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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-04
WEST VIRGINIA.,

Charleston, Nov. 3-This state voted
a full ticket today, including presiden-
tial electors. governor. state officers. a
legislature and 4 congressman. The
contestants for gubernatOrial hOnors
We're: George Wesley Atkinson. Re-
publcan: Cornelius G. Watts. Demo-
cratic. Peoples and National Democra-
tic; T. c. JohnJon, Prohibitionist.
Wheeling. w. Va. Nov. 3.-Vote Is
coming slow; 1t will he late before the
result is known. Advices from many
points show that gold Democrats gen
orally voted for Mckinley.
Chairman William NJ. o. Dawson
Republican state committee, claims
state for Mckinley by $1,000. Reports
from all sections of state show large
Republican gains.
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MISSOURI.

Jefferson City, Nov. IA complete
ticket was voted to-day, including
presidential electors, governor, State
officers, legislature and IL congress
men. The candidates for governor
We're: Robert f. Lewis, Rep; Lon V.
Stephens. Dem. and Peoples; j. Nc
Dowell Trimble, Nat. Dem.; Herman
=. Faris. Pro. and National; Lewis c.
Fry, Soc. Labor.
St. Louis, Nov. 3.-The indications
at O'Clock pointed to strong vote
for sound money in this city. McKin-
ley has gained unexpectedly from this
quarter, but the state will probably
give It's electoral vote to Bryan by a
small majority.
Kansas City. Nov. 3.-Kansas City
shows Mckinley gain of 1000 and ST.
Louis Of $1,000 votes. Sheriff O'Neill
comedies that the Republicans carry
Kansas City by 1000 to 5000.
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VIRGINIA..

Richmond, Nov. 3.-Presidential cleo
tors and 10 congressman We're voted for
today. Mckinley carries the state by
10000, and the Republicans appear to
have captured 5 congressional dis
triCts.
Indications are that the Democrats
lost heavily in the cities. Vote close
in Lynchburg. but in McKinley's favor
Allegheny county probably gone Re-
publican by 800, Republican gain of 600.
The figures in Richmond render 1t
certain that this, the Third district
returns Lamb, DEM, to congress by a
large majority.
At 10 o'clock the Democrats concede
the state to Mckinley.
New York, Nov. 3.-The Journal says
Virginia has gone Republican by $1,000.
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tors, congressman, 8 state senators
and full assembly We're voted for to-
day.
Newark, Nov, S.-The Democratic
State Committee coHcedes the State to
Mckinley by 10000 plurality. Republic
cans claim a victory by 10000. Large
Republican increases are reported in
many counties.
Newark, Nov. 3.-Chairman Murphy
at 10.45 o'clock claimed the state by 50,-
900 Republican plurality. Garret A.
Hobart claims Passaic. his own county
by 5000. and has telegraphed to Nc
Kinley that he will have 10000 plurality
in the state.
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KANSAS.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 3.-Presidential
electors, governor, state ticket, legisla-
ture and congressman were voted for
today. The candidates for governor
We're: F. N. Morrill,. Republican,)
John w. Leedy, democratic and PeO-
ple'O; Horace Burley, (Prohibition);
Henry Douthart, (NationaD; A. F.
kepfOrd, independently
Probabilities at 10 o'clock favored
Bryan by narrow margin. Republi-
cans have made great gains and later
returns may give the state to McKin.
lev.
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RUN DOWN BY A TROLLEY,
Mayor Will Die Of the In.
juries Sustained.

Roanoke. Va, Nov. 3.-Mayor Nc
Clelland was run down yesterday morn
ing on Campbell street by an electric
car and fatally injured. He was car
ried into physicians office near the
scene of the accident in an unconscious
condition and it was found that the
base of the skull on the back part of
the head was fractured. No hopes are
entertained for the mayors recovery.
The car was in charge of onductor
A. c. Beckner and Motorman II. NJ.
Sperry. The latter did all i'm his power
to avert the accident. The mayor
stepped in FROM of the car when it was
less than five feet from him. The body
was dragged So feet before it was pos
sible to stop.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-04
FLOODS IN FRANCE INCREASING.
Reports from Outlying Districts In.
dicate Much Damage.

Paris, Nov. 3.-Telegrams received
from the departments bring news of
further floods and of alarming rise in
the rivers. Enormous damage to prop
erty has been done. but no fatality has
yet been reported. The River Seine Is
still rising and is at the flood stage.
The authorities have dispatched to
Comps and to Vallabregues the artil-
lery wagons from Mines in order to as
sist in the work of relief.
The River Rhone has burst it's banks
at Lauson, which is now isolated. The
only communication through consider
able districts Is by boat. Troops have
left Avignon to assist in repairing the
Lroken banks Of the Rhone.
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DELAWARE.

Dover, Nov 3-Delaware today elect
ed presidential electors, governor,
minor state officers, Legislature and one
congressman; also delegates to con-
stitutional convention. The candidates
for governor We're: John c. Higgins,
Republican; John Hoffecker, Union Re-
publican; E,be w. Tunnel. Democratic
and Honest Money Democratic; Daniel
Green, Prohibition; Lewis N. Slaugh-
ter, Single Tax.
Owing to the war between the Hig-
gins and Addicks factions 1t looks as IL
McKinley's plurality would be small,
but it is safe. The congressman is
Republican,
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Raleigh. Nov. 3.-This state voted to-
day for full ticket comprising presi-
Dental electors, governor, state Off
GERS, legislature and congressman.
The candidates for governor were: DAN
lei L. Russell, Rep; Cyrus B. Watson.
DEM; w. A. Guthrie, Pop; J. w. Holt,
Pro.
Returns are coming in very slowly.
Those received to 10 o'clock indicated
decreased Democratic pluralities, but
Bryan has probably carried the state.
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TEXAS.

Austin, Nov. 3.-Texas voted today
for presidential electors. governor.
state officers and legislature, also 13
The candidates for gov
ernor were: ii. B. Cline, Lily White
Republican,; c. A. Culberson, Demo-
crat; Jerome c. Kearby, Populist Ran
dolph Clark. Prohibition.
Rryan and Culberson have carried
the state by reduced pluralities. The
next delegation In congress will stand:
Z Democrats and Republicans.
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WISCONSIN,.

Madison, Nov. 3.-Presidential elec-
tors, governor, state officers, legisla-
ture, and 10 congressman were voted
for today. The nominees for governor
were: Edward Scofield, Republican;
Willis c. Silverton, Democratic and
Peoples; Joshua II. Berkey. Prohibi-
tionst; Robert Henderson, National;
Christ Tuttrop. Socialistic-Labor.
At 10 o'clock the Republican State
committee claimed the state for Nc
Kinley by 10000 and also the election
of a solid Republican delegation to
congress.
Milwaukee. Wis, Nov 3.-On the
basis Of gains in twenty towns the state
is Republican By $1,000 or more.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-04
SPAIN'S QUEER TACTICS.
She Holds Up Vessel in Mid.Ocean
and Demands Information,

New York, Nov. 3.-Captain Mont
gomery, of the brig Carib, which ar
rived to-day from Truxillo, reports
that on October 19. about midnight, a
war vessel without lights displayed was
sighted. Shortly afterwards the
stranger blew his whistle several times
to attract attention, and finding that
the brig did not heed him. fired a gun.
The brig was hove to and waited for
twenty minutes until within speaking
distance.
The stranger, which proved to be a
Spanish man-of-war, hailed the brig
and asked its name and whittier bound
also if any Spanish vessels had been
seen. After receiving replies the man.
of-war thanked the briggs officers and
said good night" steaming away to
the eastward without showing her
lights. The night was dark, and it was
impossible to distinguish the rig of the
man. of-war or her name.
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MONTANA,

Helena, Nov. 3.-The voters Of Mon
tana to-day chose presidential electors.
governor, State ticket. legislature and
one representative in congress. The
candidates for governor were: A. c.
Botkin. Silver Rep, and Mckinley,
Rep; Robert B. Smith. Dem. Pop. Bot
kin is elected by 10000: Bryan electors
have nearly the same plurality, and
Hartman. free silver Republican, is re-
elected to congress.
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MARYLAND.

Annapolis. Nov. 3.-Presidential elec.
tors and 6 congressman were voted for
Today. Returns from the country dis
tricts come in slowly, but show steady
Republican gains.
Baltimore. Nov. 3.-The Republican
chairman claims the city by 10000. The
Democratic chairman comedies It by
1S,0oQ
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CONNECTlCUT.

Hartford, Nov. 3.-Connecticut today
elected presidential electors. a governor.
legislature and full state ticket, also
congressman. The candidates for gov
ernor were: Lorrin A. Cooke, Republic
can; Joseph h. Sargent, Democratic;
Joel A. Sperry. National Democratic;
Edward G.. Manchester. Prohibition;
John A. Norton, Socialist-Labor. The
Republicans have elected their entire
ticket by an average plurality of $4,000
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IDAHO.

Boise City, Nov. 3.-Idaho today vot-
ed for presidential electors, governor.
full state ticket and one representative
in congress. The candidates for gov
ernor We're: Frank Steunenberg, DEM
ocratic Populist Silver Republican.
Moses +. Fowler, Prohibition. The
Democratic fusion ticket carried
throughout by qualities ranging from
$1,000 to Is, 900.
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LOUISIANA,

Baton Rouge. Nov. 3.-Presidential
electors and 6 congressman were voted
for today. At midnight the Democra-
tic state committee claimed a clean
sweep by an average plurality Of 10000
New Orleans. Nov. IA despatch
from Senator Blanchard at Shreveport
says North Louisiana will give Bryan
10000 majority.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE,

Concord. Nov. 3.-The citizens of this
State to-day voted for presidential
electors, governor. Legislature, and two
congressman. The candidates for gov
ernor were: George A. Ramsdell, Rep:
Henry o. Kent, Dem.: G. J. Greenleaf,
Peoples; John c. Barry, Pro-; George
w. Barnard, National; Harry H. Ac-
ton, Soc. Labor.
Ramsdelrs plurality is estimated at
II o'clock at $4,000; McKinley's at 49,
900, and the election Of both the Repub-
lican candidates for congressman is
conceded.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-04

Chairman Talbot. of the Democratic
state committee, says the vote of Bal
timore has given the state to Mckin-
ley. The Republicans at midnight
claimed the State by 10000, and Chair
man Wellington 80 telegraphed to Nc
kinleY.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-04
ONE OF THE GRANT TRIPLErS DEAD
Trio was UnbrOken Until the Brothers
We're u 4 ears Old.

Winsted. Conn.,. Nov. 3.-Matthew A.
Grant. rs years of age. lifelong resi-
dent of Burrville, Conn. and one of the
famous Grant triplets, died suddenly Of
paralysis today. William Grant Is the
only one of the Grant triplets now liv-
ing.
Previous to the death of Daniel
Grant, which occurred nearly three
years ago, the Grants were the Oldest
triplets in the world.
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WYOMING.

Cheyenne. Nov. 3.-Apart from the
presidential issue and the choice of a
representative In congress. the only
thing of importance voted for today
was chief justice, assembly and 3
state senators. Mondell. for congress.
Is away ahead, but the vote on the
presidential electors is close, with
Mckinley in the lead.
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NEVADA,

Carson City, Nov. 3.-In addition to
presidential electors and one represen-
tative in congress. Nevada voted to-day
for minor State officers and legisla-
ture. The plurality for Bryan and
Watson and for Doughty, Populist
nominee for congress, exceeds 5000
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FLORIDA.

Tallahassee, Nov. 3.-Florida today
voted for presidential electors and
congressman, her state election having
heen held a month ago. At IL o'clock
a plurality for Bryan of 10000 and the
election of the Democratic congress
men was claimed by the Democratic
state committee and conceded by the
Republicans.
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MINNESOTA.

st. Paul, Nov. 3.-Minnesota voted
for everything today: Presidential
electors, governor, State ticket, legis-
lature and seven congressman. The
candidates for governor were: David
NJ. Clough, Rep: John Lind. Dem. and
Peoples; William ]. Dean. Pro; Albert
A. Ames. Ind; William B. Hammond,
Socialist-LabOr.
Returns at 10 o'clock indicated plur-
ality for Mckinley in the state of $4,000
and sweep on the congressional and
State tickets. Only one Populist, Lom-
EreSS,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-04
ANARCHIST SHOOTS AN OFFICER.
Police Of Paris Capture a Lot Of In.
cendiary Literature.

Paris, Nov. "A man named Ley.
maire, who was out of work, shot and
seriously wounded a policeman with
revolver this afternoon in the Rue des
Petits Champs. Another policeman
was hot In the shoulder When Ley
maire was finally Overpowered he de-
clared himself to be an anarchist
The police have seized lot Of an
archist documents and literature at his
lodgings.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-04
FOUND A BAG OF STOLEN MONEY.
Suspected Thief Regains the Booty
and Makes on.

York, Pa, Nov. 3.-Farmer Edward
8. Spangler today accidentally discOv-
rafter In his barn, near this city. While
Spangler was counting the money,
which consisted of $500 In greenbacks.
gold and silver, the hired man, w. G.
Solomon, appeared and snatched the
bag away. Solomon threatened to kill
Spangler II he told anybody about the
bag, and then disappeared.
A search was at once instituted, but
Solomon cannot be found. 1t Is thought
that he stole the money.
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SAY DR.. WETMORE IS INNOCENT.
story duplicating Him In the Law.
renee Murder Is Declared False.

Holland, Mich, Nov. 3.-Dr. Judson
d. Wetmore has been acknowledged
innocent of the charge of completely
in the murder Of Enos Lawrence. for
which he Is now confined In the county
jail at Grand Haven.
The wife of Lawrence and her broth
er, both of whom are serving time In
Jackson prison as confessed murderers
of Lawrence, have now confessed that
the doctor whom they implicated last
month in the crime, is innocent Of all
knowledge of the murder, and that 1t
was the woman's hope to tighten her
own sentence by duplicating him.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-04

r. NJ. Wallace, Regular Republican;
Samson Pope, Lily White Republican;
w. II. Ellerbe. Dem. The whole Demo-
cratic electoral, state and congressional
ticket was successful by reduced plu-
ralities. Bryan's ma ajority is estimated
at 40 000
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YER MONT.

Montpelier, Nov. 3.-Having elected
congressman and state officers two
months ago the only interesting fea-
ture of todays election was the size
of the Republican majority for McKin-
ley. 1t is close to 10000.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

Columbia, Nov. 3.-Preside tial elec-
tors, governor, state officers. a legisla-
ture and congressman were voted for
today. The nominees for governor were:
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MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson, Nov. 3.-Presidential elec-
tors and seven congressman were voted
for to-day. The Democrats claim
sweep for Bryan by $4,000 and all the
congressman.
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GEORGIA..

Atlanta, Nov. 3.-Georgia today voted
FOR presidential electors and IL con-
gressmen. The Democrats claim every
thing by from 10000 to 10000 plurality.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, Nov. 3.-The Republican
electoral ticket will have $1,000 plural
ity. Both the Republican nominees for
congress are elected by largely increas-
ed majorities.
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UTAH.

Salt Lake City, Nov. 3.-This state
today chose presidential electors, Il
congressman and a Legislature. Bryans
plurality is over 10000
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THE State Returns
concluded from Page IL

district Shafroth. silver-fusion candi-
date for congress, wins, and In the Sec
ond, Bell, Populist.
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NEW JERSEY.

Trenton. Nov s.-Presidentisl elsc-
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The news that was flashed on the
screen came by special telegraph and
telephone and gave to those who read
the messages from all over the country
as early information as was given In
any part of the country. AS the news
was displayed in letters large enough
to be read almost as far away as
Spruce street the McKinleyites had
ample chance to exercise their lungs
and they did 1t increasingly for hours
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-07-25
NORTHWEST N EWS

Superior, Wis.-Plans have been pre-
pared by the German Catholic congrega-
ton for a $4,000 church editice on Clough
avenue, opposite st. Mary's Hospital.
The church will be utilized on the
ground floor by a German parochial
school. v
Madison, Wis.-The second season of
the summer school opened Sunday with
the celebration of porltific.al mass by
Archbishop Katzer, OF Milwaukee. Bish-
op O'Gorman, of Sioux Falls, preached in
another church to an overflow. The
work of the school is to consist almost
entirely of lectures on subjects of inter-
est to Catholics
Duluth, Minn.-The body of Edward
r. Bud, " years of age, has been washed
up ON the shore of Lake Superior He
disappeared two weeks ago, and it had
been supposed that he was at work. The
cause of the suicide was disappointment
at the failure to sell his claim. He has
brother, Amos Budd, in Oshkosh, Wis,
and a daughter, Mrs. Hitler, in Menomo-
ME, Wis. His relations did not know
where he lived. -. :..:.
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TOOK HIS HIDE
How An Irlshman Implicitly Obeyed
Orders.

How An Irishman Implicitly Obeyed
Orders.
While in front of Petersburg, Gen. But.
Ter received information that his favor
ite horse Almond-Eye, had been acct
dentally killed by falling into ravine
Upon the departure of his informant, he
ordered an Irish servant to go and skin
him. says the Boston World
what, is Almond-Eye dead?" asked
Pat.
whats that to you? Do as bid you
and ask no questions" r.
Pat went about his business, and in an
hour OF two returned.
''Well, Pat, where have you been all
this timer sternly demanded the gen
eral.
'Skinning the horse, yer honor"
"Does it take nearly two hours to per-
form such an operation?"
mo yer honor; but then you see, it
took bout half an hour to catch him.
replied Pat.
Gen. Butler cast upon his servant such
a ferocioius look that Pat thought he med
itated SHINING an Irishman in revenge
for the death of his horse.
Change of Locations
Tim Howard, for many years one of the
best known and most popular dispensers
OF liquid refreshments at Hudson, Wis,
has removed to Burkhardt, St. Croix
county, where he is at present engaged
in the hotel business. Tim is running a
first class hotel, with good barn in con-
nection, and will be pleased to take the
best of care Of all his old patrons as well
as new ones who happen to visit Burk-
Ehardt
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A. 0. 4 NOTES

On Friday evening the 18th inst, oc-
CURED the regular meeting Of Division
No. 4, this city. This division is always
to the fore in all that tends to advance
the interests OF the best order on Amer
lean soil. The hearts Of the brothers are
filled with an uncomfortable desire to do
good. All that is necessary is to apply
the spark to the magazine of their
charity, and their love and friendship
will burn as brightly as did the love Of
faith and country on the holy hillsides
Of Ireland. Even members in bad stand
ing are not forgotten when distress
comes to them. Many a dollar has No.
paid to those who were not entitled to a
cent of benefit.
nounced that an A. o. Fl. band was in
process Of formation, and this long-felt
want will soon be filled by the cadet or
ganization Of which Minneapolis is to
have the first division. BY all means
let us have the band to stir the martial
blood of our race The harp has long
beer, silent, but the Irish are as naturally
musicians as they are poets, orators, and
American boys of this city will succeed
rate we shall expect great things since
M. w. Mogan and NJ. P. Walls are be-
hind the project. Brother Joseph Nc
DermOtt is an old musician and the man
ayers of our new band might consult him
to advantage. Bro McDermott is re-
covering from a severe attack of sick
ness, and Bro. Lawrence Ryan, who has
been afflicted with rheumatism, is con-
valescent.
The last meeting Of Division No. d.
Of E. was the most entertaining up to
date Bro c. B. Hoy was master of cere-
monies and introduced DR.. Mary Riley,
of Division No. 1, who made neat
speech, and impressed US most favor
ably by her pleasing manner of speak
ing. President Maggie Flaherty read an
interesting paper on the late state con-
vention, and also delivered most pleas
ing recitation. Sister May Flahelty sang
one of her sweet songs Sister Josie Dom
ovan was down for Gig" but dis
abled pedal interfered, and her foot per-
hitting, the Gig" will be danced at the
next meeting. Sister Agnes Hoy sang in
her most fascinating style, and when she
finished your reporter was uncertain as
to the whereabouts Of his heart. Secre-
tary Mary Coskran and her sister Mag
gle, have returned from their trip to
the country where they bloomed as city
bellies.
Your reporter almost omitted to state
that three sisters from Division No. 2,
were present, and expressed their pleas
ure at the high order of entertainment
they had witnessed. -
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vious life. Benedict XIV. has declared
that the advocates of her cause must
clear her memory from the grave
charges that cluster around it, if she is
ever to be raised to the affairs of the
church. Indeed, from the very nature Of
the case, this is the only possible course.
Almost within her last breath the hap
less queen declared that her only crimes
were her birth, her misfortunes and her
faith. If her statement is true, she is
not only martyr, but innocent of adul-
terry, the murder and the attempted regi-
eide OF which she was accused; if untrue,
she went before the White Throne with
lie on her lips and could not, therefore,
have been martyr for the true faith.
y, On that wintry morning 800 years ago,
with death looking in at her window,
Mary Stuart wrote the following Latin
prayer:
o Dominic Deus! speravi In tie
@ care mi Jesu, nunc liberane
In dura catena, in m:sera poena desidero
gemendo ct genu fectendo
Adore. imploro, ut There's me!
!: O, Lord God! In thee. have hoped; 0
my dear Jesus free me now. In the hard
chain, in woeful suffering, weeping. and
mourning and adoring On Bonded knee, I
ask and implore thee to set me free!
,.s Will her prayer be answered on earth,
we hope, as it has been answered in
heaven? y