Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15
4 MODERN CRUSADE.
C,uplIB1 Of American ThtOsophIs,s
in Ireland.
ppROrnERHOOD" IN THE sLUus.
ppnogu',hei Adherfns Of TO Sc.
fallh-kOma TO BE
"Slorm'

LoSDoS, Aug. IS lCopyfight b. the
Autoa,ed Press. Parliament closes
a, loiay in n more lively and spirited
maunef lhan has beon tho cato with
,ny fr8,ion for year,.
10 the whole OF tho Parliament the
man who hns mUst bottufod himself H.
nrmv Hehly. Ito began the session
% ono Of John Dlllon's teyon,y-onr
rlIowcu, and be ends II a. tAc leader
Of biz own party with nboui twenty.
avs i5lIowors.
10 issaid that the ITish convention
which meets In Dublin on September
b, dts,lnud to DO n fzzc. Neither the
pafntllitcs nor tho Hoalyilcs Will NJ.
lend, 10 tue whole object OF tho con.
venllon Ia thwartod ana Me-. Dillon
rHructi N tho pafnollitoa aud other
ncuonsts DO not attend that tho latter
viii 30 Iut In an awkward moral posi-.
ton on the ground that when "a union
Of the different sections OF tho Irish
panty was attempted, they stood out.
Ia tho meantime Iceland 10 perfect
ly tfaaQuii and continues steadily i'm.
proving. For several years there have
btcn good hafvesIs In Ireland aud tho
pessaulTy arc generally satisfied.
CRUSADERS FOR PHILOSOPHY.
The little baud Of American cfulnd-
ere Tor inUrsophy 10 receiving conHidur.
able attention IN the columns Of tho
English urwtpaptrs, ami has given
L.. b. HHN 70
iof discussion, tor shortly nfior lhudlng,
tho Amuucauu uttered d prophecy that
Ireland was uo0u 10 become thu leader
" Europe nuu that the uIuiunt gl0tica
81 mat mystiu land would bo restored.
Alto that tho Tbv0fOphisls proposed %
establish branch OF their American
college Of occultism there. The Irish
newspapers btu eviionlly pleased with
too idua anu some Uf tho principal
papers Oi Dublin and elsewhere have
thrown open their columns i0r Tie dis.
CuIul0n,
Tho crusaders have certainly proven
surprise. When It was OF fret Hn-
nounCoi that eight Americans were
golng " Institute Cfuahdu which
would not utop until the globe had
been glgdlod, 1 was not received ter-
numtom u makes up In theOs1phical
strength.
Arriving ut London, the ll,iio party
t1gngtu tho Queens nnll anu held
mtullug thofr. Tue women sat on the
sage Ia flowing white Tuupa end the
men In evening drcis.
THIS meeting was followed by an
Invention Callgd "hfolhefhood sup.
NAN la la
anarchists, dock lhb1fufs, Oulcnsta anu
the poor gunufally were served with a
hearty mrnl-ihn INST many OF them
had partakrn Of In months and thou
were aitttward given u tAlk on
"Bf0thorhoud."
The Same thing was done In the
slams OF Liverpool. The Row. W.
Williams, chaplain In the British
army ioluud tue cfusadc.
Ia Dublin u convention Of the whole
htgsuphlcal society ia Europe wGB
cil.el. The society In Europe II az.
psafs boasts " some distinguished nj
hsIonts, among thtm being Professor
Bi10kc, the English chemist who In.
vented the Cg0Ogts ray iubog, Camille
FInmmafl0u, tho French astronomer,
lud u Il saiu Mrs. Bennou, wife Of tho
Afchblshop OF Canterbury, who with
her two souF, II is stated, Joined the
Theos1phists recently.
Ia a few days the party will leave
Ireland for Amsterdam, Berlin and
Patis. The Intention Nv 10 visit every
European capital anu Rome ileell Ia 10
lt "tl0lmeJ.b
leaving ElTope the orutideH Will
80 TO Malia anu Egypt. Theu viii
follow Australia, New Zealand anu
Atin. The return 10 to DO by way Of
Ran FfAuolsco In about MaToh.