The Record Newspaper 18 June 1898

M.

STORY.

FOUCHARD

Arcade KEEPER

LOON

OF

(The Oldest

LIGHT. the

(From

Universe.)

in

cut

little

in

he

the.

said

to

himself.'

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the .dory rose a with shout in

gave way hold her there to

parently

on

a

the

crest, their effort

the

it

op

spread of golden spectral waves they leaped, Sam tain following, against

efforts,

the terrible

the

the''rock !

light.

mass

Into

the

waist-deep, Cap and by their they held the dory back flow then,

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T. HUGHES

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Mr.

J.

Business gained in

Country

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with

clients,

entire

Teas,

Table

Coffee,

Dairy

Crawford

and

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their

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were

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comrades,

fdught

ddsp)|r:a,ion,

ffroMthe

llfrefally

of the the dory

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the above .Doheny Mr. having succeeded Gallagher, Popular Grocery be conducted Hughes and Doheny, whose large by Messrs. experience, in Australia, will enable for best houses them to cater their and City-

will

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Gibson). J. "P.

as

crest

Agent.

IMPORTERS,

and Retail).

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Wales.

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J.

South

Street,

rush

the

sent

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...'

Perth.

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that!

keeper reeling the Hj?Htj;sq that one of the against men catch him; sprang then came second and Captain Sam" leaped upon boat, the boulde|;again, waving bis lantern tumul high abov:$e|ha|j|jin tuous waveVabove him7 beating the men two bpck figainst the lights There': then they 'clung:':'a'mpment, :its Tfbani as- far retreating follojy

ALL'S

MONSTER

while

sea,

swept

was

pooli

the back

:

the wind rose the faint ch'edr1 the cheer half'.of again,, df owned menu wave Another passed, almost" over the" Spray going them,"' thethat marked high'abpye lalhtem; .Another the ianding-piace.cheer, and the oars of the remaining boat caught the crest of a mighty .waye, and as it shot in; the little' band of with Sam at their rescuers, Captain .Up "against

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AND

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Perth.

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DYNON

JOHN

MURRAY

GLASS,

EARTHENWARE, VASES STANDS,

Telephone No.

CHINA, GLASS Latest

FLOWER Novelties

in

Table

Ironmongers BUILDERS'

and

&

ROLLED

STEEL

&

AND &c.

351

WATER See

JUGS. Prices.

our

BRASS

Hay

Perth.

Street, &

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PLUMBERS

& FITTINGS, TUBES GIRDERS (All Sizes),

Son, Ltd.,

London,

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FANCY

STUBBS,

Importers,

&SGENERAL IRONMONGERY, GALVANISED REQUISITES,

Danks Agents for John & Sons', Merry weather

270.

Decorations,

DRAKE

Co.,

Ss STREET.

236 !

that

a

" continued the fisherman, Well," her sweetheart's in the other bo't. He hired Nate to Salisbury bring him out, an' they got nipped by the

;

(C/o

men

wave

in

Sam.

Captain

replied

,

W.

to desperate attempt she rushed on, ap destruction. The dory

keeping well over

combined

King

STEAM.

8 Royal

for rowing fiercely a superhuman by

Yes,"

they

"Why?"

of .spray

as

and

Merchants,

board as

the fibrpe

a

men

CO.,

'

407.

to

lives,

&

there a woman "Is young ing here ?" esked the man watched for the dories.

big

than be higher Captain Sam's head, and about to be. dashed the jagged teeth of the rock. against balanced On the on it came, But

seemed

;

"

nothin.'

'

Telephone

landing. and

TO.

mate

to

a

Suddenly

ATTENDED

'

dory, now disappear wave then balancing hollow, ing in a the menthe crest of the on sea, and to ride in their chance watching of rocks. the run the gauntlet Several -seas rushed in from the dark the captain up around ness, surging that marked and menacing the lantern

roller,

OF

.

PROPRIETORS

knee-deep, .clinging. that-had been sol the iron stanchion the rock. dered into Through the into the glare of the foam, -coming

the

and

Wellington

rock,

swept by him,

saw

makers

"

was

a

a lull came which the cry, the answered by .waving sea above the that high

he

Two said one of the oilmore," skinned the figures, wiping spray " were from his eyes. We caught in the. gale and blown off shore, an' was had to run for the light it that

"

Timber

a

captain lantern

light,

SATISFACTORILY

M'DOWELL Jarrah

!

Again

etc.;

&

said hail,"M There,"

an

in the to indicate air lantern high he shouted Tie teeth' of ,in the spot, hail. the wind an answering " one off shore, and blown Some land in: this God never sea; they'll

them,"

PROMPTLY

"

carat.

and of WATCHES CLOCKS by the most celebrated in great Rings, Bracelets, Brooches, etc., variety.

Bearitiful

'

now! a the apology landing, the cauldron. Waving seething

help

18,

higher up the door of

'

heard

I

for

15,

on

it

"How are bo'ts there?" many asked the Sam, handing Captain men the slack of the life-line.

W.A.),

to

assure old friends entrusted them .will be still the premises will bear the

orders

they ran against the boulders. it

Fire

Melbourne; Brigade

Alston's

Appliances.

head,

stood,"

grasp,

it.

to waist-deep ready In it swept, and in thecrash and flying scud the thundering men forward and held it leaped the fierce back wash of the against waters, that like a living thing.seemed them. to to wrest it from A try vicious the against long struggle undertow that forced them, step by then down the rocks, step by step, by a heroic effort dragged the they dory up to the very. door of the light, their filed in and, watching chance'; The the littlehalfdoorway. men drowned had hardly pushed into sea struck the room when a terrific a boulder the sending big light, the door, crushing it in like against .

thought

a

stamp

—

and

of Address,

Change

in

Jewellers

and

attention to all Jewellery manufactured

of

JOSEPH

:

force.

where

"Watchmakers

or

Sam after a pause. Captain as a lull a faint he added, during down the wind. shout or cry! came the the lantern, keeper Seizing 'and his donned: oilskins, unbarring it forced the door, open against the The water wind and squeezed out. a clean breach seemed to be making and the only the island,, thing over were the unpainted above it safely a about. boulders strewn Throwing was made fast to therocks rope that a ohmit his waist, and leaping: uponmade his Sam way boulder, Captain direction of the the them in' over lee,

careful

same

Stock

of

on

light

were

resounding I

hand.

their

articles

Magnificent

on

Firm

to

:

< <

guaranteed

standard

R.C.

with a cheer, and dropped the

Perth,

Street,

1

with

All

REPAIRS

their

and

table,

attention that the

maintained.

A

the chairs about about to toast when the absent Captain skippers, started and listened. Sam suddenly The storm was' at its height, and th!e loftv tower seemed to swav beneath of the wind which the mighty power now it in whirled around it, seizing as a cat embrace and shaking it its a while would mouse, playing, airs upon the lightning-rod, strange vibrant and producing sounds that the listeners. The roar of appalled was and great the waves incessamt, welled upon the rcick, seas shakirig while occasion foundations, it to its be torn the crest of a sea would ally the tower and hurled against away

They drew

little

Desire to draw and- customers

now

(Concluded).

Barrack

Buildings,

'

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CO.

AND

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the. old paste-buckle clasping the com to but according chiffon of the wearer black plexion substituted surmounted be might of with a cerise ribbon. The belt, to match the collar, is secured velvet or hat in front with a The clasp. some measure toque should match inwhole in order to make a consistent and can there combina be a prettier tion for a than black, white, toque and cerise ? mauve,

with

Readers-

that allow

some

one

him to go had stepped back in fact, ahead had, helped him in, thef rock, struck just as the big sea that he had fol and he had supposed lowed him. the men the stairs Down rushed, the water themselves into throwing and that filled the room, struggling One man reached it, for the door. that and saw in the glare of the light was under the the island completely a mill-race'of irresis water, sufgirig to

;

tible power. All night

the

long

little

group the to the stairs, clung expecting and when to light go at any moment, sea came the went .a,nd morning, divested down, they found the island even

of its

boulders,

alone

telling of tide

the

sion the ledge.

a

story

waves

of that

the

succes

had

swept

Noon

impure Suffered

life-line

frayed

three

for

years

of Mitcham, So. Australia, Mr. F. "Westall shows his portrait which a smooth sends us But he and condition of the skin. healthy : has bad the following experience

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that

of

This the

left

wavy, other way

is

by a

topped

work small

latticefor

than

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Kept

—

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to

ground

the

ST..

Branches and Menzies. '

:

the

son,

FREMANTLE.

trimming

.Coolgardie,

Kalgoorlie

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protested by a against in the //eal'tfi Magazine. that this habit " is at least one Cause of cold feet, varicose veins, headache, and other troubles due to ulcers, the circulation in lower limbs. poor The reason of this lies in the fact that, under the knee, where the just ..greatest

the:

velvet,

briskly

troubles.

chiffon

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three

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of arrowroot powder table-spoonfuls in one of cold water, add teacupfnl two of sugar stir all table-spoonfuls

the cerise ribbon at the the edging ofagain, and on the sleeves, front the being also of- black chiffon

epaulets and cerise ribbon. of soft sists white neck band above is

;

'position,

and

nerves

pressure there.are

whose

in

this arteries

comes

large',veins,

walls

are

pressed

nor

are

voyagers

we

unsounded sea, calm clime; only some us Time gently, gentle dim,

wheels

THE

be -reversed, go back to

and

!

OLD

FOLKS.

of

time

could

we

could, 1814.

in

an

sud in

the year Why, man, You recognise England. how to speak, what to do, Jhow to understand the or things around you. You would lost as be as completely though stant, you

wouldn't know wouldn't

1

whisked

were

and

away

dropped

the

on

find no railways You would in no no England, telegraphs, running in and water the City houses, few mighty of the houses themselves that are standing

Jupiter.

Between

now. is

great

as

and

1814

and

1894 the difference 1814 and 1600. Yes

between

as

greater. a

"

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;

that

I she naid she called

woman

that

medicine

lean

;

Vandyked black

pound

wings

soaring content, things.

our

FOR

deal

of

Curative

good; Syrup.

knew

told

She

said

of

me

had done-her it Mother

a

a great

Seigel's would no

it

do as much for me. On hearing this Mr. F. Daniell's, and got a bottle from and and grocer draper, in Linton, began to take it. I am in a glad to say that very felt much short time I better. The bad I have and spoken of went away, symptoms and had soon I was as strong as I hearty

doubt

I sent

been

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!

—

in 1814 writes lady who was born letter. She says: In the following of 1884 I commenced to feel busy part sick and ailing. was My appetite bad, and after meals I had in an the aching pain throat and in a most uncomfortable feeling mouth the stomach. tasted badly, and My fluid. I was sickening: spatup a.sour, with it up fre much troubled wind, belching It about all I do to was could quently. get around here and there in the house.

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A Professional Dimple-maker. In Denver, there lives a girl U.S.A., named Helen Brooks, whose great was a ambition in life to acquire She did like to make rash dimple. holes in experiments by punching her own damask, cheek, so she sought of a the aid professional dimpleher to give maker, who promised one should that be the envy of all the girls in Denver. But his boring failed."' Instead of making operations a he left a scar, and blighted dimple comeliness Ellen Brooks what poss essed by nature. of Disappointed her hopes, she sued the false dimplemaker for damages. fine,

dream

quiet

not

Seeking

planet

colours.

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a

are

us

Humble

stream

glide

voyagers

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TIME.

sometimes

we

Our ambition, Lie in simple

/T

effect

delightful cut skirt

plainly

Sago beef cut simmer

way

giving

deep in

stripes to

manner

intersected

wals7T& HIGH

Prices.

.figure.

'

before

"I

the

trouble

came

on

me.

of

and

can

do almost

and

with

comfort.

80 years of work

am

—

to apetticoat of mauve and glimpse black striped should silk, jand the fact be noted that the stripes in this case run The bodice has a horizontally., almost' very deep yoke, the silk itself

amounting

silk

orange

wear home -at is composed evening black and white of broad striped the skirt has and on for trim silk, ming four vandyked bands of puffed and gathered black chiffon, this again held in place by four lines of being narrow cerise ribbon. The skirt the and the Opens down centre, made of the silk are to match ,'stripes -a in points, thus giving, slim .very

and

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the

:

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extremely against

working

the

dateout of The Black-Board worst is the colour for the As black schoolmasters have certain eyes, to abandon the; timebeen induced in its honoured blackboard, using or cream with stead a mellow white, with canary a chalk of clean sky blue,

,

& PROVISION

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if

are

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ness.

benefit who had received great it. I did so, and after taking only two from and I felt better bottles the itching left me in every way. I continued taking the Sarsa took six bottles. I am and altogether parifla the eruption and can eat and now free from well did in my life. Itis as as I ever sleep since I was so now about eight months cured, I am the sure I can cure is a permanent say one." For take Dr. Ayer's Pills. They constipation relieve and core. Take them promptly surely I>r. one aids the other. yrlth Ayer's Sargaparilla:

of

is

and

than

be more of these

faced fine shape in some colour in the bodice. prevailing Some of the dresses are plain-cloth with multi made tightly-fitting the I tints coloured brocade sleeves, in embroidery work being reproduced the cloth of the bodice and in upon about the skirt. little sprays

.

friend

Quality

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dresses,

attain

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Sars#arfla

One

trimming

kinds

in

cannot

anything

and irridescent jewels can be obtained in which paillettes shade and colour ? For day every wear checked grenadines elaborately UldUU

us

Touch

gorgeouslook would the skirt to

of time,for could

way,

alluring glistening

us

Let

some

possessed ;

Touch

TO !

Humble

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this

PETITION

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a

were

A

as

material of an entirely studded different colour. Some are while with paillettes and " diamonds," " medallions ofsurround pearls little and these brilliant turquoise, some bodices look more like tropical ever insects that wings than anything atelier. came a dressmaker's from that quick There is nothing fingers,

spots.

All

theatrical

positively consist of

;

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.

;

wear have evening they ness them which about

feather.

eagle's bright,

cloth-

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no

is

(there

the

is brown velvet it and purple velvet

the past three I have been suf years I had from an of the body. eruption to take medical attendance and had medicine hut they and a lotion for outward application, did not do me the slightest good. In fact I tried all sorts of medicine and nothing seemed life was a burden. I had to relieve me. My no and i could not sleep. I was appetite to advised try strongly

AT

kind

contrasts proper These should not be very are found. matter of black save in the violent, and of course and white, anything than on a black velvet laid better white silk could not be iiri; thick with Used on fawn colour agined.

For

'GROCERIES

single

hat

sailor

Effective

fering

Chows

on

a

is

of is turquoise lisse drawn and pleated twisted about it being shot with blue a velvet, band encircles and green the crown, and two bright green mass of rise out of the fluffy quills Another its hat, trimming. dainty for the uses of the eminently adapted is made of and the traveller, cyclist bound with black velvet white felt round the Homa bow is tied flatly and it is particularly burg crown, with a veil. Re smart when worn the spot dies hard, but veils, garding is likelv to be its Dosiousted from a multitude of cobweb-like, tion, by There is a nets. dimond-patterned make of this specially pretty design black with and and woven grey with tiny white caught at each corner

A

blue,

chenille

[?] Cheaper

rosettes it

it) describing composed stiffened with wire at the edge, of silk and forewards and bent backwards the This into form required. again

effective

a

two

above Choix

of,

used

by

into

and twisted

side,

of

of

"

silk puckered tint and had every be imagined. possibly in

to be that can is formed

chiffon tone

—

Blouses.— Despite been said concerning not the decline of the it is blouse, over and in the very least degree, a with makes its appearance peren to nial freshness delightful equally the and economically extravagantly that is minded. The only thing some is that it should in demanded colour way repeat the most important for or colours of the skirt in fact

deliciously

are

—

Concerning that has

all

women

kind any I owe it to

age,

easily

Mother

and Syrup, by an occasional dose when I feel ailing taking it has kept me in good health J or ten years. 1 recommend the Syrup to all my friends, in and if by printing the my letter papers 'other those 'you think 'pei'sbns— especially in life who are advanced to hear may come of the Syrup and use it, I shall be very plea sed to have Mrs. Ann you do so. (Signed,) Wheeler's near Woollett, Lane, H Linton; 1894." Maidstone, Jani-16, We do think letter will Mrs. Woollett's do good and so you find it printed here. Now, there old in are a great this many people some of them older than perhaps country, And need and she. a they gentle good Mother Old medicine like Seigel's Syrup. when life is a age is a time apt to seem if there is heavy thing to bear, particularly more or less pain illness. And this is sure be the case. The stomach to gives out. as did. Old people can't digest once they Their and ferments food sours Tu the all those stomach, and makes bad feelings that Mrs. herself had. And when Woollett eat and their of they cannot food, digest and course and have they get weak feeble, in bed or sit in the corner, to lie unable to take about for the air and go necessary Then exercise. they get to thinking they in the and are downhearted -.and way, grow to be low-spirited. Besides, they are likely troubled with rheumatism, which is a com and common to old people, plaint peculiarly from comes a bad digestion. Seigel's

—

said

light,

its

.

the

to

by

that"

than acquire the habit and it may be added that doubt men, less one reason for this is the height of chair seats. Will not ordinary some one a invent chair a please common chair an with adjustable so the that whatever of seat, height the person, can the chair' be made comfortable ? liable

more

;

be permitted form. Deft .bend fingers these straws about as though they a were material at so much yard. of the The favourite shape is that on a Tarn o' Shanter crown, resting or silk a band of softly quilled piece any. original

.

him

cannot to retain

it

said

is

the

'

.

;

for

quality,

means

It to

or

and

for

Now,

ments

curing people,

old

of

the ail and. mitigating, there is nothing in the Mother Seigel's. Syrup-

world so good as all It doesn't and tear them to sicken them harsh medicines do. It pieces as some and it doesn't operates gently thoroughly; make

them

ter.

For

tism,

and of age,

forts

makes

it

them

her

it

is

just

right.

Seigel,

who

elderly

friends

discovered needed

Mother what

before

worse

bet

rheuma

indigestion, dyspepsia, all the and aches, pains,

discom knew

it,

nobody

better.

Well, we can't 1814, go back to of all the don't want to. In spite and are.

we

grumblers, In

never

heard

body

knows

and great entury.

Mother

1814

of it

/

;

it

-in

are

better

Seigel's didn't exist. 1894.

good things

It of

and

we

growlers off where we

.

,

<

this

sesses

more

interfering circulation

;

heads.

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Lord of MurlePhilip, bewitched by a village who has been transformed, cripple, of the into the by the power stone, in the most beautiful maiden all is Flemish town in which the scene and she has a rival for Philip's laid, favour in a lady of the Court Saida, the heroine of the opera. Although a distinct element of fun is intro duced into the plot by the passing of the from one to stone" "beauty " the opera is not a comic another, the sense the in in which opera In term is commonly understood. as a effect it is described officially drama." romantic musical properties.

and she was Luddenly collapsed, off the stage in an unconscious carried condition. She died at five o'clock on the following day. Miss; Mather, had a strange for at ten career, years of she was, in of the

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papers

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her education, and made her ap girl on the suc and was pearance stage, cessful, Some little time afterwards she was M. "staffed" by Mr. J. " Hill in Romeo and Juliet" and then her luck turned in favour. After varied success she- eventually Mr. Emil became the'wife of frorii whoni she divorced Haberkorn, herself after three .years of only In mar 1892 she was 'matrimony. to ried Cor Gustave G. Pabst, but

to

attach

"

the

interest,

Jack Sheppard"

Mr.

which

Joseph because it

is

has Hatton understood

on

the

Jack

of of

Sheppard 1

actual

life—

the

real

A Rare often that

'

publication

famous

set

romance

as

which

first

Her

Sheppard

,

Keeley,,;the

,

Mrs.

and the Bedford,, The Yates. ,Men,dez .of. had. some version,'. ,'hbwe.ver, Adelphi,' formidable rivals and the Jack, of Blueskin Abraham'

Paul

.

the

Mrs.

'pretty, Honner

and

the

VVelis,

close at

of

Jack

1

;

for the in this in two

com

Christians Francaise. Whatever Paris correspondent of the at

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notwitbstandirig. he, is. incapable

Co-

the

.a

(says Cdthomay be

in

of

satisfactorily,

subject

hands

ilis

talent literary with, such It becomes

dealing

i

"

mere

psychology,"

had more than and we have., already lie the meaning of it Times) of this food. ..enough unsustaining there has been-.a growing tendency in. one has. yet, been, able to interpret of late to France seek in the. .No, years air ideal to, which his mind .cannot to of Christianity material be. history But it ;is only fair, to rise.,. say that worked into1 dramatic form., The .there is much. interest in cannot as a .thrilling be regarded bad symptom " in those scenes Martyre," especially that one, because it indicates public are in, 'the catacombs, which ap interest in such subjects is sufficiently, with remarkable alive for it presented to be worth' the while of parently truth thanks to the. author's, as the literary such very 'businesslike persons and research. power, conscientious; writers these' times un dramatic of / care The which .with, are archaeological to' doubtedly give their thought 'details have been reproduced and the to them. arid attentiori It is'probably with art,, various scenes and which, because their 'motives are so rarely of old Rpme have been brought sights elevated that they are so .to apt spoil be sure before the will', to spectator their Christian melodies with' ;i

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provisionally

,

, ,

Stage.—

A at-

article

piety.

is

'

important

to remarkable contrast the the. tacks made, upon morality Catholics1 in by f anting is offered

and

w

fervent;

strong

life

;

now

Bancroft,, more

the:

,

'

itself

,

;

on

in

arid

Catholicism

<

notes.

of

matter

an

ple

the.

"

Nevertheless, for

"M.

Les

is

it

to find,

surprise Richepiii,one blaspherries,"-

Jean

'no

jar ring slight; ;

for exam the poet of Who has

even delight, those;, whp find someto in criticise 'in, thirig jpt her. respects the work, that has beeri produced at '.the

Comedie

"If

ranSaise.

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Sadler's

of

.Theresia."

is

stage

,

.

Keeley Jack

.

Mrs.

by

run

"

Catholics very

;

was

George

presents a much in four acts, work, titled

'

of

new

piece Riverside Story," the light in 1890.

also

,

,

with

moment

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saw,

Mr.

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little

a

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,

a

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not

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:

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of

'playwrights

and after missionary very in her succeeding object, turn is to him from his ideal fails. He is of.: duty, completely, now a crucified and she, professed at riieets her, death the Christian in the arena. In hand iof a gladiator M noth all this Richepin perceives is what human, therefore ing :but

nearly which

Brg.ok Green the morning during Mass. the This at

Early

the

are

this is now yet Bancroft has written This is Lady Bancroft's play. or at third writing attempt her ;best known effort stage,

Lady

is

:,

apostolic

' ;

medie It':

son

neously

Airtsvvorth's the dramatic,

all

Occurrence. mother and

figuring

to work. Of adaptors simultaneously these the one to make the adaptors whose Buckstone, deepest mark was was concoction Adelphi lucky .in the

Jack

of incident that a

patible

unhappy.

'

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of

also

ivais

'«

persoiiage whom 'Defoe. was the biographer. Hitherto we have had only a Jack sentimentalised' or bur Sheppard' The lesqued/ Jack of the English from -1839, when stage dates only the

union1

this

"

.

of at

:

,

,

rate'

to

to

:

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play

'

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Sunday

touching evidence

ecstatic

an

knees

on

Elevation

.

is

this any

a

at

away his

passed whilst

.

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historical the say Jack' Sheppard is to be ap'prbximat'e,

may

,

-

basis.

its..

—

in

.

be

.

will

They

religion.

be seen in every in London church each Catholic, Sunday, and, every place of worship the length; through and breadth of the United Kingdom.. And incidentally Mr. Clement .Scott how tells his dear ,old W. friend, H.. Stephens, died: the most beau death can tiful that die— any. man

,

written, that it

.

will

and

faith

by

news parents, selling streets. the She was Mrs. who Finlayson,

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of

—

.

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A Tragic death.--From New the announcement York comes of the of Miss death Mather. Margaret She was in "Cymbeline" playing and in the Cave scene at the time,

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turn the passing from upon Stone," of a stone, which— hand to hand like the famous Garuda Stone of Mr.

;

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Beauty

and

.

The

openly

,

"

opera,

his impiety upon who has been- at much his "pagan pains to advertise the author, of a piece entitled ism," which is intended to be "Martyre" a life of Christians in study of the in the catacombs Rome and e.specially cen in: the early of the second part is that this Another surprise tury. piece has been produced at the leading the Comedie theatre of France Francaise. It be cannot, however, M. Richepin a mystical called piece is a poet of the and to muse, earthly him write a Christian to expect drama without the upon striking notes alluded to already .jarring would be to: expect rather too great a miracle. The. principal: character a in " Martyre is young patrician falls in love, an who with lady

traded quite and profanity,

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opera.-r-r-The

Savoy

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ANTRIM.

The Feis Cecil.— The proceedings in connection with this great musical festival were held in Belfast. lately was left undone by the Nothing to and make it a success, promoters was m The really every sense. Cecil has given a great stimulus for the revival of to the movement music and Irish literature. Irish

this

it

Feis

It was The '98 Demonstration. con were stated that the authorities of the advisability sidering suppress demonstration '98 proposed ing the a to be held in Belfast, and adopting course severe with to similar regard that might demonstration any counter be attempted. According to trie reports the in certain Government quarters, —

of in justification that any centenary

alleges

ference to

in

serious

a

inter

celebration would be likely breach of the

celebration

counter result

or

their

officials pro peace. Constabulary fessed to regard the state of feeling as and com in Belfast threatening and pointed to the increase bustible, of charges in the number against

for

parties

the.

use

of

in

Irish.

party

ex

Fifty

Years.

OurBailieon boro writes that correspondent was Monday a man named Bannon arrested Cullahan, by Sergeant and charged with R.I.C., Shercock, —

-

m the murder of abeing implicated named Miss landlady Hynes, near in 1855. The prisoner Ballyconnell, is a man of about 60 years of age, or and returned from America Eng land about a week ago. It is alleged the that while under influence of he made statements drink which led made to his arrest. From inquiries it shot appears that Miss Hynes was at the from the public gate entrance that two men named Dunne road, and convicted and Murphy were and that a hanged for the crime, reward ot was ottered tor in £ 100 formation which would lead to the conviction of a man named Bannon. that some time after It is also stated was the murder the prisoner arrested and in Liverpool brought back to was forth Cavan, and that evidence he was coming to show that thirty when was miles the murder away The was committed. prisoner before Mr. Gibson, brought J.P., and remanded in pending further

the which food for the family money her she had painfully saved to pay the inhospitable passage away from land of her birth and the poor youngs fellow himself worked until the last the and died of starvation. Now, Board Local Government are, bjr

A Sermon

—

the

evening, May church of the Redemptorist Fathers, Belfast, Father M'Namara, C.SS.R., in Irish. This is the first preached the occasion century during present was that an Irish sermon heard in The eloquent took Belfast. teacher for his text the words of St. Paul, " Above all have things charity." an sermon' he Concluding impressive " of the said You, the members Gaelic have a and League, great noble work before you. Your aim is to raise up the old tongue of Ireland the tongue in which St. Patrick to the faith that preached bring more the back orice tongue among That is a noble work, but people. there will will be many who be imitate Now, you must against it. Our Lord and have patience like Him. Have patience with those who may not with have patience agree you; with those who don't understand you on workkeep striving keep ever 8,

in

:

—

—

direction

Balfour's Deserts.— United League meeting, Mr. William Westport,

—

means

P. O'Brien,

Healy

will

John

T.

and

Dillon,

hilt

M.

bayonets curse of

mu&cj

guuu

diiu

vjuu

A Sharp Rebuke.— Mr. T. W. Russell, M.P., having been 'taken to task by the secretary of the Grand Orange Lodge at Belfast for neglect of .the loyal ing the interests minority the influence under of Local Govern ment Bill, has answered him in a He says: "You scathing reply. the cause of the southern plead Unionists. do By whose authority act ? you My firm belief is that the southern Unionists are not a bit to you for ad obliged your violent —

It is their as I interest, vocacy. it to be their know to live in desire, amity and at peace with their neigh are bours. You against all popular I do not think it rights. good for Ireland that this feud of ages should You and your friends go on for ever. on still the banks of the linger I we are on that Boyne. recognise the verge of the twentieth century. You desire Ulster to see in separated hostile It is because I be parties. lieve that the Local Government Bill will tend to break down barriers between classes and parties teaching Loth sides that they have common interests I support that it. And in, heard one word doing so I have ri'bt from constituents the my against Bill. You have twelve members for Belfast, Down, and Antrim. You have Orangemen for Armagh sitting and other places. Are they all given over a to mind? reprobate There are in the House of 670 members a Commons. Not man of single these could be found to vote against the Bill. Has all wisdom political taken in the Grand refuge Orange —

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Lodge ?" The: Apothecaries Peirth:' Sandoverfs,

address

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The words of give you the victory. the eloquent sank deep Redemptorist into the hearts of those present.

opposite

DUBLIN. Walking

the Round World the American who has undertaken the task of walking round the world without in money, arrived Dublin on He started May 10. on

his

from reached

San New

in

Mayo;

the

distressed

iiu

iiiaucin

nnar»f

the

is

extraordinary Francisco, and sailed for York, having some Queenstown, where he arrived time He walked to Galway, ago. and from there journeyed to Dublin, and will leave in a day or two for

primal and

districts, imnv/Miomanf

1 M iii

uupiuvwuivuv

of the people be position the system has been hoped for until The men of swept out of existence.

—

journey

at:

the

indict

daiiining-an

the

Boynton,

originally

meeting to proved

can

the West Mayo United Irish. League the and have grasped problem solve it in time. Meetings they will like at Islandeady cannot be that held too frequently, what matter his the Mr. Balfour arid proteges, —

.

inc

Mayo evictors,

think.

may

SMpCM$feg!

Belfast.

is a man Boynton young medium He is height. lightly built, but has all the appearance of a of hardy endurance. He carries pack on his back much like a military and was attired in knicker knapsack, bockers arid dark jersey.

of

moreraw Every cough makes your throa. and irritable. Every cough congests the lin Cease tearing ing membrane of yonr lungs. throat and lungs i? this way. Put the your at rest and give them a chance to heal. parts You will need some help to do this asd "ou

Moving The ac Eloquence. of a meeting recently held in Grafton Street in aid of the Irish at which Famine Fund, Bishop Mrs. Mr. Horace Donnelly, Byles, more and notable Plunkett, many —

count

were

personages us minds

of

McCarthy's wherein

the

"

forcibly

present, i-a

Comet

ladies,

at

a

by the Comet, denuded their

find

Catholic

shall

not

Archbishop

!

sings

Red, White, and Blue." On Thursday, May 12, when Arch

—

of New York, bishop Corrigan, cele brated his silver episcopal jubilee, another Catholic an Archbishop, Irishman Dr. namely, Ryan, of —

Philadelphia, orators

the

in "

of

one

America,

Red, as

White, priests

400

the

greatest up and sang and Blue," as in the joining

rose

GREAT

Centenary of Irish '98. and assem people bled during the week ending May of a poor and populous 7, in the heart district of London and honoured the —

priests

—

—

ot the men of :Nmety-eight memory arid with as much heart earnestly felt devotion as if they stood on the or hills of Wexford Down, or met in the Irish so where of capital many the heroes of a century ago shed their blood for the cause of freedom. Under the chairmanship of a patriotic the Irishmen in London priest, resolutions passed their renewing to the principles of the United fealty

Irishmfin

anH

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licfpnArl

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to enthusiasm the eloquent speeches delivered by Messrs. Davitt, Dillon, and other Irish members who at tended their demonstration. Mr. Dillon's indictmerit of the powerful Irish Government of our day proves we that have advanced but little since the 1798. "champagne" sneer of the " cultured Mr. Briton, Gerald the debate on Balfour, during the famine in the Wes was as. brutal own and-callous in its as way any or recorded of Hunter Gowan thing Lord Carhampton. Men may change, but the system has not changed. It will not be altered while England's interests lie in the direction of plun and enslaving Ireland. But dering it and will be abolished. may "

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GEORGE

in

it

BRITAIN.

The

exiles

BOLGER, of

(Member

Tattersalls.)

Commission

Corner

Barrack

Agent.

and

BOOKS

BIRTHDAY

Murray-streets. OPEN

AND

ELECTRIC

"

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in

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and

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cure.

to

preventive

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all

time,

serious

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Ayer's Cherry each Bottle.

it

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O'TOOLE,

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Estate,

Commission

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Lounge

OUT.

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—

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STRAIGHT

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chains.

Starved to Death. Joseph Griff of Kerry, died of sheer starvation. So the Coroner's found, and so jury the Chief had to admit iri Secretary the House of Commons week. last had sperit in sister, J oseph's Mary,

I

"

Turf

lecture given themselves of was

afraid

am

God help dear Ireland Murray."

re

from Justin of a Season,

scene

will

I

it.

as

as the Mayo landlords against a body was ever launched of against men. no There is doubt that land as maintained lordism, by British

.

xui

and

charity..

ment

be invited.

and

refrain.

William

Mr.

great

Sunday

serious

as

.public

and

on

-

g

by the

at

Islandeady

;

aij

meeting.

I

—

people Coen

Father O'Brien

by

no

A the

has

happy

support that

Evil

Mary

—

many

System. -Not a single been sent to the Mansion Relief Furid by any Mayo the poor evictor. Instead of aiding toil the whose live, they people on landsharks are them for pressing notices their and eviction rack-rents, the doles of Indian meal accompany are for the un which being provided An

farthing House

would be stone legal left unturned to restore him to the of his ancestors. It house was to hold a monster arranged county meeting on the 15th, to which Major Jameson and Messrs. W. Redmond, all

made

years old, live to see

announce

public of this

Murray, Mr. Ford,—

Dear

send you dollars for dear Ireland. I left Doneraile in with '48, my husband and one child. The visions of the famine victims dying in every cabin at that time will ever remain I in had two my mind. children before Ireland. leaving I buried my baby the day before we sailed. The other child was buried at sea. took to grieving", my husband and died later on, leaving me alone in the world. I and day for pray night Ireland's But I am now liberty. 72

MAYO.

no

—

two

"

intervention, was ment

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111.

Island,

—

—

Recollections.

the letters received by the World in response, Irish to the appeal for the distressed people of the West of Ireland, is the following pathetic one, written Rock by Mary

the Chief Secretary,; We shall "inquiry." hear towards the end report of the Mr. Flavin session, pointed out to the President of this precious had re Board that his own Inspector Griffin's name as Ohe of those turned to immediate so entitled relief long ago as last December, and that not the re was of the notice taken slightest of commendation. There is a world meaning in thie few bald words telling of the result of Mr. Flavin's indict " ment No reply was giveri.

At an Irish held near O'Brien, on the of the dis speaking subject tress in the West, said that the only Mr. Gerald Balfour would gratitude deserve from the people of the West winter would be a this whip laid across his shoulders. The man who of language could be guilty recently the used by Mr. Balfour deserved than he deserved more, bed far plank of Governor "4000 a year as chief to avoid Ireland. In order police

Exile's

An,

Among

of

an' of their

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AMERICA.

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CLARE.

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sect

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clauses so

of

large

a

Mr.

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cottier got great relief after the the Bill, and that, all, were and Mr. landlords Irishmen line Clancy took a similar namely, he should that Irishmen that prefer should of any class get the money remain in than that it should rather Mr. Dillon the British Exchequer. more the what was like expressed sentiment in Ireland real popular when he said he regarded the rating as as blackmail but that proposals without we could not get the Bill them one should make the best of a If these proposals stood bad matter. alone the Irish would people reject scorn. them with They could not stand alone, however. The Bill pro of the the whole poses to transfer of Ireland from county government masses of the the landlords to the cease to The landlords people. pay of the local rates, any proportiou their share being subscribed by the and in return Imperial Exchequer, to the same in rights they are reduced as local affairs the agricultural la will in future The bourer possess. in the towns are like fancy franchises at and the workers wise abolished, last come in for their share in proper Government and appoint Municipal were ments which hitherto in the few are thrown hands of the privileged of the people. to the elect Is open sufficient reason for allowing this the landlords to get a big bribe ? That is in the case. the whole question really Mr. Dillon the Bill be accepted cause it he worth the thinks, and for no other reason in money, the cant world; The less there is about the matter the better. We are to the landlords in order bribing and we Local Government, may get face-, that as well fact unpleasant without or The disguise humbug. talk of Mr. Knox and, Mr. Clancy Irishmen about the landlords being and the Irish money coming into under

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purses. are giving

the

supporting we Bill them this money; which of ought to be the property the people of Ireland. We in are, " them to secure the fact, squaring the of Government Bill. passage There real therefore, are, only two Mr. first, points of view in thercase that the feill is worth the Dillon's, Mr. sacrifice and second,! Davitt's that it is not. While everyone ap the justice of Mr. Davitt's preciates and can protest, sympathise with his we think the country point of view, a as whole will with Mr. agree that the .Bill is dear: Dillon, although, "

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fought

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thicket

were

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things hard;; |say ;where have stopped if we hadn't won Col. the ammunition gave out. brave 'Mike' Lynch, Capt. O'Connell, Cob: Cavanagh and others Corcoran, not an unusual It was did; wonders. with clubbed thing to see men fighting a with muskets and officers slashing with a sword in one hand and firing in the other." revolver "|Itfe

the big battles an and gained dash and tenacity.

in all

engaged

was

civil

war, record for

it in October, 1851, volunteered and went to On its. the front on April .26, 1861. a return from three months' service number of the volun large regiment for three teered forming ;the years, nucleus of the 69th Regiment Volun teers "Irish and the famous Brigade." " Irish the Then, too, Legion," raised Corcoran, by Colonel '-Mike 69th comprised many Regiment men In all, nearly 4,000 fighters. active service in and through the saw Of the Regiment 69th Regiment. wounded and 162 572 were proper

Organised

promptly

At Bull Run Capt. "(then actingwas" killed. Lieut. -Col.) Haggerty His horse was killed As by a shell. he jumped off, seizsed another it fell animal, morinted, yelled, ahead !" when he fell,

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and

June 16, 18, Windsor, Vaughan's itself

tinguished and

irresistible

1864 SpotH dis

Company

where

tssylvania,

22,

Road

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Irish

and

the

as

;

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left

the

nffhpi

on

Potomac, from March, 1862, and was and mustered, honourably discharged Colonel out under Nugent, June 30, few

a

Only

of its veterans Jas. Cavanagh,

Sixty-ninth." The old other day, many

and

it

to

lot

"Sure,

of the'

heroes

were.

the

whole The

\ of Marye's storming perhaps, that the boys made Heights, most -notable record No less theirthan times were they led up to eight were the stone wall the Confederates and were back forced. holding, they 'But and over they kept at ,;it oyerr and thd! ninth time they drove /agaih Is t heoibur-bearer "them/back. fist at

the

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view

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state

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will relief, give partial will not the conjure away of the situation

measure it

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quickest

most

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significriric'e

be lost King

on

of sthe bu'tbreak will the tn'asses of the people.

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something., dence that whilst

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Throne. startling.

not

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Humbert King in Turin the jubilee celebrating of the of the first Cisal assembling in of? pine Parliament 1848 vjthecity,, was intent! and Milanf to&ll |irg? a state d! revolution. Ba5rri'Z pose/in the .streets, cades wereup on piled and the citizens in fierce and indulged was

,

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to

rnuns

heighten ,our barricades." on the point of carrying They were out the idea when a Sister appeared at the door and distributed five lire notes, most and with the. exquisite courtesy to them leave the convent enjoined

of

means

Peace may be restored for a timValGoveramefif thXFfias ruined" the country by its blind determination to maintain a gigantic ,but the rarmy '

was

j

in

protest.

killedrand-one-hundred-and"fifty-twoof them wounded, twenty-seven dying was That from received. injuries loss on/ ainy' one the worst' sustained; It

beembrought

Discontent. In pfficial of the riots in Italy origin quarters is attributed to Socialist sedulously But any and Anarchist conspiracies. one with any inside knowledge of the social conditions in Italy that prevail see will to-day something far deeper and more than a mere wide-spreading Socialist in the riots. Op agitation taxation, administra pressive corrupt an evil system of land tenure, and tion, the constant drawing away of adult male labour and emi by conscription have all combined to make the gration Italian with fertile soil arid peasantry, unrivalled climate, amongst the most With in 'Europe. poverty-stricken men in the face, the hunger, staring of shops and the barricading pillaging as of streets themselves the suggest

was records will show what fighting we At Peach Orchard had done. one hundred and eight killed and men and forty-eight miss wounded At the Court Spottsylvania ing. one in lost house May, 1864, we hundred and twenty-two and men, and cap the dead, wounded, missing, ran tured at up to one Petersburg At Antie hundred and seventy- nine. were tam forty-four officers and men

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said

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are

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saw

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Riots

of feeling the Ministry have deemed it wise to.'Suspartd for duties on the import grain. period

Col. but Col. of Com Capt. O.'Connell, Nugent,.. those who may pany C, are among be persuaded tell of some of the to. deeds of personal gallantry per formed by members of the " fighting living,

London

Bread

menacing

Va.

Alexandra,

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(From

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serious condition of affairs owing to the rise in the price of bread caused by the war. In various parts of the Peninsula peasants on who were the verge of starvation found that the -increase in the price of was breadstuffs the last straw which could not be borne. There have been riots and tumults in consequence, and in suppressing them blood has been shed. Bitter has freely indignation been aroused against the Government

the State No second time it served at Fort Cor for a then was DC, time, coran, attached to the First Sum Brigade, mer's Division, Army of the Potomac, from and in the December, 1861; Richardson's First Second Brigade,

.1865,

IK

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ItalianiGoverririient face .to face with

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Armv

soldiers.

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intrepid,

THE

Plain, Marye's where stone the wall Heights, was nine .times assaulted before Deserted being won Fredericsburg, and Anna first Bull House, North Run.

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,

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Cpl. Cava skirmish

!

Strawberry

TiTncinn

first

very

to Blackburn's Ford, Virginia, Show how Irishmen.could Their fight. " not Follow me!" cry was always " men men were When Charge Cor disabled and could not advance coran and Cavanagh propped them trees and bade them shoot up against as aim, and long as they could load, fire. So it continued clear through the 69th Regiment, to Appomattox,

by stubborn fighting assaults Blackwater,

The regiment vember 18, 1861, was mustered in,

of State Milan The first of disorder at Milan, on. Satur the formation at day May 7, were various of groups points of the town of workmen, which quickly increased until they became large and turbulent After this the attitude of the crqwds. crowds in different of the city quarters becairie until barri very threatening cades were made to prevent cavalry For this purpose the rioters charges. a tramcar overturned and ransacked a and throwing the palazzo, dragging furniture into the roadway and piling it across from side to side. right the troops fired on the rioters. Finally on Affairs The Monday were terrible. students from were re Pavia, who on pulsed Sunday, succeeded in en themselves in the Capuchin trenching Gonverit in one of the suburbs and fired a detachment upon of troops which was The troops there passing. upon brought- two canrion into requis ition and made a breach in the con vent which they effected wall, through an but only to find entrance the stu dents, had. fled. All the Capuchin were Fathers arrested and conveyed to The Prefect on called prison. General Buva to order the release of was the priests but this de request clined. Certain a quarters presented scene of complete devastation in others ;the of terrorism quietness the more and was striking jreigned, when contrasted with the scenes of when above Sunday and Saturday, the shrieks of the dying rose the wails of widows qnd orphans, hoarse words of and the irresistable command, followed tramp of soldiers, by the terrible boom. of cannon. When the first broke out fury of the movement who would have had many people to do with were the movement nothing in a trap. Here is caught as it were an instance. When the soldiers were advancing to charge the first barricade a in the Via Torino, lady young and and stiff with dressed, richly terror, was struck in the breast. by a bullet She fell a wall, against only having to time before dying. say "mother" not In. the same being way old. people, the rush, were able to resist shot or under foot. Even the gentle trampled nuns were of San Michele for a time in grave danger. were As the rebels not to women a barri respect likely cade had been raised beside the convent. This enraged the rioters, and the savage rose the Let's use 'cry

at

Edonton Road, Deep Bottom, Amelia Blackburn's Ford, Court house, Boynton Road, Tolopotomy, where Clover Antietam, time Hill, was crossed and again the cornfield and recrossed until night made friends Hatcher's and foes indistinguishable

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and brave

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breast.

Cob Corcoran

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English

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:

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9£d.,

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have

ENGLAND

Helens, ft

Pills

each.

.

for

people Travel has, camped in that district. on resumed the Chilcopt of course, Pass since the big accident." very

of to

hostile

:

are

the

of

in

erect

!

This has been there a good winter, and at Dawson and they will have are' 5,060 people, enough food to- last them until more the spring.. It is .likely comes in- with will be open this that the. river year than usual.. Of course, much earlier, there may be a cold snap, you know, as freeze may up again, and the. river On the way .1 -December. if it were the all met many people along and many route, getting along Well, have reached Dawson. The now will lakes

For

market

particulars

date

Mr. TENDERS

any that

of,

the

th

,

!

re-invest.

Will-

many

order

Crotty 's were Lyell to contend

15,000,000 That amount country,'

so

subscriptions

/

remains for

in

place

to in

proposed

their

meeting,

"

idng!cb|cnjoy:i

Government

is

"it"

and purpose, be decided

J.

,

they

'

terms

,

,

of the

,

.may

a

immense wealth, he did'oof live

methods

the

might .require. Shortly he bought the, party out. on which both parties deemed fair.

;

Out

come

in-

afterwards

'

26,oob;obbd01s.

of

discreafion,' of the

towards and

for keeper, else they

'

Or

l;

,

em

sale

the

this

1

Joseph's are

likelihood1-

of

travelling

,

not'

postpone

prospectors

who;. recently Vancouver Dawson reached from. " a the Yukon describes as City, 'for ffie men-country great rih't who caii stand men, healthy good, no anything and stick to it— andit's I have with the other sort. for good the calculated whole others Output, the spring clean and we believe that up dols. -will

arid'St;

For.

it.

;

T

:

!

about'

qf,

from

over

The

-

'

to

,

of

the

and

that

been

!

Day

amount

peace

however;

:l

but the gold -is fine. Thereisago'od deal of .activity'; Gully, in;,'Vy'ilspn,s' are on where several claims gpld. and join's is a feeder, -the This gully some lead end of the north westerly Of 'the bore! 'A number distance wett' to have of men pegged out country and Of the Red, White, the north 'has com and' sinking Blue claims, A new rush has taken' place menced. about five miles the Gordon-road, on to the -.north? at a place .situated out, west of Golden Gully.

:

for

unsuccessful patriotism until the is conceded.

"

who those participated last found' their restmg

of

monument

After char

pegs.

and

source

Crotty rare' furnished by the q Mount "Standard Lyell was a County eduClar'eman, Crotty In cated at Trinity Dublin. College,' to the West? 'Coast of 187.9ihe.went> The first miners .to teach Tasmania. Mt. Lyeliw.ere Michael two Irishmen, M 4 Donojugh; and W illiam They and a man named Dixon w<ere ,the< original

,

will

;

the

but

Rebellion Australia,

-

year: rf.The..mine.proved...to..Mr...Crbtt-y-a.

:

-

Clear,

shoot

to.

un

honour

'

Some

-

of ;Mr.!

career

large further, to Pratt on wash the the west, while driving There piece. other day, gota iydwt. is of 5ft., of wash, but this is a depth .M'Kerithe only gold. yet obtained. struck rich pug- in; the and Kelly zie below the bore1, claim third May

H,

dropped

the

fKn

executors

-their

in

is

Poor

being swamped. Some interesting

body pf pugj which and Dempsey,- still

E.

given

of purposes resid e -:also the for timb

all

the

Kofurnon

stocks

that and

Mr.

when affected,

Jones hearing

me

save

an

1

ex

of his Crotty's opinion thathe 'having admitted to he was do the paid dirty work," went and back to Bischoff Jones swore an information the against Was h,eard by! prospector. The) case Mr. Coinihissioner of Crovvther, the that theStrahan, result being prospector ,to oyer .keep; was( bound

cpmplet.ingvSt.,..Patriek's

are

y6u

!

indications body ofpug.runsaloiig

that

is-

want

you

be

ought, to be more

To

to

In the

,

revOlVer,

,

That

:

'-;?5

acter,

Langford

of jro.obo

legacy

of

will,

fn

.

are

E.

a

.

'

as

to

To of

annuity

do

plicit,

goes to the archbishop for church The being '..purposes. shards and Mount in Lyell. money vested to provide annuities are then

;

to drive'east,

caution.

:v

lasFbe'neficiar'e,

the

for hundreds; 40Z. to and Blue claim on The Red, White Kanowa, is bagging the north lead, at the 80 tons of wash for treatment This .'mine has Robinson., battery. and a good developed satisfactorily is Cox and party return anticipated.

intend

continued.

sufficient

the "of 'Melbourne'; Ar'chbishoj) a sufficientafter amount-is invested to provide for the annuities for the purpose

from

so;

'

Producing

Crotty,

to

a

not

are

you

to force

of their motives, purity when to their heroism and driven bravery revolt have' of all lovers won the approval Of justice of nationality. We regardless to Austra therefore, confidently appeal, lians' birth or and to parentage, qf Irish carried those who favour the struggle on, under other happily methods, by thetheir to show Party, practical present Irish of the heroic efforts of theappreciation menof'98.-'

:

man,

stupid."

for,

t.

'

of feet;

:86z.'

b

A direct

300ft. fallen

ever scarcely, risen to often

and

£100.,

now

having

bn the: field; at various

.Maden'r'aiiv Mr. A. ;to.

'P'."'

300,

'

richest'

the

possible are provided to is be devoted chutdh at Kew."

a

;

.

of

purposes Mr. J."

'

'

?"

noble

differ

may

employed,

;

Surely,

race

record the

of had to resort ago from annihilation.

100 years their race

Many

'

Why

on

on

with

the

s

'

44

Irish

14April the mem other colonies for our the respect, who band of patriots

in

"

:

44

bers of the

Perth

in

co-operate

equal struggle they sustained and ,of their country, though a flame they kindled living cannot be which extinguished for which justice they suffered

""

after

and.it

-

>

peg this ground, to do it," the jumper

'

;

discovery

the bottom leyel clearlyj.showjsthat and ,tha.t the lode is true to its course, the bulge into. tlie Hprseshoe ground west is merely, local, while the to the sets "a limit the also .to', discovery which line of this reef,' of the length the Horse'Hoe possesses in its ground. has caused some excitefind The This: lode i:s for: a great' length m ent.

to

-

.

will

here

came

.

,

it

I

I am going said. cheekily 44 You cannot inrthis -jpufrarpeg -'" ground." 4f I'm going to, do it." ;!4< I warn before Very well you so "dd to if say your prayers, you mother ever your you any, for faugbit it will be your last peg."

:

from 40Z. level has been worth 200ft. to :100ft. There 8oz. per ton for over at -the level doubt; that; is no. 300ft.

This

trespassing.

and

.

im be the

are

you

to

injplacirig memories

1

.

decided

.

mine.

\

held

meeting

a

was

„

'

:

;

'

the

'It

At it

ground."

our 44

'

course,

'.

immense

of:

;:/

,1

.

true

its'

is

to

portance remembered .

'on

"'giround'

discovery

and

.

'

its

!

.

'

into the

is

,

is .20Z. value all through to Boulder immense, length has, an arid the lode is sitill' the north; coming

i

-

average As the

This 44 But

—

:

:i"

SYMPATHISERS.

.

.

8ft.,,

at

rein

\? \ ground."

/

44

-'

.

of the and the

width

is

'countrymen

1

.

,

within,

.

r

-

ground., this point,

satisfaction

well The

load:

,

the

a

point and shaft, of cutting; the Boulder

Fetiibw''

"f

?"

peg

Langford, are directed to sell and in property, vest sufficient to realise together on with dividends Mount Lyell shares are not to. be sold) (which sufficient to the following an pay nuities £100 to his wife (with a of "300); enters a legacy vTfj she convent the annuity is to be increased to of her £600, and in the event or the con vent the dyingleaving' to, same amount is be paid, to the .reverend mother for ten -years, to: be used for the reclamation and admis or sion of unfortunate destitute women or Ghildren.' ;>"To'.his "four sisters he leaves an annuity of "100 each, and to his two brothers £100 each. To the Rey. P. O'Donoghue,

a

'

"

the

at

—

;

-

of;

north 200ft. has had the

in

ran

level main

T.

T

Comiiiemoration.

'98

!

I

,

300ft;

IMesSr'sl

aa

i

:

-s

to

-

is

He P. who

'166,060'

executors and A. E.

appbints Madden

been

estate

.

Hamilton,

the

The

probate. 'estimated -'at-

Jambs

ffias

investor,

for

roujghly

Mr.

late

-

'

Mr.

at-

the

mining

Crotty, lodged

'

crosscut

of

will

44

He replied I hour: peg the ground." 44 AndiWhy.'diid you not: comein day This is a queer time to mark light? in .a country llike this." bjff a(claitii 44 Oh, any time does," replied Jones. 44 to What ground do you intend

unseemly

came

.

The

very

manager;

J AMES

MR,

GROTTY.

...

development has important level the of, taken place at the 300ft. In order to test the Great Boulder.' the lode- which elbows that theory Horseshoe comes the 'Golden into the Boulder back into the again A

LATE

,

an

.

.

THE

x,

NOTES.

MINING

A

,

BUNNING

BROS.,

Timber

Merchants, etc., and Moulding Mills;

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OF

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J ARRAH At

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TO and

SUPPLY FIRE

JARRAH

IN

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SIZES

CLAY.

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THE

DOWN

TAKE

of Lease.

Expiration

Make

Can't

Relinquishing

Business.

with

Landlord.

Terms

DAWSON,

STEWART,

JOHN!

SIGN,

the will of the and' otherwise,

&CO., JEWELLERS

THE

proved,

PREMIER

W.A.

395 and 397 Branch, PERTH HAY STREET,

SAUNDERS

R.

(Late

and

on

and

usual during premises. extending as

fitting,

Central

Depot

Sydney,

Branches Melbourne, Auckland,

Newgate

96

:

and

Perth.

Marriage.

accorded them for liberal thank the Public the exceedingly support as they that since and herewith commencing business in Hay Street, beg to announce of to make terms of the lease cannot for a renewal premises they are compelled This be To ensure a speedy business. must done speedily and quickly. relinquish decided to sell of the Whole of the Stock we have clearance AT EVERYTHING HALF PRICE AT HALF EVERYTHING PRICE AT HALF PRICE EVERYTHING 1898. SALE COMMENCES MARCH SATURDAY, 5, for To Continue a Short Time Only. from London and been received Large Consignments of New Goods have recently the Whole Stock is to go at exactly Half Price. Respectfully

—

—

—

—

—

at

inst.,

.

—

On Sunday, 12th Fremantle, Church, Laurence by the Rev. Father Hennessy, of Mr. Patrick T., son Ryan, Co. Tippeto of Ireland, daughter rary, Margaret, Co. Clare, Ireland. Mr. James Flanagan,

RYAN—

FLANAGAN.— St. Patrick's

Stock

£5,000

of

Drapery,

Clothing, half-price.

at

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

each

—

and and

article, sold,

article,

Assistants are wish the Public

our we

19—

3rd

Sunday

20

St.

Silverius,

SUN. MON. 21 TUES. 22— WED. 23 THUR. 24 FRI. 25 SAT. 26 SUN. —

—

A.

and

Drapers HOTEL

OPPOSITE

AND

HICKS

CO.,

—

destroyed ford,

Conn.,

the bottom without

fracture, it

accept

U.S.A., of the

as

a

has

that

the

MAINE."

he has forwarded

and

an

Be

with

FRE And

they

have

which

haB to

reserved

just

COLUMBIAS

"Columbia"

try

to conquer

your

eyes

recovered

Company,

Wheels

of

Standard

1898

Model

by

a diver them to

asking

the reward the

6f the and

World

Easy

and

Roadsters.

Beauty,

Running.

DOONAN & SONS,

JOSEPH In order

make

to

for

room

FASHIONABLE

of

consignments

and iniquity having before for those who

good,

Pius

JUNE

IX.

in

scandal

Press,

seem,

had

mail, large,

in

which

if

not

we

HARM

the

affecting if

paper bids

been

news

may trust disclosed

report, by the failure of Mr. E. T.

fair to be attendant on facts the the reputed millionaire, Mr. Hooley. Hooley, victim

a

it

would

of

black had

newspapers share. entire,

the

a

How evil a dishonest great an abandoned Press might become, to how great an extent fortunes

or or

reputations might be is it,easily perceptible. Press is a great engine it is also a possible source or

ruined

by

If

the

for of

good,

GOODS,

incal culable dauger, and, likeevery thing else that is. to life to necessary,

OF

civilised

AUTUMN

corre

fol

as

—

fomented steadily bishops, priests, orders and religious the throughout under acting instructions country, general from the Vatican. With to this regard a resident for point, foreign diplomatist, discontent,

several

twenty

by the

years

in

years

and

Italy,

in

chiefly

Rome,

in virtue of his acquainted, of with the clerical position, by-ways assures me that the recognised aim policy, of the Vatican has, for some to time, been with collaborate the Socialist and Repub lican for the overthrow of the parties House in of the hope that the Savoy, of a of establishment federal republic Italian provinces might pave the way for the re-establishment of the temporal At the time of the power. Papal Jubilee of 1888 "the Vatican hoped to achieve its the end by diplomatic means. But failure to obtain a from Prince Bis quid pro quo marck in return for in help given regard to the in Septennate Germany, and other of internal incidents convinced policy, the that Vatican measures were diplomatic futile. The means of fomenting internal were then revolt chosen, and of late years no has been lost opportunity by the clerical Press and to father organisations upon the Italian monarchy the responsibility for ill Italian under the sun. every This, added to and the Socialist Republican has prepared the propaganda, ground and sowed the seed. intimately

1898.

18,

AND SCANDALOUS FUL JOURNALISM.

A

for

and

purpose,

prepared of Christ."

name

SATURDAY,

are

Racers

your resist

spirit evil with

:

the outbreak, writes question

recent

Political

to

LIMITED,

shipment

Strength,

Finish,

been

the

went

MANTLE,

fresh

a

are

Bicycle,

in

indefatigable

undaunted

of Hart,

"

Columbia

machine

the

for

(recently Co.,

STORES

UNION

Maine

warship

Pope Manufacturing

occurred,

the

for

Agents

for

"

memento.

historical

Local

The

"

his

"

States

to the

disaster

and gift

United

written

them

informing sea when

—

Tie ZtfA.AecercL combat for

ill-fated

of in

—

PERTH

STREET,

HAY

how rather a weaker what the reports were. In the fact,

cablegrams,

in that question correspondence of the Rome corre newspaper's the Pope himself spondent was, in so many almost words, accused. In giving the last of three reasons

P.M.

lows

"

of the Sigsbee, in Havana Harbour),

Pentecost.

was

given

spondent

"MEMENTO FROM THE Captain

after

Clothiers,

METROPOLE,

had

published,

Aloysius Gouzaga. E.C. St. Ubaldus, of St. John Baptist. Vigil of St. John Nativity Baptist. St. Gallicanus, M. after Pentecost. 4th Sunday

—

The

Italy.

impression

St.

—

—

J.

in

JUNE.

Piggott

here recently brought intelligence of certain that, on the charges of the had been authority Times, made the Catholic against or Clerical as party, they are called, ever,

go

to

all

etc.,

Millinery,

rectors.-

does warn

—

—

i

to

—

—

9

more

,

disposition The away.,

a to be evidently warning only, more next and not to wary time, suffer from a similar The mishap. Times is to the fore with again intended to injure or revelations, an of its traditional destroy object as those of Piggott hatred, were intended to crush its detested vic tim if it could again make them so the Irish The cable people..

London.

st.,

Times

the

pass received from

ing

:

perth,

street,

hay

carried

alteration,

J.),

MILLINERS,

&

DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS,

Business

transpired.

the case of the former

over, not seem

.

& CO.

A. HICKS

J.

have

In

exposed,' it as may receive of the truth

we

nothing

would

AUSTRALASIA.

OF

newspaper

The

afterwards

correspondent

says that he has valid the disturbance believing been also fomented

reasons

for

to

have the

by

Clericals.

—

We

have jjMARKED

OUR

PRESENT

STOCK

life

it

is

certainly can corruption prove most deadly. In any there case, in which an is made fore, exposure of such for its peryersjon neces-

sarv—its

DRAPERY,

MILLINERY, And

In

PLAIN

Dress

SHIRTS,

HOSIERY

to DOWN EARLY

FIGURES

HATS,

CLOTHING,

PRICES WHICH CLEARANCE.

MUST

COMMAND

New

Everything

Manchester

and Fashionable.

Department, Stocked

Largely

with

Fresh

Goods.

Underclothing, Immense

and

Millinery

We

of

Hitch-class

Articles.

Showroom,

still

maintain

bur

show

regular,

beauties

with Ties,

and

STRIPED

Call

and

JOSEPH high

Splendid

Great of

in this Reputation Department, Hats and Bonnets at Low PriceB.

Value

in

Men's Tweed

at

wide,

and You Inspect, Purchase.

DOONAN street, (OPPOSITE

National Library of Australia

alluded

made it be

to

the

in

and told

punishment Nor, as we are in

stance

bear

particular

and

can

an

prevent exposure, to succeed. permitted

should

from

5s.

Collars

lid.

to

doz

Sure

are

6s.ld.

to

scandalous

vividly

power

SONS,

fremantle.

sacrifice

of

honesty, in uu which, too, fortunately, its re though exposure followed, sults were to comparatively light the transgressor, and easily made

good

to

There famous

AND

TOWN-HALL.)

Shirts,

it.

.

not

employing reason having

such

the example, Parnellism arid Crime." Had Piggott served the full of the what purpose Times, must the consequences have been ? The that befell was exposure no free confession made of error or It was brought about misguidance.. without the consent and against of

its

now

late

them.

a

loss

to

but from

career, deter it means—

no

believe able to

to

be better

will

The

measures,

the

by

that find that rnay that still

doubt that it

manipu

"

too,

recommended

and sup correspondent, the in a by newspaper not without their are sugand reminders. The cor

leader, gestiqns

recommeuds to the new Italian Government to "energy the verge of brutality if necessary," and " ruthless of politi repression-

respondent

cal

insurrection

"

even a prac if the Chamber dictatorship should show the white feather. "It is hardly possible," says the " to doubt a that leader, patriotic —

tical

statesman resort

for

was,

case

does

ported

"

Hats,

in

once

clearly

is

attempt

in the Press have de organs parted from the path of rectitude, and in which to gain their own ends they did not hesitate to make a

Suits,

occur

at

never

like misadventure, figured, Piggott

which

in

then,

perceived,

is

A

tool.

a

'

if

to,

be

will

Times

in

ful :

Give-away Prices. STRONG 6ft. HESSIAN,

etc.,

to

.

Filled

on

its

biing

Meantime have all too we before us instances in which

Department,

Clothing PLAIN

Variety

society, to

powerfully

insisting amendment. is the case

Department,

bound

is

sake, influence own

AN

It the

stringent

Who, this nant

bound in to Italy of need to the most measures." repressive is

in

case

nevertheless, same Times very in those bygone

more

than

was

indig days when Tuscan or

stringency was under discussion, or repression when some were necessary steps:; taken in tlie States of the Cturch

Neapolitan

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I

the found it Government desirable to keep from being pub lished. Violent hands, also, had " been laid on the Clericals." a band of Monks, whose convent,

-that

riotous

students trained inimical in

members

—

class, most

of a the present, to the Italy

at

as

all

—

tion

that other

they

among Whether :at variance

were

religious is

stoop rests, that

it

not

less

false

ends and their

of

should

gam, dishonest,

or

to

importance ?

do

not

We

"

that,

taken

whatever by them

could that

hardly

equal

which

has

.grossness chosen as

of by what one

teristics

garded

still

in

commonly respects

newspaper of the people of the general

not

if , jpar excellence at least of England, and particluar tone

the

The

Times

of

as

we

but, columns

with

despicable. religious and nesses, a

public To gain end it can publish It can

falsehoq&J,.

in a word, by different their less

more

culpable,

can

turn

its

uses

no

less

a

political

01

suborn calumnies

wit and

lead

way,

the

vivals

follow.

not,

PROGRESS

OF

RITUALISM. An is,

interesting what is

effect

of

.as

it

in

is

present

England

jare

nas

stirring In St.

to likely Ritualistic

the at

?

surrea

up

of the day be the final

question

movement

making The up,

progress of

movement or

renewed

of,'

It is understood, however, Kensit has that for the present Mr. to restrain been persuaded himself, a the having received, pledge, from on such con that, Bishop of London the case shall be brought ditions, before Convocation.

-ceive

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moreover,

likely

to

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theory

revival in

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recent

reference if with,

find

Kensit an —

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moreover,

pect

which,

of

paper...

issue,

has

'

difficulty

all

who

Sydney

.they

for

the measure stand in

?

such

some

members

a

is

is

the

Times

itself

total

abstainer

fermented

liqour, Catholic

non-

—

to

serve

That divine those of them that are should be the means of

might

seem

Had

we

physical,

the

to that use in the administration of Christians call "the to

was

tempt

to

inebriety?

Catholic

friends

are

troubled

for

all

single

cup

to

not, argument of

insisting

brethren

a

thought history

Question.—

A

False

quotes

from

the

weak

our

non-

Now

'

their lest communicants

the

Charge. Mr.

Stead

he

use

A

contemporary

in which passage, in recompense d'Arc, France from English a

Jeanne that says for her deliverance of surrendered domination was by the king as and the Church to be burned alive a The could sorceress." not king possibly but in any the Church help himself, case, not was implicated. Cauchon, indeed, in the was concerned Bishop of Beauvai, matter. But was a bad Cauchon man, and a bad churchman, and, finally, a All faithful Schismatic. churchmen were for Jeanne's friends. Michelet, example, testifies to the her of devotion to the orders. The of the religious disposition the fact Church was plainly proved by

is

Catholic

Times' claims for the the of England, as it now exists, a greater hold on the people than had still been by it formerly possessed seems some a hold that in way increased life and doubtful. Its and" its Times, activity, says „the stand as to clerical duty, have higher it into increased respect;! brought while its diminishing revenues have the lessened The hopes of spoil. is more the Church, adds the Times,

which

become,

Curious

instance

be

to would

edify.

it

at

—

may

reference

"

that

like

clerics

travelled

who

Father. would charge,

promoted

Had they recognised

woman

not

have

Rome

to

and who arrived they sought,

behalf, prisoner's aid to obtain .the oured and there,

—

it

might

rorrest

may any given congregation spread disease. What bearing upon contagious how the debate or it theology may have, reflect on a divine, some three may origin, removed from the present or four centuries day, it is not for us to inquire though it is hard to escape the suggestion that sheep, shift for have not so left to themselves, been tended. very carefully Meantime, far be it from us to be profane. Thoughts will if nevertheless intrude themselves, there be occasion Is there in given. not, that When an old proverb says, you fact, with a It the devil take sup long spoon," is bad that—but the so as hardly, indeed, of the matter free discussion and the sug from serve to gestions arising it, scarcely

their

mutandis,

It

tne

of

as generally charac distinguishing teristics that the fear of Roman is, we do not to ism pretend clearly seems to be there discern, although room for The true some suspicion. to attached nevertheless, interest, movement is that which the Ritualist to its relations Catholicism concerns mutatis and the in which, degree

of

one

slight for

of

justified of which

proved.

tributes

work.

a

Sacrament,"

awe.

by the instinct to Englishmen

true, in

"

return a. to perhaps trary tendency Truth the gloom which recalls with or a new horror departure possibly in a no less lamentable direction. is of lasting interest The question a its solution involves only so far as to the submission of Ritualism

prompted

a

the

even

what

to

somewhat exuberant leader, which movement in the Tractarian more and its results obtain credit to than appears be their due. Our does indeed, Sydney contemporary, of the Refor not speak too severely or overdraw the melancholy mation, from it. effects that followed But itsj view of Tractarianism is too to and too bright be justified hopeful of the except the return by anything to the Catholic faith. The country in which or measure Tractarianism, more its form, Ritualism, progressive for this must for the has prepared it time remain doubtful. We, being fain would however, hope for the to and traces of alarm possibly best, not be discerned in the Times may be their The dis without meaning. shown position by Truth is signifi and a better sense. cant in another Catholic that But it was England " as Truth Merrie was, says, Eng Whether Ritualistic land." England —even to the country supposing and not still to re deserve the name, main divided in its creeds should must remain to be become so, it

did

the

thereby a greater degree of the hierarchy as a belief

at

is

some

pros of the

little

mission

it

anomalous. people heard however, already

lay

to Ritualism The Times

has much

Whether

published

of

that

enjoy But for doubt the

no

body that

in

of

later,

8

that

A

UlSlJUpSj

have would party, their hope being that

liberty. a

also

or

might

they

to we

assumption made

the point

Lefroy,

even institutions, held most sacred, moral or danger,

It

Ritualist

come as

been

by

in

the

were

hon

the

Holy

cause

the

case.

of

a

such

sorceress,

a

the late

on

too

The false belonging

will endure however, Protestant Tradition to the Great that of common heritage Evangelical and and all who lie between. Freethinker, as

it

—

does

—

the

to a pedagogue to lead men concern Christ. Apart from this differences there are ing which also the antecedents of the of opinion the movement is Church, in which make safe to the result taking place, It will be a mere passing predict. or of time, less a matter phase, more be and its will, place by-and-bye, con taken by something of a directly

Law,

Cleanly

A men proposal assistant John Ellis, in at St. George's connec Cathedral, priest with about tion the discussion the sacra mental recalls to us a of cup, practice to wit the a noted Anglican prelate Dr. of late Dub Whateley, Archbishop referred to was that lin. The proposal of "after the the chalice eaeh reception lip When should a cloth." Dr. be wiped with at a officiated confirmation Whateley service after his practice he had laid was, the his hands on heads of as many recipi ents the rail of the communion as table would accommodate at once, and while he to scrub his hands awaited another row, with his vigorously pocket-handkerchief. Pomatum formidable to was as evidently to the his Grace as now contagion parties in commotion.

—

tioned

—

—

—

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the

by

Church.

a

Reverse

—

Rev.

Fortune.

op

of

romances

brought to Hampstead

commerce

One of the been recently in death the of a Infirmary —

has the

end by Workhouse named Oxford-street jeweller, of Henry Greenwood, who was a member the worn the firm who supplied pearls At that by the Queen at her coronation. his firm in time were the leading dealers He after ornamental pearls in the world. wards led a rather adventurous life, parti he where was in ally spent Australia, Ballarat. He accumulated a of Mayor how fortune, considerable which, fairly

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.

an

former

We have received the the week tions during

—

re-

there may,! from a reply

IU

is And the result Disestablishment

But Church

tion.

Kensit is consideration be concluded

be

—

in these The actor de principal monstrations has been a Mr. Kensit, manner who in this has earned for some considerable himself reputa

Mr.

llldlLCI

Jiaies

Mr.

who

their

an

deter,

we

Mr.

the

prescribing

Mr.

Montaleuibert such notions. dispel

caped ?

—

a

lively feelings. very St. Cuthbert's Ethelburga's, and other London demon churches, strations have taken place against Ritualistic scenes and of practices, no little have occurred. uproar

That

impossibility,

not.

are

the

on

it

THE

an

so

—

must unsanctioned law alludes to approvingly the doctrinal differences character " istic of the Anglican Church. But," "there are even to it limits adds, if it licence freedom, into degenerates and sets order at defiance, and Eng lish churchmen look to those who are in over the clergy to see authority are that due limits observed." What, on nevertheless, Anglican principles, is to be defined as or what authority, not as freedom it be 01 licence, may so to solve. Is Convocation to easy accept the warning of the Times, and the an as to fix limit where alarm Romanism be avoided among may and the danger the people, of rousing their instinctive fear be es may

superstitious. " revivals,"

be is

understand

Truth,

—

in

of

case

prominent

be therefore, fall must, indeed, in mischief of those evidence. can

—

are

so-called,

Meantime,

short, may be the Mr. Hooley haR to

that

it expose, viler than short -far

can

LUC

arrive.

of

they should

they

this

which,

organs

111

down

;

in

Whatever,

..already

be

to

money-,

to according needs or tempta not exalted, though

tions,

scandal

it

see,

to

be

not

may

bought

in

Times,

reaches finally at which, sooner

—

country.

privately

:

civilisation

be

it

The

not in any sense they are with practices that had pre identical ceded them. They may be called are because imita mediaeval, they of practices that had existed in tions in the middle ages any though other sense are brand-new. they because they They are superstitious are without sanction or substancej re and are but vainly practiced

surpassed

or

Englishmen dangerous to

—

C.

spoke sugges of the conversion as tively question undertaken "under the most favourable it circumstances." seems Nevertheless, that well-informed any person strange should himself able believe to trace even the slightest between the cases. parallelism the To compare methods employed in the conversion of Europe to Christianity with those that missionaries now Anglican use, is a less hardly unreasonable comparison for that than, example, implied by the wiseacre if he could who, on being asked speak French replied ho, but that he had a brother who could at home play the German flute. missionaries can Anglican employ in their missions as such methods those made of to use Euro by early missionaries when they can manage to pean countries, in some themselves other way than identify that of a wild with the monks imagination

of England.

UUllvO

Times

they

properly because

late

been

j

—

years rivalled successfully as the representative

That

re

of

the

England,

charac

though

some

in

been

chief

must

Church

speaks correctly " as re the practices in question f for our have no vivals," part, we, such hesitation in That denying. are mediaeval we do not practices nor do we altogether deny; deny as in of the Church that, practiced

action may have

is

even

—

has

it

far

Such

That

I

the

its

in

instinctive

seems

E.

stance, River.

no

secure.

T-T

nf

The Comparison. Rev. we at Lefroy, speaking perceive, an missionary Anglican meeting on Sunday referred to the of in slowness the Perth, in which manner Europe had been con verted to Christianity as an encouragement to for insuch as, Anglican enterprises

that,

by

is

position

A Groundless

C.

"

re mediaeval superstitious our great contemporary with Dr. Percival, and the agrees principles leading to them, are foreign of the Church to the. spirit of Eng as in the Book of land, expressed Common Prayer.

in

however, it

"Ri clinn

their

GENERAL.

a

it Disestablishment, far from being of possibility. There is still in existence the Libera tion ,who even Society, suggest that Disestablishment be the best may Liberal re rallying cry for the next action. Having uttered its note of out how the Times warning, points the enemy may improve their oppor in effect, So far, it as tunity. says a with Roman ritual is prac playing ticed Bishop of Here by what the " ford calls a and heady highof minded under the aegis clergy, thus to the Establishment, helping rouse the fear of Romanism— which

vivals,"

party,

that been,

fVio

pretension. the Bishops

j

those know who are in the Press that have organs blackmailed Mr. E. T. Hooley, nor have details as to their action as reached We us. see, yet fully was

Kxr

plornrv

to

them, is still the reach beyond

—

way public

its

ministers

AND

LOCAL

partly

tells

a

harmful

more

infinitely effects

in

whose

means

.

it,

with

or

body from

nevertheless,

in a recent a issue, publishes leader the situation, but reviewing whose read between object, easily the lines, is that of alarming the as to the danger con that hierarchy fronts them if do not, in their they a take approaching Convocation, a more determined and define stand, course. The Times judicious says that churchmen of all parties High, Low, and Broad —would wel come the from body of Bishops an utterance such as that made to the

more therefore, the moral law Press should the newspaper in secret, for private inte to blackmailing an individual

-that

indifferent,

any overweening The Times warns

Times,

dispersed houses.

working

friendly, than hostile,

they re and ceive much kindness, goodwill and whose revenues offer less temptatation than accumulations of capital. not The claim, of it may appear, is

The London from Times, however, we whom take a principal of part our information, evidently perceives as the wisdom the saying of, is, The making assurance doubly sure.

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people.

partly rather

—

ready been people were

are

—

in

too,

speaks,

of the

classes

'

had al Repression the brutal. At Milan shot down in a manner

ears.

Church

—

hysteri

made by the Bishop of Hereford to address from his clergy, in which of the gentleman referred the conduct to was condemned. The severely in effect, that while Bishop, replied he agreed With his rev. brethren in Mr. Kensit's lack of reve censuring rence and he aggressive temper, was noticed that no mention made in their address what of, he called, "sensational, and supersti morbid, tious forms of which worship," he added, to fascinate and seemed, mislead so many of their people. an

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once

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of

proprietors

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patrons' and

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consequences upon is of the Cardinal

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of

arrangements

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been

riiost

a

satisfac for

installed

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management

the

premises

during

the

during summer

department of

a

specially assisted

the-

winter, months.

under

the-

imported

chef

is,

by a staff of long experience, The is kitchen entirely capable assistants. and conse removed from the diningroom, smell the rather disagreeable quently isfrom cooking operations usually arising intends absent. The to culti proprietress of patrons, and cater at vate the interests low rates for their tastes, and judging very of the dining-halL by the crowded state meal hours, she has every prospect, during of success in the undertaking. of

corres

come

Rome

fatal

Rome.

to

Rome

This year. stated that

The

sufficiently

its

Cardinal

to

that

gentleman

Rev. has

may

Sydney, present was

positions,

probable

mail

seek

gone

years

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following

pondent

climate to

compelled

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the mis break

telling

where in Atherica, occupied responsible

he

seven

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to

owing

that in been

health

like

connected' with the Augustinian

in

change

to

it

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that

the.

in

ap Sand of mission of

as

..to was, chosen Order in Echuca,

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of

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the

on

the

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long

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of probability and laymen would Catholics; clerics, to Australia from, England, Ireland, States. V the United

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when School; reached they writes: It is Canon Greally, Newport, children to innocent awful see young, and becom for want of food, wasting away debilitated for life. So early ing, perhaps, the children in most of the as January schools afflicted with were dysentry, owing to

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Cardinal

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this attending from a are recovering just In of influenza. Trofrack,

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pay alive.

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children

some

another

June

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condition

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limits

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the lines of those held on in Congress and other Fribourg Brussels, (Switzerland) was Since cities, suggested.. continental Dr then, prominent laymen, Hon. Grace,. New and Dr. Lee' of Zealand,' Keriny,

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meeting', of Australia

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the

be many there will teacher few months. The the next during Co. Cork, writes.: of School, Ballycrooan in which of the district The people my in a is are worse school situated plight dismal With the in 1880. than they were riot of four boys out of seventy, exception had a crust of bread another child during The sirice last. school hours Jariuary teacher qf Newport School, County Mayo, the I have writes frequently during past months to very two given my own luncheon of thepoor creatures Some distressed cases. had home here to stay at lately attending sufficient The for want of clothing. Co. Cork, teacher of Kilmacowen School,

Berlin of the London Telegraph correspondent a Chinese of official high stand represents that as at the protection sneering ing in States are the giving, European The official Empire' to their missionaries. inte thinks the temporal that, evidently than rather rests of the particular State, interests are the spiritual of the Church, held in view. We must confess, secretly not to that the argument does too, appear It be foundation. without altogether rather and in fact, seem inconsistent, does, for to require that, example, explanation, French which at home the Government, shows thon a rather friendly anything be so anxious face should towards religion, it abroad. It is not long to defend since, in New at Zealand, a Maori Wellington, stood and chief up publicly reproached with in that certain missionaries country while to heaven with one hand, pointing with the other they were drawing the land under the feet of the from people. away should draw That European Governments the land away from under Chinese feet, as Sneer.

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the

'of

teachers

-

in

Quotations.—

and'

Lord

of Ireland that over

West

as

on

Yet

to

Eminence, last

"fcobe

disturb You

you

then,

;

without

Diocese."

(smiling) and

Rome.

and.

since

;

districts distressed Extracts in a state of semi-starvation. are from received the letters by his lordship have been and a more piteous published':

Viewed Australian character it as was to much seems continue pretty informer Prince when viewed years. so are evidently Ranjitsinghi's impressions which the induced much the same as those his to leave, as late Anthony Trollope " Do not advice to these colonies partin0

anything

the

No seamed in

'

Enquiries

your when

to pay my I can take-

when

Sydney the

Eminence

Cardinal

;

HuNGRy. Mayor

the

instituted

of

thoughts

address Chambers of

';

Associated

British

.

Children

Thousand

from

His.

happy

be, most Holiness

ing

departure the affairs not fortunate, your health,

An

—

.'Office.

;

afloat. Ten

shall his

to

present,

;'

must, that has

rumour

Britain

War

;

an Soudan, with undertaken, under his personal failure ? a miserable

there

...

my

visit

;

the

another

by Spanish

Artillery will-

Mr. R.H. Barrett lias' received the broker, his from London following quotations the week at during agents closing prices 6<L Great Boulder-; Perseyerance,: -57s. 6d. South els. Associated, ,78s. Kalgurli, Brookmans 3d. Boulder, 36s, Hainault, North 34s. 3d; 60s! 9d. Chaffers, Kalgurli, £9 6s." 3d.; lid Lake View 6s. Consols, £2 Peak lis. Ivanhoe,- £6 12s. 6d. Hills, £6 3s. 3d. 31s. 3d,; Belleyue, Kalgurli, Brown View 21s. 3d. 9d. Lake South, 2is. 3d. Hill Mint; 15sv'; Extd., Kalgoorlie Lake Golden £9 10s. View Horseshoe, East Murchison Extd., .-9s. United, 4£d.

that of the report Lord Wolseley is origin Aberdeen Governorto as succeed; Lord the W9 take of Canada? may General healtha failure of as cause ascribed and a palpably altogether inadequate else than that subterfuge. Something a of his for must, account resignation as Commander-in-Chief. position Lordship's Can it be that"the reputation General's, suffered

the

Mining

course.

Strange

.

I

course

homage

me

as

stock

A

the

1893.

'

'

(

island.

the

gehenna.

probability

f.'hev

Lord to on Commerce, Salisbury 'Sailing trade interests and protect develop British with in China, an unsympathetic has met is Russian activity reply.— Extraordinary A railway to be at Pekin. being displayed will to constructed the; Yang-tse-kiang barrier to in .a British result opposing have unani U.S. trade.— The Congress payment mously voted for the- 'iirimediate Sea arbitration to Canada of the Behring Under the West African Conven award;— obtains concessions on France tion, large the Gold Coast. Great Britain secures the western end of Lake Tchad."

The

of

,

the

Volunteer

Great

throughout armed by

sectarian proselytisers. his look for man must out; if not when least for his at reputation, faith, :his the Yankee along with preacher, comes that The, Spaniards unscrupulous tongue. efforts Manila

Borneo

from

include;

brave a Catholics

shall

not

.is

.

is

for

as-

year, it

this

:

and

.

the'

without,

A

know

war

this

.Well,

=

of"

-

It

in,

in

officials

above

It the

that

American

.

them

Prey.—

the

Francisco

San

has

deserves for Ireland their and all the support jokes applause There rule. to their continue they need as a dis is it would such a thing appear, without tinction a. difference. Failings.— Prince Australian Ranjithis im has been in Madras singhi giving The newness of of Australia. pressions has its drawbacks. the he thinks,' country, natives of It makes the intolerant every and that is un-Australian, places thing

by English

Scenting

a

Starvation, deserves, their

Cuba

in curses,

p.a7»1VJlil

fill

t1t\

"r

pastures.

to

1 893.

to leave

the

matter

a

..

at

:

officials with

tfatl

him

and

years, as

its-

supposed

am

Sydney year/butI shall 'present myself Father. in 1899. . The Holy custom is ..for. Cardinals out residing side of to visit Rbuie once Italy a. is 'the This"' of the Papal year. etiquette Court. of the On account distancegreat the .time in my case was made five years. But I am riotbound to any particular time, X last took leave of the for when Holyhe most told to make Father me kindly my fact he In, this own, arrangements. left matter in 6wn hands. Of entirely my all-

before

JN Dower lger oeing the French colonies

the and

:

cattle

(vi o

to

.

and

otiq wi

tuiuwuu

weight

to

access

in

was

interitiori

five took' it be there

I would

visit

I

'

champagne

to keep also Reconcentrados are hunger. into on sterile cabins lands, they, driven while whole and in districts over-ci'owded, to

fault

the

and falls, trips of the burden,

satisfaction his own. is

a

that last

found

paragraph

—

pur

bear

course

my in

secured to France, each other. The in' contact with remaining to Italian promote Government proposes the populace, content by reclaiming among and local taxes, abolishing import land, their owners seized to holdings restoring of taxation.— for non-paymerit Germany is the Sulu of "a suspected design to annex of British the north-east on archipelago,-

responsi

to

every

correspondent

my

agree

arrived France

Rome

Tablet

;

London.

.

Difference'

a

with

i.wna>n ul du

also he

excessive be

may that the

sole

England,

.

unable

it

and

intents the

ultimately

the

under

part

Over 10,000, nevertheless, weak to attend school, there,, through the sitting and without of food, ia morsel from themselves crying

hours

long

If

all

the

-at

satisfaction

express

Africa West concerning of between the Governments

.

or,

papers ment

is

to

.

Riviera.

bility blame.

mission-fields. and IrishIrish

.

the

conse

denunciations with resounding indignant, the idea of of any restoring Philippine to The Bethel, no doubt, Islands Spain. its is in of enlarged prospect rejoicing

—

to.

famishing if they come

are

to positions, him takes upon consent he must

poses,

from

—

trip

the

the

North

been savage published authorities given by the Spanish in Cuba to reconcentrados— country people fixed to in centres, together brought seems as General Weyler very prevent, into to explain,; tlieir being pressed fairly not service of the the insurgents— and of famine Pictures used. more mildly with these people have been drawn among We see no such pictures, harrowing effect. of those thousands of children however, tlie dis in who famine-stricken are now of Mr. Gerald districts Ireland. tressed Balfour recom Balfour Champagne a

that

brQught

increased,

mining industry being is hinthe of population errowth life is made uncomfortable. and If, dered, Sir John nevertheless, Forrest, by associat unfit for their with ing himself colleagues

'

about

them

may

Rome

'

Without

for

be

way from to visit

.

any

treatment

mends

says returns

is,

Mr.

.

A Distinction —Much has

quarterly this

easily the

"how

1,.

,

know

their

the

can

informa said his-

;

not

aim

That

their

of

Their

I

Eminence,

..June

interesting understand,"

.

the

false credit. own to maintain writer, at a high figure.

various

tion..

Wednesday,

.

do

difference.

Samuel appoint Smith: has been moved to ask the to a ment of inquire Royal Commission into the growth of "Romish" alarming of One in the Church doctrines England. of the saying reminded of the is forcibly Ritualistic who late Pio told a Nono, he recalled a church bell, clergyman that faithful to prayer, the. which summoned the Church' itself. but never entered tell

and conse which the so colony

|

'

who

those

to

of

on of the quently great industry of the and progress prosperity the sustenance much to depend,

on some

the

on

.

.

.

for

better

appears of sacri

Manly

"

called

,

is

dis of May 14) a great (says the Universe at Chronicle cussion going on in the Daily between Catholic the differences on present forms Protestant and some, of worship essen Sooth to say, but for the ritualism. that the genuine tial distinguish points it is from its fraudulent imitation, article hard

he

establish, the fields,

at

obtained

A repre Car

respect."

-

There

discussion.—

Mr. Railways. these departments

-

interesting

ficing

by the

goldfields and

to

but sufficiently the interests

briefly

quence iniured.

religious

lrinil

An

the

Lands

about railway freights valued is exorbitantly and land

festivities

interesting

to

of

are

Humbert

King

given

against brings which, moreover,

charge,

a

dinal

and

House

,

of

exhibition,

Parsons

in

letter-

a

M.L.C., Parsons, pro against the in judicious

Premier

satisfactory sentative of the

The

Mansion

in every Freeman

now

districts

—

in

idea

present an with,

Departments

is

G.

Harold

tests to the treatment

refer

we

the

,

the

vary Turin

pro It is

Mr.

which

which

.

to

public

Forrest Sir John to which dangers manage exposed owing to the inefficient al of the for. which, ment departments other of members though they are under The he is held the Cabinet,' responsible. is

in

by the Lord

other1

—

through considered a happy

to

in solemn of Turin.

be carried the streets,

cession

urn.

occurs

.

brought

will

en-

an

instance

—

be

now

and

was

in

Another

,

will

view,

Lord

kept forth

of

of the

instance

from

laid statistics at Committee the last meeting show that 10,036 children of the are pangs absolutely suffering hunger. is Aberdeen Foreign Summary.— Lord of the from Governor-Gerieralship retiring Lord commander-inCanada. Wolseley, soiriewhat is, spoken of as chief, incredibly, Belr in The his successor.Orange, riots until several allowed to fast were proceed and residences of the Nation publichouses been and plundered. alists had wreckednot until but then, the Then, apparently Act was Inniskilling Riot read, and the order. Germany is Dragoons restored station on the stated a naval to be seeking of with the Mediterranean, probability on the a port Mprocco coast.— obtaining to have Mr. E. T. paid Hooley is reported of moriey to blackmailers, a. inillion' riearly newspaper in the shape of unscrupulous his as He estimates surplus proprietors. Lord Charles at -£400, 000. a bankrupt an expenditure by the Beresford. urges of on £35,000,000 Government Imperial increase of the an nay.— French news equally

before

the

give

reports appalling

'

.

It

Our been

hitherto

has

shrouded

which

in

Winding-Sheet

It.

of

to

letters

The

are

State."

interests

well

mariy

—

...

do

received

the

Mayor.

-

.

More

the

the

truly

heart might attention. some at

religion matter

The

seed of

the

of

;

11,

meaning.

that

be not may blood of the

:

May

its

will be martyrs have Those who

of

sneer

.

.

Ceremony.

Wednesday,

on

without

"

—

Turin.— (says the of tlie Catholic Rome Times) correspondent of the the exhibition took public place in the of S. Ch urch Sacred Windiug-Sheet its from transfer Sindone, and afterwards the that .to. Cathedral. The firstchurch mentioned sacred edifice being the ChapelHouse of Piedmont, King Royal of the was and it was himself Humbert present, The invitations. he who issued the formal Religious

Turin

repeat,

—

A t

at

The

we

—

coffin.

matter.

—

.

—

the

official,

in

gain Chinese

,

—

to

—

in

—

of

—

state

place

—

His death abject poverty. the from cancer workhouse of when he 80 was about years age. of enough two of the members Curiously when of Guardians the Board Hampstead Messrs. Greenwood the house Mr. entered old W. J. Jones Smith were and Francis Mr. schoolmates of his, and Jones met the in he of the order that funeral, expenses and was should not lie in a pauper's grave, the himself the following only mourner a in took

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was

and

the

Smoke and Night," members took full advantage of the relaxa it in the of as did, beginning tion, coming, what really promises, to be a half-year's and the bommittee are to be hard work, for having so judiciously complimented such The inserted a night. unqualified is of the however, the success evening, that be best can compliment paid to them. of a After the which was general business, the character, special rather unimportant of the was business opened with evening Bessie's overture entitled Dream," by an Mr. Goodman's ren D. Mr. J. O'Leary. was. of "Good dering Bye, Mavourneen," in the all well present joining received, chorus. Mr. Bambrick gave a recitation later Shamus Our and entitled Folks," which of found both great O'Brien," A cornet solo favour. by Mr. Hughes was as by the members, greatly appreciated

Hall,

snTinnl.

A

been

prepared

attractive

verv

for

has

nroerramme

occasion.

the

Some

new

the

claims

entertainment attendance.

ous

the

upon

a

There

"

Mr.

is

Christian Brothers

a

song, Lyhane's Mr. Tavern in the Town." Kennedy's O'Conof match, the scolding rendering was good. v. very nell Biddy Moriarty," encored Mr. enthusiastically Cphen was the entitled on for a selection Cigatina," 0 Promise Me," and in response to the in quite an "The encore gave Holy City" he in The way which fashion, artistic Want to Play in I don't afterwards sang took the fancy of the Your Yaid" quite A recitation Culligan by Mr. meeting. dem followed "Keep was by a song. Wide Gates Open," ably rendered Golden on insisted .The audience by Mr. O'Brien. When to Mr: encore Lanphier's song, an the Simon and Bright Eyes Glance," was Cellarer" as a response greatly appre concluded the ciated. programme, This were unanimously of the and all present had that a very pleasant evening opinion Mr. been spent. O'Leary acted as accom satis and gave general panist throughout, debate will A preliminary occupy faction. of members next Wednes the on attention and .another enjoyable night day evening, was

The

Rev.

has

been

Sydney

for

of

"

Rev.

the of

Christian the order the purpose

The

.

is

LAST.

;

;

j

"When

on

life

of

day

my:

the

And, 'I

hear

My

falling, in the

unsunned

from

winds

blown,' far voices, out of darkness feet paths unknown:

calling

made

of.

who

hast

of

open

-past benefit

week,

voyage so far health in excellent

life

its

when

tenant

its

walls

when

me

all

else

from

is

drift-

me

home's sky, Earth, shade and shine, faces to my And kindly The love which answers

under

of pearl, gate merit, of shining No street And

gold.

unreckoned, thy unbound-

if—

both

door

humble

the

from

There,

music

Thy

where

many

and

sin

out

;

'

song,

And

find,

holy

..

at for

trees

of

.

;;

which

I

long.

A

Whittier.

knows

in

fruitful

the

accom

distance

his

why

on season

hope

us

the

Rij.

ht.

took

Rev,

extent

AND

for

are

about

for

there milling

capitalists with

Hotel

The eleven

trees

to

the

neighbourhood

Army

constant and

of land

of

received

the

on

or

was

This

whole

village

cepted

and the faith, the invitation

pastoral

letter

language

lie

Melbourne marriage

gone' there A

paper

newspapers

lavish

of

instruct

them;

famine'has

been

to

America

in

publication

of

will

late

the

The of who recently a left large Church1 in Melbourne

the

by 'his

widow.

the

ac-'

(

the

on

among to their war.

Mr., James Crotty> of money' to sum :

will

be

disputed

officer.

The

Times.

the

all

is

Archbishop

said

so

to the smaller

one

.

and

cautious. said so,

Advices

temporary that

the

pearling, some

be

unfit

for

14.

sea.

The

—

U.S.

have been American The in

are

critical

a

that

Texas

warships repulsed

at

marines

and Guan

landed

It position. naval demonstration —

is

re

German Manila its end the acquisition at has for of a in the An harbour Philippines. American attack the ships at Cadiz upon is considered probable. a

—

:

We desire

Feast

remind

beg

to

to of

present the

readers

our

to

the

Altai

Forty Hours, Ryan, of the

that

who (on the Adoration) Catholic

Mr.

Book

sells

Depot, candle appropriate

but in

clearly

a

forces

in'en.

Roebourne Brooihe boats, are .doing nice have pearls

by our

con

from

state

mail

per

and

well,

4390

received

thanks,

only

altar

pure

for

the

wax,

the occasion.

The latest able at the

Hay street,

medical

are obtain remedies new premises, Apothecaries Perth Sandover's) (opposite .

.Australia, of cadets, amount

exclusive

than

with accepted, moment. opportune has taken Fighting

Western

Australia,;

less

has

the

standing

defence

tlie

occupa

consisted

laugh,

a

shows

permanent

a —

for

candles

that the effect States only

renounce

for

!

created

Tasmania, no

been

the

offer

ported

florid

saints

jester

the

Caimemera,

has

to of

there

the promises American against

This

not say he almost

In

war.

to almost

9.

tanamo.

letters

reading.

invulnerability —

South

to

AMERICO-SPANISH

Marblehead

by Commandant

the

on

and

was

fairly been

FOR

FIREWOOD BEST

SEASONED

SALE.

BANKSIA

obtained. of branch the Union Australia the s.s. shipped per week 1725oz. the other Flinders odwt, of at The valued .£6900. greater gold, part of, from the Nuliagine this came parcel Marble Bar arid mines.. The

Roebourne

of

"

The Salter said '

Made

in

Afghanistan, it points Pyne, to Sir Ameer,

the

'

in

Made Germany goods have been

!

lish

at

other

countries, to "show

goods

shoddy

last

"

or

words

label

has

according moral.

"

this

"

Salter, It shows

deteriorating

are

many to Sir

a

Germany

until

"

Germany

In

uses.

caused

an

This French Major-General letter to the Press that

inhabitants,

owing

extras

has'

iriissionary :

on

has;

Italian

an

secret

appeals

of the army of 70 men.

of..

THE

June

of the Great horse-laugh at Spanish patriotism of' Madrid has issued a

the

is

Banlc

Kong

Hong

near

to

many Amongst the misrepresentations of the made Federal by the opponents

the

of in China Catholicism The prospects A promising.spoken of as especially-

for

came

the

subject interesting

very

are

His

June 13. place at Cuban of Guantanamo. four the port marines killed. A U.S. American being has a steamer cruiser British captured to coal to Santiago. convey attempting Measles has broken out the troops among in California destined for the Philippines. —The Fleet Cadiz is at Spanish reported

entertaining weeks

a

to hear Father preach at Cannes. Father' Vaughan Royal Highness.

second

Queen Regent

present of securing

for

in

went

S.J., time

before

the

time

seven

over

off

—

worked

a

acres

bill

in

set

him.

—

London Thunderer "The Archbishop

?

'

are

the

exceptional

case

a

purposes

object

trouble

is

engagement

Bill

the

was

who

preached

to

Booth

:

This

he

—

over

be

is

thousand

Cecil/ for

Premiers

There

W ales

of

Yaughan,

flight encumbrance

FOR

SALE

at

the

.

-

in

common

is

.£7,000.

com

appointments have of the been gazetted mission peace of Coofcernup— Wel Joseph Henry Logue, of Perth Frank Wilson, District; lington H. District —Perth Lyall Hall, of Perth\ Perth District. irom the Eastern The s. Innamincka Oon brought. 50,000 colonies, Monday, to Fremantle. sovereigns Bar the At Marble Government flag, been half-mast in had hoisted which Mr. was honour of -Gladstone's memory; Dr. lowered by order of the local Warden,the aot a stain on: who H. W. Nix; declared bees in bonnet Great Britain. Are the

be

country.

the

at.

are

a about hundred this purpose.

bullets." He does but that the

may

There

with a has made

Lands,

ring-barking agricultural

that

;

to

place,

is

protection Spaniards

ENDS.

Prince

his

Famine is said to Philippines. exist at A U.S. de Cuba. Santiago gun has landed boat arms ammunition and here for the use of the insurgents. The American commander June 12. has Cervera if the notified Admiral that, of his is avoided by their capture ships of the vessels will destruction, the value be added to the war indemnity demanded of The Government of Spain. Uruguay, in compliance with of the U.S. a demand Government, have ordered a Spanish war Monte Video harbour. The ship to leave the intervention, Pope has offered to invite on behalf of peace, of the Powers. The

points.

settlement

of

Bunbury

in

The

in this

prisoners, and secure

up

made chained

was

—

Thursday

useful

Commissioner

two

other

Bernard

power

the

of

large

He, however,

come

repairing

racecourse,

June 11. Strained are relations re as between ported existing Germany and America, owing to a refusal by the latter

pocket said, I committed

Parliament ceremonies,

these districts for land enquiry

conse-

Dr.

following

,

-her at ih'ef: own; igoldfieldthe same richness.of; time showing: which erelong will the Salgash belt, fields be one of the richest" jii reefing' are and Corboys the Poritt colony. of this lease. .the owners

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was

wife,

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for

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4

:hold

who his

of

facilitating for arrangements a

two to

tion

opening the usual Let afternoon.

the

Subiaco

Boys'

Orphanage.

,

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can

in

found

note

with

room

enabled

in

employed

—

streets, his holding but, on to say good-bye, the lad drew shot and himself through the

The

the

;

Grebnleaf

revolver

his

he

another the hearing

at

of

one

re

whom

The

afterwards

,

John-

Thy

beneath

last,

healing, The life

and

new

had to

married

horrified

birth.

"Everybody

me

.

fain

the

hand

head.

that say: Preriderhas not had been

for

brief of oration

ODDS ahout

father

mother,

and

been his

the

his

a

green

,Efeayen's

round

learn

would

of

through

stealing,: I

had

manner

and Deceased him panied

Aid

among

shade sheltering striving cease, And flows for, ever through expansions, of Thy peace.-/ 'The river

woman,

his

that for

—

Henry

whose

lad,

search

to

—

father, with on the eve of a wedding trip his family before his went to visit

Subiaco

beckoned

mansions', Some

with parted not married,

Salvation

—

:Some

The

cently

concessions

Geraldton.

of

my good and ill forgiven through ing grace familiar I find myself by hands Unto my fitting place it

Suffice

stances. was

rev.

Bishopric

The

!

me

named

16,

in

mine.

Father Let thy spirit to comfort and uphold I no branch of palm

O thee, then

1 havejbut Be with

:

mitted

.

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Mason, com at Fremantle suicide on Wednesday circum exceptionally melancholy

The

The

uplifting

own

of

Opinion) could be spared

liberty.

pursuit,

June

black

lad

for

Santiago,

weather.

dry

were police understand

immense

and pastoralists. being vigorously proceeded who not did on carry opera the

The

from to

away

WAR.

star

A

of

days

pictures,

of

got

a which wheelbarrow, his head, and carried on

near comet, whose appearance has been from reported Antares, is to be believed California, discernible, the Perth with a glass, from Observatory.

uneasiness.

ing,

No

A

recovery as progressed hoped. gentleman has not" been to the Subiaco and his able leave hospital, of causes his friends a good deal condition

!

prove

Paddy,

and

to

farmers

during

the

spirits.

gast's

The

will

which is

( N

(says the

"

near

Rev.

and

have Advertiser) the district during

dart

a

in

succeeded

23,

had been prisoners the crossings towards

ruffians.

to

tions

con

from

to We regret the Rev. Father

Father

Prendergast.

O Helper ever present, and stay strength

Love divine, Be thou my

Be

were

letter

and

so

decay. 0

in

and

escaped

who still at large. On are runaways, 20 another named native, Ellerong, alias with other who in Jack, company

bur

bludgeons,

Ploughing with by many

at Suez, Bishop, written in has received .been Perth. His Lordship's He been pleasant. was

Rev. Gibn,et. tihd

"

not

Leave

Northam

view

home

my

pleasant,

rains

in

;to

Thou

with

tramline,

May

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which

alias

the

the

"

suicide'."

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spaces

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5 p.m.

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Cooteawoora,

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Cossack.

but we constable

fied,

named

veterans

and

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near

reviewed

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prisoners

on

marsh

with

selections

is

night

|

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the

leave

the

at

Sunday

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:

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with restraining

will

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custody

spoken.

London,

tributed by Misses Langden, Russ, O'Hara (2), Webster, Cameron, McKenna, Brown, and Messrs: and Healy, Mills, Meadley, Dix, Sharpe, Meeks, George, Doig, Glasson, Mr. W. O. Mason acted and Longstaffe. as accompanist.

anticipated.

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audience.

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the League of the Cross took League of the place at Cross. St. Patrick's Hall, HighMon on street, Fremantle, Rev. Father The Very Ryan, day night. was a and there O.M.I., presided, large

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view.

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men

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