The Record Newspaper 25 February 1899

OUR

"

STORY.

"

THE

FAVOURITE"

FAIIMERS'

Oh,

"

By

Clara

AND

DRAIN

UNFORSEEN AN CONCLUSION.

Has

FERTILISER

the

than

in (In

Lady.) FOR

OB

about

do.ubt

no

"I

it,"

suppose

;

of the The brightness makes you think so." "

"

TERMS.

colours

new

don't it's apologise, But who wasLady

Now,

natural.

only

Rag

lan?"

PARTICULARS

FURTHER

think

I

mind jour was full of her. So don't blush, old help it." chap you couldn't

Australasia.

CASH

"

reddening,

There's

laughing.

gives better any other drill

Mulholland.

the

DRILL,

and

sale

largest satisfaction

no,"

not."

TO

APPLY

"

(Continued.).

A Frenchwoman,

I

fancy."

to came She never Lynnswood— was before her hus dead, I think, He has to the title. band succeeded I be had a good deal of trouble, "

"

a

By Jove !"

beauty

IV.

She

!

he

rather

or

is,

exclaimed,

RICHD.

was, at

gazing

The

"No him " To

Assets Surplus life

never

anything went little Jackson on, dreaming was what in passing young Eyre's don't me mind. "You tell you ?" haven't noticed the likeness "

in

I

Yes,

noticed," "

It

quietly.

mentioned

1

that

letter

see

a

?"

one

good

answered Ham me at struck once, it to Miss Melville

you delivered.

"Indeed? But let me

She the

me."

for

did

tell

not; miniature.

to

should

say

to

pawn

it

so.

What

a

Saturday

of

liabilities the world.

in

A

Large

me.' It

a

would

certainly

ish

sum

for

but

say

not to I'm likely he put the miniature

it,

Forrest,

on

standard

of

-

1897.)

valuation

than

larger

is

the of conducted

is

Society

Best Test of Strength Future Bonuses.

G.

H.

Johnston,

W.

M.L.

F.R.G.S,

the

on

that

of

any

Manager.

Plan

;

and

Special

T.

Edward

;

Surplus

Hooley, S. J.

Representative,

belongs

M.L.A.

Esq.,

Chenhall.

Well,

(C/o

107

MONSTER KALGOORLIE NEWMARKET

LIST

of New

South

Free

"

How

?

could

extraordinary

an

of

thought

one

Yes,

two

or

"

I'll "

Wales.

for

going

after Yes, to stay till go by the six o'clock

train."

Good.

Then

we!ll

au

revoir, station,"

So

We'll

meet

went

away.

at

the

to

home

Christmas.

to

travel

old man. and he

As Jackson Hamish left the studio, nearest the and sank chair, upon covered his face with his hands. don't

I

like

to pursue

the

idea

it,"

he

am

—

not

murmured.

to no find wish, no desire, is the of a darling daughter nobleman. She would not wealthy her love, be so then, notwithstanding own. Oh! much my very Fay, my am I ? unreasonable beloved; selfish, so You have been mine for many so mine that and yet years, entirely dream you always of finding your father. You long, and for my sake, I he be whilst that should rich,., " after all," but, smiling, why need I don't even know take alarm ? We ever Lord had a whether Raglan His he said, wife, had daughter. or died a death butwhen tragic where he and did not mention, he never This likeness spoke of a child. I

have

that

my

"

Perth.

hard

It's

out,

it

Are

you

gether.

SPECTACLEMAKERS,

Arcade,

think

Well,

off-hand. ?" to-dciy

KNAPP,

tempta

seen

what about the But After mother and my what should I do ?" it,

say

Sight-Testing

&

a

Fay had "

walk."

nice

it's

Very, miniature?

"

8 Royal

I

are

anxious

AND

do

I

In the first take you would place, to Cobham, show it to miniature and see what Fay and Mrs. Eyre, think." they

February.

is

OPTICIANS

and

"

"

HANDICAP, March 1899. 11th, YALE. 5,000 at. 5, run March CANNING HANDICAP, 5,000 at 5, run 25th, 1899. SYDNEY Monday, April 3. CUP, 25,000 at 5, run Easter NORTHAM March 1899. HANDICAP, 5,000 at 5. run 15th, ADELAIDE CUP, 10,000 at 5, run Adelaide, May 10th, 1899. BIRTHDAY CUP, 25,000. at 5, run Perth, 24th May. Port 5th July. POItT AUGUSTA CUP, 10,000 at 5, run Augusta, COOLGARDIE August. CUP, 10,000 at 5, vuu Coolgardie, KALGOORLIE CUP, 10,000 at 5, run Kalgoorlie. August. MENZIES Menzies, CUP, 10,000 at 5, ruu August. October. CAULFIELD.CUP, at 5, ruq ('aiilfield, ,25,000 November. 7th MELBOURNE CUP, 5,000 at 5, run Flemington,

night!"

should such

pursue idea?"

:

HELENA

CLARKE

advice,'

my

that. doing points I wished to question Lord Raglan about before take So I'll the portrait. finishing and walk over to Lynnwood to it,

23rd 5,000 at 5, run'Kalgoorlie, 4th March. 25,000 at 5, run

Bank

take

!"

morrow."

PRIZE

HANDICAP,

What

I

"Yes,

Perth.

Barrack-st.,

idea

it."

There

CHARLES).

J.

far-fetched

the

TATTERSALL'S

A.

a

took his but Hamish up palette, hands and he laid it trembled, How strange that this down again. man should into words the put that been had floating thoughts his mind all the week through "

all

The

startling."

!

BRANCH: Chairman

A.,

Mutual

woman

mother.

his

£10,508,995

-

declare, been Fay's

What

"

31st,

Surplus

every

Surplus

Esq.,

get a goodthankful to

I'm

is

States.

(December

PERTH A.

laughed.

One

"

over

office

Reference,

1

Hamish

POSITION

£49,349,231

-

of the The business the Policy-holders.

" I Excellent. One of the finest ever have and he took .the seen," beautiful miniature from a drawer and handed it to near, him. "It is and that painted, frame, exquisitely set in a makes it diamonds, quite valuable article." "

likeness

I

astounding. so remarkable,"

perfectly

saw

ish, and

-

Guarantee

!

It's

have

"

this

I

Well,

might

Society

child

Fay's refined he must nature be indeed repulsive. a he wouldn't take his What pity once and for all, and snubbing now leave her in peace but his conceit him. never blinds He'll believe that could resist him. But, please anyone soon Heaven, we'll get rid of him. If I can orders only get a few more and if I succeed in pleasing like this, and I am I Lord sure Raglan, pretty and I shall shall, my darling get and I'll take her right married, away from Cobham." "

United

FINANCIAL

sweet

of my

girl

the

.Assurance

-

?"

pursue

wonder dis poor he thought, at him," looking as he before the stood easel. a

Life

Equitable of

other

likes

lieve "

Hamish winced. He felt annoyed to hear the such of in a girl spoken manner for familar by this man, he was whom, although nominally he never his friend, had the smallest His of respect. desul idle, feeling had tory ways always displeased him, and of late his conduct impertinent filled him towards with Fay had wrath. the

peutej.

STREET,

portrait,

she

tion

WILLIAM

128

I tell "and, you what, is the image of Fay Melville."

the

& Co.,

PURSER

.

CHAPTER

and

back

low," in the

DRAKE

drawer. "

You're

Hardly.

close-fisted to more

the

cap.

picture, like our

miniature, Hamish confused.

I

swear

staitsd,

you

such

But, have

lovely you

saving, back going a

made

this

than have."

Fay

and looked

National Library of Australia

a

and

Ironmongers &

BUILDERS'

&

GENERAL

REQUISITES,

the

Importers,

STUBBS, 351

Hay

IRONMONGERY,

BRASS

GALVANISED

TUBES

ROLLED

STEEL

Danks Sons',

&

GIRDERS

(All

—

Perth.

Street,

FITTINGS &

&

PLUMBERS

FITTTNGS, Sizes),

,

little

John & Merryweather Agents

for

London.

Son,

Melbaurtie

Ltd., Fire Brigade Appliances.

;

.

—

so

fall

Alston's

Windmill.

Telephone

358.

;

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22981136

ov.au/nla.news-page23799412 National Library of Australia

ov.au/nla.news-page23799411 National Library of Australia

his

if

there

is

for

see let him so, doing She is and talk to her.

as well ment, a being justice month, ing last

reason

good

any

as

the

defendant,

the

peace.

of

he Dur

an

Tur Corporal dis Minilya he received certain from trict, reports and others natives the way regarding Mr. Brockman treated the natives in

he

his

artist like say poor struggling me ? Surely he would object to him a ? How as husband for his child I must face the ordeal, risk the ever, danger. Fay will be true, my faith nor ful little love. Neither wealth, nor would scorn change her. family, come She will be my wife, weal, come woe. God bless and keep her."

had

employ, and he (Sergeant Woods) written "on also received reports

the

same

his

darling be

a

if

her

sweet

queen, father

my

nobleman,

my

unpleasant

one,

to

be would

may

position for what

to

How

the

at

glanced

started

and

a

a

He

"

be

to

and

clock,

his

feet

in

late

it

is

then

surprise. I

!

his

put

in

it

Everything

in

is

into

his

"

clothes.

he said,

now," bedroom suit and

his

working

Back

again to

surprised Brown

in

to

re

?"

he exclaimed, FloodJackson " What's passage.

see

the

?"

up "

laid

—

it

Yes.

Wait

moment

a

the

on

in and it

!

"

is.

?"

and

we

at

the

go together." "

All

right.

I've

You

haven't

door.

miniature "

No

cab

a

got

the

forgotten

?" in

be ready in cried Hamish, and he ran jiffy," back into the bedroom, leaving Mr. Flood-Brown in the middle standing of the his with floor, filling pipe tobacco trom his pouch. it's

my

I'll

bag.

a

To

be

continued.)

9

The

111- Treatment

of Natives.

a

"

(The

Western

Intelligence

meted in the

ment

Mail,"

of out

Feb.

io.)

on the matter, and asked a summons obtained against He G. J. Brockman. assured this mat Bench that in bringing ter forward the police were ac only no mat tuated by the best motives, ter what be said to the might

Mr.

said Brockman, the defendant, and pleased always satisfied

was

the

of

ease

to

ill-treat

an

Brockman, of Julius and the charge against him Minilya, was heard at the Carnarvon Police the Court on before Mr. 24th ult., C. D. V. Foss, R.M., and Messrs. and HickenMatheson, Butcher, George

botham,

J's.P.

Sergeant

their

duties.

food,

and

wards

him.

by acting

in .other

National Library of Australia

ways

to

which the police Woods had performed

The defendant but

pleaded

the

admitted

offence, in the

and

justification,

of

course

statement

down

implied;that his natives to had been bribed give him. He evidence wished against the case to be so as to gone into, the out evidence, especially bring that of the witness Jackie.

case

a

Turner Corporal on behalf of the

conducted

the

police.

a native, deposed that he in the employ of Mr. Brockman, and had been working for him since he (witness) was a child. He re Mr. membered Brockman coming

Cooardie,

home

in

his

from

carriage the

took

horses

the

out

well. of the

and

stable. put them in the out. Jackie helped him to take them He heard someone and went calling to Mr. to the fowlhouse Brockman, to who was inside. He told witness down. He had handcuffs in his sit he put on witness's hand, which legs, After din and then went to dinner. ner he took off the handcuffs, and put in the stocks. witness Jackie was Mr. the with Brockman at time. native or white man was No other was the there. Witness in kept without dinner or fowlhouse supper, the and was in the stocks all after noon and night. He broke the door and got out of the fowlhouse because the stocks were his legs, and hurting to find to he wanted a of iron piece He could knock off the nuts. not get Mr. them as rivetted. off, they were Brockman came out and said— " are What the b you doing there ?'' He kicked witness in the: Accused had head, and shook him. cut his boots which witness's on, down his cheek. head, and blood ran After he got out of the fowlhouse he carriage,

went

on

stocks

being brought

wash the Brockman When house

the

back there

left

went

of

and

knees,

his and

legs.

on

away when

he

bullock

sent coast.'

Sam

were

the

river

Mr. he

Brockman had his (Mr.

up

mill. because

Mr. him

close Brockman

said, take house,

knew

two

put "

he

little

the

to

house,

up

her

What

for

em

Maggie

girls

at

had

put

the

stocks.

statement. Mr. Brockman's December he

On

in

ing did

straps, beaten

the

the

house

On

corner

named

that stocks

j

some

he

was

Mr.

rough

Bench

put

him

stole

a

the

store.

pair

in

had

was

:

went

was

Bench

:

laucu

The

me

end

the

of auu

kiujucii,

me

the side.

in

Sunday, a working

He

had

Turner': His country Nor' West. the Sherlock, him from there. Brockman brought woman. He a native knew Maggie, and Maggie He did npt hear Cooardie

By Corporal

once

Jackie went stayed all night,

the and

to

:

and

back next day. the" evidence. concluded and after a Bench retired, fined the short deliberation, they accused £5 and £g 8s. costs, and native the cancelled boy Cooardie's indentures. came

a

right control so far

This The

ME.

could

could see

Cooardie put

him

in

the

he

wanted

Maggie.

told

witness

that

he

the stocks because of boots and broke

into

he

above

man,

a

on

1

!

to

go

Qn

BENCH.

..

the

conclusion of Mr. Brock against was with charged

charge Japanese, unlawfully supplying native named Willie. fined and was guilt\' months' imprisonment.

not

through told him

the

THE

ON

BROCKMAN

Immediately

timber, 5ft. with bolts,

Witness

:

:

door

house

3olb.

whether one fowl-house. Mr. Brockman

Mr.

bush

together

about

because Brockman

the uuuse

get together. By the Bench

morning

fojlowing

Cooardie he before

eye

was

witness Brock

January

Turner

the

to

of

weighed

say the

'

for some station The to the cook and he went and in the left-hand house, the he saw stocks. They

By the

He

had

on

the

went

fastened

long, and

have

must

he

said, he

He said

summons

made

were

on

Mr. Katie and Kittie. Brock-, inan them till kept they grew up. He kept Maggie like that when she was little a one. The sketch pro ducedwas like the which stocks, were of rough bush timber. 'made

man.

meat

young at the When come

a

meat.

him

he

-which,

as natives, On the 10th

away. served

witness

wind

you ?"

the

over

to

.

15th

on

a with bullock-hide showed witness two valise

him. and it,

do

to

return

a

of the old woman. been in the stocks himself.

him

He with

whip.

his station

house

fowl a

account

what told defendant had stated. Mr. Brock he did give him a thrash in the stocks, but put him

said and not beat

a

saw

him and flogged Witness took

Brockman

man

mia. the stocks

him

him

Mr.

Brockman's) a

to

told

The with bush

galvanised and timber, see could person

was

left

.

coast.

lowi

was

and

camped

was

he

con

stated that he native, at Mr. Brockman for well when Brockman Mr. Bird's put and thrashed Cooardie in the stocks on He him. put him in the stocks

district.

came

Mr.

back

Sunday a

flogged

She was caught

Witness

woman.

and

putting

Maggie.

woman,

tin

Waddera,

Hough

on

he

Cooardie

and

breakfast,

Turner, Carnarvon, last 5th of December

who

It

the

over

By

Cooardie,

of laths

By Corporal

of

police

a

mother. :

not think inside.

anyone

Cooardie..

his

«

he did

Cloates

Bench

roof.

iron

Killie's

called

By the was made

to the

where

hide

station

came

Point

was

in

Brockman's station nearly five years, the a natives and had worked good bit at times. Jackie had a bad char acter. He was one of the worst boys on known the station. He had never a to ill-treat native. Mr. Brockman been As far as he had seen they had well -treated. He remembered Coo from a horse and ardie being thrown Mr. his left Brock eye cut. getting man a water went down to him with woman on knew an eld the He bag.

in

to

he

said

the employ of M r. Brock He was man about the 1st October. about a windmill 15 miles erecting and Simp from the station. Jackie, son were with him. The and Fane native with him all the Jackie was afternoon and night. time except one more once. was not than He away Mr. Brockman tell He remembered in the ing him he had put Cooardie stocks and had given him a whipping. defendant tell He did not remember in the he him what ing put him been on Mr. stocks for. He had

cut

the

Hough

tractor

Cooardie defendant put the stocks. Witness was standing the door when kitchen Brockman thrashing

it."

Sam

:

Brockman)

in

man

and witness 11.30 a.m., gave dinner at About 12.30.

at

On his way the native

on a handle, strips flogged with witness and then took off this, Mr. told the stocks. Brockman to saw them off. He then Jackie

witness some him to away

and breaking boots, tell He did not him store. on the old black about the assault woman. He "did not remember say there was a wo to him, I think ing

defendant defendant go

see

remem

Hough's

stealing into the

the

by the

He

Turner.

Corporal Turner

the on station passing to his way Point Cloates, and coming He Turner there. told back from he Cooardie for that had beaten

was

it

(Mr.

Corporal

four

gave

by bered

him

saw

said that on the he was patrolling

so.

brought

timber;

He

was

morning

till

to

went

gave him his supper and the next morn water of pannikin valise He took the two straps ing. dozen produced and gave him two the him down and then sent strokes, mail. He coast with Mr. Carter's he attempted him because thrashed an native woman. to assault old blind a pair to this, Cooardie stole Previous of boots, and broke into the store and He a of rations. did not stole lot on he kick Cooardie the head, as Cross-examined boots on. had no He

a

his him dinner time at

fowl-

his legs. and came of

strips

the

to

and

of

away. home

Mr.

do

house,

Cross-examined Witness did not

to

but

Witness

face.

J.

night.

at looking the same had on his legs. as Cooardie Cooar have or die did not any dinner sup in the fowlhouse. per when

The

him

let

meat

apiece

the

wanted

face,

went

stocks

made

in

light, off his not

morning,

whip

on

would was

the

cut

a

he

Brockman in

still

blood

ne

with

hands

his

his

prose

the defen Brockman, J. P., a and a said he was squatter for the district. of the Peace Justice nth the of the On or about night he put the native Cooardie October, all and left him there in the stocks

G.

a

water to kitchen and got some wash the blood off Cooardie's face, but Mr. not let Brockman would him do so. Cooardie broke the door and got out, and Mr. Brockman mended it with and then back to bed. went wire, on. Mr.' Brockman had his boots saw Cooardie Next witness morning with the stocks on. Mr. Brockman to tried get Cooardie's legs out of the He stocks. could not get the nut so he sent for the saw. off, Jackie the stocks off. Witness Jackie cut saw Mr. Cooardie Brockman beat a bullock-hide After with whip. Mr. let out of Brockman Cooardie the fowlhouse he (witness) gave him some him damper and sent away with some newspapers. Maggie was woman. remem a Witness single Turner a bered Corporal serving summons at the He re Minilya. with him into the membered going

was

my

The Mr. charge preferred against was that of ill-treating an Brockman native named Cooardie, aboriginal in his service, who was by placing him a whole in stocks for night without

in

manner

under

cook a

aboriginal native district has just Minilya reached and as will be seen Perth, from the account of the trial p'uslished the offender below, was, and still is, a of the We have justice peace. been informed by the AttorneyGeneral, however, that in having case into the and quired by telegraph, the opinion of the having received Resident on the case, he Magistrate at once penned a strong minute to the Cabinet, a with view to the re moval of the offender's name from the list of honorary The justices. of the peace in is justice question Mr.

con carefully with the and Protector

conferred

Magistrate

Witness

I

forgot my pipe he said, walking mantel-piece," round. Ah here looking You're nearly ready, I suppose

can

after he

and

for Mr. the

with

carefully

make himself As he ready for his journey. was his hair, a sharp knock brushing was heard at the studio door, and he hurried out in his shirt-sleeves to see there. who was move

Resident of Natives

he

his

amongst

and he went

the

subject,

which

sidering

hurry

and, drawing portman a and Gladstone bag, filled neces them with the various things ten for a visit to the sary days' the miniature in and, taking, cottage, morocco its case from the drawer, he "

when

patrolling

contrary.

must

picture out a

away, teau

slipped

!

was

.

pack up my things."

He

ner

to

Heigho wealthy

fairy

found

is

my fit

the

dant,

stated cook, Japanese that he was for Mr. cooking Julius and had been in his em Brockman, six months. He knew the ploy over He remem native boy Cooardie. bered Mr. Brockman coming home was near Cooardie in his carriage. the meat house. He did not know out who took the horses of the car as he was at the in the kitchen riage, time. He did not see any handcuffs Cooardie with at the time, but saw his in the stocks on the fowllegs house. was October 1. It about who He did not know put Cooardie in the stocks. Mr. Brockman and in the fowlhouse. Wit Jackie were ness saw Mr. Brockman put the handcuffs on Cooardie from where he was at the kitchen door. standing When he was in bed between 12.30 and 2 he the noise of heard a.m., hammering and woke Mr." Brockman who that's Coo said, got up and and ran witness ardie," out, calling a He took a light to to bring light. and Mr. the fowlhouse. Cooardie were there. Cooardie was Brockman in the stocks, and blood was running

Cawabila,

for

case

.

to

wishes,

resem striking and if he wife,

the

close

cution.

previous

.

blance

and dead

This

corro

(natives) of the

-

strange

-

Fay's

and Jackie Billy borated the evidence witness.

.

Woods, in opening the Sergeant said that it was a most unusual case, as of much one, and one importance the natives and their treat affecting

acci be— is, I am sure, purely may make inquiries. dental. I must Still, I must him of tell him, question

liquor He

to

a-

pleaded

"20, He

or

two

elected

to

gaol. this occasion of the Resident

sisted the same the tried the wi.th

the

Bench

Magistrate

con

and

had as honorary justices Mr. case Brockman, against addition of that gentleman

himself.

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22981137

T)E

Mr. charges against accused heard. These Pledge an him of assaulting and beating alias. named aboriginal Nadjagoora, " Jimmy the Growl," on the 29th and

Three

CASES.

PLEDGE

other

The

stick

were

put put

behind

De West

Australian

Feb.

,

15.

DEPOSITIONS.

THE

in the The taken depositions been case have Brock man already Below in these columns. published will the evidence taken in be found the De Pledge cases.

ot

30th

September

last.

in his evidence, stated Nadjagoora, that walk last shearing time he was He ran the team. away ing with and went from the team four miles in order to get the woman She Jennie. was that first case taken The was a but he lived woman, him single Mr. De Pledge, charging against and with her at shearing time since. on with having, September 29 last, the He took Well, gin to McRae's a native female assaulted and beaten the and Orkney came in morning alias named Noiey, Jennie. to to time take and he got him, The native Noiey, in her evidence, at station sundown with Yourey had run with stated that she away When Orkney and the gin Jennie. named and another native Jimmy, two came. he got there men De of Orkney, an employee on Reginald his Pledge put handcuffs hands, them back again. defendant, brought which were his back. placed behind her hands handcuffed with She was a De Pledge took1 out leather strap, who her back by De Pledge, behind and Orkney put the strap round his He also beat her at that time. gave neck. Orkney and De Pledge then She was her " a pretty good doing." down on the him ground, dropped a cut and beaten with small thing he was with and while there lying and was like a She strap. flogged, his back his hands handcuffed behind and Her back was blood came. sore, De with the him Pledge thrashed Her skirt was up she cried. pulled was leather. The leather thick and when she was beaten, and the marks doubled. Then De Pledge took him beaten. on her were caused by being him there all to a post and left night De Pledge took off After the beating, handcuffed with his hands round the her to the handcuffs and sent camp. a drink of Topsy gave him post. beaten because she had run She was water at time. De Pledge, night with Jimmy, who washer man. away he had had his breakfast the after had never beaten her " Her master came next up to him and day gave not hit and she was many before, more That made him thrashing." times. him and then De Pledge let him cry, said on another native, off the post, but put the handcuffs Nadjagoora, men had given him the Then he took him down four that the white again. and Orkney namejimmy. He remembered Orkney miles from the station, him and Jennie back from and De PJedge rode on horses but he bringing but McRae's Well to De Pledge's station. had to could not go very walk, the on De handcuffs put well. De Pledge then got a stock Pledge held her, with trot whip and made him Jennie, and, while someone along her with leather. and De Pledge thrashed them. he They got to a fence, then She was then. When She was handcuffed. took the handcuffs off him let back was and sore, De Pledge thrashed Jennie's Orkney held go. came was it became and blood him. He held the strap which swollen, her. was De Pledge thrashed down The girl and trickled round his neck. a which beaten with double strap, him hard with the leather. He cut and was rivetted. He saw the marks on the his back with leather, big and he also saw De Pledge beat When fastened to the blood come. her, her. was his and in given no tucker, Jennie post he was (witness's) and because he was when woman, away the morning time, they ran man his he saw with the he was De Pledge's thrashed with leather, His was woman. back given no breakfast. cut was thrashed in when he the, stated another native, Yarraray, There were of time. plenty he saw morning that Jimmy Orkney bring on witness's marks his back. De back to and (The and Jennie Pledge's, to the back Was shown Bench, and De he also saw Pledge beat Jennie on the witness the marks it, stated, there He hit her hard, with leather. had been caused At by the leather). but cry. and Jennie did nothing was made with The mark on his arm time Jimmy and Jennie lived shearing De the stock anil hit was Pledge as man and wife. beaten whip, Jennie the The with stock him whip. with a nail with a little bit of leather had him with leather De Pledge hit were it. Marks from the leather in He him the a in it. hit with rivet on still back. Jennie's on stock whip about five times arm, De Pledge, the defendant, Thomas him He thrashed back, and thighs. he evidence stated that in his gave he took De because Jennie. away cuts a the half-a-dozen with " girl What take for said, you Pledge there were no leather and " strap, I woman," and told him, away my marks on her after he had beaten her. and don't want to see you no more," not when he beat handcuffed She was travel He then .made him away. on one her. He handcuffs put- the at the for dinner Govern had bread wrist while he beat Jimmy. He de no ment and no break well, supper, back nied that the marks on Jennie's next and 110 dinner.fast morning, He were the result of the thrashing. hit him. Another Orkney did not on was Jennie going to put handcuffs man besides Orkney also held him. her and to away, prevent running de Constable I'ilmer, of Onslow, on one and then wrist, only put one to visited having Yourey posed it as she was He he took off, quiet. and to hav station on October 14th, sent Orkney and a native after Jimmy ing received a report of the thrashing them to back. and Jennie bring statement The man's of the natives. not signed to him, but Jimmy was that given was the same as in to him to was. The girl explained Jennie evidence, and he noticed subsequently after the Mr. McRae, J. P., beating, on a lot of scars 1) (on November want that she did not Jimmy, and which he said were back, when he found that Jennie and Jimmy Jimmy's the result he had re of the flogging as man he sent were and wife, living date He had at. that two ceived. Jimmy away with a team. on his buttock, were not scars which said that He had a Orkney, sworn, healed. also Reginald properly on when De wound one arms. The on of his Jennie had no handcuffs as scars had if they Pledge beat her, arid he did not think the 'appearance Of had been caused Jimmy could see Jennie being beaten by a stockwhip. .

r

'

'

!

.

from

present and saw handcuffs

was

ed,

he

where

He

was.

when what

Jennie occurred.

(witness) was thrash He

saw

If they had Jennie. have seen would them. been put on the The He s&w 'no marks gin. a thick of old used was leather "piece He 2ft. could harness about long, was a double it piece not say whether no

on

of leather. in width.

The or

in

Ber.ch; default

the

scars

cent

and

caused

on

he

It

was

about

iin.

or

so

defendant fined £5, two month's imprison the

ment.

National Library of Australia

on

a

Noi'ey, his

first

ever,

did

not

the the

morning,

as

to

old,

some

were

re

and

they had been instrument. in gave evidence

blunt

by some

corroboration

back-some

the

native, of

Jimmy's

thrashing. see as

Jimmy she

went

statement

She, how flogged away

in

with

When she saw sheep. Jimmy marks on Jimmy's again she noticed made those marks. back. The leather. She saw Jimmy attempt to strike De when De Pledge with a small stick went to put handcuffs on. the Pledge

his

was

long enough back and for him around it. just

his

arms

a native, Yarraray, he was in the that Jimmy and Jennie were

the

to

De station. and Orkney

sworn,

DESTRUCTIVE

to to

said

garden when brought back Pledge caught

an re The is address following Moran cently delivered by Cardinal in laying the of a school foundation

the

Nor key alias Topsy, another female native employed by De Pledge, stated that two were when the natives the De back to station brought white Pledge, Orkney, end another man caught Jimmy, who fell down or was thrown down on the ground, and on De Pledge put hancuffs him, and his neck. also a strap round Orkney held the strap, and De Pledge beat him. De Jimmy, Orkney holding to beat a leather used him, Pledge his and he beat him hard, cutting The wit back and making it bleed. in corroboration ness, gave evidence as treatment meted to the subsequent the

to

out

native.

the defendant, Pledge, he re stated that evidence, occurrence. the unfortunate gretted He admitted assaulting Jimmy about the When of September 29. night he discovered that living Jimmy was he thought it his duty with his sister to and put a stop to it, so he told try the wool Jimmy to go down with to He ran the team Onslow. away with first night and left the teamster back to out and came assistance, any and induced the station Jennie to run with him. He subsequently away him. He got him back and punished him in denied- that Orkney assisted to the administer any punish way on ment. As to the alleged assault the following morning on Jimmy, his he gave That denied the allegation. no was false. He gave him tucker and that even tucker him a blanket at about 8 o'clock. The next ing the morning he took him away across as river and as soon they handcuffed, he took the got through the thicket he had done so handcuffs off. When to his and got on horse, Jimmy a bit threatened him, and flourished He of rotten snake wood at him. his rode up to him with whip, riding out and not and told Jimmy to clear come He had not back got again. or the whip that he used, the leather There was to produce to the Bench. nor a nail arivet in the leather neither not doubled. It was a and it was bit of leather and new. Ork stout him to put the handcuffs ney-helped Thos.

in

de

his

Jimmy

on

:

that

Otkney,

Reginald that

all

he did. sworn,

stated

he 29th September to De. Pledge put the " on Jimmy the Growl." in he took no further part He got Jimmy at was .five or which Well, from McRae's station,

the Mr.

on

assisted

handcuffs After that the

was

matter.

McRae's miles six he where

It was brought Jimmy. McRae's from to miles While travelling Yaurey station. in front and Jimmy was sometimes or at his side. He sometimes behind Well McRae's brought Jimmy/from to and he denied most Yourey station, that he held Jimmy emphatically De beat with a strap while Pledge What the natives him. had said was were well false. looked The natives the journey and had after 011 back,

about

30

plenty

of water.

The

Bench,

as uisstated, already of the charges of assault on the 30th Septem ing the native the other two to ber, and in respect the defendant fined £5 in charges in default two or months' each case,

missed

one

imprisonment.

OF

REFORMATION.

THE

while held him handcuffs on. put Jimmy tried to hit De Pledge when and De De Pledge put handcuffs on, threw Pledge and Orkney Jimmy He down on the saw De ground. Pledge put a strap on Jimmy's neck At that and Orkney hold the strap. on time Jimmy had no handcuffs and hard with the De Pledge beat him his back and leather, cutting making him it After flogging bleed. Jimmy was fastened to the verandah and his arms the handcuffed with round He was no all post night. given he was tucker. In the morning let the see off She did not verandah, Jimmy beaten in the morning.

Jimmy, De Pledge

EFFECTS

at

Ryde His

—

THE

:

Eminence

no work the building schools. The those State were

said

was

than

important

more

up best religious who friends of the to in tried educate the the. young fullest education. system of religious It was said that these re by some

of

schools clashed with the State the but schools religious the bulwark for strongest

ligious schools,

formed

that

everything

was

good and

true

in

Selfishness was at the the the ills that effected this they To counteract must have the spirit of self-denial and in the schools, self-sacrifice taught and these qualities had their founda tion of religion. When in the spirit were children trained in the true the

State. root of all order. social

not of religion only they were for their future but life, equipped a consola their found them parents and the tion and State support, There Was room by them. profited to for the State be grateful for re education. It (Applause.) ligious had that the been asserted great abroad of education to-day, spirit and the progress in every branch of were the fruits literature and science, of the so-called Reformation. There than could not be a greater fallacy had been this. The Catholic Church at all of true en times the mother and in the period which lightenment, the Reforma immediately preceded of tion a wonderful there was spirit He (Applause.) enlightenment. the need not remind them of all Cathedrals. From mediaeval Catholic to the the time of the Reformation spirit

of the countries present day not one had in which the Reformation made headway had been able to build one Cathedral that could stand in com-of the olden with those petition Catholic times. Goethe (Applause.) a of the old contemplating painting school made the remarkable German confession :

—

of the Re period of indescribable and sweetness, hope seemed to live in all these paint and breathe them about ings ap everything to announce the King of peared Heaven the Reformation but since almost desolate, something painful, characterised works of arts." evil, "

Down formation

the

to

a

spirit solace,

—

;

ask

them Reforma tion and in Scotland. in England Froude the condition (vi. 28) sketches at the close of Edward's of England " To the Universities, the Re reign had brought, with it desola formation tion. To the people of England it had brought The misery and want. was the once once hand closed open heart was The hardened. open to

He (the Cardinal) look at the fruits

would

the

of

:

;

ancient

of man to the scuffling

loyalty for

exchanged

man

was

of selfish

To quote a few passages from Autobiography, page 394 I will take leave to repeat after a and a friend that in the philosopher the of Oxford greatest University of the public for these part professors, ness."

Gibbon's

:

"

'

have past, given up alto the pretence of teaching/ The fellows of our founda wealthy tion were immersed in Port wine and no or motive, Tory politics model, many

years

gether

even

;

example

of

study undergraduates. of a boy was idleness or

was

the

into and

some

irregularities but after

to

proposed .

.

easily of

.

The

betrayed

company very foolish,

expense excursions to London, frequent Bath, felt the hand of authority I never &c., or ever the voice of admoni heard tion. As the of Oxford University to had, contrived unite the opposite in her doctrines extremes of bigotry her and of indifference in practice; was not the religion of the pupils less ;

than literature." their neglected Take the opinion of.some of those who were themselves leaders in this Thus so-called work of reformation.

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22981139

its

foulest

un

mercifulness,

writes

that

:

versity,

immorality dishonesty,

forms,

There

pride, at scoffing religion and and a desire to virtue, oppress the sur and crush down far poor, that ever passed at this time anything occurred

before

:

in to

again writing ' he says have fallen

A

—

the

realm."

edition

the

to

reformer Another blind superstition, were

infidelity

were

ever

the

tells

not

liness,

or

the

They even

"

out

England

savages, garded

the

large divinity with planted schools of art

stables

were

of asses," of Oxford

schools

used

were

the

for

-

purposes. Latimer before Edward preaching to the 6th in declared it be a 1550 to see the schools so. pitiful thing There were neither neglected. scholars nor teachers. I11 Cam he there were bridge alone, said, 1000 fewer than scholars before the Reformation. Giordano Bruno gave some lectures the Oxford before close of Elizabeth's his return On reign. to the continent he that declared at

of

many

starvation

the and robbery one-half of the whole was in the hands in

worthless, s (iytler

"

was

;

or

of

that present

idle,

Memoir

ot

Karnes, such a state feared there

Laing,

we

term

introduction

Scotch

a

has

this

education, civilisation

a

revolt

of

labours

their

in their

severe

against in both society. of the

statesmen

in lives.

religion the ex Of the

time,

the

in any unbeiivers greater part were form of and distin Christianity, for the of their guished grossness lives. The and poor were ignorant were brutal. Schools there none, school save the Grammar of Edward We saw and Elizabeth. but one Bible Hannah in the parish of Cheddar, said More at a far later time, and that was used to prop a flower-pot Within the town the things were worse; There was no effective and in great police, or outbreaks the mob of London burnt houses, flung open Birmingham sacked and at aii prisons, pillaged of London their will. In the streets at one time gin shops invited every to for a penny, get drunk passer-by or dead drunk for twopence."

say science, in the the of :

—

from the people, spring of the Roman Pontiff and supremacy over the of the Catholic priesthood kings and nobles of the Middle Ages. men have All that of civil, political, and religious freedom in the present the in traced, age may be clearly of every country, to the work history and effects of the independent ing of the Church of Rome over power the property, social moveeconomy,

European

in the

"Historv

of Relig-

that in the 1 8th ion in England," states " Church the National with century resources all its had failed to purify the

Presby to

was

Stouediton.

L.ord

condition

social

Europe,

on

"

robbers

of

learning,

all

an

gang

Calvinist,

"Law,

theft and

violent

1814).

of slavery. Samuel

were

country landed property

For barbarism, Fletcher no remedy but the

Edinburgh,

were

by

living

least

against churches tremes of English

mere

these there

;

vagabonds

100,000

terian

laundry

and

beggars, of dying

of

re

the

and

cabbages, were

into

sinking

Universities "

as

were

;

the

prominent

—

:

remiss

most

and

and

Andrew The Scotch patriot, the of Saltoun, describes Fletcher, of Scotland at the close of condition in the the 17th century gloomiest " One-fifth of the popula colours tion then consisted of wandering

Church " who

semblance of or priests Bishops as regarded dicers, they were petty thieves and open robbers, whose only was to and kill the study destroy to people committed theijr charge." In the " Annals of Oxford by A. Wood it is stated that before the close of the 16th century the poor through

a

the

as

of. the

atmosphere

adds them

that

A

most

He

country"

the churches were of many a "The in sad plight. moral character of the clergy was no better than the material surroundings. Drunkenness was not unknown even in the House of God. Shameful of other on immoralities kinds were to sufficient attributed grounds clerical incumbents." lamentable

into

the

did

practically

of

providing

present

century. nothing schools,

of ig poorer

state

the

prevailed among and middle classes England, throughout the norance

throughout and

last

The in and

testant Church did less. The "Census Official in 1851 sets Report forth that "the records and recollections to be obtained of at the society of the bear testi beginning century "

Green (in " Short History writes of the condition of England in 1742 "A observer shrewd if prejudiced the English brands clergy of the day private, There

farce."

on men bestowed what honesty, virtue, god Christian was. charity bear did not the outward

were

livings

knew

that

us

than

better

something

Scythia."

Latimer

r-

commenced the Its revival till hardly conclusion of the 18th century, when the examination became for degrees"

Eng

The in' realm was Bishop of Rome. barbarous danger of becoming more

than

of

at any period of its history. swarmed with pro University, was a nest of noisy Jacobites, fligates, at the meanest ebb. and was literary

and

in under

his

The

"more

that

ignorance,

promulgated

than

land

states

all

social

—

Rogers in "Wealth

than

tented."

of

"

.

I

;

body." (Observations 1850, page 395.)

op

system professors

vol. Nations," writes, 2, p. 346 " the of Oxford The condition during seven Adam Smith years in which was lower resided at Balliol College

know people not what to Desolation think of it. that overshadows this land of ours was once so con and prosperous on

bitter

the

Thorold Smith's

of

ment, mind, and intelligence the connected with her in

there.

Copernican and

uni

in that

more

no

Professor

And seems

were

of the ponents than Lord Bacon of Oxford.

Cranmer

Archbishop heavy curse

was enthroned and ruled supreme

ignorance

—

the the

to a state of ignorance and so dense and general that immorality if any member of the present genera tion could be suddenly transported to that earlier he would period be able to believe himself in scarcely Such was the condition England." of things 270 years from the inaugur the ation of Reformation. English A return ordered in by Parliament that 1 81 8 showed in 17 of only one

mony

the

were some population receiving hind of elementary education. Macauin a in speech in Parliament lay, to the fact that 1847, called attention were married in 130,000 couples of these 1844 50,000 bridegrooms and 60,000 brides did not sign their names but merely made a mark. ;

These were some of the fruits of the Reformation. On the other hand, the Catholic Church had faithfully as the mother of pursued her course learning,

the in

friend

of

every

age,

Hi

enlightenment. Holy Church extended to her patronage every form to of branch of art. culture, every If the world had progressed in edu cation it was not on account of the To-day,

as

.

in

Bradford see

'

the contemporary " All men may

far

State work Pro-

but

Reformation, And

plause.)

the

in

spite

of

ceremony

it.

(Ap of that

a but a sequel, of corollary Church had been doing all He congratulated through the ages. and on pastor people having the in their midst, who were good Sisters to look after the education of the He trusted would in young. they that parish go on with the good work in which were and they engaged, that when the school was opengfl at Easter time find they would every Catholic to re boy and girl attending ceive instruction which would prepare them to be worthy citizens, a consol ation to their families, and a blessing around them. to those (Great ap

day

was

what

the

plause.)

i

neecliaiiis

Pills FOR

ALL

NERVOUS1 BILIOUS DISORDERS SUCH

Sick

Henri \>

Ab

ache. ccik

JStomach.

Impaired-

Hifvostion,

Constipation, Liver Ali In

boxes

9R,

13id.,

and

2s.

9d.

Female

Ailments.

each.

Prepared

National Library of Australia

and

Complaint,

by THOMAS

BEECIIAM,

St

Helen's,

England.

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22981140

TIMES It

!

is

!

necessary

absolutely

n«»t

what

that

our

Are

!

and

DESPERATE

be.

should

Stock

Splendid at

accordance

THIS

with

their

BE

THE

OB DEB

OF

will

Custom,

not

over

cany

si

whole

of their

Stock

Magnificent

be thrown

will

RIDICULOUSLY

J\JJ

TVT

i

U

VV

O

the

success

Sales.

iiave

been

the

Crush

is

great a

Send

Arrangements

a

Separate Post

Card

made in

the

to

which I

his

has shall

Execute

attended exception,

no

Country

received Orders

by

Post

are

at

PRICES.

be

but

THROUGHOUT.

DEPARTMENT Orders

Warehouse,

out

always

'BARGAINS

ORDER

COUNTRY

However

possible.

LOW

our

(tENTITNE

.special

if

CO.,

\

;

the

i

article

single

DAY.

END ;

V

THE

-

usual

:

TO

cleared,

sacrifice.

any

WEIDENBACH In

Jh

be absolutely

REDUCTIONS WILL

J.

should

they

:

with

being

despatch. hxecuted

just

the

same,

with

Staff.

for

Samples,

but

NOTE

WEIDENBACH

National Library of Australia

order

OIK

&

early

and

avoid

ONLY

disappointment.

ADDRESS:

CO., HAY

ST.,

PERTH.

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22981141

M. ST.

PATRICK'S

CHURCH, Now

M.

F.

CA

V A

i\!

A (j

F.R.I.B.A.

11 ,

Vice

National Library of Australia

President

(London), W.A.I.

Architect, A.,

F. S.A.I.

F.R.

Hist.

S.

(London).

in

FREMANTLE course

of

(North

East

K.

Cavakagh,

F.R.I.B.A.

(London),

Architect.

View;.

erection.

J.

C.

CAYANAGU,

A.S.A.I.A.,

Architect.

A.

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22981142

by

an

Superior

cessity,

commodation will contain

and

ago to say the

about

farewell

Rev.

three

meeting

large

a

the new O.M.I.

at

departing

Superior,

and

to welcome

Gaughren,

the Rev.Father Superior, Ryan, the Lordship Bishop presided, and the liberal was at support promised meeting for the proposed new building.

The

of the old church accommodation been for the long quite inadequate but the of Fremantle, erec congregation tion of a church or of a church, portion future suitable for the Fremantle of the has

His

Mr.

M.

F.

F.R.I.B.A.

Cavanagh,

structed

by

present

designs,

Father

to

the prepare been approved

Ryan

which

in

was

have

PATRICK'S

aisles,

Now

C.Y.M.S.

' .

the of the details arrangement E. J. Hayes. being in the hands of Mr. " on Hamlet A very able paper was read Mr. As is usual let,"

'

many that

—

night.

transepts, choir

arate

.

Hayes.

to

ACKNOWLEDGMENT We Mr.

received the following the week during 0. Jame", Perth, 3s. to 31-12-98.

Mr.

P.

Momssey,

Mr. Mr.

M. J.

O'Neil.

liave

seriotions

Gullewa.

sub-

31-12-99. Mr.

J.

Mrs.

Scott, 12s. Bridgetown, E. Maslin, Bridgetown,

to 31-12-99. 3s. 3d. to

31-12-98. Mrs.

S.

O'Neil,

3s.

Bridgetown,

3d.

to

31-12-98. Mr.

L.

Lynan,

14-3-1900. Mrs. Canny, Mr.

J.

D.

12s.

Bridgetown,

Perth,

6s. 6d,

to 31

10s.

to

18-12-99. P.

Mr.

Reynolds,

12s

Groenough.

to

31-12-99. 4-13-1

of

nave

walls

The

Gothic,

sep the

F.

F.R.I.B.A.

Cavanagh, (West

MANTLE

of

solid

very

National Library of Australia

offer

.extraordinary known

columns made

advertising

our

Globe

Watch

Com

by

End

the

young, without

splendid fortunately terms

of

who

wishes this

to

payment, opportunity. secured their

secure

Those them

good qualities

a

watch

speak and

in value.

high

pure

in

style.

architects.

Architect.

The of

retirement

hard

work

well-known

Drapers,

from of

Mr.

firm

of

of

&c.,

business J.

years of the

following

&

Co.,

sall's

Perth,

is

Boulder

be

in publicly morning, the day of the race 1st, Blackwood, £348, Jones and Perth 2nd, Avenger, Dalton, 3rd, £69, Miss Wills, Ooolgardie; Tapean, J. Lloyd, Victoria £34, Hotel, Kaigoorlie.

bach

Weidenbach

Hay

street.

-

announcement mingled feelings by a larae regret This

received

"with

faction

and

Satisfaction

acumen

has

resulted will of

popular

to

will

in be

by Mr.

business member.

of

men

A

will

public

announced

to

in

the

take

place

ship accounts

and

other

in

with the closed on

connection house has been

Thursday

this

to re-mark the daily

all

to

and

liberally out this

subscribed

support

is

profitable the

by

arrange

partner

necessary dissolution.

articles

firm intention

and

inst.,

will

be

Monday

on

Tattersall's

Consultations

colony,

received

being

New

on

is 25,000 at five, being to, generally, through and also considerable

from

the

eastern

colonies

The and

Wednesday the

"

sale

the 3,482

on

with

:

genial felt

The

Tatter

drawn

was

Handicap,

a

closed

Theatre,

W.A.

assistants in

announce to

almost

is to be goods away, everything of price. Not regardless only will of summer the balance goods be sacrificed, but all the newest and latent of shipments be into this thrown goods will gigantic which clearance sale, ou opened Friday,

disposed

and

subscribers, Cremorne

market

the

24th

which

Cup,

the

cleared

is

(J

and

sacrifice

The

drawers of W.A. Consultation Charles)

;

busi

Weidenbach,

week, to permit

goods.. their papers

Consultations. the

are

slihcess, fro.u losing

be "

of

general

keen

and

great

enjoyment

general

at such

Tattersall's

satis

circle

the

financial

expressed

will of

be

that

find

displayed

ness

source

after

Weideu

continued

until

of.

Mr.

of

RYAN,

Book

Depot,

public

in

the

notifies to

Catholic the

of

general

REMOVED

REMOVAL.

OF

|OTICE

W.A.

that

central

more

Art and

Catholics

he and

and the has com

modious

situated in HAYpremises, doors STREET east of Pier-street), (two where he hopes by constant attention and to merit the he has civility support received

in

the

past.

A

GOODS to large shipment of XMAS fine selection hand, including nicely bound Presentation Volumes, Statuary,) Rosaries, Water Religious Pictures, Holy Fonts,

of

offer a to who .have

seems

are

decorated

mouldings,

(London),

105 Pitt-street-, takes the form

or

the

View).

j'

The offer N.S.W.' Sydney, a the ex of simple puzzle, entitles the sole of which (under planation the a silver condition of purchasing chain) a solid silver hunter guesser to keyless old at <£2 10s. To anyone, watch, valued

is

and

will present building be carried as far as the the remaining transepts portion will be completed when The required. is carried out Mr. building being by Robert under the Hannah, of supervision

well-

Limited,

panyi

gener

The

an

appears the

architecture

century, etc.," carvings,

tracery,

building

substantial.

erection.

all In

the

and

of

style 14th

"

dewith papers on "Hamlet many raided and con bateable points were' was siderable discussion in, indulged by Messrs. Doheny, Orr, principally Recita Stritch. Dwyer and Father were tions Lyhane given by Messrs. deand Stritch Hayes, and Father a short discourse on Shakes livered peare. During the evening an invireceived from the Subiaco tation was C.Y.M.S. the Perth. Society inviting next on to a musical Monday evening

and

concrete,

is

ally

and freestone, the and North Fremantle of the foundations are of

whole

-|The

cement

altar,

Blessed and Virgin, the acolytes and for

Sydney

are

of Cottesloe

are

sanctuary,

dedication

idea fair can be gained of the ex The from the two views. windows, the and windows entrances, traceries, spire, the internal columns of the clerestory and

the

\

large

very

gallery,

A very

give

12-98.

Lawlers,

Kennedy,

to

two

nave,

terior

ranks

to 17-12-98.

6s.

ac

and side

priests.

regrets

13s. to 31-12-98. Northam, 12s. to Moriarity. Bridgetown,

central

furnish

people,

for

amongst them .

thousand

a

the

sacristies

friends.

S

to

designed one

large

a

announced.

"

by

course

It resolved was to respond kind invitation as by having members as possible present on

night. to the

-At the above Perth. Society's a week's last meeting, very interest was the debate held, siibjebt ing are "That direct taxes prefer being The affirmative able to indirect." was taken O'Connor by Messrs. and (leader), Hayes, and Doheriy, the negative Lyhane by Messrs. and O'Donoghue. (leader), Culligan, was animated The discussion through the negative eventually out, party of popular favour. secured the verdict in the several notices Those interested of motions in Mr. J. Orr's standing that name will to know be pleased at a previous meeting of the Society carried without exception. they were The business of this week.'s special " Ham with A night meeting was

in

is

for

baptistery, and altar

FRE

CHURCH,

and Bishop, by the in Paris. the order

of

stone. church

M. ST.

the

Lordship General

The

half years Fremantle

a

held

was

the

to

Father

and

his

—

.

Our illustrations week are two for this beautiful church views of the exceedingly which the Catholic Oblate Fathers and the of the Fremantle are on people erecting site of the old church, Cantonment-road.

and

—

serious .the gate of the colony, was too entered to be lightly undertaking upon. the rapid of the town However, progress and made some move a ne surroundings

CHURCH

FREMANTLE.

—

PATRICK'S

.

ST.

suitable A

good thing

therefore our

readers

once

will more

to

J.

bear draw A.

and repetition, the attention Hicks

& Co's.

we' of

great

sale of and clearing drapery which is now clothing, taking place at their This Hannan-street, Kaigoorlie. premises and sale terminates the our on 28tli inst., to be in time are to readers counselled eof secure som really phenominal bargains.

half-yearly

Wax all

Altar

Light," as

stock

for

Xmas

and

Incense,

Candles,

Agent

requisites. all the Irish

American

for

gifts; Floats, and Austral "

English Magazines.

as

well

Large

Literature.

P. Catholic

Year

and

Catholic

of National

New

Charcoal,

F. Art

RYAN, and

Book

Depot.

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22981143

The

Most

Genuine

Sale

Record.

on

Fremantle

On

Day

-

28.

JAN,

SATURDAY,

-

Under

One

Month

The

N.

MAIDEN £4.

Overhauled

be

1

and

Article

every

Reduced

!

!

!

about

are

and to

;

3s.

Nom.,

2s.

aoc.,

;

buy first-class

MILES

£5;

;

Boots

and

Clothing

and

and

Shoes

ridiculously A visit

will

prices.

truth

of all

statements.

these

&

HICKS Cash

Popular Near

Post

and

Drapers HAN

Office,

CO., Clothiers,

—

Irish

Jig,

Reel

land

Fling

Step

and

JAMES

& CO.,

TODD

forwarding arranged.

please consign Hides, Skins, or

chaff Tallow

to

of

Addres:

Codes:

and

cent,

stock

by telegram

Office

Telephone,

Box

No.

be

may

NOTHING "PREMIER"

Moreing bought

in

Public "

PREMIER

"

"

PREMIER

"

"

PREMIER

"

"

"

has

in

SOAP "

FREMIER

makes BRAND

Neal,

Broom

at

London

on

Place

EAST

(OPPOSITE

THE

MOST

MAGNIFICENT

First

MON.

St.

Marcellus

P.M.

TUES.

St.

Ignatius

B.M.

of

SPLENDID

70

4

handsome

electric .

THREE

etc.,

PERTH.

HARBOUR, and

307.

ALCOCK and

RIVER,

AND

premises,

supplying

Sanitary

Travellers.

Tariff

All

popular stocked.

and

celebrated

brands

Letters

and

telegrams

promptly

BILLIARD

Perfect.

Arrangements

An

Ideal

MRS.

E.

Lucius

Be

of

Wines,

C.

130

Three

lights.

TABLES. Home for Tourists Whiskies,

Cigars,

PLUMBER,

IRON

TANKS, PUMPS

of

BATHS,

FIXED.

STRET

(N EXT

JOSEPH

BOSWELL,

GASFITTER,

Manufacturer

BELLHANGER,

SPOUTING,

BATH-HEATERS

Estimates

National Library of Australia

given.

in

688.

and

MADE

TO

good,

prepared of Christ."

and

Pius

IX.

1899.

25,

QUESTION. a

that exist

WORKS.

Repairs

a

of

: —

from

us,

can

it

is

it

of seem

population

no

other

prospect

the

fate,

too

common

into

brought Anglo-Saxon civilisation,

WINDMILLS

Tel.

but

under

even

in

1134. original

is

small which

blot

We

do

portent the upon

a

has

it

been

forms that

no

pro

forms

no

in

community

displayed.

not

as

not

was understood, of a reformative

But are alone that

to

likely

character.

conditions those such be made for the pro or tection of the native for tribes, the amelioration of their standing?" to Mr. Ormerod the According can

of the

Kimberley

native

population

district

iu

40,000. that some by which as well

time be adoptedthe future of these people, others elsewhere of those

amounts

itself

it is Surely should system

to

some

high

the colony, who have to utter yet been brought ruin, should made less rate, be, at any miserable. We see contact what

somewhat should have before it than to native a

with

contact

conditions,

the civilisation of the stations,, of stations in the hands of esteemed to occupy worthy of Justice of the Peace,, position

with even men

the

involves

for

quote

besides the is instructive. We of the is

a

see

the experiencehow vain mission, desire to do good, and

also,

mere

untrained be. that may an

sacrificing field here

zeal,

degraded

adventurous may be his his

from

good-will.

even

of men and brave.

inexperienced

heir

them. The reports have much in them details that of cruelty

Anglican

of dying with

of savagery.

not

we

even

comparison state

reason a

very tolerable should slavery To none of us creditable that

remains

still

the

it may be unless to

us.

among

also what

races

COPPERSMITH.

Speciality.

much

as

assumed, minority a system

small

DOWNPIPE.

ORDER.

womanhood

tection,

prove

and iniquity having before for those who

FEBRUARY

none

ably

STONEMAN'S).

and

RIDGING,

to possess tages of civilisation, been thought for promotion to fit the responsible of Justice position of the Peace. Lynch law, executed of the personally by a Justice and against whose infliction Peace-,

supposed

been

purpose,

your resist

spirit evil with

NATIVE

numerous

ROE

Lent.

narrative on the failure Missionary as' from the reports Forrest River, we e'seof oiuelty that reproduce that there is where, does it appear a native in this question Colony, demands a speedy solution. which To

Telephone

GRIFFEN,

GALVANISED 127

in

quoted

who are all the advan and who have men

throughout

Brandies,

to.

attended

by

clear that he, at least, for that he was granted with one who to all was, dealing intents and purposes, In his slave. case a was entered another plea that morals were at stake. The and ad rough ready correction even had it ministered, however,

P.M.

I.,

Sunday

indefatigable

undaunted

Almost of the

PROPRIETRESS.

PHCENIX

St.

Second

OCEAN.

Moderate. ONLY

as

it,

takes when

appearance in the cases

exercised

na

mat

becomes took it

Sheet.

/

Drawiiigrooms.

FALSHAW

AND

SAT.

SUN

SATURDAY,

Throughout.

the

on

Holy Winding

try to conquer your eyes the reward combat for the name

bars.

Ventilation and

installed

is

plant

P.O.

Simplicius

W.A.

furnished

Elaborately The

P.M.

Hyginus St.

THE

Parlours,

Bedrooms,

Lent.

The

with

STATION.)

find

we

by us,

the

meantime,

Lynch

law, another

was

by

was executiou, be expected.

must

quite

man

a plea of know that. entered in one of jmakes the matter anybetter on the contrary, the as ; J.P. made the that sumption by were the natives outside the pale of the law, and that he might take their into his own punishment It thus hands, seems significant.

Tie ZlZA.Tieeerd.

IMPORTERS,

Telephone

what

justification, the cases,

EXCELLENCE.

daily.

IN

HOTEL OF VIEWS

in

Sunday

St.

FRI.

o

: —

.

ij

SUN.

5

MERCHANTS.

FREMANTLE

—

i:

27

AUSTRALIA.

HOTEL

a

t

26—

1— WED.

in

Retail),

Deliveries

orders.

c

c

—

Families

)

MARCH.

Highest

EAST,

ST.

for

C Secretaries

FEBRUARY.

3

and

SPIRIT

HAY

waited

Joint

(

St.,

of possible naturally

if

ter,

—

"

314

by

DOHENY,

and

(Wholesale

AND

WINE

High

Fremantle.

r

2— THURS.

GROCERS

CASH

Healey,

month

a

is delicious. tins, most brilliant light.

&

HUGHES

Australian") Perth.

117

hall

to.

the

a pleasure. GUARANTEE only from

a

c.o.

SUCCESS.

washing is

Moffat,

i

flavour."

air-tight

conditions

special

;

Opinion.

Obtainable

PREMIER

attended

secured

give the

with

the white himself killed Wild in justice" said,

"

even

London.

LIKE

exquisite

an

COFFEE, CANDLES "

PREMIER

The

TEA

and

promptly

have

;

period,

rules,

James

28

Brands

W.A.

22. and

Shares

SUCCEEDS

of

patronage

Broker 252

ary also afterwards

Thurs

on

Bank.

Colonies,

letter

or

close

cripple,

tives.

events must pedestrian if three none years last five performances.

for

required.

as

McNeil,

as

—

Eastern

Fields,

under

past

that

A.

—

the

on

communications

The

live

—

Agents

Pole

events

Hotel,

—

All

of

Share

P.O.

daily.

rendered.

promptly

A.

daily Farmers

street,

deposit.

Reliable

events

Performances for shown

during

.

per

received

quotes

PERTH

Murray

and

Commercial

:

£4. (561bs.) the Caber, £2.

Union.

Cyclists'

—

25

Adelaide

319.

Bedford

Bankers

10s.

Committee.

Siding, or shipped

Perth.

Telephone,

"Stranger."

London

of

Exchange

39

355

rooms,

sales

Stock

Stock Private

and

Sales

locally

BARRETT, Member

Cable

Market

sold

37

487.) in the

Account

a.m.

£2.

£1

hump-back

a

who was under locally stood to owe his disabled state to inflicted on him by a white injuries man with a tomahawk. It made no difference as the Mission that,

March.

Sheffield

(Telephone Products

10

H.

It.

and

Dairy at

on

Jump,

(61bs.)

Tossing for

Cycling

be

building) MARKETS.

Thursday

and

£1.

10s.

High

£2. Hammer

Weight

High Hop,

£2.

Hornpipe, £1 costume)

Jump, the

third,

Wyndham,

at

and

witnessed that there

personally kind, but

—

11 a.m.,

;

and

(in

Nominations

(new

and

Farm,

Sales of Fruit, at

ST.

10s.

First, £1.

had of the

nothing was

—

Wed Handicaps, day, 2nd March, 1899. Acceptances, Monday, nesday, 9th March.

Auctioneers, MURRAY

£6.

£1

third,

6d.

2s.

acc.,

;

Yards,

£3;

Is.

acc.,

;

the

Putting Vaulting,

NAN-STREET,

6d.

second,

;

2s.

13th

A.

10s.

Nom.,

Throwing

KALGOOBLIE.

355

we refer in another place, heard of cruelty in occasionally the district from which he had just returned. The Missionary said he

are

he himself 120

second,

HANDICAP,

-

A.

2s.

Nom.,

YARDS £3

Is.

acc.,

;

£10;

First,

£2. 440

The

;

HANDICAP,

HIBERNIAN £15.

J.

Is.

Nom.,

10s.

the

prove

10s.

serve, to

tralian

(for

£1

First,

to moreover, give those reports which, as testified by Mr. Ormerod, the to whose interview with Missionary a West Aus of the representative

.

.

low

They

16) boys under second, 15s. ; third,

HANDICAP

MILE —

Drapery at

;

credibility

£ll 5s. SCRATCH RACE, third, 10s. second, £2; 3s. 5s. lap prizes. Entrance, £10. MILE HANDICAP, BICYCLE £1. £2; First, £7; second, third, 6d.Nom., 2s. acc., Is.

and BOARDINGGENERALLY

RESTAURANT the PUBLIC

SALOON,

OP FAMILIES to get MARRIED)

on.

WHEEL RACE, £15 second, £3

—

HOTEL,

for

HEADS

;

Is.

First,

—

£2.

First,

—

chance

;

ace.,

;

DAY

PATRICK'S 2 Miles, £20.

FIVE

a splendid KEEPERS, those who

Is.

Nom.,

third,

is

BICYCLE HANDICAP, third, second, £1

<£2 10s.

First,

—

10s.

!

ST.

This HOUSE (including

and

Forresters.

MILE

to

Line

and

!

Stock

Each

Perth the H.A.C.B.S.

of

the

Programme.

Only

Whole

17

Oval. of

auspices

Branches

Fremantle Irish

For

the

Under existing circumstances, as illustrated nevertheless, by the to which we have alluded, instances the aspect snch is of the matter. The cases of cruelty, of reports we which barbarous as reproduce, take still a they are in themselves, darker meaning from the fact that instances of they are but recurring what has been continually going

DAY.

17.-(DEMONSTRATION)-MAR.

MAR.

opening

DAY.

PATRICK'S PATRICK'S

ST.T.

for

though who are There

it

slfis

no

the

self-appointed,, or the missionary, whatever amateur, or excellence, personal It must be evident

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22981144

monstrance

it

Perhaps

:

was

but dissemble love, your ?" did kick me down stairs why you It must we be evident also, repeat, done if that mischief has been to

right,

produced impression on the native mind from the arrests at mission and made the station, matter the taken in the by part only

the-

by

the

police.

'

for these poor people for them undertaken

every which thing a and not has complete, proved has a mischevious, failure, possibly missionaries. been done by Catholic could An insensate only, bigotry desire

shut

to

them

question that is

a

—

ente>ing delay, is

further

moreover,

well

as

im

as

also

for it evident.

—

of

native

a

is

question,

pressing a solution portant and well proved

duty

—

out.

there

therefore,

If,

is

The without

upon this, palpable.

NEGOTIA

QUESTIONABLE TIONS.

in the colony of General The arrival to Booth take be probably place our are in has fore words print of ex been heralded by several notes his followers. The citement among —

—

too, among manifest that attends sion in which a person tained to wide-spread interest,

the

is

public

on

occa-

any

who

has

at is

notoriety

engaged. be

must

,

admitted,

moreover,

the that position occupied as that General of a man and. brought inaugurated

by the had

who to

some .

It

its

of

in peculiar perfection, that required undertaking, no or for its inception and conduct, or of mind of power dinary strength entitles and penetration foresight, him to a certain degree of distinction, him a prominent and gives place

degree

an

line,

the

among

lesser

celebrities

the

of

period. nature of the With regard to the done the work by Army which or has General Booth established, it is to the mark that destined finally the of the make upon annals time, we

are

with methods itself

by, the

hardly in confidence. the

of

a

to

position that

notice

doubt,

seems

speak in

Much

Army

the

upon no

the

intrudes

the

of

passer of suggestive before swine, warned in

of pearls casting which we are against A profanation Holy Writ.

of

holy of

for Nor, and made

gress that any

permanent the

upon the object We

do

not

common

all all is

the the

boasting marvellous it

is

reported, nature

classes the of

who

is

pro

apparent

impressions have been

striking

find

that

of

a

made

are

especially Army's solicitude. in any of those that, to have made claims

where it of crime are the statistics has become or vice diminished that cities

headway,

or

less

common.

flaunting there seem makes converts, to fill least others ready at always less the

Army

National Library of Australia

and

another,

sideration

or

has

no

not

are

right

that

privileges

denominations

to

We

other

all

enti

equally

meantime,

find,,

least

one

made. months

that,

in

.

a instance, has been

particular

claim

exceptional

very

some which also occasion to

to

It

is

one

ago

we

had

We now, however, perceive interview in the published West Australian has that this claim been the object of alleged negotia in tions between the Commandant Australia of the Army and the Gov ernment of this colony, and that from of the communications the nature that have passed between them, the Commandant has hopes of what he as a looks upon result. satisfactory refer.

from

an

,

We

decided as to the com opinion we munications in That question. reserve until those communications have It be been made public. may assumed that, if the Government take action in the they will any matter, the the communications for publish, the of the of information people who have to a demand right colony, that nothing that is done in the case shall be secretly agreed on, or with held from the fullest publicity. cannot

pronounce the nature of

a

The

instance to which we claim made by Com mandant Booth that a "certain now at Rottnumber of the boys to nest should be handed over him, to with a view to their being trained on a block of land farming practical which is owned Salvation by the The Comman Army at the Collie. dant says that this is followed plan and but in Victoria Queensland with that we have to do. nothing those be the case, No doubt, if such note whose office it is to take of the particular allude is the "

;

matter

are

to

vigilant

prevent

any

abuse. "

the

boys belonging

nomination

be

shall in

training and that

that

de

handed

over

for

of

his

sect,

institution

an

to

shall make to Government the him for the purpose capitation Other demands grant fixed by law. the has no than this Commandant to make, aftd th'6 Government right into with by entering negotiations other would be for him, any ends, and very acting ultra vires seriously the place which they compromising too The we is fill! repeat, case, to need clear any elaborate explana tion. Boys whose creed is that of the Salvation or whose Army, par

If

consent to their give their that instructed in creed, may the Commandant's to trusted

ents

Government, to

right

Army

send

a

single

conditions

are

institution boy in whom an

not

tantamount

ledgement religion

possible

fulfilled.

for

us

to

believe

that

The

last

.

of

the

Faure.

of the

to

prison

a

—

messenger,

sent

met priest, the exception

in

the

So

little

a

a

for

a

with

far, stirred

rioting

up

the election of M. Loubet, by M. against Paris President of the Patriotic Deroulede, disorder has It is no occurred. Club, that Prince Victor significant, however, the Imperial declares, Napoleon, pretender, in a manner not creditable to himself, very that

M.

deceased but

had

his

career

of

was

brilliancy. had begun

He

was

a

life

in

the

tanner. to equal,

M. but

Loubet

record.

A

particular

no

self-made humble

and

man

of calling well qualified

appears

a

not to exceed, his predecessor's distinction meantime of the

of the its Presidency Republic possibly to be the manner in which seems only one its Marshal it occupants relinquish in M. McMahon, resignation disgust M. Carnot, in disgrace Grfevy, resignation assassination M. Casimir Perier, resigna tion and M. Faure, premature mysterious —

we

Mr.

D'Arcy

Irvine.

own

Masses

sung

don, that

we

are

the

high

;

himself

M.

seen.

Case

Point.

in

iu

feels

may

be

death

Mr.

point. Australia the

scheme

of

his

suppose suffered

is

that

in

his

any of

grievous

bourhood for

viding after

as

proved

them.

A

Dr. Christ's

there

Paul's,

in

by of

his Lon remarked Cathedral

(Gounod) that

the

day

at

Perth for

view

a

closing

their

open

on

to

and

their

in

lieu

usual

The

write

of both

March,

instructed

Fre

purpose people of

17th

Wednesday.

viz.,

excursion and

their

to

the remain

at

the

business

on

to

the

to

half

Secretary the

various

would

the

was

Other

in

Blair's

Mr.

most

and

be

on

that

received,

the

by

necessary

of it

DIOCESAN

to

NEWS.

to

that

The

Kanowna

The

Rev.

Phelan

left

Perth

the

mission

Mission.

week

for

Kanowna. act

as

assistant

an

to'

Father last at

where

he

will

the

Rev.

Father

P.

BOWES.

Brereton.

was

OBITUARY.

suitable

career

Secretaries and

Marcn,

entry

any

accompanied

—

more

the 2nd

fees.

pro been trial it

have

with the

will

account

no

of

incapable

close

next,

as

blacks neigh

The

events

unless

College populated

reason

loss.

all

on

for

Lang,

any

departure,

by them.

incidents assistance

one

formed

with

Thursday

of repeated years be of little advantage to additionalin spear practice

perhaps,

missed

con

Gounod

for

50

to little

means

to

late

needs

some

has

he

Nor

to

missionaries

their

his

that

hearing

for

the

also

was

this

is

from

Nor

profit.

Bovet,

stated, came in connection ago,

occurred seems

the to sparsely of New South Wales. His career parts a was missionary, however, evidently He abandoned limited duration. soon to enter that were more upon pursuits as

has

much

has

the

men

young missionaries

sending

de

On

in

the

for of music asking tenders supply and for the and also to processions sports, of the Publican's Booth, Refresh dispose Stalls and ment Side Shows by public auction at an date. early Intending that nominations are reminded competitors

age,

it Blair, 50 years

some

on

any from

St.

due

high

even

quoted at "he

fares

were

holiday,

of nonpropos a circum blacks, David an exBlair,

advanced

the

by

as

Committees

thereof,

A

—

to the of Mr.

the life whose an

is will

bands

missions

journalist, week at

with

may he

he

of

told, celebration

reduced

premises

fare

excused.

Catholic stance

meantime,

If,

situated

nervously

reasonably A

Loubet

sacri

what

the

centres

;

How

be

is,

testifies his 1 fault.

example,

aware

interviewing

;

death. to be

"The the

must

question

theatrical, Madame

accept opinion

the

rates. mantle

;

sudden remains

starts

something

as

was

also

—

:

with

problem.

a

—

The committed suicide. filled his position respectably,

Faure

example

musical service in most devotional The of Christendom." palpable hyperbola the in itself va'ue the expression exposes Mr. of the words. We did not, as D'A'-cy these words re Irvine remarks, quote but those tributed we by him to Gounod did the manner in showed quote perfect in with t he which the composer could fall he of the whom humour persons addressed, himself to the temper of and accommodate With to the occasion. the Angli regard of the can no doubt, there period, practices in which im are we are many particulars informed. perfectly Demonstration St. Day at Patrick's Fremantle. A meeting of the celebration held committee was on Monday last at the Hibernian Fremantle. After the Hall, transaction of minor some the business, instructed to communicate was Secretary Traffic with the General Manager asking the that 10 a.m. Express should stop at the East Fremantle in order Railway Station, to allow members of the to Perth societies with a view to in the alight taking part from combined starting procession there,

the

whom

Faure

street.

for

authority for

almost

chief

condemned

was

were

by

chaplain,

the

authority. for biographer,

The

Church man

Madame

by

of

the

dying

as "

says that

musical

week

Sacraments

administered Abbfc Renault

the

were

given by him to Sir Henry Parkes in 1852, the Sydney Empire, establishing, and his connection with the subsequent

THE

LATE

MR.

L.

in

press

in

some

Victoria

time

where

member

a

also

he

the

Legislative

of

We

An

Interesting

marriage

of

announced

as

of

and

Crewe

second Lord

arranged

between

Lady

Margaret

some

was,

and

time

Ruler.

A

Lord

little

communicated in-lawmight An

in

stability his

the

reason

of

proceeding,

the

as

keeping

with

A

recent

more

of

evil a

of

example

man

for

that

in

A

Doubtful

have

Irvine

in

refers

to W.A.

at

civilisation. its

a

Duff

arrangements usual

andO'Dea.

R.I.P.

FUNERAL

OF

The

and

Traup-

Perth

on

before

years, 23rd

were

died

The

the

renown.

at

his

Advantage. in

allusions Record

to

Anglican

in

that

Solennelle. the

words

Mr.

—

the

D'Arcy

Church

sung

informs were

FRED

F.

Glaskin,

late

Mr.

respected residence.

Bowra

rest

at

the

us,

the H.

were

of Hon.

the Geo.

Strickland, H.

J.

Manning,

a

by symp funeral Mr.

carried

out

in

D. a

to

F.

M,L.C.,

H.

Strick

S,

Trigg,

H.

pall

;

and

remains

of

was

handsomely with

wreaths

friends. J.

manner

the

T.

Messrs.

—

arrangements

of

W.

W.

senr.,

ithising

hands

of

portion Rev.

deceased) Randell,

G. Stirling,

senr.,

satisfaction

aged 79 Tuesday the

last,

on

grave.

mourners

(sons

The

Parker-street,

morning to

who

colonist,

in the Congregational where the cemetery,

inst., Perth

D.

the

laid

land,

sent

News

made recently by a performance Cathedral, of He

MR.

The casket the containing beautifully polished jarrah, mounted, covered and was

prove

grounded.

paragraph

Mcsse

also

LATE

Monday

bearers, Messrs.

not

their

THE

late

their

may

in

out Messrs.

highly

chief

Soudan

Rev.

funeral

by

of

remains

old

an

of time his

the

The

style"

admirable

and

crime.

the

on

Wednesday,

on

officiating.. .carried were

officiated

well

the

Cathedral

Father

The. Glaskin

the

some

Catholic

Invalides

associated

discovered

GLASKIN,

Com by the Napoleon from

grave

Mr.

place

his senses. and never It regained ground, he had is supposed that stepped out in the belief that he a was entering balcony. of age, Deceased, who was only 34 years has left a widow and a young He family. and had been held in esteem every high him the for conthing seemed to promise tinualion of and a prosperous creditable The funeral took from the career. place

occurrence

little

took

He was unconscious

city.

lying

Kench

Gounod's effect,

con-, of

from the Par support proposed for the victorious It is to be meantime, hoped, the charges brought against

been

tiations

the

a

grant

other have

out

this

morning

his we are followers, of the action consequence declared their intention of

to,

campaign to

been

and

atrocious

au

in

withholding liamentary General.

the

in some

has

have told, referred

of the

at

strangely Redmond and

Mr.

has

Such

advanced

more

sarcophagus reinterment

executed Sirdar

It of

body

precedent

had been in the removal munists of the remains

a

i

cause.

dervishes. has long

however,

detuned

Home

the and decapitated, of Lord into the Kitchener, to check assigned being

by oider ;

the

of

death

which

.

was

father-

the

to.

to

next

matter

future

regret Bowes,

Philip

visit

a

Ireland,

the

Acknowledgement.

fanaticism

the

of

prominent

a

acknowledged that was exhumed,

Mahdi

Earl

Primrose, Rosebery.

Lieutenant

to by; liipi be of service

Ugly

been

as

the

the Perth on Mr. Hospital, Tuesday. was the of" the who Bowes, proprietor Hotel, at York, fell Imperial accidentally o.i from window of the a Saturday night Grand Hotel where he was staving during

A

the Earl of Lord Houghton,

of

remains,

still

the

with

at

that

is

special

daughter Crewe, who,

for

flung, Nile

Announcement. interest

some

record

Lawrence

for

was

Assembly.

inann,

to an end such tending been entered into by the Gov ernment with Commandant Booth, or that Government for a mo has, to listen' to ment, appeared any such proposal.

and

;

been

has been generally of M. Felix the sudden death from apoplexy, of the Freneh Faure, President Republic, has been in to whom a successor appointed the of M. ex-Premier. an person Loubet, event

their

nego

he

high

Newman

sacrifice ?" This also the least passage the that exist for suggest the chances version to of the adaptation foreign ideal. composer's Gounod, moreover,

GENERAL

President

op

chief

no

not

translation

problem,''

clusive

of the such Their

describes

can

AND

nevertheless, Cardinal

himself

their

only be an act of an of infringement but it would be also to an official acknow of the Salvation Army as of the State. It is hardly

so would doing and favouritism, the existing law,

the

care.

has

however, to

being be en

have,

ficed

—

LOCAL

assumes

assumption

;

throwing,

are in What class of boys then, " that number cluded in certain for whom Commandant Booth pro to provide ? The rights of the poses case are clear. Commandant Booth, of a particular as the representative to has a right demand denomination,

that

not be must for him it due limits pre gotten that there are the the which scribed in matter, denomi or ministers of no members the are to exceed nation privileged Government also being strictly bound by them.

entitles

Death

to.

at

character

con

,

is things suggestion of the body referred the proceedings to, and a spasmodic pseudo-piety ap be the that can best result pears to be produced Allowances, by them. be made should always nevertheless, the variations of human for nature, in this instance and possibly, also, the old saying good, that may hold man's is one what poison is another meat. man's a

that

like

deference

he

this doubt.

a

an

Army,

tled

for one the There is hope only It lies in the native tribes. establishment for them of Catholic an scale. missions on adequate that has hitherto been Everything done

success in the exceptional in question to be as matter appears sumed, for which, in fact or reason, no sufficient forthcom grounds are The Salvation ing. Army is a sect

and We

of the Catholic Church, to be an advantage.

of those

translation

'

—

"

We of course, aware that, are, or with to all charitable respect benevoleut to what undertakings, ever some creed they may belong, such There be objection may urged. will always be crime and vice, and to reform or shelter a of their portion seems that can victims the most be But for the Salvation hoped for.

—

.

a

it

be the. therefore, may Booth's to General visit be the or whatever may to his which personal he holds and the position

Whatever, results of this colony,

—

to

soon

have been left vacant. places that work of reformation claimed for still needs convincing proof.

—

not

The

.

was

too

the

The miacatastrophe. to Mr. indeed, according Ormerod, perceived in thw natives a The for their regret departure. affection howdisplayed generally, is of the old re ever, suggestive escape sionaries

'

Mission hour

the

—

Forrest River abandoned one

:

people that

unprejudiced

—

all

—

"to

Chipper, which immediate

in

the

and

were

gave relatives

much

were

of

deceased.

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22981145

Are

now

in

established

firmily

are

splendid

BEEF,

MUTTON,

GOODS,

at

to

QUALITY

AND

prices

North

Fremantle,

the

general

and

line

every

of

ALL

GUARRANTEED.

Fremantle,

BOTTLED

Gottesloe.

Claremont,

Beaconsfield,

ALE

STOUT Bears -

COMMERCIAL

-

High One

of

the

Best

Appointed

&

SHOWER

-

Conducted

Terms

Hotels

to

SUPERIOR

"

"

in

Colony.

the

BILLIARD

Ship

to

brands

very

finest

and

Letters

Telegrams

of

have

this

the

re

Herbal

in

"

more

than

exceeded

are

now

depots

last

opened

was

followed that

its

the

indeed

pleasing

well

to

being Australia. The its introduction to those that are

We

the with

same

the established cures that have been

there,

the

Insti

and

year,

success

depots

expecta almost

in

Adelaide

"

Victoria.

as

proprietors. thousands

there

suffered

as

are

of

"

STOUT

"

Brandies,

Wines,

PROMPT

of

of

informed are honest, grateful testimonials from all sorts of people for all of and Mr. Palmer manner diseases, thinks a that the time has come to open "Perth Institute with Mr. A. J. Wylie, who will this of the bring discovery age prominently under the notice of all classes. Vitadatio is Con the blood therefore cures purifier, Cancer, sumption, Bright's Disease, Hy Liver datids, Complaints, Kidney troubles, and Rheumatism, other Biliousness, many from Blood. diseases arising disordered

note

OF the

"

result

CUISINE.

Only

far

town

success

fact.

ALES

EXCELLENT

TABLE,

merits Tasmanian

the

South all over have followed

desired

this

Visitors.

and

great

There

every tute

and

label,

especially

have

tions.

CUSTOMERS Are

and

BATHS,

-

brand

Fremantle.

Street,

Special PLUNGE

HOTEL

there

well-known

our

A. Web has determined for

agent

"

AND

134.

come

S.

people colony, in all the centres and will open large for "Vitadatio." It dep6ts distributing has and proved its value in other colonies successful. It has been remarkably been before the public in Tasmania eleven years most record. with a New satisfactory in when Zealand was 1896, Mr. exploited cured of a 14 Palmer was so remarkably Melbourne illness. Institute year's and the was in March 1897, open results

Remedy

FREMANTLE.

public.

virtues

war

Mr.

—

Australasian "Vitadatio,"

and before

nowned

Giver)

Australia.

Famous ber's to bring the

BREWERY,

Life

(or

Western sole Palmer,

PORT

Royal)

-

LAMB,

PORK,

suit

WEIGHT

FULL

Theatre

(Opposite

PERTH

SMALL

Vitadatio to

Butchers,

premises

new

Showing only primest

Branches Tel.

their

STREET,

HAY And

THE

BEOS

HOLMES

and

Whiskies,

Telephone

ATTENTION.

MULCAHEY

in

Cigars

Stock.

BUST

iB0TTLE.

BOLK

Proprietors.

BROS.,

QUALITY.

849.

Stock

"

Notices.

in my padddock and now runing one BAY same, six GELDING, black about old, points, 13£ hands

FOUND in

Dr.

Williams' FOR

Dr.

MEN

Williams' well

men

as

own

ailments.

Pink

AND

WOMEN

Pink

Pills

for

as

and

a

are

WS under half circle near high, branded BAY white shoulder. Also one MARE, about 14 hands black star, high, points, branded like JW with near shoulder, foal at

for

suffering by their

afflicted

They

..

years

TOO.

are

women

Pills

dieect

nerve

have

black

about

high, marks

:

two

G.

A.

Also about

time

high,

one

BAY

12

hands

brands

no years old, If the above

within the he sold to

will

they

hands

14

points,

visible.

claimed

GELDrNG,

BROWN

one

about star, M near ribs.

GELDING,

and

The

blood.

Also points, like

branded

enrich the they purify disorders to they have known include cured, Locomotor Paralysis, Rheumatism and Ataxia, Sciatica, Scrofula, Rickets, Consumption, Anaemia, Indiges tion, Palpitations, Neuralgia, Early Decay, etc. Hysteria, Only genuine when bearing the full name, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale in case of doubt, People sent post free (one box 3s., six boxes 16s. 6d)., by Dr. Williams' Medicine. West Company, Perth, tonic,

foot.

black

defray

or

not

are

allowed

law

by

expenses.

FORREST,

Farm,

Fairfield

Kelmscott,

16-2-99.

.

;

one

Australia.

and

notch

with

red

near

months

Woman's

not

at

claimed will be

by law,

Cure.

and

old

If

One

in my now in Field, Straw berv Cow, red

my

FOUND

blotch

ear, white

brand

calf,

Yard,

neck, off

crop rump,

about

seven

time

allowed

foot. within

the

sold to defray G.

A

expenses.

FORREST, Fairfield Farm, Kelmscott.

D.

serious

troubles,

cold

ago by bath

whilst

on

feet

to

get

From years

taking

a

weak

very

able

hardly

tell

Ladies fir

of

the

0 0

come

charmed

My friends

me.

Dr

the

away,

blood

made

fresh

tried

good,

and

told

about

and

I

Pr.

Williams' for

.©

clear

eyes

red

of

those

who

r$<

with

does

them find

a

purgative of

(||

they taking :

give it

Mrs.

cheeks

am d bom

8IVrnPl.S

XOA.I

@ gh

They ar "quantity

strength

instea(

.fpTp"® '

in

cure

that Asked

development

p 1

said

me

I

to

I

continue I

do

a

was

heat

take

heartily

young them."

ladies.

and

Wife.

.

They

the

back,

and

began

to

I

previously

in

this

but I

much

almost

what

she

child

my

out next

her

this, I

alarmed. for

manner

after

was

lose

for

operations

of did,

seven came

my Mrs.

years I was

sure

do

you

not.

to many to those

comes comes

Nobody wants thousands

who

have

every had

raw,

and

is

in

coughs and

colds

until

the

throat

is

the

membrane

of

the

lungs

—

lining

flamed.

all

pains

had

It

year.

dreadful

As

We are But it

it."

with

growing

National Library of Australia

Consumption ?

Dr. recom

seized blood. two

Do you want

day's to get

excessive still

I

Doings.

taken

any I

some, to instructions. for three months, A new life is

The

have

bought

was

suffered and off,

away.

eat

Wareham, a Hampshire lady inter by the Portsmouth Times, stated three after months my. baby was of

Since the Ameri of Puerto Rico possession the it sects are with flooding leaflets lying and tracts about the Catholic It religion. is feared will succeed in not they making the but in Protestant, people destroying the faith in many of t>>em.

from to

lower.

able and

Pills. other

j undergone became naturally

Stop your and

pears,

a

you trouble.

future

cough the

remove

when

it

great

first

ap danger of

I had

AYER'S

on so

mind." Wareham

Cherry Pectoral

"

'

M.D.,

BOURCHIER,

Sydney,

recommend

(

II

a

Mischevious

cans

even

had husband read in the papers of thei anxious for the about Pink Dr. Williams' and ad Pills, vised her to get a box and see if they would informa will confidential find girls, do her Mrs. any So," good; proceeded I sent for box of Wareham, a the pills, for Use. in Diiections tion the and before I had taken half its contents I took two boxes, and my trouble stopped. since I have been ever quite Br. myself again. Dr. Pink Pill have Williams' cured entirely Mrs. Wareham added that the Pills Sine." Street, of 127 Redfern had no ill effects on her babe at her breast, She also ailments mentioned her had that husband Pills for ladies' Dr. Williams' Pink suffered from dreadfully rheumatism. th cUsing Dr. Williams' to Pills he case found relief write Ladies, stating your j after the first dose. Mr. Wareham taking an< Co , out his Williams' Medicine wfully-bore wife's statement as to the beneficial effects accomplished by free advice. receive Dr. Williams' Pink taking Pills.

healthy

iv

I

-down

them.

tA others

smti

to

was

:

About

ill

(|

woman. am

Husband

People, comely

so

me.

Pills

;

not

affect Pink

—

became

did

none

and

according them

anyone,

not

mend

but

day by day.

stronger

3

by

use

taking I

»

the

in

itself

Pills,

now

"

shows

your them a

work

rich,

and

lower

me.

viewed w

me,

1899.

February.

on

act

foolish hot I

distasteful to appeared did not expect me to live. of medicines which were

to I sank

am

Williams

Pinl

Pal?

kinds

to ar< g opened

will

Q

all

recommended

and took I have been

unexpectedly

or

and

I '

Backaches

and

expectedly

to then

brought

very

legs, about. I suffered and was not able

food

;

and

Headaches

that

other

afforded security Williams' Pink Pills.

comfort

by

each

palpitation, all anything

a

and

heart

20th

Mount

'

"

three

at

—

Magnet,

resides

—

who Spark, writes : W.A.,

—

Miss! ,

It does so because coughs of all kinds. soothing and healing remedy of great This makes it the greatest preven power.

stops it

is

tive

a

will

It is not a question of consumption. and large doses. A few drops Don't often make a complete cure. neg-

laet

your

many

to

bottles

risk. raw

cough: you cannot Cherry Pectoral

Ayer's

and

throat

quiet

your

afford

to

will

soothe

inflamed

run

the your

lungs.

Sydney,

Beware

Ayer's each

of

Clierrv bott

lc.

See that the name imitations. in the of Pectoral, is blown glass small bottles. up in large and

cheap But

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22981146

'

;

<

three

6d.

3s.

NOTES

tone to the a healthy whole thereby'giving to the and a good colour com system," also This be plexion. great remedy will in found of service liver great troubles, kidney ailments, constipation, headache, fulness after dizziness indigestion, eating, in the of and buzzing head, lack physical female loss of tone, ailments, debility,

.

"

(By

Castleman.")

The

ImDortant.

in

valuable

of Mr. Patrick marriage McCarthy, with A. Miss was York, Martin, duly in St. solemnized Patrick's Church, York, St. Father on Valentine's Day, by Rev. This is the in that second event Gibney. church of 1899. since the beginning Many of

VOMICA

so drugs, Indigestion.

r

DISTRICT

weak

«

trTS"

and Dyspeptic which PEPSINE. ought to be mentioned Perhaps the first is Pepsine, the of the principle gastric juice ; genedigestive when there is an valuable imperfect performance of the rally and where is indiof the this functions stomach, especially disturbance the of or other following use cated by pain Medicine. T. H-. Tanner, animal M.D., 1875. Vol. food."

re

I

it

eligible.

wa

The

i

Northamites and

ilrill,"

vent midst

gives their

local

to a the

feeling Stopens."

of

aid the institution

funds

R. V.

—

<||1 —

of

diseases

many

stomach

Nitrate the Graves

and

Bismuth)

valuable.

the

these

preparaare

especially,

very the

of

treated acidity and experience Bismuth, Sydney Therapeutics.

Dr. with

This

confirms successfully his recommendation." Ringer, London, 1876. Pages 169, 170. VOMICA.— "The latter of these NUX (Nux Vomica) often tonic the a most valuable nervous proves remedy, improving that of the as well as of the energy stomach, system at M.D. In William 1868 Pox, Reynolds large." Medicine, stomach

panted

on

all

Arm-

gfrnt,>h

Orio-inal

Svd-

n0ne

Vol.

II.,

DOSES.

—

1868. page A teaspoonful

to

dessertspoonful

a

or

during

address.

DOOB

(ONE ADDRESS

ONE

Branch

No

—

ONLY

396 Establishment

come

Chemist,

A

Stewart

there

Dawson

BY

PERTH.

APPOINTMENT

HIS

EXCELLENCY

GOVERNOR.

THE

will

business

in

future

be

ROBERT The Harness

carried

under

on

native

every

effort

order,

if

SMITH

&

of

title

and

style

a

their

loss.

and

can

Smith

rely conducted

improved

on

For

price

as

of

lines,

and

daily

see

lists,

position

in

the

detail.

The

repair

prominent

a

occupy

served,

being

on

still

will

old, at

in

every

reduced

new

of

had

known

&

ALE

STANLEY The

people leads

BEER of Sale Australia

Immense of

Western

the trade. GIVE IT

A

this

AND

COMPANY, Road, Perth.

is

the

it

is

absolutely

YOU

Unqualified

LIMITED,

and

Distinct

finest

in

the

WILL

!

PUREST

.

Beer

that

TRIAL

SPARKLING

the

Is

.

BEST

Verdict

of

the

ANY

DRINK

NEVER

and

the

.market,

at

—

Telephones

Office, Office—

145

No.

and

as

wreaths

York who

route

.to

Maxwell,

colonies.

Rev.

by

the

mail

in

I

mail a

saw

be

of

had

the

eaten awaynvith devoured it.

mice,

or

'

The

STREET.

MURRAY

the

like

depression,. cold snap,"

"

winter's

icy the'

change

the

conies

blast.

We

wind.

An

Stricture, Sciatica,

H.

AUCTIONEERS,

ACCOUNTANTS,

SURVEYORS,

FINANCIAL,

CUSTOMS, GENERAL

No.

COLLECTORS,

SHIPPING,

CO.,

To

Season

AND

AGENTS.

MARKET

I

early

Gall which

ST.,

Office

Freiiiautle.

of

the

Fremantle

Stations

of the

evenings.

would

be said

in

Friday Beverley

An

electrical

storm

in

the

Cross

Several

.Nuns the

but

A

noticed

were

stations

eastern

presumably

Telephone

Colony.

IV E ,!

E a

VIM

PL

E.S

when

only

to tell there

TOBACCO DIRECT

IMPORTERS

CIGARS

Supplying

National Library of Australia

:

a

TOBACCONISTS' Specialty.

maidens

other

skin

cleasing. affections

mon

red

pimple

them

feel

needs

very for what able, in all over

WARES

girl

with

a

not

will

found

They of

most

by

correct skin

a

the

black-head

does

everyone Face Sores

sores,

including

.miserable

observed Pimples, be

Face

their and rash

and

pimple?

AND

ALL

Shop

PERTH.

BOX, OF

:

budding

?

and

"most

uncomfort

face

broken that

Skin excellent

the digestion, and affections,

the tone

a

course

con

state

till

was

called

in,

the

second but

case

my that I

only

that

by

able

three not

be

alone. received

In

could

medicine

t 1897, in Dunedin, the wonderful

of

me

had

was

a

New cures

effected

and there, urging As of this medicine. arrived in Mel had you Vitadatio obtain was

I

knew

bourne,

and

that

able

the advice acting upon colony, I obtained six large-sized sister, of the and am remedy, happy to the the world for you (and, in fact, free from of that) L have been pain

as

iu

matter

since

ever

in

"

"

the

fact

I

and

that

be

communication any addressed to

ease,

if

may herb;\l

have

great

pei'fect

being.

wouid

I

in

now

am

different

a

aui

very

relative me.

with

success

Believe medicine. FLORENCE

Waimea,"

to

;

my

Trusting you this valuable me,

sin-

yours

BURK. Parade,

Pentland

Melbourne.

Yarraville,

Head

.health I may also to pleased

Institute

for

W est

Australia

:

make

and feel Bile

of sister

"

in

see

said

I

trouble, he tokl

and

as

cure

February,

telling

1S92

be cured would not

in

you

my

take

to

com —

BEOS.,

and blood

ladies

no

liver, time.

said

man,

same

so

of

from

.

that

young realise that

—

EBPF

weather

1897.

but

;

doctor

fcractically the use

by month

Vitadatio

"

the

is

was ;

the some

year

medical

another the me

operation

eerly, This

the

operation, to. continued So;

1895,

of for

long-standing

I.

add

I'll

In

by

answer

JI.0 T

often week.

one

Stones could which I

my bottles inform

691.

between

Gall

of

;

to

I never I used to which the attacks, sometimes at two

that

soou

en

bed

my

an

me

passing by the

lately

trains,

evening to Albany.

was

to

me

"

Stones).

1888

Congestion

me

well

Zealand,

brisk windc

from

had

letter

on

(Gall

my

the

snort a-jul needed.

were

chauge

any

it

with another

cured

20th.

and

very

doctors

on

York

over

eminent

doctors

who attended me cured thoroughly

be

that

Mass

Sunday

on

passed

town

duration.

through upward route

doctor

sent

even

afternoon accompanied by a short thunder shower. High across

sweet

:

Morning on

swept

—

—

York.

or

be

less

or

confined

would

Gibney

aiul

Sunday though

Club

Commercial Bank, Jockey established 1710; Canton Insurance Sim Fire Co., London, Representing Accident and Insurance Oceana Co., Co.: The Guarantee; Marine and Workmen's Plate embraces Insurance, ancl also Glass; which Employers' Liability Lime New York: Jas. Kirk and Co., Merchants-, Mutual Life Insurance, J. Walkerdeen, the well-known kilns of E.G. Coulthard from Lacoy, Bros., Bricks Timber and Venetian Blinds Bros., WA. John Banning Bros.; Bunnin" Varley, Loans and Cattle Insurance Houses and Horse Co.: Negotiated: Estimates and for Sale Contractors' Lard to Let. given and Valua conducted Of the Auction Sales every description throughout Made; tions

Rankers

in

(without

—

Stones

The

the and Lenten

the Mass and

for

you

—

datio."

qr

is

cure

the

It is with very great pleasure the inestimable value of to Herbal "Vita Great Remedy attack of In 1889 I had a severe

testify

Webber's

had

try

years, don't and

Burk

Sir,

ill

winter

VIT

20

'

for Dear

very and

and

ing devotions and Sundays;

FREMANTLE.

Mr.

in

should

during

West Cure

speaks very plainly. Wholesale S. A. Palmer, sole Agent for colony of Victoria. Vitadatio'

tacks

with

Sunday Father devotions various

announced the hours appropriated

INSURANCE

FORWARDING,

COMMISSION

CHAMBERS

HOLMES'

4

AND

LUTTRELL

GORDON

on

to

will

you,

will

failed;

more

Mrs.

a

also

for

cure

CALCULI.

Suffered

an

Mass

Ltd.,

Sydnet.

'

feel quite recurred

wave,"

will

BILIARY

expected. After

Company,

suffered

have

Cancer, Stones,

great apparently

us

not

if

other part of Disease, Bright's Piles, Gall Hydatids, Consumption, Liver or Gravel, Kidney Complaint, Eczema, Rheumatism, Gout, etc. Indigestion,

world

secure.

come

o'er

returned

Street,

get it. VITADATIO when even operation), of London, Melbourne,

lately

heat

"

Pitt

have

you

the

cover, the silverfish

|

of

one

Double En Addressed

Manager,

Watch

IF ADATIO

Perth.

doubly

which

newspaper bereft

distance

OTHER.

should

bags

to purchase Single or

Vitadatio has come Australia and ern Your Complaint.

York

summoned

were

cyclists

The

Globe

Wed

the

to

you

offi

to

practising moved

above

assem on

leaving

the

solicitor, has past,

time

some

was

reader

to the further

answer

your that

Stamped Money

reply.

105

mani

folk

goodbye

say

a

R.I.P.

station

our

Silver

Watches,

and

Send for

The

happy

or

town's

railway

to

Hodge, en

of

gathering the

of

one

satisfied.

col large presented,

were

Solid

usual,

the A

away

his

Gibney

for

give

That

correct, Silver

Solid

frimirlR

from

if

Address

by

into under

we

10s.

Hunter

correct,

is

velope

on

attended

Australia

to

chn|

|

Business

our

in

£2

Conditions.

mourn

irm.nv

deceased Father

Rev.

floral

to

place

a j

Puzzle.

1316.

Brewery, NEWCASTLE CHAMBERS, ;

the

evening

The

and

|

No.

took

sends

Chains.

through.

children

introduce

|

by

|

to Gentlemen's, every the Correct Reading of the

or

our

He

&

g#n

i

|

rgt |

to

undertake,

employed

funeral a/nd

Beans

THIS?

w#th

Household and guarantee

Puzzle

in

to pull several

READ

Keyless

and

disease,

large'y

Bile

|

guss

|

order

take

their machines the York on foot riding of con paths, in the vicinity Blandstown, to the of the Police Act trary provisions and A lenient view Municipal Bye-laws. to have been taken of the offence appears first as by the Bench, and the offenders, but were offenders, cautioned, perhaps, ordered costs. The is to pay practice who will and the dangerous, deny, City and of law and promoters order, Council, in with the of are acting keeping spirit in it down. preservation putting

:

!

BREWERY Mount's Bay

STANLEY

In

for

o

CLEAR

!

great

been him

YOU |

|

Every

A juvenile cricket match between teams the York of School and that representing was in the latter Beverley played township resulted in on and the Saturday, Beverley The local boys winning by two runs only. team returned to York not quite jubilant their defeat. withstanding

STOUT.

i

|

on

fully atten

'

BRIGHT

aged 42

the interment, requested prayers of the soul departed.

Several :

|f

at

there

received

was

other

FOR P

8lvr

sld

|

Ladies'

suffering death was

rolativpR.

Very

large

Mr.

....

a

held

died

of the

PAY

World-famed

resident

his

what

friends

WATCH

New

re

sympathy expressed by many personal friends.

train

prices.

papers.

STANLEY

to of

at

Mr.

for

DRINK

programme seventeenth

long

to have

The and

nesday

be

will

department

prac Avon in

Exhibition,

climax

nirpJfi

A

customers

so

firm,

be

of Northam

inst.,

of

defective

you.

CAN

years. from

so

had

widft who

bled

PRICES. Mr.

been

Thursday,

fested

Saddlery, USUAL

is

render

born, 15th

had

seems

repose lection of and much

CO.

of and worth L15.000 being materially reduced, fully HALF THE will be offered at EXACTLY Saddlers' Sundries

stock

the

imminent

night,

possible, wife and

leaves

ciated

the

and

full-reared

not

deceased

earnestly The above

equiva

Banks

the

Fruits

Batty, if

boyhood. TO

its

with

seems

a

complaint, He expected. tion the during

SADDLER,

SPECIAL

A

to

sure

or

might "

to

but Bile anything and use get them,

you

your

WHY

full

a

i

national on

heart

SMITH, STREET,

almost

;

when

tell

who

John

The

BARRACK

having

recently.

Wednesday

PIONEER

unite

huge

a

controversy Wines and

castle

York,

ROBERT

mani

Northam

March.

STREET Opp.

doesn't

is

host

.£16,

spirit

plant,

a

origin

inst.

parts

would off

netted

have

don't

and

done for

have

the

warm

immortal

arranging

STREET.)

which

midst

and ;

them,

being

these

national

Beans, Beans

same

elsewhere. Society in its the

in

Day in

the

fested

the

then

for

the 14th

on

green music. It ing of national the tised if all towns on

by

only

HAY

BARRACK

evoke

Water"

Prepared

FROM

Patrick's

to of

receipts York

to

lent,

ARMSTRONG,

EDWD. GEORGE CITY PHARMACY,

in

seem

display

after

—

to any

and dance assist the

place

Irish

are

genuine

meals. Posted

to the

St.

neyMedicalRemedies withanJ preparations, ou

social

blind, took

is

—

—

ivrAT?tr

Tbadb

A raised

squad

having

—

In

"

BISMUTH. tions (of

"

and

now

press

strong "

for

itching

are

their

and

sleeplessness, that their owe

assimilation and bad blood. digestion, Sold Is. at lid. are per box, Bile Beans within the reach of everyone. If are you the first not feeling don't take thing well, offered. Ask for Bile Bile Beans, demand

—

"

appetite, ailments

—

these

of

Price,

NUX

BISMUTHand form

Agpalatable

RELIEF.

McLEAN'S

DR.

TERN

DYSPEPSIA.

AND INSTANT

GIVES

EAS

for

Remedy

—

INDIGESTION

PEPSINE,

Eftective

and

—

Reliable

Only

—

The

she

481 out is

S.

Hay PALMiER, Sole

bourne,

for Beans, Diseases, remedy. foundation the blood

A.

Perth.

Street, 45,

47

Bourke

St.,

Agent

for

the

Australasian

Mel

Colonies.

Price i

of

Medine:

6d;

small,

Large 3s

size,

5s

6d.

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22981147

THIS

CONCERNS

THOUGHTFUL.

THE

STEWART DAWSON & UNIVERSALLY

No

ESTABLISHED in their

Middlemen

Co nhined

A

AS

System of

Cash

and

Trading

All

Direct

pound

WEST

& 397 HAY

The

Une

Wedding, Patronised

ST.

Birthday,

and

Complimentary

the

of

Society,

with

the

sound

the

by

THAT

Goods,

Ten

shillings

about

to

well

consider

community business

done

which

laid

out

with

Stewart

at

all

FROM

resulting

from

they

have

their

Establishments.

ALL

PARTS

.

ORDERS

in

benefits

purchased

carried

CARRIAGE

OF

8. on

in

the

ten

to

in

shillings

the

Co.'s

operations

is

AND

offered

ant

ELEGANT

in

search

Personal Australia

West

of

Use. generally.

IN

and

Ware,

Silver

Silver,

them

position

Dawson

&

or

the

of

system not

for

Articles

all

EMPORIUM

that

through

and

:

of

rendezvous

Perth

of

Solid

Credit

on

trade

1a

six

Only.

surprising,

D.

& Co.'s

they

obtain

by S.

system

of business,

an

Equivalent

together

for

Co.

from

ordinary

shopkeepers

middlemen.

business and

have are

been

fully

by

fully.i)pi\ciated

testified

to

by the

members

of every

and

Increasing

DAILY,

FULLY

Large

.

the

Profit

articles.

advantages

placing

who

That

the

cash,

if

One

PUBLIC.

PERTH.

the

or

whole

Watches,

them

Twenty

and

alia,

NEW

IS

for

of buying

principle

Every

should

purchasers

Aust

West

Kindred

Intending

THE

purchases.

CENTRAL

EVERYTHING

Diamond

from

buyers

Presents,

as

GREAT FOR

Jewellery,

in

well

as

Carry

& ARCADE,

Magnificence

Elite

saving

TO

ESTABLISHMENT

of Heal

THE

.

their

on

Establishment

by-

Goods

Supply,

AUSTRALIAN

395

SUPPLIERS

DIRECT

System.

Co.

WESTERN PAID

ON

AUSTRALIA RECEIPT

STEWART

OF

RECEIVED REMITTANCE

AND

DESPATCHED

PAYABLE

T<

»

DAWSON

CO.,

SIDNEY, MELBOURNE, AUMLAND, LONDON.

National Library of Australia

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22981149

It

of

deserving tion he manifests regarding from as a departure upon

what

he

the

primitive

customs to

possible

for

is

of his

Church

it

is

must

be

not

Protestant

#

looks

So far

us

His

that each

the we

—

Sir

William

that

of

no

longer

quotes in a letter London Times, a letter Church lished by the

had

Review,

by a Ritualist

written

was

by him

that

what

fence of penance."

he calls

and

minister "

the

the

to

been

An

It

is easy

to

the

"

"

#

#

We

with

agree

may

Sir

#

William

still

Mission.

be

of

he says, as he does, that the tone court when is one of coarseness." of the writer vulgar he goes further and con When, however, an as of ecclesias demns this coarseness medieval he tical and thoroughly type," The to contradiction. open lays himself in has nothing of the writer, fact, tone about it. It or medieval ecclesiastical the savours on as strongly contrary, may have from the sentence we be seen quoted, if not the and slang, fastness, of the levity, of the day. "

leader

evils

of

zeal

are

Possibly

River

described

illustration

is

to

association

to

may the in mission

found

#

two

#

gentlemen

mile

from

water

from

mission, Forrest

was

told, about miles

are

River, and

ten

mouth, by thirty of The the town Wyndham. at been selected for one time, a place had, venture had been but the sheep station, soon and now the district was abandoned, its

uninhabited

by white

had

form

to

their

communication

made

possible

of

everything and settlement,

a

The

natives, until not foundation

It

#

however,

was

the

Wyndham

#

rather

were

about

nine

the

settlement

of

and ness.

"

had

been

that

they

missionaries,

unpleasant (Mr. Hale) "

to interview at him flung by concealed. His

in attempting four spears

shy. after

mouths

into contact with the then the occasion had its One of the missionaries

came

native

a

had

others

who

escape

was

#

"

"

"

ALBERT

On

second This

a

the

stolen. from

which He

a

now

glass-tipped

he in

was

brother

a

cutter

occasion

had

to

been

second

received spear,

a

so

a a

severe

in

the

obliged

for

made

missionary

was consequence, Wyndham for treatment. as

not

was

attempt

an

by

arm, to

recover

time wound

and, go

to

police of 2s.

whom

captured on

a

and

did

not

reappear.

#

for

and

who

a

#

of

their

and

they

presented

tin.

The

forth

to

men

and

to

civilised

niceties.

its

claim

in

that,

#

effect, moreover, blacks who had

late

perceived

the the

conviction

attacked

Mr.

"

The

about

not

the

for

some

does

also

ber

of

mission,

a

less cul

based

engaged elsewhere.

with

a

as

shovel, and

He about

at

three

#

weeks

#

During

interval, August until no

were

also was

more

manifested

so

is,

in

eariy attacks.

from

PERTH

&

FREMANTLE.

IaO iv«ouj

to

April between

interval

the of

systematic

«

l/Iio

what

on

4

rt

1U

iivuuiiig

show

police ®f the

order

terminated away, of the kerosene

oi

by

tin. rt

iukCi.

Mr.

n

l»

Vlcit

Ormerod

the

The

borne

for

#

#

the missionary should, himself desirous of the

to

spot do

to say

us

locality in the

honour him

#

the

is

at in

come, up to them

yea

as

he

does,

his continuing referred to, or in be North, may

to

his

or

nay.

#

zeal.

»

Nor

is

it

#

be a question of there nevertheless, in any further of public expenditure money of the kind, everyone promoting,adventures has a right Zeal to remonstrate. in its" way

December,

Native principally

«JU

4"

did

If,

#

that

if)

allowed

for

was

O

came

they

including were the

accident

ID

months

blacks

from

is,

running

at mission, other some

the expira conveyed.

at he

and

express

treat

#

the

were

unconscious

whither

Wyndham, some

head

hostilities

#

upon by the

surmised, the

,was

beaten

boy,

that

missionaries,

That

set

was

Nine the

conclusions stated favourable by of the as experience mission, out to which by the interview we have alluded, affords an additional proof that all such ill are attempts judged, and end in can failure. only #

assault was an made on minating outrage Mr. a third who had Lennox, missionary, one in company day been left at the station, with three native while his colleagues boys, were

of

August,

published

mem

The

1897.

fortunate

at

shoulder.

middle

months, of

day. thieving

thrown

who

with

at Wyndham, Then came the

case

was

the

Ormerod,

elapsed before station, and, when

the end and the

him.

in

Hinc

#

favourable

the

near

de

wound

of

forthcoming.

subsequently

spear

the

had and

arrived conclusions, to the regard of the prospects mission, had it only been the or he had had continued, opportunities to form sound ments, there judj. may per of haps be some for difference grounds The mission established opinion. was only

by

a

serious

had

missionaries had begged and but continuance,

were

to the Mr.

#

however

lachrymae. #

As

occasion, another received

Hadley,

honest

like

Christians. good #

"

reinforcements

immediately

Mr.

converted and thence

committee at Perth of the vanity attempt, abandonment temporary

mission.

of

Hale

honesty, wonders.

the

;

for

at

#

the

to have been appear On a terrent. subsequent

of

of

moment"

the

not

end there

makings

too

the of

The

of

their ways, themselves

"

kerosene

a

of

murder

#

tion

all

conduct

the

his

with

worked told, the thieves,

are

"eurekish

illae

Missionary-

ment

him

knavery

reinforcements

a

at

government

what man, moment It entered

eurekish

into

come

#

has

course,

absurd

"

a

missionaries. to reward thoughts

The

charge

#

calls

old

the

#

and theft should go scotwork, nevertheless.isof con siderable and that delicacy, any preceeding as an might be regarded by its objects to enforce vi et armis, must be it, attempt as unfavourable to it "more regarded the as in effect asserted particularly if, by the interviewed, missionary police had, at acted as men any time, unscrupulous by the natives an allowance, whom, to secure be and convicted, might captured though of the of cattle guiltless charge killing them. Missionaries un brought against able or to with such unwilling dispense auxiliaries in the are the men hardly right right place.

the

for

this

to

regard

Prout

decreed

appear under

tempted free.

with

a

day

a

be convicted

question,

might

tentions

188.

and

be,

made of received

allowance

FAMILY

Perth

cutter

we gift, It brought back the from

affected,

might

CO.,

—

of

interview,

abuse

AND Telephones

Father dawned

cattle.

killing

It

un

work

this

there

they

But

interests.

less

or

the

are

be

their blacks, be looked must

in

an

to

reason

its mission

that he remained severely three His destination days.

#

"

tunate. him and

afterwards

eldest

narrow.

Sir the Yes," again writes William, water, and the Episcopal ducks take to the the as about on bank, hens run cackling the pools of the their brood is enticed into Revival/ and Reynard the fox Catholic the brink his in ambush on lies awaiting In of destined prey." Reynard the fox the Catholic is to be recognised course, Church.

might

was

them by their possession large and a smaller dingey. #

"

mission

with

their with

to

and

cutter

a

The

men.

provided

come

native

country

ques interview

#

we

that

been, which

by

The

#

of the of the

be more Ormerod,

stated had

for local

#

been

have in

the

#

police the

mission

the

quarters.

mission

#

site bank

must Mr.

every of

from

the

the

indeed

maintenance

#

of the of the

by one

of

Mr. in an Ormerod, is, of the West Austra representative and lian. Of some of the misadventures the final abandonment of the undertaking, as our however, readers will remember, we had already heard.

aries

with

is

by

unfortunate

it.

certainly system

civilised

more

by

there

otherwise, regarded

as

upon

afterwards

as

be

of

#

especially,

that,

interesting

of in

that

a

if,

though

a

on

But lieve

favourably

of the

#

#

traditional. as

an

band

a

adventures

The

theft

boat.

as

excessive

of

Anglican the remnant, shape have returned recently

whose

necessary Har

an

the

means

leader

a

The

of them

quoted

tion, with

should the letter rouse of this indignation outside the Ritualist of Anglicans psfrty. those of Indeed, past generations might it. turn in their at almost graves hearing in his as It describes the church, ranging of confirmation by the writer, practised their confession before to make candidates to the rite in question, of they ane admitted writer which also the speaks as a sacra the ment. The same," writer, says all the festivals, takes place before great ducks and they it. like accept the accept water." #

is

#

contents

to lest

by

Parliamentary

Unfortu-

The

of

Sacrament

thus him. be

Possibly, the future

nate

de

.

that

the

which in

#

conceive

who

one

individuals, the Forrest

pub

is with

Liberals.

aries

sample,

for

Harcourt, addressed

motive,

adventures

# .

#

Harcourt

sympathise seems however,

may

the

;

#

and a spirit, Church should gain he denounces. movement may add, is particularly

—

#

#

His attitude, noticeable

the own

Sir Mr. Kensit in his peculiar line, is William Harcourt in his are opposing, not Catholic as seems commonly practices, taken for granted, but imitation of a vain be de them, or what, in plain words, may scribed as a sham what, in fact, if it were in some redeemed sort, not, by the inten and be a mockery, would might even tion, be a blasphemous modkery.

chief

by palpable

expression.

William

we

feel

to

men

moved

fear

his

way,

#

is

anti-Catholic Catholic

what

in

Sir

as

actuated

#

forgotten

champions

—

It

#

honest

of

part

#

sympathise. #

the

is

.

form..

.for that sincerity sham to indignant

of petty with one thefts, every black, who the station exception, approached The doing so for such a purpose. exception was an old man who had stolen nothing and let his the benefit of the honesty have doubt. Stiffness of the joints, nevertheless to do with the had, perhaps, something for all who we matter, stole, are told, ran the of at their their away top speed with rendered more nimble booty possibly by the recollection of those three in gaol for the

—

liam Harcourt's attitude towards the Ritualists, notice. With the indigna

series

Possibly,

|

Wil

i

Sir

—

decidedly Popery tone of

—

No-

The

Modified Sympathy.

were probably indeed, may they the disposition of the affect local blacks. The were called in. police Ten natives and tried at were captured, a of Mr. on Wyndham charge spearing five of Hale and stealing the cutter them others were two sentenced were released, for to three imprisonment taking years' and the remaining three part in the attack, sentenced to six months for were stealing

also,

consequences,

unpropitious. still adversely

—

Other

therefore, sympathy to the in by Catholics aroused not dignation by Catholic prac for such but tices, they are not, by the doubtful imitation of these in very empty said,

be accorded

"

have

we

might

—

As

8.

—

TOPIC

.

CURRENT

—

"

admirable.

duce a

a

nd

its

Excessive evils

in

the

also pro zeal may of wastefulness

shape

extravagance.

BUTCHERS, Fremantle

580.

'd a>

'

mH

PL, Cfc.4i

£ 50

««

0

&D

an i—

i—

i

<D

i

O

Z

-d

o|J

'3

2 n

CO

® i-H

rd

-

[?]

Q

a CC

-

>+2

1 2 p M w-

+= 72

P

©

497

&

National Library of Australia

499

HAY

STREET,

PERTH.

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22981150

TAILORING

'FRISCO HIGH

STREET,

WORK.

BEST

James FIRST-CLASS

CLERICAL for

Send

A

WORK and

patterns

STYLES

measurement

IN

HATS,

TIES

SHIRTS,

We

Current

SPECIALITY.

forms.

LOUIS 12

F.

Newcastle

Chambers, (NEXT

LENT

FROM Interest,

Strictest LOUIS

ANY

SEELIGSON

(late

Barrack

MURRAY

CHAMBERS,

ST.

HUGH daily.

Decorative

NEWCASTLE Grand

to

(next

and

HAY

113

on

CO.,

HIGH

PERTH,

ST.,

South

WEST

FREMANTLE

ON

HAND.

Marine 000

.£1,900,

Our

Motto

"

:

with

with

TELEPHONE

Civility

,

188

Perth,

—

;

F.

Policies

all

as

the

for

_

,

616

in

every Settlement

CO.,

AND

LIME BEST

Funerals

E ES.

BURN

in

conducted

IN

CASKETS

STONE

LEAD

Beautiful

and

Town

Mountings,

Wellington TELEPHONE

Steam CORNER

Merchants,

tti

r-na

"id

11/ilU

i Jill

ST.

q

Mills,

Largest Electric

MELBOURNE

AND

ROAD

in

rept

ciregon,

deals, DOORS,

TO

BRICKS,

CEMENT,

that, of the

Large Consignment

IN

ALL

SIZES'

FIRE

and

CLAY. |j

of

Light,

into

W.

electrical

he

LINING, beautiful

Funerals

at

These

Cycles

Most

than

-'.-'sundries

'We

from

Improved

UNDERTAKING

NOTE

THE

National Library of Australia

any the

part most

ADDRESS—

world.

Estimates

Wires,

prepared Fittings

Lamps,

.€23

Cycles,

do

them

Call

other

any and

well

for '

etc

'

to

and inspect, or write in houses the trade.

two

for

>30. We

catalogue.

Bring

or

send

your

cheaply.

WALL HAY

AND

CO.,

PERTH.

ST.,

of the Colony manner. respectful

PIER

on

Shortest

STREET.

Notice

&

BOOH

/

BRANCH

in COFFIN FURNITURE MOUNTINGS everv requisite replete 'with and F KILLING, a SHROUDS, LACE, TRIMMINGS, large collection various WREATHS, patterns. (new d< sign) BED ALWAYS IN COFFINS STOCK. CEDAR, OAK, and JARRAH

in in

the

Cables,

and American markets Engliish Materials ever CoaChbuilding

found

conducted

in

LONDON,

20.

unequalled.

are

361

,

and .

and

fittings etc.

CONTRACTOR.

SWAN,

Telephones,

Perth,

Undertakers,

landed

A.

The Will

Latest

just

AND &

EDISON

T£"C

Street,

ENGINEER FOR

Electric

O'DEA,

and have

etc.,

137.

WEABNE,

Lane, Murray

Cycles,

more

lave

"B

L

of

GROCERS,

.

introduced

they

JARRAH

'

.

a

ANNOUNCE

Wreaths,

Telephone

Monopolk

JARItAH

SUPPLY

&

Coachbailders to

and

Stock.

STREET.

SPLATT, BEG

Bed

Furniture, in

KAURI,

Undertaker,

manufacturer

Bells, stock.

Acme

Etc

1epairs.

BOWRA

the

in

Notice,

kauri

matchboards, PLASTER,

.

FIRE

PRESSED

the Shortest

on manner.

159.

SHELVING,

PREPARED

are

Furnisher, PERTH.

CHIPPER,

AGENT

.

Dandalup,

North

Manager.

Funeral

J.

ELECTRICAL

JARRAHSAW-MILLS, At

HUGHES,

HAY

Nicholson

etc.,

Moulding

and

of

A.

CHIPPER,

Country,

Cofl&n

C.

BEOS., Telephone

_L iVii

616

COTTESLOE).

(15

WELLINGTON

OF

D.

BEACH.

BUNNING Timber Saw

the

i

Perth.

Street,

COTTESLOE

:

all

RATES.

W. Street.

respectful

Always

;

RATES.

LOWEST

WORKS

or

J.P.

Esq.,

and

(Hermetically Sealed), OAK, CEDAR, ON ALWAYS HAND.

LIME AT

Keane,

STREET, most

QUALITY

BUILDING

CURRENT

General

HAY

V.

of practical advantages Claims paid by the Branch important City in the World, thus of Claims.

J.

and

Company.

M.L.A.

derive issued

Barrack

Chambers,

Undertaker

HARVEY

size.

any

Liability).

Ed.

;

Esq.,

are

Prompt

DONALD

580.

M.L.A.

Quinlan,

Representatives

facilities

special

despatch"

Fremantle,

to

Insurance

(Unlimited

Company, Policyholders

Office,

Cros&land's

and

,

Paperhang-

Varnishing, cut

BRANCH.

F.R.G.S.,

Esq., T.

this

Local Perth.

a

at

Manager offering

SOLICITED.

Cleanliness

Glazier,

PERTH.

DIRECTORS:

LOWEST

TRIAL

Stock

necessary. settlements.

and

Paints, Glass

AUSTRALIAN

Forrest,

By insuring

A

when

prompt

FURNISHED.

LOCAL Alex.

ALWAYS

Com

LAWLER,

and

CAPITAL

dealing

POULTRY

and

STREET,

Fire

British

BEACONSFIELD.

an!

bag.

!

BUTCHERS,

ST.,

depastured

Cheap Stocks of Leads, hand. Stained and Sheet

!

Nu.

GUILDFORD.

and

Paperhanger,

Painter,

—

FAMILY

per

General

and

taken,

J.

ESTIMATES

&

at

Hotel).

Large

ALBERT

Road

Rubble,

Agent.

MURRAY

263 mgs always

H.

Lowest

(Without

discounted

Street)

Building Cow Hair,

and

Lime

and

JUNCTION

or water, Consignments of stock by land bought and sold on commission. Every care

SECURITY.

Bills

of

PIANOS

AVAILABLE

assured.

confidence

and

FURNITURE and

of

at

CLINCH,

mission Rates

COTTESLOE

Quarries:

MATERIALS Shoddies,

Stock,

Land,

HOTEL)

at Lowest £5 UPWARDS, by Easy Repayments, on

DEEDS, BONDS, CERTIFICATES, PLATE, SCRIP, Removal),

B.

MIDLAND I

MONEY

W.

Street.

Murray

GRAND

TO

239.

BUILDING

quality

at cubic foot; Stone, per at per Concrete' cubicyard;

Auctioneer,

SEELIGSON,

MERCHANTS.

Telephone—

best

SUPPLY

can

Cubic Building for Screenings

MONEY!

MONEY!

STREET.

Rates..

Rubble,

MONEY!

STONE

and

WELLINGTON

Office:

FIT.

ACCURATE

LATEST

LIME

Manager.

Healy,

MATERIALS.

FASHIONS.

LATEST

IBRIGGS & CO. LIMITED,

CO.,