The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-11

States he should enter the Fenian ranks in
order to play .hs role Of SOY, To this lie
trusted Him as tnsf rfien1 and s psts SH M"0
vices 10 oN.i IN the irish Cause. and was ' sc
cepted. He went at once to LocEport. ILL., and
medium for receiving AZ o 0iflcial Seports and
efssnissj military COMPANY for t the irish frisS
hepubllcan army. and was delegate to the
ssssa @ SGSd R'os s'l Sh &c s
s S0 hs G sss tsS mgsD
called to new York 5s Ns to assist ESr9 Rim n n
plane for Of Ganaaa He
,Tish Republican army f with the rank a., Of
the Eastern States and 70 reorgsnizet the exist
ing military bodies But he seems to have stuck
possiSio" which. OF Course. was what he was
hired Tor BY the British GoyerpPsnt.
and At another time he went, with o'Neill to
| When the plans for the second invasion
bagan to develop LIZ Esron was appointed In
formed HIS Government. and was placed in
direct communication with Lord Monck: Gov
and made personal arrangements with the
! Chief OF Police for u system Of daily reports.
hs ocs eap" eI ana in ehanee 90 an
lions. besides copying for transmis;ion all the
and that sS his
90 the chief ccnspirator in the murder Of pr.
f enian Brothersood and ineidentaiy Charles
Stewart Parnoll. with completely in the at
~ with the
funds OF the Brotherhood.
Buffalo and teleRraphed to Ottawa all the pro:
% s." along e the i ronts PRsa
Le Caron dutifully went on the march with the
Whiie ostsnsbiy heart and r soul and body In
Ssd to 70 the 81 s' p S.a: he
sec what would happen" The actual invasion
"Nsturs was IL her very bes. and sveetes.
nS Ss .. 81 shS
t sss Sspsn
Ireland q nation once again They were n
funny crowd All were armed put lew were
eye. but only to stand out in contrast with the
with 9 certain amount Of military precision. for
al had received some dssIse Of military train,
bridge By which the water was crossed. and
deDloying as skirmshers In close order.
dark G.nsdi.a trees lid from their View the
cominS, they advanced IN : spirit. Of ,efI.ryss-
few PAGES. and, on their startied ears came
the ringing ping ping! OF the ambushed rifles
81 asf niU eher srs ssfsn
they stopped. broke rank. and ned as IN 1855
IN order to pour vollsy on their almost IN yisi-
BILE enemy. and finally TO retreat up the hill to
versailles. leaving thsiT, dead to be subsequent
~ buried by the Canadian
Jus Just =, alter this naseo; when lie Ca s was
,hortiss he was arrested at the railway S sta
nlsn Le CaroS could not eKpai In without a.
tawa under guard. When he was put aboard
the train crowd Of migrated Canadians sur;
y Hang himr lie Caron said aftsrwsrd that
this was the most terrifying moment OF his
was there ID idsntifsd, "~ "'1' "' anu
Le Caron now resumed his studies. going to |
Medicine there. After graduation he moved |
to BraidvoOd. M. where he began practice as |
elected member Of the Board OF Health and
The Clsn,na.G was now o" becoming DOW
s1ul sand d lie osrOn st
ta0 tho % s sad Ss
came senior Guardian In this position he |
ton. and he sSppisd It regularly ' to the Brit.
ish g9ysrnmsn,' He nnioldsd the treason:
Associates He atfssdsd evsr1 messing e q any
IN liz to and YssS and
tiPn was lnya riably Of = sensationsl order.
Iris6, moysmsnf., Including ihs New Dspsr:
the prinsipsi %s%Ssfs 81 he BrtisS doy love g.
'cs AND the :rf
Of the PRINCE o. Vale. Sr .hs Duke OF Com
Portland prison. with the rescue Of Michael
i thsreirSSnL And a hundred and odd
Later in 1917. he asserted that the lssde S Of
the Russian Government for the purpose OF
urging on war between hussiA and England /
LIE CaIon admitted. however. that the Irish
In America, Including the Clan. were not i'm
hOasS he Ss ss1 al
that some .sympathlssTs In this country /
KEW w o. fhi s@uS EssS e9ss2 os
testify before the Parnell Commission in Lon
dor don, that he cane mos. Psominsntly before
vice under the British Government he had
was Intended to be very da maging to Mr. Par,
nell Among other things he spoke OF a GER
tain interview ne asserted that he had had
with Mr. parneil in which M Psrnell Is
ing the position Of the irish question at the
any such conversation had ever taken place.
lin. Brennan. and other noted LAnd LsagueTs
OF promoting dynamite warfare. out his Iesti-
generally dseTeditsd For the time being he
created great sensation in the court He
In his bearing and only Lost his self posses
sion under searching eToks-examinatiOn On
the witness stand he admitted and glOTied in
the fact that he had Joined the Fsnians With
the express intention Of bstrsying them.
and that he did betrAy them on ey-
err possible occasion aud to the full
est extent In his power He had taken
many OAths and he had bTOEsn them
without conjunction, for he had never foT- |
gotten that he MAS an English dealing |
with his cuunlFEis Ia evan dared % |