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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-12

j. M. Brown is transacting busi-
ness to-day in Bowling.
Horace Hoover, OF Perrysburg, was
transacting business in B. G. on Mon
day.
Mrs. Starry OF Toledo, was the
guest of Perrysburg friends and rels-
tives Sunday.
For RENT-Housel>p Fifth street.
5tf. ADAM EeLEYDoRF
Miss Marie Sargent has returned
from Monroeville, where she enjoyed
visit with relatives on Easter.
james Shay, wife and little son.
and Miss Shay of Toledo, spent Sum
day with B. Trombla and wife.
Fred Pomeroy, wife. and daughter
Norma, OF Ashtahula, were in Perrys-
burg, spending Easter with relatives,
On Monday night last about 200
bond wires were stolen from the B. G.
ines track, near the Henry Switch.
Robert Main and brothers James
lnd David OF Swnyzee, Indiana, spent
q ,s,er Sunday with their father, Mr..
Main.
The reduction OF taxes goes into ef-
feet on July /, but the purchases OF
stamps will decrease perceptibly at
| least month earlier. n
House cleanins>iiwe is at hand;
then you will want your Ns>p papefed.
We have the wall paper and .men
to hang it. G. F. HoLLENBECK.
! Misses Mary Roller and Nellie Ric.
ard of Bowling, Mrs. DR.. Brunthaver
and Miss Mernia, OF Maumee, were the
guests of Mrs. J. M. Browa last Friday.
Charles. III. Hufrord. a young
farmer of Perrysburg, and Margare,
Selling, of the same place, were
granted marriage license this morn
Ing. Y
Now is the 0lRe to paint apd paper
your home and we 1.-The oheS that
can do it and do it righSl v
G. HoILENBECK.
Master Dudley Sellars left Monday
for his home in Columbus after pleas
ant visit with his grandparents, N
Wedertz and wife.
George Lourie and wife of Detroit
were guests OF DR.. j. a. Rheinfranh
land family the first OF the week. They
were on their way home from Southern
Florida where they spent the past ter
weeks.
L. A. Thompson, or "Sergean,
Bert" as the Mckinley club boys cal
him. is now located in Monroe. Mich.
where he is in the employ OF the Monro'
81 Detroit street car company, a
electrician. Mr.. Il. informs th'
JOURNAL that one of the cars made |
trial trip last week aud made run o
% miles In % minutes. The compan.
expect to put in a four mile line Il
Monroe Piers, which will be completes
within 60 days.
FOR SALE.-Two high grad
(ladies and genrs) wheels, in Grst.clas
y condition. Will be sold cheap.
Aft JOURNAL OFFICE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-12


Mrs. Nettie Hamilton of Toledo
called on Perrysburg friends of We'd
Hesday.
Mrs. Mary Hecenlerley Of Angola,
Ind. and Mrs. George Main of Custer,
returned to their homes last Friday,
after "a weeks visit with Dayid Main
and family.
Art Finkbeiner's latest departure
is the addition Of a stock OF groceries,
In connection with his dry goods stock.
Art is hustler for trade and carries
large line OF goods.
Taken this month keeps you we'll
all summer. Greatest Spring tonic
known. Rocky Mountain Tea. made
by Madison Medicine Co. 35c. Ask
your druggist.
John Ault the Secretary of the
Lime City Farmers Ins. Co., wishes the
JOURNAL to state that the case OF
Rider against that company was set
tied by compromise between the
insured and the company.
BY deeds filed in the county re-
corder's office recently it appears that
the Manhatton OIL company has really
sold out TO the Standard. The deeds
transfer 1850 acres in Liberty township
and 40 acres in Montgomery township.
|
New liss..at collars, ,the Corliss
Coon & Co. make, none Setfr.
ART FINkBEINER.
Clarence Ordway who was assistant
pharmacist In Champney's pharmacy
last year. will be with Mr.. Champney
this Summer. Mr.. o. Is very popular
with the trade iu this locality and his
many friends will be pleased to see him
again. ,r
Drop US card Spd we will call and
measure your rooms dsk6pses and tel
you what it will cost to decoQute Same
|
-Perrysburg friends of the family o.
o. D. Hopkins. OF B. G.. formerly o.
Perrysburg, will regret to learn of the
death Of Mrs. Hopkins. which occurred
at Flndlay, on Monday evening. Mrs
q. had gone to the hospital to have al
operation performed, but had no
sufficient strength TO undergo the
ordeal. Deceased was 65 years of age
Funeral on Wednesday.
The report of State Railroad Com
missioner Morris shows that during
March there were 81 persons, killed OF
the railroads in Ohio. In no case VS.
the victim a passenger. OF those killet
five were travellers on highways witt
were struck by trains at crossings, MIN
were employees and % were person
walking on the tracks. This is said II
indicate great care on the part OF tn,
railroad companies.
2 Cures dizzy SPELLS, tired feeling
stomach, kidney ahd liver troubles
, Keeps you we'll all summer. Rock
Mountain Tea taken this month. SO
Ask your druggist.
3 The commencement of the Westo
8 high school will be held the evening G
May %. Some good speaker will de
liver the class address. The baccalar
reate sermon will be given on Sunda
evening, May 10. and class day exel
cises will be held In the afternoon con
mencement day. The members of tn
class are Julia A. Pennington, May N
Williams, Nora F. Baker, Edith N
4 Taylor, Luella A. Ney and William /
: Singer,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-12
"a For Sale Cheap.

Two s>s show cases, Oak trimmed
two 8 It showcase, Nickel! two 10 IT,
and one 8 #. show $ases, Walnut; one
22aft, counter. G. p. CHAMPNEY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-12
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

druggists refund the money II Il fails TO cure.
e. y. Groves signature is onleach box. 25c
e5zz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-12
Excurs,on Rates TO Bat title Creek,
Mich, vim OHIO Central Linen

On account OF Seventh Day Adventist
General Conference at Battle Creek,
Mich. Agents Of the Ohio Central
Lines will sell excursion tickets at rate
OF one fare for round trip. Tickets ON
sale March 3lst, April lSt and I'd good
returning until April 25th.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1901-04-12
NO POISON

FERRYSBURG, 0.
Pnoncs-e7a ANA "a. Cam either
Number.
George Powers spent Sunday in
Fostoria.
IN. Wcdertz was in b. G. on busi-
ness Monday.
"a. G. Pringle is in West Virginia on
business trip.
John Strauss and wife of Toledo,
we're in town Sunday.
Deputy Sheriffs Roach and Farmer
! were in town Sunday.
Frank Thompson was Bowling
Green visitor Monday.
Miss Sadie Broka was the guest Of
B. G. friends this week.
Charles Lampman OF the 500 spent
a few days with his parents this week.
Fred Rabb ~ Toledo. gave the
JOURNAL a pleasant call Wednesday.
When yotAsss GOOD J% OF peC:
ing or paper hang 'Hssspe rsh as
sured il was d0ue by HoLLENBECK.
Ira w. and Frank Hoover were In
town Sunday, visiting home and friends.
r. w. Comstocx OF Detroit Medi.
cal college was home for Easter vaca
tion.
Mrs. d. Lampman is home after a
three weeks visit with relatives in
Tiffin.
WANTED "A competent girl for
general houseworls.
5a# VIM. CROOK, w. Front St
e. p. Averill aud wife returned
from three mooths' soiouru in the
south, Thursday evening. O.
See the Vow shoe ror\ men, $50,
a pair, every pa1T@arrautea |
ART FINHBEINER'S
F. r Frey aud family and f. c.
Hoehler and family spent Easter Sun
day with N. Weder'z and wife.
Mrs. A. Cook, who has been th,
guest OF Mrs. Cassidy of Toledo, was
visiting friends here or Thursday last
D
Wall paper, we IA i. nndN, i1s'
cheap any one can airorAys buy IT. /
c. II. HoLL%BECII
Mrs. Kate Jameson attended th'
Northwestern Ohio Teachers Roun,
Table at Lima, Friday ana Saturday
The Easter program given by tn
NJ. f. Sunday school on Sunday even
ing was exceedingly good, and enioye'
by u large audience.
Will Day and family of Fostoria
have moved 10 Minneapolis, Minn
Mrs. Day was formerly Miss Luc
Powers of Perrysburg.
1t is said to cost less to raise 100
pounds of poultry than to raise an equa
, amount of beef. and that the poultr
{ will bring twice as much money.
Many old time Perrysburg friend
. extend congratulations to comrade Joh
! McCaughey, upon his election to tn
Office of assessor in Springfield towr
ship, Lucas county.
The lease OF the Meirs and th
Berkenhauer farms, ut Haskins, wit
seyen wells, was sold Saturday b
Stratton and others TO Toledo partie
for $4,000. or such matter. ~
See our Mus shoes at 50 5D,an
$500 in all the nj ek2sts, at
ARTqlskKBIAyHER S.
Monday afternoon Miss Gertrud
Chapman entertained the thirty littl
people who form her Sunday schoC
class at an Easter party at her pleas
ant home on Front street.
--"Have you any doubts remaining
said Mrs. Jones. INC, Marlnda, l hay
not. l took Rocky Mountain Tea las
night" Twill remove any impur
thoughts in the human family. S5'
Ask your druggist.
/ Do not leave home on ioune
without bottle of Chamberlain's Coli
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t
almost certain to be needed and cannc
, be procured while you are on board tn
cars Or sIeamAhin IL il nlnnsnnt sol
New-York tribune., 1901-11-24

Rrvaca. sent forward two schooners, which
r-,unded. The Liberals on land Immediately
-on-ed Z terrible rife fire upon these vessels,
,.Bsjng much havoc on board General Aloan
.ss, ordered the Boyaca's boats 10 go 10 the
assistance Of the schooners The crew OF the
sovsoa complied, with the result that many OF,
+ss-a were wounded, and the boats returned TO
me Boyaca When ordered for the second u1ne
- % &c the assistance Of the schooners, the
hosrs' crews refused. on the ground that II was
n,.,oss m do 50. and that such q step meant
,r-s des-h TO them. Hence the Boyaca returned
:. Panama On Thursday night taking many
wounded men with her. The Liberals say thar
rsree hundred men Of General Adams force
Ee-e captured in this way. and that they now
strengthen the Liberal ranks
Il has been held all along that General Aloan
undertook no easy task when he attempted 10
land troops in the vicinity Of Chorrera- Inc
New-York tribune., 1901-11-24
COPPER MEN SUMMONED.
THEY MUST SHOW CAUSE WHY THEY
SHOULD NOT BE PUNISHED FOR
CONTEMPT OF COURT

Several of New-Yorks wealthy and well
known men have been summoned to appear be-
fore Judge Lacombe, in the United States Cir
cult Court on November %. TO show cause why
the judge should not commit them 10 jail or fine
them, or otherwise punish them at his discre-
ton, for contempt of his court The fnanciers
who have been summoned are William G.
Rockefeller, Henry E Rogers P. J. Mcintosh,
Frederick P Olcott, James Stillnaan, Anson R
Flower and Leonard Lewisohn.
They are directors OF the Boston and Mon
tana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining
Company. The order TO appear was issued yes
terday, the application of Franklin Bien, Of
No. 81 Broadway, who appeared on behalf Of
John MacGuinnis a plaintiff in an action
against the company Some time ago the Mon
tana branch of the court appointed a commits
sioner in this city to examine the directors in
connection with the case. The commissioner
set 10 a m. on last Friday for the exanlina ton
At the hour named the only director who ap-
peared was Arson r. Flower. Through his
attorney he refused to give any testimony, or
even to be sworn. The examination was there
upon adjourned. and Mr. Bien took the case
before Judge Lacombe.
The Judge at once issued the order.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-24
4 CONSOLIDATED CROP
WHY THE DETRoIrER COULD NOT BUY THE
FARMERS AZ PIES
ne Detroit Free Press

From The Detroit Free Press
II was Detroiter who hunting for apples
in Northern Michigan. and having got track OF
the farmer There were. apples in plenty. and the
saia' sh almost once -'SS's.. " ..,' - .-S...
sWhT. YES, saw a very smart looking girl was
srattiiate you. How many barrels of Spies did you
unused the farmer without reference to the apple
qgestion IheEe m are @ d9egS Bettv SIX 'eieFS
girl nike her Is S nspsT sts5pS TitHSq o befor you
said the 0qysF Should saw you had at least twenty
barrels OF fall PippnS;., ,.,.,. ,,r,.ra ,..-1s
bieber f she amt satisfed TO marry no farmers
hired She 4 b9d 6 % 6ef 5ef 5h4t bsr shs belongs
= noticed that she had very graceful glide for
country girl. How many seek-no-furtneFs DO
you Ana rdh her hair Is done up same they wear il
st-ajgbta1ed up 'Mebbe you didn't notice her feet
but She only wears No. shoes. and they've got
MY! Yes. SCI see but what about the applese How
many Greenings have you?s r,,-,x She
has never caused US an hours trouble, If any one
is looking for wife they might go heap tur'hef
ana But lf I'm not looking for one. replied the buyer
I'm here 10 buy apples"
You didn't hear about Hetty. them?
..No' I'm here to buy your apple CROP sr,,,+
.Hety would at5I make nsBv s9Re 2Re 6ea. ma@ S
Yes she's fine girl no douo' ye got u wife and
thres o5 ne have. Why didn't say 50 at on oncs;
ence Have you many SHOWS, a--,;eh+ m said
~ You fssI osn girh s2 Iishs wave ~" Of his hand
But I'm ne1e Eve got the biggest apple in
Michigan and you want 70 buy en- ogo a,ss you fan
The apples ana vour srea 9 10 esrr
IN ysis ont Sef Of the gate and into your buggy
New-York tribune., 1901-11-24
A STIR IN COPPER.
SLUMP FOLLOWS REPORTS OF PROCEED
INGs AGAINST AMALGAMATED.

SLUMP FOLLOWS REPORTS OF PROCEED
INGs AGAINST AMALGAMATED.
Amalgamated Copper suffered sudden drop Of
about three points yesterday on adverse but un-
substantiated reports from Washington The
opening was at s6I4 and Il o'clock the price
was Sc. A few minutes later CT the Wall
Street news agencies sent out this item:
Washington (SpeciaD.-The Attorney General IS
preparing perS for proceedings against AindI-
gamated Copper
The rival news bureau quickly issued a slip with
this dispatch:
Washington-Papers against the Amalgamated
Copper Company are being prepared in the Attor-
ney Generals office
1t was promptly inferred by the Street that the
corporation to be proceeded against under the
Sherman Antitrust law. and rush to sell oc-
Cured which sent the price of Amalgamated down
TO e. The close was s3ss. net loss of 2l5
points for the day The news bureau which pub
Hshed the second Of the Washington items quoted
above sent out subsequently another dispatch re-
ceived from It's Washington correspondent, 10
whom II had telegraphed for confirmation Of the
original story. The second dispatch was as fol-
lows.
Solicitor General says he knows ot no attack TACK
CORPORATIONS l have heard OF none by the govern
ment
At the office OF the Arnalgamated Copper Com
pany Of any action brought or 10 De
brought by the law officers OF the United States
Government had been received. William G. Rocke-
Teller. secretary ot the company said;
beor fnstItuted against the AuiaIEarnated Copper
Company under the antitrust law by the Attorney
,fs have ssSn in the Wai-st news bulletins
The Amalgamatcd Copper Company IS not trusl;
the company does not pretend 10 control the copper
output Of the country
New-York tribune., 1901-11-24
GERMAN
|ROOkSAT|
|URENTAHOSI
UNION SQUARE. New York
SAVAGE DIPLOMACY.
From The Washington star

From The Washington Star
During 1ha recent convention or college ptss.-
5e,rs and scientists who make up the A=SoCiAeio.A
OF American Agricultural Colleges and xperirs- 5
S-aTions Dr @ W AthertOn told a story OF ZAP
rain Pratt the disting gIished educator OF 4rilaIt
IroII-b which couvulsed the other delegates; SHE
one rad referred 10 a resolution IN Que anu pIJYes
form reduced writing DR. AtnerLen a-,t repsu -
hraA,- ~ Ths n1liet contained manner oeItIis Ino
Dresident Of Pennsylvania State CoIegey: 70
reference resolution re0ucs1 -
itio - snpeests 10 me story OF an Indian
bow and Captain Pratt In the course OF l sorlss
- nnr civilization Captain Pratt asked the noJ
% ~ -, ~ vas thinking If you please an
o1rsrsd rhe Indian T thinking OF cream
Rad Iasr night I dreamt went 70 neavsn ana ana
I.~bar GOT there 1 saw q great big blackooards
80 Can2afn Pratt your name was there N pig
IatI.--s Yes sir your was there written
In yoUr own hand
New-York tribune., 1901-11-24

generals return - Panama was looked forward
TO with great hopes. but when he returned in
the manner in which he did many people there
were discouraged and downcast which leads 70
the belief that The gravity Of the situation is
recognized
The Boyaca. with General Alban N board,
started again yesterday morning fron Panama,
her destination presumably being Perequete-
Il is not yet justifable 70 consider the over
land road from Chorrera 10 Empire Station un-
Ger complete Liberal control, as otherwise the
fuI Liberal force would doubtless have already
arrived ~ Empire Station Yesterdays esti-
mate that thousand men had arrived at the
station proves % have been exaggerated But
Il is certain that troops are coming in all the
dne
Nothing has been heard Of the land force
vhieh left Panama on Sunday last. but il is rea-
sonable 70 believe that II IS now harassing the
noTements Of the Liberal forces
The reported sinking Of the canal company's
launch has not been confirmed
The British second class cruiser Anphion left
Panama November 19 leaving The United States
2aItleship Iowa the only warship az that port
The latter. as already cabled. is prepared 70
and marines az any moment, should the neces-
sly for SO doing arise.
he Colombian gunboat General Pinzon, which
escaped from Colon when this town was capt
@eo by the Liberals on November 10. arrived
ss'siy 81 Cartagena, and there spread the news
q The capture Of the city. The French cruiser
slcnet was there on her way 10 Martinique, and
Earning
Aae United States guaboat Marietta has ar
i-so here from Key West.
--s situation along the railroad line is IN
transit
ne railroad bridge two hundred or three
cS-sseo yards from the Panama station, and
STo-anIahring the entrance TO the city. will
Thsss be the scene Of the coming struggle
government. accordingly, is fortifying il
hs-se cannon and raising intrenchments and
ns-.;Seaes Nearly all the fighting in last year s
-le -S occurred there
ssesraer Canada, belonging 10 the Com
~ Ienerale Transatlantique, from Havre, is
5a- 81 steamer that has entered the port un-
-os le heR regime She VIII sail for Savanflla
1here is much conjecture as TO how
zFspers viii be received on her arrival there
,,s Liberals along the line Of the railroad
rs-Nsy Ne the rails here and there after the
sese Or the evening train. removing the OBJ
-,srssdons before morning, thus hfnder1ng the
ling Of special trains during the night They
- Tot forgotten how a thousand government
pIlo.cenents from Cartagena were rushed 10
mama during the night last year, and that this
IS IS me crowning cause Of the defeat Of the
rsyolutionists
me British cruiser Tribune has arrived in
Sotcn Earbor
New-York tribune., 1901-11-24
,,rr m INCREASE ITS CAPITAL.

The Essex County National Bank. OF Newark,
IN tneaea IT'S capital from 100000 TO $l0doooc
and the surplus and undivided profits from $s,"o
TO s1ooOoOo special meeting OF the shar eHoiuefs
is called for January FOR that Purpo
=, -, 5ftb among the banks of the United
states in its proportion of undivided pronts 10
capital In May 1866. the bank was converted from
State bank into a national bank and the con-
trIa+a5 Increase was authorized by the articles
f assncjation The purpose is 10 issue 1900 ShareS
~ new stock Of a par value OF $50 OF whlch o.g"
sbares are 70 be offered pro rata 70 stockhod-
ers ar par and the remainder sold pro rata al sI-o
share
New-York tribune., 1901-11-24

Wardnan Glennon- He said yesterday that he
would now be able to push the cases of Glennon
Sergeant Shiels and Detective Dwyer to speedy
trial. and that the cases would probably go on
the calendar next month. He had about decided,
he said, TO try these before Justice Barrett
in the Criminal Branch OF the Supreme Court
Mr. Osborne. he said. would probably not be able
20 try the cases. as he had his hands full with
the Diamond case which comes up next week, and
the details of the Patrick case.
Mr.. Philbn also pleased with the tndicting
Of Commissioner Scannell and William l. MARKS
He called attention the fact that these two
defendants although invited go before the grand
jury. before did this time avail themselves
of he
New-York tribune., 1901-11-24
4 SPOILED CHILD's WH1HS.

From The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Sit down. said the fierce old man and the
,,annhI;ne youth obeyed. Well, what is it,
The unhappy young man cleared his throat.
IT rave came that is have come" he began IN
stammering accents. TO ask you Iof the ndno eH
YOUR daughter Ruth :.
The old leaned back IN MS caair anu N
tertly regarded his visitor.
Does nv daughter want you?" he asked
ives sir I am sure she does the youth repIe0
,;,b some "a zerness sShs sent 70 YOU
The old sighed
able he nauttered- 1T seems but day or two
ago that she cried for a doll Then e was a pony
Now II is monkey OF course she,li nave TO haVa
II if she wants IT Tha='s all Good day.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-24
SUICIDE on THE CYnRIC.
INSANE PASSENGER TRIES TO KILL EIs WIFE
THEN s-.AsHEs HIS OWN THROAT

Queenstown Nov 23-As the White star Line
steamer Cyrarlc. from Liverpool yesterday for
>-eu,-york vas coming down the Channel this
morning Thomas Halliday. Of Ohio, one OF her
passengers. attempted 70 kill his wife, and then
committed suicide
Halliday had recently been complaining OF sleep
lessness He and his wife joined the Cymric at
Iivernool after passing 4 couple OF months visit
ing friends in County Down. Ireland Halliday
prayed all night long, and showed evidence TINS
morning that his mind affected After break-
ret h. announced that all the people on board the
sbp were 10 be killed and. drawing a knife rom
his pocket. ne began hackinE ms wie an Ir|rr7ad
desperately 70 secure possession OF ihe ~eaPon P
rscsivinp terrible Eashes her hands ana NECK
and was fuaIlv obliged 70 deSlst- HalndSy tnt1
Sontinued TO hack his own throat. until ne nae
severed all the veins ana muscles anu NLNPp0
dead outside his stateroom -, .-,., ,-s
The body OF the suLc,Lf uLc,.rltsd An inGuest will
be held. - +-,- a, !, 4 =,
The Cymrc proceeded on her trip a. Il a III
New-York tribune., 1901-11-24
MORE RIOTING IN GALWAY

Dublin Nov 23.-Serious rioting followed the
uIuminatons last night at Galway in honor Of
the election Of Colonel Arthur Lynch TO Parlla-
naent The Nationalists paraded the town
wrecking the doors and windows Of the houses
Of Unionists and Nationalists suspected OF vot-
ing for the defeated candidate, Horace Plunkett
The police had difficulty in clearing the streets
Vigorous baton charges were met by showers OF
paving stones which resulted in numbers beng
injured A large force Of extra cons'apuiary
has been drafted y Galway.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-24
MORE POLICEMEN HELD FOR TRIAL
or-,-nS,,EN ARE ACCUSED OF BUYING
TIPPING Off INFORMATION FROM
FIFTEEN'S AGENT.

John r Nesbitt ana Joseph E. Burke, who were
,oundsnoen under Captain Thompson, in the Mul-
berrvst station were arragned before justice
HoIbrook il the Special Sessions Court yesterua.
1yes Henry Won Metzon. agent of the COM
mttee Of Fifteen. The agent charges thaL sTsn fis
.t 90 -ba defendants furnished him with HstS
Of disoTderiy houses, and that for MONEY 1 Gof
go nronosed 10 r1id any of them SO tndt
~ 5eefepdants could have time to Tip on tns
houses. Justice HoioiooA AiSio 'Ao 'f'O -
10 bail each for trial
New-York tribune., 1901-11-24
WHAT REDMOND SAYS OF LYNCH

Chicago Nov 23.-John E Redmond. who, with
two brother Members Of Parliament Thomas
O'Donnen and Patrick a McHugh arrived here to-
day 10 take part in the Irish demonstrations to
morrow on the anniversary Of the execution Of
the Manchester martyrs expressed his opinion that
Colonel Arthur Lynch would take his seat in Par
lament. despite his service under the Beers Mr..
Redmond said: II think there is no doubt Colonel
LYNCH will take the which he elected
Il is altogether probable that his election was the
result Of his service under the Beers He is man
o. ability. and in sense be considered A
traitor What fighting he did was honorable war