy in an attack involving on such as seems now the Vatican, been undertaken, to have and which end in the expulsion should of the and the consequent downfall Pope, of the throne, not be out would of with antecedents— keeping Crispi's those of a life-long and conspirator

But

It

in

another's

would be impossible not to had believe that the Father Holy been deeply touched by the suffering and of the starving harassed people. We have seen as their condition of depicted by witnesses opposite

the

servedly

it

"

years ago, for that from a notable opponent " known writer Ouida " is the well a marked foe both to the monarchy " Ouida and the Papacy. charged with Crispi Signor being the author of all the evil.

credit

we

Bill.

the

rumoured now the excava

produced

expression

an

Federal

an

of

near

Most Rev. John the to Review

reponse

given

with colonies he added, on an the of Crown Commissioner equal footing, Lands would be at liberty to advertise his land and his land laws in all the other and thus attract colonies, population."

new

hand

come

military

seems

nothing forward.

the

friend we had seen the hand of an eriemy.

juries

It

of

He power. would, temporal set apart for 'the however, Holy See a of land on the right bank of the strip Tiber of which it by means might com command independent railway a on the munication with port this Mediterranean. But with we have no concern. All that interests us on is the acknowledgment the part of an upholder of the monarchy of its failure and of the despera complete tion of the present position.

;

SIGNIFICANT

con

restoration

There is, nevertheless, thus in the picture put

sufferings

into believe.

least

not tempt the settlers colonies had not acted

the

informers

A

not

would

the

their

at

action,

amnntr

The writer, cede to the

for

those

The

—

in

employed

"

for.

provided

Bill.

pro

is

run

vault

extremity

several them.

in

Catholics

movers

were

cunningly —

by

Indeed

who

—

HCtUClH

its exercising religious preroga should be acknowledged and

three

the

U1

corruption every a engendering confidence. The writer's was that the favour proposal of the Holy See should be purchased by relaxing the vexatious and harass its action ing enactments by which was and that its of impeded, right

reaches

may always, be legitimately

of

ca-ses

viaii.ma

/tniri/imm

obCUv

riots

itself

hostile

The

Ulw

tools

gain

a difference. evidently would Christ But where, indeed, be had it been the ianity to-day method of the Catholic missionary

is

bably against driven

felt

the prime

upon bathed

have

—

There

frankly

recent

for

certain by the

its It

the waters which have already

tions effects

\

sympathy not

if

the

in

That

—

which

The

meantime the position occu the towards pied by the monarchy seemed to have almost Papacy reached its limits had evidently been a conviction forced on the minds some A of of its adherents. for instance pamphlet, credibly attributed to a notable monarchist a compromise, and pointing urging out the steps that, in the of opinion the writer, might be taken, had been at the of the published beginning

of

degree Vatican

monarchy,

<»$

there has-beena

at

described.

image

that

4

C,

That

J£uW very

ragepfhre

the

yards and

—

Then

direction

every

revolution

a

full

jdepth of thirty-five larch was found,

ak>ne

.

door.

from

Humbert

the

that bodes no good for had failed which him he in his and on which extremity, looks as his betrayer. probably the

|beHyeen and the

and in

-power "Ithat the throne of

—

they

flocked all were

until

returns

statesman

the

expulsirfbf stands

—

natives

for call

to

again

of mind

frame

returning (he

representative.

been assumed, however, that apparent reason,

re-elected

sunset.

short time after their arrival horn the Eev. Father blew the this In to answer worship.

some

back

their

as

—

occupations

—

has,

with

—

at

writes) Divine

It

him

sent

—

elapsed been made, tribe of blacks already in there He describes for after dinner, gathering their for they separated

again "A

only a the founda Father Duff

since

year tion found a attendance their which different

have they Monte-Citorio

Although

recruits.

had had

—

seek

to

Event. Benevento of

its

history. the last week of the ages

tracted parently

there of

the

state

a

It or

a Castelvenere, the Rome (writes London Universe ) is

of commotion has

so

faithful, by the

been

by numerous who

rumour

unusual

invaded

during pilgrim

have of

a

been

at

fact

ap

nature. A supernatural woman of the place had vision, in which a she saw the and Madonna, heard instruc tions in a clear voice to the effect that; discovered excavations were: as the exactly A of woman had announced. number to the of day, and at a objects came light a

Foreign letter asserted a

of

Summary. The publication of in is the Vatican it which, the Pope justifies the action —

—

from that

extreme

clericals

in

connection

Avith

the

said to have caused a great Mr. Gladstone's funeral took at Westminster on place Abbey Saturday, with but being conducted great solemnity, as plainly the circumstances, as, under was Mrs. Gladstone was possible. as present, also the Princess Avere of Wales and the of York. of Duchess The. Prince Waleis and the of York Duke were the among attendance pall-bearers. The general was A dissolution immense. of the Ministry recent riots sensation.

is

—

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sat

on

if

were

Karageorgeovitch however, Alexandei, It

fellow.

would

seat. opposite in Belgrade King king.

an

of fun

plenty

seemed

be

and

F.

Mr.

towards

the

erection

has

states

Times

of

Mrs. for

towards

her.

that

in

May 26.

The

—

New

Affairs

Foreign

monu

the

Minister

Spanish Duke

of

complicity brought against the clubs and associations

will Italy Eudini's

in

Government.

—

—

j.

lit

of

now

lui

'nu

A

wiL&

worthless

rebels

be

aid

rendering

Admiral

of

British

New

Guniea.

Accident

Fremantle.

at

at Fremantle accident occurred on Mr. John Saturday afternoon, by which arrival in the O'Farrell a recent colony from New South where, at WolWales, left his wife he had and children loinbi, The his life. lost deceased, who was cross knocked down and .run ing the road, was brake in over expiring by a Fire Brigade medical aid could a short time, and before of his be from the result inobtained, iuries. The funeral took place at the Catholic Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon. sad

—

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E.I.P.

via

it

Lie.

has arrived.

the

It

columns

of

had

We

expected

comes,

consistently, Morning Herald.

the

an falsehood then, unmitigated to end and from beginning forgery Here is a Eemarkable Programme remarkable programme published lately behalf of a Mexican At the on church last raffle for souls the following numbers and holders the prise, the lucky obtained

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their

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four

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the

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of the Mexico the rounds papers. grounds long been the happy hunting of of Yankee Protes queer productions who a of con on tantism go there pretence the natives. with them They carry verting Yankee for inven the talent extravagant tion. This is of a paragraph specimen has

in

that

However, ing quotation excused.

of

elsewhere, of pander necessity The depraved appetites. stuff be may, therefore,

this

Times.

the

The

Catholic

all

The

plot

Times

now

—

clubs

and

in

Italy reports

associations

are

be

by the

break

the

of

up

way

for

fully

paved,

voked

the with

to

given

the Eudini of weaker return

Crispi's

that

Pope himself. is

reconstruction

are

seems

chiefly in which

ments

—

ammunition.—

M'Kinley

troops remain

Still

the

matter

Cabinet

and The

material.

to

seems

power

and

the

strong

probabilities

riots

had

been

secretly Time

such

intention.

an

pro will

ming

the

in

face

the

June

1.

Four have

—

Cuba they

hundred

landed

supplied

with captured

where The

Americans

have

Eioo

the

barque

were

rebel

been

firearms. at Puerto —

Mai'ia

A King op Yvetot. of the young King is reviving the hopes

Karageorgeovitch, back

has moreover, of the Emperor

of the

man,

has

chance

of

seeing

a

geovitch, student would had

at be

later

seems

Journal narrates joined,

the 32

St.

or

Cyr,

difficult

to

the

if

appears, of Prince

boy

at of

33 and

years

meet

with.

a

was

ago,

merrier

lad That

On Tattersall's

terror

of

an

other

stories

he

Tickets

of

the kind, for unsophisticated pair of

National Library of Australia

hold

it

now

be

the

—

for this obtained

Weekly

Charles

J.

has

No.

2

and

the

June

Handicap

at

107

Barrack

street.

a

of

postponement

Mr.

meeting to

decided the Foundation

a

the same preserved temperament for from evident, the example, of Marie Bashkirtseff. The writer how on one he had occasion, with her and in an omnibus, a lady of

of

consultation Handicap, 1,000 at

importations at the Apothecaries, (opposite Sandover's).

of

Hay

fresh street,

on 5. can

medicines Perth

the

to

at

who was Snodgrass, was well family, widow

sided

to

lead,

miles

the

of

by

of

the

cause,

so

the

murder. revolver

a

shoot

has

of

J.

J.

The

weekly

the

Fremantle

League

the

Cross

held

Father

.was

concert

was

Hall

of in

at the

Monday night, Eyan, O.M.I., attendance.

large

a

items

an

attractive

gave

the

Miss

by

of.

St. Port

when, pre

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pro tue one, satisfaction rendered and

utmost

O.

Convent

op

Sacred

Heart,

of

meeting

C..

ladies

was

the

after Sunday, evening devotions,

in

the

held

the

Messrs.

on

hall

of

the

P alace.< The to in was Bishop's object itiate of the proposed, steps for the holding of bazaar in aid of the con vent and schools '

the The to

of Notre showed

Sisters ladies

promote

ments

for made

were

Dame,

Highgate

Hill.

anxious themselves most the and arrange good work, a very promising beginning,

by them.

monopoly

Mr. Art and Book. Eyan, of the Catholic is ex Dep6t, Pier-street, Perth, receiving books, the .fol Barcoo," amongst other "Dom Benedict John, Martyr," lowing: Priest in the' Family (Burgess) | Wil"Dan.i "Three berforce's Mission,". Life of Counts" a (Thay re );-. Daily Homo "Ecce or Eeliguese" (Dram) Cardinal Meditations" Forty (Hubert) of St.. Moran's "Irish "Life Persecutions," of Bernadine Sister Sienna, Apodine

extending

( Andre

with

a a

being Melbourne, —

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needing

it

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to

;

cats.

;

for

Commissioner

Lands

proposes

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to

deal

held

legislation 250, (XX) acres

the

from

with

by

over

river Canning by which Perth

near

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the

,

fertile shut

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a

land,

of,

and

Dandalup, country

monopolists

possible

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senses.

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will

any

take, matter.

the

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instance in

interest

motherly the One

is

to

be

without

hoped

.it

North

care

of

community afternoon

Majesty noticed

the

her

the -comes

while in

the

in

Queen's kindly her and subjects of members from Eiviera. the out Her driving of

a

nurse

"

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old

works.

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who. seemed rather pale and sickly. the called The Queen stopped the carriage, the little and all about inquired one, nurse, who is the visitors child of British staying Nice and gave the woman a at just now. the treat of wise counsel deal respecting recommend ment of the infant, particularly of the best medicines as one ing ass's milk A few afterwards the days possible. the saw who had child, Queen again in learned greatly improved appearance, had been that the royal recommendations and her pleasure duly followed, expressed that one was fast the little regaining girl

strength.

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arms

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steps

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their them to the Government

vigorous

delay,

wean)

(Hunter)

of tract, from out the are

seems

"

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and Jarrahdale Eailway Eockingham refuse Timber They absolutely Company. make

;

Mason. A

them

and

Jarvis

A.

and W.

Pearson

for assigned had borrowed

murderer

pretence troublesome

Temperance on Wednesday Keating presided..

Patrick's Eev.

over

ions

through

William been

on

some

The

Sir

late far, The

Mr.

meet-

the

the audience. Songs were by Misses Julia Thorpe, May Hatchett,. M. Simmons, Feltham, Daphne O'Hara, Poole and (2), Harken, Laura O'Hara, F. Lynch and Camroe Camroe, and Messrs. recitations Charles and by Messrs. .Basing select and Gerald Bridgwood; pianoforte

followed

man

connnected of Clarke,

in

Leaguetheir

the

Government

married

a

Lady

No

to

wore

account

gramme various

deep

held Cross, fortnightly

on

the the

6

Northam

routine

Very

reward

payable

splendid-

The

ing

Fremantle. the

are

within

State

of the usual

League the Cross,

Coolgardie of a subscription for

the

.

off.

Tuesday night a Coolgardie, mining, Hospital, agent, shot a nurse named Snodgrass, dead, and' like with himself. The then in manner dealt and the nurse was named was Gold, widow of a who retired military officer, had died The victim been just a year ago. dressed to go: po a dance, when Snodgrass and after some conver asked to see her, with her the crime. sation committed

little

Europe had abetter once King of Yvetot sceptre. Karageor

each companion in telling fearful mishaps to vehicles

the

health

who,

friendship Never, then,

some

of it

Servia, and chances

the

swaying

state

of

Kussia. father

more

The

—

carried

Murray-street.

of

the

last. the

op

'

Tampa,

Dolores. A severe has taken fight place off Santiago between the ships of Commodore Schley and those of Admiral the Cervera, aftier two hours.— The Spaniards retiring under Admiral Camara Spanish squadron is off An Cadiz. undergoing speed trials attack attempted by two Spanish torpedo boats from Morro Castle on Commodore fleet has been repulsed Schley's by rapid from the American firing ships. Spanish

thus

an

dis business had been of in and were posed games indulged to enliven themusic and song introduced evening. During the meeting Mr. J. T. an account of the gave Eeilly interesting ot reaa several ana or. poetry rope Alii., the which were Pope's poems, highly appreciated.

stored

of a hotel entered of Mr. who Yisbond, and making their way

settlement.

refugees at

£55

bed-room

a

After

making

door

brother

op

Cross,

have

Government a

renders

Hall

had

of

preached

found has been to necessary and appeal to the generosity public spirit and it is of the people, to be hoped there will be a good response.

evening

of

Miner

it

League

stolen

at

matter

be

it

(though

service),

careless

were

in

were

On

—

tell.

his

of

pursuit, the yard into

—

from

£200

drawers,

coins,

to

28),

Jubilee

the

valuables

publicans

in

the

—

ment

,

Commodore

—

ancient

May

O'Eyan,. (says

Perth

sermon at the eloquent Church on a large con Sunday before The is ieverend gregation. gentleman for St. Kevins subscriptions recivmg of whose orphans Orphanage, near Perth, all classes are received and to taught citizens. little become useful As very the institution help is given by Govern

Sunday night,

for

about

m

Menzies

E.C.

township. Mr. On Tuesday evening H. A. Visbond's shop, Wellington-street, Perth, jewellers' who threw a brick was robbed by a man and snatched window a the through tray and of some articles containing nuggets, with he made his which, escape. jewellery, retreat His was covered by accomplices who accompanied him in his flight— slam

con

that Schley reports he has Admiral vessels Cervera's recognised he believes at Santiago, where them to be detained four of by the need of repairing their number. have occa Heavy rains outbreak of sioned a virulent fever yellow The cost of the war to the United in Cuba. States is estimated as amounting already to over American £62,000,000. newspapers delare an attack on as imminent Santiago The British from 20,000 Tampa. by troops has consul at Key West protested against off Santiago of a British the seizure collier, the not within of the the limits being port blockade. A Spanish gunboat has been while the Philippines with captured leaving Madrid. for despatches

May 31.

the

Fr. of

the

Orphanage,

to Mr.

appears

Eev.

O.M.I.,

Northam.

the

to

Kevin's

for

Evidently

at

far his been pros

so

had His

Glendalough.

re

ground

on

from.

Bishop

had. pleasant. Lordship board two meml>ers of the EeOrder, also bound for Eome.

on

St.

coloriy.

dumping

to

distance

seizing has President re at Tampa, whose equipr incomplete.

—

still

is

with

the

produce."

committed Fremantle, remarkable

written that

and

week.

by the

letter

Colombo states

visit to He will a

next

purpose

The

for This

greeted

matter

Eev.

demptorist

by

that

amount Cash to the and gold and jewellery

discovery

of

of

expediency Islands, The

kept.

of the

the

the particular

whole

been

be a and

moving in the supplement the

Havana.

the

sidering Caroline viewed the

—

to all probability, further significance its

rooms,

Certain

in

—

op

betokens suppressed. This, of course, attack on confraternities an the religious to a renewal of and sodalities, introductory orders and in so on, that on the religious

to

and

robbery

Dining

several

the

by

the

contemplate country.

of

in

one

for

Gibney.

perous found

small.

very

—

a

thickening.

that

do.

can

Sagasta

arrested

sentiment

—

Signs still

adventurers also seen

have

we

as

such

is under Herald of for readers

the

is

line

been

visions

going

what

sanction

land

made week

recovered

to

voyage

thieves seem entered the the window, while the proprietress for of hour. absent some an was quarter silver three Two gold and three watches, four gold gold chains, several gold lockets, several gold an d| silver bracelets, brooches, and two scarf two pins, gold nuggets,

with

attempting to

Dr.

infernal

is approval of prospecting.

which

made

correspondent

for that

through

the

while

s,

Eight

beneficial

notes, the total up here and there

lend

Knight,

of

is

throughout

would

in

-

ob

?

Mr. Time

cause

Prendergast snfficientlv

lias

A

(Mr.

T.

it

been

re

been

its

F.

manner

Cuba, and Spaniards His immediate imprisoned release is U.S. expected.— The gunboat is and Harvard coal undergoing repairs Jamaica.— Admiral at Kingston, Dewey, ing is reported to be short of at Manila, pro

your

some

30. London

at

you,

ages

paper to

undertaken

May has

be Will

leave

to

has

has

machinery

—

Ee-

bleed

To

charge.

of one dollar, in purgatory

to burn

ones

This

Father

sum

poor

dollar.

one

from

tained

has

held

souls will be released tortured to Heaven, according to the purgatory tickets in this most highest holy

from

statement

a

use.

last

which

generally

A

effect that France Spain a large sum the that she of money on understanding in the shall receive Canaries advantages the and at a on Ceuta, Spanish port Gibraltar.— A Moorish coast, opposite failure of water at is Key West causing as to the inconvenience. -Uncertainty is whereadouts of Admiral Cervera causing It is feared uneasiness at Washington. sailed with his squadron from that he has de Cuba. Santiago

by a leadikg

the the

and

ing

A

—

future

for

on

rainfall

Crowder

—

:

"

29.

May

no

recommendations

their the

—

—

Here

iiavo

opaiu,

assign supposition an testing

can

The

cause

'

Eemarkable

and

—

A it

aim

owner

Subiaco

Fitzbomb

"

Government. volted against the Spanish additional volunteers call for M'Kinley's is as an intention on signifying explained Government to hold the part of the U.S. Eico and the Philippines; Cuba, Puerto

Father

the

effects are apparent. in an address M.L.C., Crowder, delivered at Albany on Federation by him seemed to distrust the on rather Tuesday, of the union. "The motives proposed other he said, wanted of course," colonies, be to Western Australia join Federation

—

vxeruiaiiy

by

The

encouragement

Mr.

cruiser

Detween.

wrecked

intended

Already

—

tion

was

were

the

at

without.

Maloney)

The

at now captain Hong at Manila, destroyed had been that the fleet states Spanish and was shamefully neglected, quite unfit that for fighting. Captain Schley reports Admiral Cervera is cooped up at Santiago. to prevent Old hulks are Bent there being of the fleet. the egress Spanish Captain to to ordered proceed Sampson has been Havana. All steamers over 1000 Spanish tons have been by the Govern impressed ment to serve as armed cruisers.— Disorder the has occasioned at Key West proclama of law.— The tion there martial Caroline the subject of the Islands, Pope's arbitra-

—

A

from

joicing

—

Fatal

—

The

a

Eev.

Prendergast.

out.

—

Dr.

imper

house

a

We are happy to statethat the Eight Eev. Dr.. Salvado has recovered, from his recent illness. Father

jli

litera

industry been It strangely neglected. is to be hoped that the recommendations of the will carried commission be duly

squadron

—

evening

report completed mining commission, which obtains general

summoned

has

Saturday Melbourne,

undertaking, has depends,

of

her

educated,

NEWS.

Eev. Salvado.

leave

the

27.

of

something to

science or foreign is and educatian lop-sided

Among

for additional to serve volunteers, who surren Calloa, years. Captain Americans without at Manila to the been shot of a has by sentence

May Kong

the

saia

do

Eight

over

know

not

and

the

released.

,

does

propor as

in

two

—

oe

outrage.

UAAO

who comMnntiio, is under defeated, trial for and cowardice incompetency. The Saranac recently captured by a Spanish while coal from New gun-boat conveying the has been to castle, N.S.W., Philippines,

new

Ireland up

machine

fac to the

military

a

M'Kinley

—

gives the U.S. army

the

that

anarchists

alliance.

piuuuuuwo as

of

incapable

Herald in

cannot

his

the

of

Anglo-American

an

near

the attacking terri adjoining

view

a

protecting

of

case

martial. court manded the

suppressed by is Sir C. Cabinet pronounced colourless.' G. in a letter to the Times Duffy protests, Ger a against proposed exchange with many

of

75,000

fightinj,.,

London the of

Irishman

roy, thrown Daniel

for

Almado-

massed

are

troops with

but

fortress, tory in

dered

general

The

—

cent.

ENDS.

fect.

the

is

Spanish not Gibraltar, var.

Gladstone

consequence recent riots in the all Catholic Vatican,

of

accusation

national

a

thanks

shown

sympathy

subscribed

been

Gladstone.

to Mr. returned

thousand

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