The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-23
ALL ABOUT OLD IRELAND
Many Butteites Take a Trip Over
the Green Island.
SHEEHEY GUIDE
He Shows Them Many Pretty Scenes
Ancient and Historical-An Interest
ing Talk by the Reverend Gen.
tleman at Maguire's.

Rev. Father Sheehey's trip through
Ireland with the "stereopticon at Ma
CURES opera house last night was one
of the most interesting and instructive
entertainments of the season. The
audience, which was very good consid-
ering the condition of the weather. was
highly entertained from beginning Ia
END. Father Sheehey is one of the
leaders Of the Land Reform league of
Ireland and his thorough familiarity
with the country and his earnestness
and ~eloquence make his descriptions of
the beautiful Emerald Isle particular
~ fascinating. The first picture
shown was the American flag and the
audience demonstrated that IL was not
lacking I'm patriotism. Father Sheehey
said: 1t was quite proper to start
upon the tour with this flag, as in our
country. which is the most beautiful
and picturesque that Gods sun shines
upon. we never dress or decorate a
hall without draping this flag with that
or our own country. II is the only flag
I'm the whole world that has never gone
down In defeat and a man need not
leave Ireland to be loyal 10 t."
The next picture thrown upon the
canvas was the Maine. on which as
men Of Irish birth persisted; the divers
examining the hull OF the Maine. Cap
tain Sigsbee, aides Of Havana shon-
ping. bull fight and the naval battle Of
Manila followed. The next picture
showed John Bull reading the bulletins
n Just discovering that the United
states had a navy and that all the
people of this country were his first
cousins and an alliance would be very
desirable. Father Sheehey, in speak
ing of the picture, said: 1.-THE Ameri-
can n9XX nrndlppd his oTa,I;,r
but a very short time prior
TO the discovery of this affection when
the press and all the leading periodicals
or England were calling you a nation
shopkeepers and saying thai you as
wen as Spain must be taught a lesson.
IL was only when John Bull discovered
n a America had a powerful navy and
found himself at war with nearly ALI
the larger countries and with Ireland.
IKE a disease of the heart, very close. B
he discovered this great friendship
America" The next scene showed
Uncle Sam listening to the overtures
Of John Bull.
When the Irish house OF parliament
was shown, Father Sheehey said. This
taken from us by fraud and the
question of every true Irishman is.
snail we have IL restored and be given
PACK our right to make laws and live
N freedom unon our W soil?' As
'ure as DAY Follows night we shall have
I restored. So long as one nationalist
Ives he will fight for II. and never
vas there a more noble cause to fight
lreland's zones are not dead and
she viii ultimately succeed and the
lime viii yet come when her Young
men and women may live at home in
reedom and prosperity as they do else
where and not to have to leave Ire
snores as they would flee from
pest house"
among the most interesting scenes
we're Trinity college. Robert Emmet
making his most famous plea AT the :,
.ock; execution Of Robert Emmet.
Genes In Dublin. Cork and other Cit
IS; an Irish fair: Sligo scenes; DEVILS I,
lien and the beautiful lakes OF XII
irney. Very enjoyable features of the
Venlng were songs by Miss Rose Nc
and Mrs. Flavin. +,