Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

Galway has disgraced the nationa
solidarity, broken onc more by the
treason of renegade home rulers and the
flag of the union has been planted be
yond the Shannon"
On the other hand the Dublin hide
pendent supports Mr.. Healy and Car
dinal Logue has also come out with q
declaration in his favor. AS a result OF
the split. Londonderry and Galway have
changed their colors and other constitu-
encies are likely to follow suit. The duke
of Abercorn. whose son, the Marquis Of
Hamilton, ousted Count Moore from Lon
donderry, SAID to a representative of the
Associated Press:
Frankly, you can say to the Amer
leans that the people in my part of che
country, north, are more prosperous and
more thrifty than ever. Lack OF coal and
many other facilities are drawbacks %
the development of many of our Indus
tries. But. everything will come In time
and whe,ller Ireland returns an increased
or decreased nationalist majority. | be-
lieve she will improve commercially.
Slowly. perhaps, but surely. So, we may
eventually decrease the number OF good
IriShanen who annually so to our side OF
the water"
Mr.. John Parnell, who was surreptl-
| tiously ousted from Southmeath, only Sc
cured the nomination by recanting his
action in presenting the keys of Dublin
to Queen Victoria on the occasion OF her
| visit to that city. in the following words:
Il would sacrifice my official position
of sheriff if / ever again had to undergo
such a humiliating degradation"
Mr. F9rnAll WAS fHhrhl1nnn 6hr1a red
suitable is a menbe and YOU have
ingenuity of friends of James Laurence
Carew, who was defeated in the contest
for the College Green division of Dublin,
not only on account of his attending the
royal garden party. but because OF his
support Of Mr.. Hsaly. Owing to a tech
niCality MI. Carew was elected for
Southneath without opposition.
The Free Lance has published a re-
markable interview with former Queen
Natalie Of Servia. who has been summer
ing at a villa near San Sebastian in which
the queen does not mince her words n
regard TO her son and the present queen
OF SerTia. She says:
The charge that / sent her insulting
post cards is an infamous bit Of malig-
liAlS J-l isl Roll, Sol ny as q piSlCAl lbI
the dismissal Of a few officers of my
household still at Belgrade and in order
to pocket their allowances. Never was a
mar more infatuated than my dear, de-
luded son by this petty, narrow-minded,
narrpw-hearted Servian subject, fifteen
years his senior
No language is too strong apparently
to express Queen Natalie's dislike for
Queen Draga. She ]recounts her fruitless
efforts to nip the affair before it APP
preached a serious point.
The theatrical world keeps busy. In
addition to the re-opening OF Terry's thu
alter, Thursday With "A Parlor Match"
the Lyceum opens tonight with a new
drama, Aud Lang Syne," under the man
agement Of William Mollison. This is his
first theatrical enterprise. Red Pot
tage" has been dramatized and will
shortly appear.
Charles Wyndham re-opens his theater
OctDber 8, with H. A Jones new play,
Mrs. Danes Defense"
Olga Nethersole sails on the st. Paul
today on an American ,tour.
FrOCEn, the ~dranatist, sails shortly to
produce "Marsac OF Gascogny' for the
first time in America, under the manage
inent of Jacob Lift. Another Nroom play
will appear at Drury Lane at Easter.