The Record Newspaper 06 August 1898

M.

STORY.

FOUCHARD

Arcade A

STANGE

DUEL.

A.

C. Porta,

" look Can't you and stepping, sir, other people like that "

I

avoidable

accident.

though amply

plying

with

"

It

was

on

it

sir, to

right please.

Catholic

a

that

up allnw

once

"

My

is

friend,

are

looking

lay

for

a

?" whom

me

not

I

to

You

'

highwayman You

'"

a

I

are

certainly fellow,

to

education

must

18,

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all

carat.

etc.,

&

SATISFACTORILY

makers

Timber

and

"

Telephone

I

lieve

Perth.

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SAWMILLS,

W.

in

call

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run

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own.

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Reference,

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on

of New

Sbuth

one

of

my will

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HUGHES

T.

the

to

credit

no

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of

(late

PREMIER

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J.

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As

Father

the

incensed

few

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of

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a

young him with following and vio gestulating flashing eyes, His face was lividi with rage, lently. convulsively. and his lips worked he teafch him a lesson I'll yet," " his teeth. The muttered, grinding coward !" priestly "He was about to walk away, one him gently when some tapped on the shoulder. He turned about before him and saw standing quickly man a young of about twenty-five, and well dressed, tall, athletic, " What do you want withme, sir, mean do you: and what by. treating me with such unwarranted: familiar-

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sir. KnowI beg your pardon, are a in this stranger ing that you and seeing you town, gesticulating I thought I of might.be vehemently, service ;to ypm some Cati/T'dp ;any'= for you, sir ?" thing me the to the showway "Yes, house." priest's a I am Catholic. "Ah! you're

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sir.

name

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refined honour of

us,

!"

hate

lazy, priests."

here,

sir,

had

you

better

words to' trying wasting of And your folly. you I own would now, for your good, as soon advise you to leave the town as can. you And, ;above all, do not use

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a is not Patience of the Catholics of this strong point to when it comes town, especially their Father insulting priest. King ston's house is one in this the last a wooden street, plain building with and verandah. bay windows Take care how you speak to him. He is but the townsfolk forbearing are not, and they might wreak their on And then just vengeance you. we for have no graveyard strangers. Good day, sir." saun So saying, Condon young the soi-clistant tered off, freeleaving to born American his own angry thoughts. "The to impudent jackanapes call Father a Hingston good-for-

to

me.

!

.

-

I

when He

convince

talk

"

I

words

your

1

you

a

talked

?"

ity

you sir,

your Father good-for-nothing

a

is I

no

it's

EAST,

Telephone

daily.

attention.

every

"

\

here,

:

obtained

Having of

.

Hingston

a

with

You have lost stop to this. your temper, and I might lose mine ; and the result I might be disastrous. It's for know why you hate priests. reason the devil hates the very same in the priests them he sees because the representative of that God who sin. condemns, and punishes judges, As both the devil and the impious the so. also do they Master, despise hate and despise His ministers. But

I

;

me

even

insulted

Look

!

measure

"Look

your

;my

sir:":

day,

better

put

IMPORTERS,

SPIRIT

insult

O

Hingston

,

coward

a

Hingston

DOHENY

and

p-fit

our late epidemic during " Like all priests, sir,

'

Wales.

DOHENY,

GROCERS

BLENDERS,

TEA are

you

&

HUGHES

TM1

Rnt

to

!

'

you

of

been your of the

universities

Mater.

not

than

sir."

"

Alma

has

sir,

better,

graduate

renowned

most

1

not

as, if

wish

and old, rich and poor, confide young our and sorrows, troubles always sure of a kind, word in return. sympathetic He who Father Hingston a coward to danger exposed himself fearlessly

N.S.W.,

Hill,

be

insulted

priest

!

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you

it."

don't

you speak of Father Hingston. insulted He, the most you the of soul very gentleman, and to whom all kindness,

at Coolgardie. August, Cup, 5,000 at 5, Cup, 5,000 at 5, run August, at Kalgoorlie. at Kanowna, 2,000 at 5, run August 24. Handicap, Cup, 5,000 at 5. run September, at Menzies. at Broken Hill 10,000 at 5, run Spring Handicap,

Kanowna Menzies Broken

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Father

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Perth.

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coward." "

CHARLES).

J.

Coolgardie Kalgoorlie

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respect." too, sir,

you, acrrv

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sir. understand, American citizen."

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Father

visit.

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that the All articles

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their

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everybody

him

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lesson.

were

to

give

;

scoundrel

a

fellow

little

coarse

;

whose

man

and health, in the town.

him would

talks

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Father

a

sound

get

no

time, belong And this

life

of teaching

Hingston beating more

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don't be he can't

I

man

living

by his kindness." In the meantime, Father, over

the

Hingston rites

last

of

administering a old Irish Church to dying her heard confession woman. He her. A few min tes and anointed of Jesus, Mary, with the names later, Joseph on her dying lips, she appeared whom she had her before Judge, served and loved tenderly faithfully her life of long suffering. during Before dying she asked Father Hing was

the

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heaven

in

do

for

I

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in

o'clock

two.

was

garden gate of stopped modest Father presby Hingston's The muscular, tall, straight, tery. was then and kind-faced just priest and down the verandah. up pacing man the of the At young sight Father Hingston put down the book his he was and went to meet reading, he most cor whom visitor, greeted before

the

Come

in,

I

will

have

their

share

of the bill

were

not

directly

nave

come

10

do,"

I

"I

unfair

called

upon

iui

talk

I

to suitable

be

to obtain satisfaction."

or

a

have

of

scorn

all

of Death The Very the patriarch

And

come

liiiiLiivi

"

o

and

tempered

Sir,

you

trampled

on

insulted, free-born

a

Now,

citizen.

washed

out

only

you

are

the

most

tTAii

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VATI IUIUOU

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blood,

of

cowardly ira

m iiiu-

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A

nit;

ha

men,

11

I

demand

The -chair, burst

of

you."

young

man

if

exhausted

as

in

back this

his out

Father His Hingston. nerves, seemed to relax for a The strong lines of resolve

effect facial

on

moment.

.'vanished

froth

his

them, succeeded merriment. Then short sudden laugh. " Do you mean a duel ?" "

Exactly, But .you

because

sir."

be

must

into

ran

you

mad

action him

an

Ull

1

YY

vl

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A duel I

ran

into the corner turning of you while a street! You are joking, sir! And then me. lookiat Think of the'eha-

hidden

racter "

All' is

sir, "

"I

'-.

.satisfy:

I a:

black,

Then

the

soutane." beneath this beneath that soutane, heart." cowardly

you insist sir;

do, me,

"Very into

see

upon

fighting else

nothing

?" will

sir."

then.

well, next

room

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,the

righteously exaggerations

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day is only the emanation Children will imaginations. If half-a-dozen anyhow. boys have

girls

between

attending

a

fact

that

students

are

sent

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by

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course

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quantity starving,

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to

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and Did you ever see one? It is as playful You might have oneharmless as a kitten. with you for weeks and not suspect danger. beware! will Some day it surely But, and the fight for life is at hand. spring, so with a cough. You may carry It is just of one weeks and not think with you for But the danger is there. Some day danger.

in

its

and writers

them meal for

Indian

of

pound

of University conducted on the the educational estab

owing

the

all

every Irish

Royal

as

at

indignant

circulated about famine in the West of Ireland. That some of children thousands cry with hunger

be on, and

the

fight

will

will

win,

Consumption

it

is a

which

question

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or

Ayer's Cherry

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Pectoral LIMERICK.

An Impending Evictions. Askeaton writes correspondent at Notices of eviction the instance of Viscount' Southwell have been served on the relieving officer of the Rathkeale The Union. notices are on the Southwell pro against tenants Mr. of which perty, Philip O'Reilly are is the The farms situ agent.ated in the of parish Rathkeale, of Lower and Connellal, barony, to the former town. adjacent quite A visit from the sheriff is now daily Several offers were made expected. at a settlement, which proved futile.

the

—

all promptly cures baby coughs: but it can not always cure the full coughs of the-grown Yet even. most advanced stages of disease. Then here it will and ease. bring comfort use

it

chitis

early

for

and all

pulmonary

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acute

cheap Cherry bottle'

colds,

1

troubles.

that

the

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small

I

is

Pectoral, up

I

See

Imitations. Put

bron-

coughs,

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in

and

large

I

'

the

and

the 4th Bat talion after nine Shortly (Tyrones). on a o'clock number Saturday night of the Donegals attacked a couple of the Tyrones in the East Port street. Before long the number engaged had police

all

was

they complain and women

men

working of

the. live-long at their ble

College.

at out police Ballyshannon. Arising of previous; existed arrests, ill-feeling the both Battalion 5th amongst

against

yet

Old

loads

ing

solid

one

Kdncation

of quite Who ProtestantSj are' their in order parents

took

can

And

?

poverty. sometimes

—

soldiers

some

of any kind. It Instead of that,

hours

comers.

all

affected, two-fifths

cially

correspondent Ballyshannon that on. Saturday night, June a

want

to nor

;

Gardens, Burlington degrees to the students of the undenominational of colleges and Belfast. The Galway,. Cork, will be espe Queen's College,

the Mili Between at Ballyshannon".

between place Battalion" 5th

it.

one room live in 10ft. large, How can people want when square. the head is of a family occasionally for which works, employed on relief he is paid a shilling for a day of nine

Protestant was to weld

:

A

of

them

grants three Cork,

DONEGAL. Encounter

London

—

which,

lishment

111CO

ideal

find

—

lines

same

there

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tone

Probable Affiliation of Colleges. The Daily We learn from a says

,

that

his

vvone

enthusiastically young Irish

the

of

perity Ireland,

throughout

people at the departure of a true patriot and an

writes !

affairs

career

of

tne

A

—

a

s correspondent discovered that had small rents people very to a of shillings from to a pay couple their of pounds— that couple little as farms were cultivated, easily 25 to were of them bare granite 50 per cent, boulders. Then, they did not want the families, most much furniture of

Our informant states that the Bill in will for the estab question provide lishment of a strong Roman Catholic in to which University Dublin, and possibly Cork, Queen's College, will be Queen's College, Galway, The affiliated. Govern remaining mental at Belfast it is will, College be converted into a Pres understood, to attached byterian University which constitutes Trinity College,the University of Dublin, and which, free from the of although operation is an insti any form of religious test, tution of a notably Protestant cha racter. The if proposed changes, will have the result persevered in, of with the pros materially interfering

pruiiiincui

public

of all the Irish to his reward

—

and

me

strength

and sympathy sent sage of regret by Messrs. and Dillon, Blake, Davitt, on T. P. O'Connor behalf of the Irish the expresses Party correctly feeling

tia

.

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in

priests, and active

long was

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and countenance, those of fun and. he broke into a

to

and

,

YY

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angry

Uvwii

and

our

not

pnLteroAfiAn

by

iidu

01

Views.

to the scribe West to look for famine but not There was no hunger

sent

the

to

believe

did commend still more to the he lived hearts of those among whom interest he laboured and. for whose never

oaiio;autiuu

sank

j

factor

.

'

Af

in

be unless

insult

your

of

his

all

reviled,

American

w

Cockney's

shine. sheet

whom we correspondent, be well that the informed, Government intend making a state ment the respecting forthcoming when Catholic Universities Bill in

be

to the testify esteem, and, indeed, affection with which the venerable and patriotic pastor was regarded by the entire Irish race. He was the

coolly. have

iu

will

in

ambition life-long Irish into people

Chronicle Dublin

seems

and had .seventy years, an in all taken active consti part tutional movements. He was political associated with O'Connell in closely the movement of the forties. repeal The of heartfelt expressions regret from all quarters have reached which the friends of the late Dean amply

oldest

"

a-

to

The

the

should notable

join

tribute whose

Queen's

the

influential the last

for

what satisfaction asked the priest

pray, sir, offer you ?"

I

can

for

it

next

August

day

phalanx against

of Dean Cloyne. Rev. Dean O'Regan, of the Catholic Church in who Ireland, died on Thursday evening, June 23, at the Deanery,

by kindness. "

in

interested and

—

it

doubt,

the

—

talked to, and entire

dangers,

They

of

Memorial.

triumpnai

MAYO.

paper Ireland

Tone

greet

two

over

ana

Bellew and Moyhis on Grace his

arrival.

deemed having been to choose that day -rather 18th of June, which had been provisionally fixed for the cere ever If devotion to mony. great ideals and readiness to sacrifice him self to win their attainment deserved work of commemoration, surely the Theobald Wolfe Tone deserves some and memorial at worthy enduring the hands of his fellow-countrymen. That the monument will be worthy man of the is guaranteed by the which spirit the '98 cele splendid has awakened in all brations sections of Nationalists, and Irishmen all the over have world we no will,

CORK.

at He stared Father Hingston to words see what his had impression countenance made. But the priest's and selfof its calm had lost nothing were the same there unmis control, resolve and takable signs of strong utter

for

siege

stone

Memorial, advisable than the

troducing

yuui

.

that

sir,

to

not

iounaanon

you

"

understand,

levied.

memorable exhibition of the and skill of their opponents.

me this towards But then, I beg of you to the I forgive your forget past as You are and impul insults. young and your words were sive, were and words weighed "My I -want measured sir. carefully, you

here but

when

they

pay

conduct

strange morning.

to

to

grievance is

agitation, that

rather

replied

suppose

apoiugise

distinct

a

Shankhill

man.-

I think Well, Father Hingston,

the

—

am

The

"

Belfast

In

Pranks.—

"

to see you." delighted man started at the young to heed the words, but did not seem kind welcome. Together they en the sittingroom. Father tered Hing man an arm ston the young gave to chair and sat opposite him. '" I the presume, sir, you know motive of my said the young visit," in.

of

state

Saturday, June 24, the home. family bongreat rejoicings, on

were

to

Grace reached

to

illuminations, in Mount

lough

-His

Carr.—

of Melbourne

way

arches

Dublin. The have se Committee '98 Centenary of the lected that date for the laying

more for a still imagination was an exalted awkward personage and might well have circumstance, with. been dispensed However, the " continued of the Shankhill loyalty was district and the display proven was But the cheap at £1000 odd. Nationalist in our ratepayers, opinion,

come

friend,

young

my

nres,

Wolfe The The 15th day be a memorable

Orange

dially. "

There

DUBLIN.

"

Mary,

Jesus,

.

police. Having got out of at the outskirts the batons some of them amused town,

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be compelled will to pay ratepayers for the playful pretty smartly pranks of the " loyal Orangemen who broke windows, looted public-houses, stoned and cursed the Qufeen for the police, love Constitution. of the British Some eighty claims for compensation have already been made, and a few are pretty large sums included in the list. Of course, the Unionist rate not to will the payers pay object on a attendant expenses naturally demonstration of attachment to the order of things, existing though the verbal consignment of her Majesty to the hitherto reserved in regions

Joseph !"

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Local

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will,

his

on

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in a hours.

you

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Archbishop the Archbishop Mount Bellew

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concluded.)

GALWAY.

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the

the

of

ANTRIM.

Him,"

Ask

one

A

Irish

Father answered touch the heart of an to Hingston, man who' has for a obdurate young the grace of God." long time resisted "

he

want

you

Heart

ask the Sacred

to

me

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committee

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Holv

the.

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that

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revol.u-

their

love

ex-

and

contended

that

indeed

esteem it

was

Dr.

of

proof the

a

needed

were

for

and undying for their

love of the Irish Soggarth and a Aroon, and grows the deeper stronger further they are removed from the land of the a Shamrock love which no power out could side Heaven ever He extinguish. also made some remarks feeling about the of the faithful generosity Boulder Catho and lics, the warmly eulogised new Bishop of Geraldton, whose liberal and principles brilliant attainments would find always him at the head of the advanced thought of the present day, and of any movement the welfare having for its object of the people of Golden West Australia. —

Cr.

McCarthy, M.

Collins,

H.

behalf devotion

spoke

on

to the flock. Dr.

Messrs. P. F. O'Halloran, and M. Mannion O'Connor, of the people, and referred of Dr. Kelly to his Boulder

Kelly

suitably

of

remarks

course

his

and in the responded, manli spoke of the of the goldfields, of

of

the people and and of unselfishness generosity, their determination just, to- have all their '-WTon'gs-'righted'ih" Anlibh'est'ahd" constitu tional manner. He would never forgetthe love and shown by the Catholics generosity the and district, would they 'have a memento in his while he would prayers, always pray that God would reward them with best blessing with every here and eternal in the world happiness beyond. In conclusion, he hade those a present tender and said the farewell, only thing that cheered him in the separa present tion was the hope 'of seeing them again, as after his consecration he intended paying a visit to the fields. ness

their

"

Kelly

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a vote of thinks te proposed fr the efficient manner in he had discharged his duties. This ably seconded by the Very Rev. A.

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Father he has

thanked

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in

See.

O'Gorman, and

and Gorman, M. supported by Mr. Manmon. After the proceedings members of the the committee to Cr. adjourned Byrne's Grand Hotel, where a substantial repast was and prepared, where the host did honour to the with which he is hespitality

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Lordship.

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fact for ugly Emperor- to face, that the elements to his of hostility individual sway and his overbearing militarism are becoming alarmingly The strong. grinding, system of with .its- crushing burthen soldiering, of taxation, that exists in Germany is to bound discontent spread the people. The Kaiser's amongst constant interference with individual

and his

purse

for

Porliam/anf

for

then Dr. Kelly with presented of sovereigns, accompanying the with few a presentation well-chosen re the

the. denial

against of citizenship of Ireland clergy Local Government

esteem

chair

Cr.

made rights

by the

proposed

unanimously by their

they

protest

the

people

The address read was by Mr. M. Mannion, secretary to the and was committee, in terms couched sorrow at his expressing removal from but Lordship's the district, at his to manifesting pleasure elevation the and of his admiration Episcopate good and that the qualities confidence interests of the Church would flourish under his and guidance care. fostering

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Noble mem have the Nationalist requested Guards. The will be ex to the pictures bers of Parliament oppose hibited in the States and in clause United. to the last. As we have intended Europe, and it is generously already said, the clergy most probably to the several devote to no to proceeds have desire personal play a part charitable Catholic instituions in his. but of the local councils, in the affairs Mr. On anxious to are country. Friday morning very they properly Dickson also took several of as pictures vindicate their citizens. rights all the different of it be a decided Pontifical will corps And we do think the procession at the outset soldiers, if being formed loss to the country as on follows: Noble Guards horse are of their the councils deprived commanded back, would by the Pope's Their attendance presence. a Camillo Pecci cases the nephew, Count that in all be a guarantee of the Palatine Guard be well conducted business would company Vatican firemen to Papal Gendarmes and that intemper any tendency uniform. in full These to ance photos, of language would be repressed. with the others gether representing As the Bishops remark, though the the and the members have the old times Holy Father may changed, of his court, will form a most interest of jealousy and distrust with spirit a and will the Catholic prove to ing series, certainly priesthood regard attraction wherever, will is to be remains. The disability great they still be exhibited. Mr. W. in response to de Kennedy imposed not any Laurie Dickson is a but to Ireland distinguished mand from merely electrician and engineer, and has been ;appease;:bigpts sent "to Rome the no more of condition of expressly by the Inter know national than Ireland of the state of Siberia. MutOscope and Biographical of London and New York. Syndicate,

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Pope. On June 22, an American Wednesday, Mr. Kennedy Laurie photographer, a had the honour of taking Dickson, number of photo cinematographic in the of the graphs Holy Father Vatican Gardens. of By means he por Edison's wonderful invention in Leo XIII. the trayed driving of

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great ceremonies and impossible, Covadonga was to Queen-Regent unwilling the His rite indefinitely. postpone was for Confirma prepared Majesty the and tion Montana by Padre Bishop of Sion. of

at the

is Lady of Ransom a of English organising pilgrimage the of Notre Catholics to shrine Dame at Boulogne for August next. at The Catholics Boulogne are pre a cordial welcome for their paring the to whom English co-religionists, have Cathedral authorities assigned the place of honour in the celebrated on the the town procession through occasion of the Feast of the Assump

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Hallows School, Boulder, the Boulder Church Com met to congregation generally the Rev. present W. B. with Right Kelly an address, beautifully illuminated, on the of occasion his for to departure Adelaide be consecrated of Geraldton. Ac Bishop the a companying oi 13Q address, purse also was handed to Dr. Kelly as sovereigns

that

was

July

Mass

—

Pilgrimage.

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the

at last, members the mittee and

that his paper the interests of reli of his to the orders

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Silks,

colors, 7£d per 3s 6d.

yard,

well

Is

worth

3d.

Lister's

CLOTHING 200

2s lid 5s 9d to 8s 6d. were 250 Youths Tweed Trousers, Suits, 500 Men's Tweed reduced to Is lid per pair. Trousers, per pair ; were 3s 6d. 120 Men's Cord Trousers, reduced to Is 3d per pair; 2s 6d. 600 Men's were to 2s ild Cord Trousers, reduced were 4s lid. 450 Men's Tweed per pair; Snits (coat, 12s 6d to. 15s. trousers and vest), reduced to 6s lid were

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DEPARTMENT.

DEPARTMENT.

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Tweed

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;

Ribbons,

Tan Lisle Ladies' Taffeta Gloves, 4|d pair. tan, brown, and black 3d Children's black and tan Taffeta These are all Gloves, pair. Lad tan Kid Is pair were Is lid. Gloves, all sizes, from twice these prices. tan 4s lid, bach's special Kid Gloves, all sizes, 2s lid ; worth

Ladies'

Cashmere

9s lid

;

Waterproof 17s 6d.

were

250

Oilskins.

lis 9d were 21s. 200 Men's Mackintoshes, Gent.'s Black Cashmere 15s 9d ; Mackintoshes, ;

Mercery,

Etc.

Hats,

300

500 dozen dozen Lambs' Wool Socks, 4£d per pair; were 9d. Tan Merino Socks, 2d per pair; to were reduced 4£d. 1,000 Boys' Flannelette Shirts, 4£d, 6d, 9d, and Is. reduced to 6d, Is, Is 6d, and Is lid. 50 dozen Men's 2,000' Men's Flannelette Shirts, reduced to Is per pair. 50 dozen Men's 3d, 6d, and Soft Felts, reduced to 6d Braces, Hard reduced to 6d and each. 20 dozen Men's Is. each. 15 dozen Felts, Men's Terai to Is lid each. 25 dozen Gent.'s reduced reduced to Is lid, 2s lid, Felts, Umbrellas, Silk 3s lid, and 4s lid each. Thousands of Gent.'s Derby Ties, Bows, etc., reduced to 3d 20 dozen 30 dozen each. Boys' Turk Caps, 8£d each. Boys' Tweed Caps, 2d each.

Gloves, reduced Weiden

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;

Black

9d, one

&c.

pair.

Youths',

Oilskins, 25s.

were

;

Gloves, 6d.

50

Black

Etc.

and 9d per dozen yards. Face Nets and Veilings, 3d, 6d, 6d, and were twice that. White colored bordered Handkerchiefs, worth hem-stitched choice Handkerchiefs, line, 3&d 6£d.

and

Mackintoshes

Manchester.

Underwear. 40

,

Is 3d, and Is lid Is 9d, 2s 2s Is were lid. Knickers, ll£d, 3d, Chemises, 6d, 3s 6d. 2s lid, 3s lid, 4s lid were 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s lid, Is lid; were 2s 6d and Nights, Is 6d; were Is 3d, Is 9d, 2s 6d. Is Is 2s 6d Knickers, Chemises, 7£d, ll£d, 3d, 9d, value. Is 3d, Is lid, 2s lid wonderful Ladies' All Wool Vests, Nights, grand value. 9d. Is Children's worth 9d. 9d well worth Fancy Aprons, 3d each

reduced

;

;

Costumes

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"Coat and Skirt," in brown, Choice Lot Ladies' Cloth Costumes, and navy, myrtle, 13s worth 25s. Ladies' Melton braid 5s. black, 9d Walking Skirts, trimmed, and 6d. Weidenbach Lustre the lid were lid Special Serge Walking Skirt, wonder 21s. Cloth lis Ladies' and Serge of the 9d; worth Capes, nicely trimmed, city, from 10s 6d and 14s 6d. and 6s lid reduced line, 4s lid splendid

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3s lid,

lid,

Covers, each Chenile Table Covers, ENOBMOUS

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to

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Is

lid, 200

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one

4s

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;

Serviettes,

Honeycomb were

2s

6d.

each. IN

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OF

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dozen

yard.

Flannels.

;

Flannels.

;

50

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aiid

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fancy

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13s 9d, 9d, and

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40

6d yard.

pieces

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that

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the

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these

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?"

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knew

never

a

and

short,

know

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better."

to

blessing

a

was

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ordinary

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;

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Croydon

the

in

to tell her willingness until arrested by the

at once expressed and weary years,

IRRITABILITY.

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of the

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specific

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men,

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to

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fact

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or

act

for

other

weeks.

from

weak

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irregular

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a

frequent It

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in

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by a disordered

about

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BLESSED

LORD.

sex

suffer

by carelessness

condition

of the

liver.

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more

nearly

can

cases

always' and It

trace

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it

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J3lessea

1

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reier

to

tne

nuiy

which the sacred Saviour of the laid world was wrapped when it was in the sepulchre by the pipus .hands the Arimathea. In of Joseph of

winding body of

sheet

in

the

Divine

concourse of great the chief relic, great of Turin, treasure Cathedral of the of the was exposed for the veneration

of presence this people

a

faithful

with

nesday;

May

due ceremony

Wed

on

to

According

25.

the

and of the Passion Gospel narrative of Mankind a of the Saviour Death rich named certain decurion Joseph a of Arimathea, good and just man, he might be that begged of Pilate to take away the body of allowed commanded that the Pilate Jesus. to Joseph. Body should be delivered the He, buying fine linen took down And Nicodemus also Body of Jesus. a of myrrh mixture came, bringing hundred and aloes about a pound

They

weight.

Body

of

It

in It

took,

.

the.

therefore,

and Joseph wraipped Jesus, a clean linen cloth they in clean linen cloths with ;

spices, to bury. to

the

as

of the Jews clean linen cloth in winding-sheet

manner

The the venerated is

which the body of our was en veloped Blessed Lord and em and that served as a shroud. balmed, their The Jews used to prepare dead for interment by wrapping the body at that time called in a long sheet, in Sindone of Sindon (from the city then noted for the manu Phencecia, facture ot 'fine linens),, by embalming '

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and or bands swathes we of linen. have, the several besides sheet,winding other linen cloths used on the occa of our Divine Lord. sion of the burial of As in the case of other memorials, the the Passion and Death of Christ, on Church the celebrates, Friday the second Sunday in Lent, following the commemoration of the Holy or Shroud Winding Sheet, under the title of Feast of the Sacred the Sindone. it

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Weekly

the

Of

referred

Women

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aloes

enveloping

SHROUD

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is

sort

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OR

the

the

applied immediately. suffered headaches by thiis

SHEET;

bound

of this

case

and rather dangerdistressing cases bowels, and in extreme is very the complaint dangerous,

most of

that of

THE

up

this

action

be

remedy should

proper

which

,

not

may

time

some

an

.

a

a

at is

.

it

and, in

sweet

spices,

other Hence

our Blessed On Easter Sunday rose Saviour from, the. dead, glorious and we read in the and immortal, Gospel that the sheet which covered with the his Sacred person, together clothes at the interment, employed was There found in the sepulchre. can be no doubt but the apostles and these of took possession disciples crucified venerable; relics of 'their Master. Tradition and now glorified tells that pre Joseph of Arimathea and with served, great care, secretly the sacred which he winding sheet, to Nicodemus. afterwards gave Nicodemus, who was a secret follower the of Christ, fearing Jews, retired the not far from Jerusalem, to a villa and of his uncle Gamaliel, property with him the holy Winding brought Nico Sheet. Some years afterwards demus ""and Gamaliel confessed the the name of and received Christ, crown of martyrdom, and qfter their death :the treasure .was precious, '

.

in

placed who

sent

the it

to

custody St.

of

St.

John,

Simeon, the second

the of Jerusalem. When was City besiegedby the who fled took Romans the Christians with them many memorials of the which was the Passion, amongst and devoutly Holy Winding; Sheet'ji; them till of the period preserved; had passed away. As Conpersecution to the stantine Great peace brought in public the Church, and established the Christian the followers worship, of the Crucified One were free to their faith and to practice openly,

bishop

Holy

;

?

"

the veneration towards ob Sheet and other of devotion. But dark jects days were in store to and persecution the future of the Church and cloud try her childreu. During the sixth seventh, centuries the fanatic and overran de Mahommedans and vastated the Holy Land, obliging the Christians to seek safety in -flight, shelter for themselves and and find their sacred treasures, in' secret and the remote abodes. when Again,

exhibit

their

sion

Holy

Winding

carried

persecutions breakers broke of the following for one nearly

..

of out

eastern in the

imageearly part and lasted

century, the hundred1 years, the fury of faithful had to hide from their fellow Christians the misguided wonder and many Working statues sacred memorials of the first ages of the Church. mentions that the Holy Sheet was Winding pre served at Jerusalem in the eighth It must have been kept century. there the time of the first till Crusade, as we learn that :it was car publicly in procession ried with much pomp St.

and

John Damascene

solemnity: who Bouillon,

to

meet

Godfrey

de

entered Jeru salem .at/the the victorious Crusaders. Some are of opinion that the sacred Winding Sheet remained the capture in Jerusalem until of the Saladin in-; 1x76, and when city by the Christians were forced by the infidels to the holy places it was fly cbnfided'to the safe keeping of the in House of Lusignan, then reigning Others hold was that it Cyprus. bestowed Master of by the Grand the Knights Hospitallers of Jerusalem on Amedeus Count of Savoy, as III., a reward for his heroism, who on his return to Europe stopped at Cyprus, where he died in 1141 or 1149, leav ing the Holy Sindone; in the posses sion of the Greeks, to whom the House of Lusignan afterwards suc in the ceeded of government the island.' The Winding Sheet remained in Cyprus about 100 Certain years. writers state that while in the possesin

1099 head of

of

the as

the army.

Charny, gundy, his

Greek Emperors standard at the It

a

is

that

said

it

was

head

Godfrey

of of

warrior

brought

chateau

where

a

of

and knight of Bur Holy Sindone to Livez in Champagne, the

he erected a years later a chapel, and subsequently collegiate of this valu church, for the reception able relic. Here it was the object of devotion of the surrounding country for nearly a century. Owing to the wars which devastated Champagne, and for other the canons of reasons, the collegiate their trea consigned sured relic for safety Hum to Count bert de la Roche, who it to removed hisfortified castle in Burgundy. Some afterwards his wife, the Countess years fled to the Court of Louis, Margaret, Duke of Saxony,. with her bringing the Winding Sheet. The holy relic was stolen one of by two thieves, whom strove a to cut it in two with and had his hand scissors, paralysed. The was other struck blind while to wash out the Sacred endeavouring Blood are stains. Other miracles to have occurred reported about the same time, owing to which the Sacred Sindone remained in the keeping of Duke Louis at Chambery, as Rinaldi notes in his annals. He had it placed in the church of the Franciscans. His successors rever exhibited their ence in for the relic various ways, and some of them proposed to erect a for it. chapel in the palace as a shrine /A sumptuous; was built, and, oratory: with' the sanction of, Pope Paul II., was called the Holy To Chapel. this Philibert on nth II., June, the Sacred Sindone, 1502, transferred in enclosed a rich silver gilt urn, presented Margaret of by his wife, authen Austria. A fresh prodigy, and ticatedthe fioly, increased relic,. the devotion In 1532 afire due; tojit. out -in the and broke chapel partly melted the silver urn which enclosed the Holy Winding Sheet. However, with the exception it escaped intact, of a little discoloration. Duke Charles III. and the clergy of Chambery supsome

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to have plicated Pope Clement VII. the Sacred Sindone examined and verified. dated By a Bull 14th he nominated Cardinal April, 1533, for the task. After a care Gonoredo ful examination, conducted with due the was relic and form, proved be the identical declared to Winding served to envelope Sheet which the Sacred Lord Body of Our Divine it in the tomb. while This reposed was declaration approved and confirmed by the Pope and the Sacred Numerous were College. pilgrimages made to this and Francis shrine, I., to redeem a vow, King of France, came war hither. When broke out in 1536 between France and Savoy Duke Charles III. fled to Turin and took with him the Sacred Sindone.

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anniversary

fiftieth

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on

June

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to the Holy visit promise Winding Sheet which he made during the great St. Francis of plague. to venerate Sales came to Turin this when Pius VII., great relic. passing the of through capital Piedmont, his reverence showed for the Holy it. Sheet On Winding by visiting the occasion of some events great

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It was transferred for greater safety to Vercelli. as was As soon peace restored was it first brought back to the Holy Chapel at Chamb6ry,

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27,

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is

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To

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in

fine

a

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the

John

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&

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are said to nearly a million persons have visited this memorial of the in order to death of Christ gain the by Pius IX. Indulgences granted

Since remained

ALBERT

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this

all,

the

sufferings. the theme

was

man"

was

assist

their

the

But

'

happy

of the

Germany

the

should

the against Government

siest

rights

before he had fallen umbra as we become a nominis he might have been reckoned the Church as a foe whom she tamed.

one.

is

as

to

,

the

example,

act

But

The

to

ing

had

to

different the

The policy of seek the which Marquis di Rudini the Catholic inaugurated (says Times ) has been out duly carried by the Court-martial at before the which Milan, accused of being concerned in journalists the late riots tried. were IJpon the flim

so was

of

confine

that are likely is not that

wrangles place. That

affront,

WAnf:

fields has been pursued over red and by which ruin has carnage, been and en vengeance wrought must results be clear and gendered, to well make felicitation proved

what

least

crownea

way with

But Prince

at

care

English

thought

so

to

that mix to of the

aware

members

Savage

unswervingly

have

When,

success.

their

Church

him

case

take

the

however,

acknowledgment for Holy Father,

tween

the

matter

the

requesting

the

tested

—

ticular of the

with with

drawal.

of evil.

outward

are

member Councils.

Ireland

better

administration

men

an

expression died away years ago. as other In some lasted, to be surrendered cases, only with the life itself. He had recognised of his struggle, and, while pro vanity that never see he would testing had gone there and made Canossa, his submission.He had made par

—

We

out

Bismarck,

to

as far its concerned— had not It

the William, he came

Emperor

late

overrules

not,

was

must

Almighty

be

from

they not creditable to not to the Irish It is respectful clergy. that if the Chief quite probable, however, assured that were the priesthood Secretary of Ireland the exclusion clause as regarded

by

manner

of

point. all is

the

upon

a

would

would

to

in become thus the But wicked designs,

Europe affected.

become

had

in

juriously

diplomatic

a

life.

he

Empire, whigh all

it

(Universe)

.

be

will

harm

infinite and that

inflict

that

Irish clergy

other

tabooed by the of the Bill

the work

—

to

enmity

—

asso-

repeat,

The seed

that

memory

We

Europe.

left

Prussia, before

prominently

attractive the world

an

affection.

entered

King

with

is a true The Irish-American remains American because he The Irish-Australian is Irish. metal. made of the same Deprive and him of his racial distinctions, him. The Celtic emasculate you strain is ineradicable. It will re whether its be main, expression and and noble manly or slavish Let the Australian -contemptible. not is Irish take his choice. who him for The Celt is with good or Will he have him as man for ill. or

not has he

was

;

was 50,000 strong among members o.f the Young Men's offered Catholic Societies who themselves for active service if

they

and

.

eve

were

of half in century " called the man He was Europe. relent of blood and iron," and where to less will and a determination gain what his would be suffered end, let were he seemed by others, concerned, As we knew him to merit the name.

—

on the reply, front. for the

names

interests

the

earlier until however, Minister of the

has just been example Who are the given in America. foremost in men who have been at the call of the coming forward

away

great

events

He

are

passed

whose

the

any general cherished with

that

the

to

of with

career

Australians

has

83, those

in

perceptions. as

another

publicly character;

will

no

on

of

age

stirring

own

at

marck, the

identified

a

is

of Prince Von Bis person who died on Sunday night at

the

not

are

and

the framers but circumstances in

;

The

excludes

_

afraid,

In

—

is

much colony man The should give

them. lest he

MARCK.

—

expect

who

the

or

from

We have recently had occasion to aliude to the providential results that from this followed It, undertaking. the forma as we said, brought;.about the tion of the Catholic in party German and led to the Parliament, in this of a bulwark erection way the inroads of against legislative that otherwise threatens Socialism

BIS

Bill

men

Clergymen

—

to

PRINCE

LATE

Exclusion.

Invidious Government

of

the in

offices

hall

a

specially

of

the Sacred Exhibition now being held in Turin. When the had been admitted to people the hall, the electric with which it lamps was were and illuminated, extinguished, there was no that il which light except the luminated glass place a containing photographic image made of the Winding Sheet. This sheet is about 13 feet 6 inehes in broad it is 5 feet length by nearly up

Art

;

made

of

been

always which

fine in bands very woven or linen, in the ancient mode of stripes, Damascus. It has been for four centuries in nearly possession of the Home of Savoy, and has

—

commonwealth

THE

—

The Catholic Church, Irish has than the nation, any-, for which to thank those thing held back in this who have colony from taking part in the commemo made else ration that has been the has where. Nor, indeed, more

worth.

are

it,

Act no

need not us. pulpits surprise remains incontro nevertheless, and what opinions may go for

Truth,

in and

Prince Bis when he de he would failed,

it

if

hopeless

its

Protestant

ground

—

and

into testified

himself

the recognise of the faith.

Church

—

changes

regarded as the actual windingthe was Gospels relate placed and folded over the body of Christ after He was taken down from the Cross." A canon of the Turin Cathedral has given the to the Rome following description sheet under

—

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22986607

that an American protectorate in the maintained Philippines. There the insurgent leader, Aquinaldo, to give and the latest threatens trouble, vvith neAvs states that he has menaced Cavite. massacre the bishop and clergy at

of

The

pillar."

also wires folas correspondent loivs I have interviewed Cardinal with the Parocehi, Pope's Vicar-General, the to the blood-stains outlining respect body of Jesus Christ on the Avinding-sheet in Avhich the Savioui''s body is said to have The states that been Avrapped. Cardinal the Turin authorities have ecclesiastical been instructed to open an regard inquiry and nieamvhile miracle, ing the alleged to abstain the been advised people have Such from demonstrations. a manifesta he (Cardinal tion, adds, is not Parocehi) to be Avondered or un at, as during unjust Divine reasonable and Avars disturbances —

'

example, prodigious

during

connection

xvith

the

French

in

Rome."

recall part, assembled

vivid Cardinals an

the

napkin

of

served

at

St.

of St.

our

Veronica— in

Peter's

Bishop

of

annual

ordinations to

came

Right

Perth close

a

relic

a

pre

on

Friday,

June

folloxvs

by

as

Dr.

Sub-Deacons

Gibney Revs. James Trinity Sunday) Michael Bloomman, Sacramento; Perth

24. the

;

;

M.

Sub-Deacon Deacons

O'Kane

has diocese

Feast

nessey, Denis

of

been

Corpus Christi) J.Hennessy, James Vaughan,

;

Germany

James

M'Kearney, P.

Murphy,

P.

Nottingham O'Mahony,

;

night

at

the

the

by

reports not quite

St.

George's Bishop

Anglican published

by the enough to

full

—

of

daily

in

actually

making

foe

desired,

The Saehsenwald. Count, .Herbert

Royal

the

s

foi'm

in

and

hand

a

the de

But

the

the

Bon

due

to

for

attention

of the

LATE

MR.

a

Emperor

had

Bismarck

his

JOHN

R.I.P.

the

residence

Mrs.

sister,

J.

R.

the

at

Perth,

and leaves of 45 years, and four children young

age Avife

early sorroAving

a

to

doubly

share

of

iron.

Mr.

R.

man

Quotations.

—

has

broker,

H.

at

seems

Barrett,

received

the

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of the

deceased. in

Rev.

grave.

;

xvhicli

the

deceased

Mr.

D.

at

of it

Christianity, is determined.

source

of this

is

Avhich

the

struction

Socialism has Bishop in

promoting for

the last

example,

on

Freemasonry himself

devoted

We colony. Aveek aiding in

choir

at be,

present

of

should' Bishop

Avith a Socialist seems sympathise That a Christian enough. Avith either should sympathise may

appear

anomalous.

judge

by

neAv

a

the

lodge.

Dr.

if

Riley, alluded

reports for both.

fellow-feeling

Freemason

a

J.

of

the in

unanimous

ing to recent Avith land.

Catholicism What

is it

discerned, seem palpably

taking be

may the

for

took

baters

to

mistaken. the

example appoint

an

Archbishop

alluded

to.

We

Pope

earnest to

terminate Every effort

Holiness

is

urging

actually

there

to

to convert Chui-ch.

the Scotch Neither message, the smallest degree

even

in

the make

tAvo

itself been

has

M aodonald is in that,

That —

?

ing

the

fact,

All Ave

Archbishops

in

these has

that the

been a

kqoAv

nothing.

National Library of Australia

tend with

measure, a

then, cable

the

discus de choosing in

the

next that

resolved

was

evening speaking,

impromptu

to

delivered.

were

members

who

i

to he

amus

impromptu

as items do away,

diffidence

tried Next

speakers,

meeting

and' should the night

under

discussion,

and

be

as

in of

a

great un

young

encouraged.

Magazine

bo

some

on

therein looked is

will articles

contained, forward

not

accountable

by

our

correspondents.'

Chipper.

Note I

site

new

Sandover's,

address— Perth.,

Apothecaries,

the

for

and

not take

the

a

most

what

of

Perth

of

affairs.

the

choir,

by

efforts

(all

consideration)

n»i4Vi

n

Ml

choir

CbJUlVUllI/

ICKIgC

of

consists

some

who come togentlemen, the Aveek, from during eight o'clock

o'clock to ten and sometimes Mass

is

to

their

H4VU

The

the

Madame of position

Catholics

into

/I n/1

success.

also

Aveeks, and

condition made

ladies thirty practice tivice

for

occasion,

extra

an

This one

every of this

efforts

each

on

is there Sundays.

on

practice

means

concerned,

very and

should

meet

kind

the

and appreciation practical of the The Avork support congregation. has been done that theduring last months and a half three certainly itself. Three Masses speaks for (the very difficult been have portions excepted) and have been learnt, renderedvery fairly the period mentioned, of them one during Mozart's 12th Mass. being the celebrated Gounod's As to the Messe future, Solennelle has been and com procured, practice this

mences

Aveek

this

on

mas

next.

For

Avill

be two

sectional

the

work

next

for

two

Christ

months in

practices

thereAveek

the

one combined This means practice. and nights a Aveek for the choir three director. A nights a week for the musical Avill orchestra have to special professional in all be engaged for Christmas, as is usual Catholic cathedrals Australia. throughout is A further effort to organise being made amateur orchestra to supple a permanent the choir for ment and ordinary occasions, I received to the have the up present of five names been gentlemen Avho have to play their in good enough to volunteer

in

the

much

obliged

musicians, and singing,

with

orchestra. ladies if come

and I selves, I appeal most

should

here

to conclude

shall

to

assist

the

return

for

the and

strenuous have all,

r

one

Mass

at

worthy the

music their tres

us

I

space

desired

on.

Avliy

the

and

it.

them

that by saying of Catholics

to

earnestly

Perth

of

encourage lcnoAv this

ought

also-

gentlemen

I valuable

your upon unable to say what of Catholic music,

am

Avould

have

much

so

matter

bers, music

that

Sir,

find,

I and

knoivledge and give

some

Avould I

the

choir

in practically efforts the mem made to make our.-

what

it

should

and be, traditions

of the great and glorious music and musicians of unuren.

opinions

Roman.

the

given last

out that

to.

collection

I

to

on

allow of church

of

Perth.

The

at

choii

siderable

number

of

came

fyrward

oppo-

to

Catholics as

Cathedral, reorganised

and

choir

a

task

a

he

hut

Rev.

the

in

was

at

without

at

Farmer's

Mass

came

telegraphed

and

once,

we

for,

in

tvere

order,

that

same

present The

Very

to

their

copies immediately an attempt

twenty

Bflat

in

the the

funds.

Vicar-General

assistance

much

Government

us

notify

in our

that he has no business connection whatever with of a similar persons name, and that his old established is under

his

directly

personal Stewart

opposite

Arcade desires

pharmacy

direct

drugs

buildings, us to state and chemicals

may

depend

on

supervision,

Dawson

and

Hay

street.

He

that

only used,

are

the

purest

and

and

accuracy

Go's., also clients

skill

in

dispensing.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.

very the

of a unique position being choir without music, the Avhole choir library of about seven consisting copies of Farmer's and a Mass in B flat, few hymn books, mutilated. The choir a possessed mostly treasurer,

chemist,. appears

to

and

the

as the position time, absolutely

columns,

which,

I may be pardoned for saying, For few people realise. example, after volunteers had in their nanies given Avero

Armstrong,

advertisement desires

their

undertaking

I think

in

con

gentlemen

offered

was

is

some

and

ago, and

ladies The

the

the

the

lialf

a

members.

reorganising

up the

if obliged to space plead

music

whose

street,

readers

Sunday

on

be taken" debt on

little

a

me

was

as

was

extremely

known, generally three months and

services

which

Masses would the oft"

pay feel

would

generously

notice

a

various

.would behalf

you

a

an

the

a

Sunday

organ,

to

at

H. ZOLLNEE. Musical Director.,

AD VER TISERS.

George Edward

Hay

EDITOR.

THE

reference

..

CHOIR.

our

S ie, —In

ecc.,

ex

Mr. TO

am,

3, 1898.

0 UK CATHEDRAL

l

E.

August

for,

—

know

and

making

that

4-4- /%v» CVUVCUUUU

after

of

claim taken

n

of

—

are

next

Bishop Ave

—

JFe

by a

hands of Messrs. The Doheny.

are popular subjects meeting interesting

successor

late

moment

in

Such

speaking

that

considered

What,

it

fair very speeches there were some

some

questioners.

be

to

unlikely

the

for

His

fact, seems, credible. The and GlasgOAV are

agency

perhaps to apjiointed or

?

to

countxy

needs

society

this

time desire

being

is

I certainly circumstances

Taylor

society deal of

to give an themselves incompetent the selected for oration on subject them, their and who to shirk wished responsi did in that however, They, bility respect. on not so for, to escape lightly, declining to a number of subjected speak, they were in answering and, them, questions, they considerable invariably displayed ability, their and often disconcerted completely

for

that

devoted

Natixlly.

exertions greater people to the Catholic

of Edinburgh Archbishops Avhose zeal prelates hardly stirred it is extremely up, and third is a Archbishopric for the necessity country. conclude are we to about grams

the told

and

the and

that

once

some

I

such

and

of

pressed THE

deemed

urged

being

Mr. the

and

Wednes

on

A good relative to

be left

Dwyer, then

and

be

told

are

in also

are

to

published

We is

selection

was

Scot-

clearly

cablegrams

that

in

place not

is

appearance. member of

vote.

sion

Lloyd,

connected

something

cables,

an a

place represent debate, competitive

may has a

Accord

—

Cablegrams.

elected

was

the

Extraordinary

SOCIETY.

prevailing

hoped

entertainment,

the present

congregation However, they-

in

Avere

_____

of the mem to damp the ardour above a number society, goodly

putting

bers

Ave

to,

weather

wet

day failed

conse

cration reasonable

That

the

The

him,

and

the

Moore's

opportunity appeal to

uatnonc

to

find

time,

a

«

C.Y.M.

for

should

Correspondence.

PERTH

here

it

the

held. the

ixicviivuu

—

mortal

the

some

off

by

the

passed that I

from

was

arrangements of

for be

this

round

and Barrett Company, Shei-Avin. The financial

assistance.

of the

officiated

O'Shea

hands

appears millstone

Sunday

'

acquaintances

B.I.P.

firm.

is

old

tributes floral bore testimony

Father funeral The

that

it a

thrown

be

next

be

funeral number of

Many

friends

capable

The

and

family

and

has

struments

of the late and highly

son

by a large

folloAved

was

of the relatives

the

:

;

a

successful.

friends

The

;

;

Avas

fairly

regard

;

;

was

cortege

:

;

Deardon

old an John Cunliffe Deardon, He resident of the Avas colony. respected of the old also a former proprietor pic but Freemason's noAv extinct, turesque, his Hotel, Perth, but in later tux-ned years "in which attention to agricultural pursuits,

dead

a

Mr.

loss.

the

aimed

bloAv, from mailed

II.,

of the

unAvorthy

of

out

learn been

can

The large Cathedral,, the Church expect of general funds. the

two

his

of

MeAVS, 92 James-street,

to

defray

very

a

and

MATTHEW

the of On Thursday, 4th inst., remains Mr. John MattheAv of the late Deardon, to their Avere last Wanneroo, consigned Catholic por earthly resting place in the tion of the Perth The deceased, cemetery. died Avho Avas Avidely known and respected, at

much

of

organ. to

attends

as

to

will

Avith

Bowra

procession.

church

too I

certainly

charge of the funeral the admirable manner and for the conducted, Bowra to paid by Mi.

Avere

is

heavy labour

Avas

Marche

Messrs.

con

occasion.

debt

a

character

of the necks authorities it is most to sincerely

MWTO

DEARDON.

;

Avhich

Avhose

at

it

the

such

From all instrument

ncim

Leahy

a

that

on

remains

paltry

a

anthorities

jjwwwlvj

reAvard.

ari-angement THE

remote

servant This

thus

ajvuouio,

is

Miss

but

nof.liva

Bis

to prepare a tomb for the deceased of the Royal and those at Berlin

unaer-

progress,

her

and

care

the

from his London quotations agents Great the Aveek at closing during prices Boulder 56s BroAvn Hill Ex Perseverance, 16s 3d .£6 13s 9d Great tended, Ivanhoes, lid Lake VioAv 18s Boulders, Extended, 3d Brookman's Peak lis Boulder, 32s 6d Bellevue 6d 48s 22s Hill, Proprietary, 4s 9d Golden 51s 6d Chaffers, Hamault, £9 16s 3d <£5 19s Horseshoe, Kalgurli,

is

Kiiey

late

of

congregation

—

is

L»r.

as

the cashier

arrangements, in Avhich they

loAving

The

.

ot

Socialism,

takings. it

certain

in

to

Mining and stock

Society

nevertheless,

inconsistent, Avitn

LCUJllli

of praise is O'Dea, who had

—

not

definite conclusions. very to associate Socialism hoAvever, seems and to look forAvard Christianity, Avhen Avith shall be hope to a time they the combined in common affairs of life. nope

had

German

hand

ship, with

SomeAvhat

he

I." Emperor William the William Emperor

are papers us to form His Lord

enable

any

tnis

at

faithful

ad

Perth.

Bis

Prince

—

noAmla

OiUU

Avord

and

"

other

Literary

A

Wight.

Epitaph.

its has for of sick, assisting of the afflicted.

Avhich

AVI/1

(V

decease

moet

to

—

on

An

the

the

of

a many years the Children of member

energetic

£

U1

is

Amy

con Perth, Avliere, by her uniform and she won the esteem gentle xvays, and and of her fellow employees, respect of her the confidence and em friendship of .Holy A good member Church, ployers. she has a firm and Christian, patient gone

of

died.

Sodality active and

standing

debt

Wilson

lady. her

in

only

for of

Avas

Society, of the visiting and comforting

l_

by

success

on

Avas company Miss Maggie

—

;

delivexed

board

on

Isle

of

he

iAas

found

congregation It subscribing liberally. be may possibly asked, Avliy do not the choir give a concert and devote the to the proceeds payment of the debt ? The choir would willingly have done this but there have been too many musical and dramatic unusually superior attractions Perth of late in to make such a For concert a success. the instance, opera

the friends

young

departed

who

long

ever

'Stores, duct-

:

;

was

the

remains Avhere

the

Ami's

poor,

to her installed

House. This offer, hoAvever, has Imperial acknoAVan been, Avith due respect— Avith of the ledginent Emperor's right to com mand declined. The is A epitaph

;

Christianity

at

as

Avife,

beside

;

and

his

signified intention

;

Socialism

the

visited

the an

out

place

;

Socialism:

Significant

.of

:

dress

dis

Empress

member,

also

which

the there

incubus

in deceased energetic lady Avas most to the sacred cause peitaining everything in Avith of connection religious charity and her time to the objects, freely gave and of charitable furthering religious of years matters. For a number previous

Avritten seems epitaph, by himself, his of Avith life and keeping The Avill be Prince character. probably buried Avith rites the remains beside simple

:

;

A not

Jeremiah James Sheri O'Leary, Mulligan, Thomas dan, junr. Brisbane. O'Reilly, Priests June Revs. James (on Friday, 24) MonSacramento P. J. Hynes, Hennessy, Los William and t-eroy Angelos Barry, John Sydney Jas. Vaughan, Sacramento David Mel Duluth Gleeson, Feehily, bourne John Goulburn Edward Fleming, Bathurst John Sheridan, Kan O'Donnell, James sas Sheridan, sen., Toronto; City; James Daniel Brazil, Ballarat; Sheridan, Toronto Thomas Wichita O'Reilly, jun., and Concordia. ;

Osborne,

and

Emperor

of

the

marck's

;

-

have

yacht

E.

Jas.

O'Reilly,

personages

marck at Friederichsruhe, The Prince of Wales is

:

P.

The

satisfactory.

Ballarat.

of

a

—

Sacra Barry, ordained

John Michael Bloomman, Sheri Patrick Briody, Sheridan, sen., J. F. Daniel Hen CroAve, Brazil,

O'Donnell, dan, James

Timothy

the

Hynes, Dubuque

M'Namara,

;

for

(on James

Revs.

Perth

Wm.

;

Ellis, James

St. the

ml.

—

—

mento; Sydney.

Duluth

John

the

objects

—

;

O'Mahony,

and

of

and

the

societies

year,

Mary, of

,

;

Brisbane; James Kelly,

txventy-fifth member

involving of

a

of and relatives The deceased,

T.

as

statements

neAvspapers

Avas

XIIUUU

examination

public made

E.

mother

of

religious

deceased

has

Mr.

the

Avere

mourners

Mrs.

various

late,"

—

;

James

his has

several

;

England; Cashman,

until

tinction the Pall Mall Gazette The Finan de la Warr, the Earl of cial News, Earl and others. Most of the charges Winchilsea, have been ac repudiated by the parties The Italian Deandris and cused. Deputies, have been sentenced to 12 years' Turati, in the Milan for complicity imprisonment Bis riots. French newspapers pronounce Avork but his marck's methods glorious infamous and A statement unjust. by Lord of of the the Chinese Salisbury policy has been Government condemned by the Press the Times, as un generally, including

U.S.A. Briody, Timothy U.S.A. Daniel Crowe, Richmond, Brazil, John F. Ballarat: Hennessey, Lincoln, Denis Patrick U.S.A.; Murphy, Sydney; Bathurst P. Mulligan, Leddy, Dubuque, and Con Thomas Wichita U.S.A. O'Reilly, U.S. A. Patrick cordia, Westminster, Healy, Patrick

iinsiivmniinfn.hlA

in

Hooley, bankrupt,

(on Hynes, Alton,

:

con

—

».s

chief

of

Unhappily

the

amidst

that

to

sum

feature

Saturday, portion

on

Catholic

the

and Miss O'Callaghan, Messrs. The Avere pall-bearers S. Richards, J. O'Callaghan, M." J. Regan, number folF. A very and Kelly. large loAved to the the remains place of inter ment. The Rev. Father O'Shea conducted ritual the and beautiful burial impressive in the Cathedral of the Church Catholic The of polished and at the coffin, gi-ave. in and black, was mounted jarrah gold floi'al wreaths and Avith covered literally members of the crosses by the presented

and

Is.,

in

Perth

deceased, McArdle."

6d. in the London foreign A colonial including deputation, Mr. Lord Avhich Avaited on Brassey, colonial in advocacy of enrolling Goschen, in a naval' has received seamen reserve an unfavourable the difficulties reply, being fallen market.

All Hallows. of All HalloAvs

at

conferred

Avere

Rev.

the

The

have

Avheat

English

—

rest

at 4.15 p.m., Miss Mar late her at mother's

Cemetery, of rela of a large circle sorroAv regi'et Avas tives and friends. The funeral cortege at the Cathedral met Catholic by the full of of the of the Children strength Sodality (conspicuous by their mourning Mary the who followed scarves and medals), remains in processional order to the grave.

his

not

is

sum

"

Summary.

ovnlainod

The

Orders

to

fair

a

to

pre

Since

support the reorganization the Avhole amount of of the choir, notably the fees Avhich Avere paid to the professional orchestra at Avas the main Easter, which

and

gene

even

xvlio therefore, their purse-strings Too Avait no longer. cry.

to should

Foreign

Rome.

The

College

own

fairly

if

melancholy

a

is

a certain disturbance, Avas Blessed Lord on

of

epoch

face

our

appearance which on

a

at occasion, made by the

for

may,

and

Those, unloose

Avaited the last

in the

Avitnessed of

pictures

We

—

and

McKinley

act

Australia

tributed.

Revolution,

Avere

several

West

For

uncommon.

occiUTences

Madonna

—

not

are

President to

residence, were laid the of

—

:

manifestations

of

the

the

siderable

ult.,

of

who died Leahy, Wittenoom-street,

garet

evident. It is to be feared, rously seems that the iesults both in Cuba and however, the Avill for Philippines yeai-3 to come pro vide and unpleasant perhaps unprofitable for the occupation conquering poAver. The collection Centenary of '98. The in aid of the '98 Centenary Fund Avill close be on Monday, August 15. It therefore hoves those the success of the Avho have effort at heart to exert themselves so as to conclusion. While ensure a satisfactory so much been done in the other has colonies, it Avill be to discreditable particularly

same

'

desire

Government

31st

the remains

mortal

LEAHY.

MARGARET

MISS

Sunday,

On the

United

and

;

LATE

something

arrange

of

We tions

have

received

during'

the

the week

following :

Mr.

P.

Mr.

H.

Gilmour,

Mr.

P.

Eeillv,

31-12-S8. 'Mr.

T.

Bowler,

Fremantle,

Club, Chittv,

3d.

Mulliall,

subscrip

—

Perth, Peak

12s.

to

Hill,

4-7-9S. 6d. 6s.

to

30-6-98.

30-6.-9S. Frenmntle Mrs. 30-6-98.

H.

Busseltou,

3s.

to

Northam,-

to

13s..

2s.

3d.,

,

scourging

the

THE

to

Easter Sunday. has Vicar-General

.

the

to

annexed

for

—

to

in

be

xvill

be made

sentable

—

bound

Avas

established

Rico

could time

be

surveil that Cuba;

be

Aviil

the wounds, ivith ivhieh

profile, the rope

of

to

seem

probabilities under American

OBITUARY.

re are

—

He The

the

hair, niai-k

tlio

Avelts,

the

The

With

—

negotiations

republic, will be

a

lance, Porto States

War.

peace

.

the

beard,

the

there

are

Avar

—

the

details

suffering. minutiee

that

—

the

ineffable

this

proceeding.

—

All

with

to

gard

—

marked

still

—

is

Americo-Spanish

The

:

"

—

...

of the London Mail correspondent Daily left The Avho Redeemer miraculously lines of His and the the imprint sufferings of His body- on the shroud Avhich enveloped Him in the tomb has on a re-appeared of Avith a photographic plate perfection detail that The noble causes stupefaction. has come forth perfect figure anatomically countenance and beautiful. The divinely

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30-6-9S. 7s.

6d. 2-4-6.

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and its appearance will no doubt from feminine sighs innumerable hearts. The reporter, is a member however, of the sterner his sex, so he does not worry mind about the asking price of all these beautiful He specimens. simply requests MrDawson to a few give him details, that with which, request gentleman this su unhesitatingly complies. Well, showroom is fitted with a perb up

jewellers, for reading

interesting inasmuch value

would

the and enterprise, he obtained from

well-directed that results

continuous of

pose show

the

though, tory may

be

having

been

always

little is

the

colonies

was

only

it

as

in

his

introduc known

as

with an the result

the

firm

admiration has been

work, they have, a name to every extended

of

which

for

reliability of its

is

since

twenty

ments

one

years set

were

is

in

up

tor that

which

has

other

shop building it is necessary work,

with

the

age.

and

is really ability

colonies,

in

as

fitting, to keep in an art

pace

from

the

fact

of

its

in

presence a decided

her

rest,

with hundreds'

many

of.

elegance windows, premises,

form

are

divided

compartments.

And

chaste

of

the ments

collection rest upon eye

the

16

what

a

The

many

as

practically into

air-tight and

rich

firm's does goods Two of the compart

th'e'

!

with

fitted

are

:

in and

therein.

display

which

Cainpau

lettered the firm, admired

beautifully

the.

windows.

the rich

of

of the name have already

leaf

gold

base

a

naarble,

melange v

at

glimpse

a

on,

.

take

us

They

handsome

blue

silk

for the of watches, stands velvet display and articles of a kindred diamond jewellery, character. Jewels— sparkling, glittering, of all shades of colour and variety in from

netting, to

rpearl "

the

the

the

tear-like

which

diamond,

maidenliest here

—

star

meet

the

also

is

Utility

side:.

and

costlier

twinkleth firmament"

every

ruby

the

the like

in

all

eye

on

amply

pro whether

for but vided evjSry article, the bears useful or ornamental, and of workmanship superior ;

mark

hall

exquisitje to

are devoted The other compartments and of exhibiting silverware, purpose handsome are arranged upon exceedingly which are supported polished glass shelves, the. tout silver brackets and on standards, the ensemble most to artistic pleasing being it almost These seems a pro goods eye. them to designate goods "—show fanity the lower out They occupy splendidly. Above there is an excellent compartment.. and it of.French clocks, really display for a resident of to .be ia siu would appear if he had Perthto be without timepiece, of seeing this collection, an opportunity

the

..

—

.

"

a;-.

is

an

compartments besides Kipling be

told A

.'

"the worth

that

ornament built were

of "

says, later on. of

number

shop,

so

while,

let for

in'

for

other

another

is'

purposes

clocks

exhibiting that

"The

itself."'

But,

;

as

to

story," h

-.

each

.for

customers

are

it

is

really

going them.

us-aecomjSany a

into It

magnificent

National Library of Australia

is

manufacture

of

are

all

and

glass, appearance the admiration

an

forth

that

are

These

ebonised, mirror, goods in

slides

built

are

of

solid

A

is

company have

now

being invaluable may look

these

disclosed, near forward to the mummies of various

so

an

turmture

ot

we

future kinds

as

having

placed

as

m

our

dwellings.

of

They

premises.

A.

tive.

ornament

news Bad with regard a

cause

from to

East

has been some

ex

Mr. citement. Hancock, the Queens land expert, claims that all his report confirmed. has been He recom mends inoculation— which, however, the tick to does not check prevent the disease from killing the animal. as a means He suggests, of profit —

handsome All the

each

and

contains a bevelled edges.

having front

ucuucvij

the

rich

tiful

uuc

cixvuu

stock

well

seen

inside

the

interior

the

handsomest

as

beau

interior.

The

com

excellent fitted are

arrange with clear

as

an

to

be

walls

of

outside.

are

with adorned which type,

of

cases

been

to

cases

at

of two

tiers,

for

innovation

here

display. introduced.

ele

entire

glass

The

cases

carved

Excellence

Co., out

of

Melbourne.

the

establishment

the

aim

of the

may

mentioned when struck,

in

attractions, the door.

upon

and

firm,

be

various

has

and

through been

evidently one

two

or

items

this

Visitors regard. the round at glancing with the artistic device embossed

is

This

on

artistic and is of a light glass, the and native representing flora, surround the and other swans birds which of the the words firm, Always monogram There reliable showing out in bold relief. and is another interest, object of remarkable

ground form,

"

"

that

is

ted

in

the

safe

loca

is

It

has not the certainly for receptacle valuables;

a corner.

of

pearance

which

strongroom

or

a

mliala

llO

U

nf

UV1V>

f.vio

Vli

V14V

avvunnronianf.s

dfi-

wavfl

has

had

who an Dawson, signed by Mr. of work in this class extensive experience world. He is evi in various parts of the of with a endowed large amount dently and and, constructive ability organisation, believes in everything moreover, doing He has well. undoubtedly given evidence of the neces that he has a thorough grasp suit the of adapting to everything sity from of the business, considered exigencies The elegant all points of view. em glass of and writing were the work bossing Messrs. The

Watts

Cuiss,

and

Co.,

of

this

city.

is steel one, Wunderlich of various formed geometrical panels in the late sizes and shapes, and painted of decoration, the scheme Renaissance style delicate of a turquoise blue, colors being relieved with color, pale amber, and cream de and tints. A foliated neutral warmer The on each panel. larger sign is planted in relief. A painting are worked escalop in the shell and introduced cornucopia, The is ornament especially pleasing. into divides the which ceiling bressumur, has a acanthus scroll two bays, light a

ceiling, into

both

on

ornament

is

monious

manner..

nice

line

painting from

the on

which

the

a

chaste

Directly

under

in

tinted frieze

has

Renaissance

each wall

and

festoons

of

forming fruit

are

the

the

want

of

gauging

proper at the

which,

favourable A notable

time,

to

here

being1 was

in

greater that

urged

Government

would

the to

a

evening,

the

the

strengthened

Perth,

above

committee

of

with

a

carry

out

Mr. 28. in hand,

matter W. is

a

and

sale

in

Is.

have

nave

are

to

doubt

Catholic

hands

as

the

of

prices reach of

the of

rear

issue.

the

to the

portion

to

and will committee

printed,

and.

in

of Mr.

cause

successful

a

being

stage

The piece a crowded

for

no

members

date, within

are

Caste."

competent

coming

taken

to

comedy

guarantee

snoiua

by the

no

"

the

we

early

an

and

chair.

has

intends

powerful

entitled sufficient

acts,

.Lianpnier of it not The tickets at

Lanphier and

Robertson's'

house,

and

present, to the

in conjunction gentlemen, was formed to Committee, in view, viz., to hold a the:object in the Town-hall on performance

September

itself

number

good

Ladies'

dramatic

three

tlie

last,

furthering in its society A

undertaking-.

be

3s.,

2s.,

We

all.

of

the

community

in that

generosity

our

such a assisting deserving of St. Anne's The Society.

as

charity

Mayor of Perth has signified his intention Forrest) of and the being present, consideringin which the members of the energetic way committee are come working, they should A.

(Mr.

out

with

si/pa

filiA

good credit

a

nf

rm.mas

Miss

Grace

joint

secretaries

Norton,

R.

F.

secretaries

joint

J.

M.

R.

Orr,

make

to

in previous must not do not committee

names

The

Messrs.

Doheny,

Connolly,

committee

may

taken

an

entertainments feel .offended-

if

their

above

list.

has

in

appear formed

and Society, have their

will

the

active St.

out carry to interfere

to

be

this in

who have St. Anne's

too

only enrolled

names

have for

not intend with the other members with a large experience

way such

a

who

do

performance

are

entertainment

member

success, any been overlooked who interest Anne's

:

O'Maho-

O'Brien,

the

and

M.

Goodman,

J. —

The

Kennedy.

desirous

W.

O'Donoghue, P. E. Ryan, C.

J.

Hayes,

ney, and

Leahy,

Gentlemen

committee

;

Kean, Clancy, Hughes, Wallace,

Mans

B.

Newell,

-King. and

O'Callaghan

O'Cal-

T.

and

M.

in.rHoc

M'Ardle,

Misses

Moffatt,

and

J.

Miss

Mansfield,

Lillas,

Jackson,

Goodman,

—1

and

committee

Morgan,

Appended

/wmm-if.tao

Mansfield

Boladeras,

Messrs.

balance.

aanli

to

pleased com

this

on

mittee.

A

in

bazaar

Catholic

the

Catholic

at

was

opened

Progress Kalgoorlie.

aid

of

Church on

Wed

under nesday night that circumstances a promised striking The Catholic dis success: congregation and increase, plays a considerable among its members several are converts. The lecture which has been es question-box tablished O'Goroian proves a by Father and non-Catholics many great attraction, show

interest

a lively

dance.

Such

in

their

by

it

of

signs

atten

the

times

are

The

usual

weekly

very

cheering.

named men, had

occupants, rashness

-

concert

League op the Fremantle. Cross,

in

of the weather

state

the

tfie

Thursday Three

Their

ftsranft.

in

street

woman

other

out in the pulling has been blamed.

boat

a

on

drowned; the

were

narrow

of

William

young

was

Billings n

be

swamping

from South

crossing

who

it

of

power

votes.

by their

jetty,

proportion,

the

of

in

of

A

any had

was

were Fremantle drawn. made in protest point was the movement in Perth ing against the franchise. for female Women

aay

wie

nignr,

Patrick's

High

street,

rtev.

racuer

very

O.M.I.,

presiding

ance.

The

held

was

St.

at

Hall, on

Mon-

xiyan, attend

very large League ot the Cross the their made, on occasion, The audience second apiiearance. public with was a very large one, and the applause which those the platform on were greeted that the showed was highly programme The contributors to the appreciated. inusical of the entertainment were portion Mrs. Misses F. Langdon, Hatchett, Gullan, M. Nellie E. Thorpe, Feltham, Hat-ker, A. and R. Kelly, Jarvis, Cameron, and Messrs. W. 0. Mason, H. Joyce, J. Dix, Con.# and Gunson Glasson, A. Burns, H. Webster, concluded with The programme a highly entitled The in Statue," amusing farce, which the were taken by jn-incipal parts Miss Alice and Messrs. Langdon Joyce, and Glasson, Webster, Taylor. over

a

Fremantle

Minstrels

In

the

opposing

Practi

Legal

tioners for making admission to Bill, the Bar was which thrown out easy, the on in Legislative Assembly Mir. Wednesday night, Ewing as an awful example, two exquoted, were as who policemen practicing in in New Zealand. But lawyers democratic where selfcommunities, are the rule, made men why should a line be drawn at the force ?

An inquiry is at present being con ducted into the management of the Old Men's Eliza. Depot at Mount The evidence is sensational.

"

:

Mr.

M.L.A.,

Ewing, in

night,

reference

the

centre

afflicting

the other the Divorce the opponents ;

The Forrest

suggestive.

Divorce a

case

Mr.

differ.

forms for Mr. A. Bill he and in which Paul he dis Forrest says ,

the view agrees with Church in the matter. be would interesting can

matters

as

Mayor

on

the

give

turing

WORKS

PUBLIC

DEPARTMENT. OP

PAYMENT

which

Church a

should

taken

by the it What, know, are

to

Forrest

Mr. points.

theologian,

our

is

IT

able

latest the at

Hay

street,

hereby that

tion,

counts

due'by

duly

certified be paid

will month,

ACCOUNTS.

After will

the

for general informa notified, after 1st July, 1898, ac this for which department,

vouchers from

the

at

St.

Buildings,

24th

be made

Paymaster's George's

Barrack

Office,

Perth.

Terrace,

of

each

month

until

the

1st

payments

no

of

the

ensuing

order

By

Pos

M.

good

Under

be entertaining.

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

have been received, to 24th of each

1st

month.

B. The

Notices.

were

—

somewhat

other

Government

to refusing to dumb the right extended The grievance is no doubt the complaint perhaps measure

animals.

to

that

complained

Bill,

women

on

a

in a ripe state. A delegation has visited Kalgoorin the. interests lie of the Esperance on The loss inflicted the railway. un dwelt port was on, and contrasts

the cor shieid

hung

retiring

his

not

and

har

of

market,

of

a

in

late Playford, Agent- General the for South attributes Australia, failure of the West Australian loan

guilloche

studs, at intervals, jewelled here and there are birds which painted interest making the study most depicted salient both The on ceiling points ing. to the and cornice are richly gilded, giving the effect of wealth combined decoration The was with artistic taste. decoration whose designed by Mr. J. Ross Anderson, in Eng in decorative art, both experience in the and the is exemplified land colonies, work that he has executed at the premises of Messrs. Stewart Dawson and Co. of the place, Having given particulars will have in residents of Perth no difficulty for the the front must finding it, sign over attract it a attontion, being,, undoubtedly firm's work art'the name of. itself, giving and as their branches. address, as well ribbons the

from

whilst

sides,

in

Richmond,

for

By it

of of a work more art, closely presented ornamental This an panel. resembling decoration conceals a safe beautiful corner three tons. It is over which weighs nearly 6ft. capacity. high, and has great holding -L

Wales elections the return of Mr. diminished majority.

resulted

means

Anne's

Sunday

on

best

gentlemen were Ryan was voted

field,

—

ap

is

tvin

The

adjoining

and ladies Mr. P. G. E.

the T.

St. field

was

fiall the

of

laghan,

Europe. New South

have

to

legs,

quisitely and were

market

a

Mr.

most with a base of facia ex and with carved picked out gold, Beecham and supplied by Messrs.

turned

is

extract,

favour.

These

a most forming A noteworthy

beautifully

on

resting

over

of

entrance,

traverse of the premises. named properly

consist cases, effective means

Lllimilg

elected

the

and

breadth and length beautiful counters,

is

the

dliolbj

pdolUl

reference

to the

which

start

made, they

semi-circle,

a

As

ivj

Reid with a the Three members of Ministry Messrs. and Sydney Smith, Gould, have Mr. Garrard been defeated. will Mr. "Barton stand again, Pyers,

beautiful

contents.

XVillxUvi

all

The

as

iUi

and the making works, he says there for which

contents

well

polished in such their magnificent gant glass counter

are

at

ui

are fitted brackets and silvered these being arranged glass shelves, effect to a manner as to give full

with

are

am

the

of clocks. They thus their enabling

ment

up

cu

as

show

above

re-

rlnt\lirtoti UU;IIVCUUJ.UU

o

10

within, of the

outlines

therefore,

are, io

ebiiu

charitable

for

Kimberley

the tick-fever the week of

during

to consider the interests

of

process time

of

meeting

Society Palaoe

on

raummificaR. Taylor, a of half dozen welland a number of other

secrets

the

killed

The, of this progression be carefully watched for until it is proved to be effec to

St. Anne's Society.

occasion

were

art

A at

will

formed

Prac-

proportions.

the

walnut,

painted

finish.

call

enter

windows.

with

it is rebuke and feel that midst, who in the to those gloomy pessimists are The habit of prophesying depression. of which we have to the locality premises, the whole of the referred, embrace space that was formerly occupied by two shops. of upon Hay-street They have a frontage about and upon the arcade of .about 34ft.. ,23ft. Let

the

a

has

itself,

and ex special long requiring to bring about the desired results, perience have had illustration The a public capital be effected who of what may by those a of possess knowledge of the mysteries, in that art in the recent developments under at the building review, Hay-street, that street and the entrance to on fronting Great admiration has been the arcade. which at the excellent results, expressed have have been and must very pleasing, to the been very gratifying representatives Dawson and Co. Those Stewart of Messrs. have had occasion to a few who stop for minutes to admire the beautiful setting realise that such out of the must premises for it must be .a work deserves emulation, if and similar conceded that that develop in this it must ments are carried on city add to its appearance, an advantage that of in not be lost a should sight rising of such as that Perth. Any art capital of its lovers. senses appeals to the refined whole is a marvel, and The establishment Perth deduce a may compliment for her self

small

front

elegant

contents and their glittering show. The window magnificent compartments are enclosed by eight revolv around the entire ing slides, traversing fronts. and with They are moved easily, them out noise, a slight pressure causing to travel, thus of the exposing. the contents make

glass,

other

in

very

the

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deeds of Marlborough glorious there eulogised but each verse " ended was with the query, What it He was all about ?" inclined to ask, with regard to this political campaign, " been What had it all about ?" had to seemed Everyone recognise that to a must look forward they It united Australia. (Applause.) was manifest to all that less nothing of the would the aspirations satisfy Then, people of New South Wales. were some all that again, agreed be amendments should introduced into the beautiful scheme of federa tion which Convention had the framed in Melbourne. (Laughter.) he would at all this, Looking say that never had a Premier entered a lease of power with his hands upon so Their by all parties. strengthened desire was. to Australian accomplish ever union. No Premier entered

News.

were

(From

Exchanges.)

our

The Right O.S.A. The Vicar- Apostolic the Right Rev.

Rev.

Dr.

Murray, consecrated

newly Cooktown,

—

of Dr.

and

O.S.A.

Reville,

Bishop of Sandhurst

been

this

week

of July

the

guests at

have

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the

of the. Palace, his Emi

Cardinal-Archbishop, On Wednesday Manly. nence had a dinner party in his guests' honour. The Right Rev. Dr. Dwyer a visit to Sydney has also been on the week. Dr. Murray, who during is to be accompanied by Dr. Reville week. leaves for Cooktown next early before leaving The Vicar-Aspostolic was Victoria overwhelmed quite by from both and presentations clergy The clerical took the form laity. gift a

100

purse containing an address.

and

The

Late

sovereigns

James Crotty's

Will. It is stated that the Vicar- General, on behalf of his Grace the acting of Melbourne, has made Archbishop a the munificent settlement of "1000 This generous year on Mrs. Crotty. the action ought to bring tinge of of wire shame to the miserable clique who have to the been catering pullers of the public since the section bigoted terms were of James Crotty's will —

patriotism, were parties

that all and would rejoice to obtain united in order

a

grand

the

of

spirit

genuine

Father PasClement, Balranald. On Sun o'clock Mass day, July 17, at the n a the Mission (writes correspondent) conducted Father by the Passionist, was closed. To the' nonClement, who there Catholics attended and. were some even each night, many the attending daily Mas at 8.30 the

and

instructions must have been of immense value. Father Clement left for by coach and will Euston en route for Mildura, o'clock,

lectures

there, begin a Mission going to Renmark and elsewhere to

returning laide.

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his

monastery

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his

holy Rev.

later

on

before at

Ade

calling,

the Father agreed, a and strong personality possesses Even in the midst courtesy. perfect of high-pressure the smallest work, are

the poorest person's fulfilled, I answered. have questions to omitted mention that along with our there was a Retreat con Mission ducted at the convent for the Sisters of Mercy. They heard three sermons a were Visits paid to the sick, day. etc. Confessions to the hospital, were heard at stated hours afternoon were and evening. Lazy Catholics was

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