The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-15
IRISH WAR WAVES WARM.
PfRSELL's OPPONENTS TRRTTfTED
OTER ms MfNTFESTO.
When Mrs. O'Shea VIII Become Mrs. Par
neli-Mut;crings or Discomfort in tho Ger
man Navy Matrimonial Bureau Organ
lied i'm Rome-Foreign Affairs ia Genesll.
lCopyrisht iNl BY United Press


lCopyrigh. 1901 by United Press
LONDON. Mar 1.-THE Mccarthy faction
are irritated 10 a derrce not before reached IN
the war of lhe Irish factions hywhat Timothy
Healy calls the cool self assumption ot the
Parnoll manifesto. For the present week all
their energies have been devoted 10 breaking
down the parnclite mission TO America and
nearly every newspaper office and news
agency has been hombardod with alleged roye-
lations more or less derogatory To- Parncll.
Timothy Healy. whose antagonism to
Parnell is described by the latter's
followers As vndotive and malignant IS
never known % mention the name OF the
Irish leader without ass )ciatug with IL that
oi Mrs D'Shel. 81, uttemucps IN TINS re-
spect trcqu rtiv eo beyoud ynlganty, and
arouse the disgust of his hearers Nice NftuY
ha. repeatedly baeoueht him 10 bride ms
tongue. ou tie ground TINT DEE Is doing more
harm than good % the cause but iealy seems
as much DESTROYS of wlundlng iamells feel
ings as of producing political eject. It's latest
exploit of having Parneu followed 10y de-
tective q Brighton. where Mrs.. O'Shea x
stopping. is regarded as peculiar. IN view of
the fact that Paruell makes no secrecy ot lis
Journeys % Brighton wncr' hc has apart
ment- and whore he l. ire lucntly visited hy
friends from all pasts Of the United Kingdom.
MRS. o'sHEA TO De MRS rARNELL.
Neither is it any secret that in June next
M,- O'Shea vii oe Mrs. Parnell. s. tar Mrs
. Shea has come out ahead IN her contest
with her brothers over The property OF her
aunt. the late Lady Wood \ compromise "a
probable. Parnell divides his time when not
CARRYING on his Irish campaign between
brighton Parliament and his mining indus
tries In Wicklow. lio has always been san
gune OF rich developments from bis wicklow
mines.
The Mccarthy movement ia fast being alb
s0rDod By the ecclesiastical part OF II. The
money raised for the Federation has been
chiefly contributed bv the bishops and priests.
and 49, they arc assuming the direction the
niiv,eem inclined 20 let them pay the expense.
Although represented rs % voluntary contr.Ou-
ton. there has been a systematic levy on tine
clergy throughout iceland for the Federation.
In the opinion Of English Liberals the
alarming feature of the Irish situation Is
the absence of irish members OF Parliament
from the House Of Commons Many of them
appear to have lost All interest in their duties
and devote their time % the controversy IN
Ireland This leaves the English Liberals 10
carry ON the fight. IN which the Irish have "a
vital Interest, without any solid assistance
from that country, and the Government has
chooses 10 submit.
~ ADDITION FOR THE GERMAN NAVY.
4 Berlin dispatch ,ys the German navy
viii receive an addition during the present
wear OF th.rty-~cvru lrDu-clads. guu-bOatS and
tYrpedo-boafs. The navy on service Will then
consist of uluctr -,lX vessels. Great lmpOr-
lance Is attached 10 the torpedo boats The
torpedo squadron Is IN active service from
April lst 10 October lst. The Kaiser has not
given up h.s plans for the increase of the
navy. althOug,. for the present the unwilling
hes, Of the Reicn,tag 10 add To the Imperial
expenditures blocks his progress.
There aye loud mutterngs among the army
officers over the promotion by the Kaiser OF
his princeiy connections o. important army
posts over the heads of other officers. The
most prominent appointment ~ the kind IS
that Of hereditary Grand Duke of Baden 81 be
Major Gene.a and Commander of the Fourth
Brigade of Foot Guards with headquarters IN
Berlin being promoted over the head, OF no
fewer than -iXty-tWO senior officers This Is
discouuging 10 the officers generally, who see
themselye, pushed aside for priucelings with
cut any military capacity.
GrRArAN MINERS WOES.
The demands of the German miners for re-
drc,- has brought out some startling .acts in
relation 10 their treatment. I'm one of the
mines of Rheimsh Prussia boys are employed
who are only allowed ont of the mine on sun
day. some OF the inlne-oWncrs also compel
their employee 20 buy all good. from shops
belonging 10 the mine-ownors, and keep them
continually in debt.
From Zanzibar comes the statement that
the German. Raddatz. accused of numbering
"a native girl, has been discharged for want Of
evidence
Major Wi.sman's steamer. for Lake Victoria,
in Central Africa, Is to be delivered on May
lst.
EXCHANGE OF WEALTH FoE TITLE.
4 Rome dispatch says that the Prince of
Naples l. pursuing hi- military studies under
the superintendent OF General AyogadrO
and other superior officers. Il IS the desire Of
King Humhert that the young Prince should
be- trained in all martial exercises.
The story comes from Rome that bureau
has been organized .hcre on the principle Of
the matrimonial bureaus that flourish IN Paris
aud o some extent in London. The bureau.
however. max a speciality Of international
introduculns, involving m exchange oil
wealth for title.