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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-04-17
THIRD SESSION.
Teachers and Patrons Educational Meet
ing April 21.

Teachers and Patrons Educational Meet
Ing April 81.
The third session Of tht Teachers
and Patrons Educational meetings
Will be held at the First Presbyterian
church on the afternoon of April 2lst.
from . till o'clock, and all those in
terested are invited to attend.
Not thought alone, but thought
with &C ion, guided by steady purpose,
has been the dynamo OF progress in
educational work. Inaction means
decline. The only way TO improve is
by constantly thinking and acting
with purpose as the guide.
This law OF growth is universal. A
teacher must have a purpose which
ever moves toward her ideal. With il
she will succeed; without II she will
fail.
2p. m.-Paper, Formative influence
es, by Miss Ettie aikes. Discussion;
Mesdames Guss, Ray, Stevens, Paine;
Misses Koontz and Baker
2:45 p. m Music IN the public
schools, by Prin. r. C. Long. Dscu
sion. Mesdames Smith, Ackley; Miss es
Hutchinson, Collins, Carson, Spraings,
Kes er.
General Discussion.
$3.50 p. IN. - Papers, The province OF
the common scho pls--
(s) In intellectual training, Mrs,
Anna b. Stevens.
(b) In moral training, Miss Minnie
Jones.
Cc) In aesthetic training, Mrs. Judge
Dale.
(d) In hand training, Mrs. M. c.
Hart
General discussion.
4:I5 p. m.-Report Of visiting COM
mittees.
4:3O .. IA 49," The Public School as a
Factor in the Development of the Law
Abiding Spirit" Mr. league Ray.
Schools are the great lmmoners o.
society. Here the children Of the rich
and the poor leqrn the same lessons,
are impressed with the same senti.
ments and influenced by the same en-
vironments. Here they learn duty "a
each other. confidence In each other
and sacrifice for each other. Here
they frst meet law and learn 70 obey
IL.
'.continued application is the price Of edu-
rhe iadividuals hnlwark and the fortress
OF the nation
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65 Gents
FRISCO LINE

Take the mosU popular route TO St.
Louis and all points east. Kansas City
and all points north and west
Santa Fe trains make close connec~
tions at Oklahoma City and Wichita
for sll points on the Frisco lihe.
ST Louis and Kansas City mail and
express leaves Oklahoma City at 9:15
every morning; leaves ST. Louis at $40
every evening and arrives AZ Oklahoma
City at $40 the following eveain0.
Through reclining chair cars With
out change. Pullman palace sleepers
from Monett TO st. Louis and Kansas
City. You can secure berths before
leaving Oklahoma.
Further information viii be cheer
fully given by the nearest agent or
y. F DUNN.
Dist. Pass. Agt. wichita Kans
RvRoH SHTDER.
O. p. A.st. Louis, No.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-04-17
Church Dedications

Rishop Meerschaert went TO Okla
homa City today, where be will bold
confirmation tomorrow. Next Sunday
he will be at Miami, l. T., TO dedicate
Catholic church. The Sunday fol-
lowing he win dedicate a church at
Union City, on the Rock Island rails
road. OK May he will conduct the
dedication OF church at Enid, aud on
the 3rd similar service will be held
at O'Keene, Okla. He viii hold CON
frmation az Chickasha two weeks from
next Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-04-17

The Farm Journal is the boiled
down, hit-the-nAil-ou the head paper
know what's what. The Farm Journ-
al for nearly years Remainder of ie-
90. and all OF 1901. 1909. 1903 and 1904)
and the Weekly Leader one year, will
both be sent % every new subscfi Der
to our paper, and " every old su ubscrib-
er who pays soc. Walk right up to
the captains office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-04-17

Weekly Leader one year and the
Farm journal the remainder OF
1900 and oil of i90i, i902 1908
and lo04, for only soc. SUB
soHptions begin with the current
month; We cannot supply bach
numbers. Orders sent m Febru-
ary wW begin with February, ana
so on.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-04-17

The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
wH h0Ue their apron sale Wednes-
day afternoon, April I8. at the
residence of Mrs. Henry s. Gun
ningham, on North First street.
Refreshments wiH consist of ice
cream, cake. sandwiches and
coffee. Aprons for all, thick and
thin, tall and short Everybody
nOited to attend.
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LEADER makes this stupenduous after special
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Home and Farm and Farm Journal Persons who already
subscribers TO THE LEADER take advantage OF this
exceptionally low combination by paying the amount
due for the LEADER
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For coughs and colds there is no
me ieiue 50 effective as BALLARD'S
HOREHOUND SYRUP. II is the real
remedy. Price 2s and 80 cents. Soldby
II. b. Lille a Co. and Wheeler & Son
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have decided to make tie following unparalleled offer:
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eceive four metropolitan papers year pa
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For Rent-Comfortable furnished
room 4l7 north Division street.
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Greatest Clubbing Of
fer Ever Made.
ST. for $3.50 Worth of Choice Reading.

This is agricultural 1t is also campaign year.
Within few weeks the presidential strife will be
You will only to touch with advanced thought
but will want to be posted the political
OF the world In order opromote the circulation ofthe
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-03
GEORGE C.. POTTER WRITES
OF HAWAII AT PARIS FAIR

"a the
ked of the
number of iionoluns
o
looksas
I
the htlngs
in the
uu an
gone the 20
unend
cos
pacsed
Cupdha IN
Transv He
typhoid Con nj Meet turned up the other day as i
habable
y
WIN ''e iA"anA' " ~ = : GEORGE POTTER
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ASoTHEk VICTIM.
fian'eis Association c-sspooi Scene
Of Explosion.

The ohf r 'co'-.aden cessposi OF the Rs-
w. ii-.t' =. Association u rear Of
She .incr;t or Naiianu stree, was the
cause Of a second explosion iastNnirh, lx
Tn'ch young Portuguese named Al>-
ineda- "ho works with an odorless excs-
Va n Sai<. was badly burned about III.
lace and arms The young man was rak.
en- to the queens Hospital where his In
tur:es which were painful although not
ferrous. were attended to-
Alameda, with others of gang under
}. Seybold, were pumping out the cess
pool shortly before 3 o'clock last evening.
anu orders had been given by the fore,
I'isin non 70 lower lanterns4or fights Of anv
,lno INTO the vaul, for fear of an explo-
sion similar. To that which occurred in the
same cesspooi- two days before In which
l. persons Were injured. Alameda IA
-ts.agds little English and did not = =
ihe order lie lowered a lantern an. 4.
explosion Immediately followed tn, Z
MN back into a sitting posture and {.
ing bis face and arms badly His -
was sipged and he was blinded for a i .
Ihe patrol wagon was sent for an, "a
was taken to the hospital for treatn, At
:. ne noise of the explosion was heard "A
some distance from the cesspool sumo
suttng 1t sounded like the report of q
cannon. :.
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Vote the Straight Republican viches
NO DIVIDED SKIRTS.


CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-Mrs. H. i. Cuie-
grove. wealthy Chicago woman, {, wiz
not ride at the Chicago horse shew.--Fh<
arrangement, In the person or M0f9fmen
l.evering, chairman OF the financial com
mittee. has returned her entrance fees
ana she has withdrawn. according to his
request, the entries of her two horses
from the four classes in which tneir
names appear in the printed CATALOGUES Of
he snow. Levering's request was made
he says. as soon AS he learned that II
was the intention Of Mrs. Colegrove to
appear in the arena wearing a divided
skirt. - : 'r-----.. -. $50.
Mrs Colegrove Is the originator OF the
divided skirt as applied to equestrian pur-
coses. She is large handsome brunette
OF the dashing type, and is an excellent
horsewornan. She has been a prominent
figure, at horse shows In Western cities
and rode at the Chicago show OF three
years ago. Wherever she rides she car
r.es off first prize. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-03
NOTICE

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Pear city Cemetery will be- open
for bnterments on and after Monday,
November 5th, 1900 \ special funeral
train viii leave the railroad station at
2:i5 .. M, daily. remaining at tie
cemetery until after all interments.
IT,. rates for transportation are one
dollIg FOR the corpse and fifty cents
for tn round trip for mourners.
Piats are now on sale at the office II
the company, ranging in price from $40
up. according to location and size. No
other charges Of any nature.
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY ASSO
CITATION. LTD.
Room z. Love Building. Fort st.
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$40 uavIDENDs rAIp THE SUGAR PLANTATIONS

DE o" n Sla".ea" agencies Of honolulu
h7taon distributed the
gnsa Commercial oahu paid sses oo. paia ~
"a u ,iid ." fa paid $1,000 Pioneer Mil paid
rs~ monthly dividends. There
s~ %shas H' Tain SSa aS s %ssa o
Ss 1 spta %
's F Tor %! %s BE $500 j. sst ssss"G.'s s s
%sss: ossa, @ a 'Asrr'e' q 500
sn oa 'fsa sns hRfTs in
ssf Fl s' a.1 iA ss %s% ' % o4ss
:as sss ss al IL q ~ss ss ns.. ,
a mot %o' ss " d s which saa for F ss
CARPENTERS AND FEDERAL CONTRACTS
Sd 5 pt not TO mask" Dnss sa,Aoqt synpat ne
saa as .s "a s s.sf. that tn aS m
"a r nsss S@ t n d s9 Sas s a D am event
s "; Contract s without
mi s, s ya nd could send e %
S sss To% s H be 9 sse " happen ,'
rey 5% .as if it and n
' DnSa Re BELIEVES fSa3
%aSs .sss ss who ss working Ing H % @ %
e s 9 sssa, s4 s't
g. 10 ,sS. sas % y s s @ @
yran S fo4 1aS DAY :, T
=: s M s IT, / : sss !ss s:
Dunbar also favor of e a up the h eay 1s whh sh m %
81 7 s & q ;s sss s]:': s
LATEST 81 AR ADvIcEs
"a os n s,
SALE s l making s ss
| fan Franco =
! I'd. IS to tn.
IH6 FoaN sSsa es' a h
New ofo conditions
si9s s s ssssra a sny sp
~! evidently expectation that
D.
November ttets I'D Mr. LIGHTS latest esns
Of The beet crop S oso ncction With espmat6 increase %
amounting $4,000 tons-ha tro
/ markets
rather THAI little in of ao@o ton
tokI States IN
Six principal ports Cuba estimated
4
/ Il =
| ELECTED in Franisc
Of
he in
/ - 10 OF mis- recent
/ TO an advertise reporter Dillingham; said:
Iraisd all the money
asses probably not -
/
lin that
but reflection so far as the H'
J
to
4 of c
| ty rood
IrENncE - nNTTED VIDlTEC
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-03
'hLUKU SUGAR co.

L ADJOURNED ANIMAL,
J H.. ,ae shareholders Of Wal
\ n, :, ,'mpany will be- held at
(0 e. Y. brewer q Co. Ltd. on
ev s"o,s,e,mber O. at 3 D. m.
y ''WiH ~ ROBERTSON
Treasurer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-03
DANCING SCHOOL.

MRS. GUM WILL OPEN HER
dancing school for children on Novem-
Der 9Th at Progress Hall.
VIII be prepared to teach new
dances. having taken lessons In Eu-
rope and New York Glasses will meet
at $50 o'clock 5sSs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-03
NOTICE
I'M, .i t'. COMPANY STOCK
''''hl'S MEETING

~ SsNk COMPANY STOCK.
'''"El'S MEETfNd
H., y, ,,,.t'oy given that "A special
~ voc ROMA sugar go. RIA.
|Asts, l The Office " NJ w.
~ u IA ~ sons Queen street. Ho-
|ax y eclock a. No.. on IN. ed
,,is,',l..Oe 1906. Tor the purpose
4 ~a.s lhe tdylsabillty ~ Dor.
49, ior The purposes 81 the
N \ ~ ' rorporatlon ON the SEE
\ an.. ",'h bonds n the conph nv
-as,.I nut exceeding tsoo. Ooo to
fss 49, = deed u trust 81 the
pa s,. wv aU Tie property ~ tho
an e ard future.
Va. pNlLtiAM W. HALL,
Isug h,,,,s,u'nt kona sun.r Co.
|ot 30. 1900. $500
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

.r ugNu COMPANY.
VIZ. J, ,.s,plpd place ~ business.
~, IN Notice BE- hereby
I, meeting ~ the board
MA on Oh" 18Th day OF
hi tn sssossmsnt. No. 10. ol
~, tI.,rs per share was l"Vied
..,,t stIck ~ tho corpora
~ Immediately IN United
i ',lr ts the secretary az the
I'm company No .Sl5 Market
a. rfangiHro 'ul
- sp,n which this assess
s.f .maln unpaid on tho lat
s...mbsf ilm VIII be dclin-
| "A t,ysr,iaad f1r sole at pub
4 - and lnHss PAYMENT ~
W., sll bs sold ON Thursday.
n, IN II Dpcembar. 1900, ~ pay
sl.,gsst assessment. together
| = ta,s VI advertising and en-
T. "a SHELTON.
srny uf llunulum sugar 90.
\ as,sd tt NJ. so Market
| N rrancl@'o ca
I..rssi. may b. paid to "a -.
10. Ltd. not later than Mo-
Is-Ssg s. 10 a.. 60. Dec. 1.
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:lCTl0N or OFFICERS.

| ,hE ANIMAL MEETING or
| ' s, sugar company. held this
= lpllow.ng officers wers elected
~ H. ensuing years
hr President
n Carter Vice President.
Nuhert'on. Treasurer
Mshrp secretary
" Robinson. Auditor
g." % trash and 49, Wa
kma BISHOP. Secretary.
honolulu, October "a. 1900
iglf
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nv ANNUAL MEETING OF
Vs. sugar Cumpany, held this
n following officers were elect
% fasuing year
l'.iisnt NJ a Ysrng
IN President Mr. W. v. Allen
If,firpf W. v N awanzy
s,r'ifi Mr.. ". it Baird.
'aa'''r W. 7 " kry~orth.
W ii BAIRD.
~y'af} N Pppepkpp sugar 60
pau uo,pbcr 81 lao 1901
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The C0RCfag CONSIIucllODiCf LID.
Office. $40 Progress Block
Quarry and Rock Crushing Plant,
PAUoA VALLEY.

CONCRETE ENGINEERS and con-
TRACTORS. Estimates furnished and
contracts taken for foundations. mono
Iithic concrete structures Of all kinds:
are proofing. pavements, bridges. and
any work involving the use Of Portland
cement concrete. Crushed rock and
rock sand for sale. Agents and licensees
for Ransome steel-concrete system con-
struction, Monier constructions. Palmer
patent hollow concrete building blocks.
Stevens litholite stone.
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PIONEER BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
ing Of the Ponce Building and Loan
Association will be held at the Cham
Der Of Commerce on MONDAY EVEN
ING. November g. 1900. at $50 o'clock.
Payments are rcuulred( In gold.
A. v. GEAR, Secretary.
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NETTING NOTICE.

| ADJOURNED QUARTERLY
\ n thr shareholders 20 g.
Ilro. It'd. VIII be- held TT the
NO. company lr Honolulu o.
y sevembpr = ipo0 az 40 n. m.
| TnRGE ~ HOEERTSON.
Manager.
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NIDEND NOTICE.

rpESp n pCE AND PAPA
y ~ khoiderS ~ The Inter
Bar Navigation Co. Ltd. at
q Queen street. az 10 o'clock
. Friday. November :. iso0
sstbs,ka'ot-tht tompany ON
81 % transfers. fror, November
h ~ Inclusive
q. &C. CLAPP.
secretary,
|.nu ngtpbpr "a. 1904 1891
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~ ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
T"VA AGRICULTURAL CO..
LIMITED.

W ~ ~ AND FINAL AS
". h.,. Nt cent $1,000 per
ssk 5f MI sailed on the asacssa-
AZ blg,,51" company. to become
!, y. IA w the office Of castls
SOsNr SG ~ October 90. iaoo, DE-
M Va, y u TENNY,
""'uA Agricultural Co,
$500
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Tor passengers left at any given point
'eyond the 5o-cent limit. may charge
ohe-half fare for returning. I'm addition
:" the regular charges for subsequent
services
2Srd. Between the hours Of eleven
uD o'clock y. 81. and five 60 O'Clock
a. NJ the above rates OF fare may b.,
doubled
9th. II any licensed vehicle shall b..
found standing i'm any place hut on the
appointed stand. the driver shall be
liable to arrest by any police officer. un-
less said driver shall be- under engage
ment
2Sth. Any licensed driver who. when
IN charge Vf q licensed carriage dray
or vehicle. snail he intoxicated. or who
snail Use insulting or abusive language.
no shall demand more than the au E
thorfzsd fare. who shall neglect, upon
demand ~ snow "a card OF rates of fare.
cor VINO. not being engaged. shall re-
fu-. "A iar. or who shall contravene
any "f TN within rules. shall. upon
complaint 20 any Of the police. ~ ar
rested ansl upon conviction. be liable
TO the penalty set forth in Section 795.
%
25th. Evs-y licensed carriage, dray
or vehicle. must observe the Rules of
the " lad" ~ Keeping an the right Of
the middle of the travelled part Of any
bridce. road or other highway, and he
driver of any such carriage. dray or
vehicle violating this rule. shall b. lIa-
bIe TO arrest by any police officer an1
upon conviction be liable To the penalty
provided for In Section 795 Of Chapter
~ Of the Penal Laws.
27ih. There shall be- at all times "A
card Of Eates placed in a leather peck
let, firmly attached To the center of the
back Of Tn, front seat OF every licensed
vehicle and the words Rates of Faro
impressed on the front of said leathr-
pockets In letters not isss than one hall
inch In size
18th. No licensed driver shall leave
mis- vehicle AT any public or private ball
or entertainment, place Of amusement
of public assemblage. or liquor saloon
= 18th. Nc licensed vehicle will be- per
mltted 70 stand on any steamer wharf
on the day % arrival or departure OF
steamers.
/ 30th Any licensed vehicle. horse OF
harness. found In service at any time
| In an unsuitable or unsafe condition
for performing the duties of common
carriers, win render the Owner or driv
ct. or both liable to arrest and prose
runon.
| These ruies shall have full force ant
\ effect ON and after November lst. 900
and az former rules and. regulation.
for the government of licensed vehicle.
conflicting herewith are abolished.
J. A. McCANDLESS,
Superintendent OF Public Works.
1 bsq3
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.'IrrIlllpn n ucc>.
,,,lsssES1 NOTICE

--,NrArroS cont
Iatrtf a..rrlpt. place oi
| aa.' rs,,s,i.co. teL 80 N"''o 80
0a Ana AZ 10 m',tnE 1s
III . @ yo n 'sses cess, '.''' !.
| rl Jo.ar r ,,..S Of the
Fa p. .,6.s immediately "a
20 '.an w fh" seyre-
b. 6t,, en- runcisc" al
AL s.., vhIrh this assess
a. .,lr unpaid on the Is rs,
sia r'n. , 100 will bc delin-
/ psfnl' 80 l1r sale tt public
ai ii', .,'... payment ,s made
nl 'lI an ThWslay, ne
4, Hi T. 'b.r fnH lp pay the
T. = .....msnf together with
vi 'rf,s,rt Iud expenses
b. u.sItELpuN.
gauo.ulu plantation
ssr'il
tnpal ar SO 80 Market
81 faa....e. '''L
-ty b. paid ~ W g..
- - AN nof B''r than NO
~ .m o. 90 nc. .
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Vote the Republican Ticket Straight.
NATIVE CHINESE MAY IMPORT
WIVES.

WASHINGTON, Oct 25-The Secretary
OF TIE Treasury, acting on the decision OF
the solicitor of the Treasury, has held
that the wife of Chinese native-born
citizen of the United States, is entitled to
admission into the United States regard
less of the provisions of section 1894, Re-
vised Statutes. Such right to land does
not depend on the status of her husband
as a merchant, even Ii 1t is held that the
exclusion laws apply to a Chinese mer-
chant who Is native born, but rather on
her higher right not to be separated from
her husband, who is legally entitled to
live in the country of his birth.
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NOTICE

- sSaSN Will y. BE cLosEp At
\ ,snor y, ~ saturday. rdvcInbes
KY gu.Osro.' We birthday snnIyrr.
|. ls, f0KOu aatsuhlto % Japan.
|rp NAA SPECIE BANK.
= - sfQ2
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vsSssv HAWAIIAN -.
- % rsssssDs ss1 ~
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Vote he STRAIGHT Republican Ticket.
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Vote tn sfra,sn, RApubi,can Ticket
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Vse't- SlIaith R'Dubliran rick't
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fnmm a., gf Market
H.s' iS.sn..ao ''aL
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1900-03-17
IRISH MICHAEL MAHONY.

Like sturdy Irish rebel, where the swift
Tugela roars,
Is Irish Michael Mahony, a-fghting foI
the Beers;
Not fighting for the Queen, my lads, noi
for battered crown,
Is rebel Michael Mahony, from Tipperary
town.
There was nothing like wild hurrah
when Mahony marched away,
No Majors great nor Captains Numbered
orders to obey;
He was Major, Captain, private, too,
and his heart was in command,
When he stepped aboard the steamer that
was headed for the Rand.
With a sprig of shamrock near his heart,
plucked from old Slievenamon,
He jumped upon the Durham wharf and
hailed the rising sun,
And he sang not "Rule Britannia" nor,
my lads, "God Save the Queen"
But stave of Fenian treason" and the
"Wearin of the Green"
One look upon the sunlit sea, one toward
his Irish land,
Aud rebel Michael Mahony was tramping
for the Rand;
Across the veldt he's gone to stay, where
Maxims grimly frown,
And Paul Kruger's hardest fighter is from
Tipperary town.
The veldt is still beneath his feet, the sun
is warm and white,
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1900-03-17

That He knows all we have yearned for
and sought,
That He judges all kindly and fair;
Don't fret, then, dear heart, neither
cry
Gods kingdom will come by and by.
rs. B. M'Manus
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1900-03-17
DANIEL NTZHUGH,.
Former Louisville Boy Goes
to Join the Boer Hos
pitaI Corps.

Messrs. Thomas and Terence McHugh
last week received letters from their
brother, Daniel McHugh, who formerly
resided in this city, stating that he was
one of the party of thirty-nine young
Irishmen who left Chicago recently to
join the Boer hospital corps.
Daniel McHugh, who is only twenty
four years old, came to this city from
County Mayo, Ireland, about ten years
ago, and was employed as a plumber by
the Louisville & Nashville Railroad COM
pany until his removal to Chicago. He
was we'll known here and made many
friends.
He is a veteran of the Sixth Illinois
Infantry, having served Uncle Sam
through the entire Spanish war; and
when his regiment was mustered out was