Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-04

10000 armed men III the neiu, anu onS-
half of these, he believes, will be requir-
ed TO guard the towns, forts. etc.
The speech of Mr.. Joseph Israel
Tarte. minister of public works at OF
tawa. recently, has been considably DIS
cussed in Catholic circles. A repre-
sentative of the Associated Press was
informed by high church authority
that Mr.. Tarte is considered as being
almost without back bone" in the Man
itoba question. The authority referred
to added:
Had he been a man of greater cour-
age, the question could have been set
tied long ago
Regarding the statement attributed
to the conservatives Of Quebec, that
Mgr. Del VAL the papal delegate to
Canada. is powerless 20 take up the
question of the interference OF the blsh-
OPS in election, it is pointed out IN,
Catholic circles here that Mgr. Del val
will be unable TO settle the Manitoba
school question without setting the
question of the bishops interference III
elections, as these two issues, IT is
! claimed. are really inseparable and the
Z lGDdl QeltEdlt ilelo N4iN AAAS'N
ers to settle both questions.
As to the change in the plans OF
Archbishop Begin, Of Quebec, IN declu-
ing 10 go from Rome to Nichy, instead
of home. it is believed by prominent
Catholics here that the Vatican desires
to exclude Archbishop Begin from the
Manitoba trouble, in order not to COM
plicate his appointment TO Montreal.
The consistory of the court OF 81.
Pauls. on Wednesday last, drafted the
deed of gift of the so-called Mayhower
leg or book of registry of the May
flower pilgrims, preparatory to turning
il over to the United States Ambassa-
dor. Mr.. Thomas F. Bayard. MI j. H.
Carter. the United States charge d al
faires. was present. A number OF Amer
loans claiming descent from the May
flower pilgrims. have applied to see the
log. but they were referred TO the pho-
/ tographic copy.
The farewell banquet 10 Mr.. Bayard
will take place on May I, at the Hotel
Cecil upon which occasion he Will De
presented with a gold loving cup when
cost over 81 800 by members OF the
American colony of London and else
where in the United Kingdom. MI
Bayard was last heard from at Rome
The strange life and death OF MISS
Isabella Murphy, daughter OF the late
Daniel T. Murphy. of Murphy, Grant d
Co of San Francisco is much discuss
cd One of her sisters, Anita, is the
wife of Sir Charles Michael WolSeley,
haronet. a Justice Of the peace and dep
utv lieutenant for Staffordshire, and an
other sister is the wife of Don Florence
Dominique. secretary of the Argentine
legation in London. Father Smulieh'
NJ whose residence in High Ongar, Els
sex Miss Murphy died from the eHects
of alcohol and narcotics, first met the
deceased al the convent at Isleworth,
where he was chaplain. They left the
convent at about the same tlme anu
went to live at Westgate. After the
Iapse of a year Father Smulien return
ed 10 Isleworth and he was visited
daily Inv the deceased. The Mother
Sunerior eventually objected to MISS
Nnrnhv's visits. and soon afterwards
rather Smullen ceased to be chaplain
of the convent. Father Smullen and
Miss Murphy afterwards lived IN the
same house at High Ongar. Miss Muir
nhv who was only about ~ years OF
age annears 10 have been entirely I'M
der Father Smullen's influence, and she
baoueatbed him her fortune, estimated
At about $500. 900. They both INDUCED
immoderately in alcohol, and Miss Muir
: phv. when she became sick, persistent
, ~ refused to see a doctor, although she
took morphia, prescribed for her by
Father Smullen for neuralgia and IN
somnia. They visited America togeth-
or in 1892. Father Smullen had charge
of Miss Murphys check book and bust
ness matters. and although she made
will in his favor. as already stated,
there was no lawyer present and the
document was witnessed by Father
Smullens servant
The most norton examination dis
nroved the existence of immoral rela-
tons. ,--.,
left Father Smulienss house for her own
hoc.,usa cardinal Vaughan came TO visit
the prlest. The Cardinal also paid her Il
visit.
rather Smullen. in an interview. denies
he had TO leave Is.ewOrth on account OF
bor visits. or that he had designs upon
ber fortune. He further declared that he
would not contest the WILL adding that
she had been most kind to him in illness
and in other ways. and that her sad death
had completely upset MIN.
representative of the Associated Press
saw cardinal Vaughan on the subject, but
no declined TO say anything except that
the stories told were much exaggerated.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Martin. of New
York. have arrived here and are receiv-
ing plenty Of attention from the London
newspapers. generally favorable.
one paper says: The Brad!ey-Martirs
feel IL is necessary TO live up to their re-
cent expensive reputation in New York.
ROYALTIES have been known to arrive in
England with a clean shirt in hand bag
and one attendant: but your modern re-
nublcan millionaire and wife cannot
travel without half ship load OF servants
and apparel From the tone of the an
nouucements one might have imagined
that IL was the MartinS's and not the
Oueen's Jubilee wh:sl is about to be cele-
hrated. The surprising thing to us is that
the navy has not senJ warShips 10 con-
vev these precious cargo.
The members of the Lacrosse team Of
the Crescent Athletic Club, of Brooklyn.
\ y. have been treated socially in the
most charming manner. They were ban
ouetted at Manchester on Monday and
find that the provinces play lacrosse bet