The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-16

after. the biggest fire ever remembered in
Dublin for fifty years before was the saw
mills and timber yards. really cannot
now remember exactly. but I think the
damage was only tride under 200 900. and
only partly insured The splendid new
machinery wes twisted about like wire.
GLADsTONE'S RETIREMENT.
"I have done no end Of things all my life
by wiling There Is hep Of work that
wants to be done in clearing away hypo-
critics, frauds, tyrants and others who are
narrow minded humbugs ana are there
fore antf-miIl enarian. and it only needs
national, universal OF very general force of
willing and pull all together to remove
such from positions of power or authority.
twilled' Gladstone to retire, and if he did
not do so to die; he was doing more harm
than was realized or seen by the wooden
heads Ireland has not got. and viii not
get home rule because there are lot Of
power isl and has for long been. cOncen-
trated ON killing home rule The people
who are using viii power and understand
how to work it, are comparatively @ very
small body Of individuals. They are not
belonging to the class called agitators. nor
to the uneducated class; but. although
small body. they have been and viii stick
together in ueing viii power. and they
have succeeded. md are. therefore. more
powerful than the larger body Of people
who use no means except agitation. ar
guing and threatening.
II do not keep lists OF persons nave
killed nor Of things have done by will
ing. am too busy to read the daily
papers, therefore, 7 just as often do NOS
hear of the death of persons Fl have 'willed
dead until weeks, OF even years. arter and
the same With changes I have 'willed' in
social. political OF public matters do
quite as much 0y telepathy Is by VIII
power.
You want to know the names Of some per-
sons have killed Well. do not Ike the
word 'kileds' cali It removed because ]
do not want to kill them If they VIII step
aside, cease to do evil and get out Of the
way. I tried 20 remove WI III. Smith,
NJ p. Lord Randolph Churchill and Others
who were hindering certain reforms or de-
them by other means had to wiz them
tie death. I 'willed death to- Pasteur-
only 'wiIled' once and then thought no more
about It, bat as it was about two years be-
fore he died and IS he was an old man,
cannot say for certain that it was the viii
power caused It, was once an admiTer
of Mr- Davitt but after his action re Par
nell j fwilied' him certain things in return.
and he got them, one after another IS
one person cannot use more than certain
amount of vitality in a given time with
safety to themselves. and VIII power CT
force is Vitality, /, of course, have been
obliged to neglect removing many who need
TO be removed The Archbishop Of Canter-
bury is one Of them"
HIS NHIGHBOR A VICTIM.
Anothes case lis the confession Of a man
Who had a dispute with a neighboring land
owner The latter. from ell accounts, was
an all-around scamp who plotted evil
against his neighoor. The s'willer' said
thar be feared for his life, and after sub
hitting to innumerabie annoyances began
to Wil' the death OF his enemy Soon
man was stricken with a quick fever. which
Notwithstanding the best medical skin th.-r
money could hire, caused his death.
The Willer" attended the funeral and