New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-01
THE PASSING THRONG-

Sudden frfghts. shocks or the presence Of physl
cal danger said Arthur Childs Of Buffalo. at the
Hotel Netherland yesterday, 'ebav.
VARIOUS curiously divergent effects on dir
EFFECTS OF ferent natures The presence a,
FRIGHT AND danger will render some men al
SHOCK. coil as ice others-and eouar-.
brave-wil tremble violently and
break into perspiration 1 remember once hear
ing Of a chap who. coming uninjured out OF a rail-
road wreck. worked Ike demon to assist his less
fortunate fellow passengers All the t!me ne wss
when it was over one OF his compa iS Toi I
covered that he was holding tight 10 his necktie
collision occurred At the time Of the Chicago Sr
owned most valuable Iaces in AmeTes I p9sz day
IN in the World She had box made for them Of
going under the wardrobe This was done 10 i1s, It's
her neT maid or herself seeing and not torgetn II in
went up In the flames. as neither maid mistress
taken such precautions 70 insure the saFetv nag
du know wsif yong s girl who had learned swim
swimming across bathing pool wager. TbeDoss
not great. but when she was half wav aeross was
one called out: How deep is it, she Iet her Poe
stantly she lost her nerve and sank She came m
and o rglso no 20 scream but the water choked her
ing In the gallery Surrounding the pool rasIf1s-
ali and raggsa T ber wrong S} Jumped In clothes and
for she was unconscious when he pulled her nm
OF her depth that caused all as otherwse tb es
Miss Maude Come. who is sometimes ca1,., a.
irish Joan of Arc. has recently been accused nv
the Canadian authorities either a.
AAODE reetIy or by Implication. OF being
uo->NE' AND concerned in attempt 70 wreck
THE VEL the Welland Canal At the time -
LAND CANAL the Queens visit 10 Ireland a letter
CASE by Miss Come in Dublin paper.
entitled The Famine Queen =.
Drought that paper into difficulties with the arhort
Ties For years now Miss Come has been barorA
Of he I'm
hatred OF the English. In the mind OF the average
newspaper reader she Is pictured probably a. an
aInazonish and assertiye woman. embodying in her
Rev woman as the carieaturist presents her to US
the real woman than this as she is extrerneIt I'm
looking. tall and well pTOportfoned of figure Min
Widely read and keen Of mind she IS an interesrio,
eSSinpaanlon as she is well informed a wide aed
OF SUBJECTS on which she talks entertairineIv
WIi or herS said Yesterday in speaking OF the
- She had no more TO do with that than the Gar
OF russia had When she a very young girI
Sne was deep student of Irish history. some OF
us p1tter pages and the suffering she saw about
her f s 10 6sT mrs. attempt TO help he suffering
astlc nature caused her TO become more and more
Ireland and little by little insensibly to beT tS 9
J n oil ireland became religion to which sae
me lecture field where her beauty made her POM
this made use of her beauty ana address TO f5T5
ward their own plans, always holding out 10 be-
she has never TO my SnoWedge. been G ee5aI Bqt
any OF the illegal plOtttngS acts OF rha TrfsL
secret societies, and cannot believe that 50 ssa-
BEEN ' Ia'7
ireland has drunk OF the cup Of bitterness held
out 10 her by England until the dregs have
been consumed. And who can
THE COMING wonder. in turning over the
OF IRELAND'S pages of the wonderful and
FREEDOM tragic history of that M-fateI
people that their descendants Of
the present day look naturally at the English a.
their enemies by heritage and in very fact? To-
day. however, the best of the Irish leaders and
the conservative the island over recognize
that violence. that is. using dynamite and that sorr
of thing cannot aid Them that the freedom OF Ire
land is an empty phrase. for the destnies OF the
Emerald Isle inextricably interviewer with
those or the British Empire. So these men has
thslr tIne, and wait for the day when thew can
ask as the reward for the services OF the Irfsb
sntt ScotIdhd now enjoys, and stand fun and
fair footing before the world as an f0tazraI So
co-ord1nate part OF the empire itself. MANY OF rs
peLleNe that that day daWning, Certainly the
signs are not wanting that it is The Queens wish
10 Ireland the order concerning the Shamrock and
hundred and one other things betOkeu the coming
or the day of Ireland's real freedom In her hoU-
or DIRE need ireland responded nobly and went TO
England's aid The very empire itself was shaken
on its fOunda tons by the first successes 81 the
Boer war. and TO the assistance OF the empire
man of men who should save her prestige hold
her honor intact and weld her various Interests
more strongly together than they had ever been
Lord Roberts. an Irishman pure and simple Is the
land is likely to forget il be ungenerous 10
Ireland with that which an Irishnan has SO gal
lantly saved to her