The sun., 1891-06-28

u0KSs tubt udu ouUuI0u bO mouy noIObulUps tUlO
that even in age their strength was not de-
parted. His hair was snow-white. his face was
handsome. his Roman nose and flashing dark
eyes indicated force and determination. This
man was james Patrick O'Gorman Nahon.
batter known as The O'Gorman Mahon. He
lyed 10 see those with whom he sat az that
.se on pSs: sso 81 this moPsS i was Tie las;
Tssss SeG cnsfes
oEA Of the tales q Enropean history In the
Il: sns ss Il onss es1Hfs
yesrs ss1 h Yea SF s
nish Soa who had their
own countries for various reasons and who
FSes fencsa fs his' mSstsrs they ' shot WITH
deadly precision. They. permitted no man to
e sr Is %
impaFdal vaior n an causes: They we're to hs
OF these gentlemen, 70 attractive to the modern
81 Ssslnsss s0 james Pal fasiiof oGoS%an @ Mshsn
The O'G4rman Mahon. was the last and the
hsp sy ss % ne 9Sssa %SrIs
from bsgrI1kne to snd not H, ths ordinary adr
adventure Of soldier 81 fortune whose days
!, "
rs ' 'QSornan SsS Msbon aSo t! same OF a nghtins
sna seead
through ail the island: He was born in county
Glare probably in the last year Of the last cen-
But bis Ha motEor Was % 81 the w FAMILY
Then Tame M and h9 honor came to him he claimed
tsis oi TSe s%otd q freand iSs
eoad aeaze es NOR.
worthy from his personal appearance to be The
hero Of tale 81 adventure than The o'Gor-
sr76i ana % sraceiSl form. His face % Was 80 hand
some that he was frequently said D., to II be- the
dark and waving; His eyes wero also dark.
and their expression could b be either % merry % or
s.s MS s ySss ySss
vSs Ehen ali he was 6
He was learned. as became gentleman Of
bis time, IA the accurate pse Of the sword and
siss Of the old school a and taught his son to be
s. S SSa Ss1n9 M Sss EsPs s
Ssid. 70 hun might have been applied ihe
% Ssld".Rat tAss he had the Whites. Whites hands. he
softsst voice. and the deadlicsl rapier at the
sdded ,hst he had a a most chivalroS- heat.
Th: O.Gorman Mnhon Inherited consider
oy base ,as
strictions that drove him from his country md
ct np IN his heart tho rowing desires which
IL might be said here that In middle life he
married Dublin woman OF wealth. by whom
he had one SON.; This son died IN early man
ho"d. and The O'Gorman Mahon had NO other
TO continue the story, Tie o'Gorman Mahon
inherited The bitter resentment, OF his ances-
f05f against the English who had pn, many
q va DrANu IN SHItt I"
&. SSsntIs .Iis iss%sd !, .soss ln@isaslsss @ spS y
iio gentlemen endured them. He was always
frank and bold. He never conre aled his hatred
snd & enriy ssn sr'psed the anxiety y OF his iamliy
Wien Basis so eGaa@ Seaan OF his sp9Sshi shi
i9r Cath.iie maneilalion, The O,Sorman
10 lis own soms co"ny oHs rsqe He f ionshs
duel- right and lett being always tho chacn-
ger aud coming OF SO honolably thnt every
He rode about the country, urging The cnu.e OF
pistols Ye wo, . at his side his sword And Lis
face inspiled respect and fear everywheie. Yet
20 made no enonies. For then and alwnys ho
s SsI msrry smile a q reconeliation Tor tho,s
re was rot good batter. foreiving ms freely as
sss 81 Game # stand for %, EPn San
preparing things for his elecioE When the
9sy s, same p the whole & county asssmolod 10 the
Sss cahGo Hs sSsp fsni sa
before Tho 6Gsrnah A Mshon S 'sS siScde in 's and
green shirt and wore susnended from his neck
n,sd the 6a Re h e. the insmrgen,s The High Sheriff
saIa NJ Sams @ sfpSHGssIaassn'M pGormass MohSn ana
Louis XIV. could not have said. "Ieiat.