The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-08

Giro 1rH
From a poor shepherd boy he had become
Bishop which was IN those days a very h,s.
Bisbon heinz s5i,' H. and Jrsstfr nan Thai Of
king
Vn ms IrIiNal ne at'''gu hiil'5tl "!'' g..
tianitv. Thrv Ind hitherto protested the religion
Of the Druids; but IN the space OF iS" e. .15
doctrines Of The Cosnci as taught bv 81. Patrick
He was far superior 10 them IN knowledge' and
tbcpgft him to is sgint Great stories are told
Of the wonderful things he did. but great many
..WblD ~. tstc ,irg " M. M, We can clear
ly see that he was a man Of no ordinary abilities
ana mat there are ic" men "Io'. n'i'ivs To-, I'm
from 50 low state to such heights of fame and
glory
Inc astute may ma IN TINS scnooioos
composition the germ OF at least one O'
the ruling ideas oil MT hockeIeIeI me
lie discovered thus early tha' 'neIe 10
such thing as the power oehlhu 'ls
throne He had evidently oeeh ihNe9I-
eating the matter. and had dlsco'eIeu
that a bishop could be even greater
man than king rms principe ne mas
. applied on various OCCASIONS D! uo"" ms
large sums oil money 70 reils'ou9 iiis
I IONS MOST observers oi nuii'"H
hho" tnaI III lnle 1o"'i''' q
J gives i"i eeiS " 'i'''i No
10 dino9t any ''iine ne
IauIt peins iounu "i'u mn
young 1onn reail@su even men 'l'''
hiau Is lesarueu Ds MS iei'o" Os'nss
l'F superior 10 Inem III Auo"IeNse ne
ma! gam such sway over men minus
tnSt ne wiz De canohl@eu' anu MS 'ou'''
LUZ una 'i'''''o'i may nav
iiAe i''e g..
'h '"e "''oie MI
p0S'''o" sOuNtS a'u'' NV -,
were 'ol''eu ou' Vi 'ne eH'S
MI fi"uiia uoeS ihe io' mt
acquired ana uemonstraoie Kho"'euse' ioi
WHICH ne SdH give o"ap'e' anu nv
ia''ei Is soiie iA' i'i''ineu " s'"9p
sii'.ei ing p0ii'ie'' gene 'i,V'e9 -.
an - aa'u anu uo,e' I'M" - -
I-..,- - ~. -.
- -
"iiO "io'e men
hanna anu Tue 'OuHe ~,
qu'S' loiieDi'
'o'S' iuii VI
ttous "spii a'loiiS' anu 'oi'S i.'''S
MI o'Ae'eiie' so' ''e 'usai eN % IL
Ms as sentence ou' u .'1 -, - -
sun p'S'eSSeu IT, w" az ''''
ma" M
mo '''''e III 're WIN anu
9''i'i' en'ei - ises ut may
III are uilue' 'aAeh ioI the pun Pose VI 'Oi
the blessings Of Standard OIL. If ST.
Patrick could come back to earth and read
that appreciative biography, written by an
American schoolboy he would no doubt
be gralhed. for although one sentence
ends with the statement that some of the
stories told of the saint are hardly
craditable, fbe probabilities are that the
Young biopranber meant credible" But
IL no were IN srrvsv the subsequent career
90 .,o s.,-,,,-4 "a, ,,.,,,to a. If yror15
~, ,,iot,,rod IN hin, ny several millions Of
-, ,-o,a-s -, hi, c,,,n,r, il is hard to
Gov, ,,.,o, bis ir,-rossione would he Mr.
~, -. = ,,,u % ,b, -,o-t r,io,,s
=, -,
classes. races. and nations. Who would
imagine that the writer Of this compost
tion," so full Of triumph over effete mon
arclical systems so imbued with hatred
for the iron grasp Of despotism. would
become the most colossal political boss in
American history boss to make the
most astute English politician rub his eyes
and wonder-a Warwick the like of whom
is not to be found in English history?
some Peopie may iesaiu II 40 i1oi VI
rnonv at Frankfort on Saturday Mr. Will
=, @ - ...s--t. .,,,.. GO. 60
IAN =. Taylor sHoulu suuueuIS lu'H up IN
INDIANAPOLIS "an his way to Washington. DO
-r-t 90, ,,.y,,17 con-, "a i-si,s.o rc,,ias,es-
nv i'-' "''-' '-' ~
on the part Of many OF his official admirers
in Kentucky who could hardly be expactel
nun
mas .-iS
1o' III d u.s. i'''lli'ie ,.,' 'Di-, an
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-, .t;r1 o., III. NO.. -. ,,-,-t,t--.,,,. %,
MI 5;----af-+.,--. r. --,..----, ,--,,--
.b, .,,-.-.r b,,,.l,..,, ..,I..i.i.-. - -
,,,- or .,,,,o- -, Nh ,-,i,,-. so-
,,r...- s., porto Pic The. az, ,,.,,i,., 81,
realize that the ME counter is not to omen
until Mr. Mckinley has Congress off his
bsr5s Tbap the hungry borda will learn
too late that il was NOT noIiticaI but oil
sugar tobacco or rum backing that they
needed II is A condition of exploitation
.ra no. . ,b.,-,- Of ,,g,.,r,,r,srt tb,t ,,,