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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-23
GENERAL NOTICES,
MOTTO T..

The following persons are herrhz- aa-f.
fed to appear before the commit. IN
Equalization and Appeals Friday MONS ,
August g. 1901. at o'clock a. m ia fa.
mittee room, city building. in accord 4Hzs
with resolution adopted by the eafnHa#.A=a
as follows:
Resolved. That those who have rstass
blanks not sworn to as per Section Es
asked TO appear before the comY9faz
and answer such questions as commute
may ask Of them. and those who hls+ -.
returned blanks submitted to them s -
assessor.
Note=In listing credits or ingestm=a.s
the party owning the same MAY deduct
thereffom what he owes to utha.a IA
principal debtor. but not what he iHaV ia
liable for as surety. endorser or ei4eaa-
l5ee Section 81.
Note-lf any person. whose duty II IS hy
law 10 list any personal property, AeHg
called upon bv the assessor to da -
refuse To furnish proper list thereof Hr
to t#ke such cath as is required h tie
9th section. or If any person refuse 10
answer, or answer untruly. any question
lawfully asked by the assessor, or r. flss
to be examined under oath when has FUZZY
required by the assessor. or fail ar refuse
To deliver the statement required Is tHa
said 9th section. he shall forfeit net les
than ten nor more than one hundred Iai-
lars. And il any person fail TO slve tfae
list Of all money loaned which shoHa be
assessed he shall in addition. forfeit "a
per eentilm ON such sum not 50 Hs5eH.
which shall go to the informer. IS. So
ton $50.
Note-Assessors should require mr..
chants and other individuals or firms n
trade or business and not incorporated,
to list their property and capital aI4sr
the provisions of Section %.
Wheeling Bakery Co.
Wheeling Pottery Co.
John q. Hoffman, Sr.
American Tin Plate Co.
" hppliOg Steel q Iron Co,
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largest ever put up for similar event.
has been made up by members OF the
two clubs.
Play will begin at 10 a. m. Sunday
on the links of the Chicago Golf club.
1t will be match play at &c holes.
Auchterlonie won the title Of Western
Champion in the open tournament here
Tuesday, making a score Of 81 while
Smith took Sc in making the course.
OF this purse the winner will take a
percentage and the club to which be
belongs the remainder.
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wAsHINGToN, August Washing
GOLF EXTRAORDINARY,
Competition in Chicago for which a
Heavy Purse is offered.

CHICAGO, August PA golf com
petition of surprising interest to
friends of the game was arranged here
to-day. 1t is a trial between the crack
professionals VIII Smith, Of Midlothian,
and Lawrence Auehterlonie, of Glen
view. a purse Of $4,000. said to BE- tie
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg st. Louis 3.
Boston Philadelphia I.
Brooklyn New York !.
Cincinnati 6-Chicago 3.

ST, LOUIS, August 22.-Harper WAS wild
to-day and in the FIRST three innings gave
three bases on balls. His eliminates gave
him poor support in the opening innings
and allowed the visitors to score four
runs Philippe held St Louis down with
out run untl tho seventh inning. A
brilliant stop in the ninth by Wagner pre-
vented st. Louis from tleing the score
Attendance. 800 Score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia Detroit 0.
Chicago 6-Baltimore ;.
Boston cleveland 4.
Washington Milwaukee 3.

PHILADELPHIA, August 22.-To-days
game between Detroit and Philadelphia
was the eIeanest and quickest seen here
this season. Bernhard was invincible, al
lowing the visitors but four hits and shut
ting them out without a run. The locals
only run was scored in the sixth on three
singles. The fielding of the locals was
perfect and it was the good work of De-
troit.s falders that prevented further
scoring on the part of the home club.
Manager uanlon. of the Brooklyn Nation
al League club. claims to have a contract
with Catcher Steelman. signed yester-
day by the local Americ,U League club
Manager Mack says he will refer the
matter to President johnson. and If Steel
man belongs to Brooklyn he will be re-
turned to that club. Attendance, 225o.
Score:
Detroit 80 0 0 0 0 o 90 2
Philada 30 O Il 10 o
Miller and Shaw Bernhard and Powers.
Earned runs Philadelphia l. Time, 1:15.
Umpire, Connolly.
BALTIMORE. August 22.-The Chicago
American League club won in the ninth
inning from the Baltimore team here to-
day Both pitchers were hit freely. sher-
idan's umpring was satisfactory to both
clubs Attendance, 3. SO Score:
Baltimore ...1 . > . 0 o % II
Chicago 30 . 3 0 10 Is 0
Howell and Robinson Patterson and
Sullivan. Time, hours. Umpire, Sheri-
dan.
BOSTON, August 22.-Moore held Boston
down 10 i've hits, but his gifts proved ex-
a
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SaIoonLeepers ". Bartenders.

The saloon keepers club will play the
bartenders on the Island Western AS
ISOLATION grounds August 18th, for the
benefit of the strikers fund Admission
ten cents. Game called at 80 p. m.
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GOOD SOUND BEATING
Administered by Columbia to Con
stitution on Seavanhaisn Course.

Administered by Columbia to Com
stitution Seasvanhnisn Course.
OYSTER BAY, l.. l., August 22-Ihe
Columbia gave the Constitution a good
sound beating twice around the Sea
wanhaka triangular course. On cor
rected time the other boat won by two
minutes and five seconds and on elapsed
time by one minute and 20 seconds.
But the figures do not represent the de-
cisiVeness of the Columbia 3 victory for
as a matter Of fact she beat the new
boat twice The first time around the
Triangle of fourteen and three-quarter
miles the Columbia gained over five
minutes. Then a Shift OF wind on the
short leg across round the pole put the
Constitution on even terms when a new
race was practically started, the breeze
now coming true again. This time, the
Columbia gained over a minute and
half. 1t was a day of fluky sound
vantage from the wind it was the Con-
stitutlon 1t was whitecap breeze and
the sea was smooth, conditions which
have heretofore Always failed the Con-
stitution. The new boat did not seem
to have any of the speed she has shown
in light airs. She was sluggish on the
starting line, and although the two
yachts crossed almost at the same MN
ute with one gun start, the Columbia
romped off and took a lead of an
eighth of a mile, while the Constitu-
ton was gathering away.
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The B. p. 0. Elks and Ohio county
lawyers base bail teams will play
game at the Island base ball park next
Monday afternoon. The proceeds will
so to the Day Nursery. The game
promises to be very interesting.
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fishing camp near Welcome. Among
the party are VIII 2. Loeffler, Louis E.
Sehrader. Harry Ritter. George n.
Wells. and Peter F. Haberstick.
Clerk of the circuit court Charles Fl.
Henning has returned from Atlantic
City and New York. accompanied by
his wife At New York they met Mrs
Weidebusch and daughter, who return
ed from a European trip. They We're
abroad since May tst. Mrs. Weidebuseh
is Mrs. Henning's mother.
The following people left yesterday
over the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling:
Jacob Morris and son, for Mt. Glenn
ems, Mich; Harry Green, Tor Macklnac
Island Harry Crawford, for Topeka,
Kans. Miss Pomeroy and six other
ladies from ST Marys, w. Va, for Buff
falo; S. H. Stout and wife and others,
for Buffalo.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo 3-Dayton 0.

TOLEDO. o.. August 22.-Hughey held
Dayton down to two hits to-day and the
game was won by Toledo by timely hit
Ting. Score:
Toledo .........1 0 0 0 / 0-3 o
Dayton 30 o o 0 0 90
Hughey and Grafhus, coggswell and
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Major Muscovite, Mazette. Art Alec,
Eyelet Joe Pilot also. Time, 2:0Sl4i 2ViA;
20si4; 2:f0.
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BROOKLYN. August 22.-The New
Yorks put up a ragged fielding game be-
hind Hickman to-day and handed the
game over to Brooklyn. Newton allowed
only five hits and had perfect control,
singles bv Davis and Mcbride, followed
nv. force. saved the visitors from shut
ont The fielding of Dahlen and DAILY was
the feature. Attendance. $500. Score:
NJ. YORK q o o o. > I
Rrooklvn 80 / > 3 - 2
Hickman and Smith Newton and Far
rel. Earned runs New York /, Brooklyn
l. Time. 1:5l. Umpire. Emslie.
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limo Dy QlaTIFfs- "a --T--t, I-a5-4 :
2:07A :3lN i.0414 $50 29
Time for the mile is track record.
Last quarter. 23s4 seconds. fastest last
quarter in public trottng exhibition.
2:12 class trotting. two in three; purse,
81 500:
All Right b. e.. by Enright-Un,raced
fHyde) ........- -....-.#.-.-.--. s l
Polly BidwelI. Neya Simmons. Confess
sor. Palm Leaf. Phoebe Onward. Senator
l.. Sue In order Time 2;lQiz; 2.1si4 2;lih.
2.0T class pacing, three In five; purse.
q 500;
Riley b.. blk. h.. by Happy Riley
Belle B., by Johnny Harris
(Ervin) ........ ..............!..... ] ]
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Mr.. Crago Pipes. of New York City,
and DR.. John r. Pipes, of Cleveland, O.,
are visiting their mother on Fifteenth
street
The sun., 1901-03-18
INTERCLASs DEBATE vASxAR.
The Seniors Chose the Question. Challenged
the Juniors and Won.

PoroHREKPsIR. March i7.--At vassar Col
lege last evening occurred the annual debate
between I and NJ. the senior debating So
ciety. and Qul vive. the junior society. This
Is the most important interolass event Of
the year. and olass\spirit between the seniors
and Juniors rises higher than at any other
time Of the year. The question was. Re
solved. That defensive alliance between
England and America would be beneficial
to America fhe seniors chose the sub
Ject the first part of January and challenged
the junior class who had their choice of sides.
They chose the affirmative. During the
debate the chapel was crowded. Prof. Mills
acted Hs moderator.
The debate opened with a speech by Miss
tIHaboth Is johnson, tho leader oi the al
frmauve. and was followed by Miss Mar
garct Jackson. the leader Of the negative
The other two speakers on the Affirmative
were Miss Grace Bruce and Miss Gertrude
Barnard, on the negative, Miss Elsie cole
ana Miss leik Albright Each speech was
twelve minutes long, followed by five
minute summing up by the leaders. As
of Capping burst from her side Of the house,
while the rival class maintained silence
The judges were Prof +. A. BurdiCk of
the Columbia Law School, Prof william
Philips OF Yale and Prof. Mary Whitney Of
Nassar. The judges remained out about
Phelps, stepping TO the front of the. platform,
announced that the negative had won. A
tumult filled the room Immediately andth
victorious class crowded to the platform
and bore of the debators in triumph. In
spite OF the unfavorabe weather for out
of-door entertainments, the seniors promptly
adjourned to their tree, and their campus
was soon echoing with tho Ol yell.
The sun., 1901-03-18
WHiT the FIFTEEN ARE AFTER.
W II. Baldwin, Jr., Outlines the Aims Of tho
Chamber of ommerce Committee.

A meeting 20 ,o1.n'eu o-,te the birth three
years ago OF the People. Institute was held
last evening At the Cooper uiou The work
accomplished by the institute was reviewed
hy Charles Spragge Smith
" n Baldwin dr.. in speaking for the
BOARD Of Trst"rs. referred 10 the work Of
the COMMITTEES Of Fifteen tie asked the
audience 10 bear in mind whom loodng for
the motives II the committee that II had been
brought into existence by tho deporable
conditions prevailing in every part Of this
C,tv
"rhc committee" he said does not mean
10 reform yOu or any one else. bat It l. en-
drayuuug 10 improve the conditions sur
TO ,ndIug the homes Of This city lhcre is
not u r,T-uu In the audience, If honest, who
l- not Il rr'oru"r m th" same sense "a the
members ~ tho committee II "" must have
gambling here, let VS. have II But II n should
become tho business Of the EOycruIucut
Of rll- city to foster and protect gambling
iu order 10 traffic in II. then II H. our duty TO
stop u The work Of tho committee is one
Of destroying evil lust 60 FAR IA this is needed
to prepare the way for fho constructive work
hy whiuh tho bows and girls oi this city are
10 hc brought Up into useful and honest men
and women
Otncr -neakers were William r Dodge
md Henry Goulden. President OF the
Peoples Institute club. Edwin Markham
read his poem on Lincoln
The sun., 1901-03-18
Doy0HuEs CASE rP TO MURPHY.
VIII Receive Hamilton Case Testimon' To day
Ills Eye on Three western q smb blcrs.

Police Commissioner Murphy will get from
Assistant Corporation Counsel Brown to-day
the testimony OF Mildred Hamilton, the
woman who alleges that ehe paid "prote ctio n"
money to Capt Donohu- through bis ward
man, "Billy" Lyons, and the cOrro boratlve
testimony OF the two women, Iole Arnett
and Lizzie smith. who we're witnesses 10 tho
transaction col Murphy viii then decide
definitely whether he will put Donohue or
LYONS. or both, on rial or dismiss the charges.
The Commissioner said yesterday that he
didn't contemplate Transferring any moro
CaptainS TODAY but hr would continue 20
pur-.a tie ulan he has followed right along
Of making transfers IA the n0ed presented
il,rli 10 him Referring 10 the removal Of
Detective BinUIngs from the Ienderloin
he remarked that he thought Binnings would
be 'betterout If tho precinct than IN II
There WAS "a di-po Sltlon on the part Of
certain pOli1s Officials Yesterday To indicate
that the raids made under the direction Of
the Comrlitter Of + f'pcn on SATURDAY night
I'm West Seventy-nIuth street and West Thirty
sixth street we're plants In West Thirty
sixth street T. was said the faro layout was
found under the carpet All that Supt
McCullagh. the Fifteen chief sleuth, cared
to say about ir was that the evidence In this
cala ia complete
col. Murphy said that he II keeping his eve
on three Western gamblers, part Of the gang
who are credited With introducing crooked"
roulette wheels and brace games into tho
innooent metropolis WHAT Cot M MIrphv's
Intentions are 10 regard 70 these gamblers
he didn't dtvulge
The sun., 1901-03-18
ST. PATRICK HAVING THREE DAYS.
Biggest Celebration To day -HiberniAns 70
Parade and the sixty ninth TO q o to Church.

As St Patrick's day has fallen on Sunday
this year the Irish societies and others who
annually honor the saints memory are hav-
ing an opportunity To celebrate for thres
days. Numerous dinners and receptions
were held on Saturday night. and yesterday
there were special religious services In many
OF the churches. A marble statue OF St.
Patrick was unveiled in 81 Patricks' Cathedral.
There was also an entertainment at the
Catholic Protectory by the boys Of the In
stitution
II was impossible FOR the Sixty ninth Regi-
ment " attend the usual st. Patrlck's day
mass at the cathedral Yesterday. so by per-
mission Of the Archbishop however, the
chaplain, the Rev william J. b DAILY. has
arranged FOR a solemn high mass and SER
mon WIN c I1l mi,aTy ,a hohTTs at the cathedral
attend in body, The Archbishop will be
present in the sanctuary Afterward the
paTaGe TeFen VII csn Act @ G1G TSr, S Gs Hnna
which will be the principal feature of to-day's
celebration The First Regiment Irish
Volunteers and other societies Will march
The pronession will form in the neighbor-
hood Of Fifth avenue and Forty NTH street
The start Will be made at p NJ from TINT
point The line of march will be up Fifth
avenue TO Fftleth street To Madison avenue.
whore II will be reviewed by Archbishop
Lorrlgan, thence 10 Ffty-first street ~
Fifth avenue, to l26th street, 20 Second
avenue and 10 Suffers Harlem River Park
where John Daily, Mayor Of Limerick. who
will ride In the procession In a carriage will
del yer an address. Mavlr Van wick, eN-
Sheriff Thomas j Dunn, Sheriff Grpll. Justice
Fitzgerald, Surrogate Fitzgerald Justice
Gegerlch Recorder Con, John + Carroll
and others have also been invited TO review
the parade.
In the evening the First Regiment Irish
Volunteers will give q drlll dress parade
and review - the Grand Central Palace
The Friendly Sons ~ g. Patrick. the oldest
irish society IN America, will have its NTH
annual dinner az DolmOnlco's at 6 30 to-
night. Congressman Allan McDermott Of
New Jersey. Senator's MCComas. ThurstOn,
Lindsay and Daniel and Rear Admiral
Barker are mentioned among others who
have been inyiied 10 be present
David B. Hal Will he the principal speaker
at the annual dinner - the St Patricks
Society of BROOKLYN. to he held at the Pouch
Mansion Tonight. Comptroller Coler will
also speak
The sun., 1901-03-18
BENJiMIN J mn RESIGNS.
No Longer a Delegate to the Eastern District
Sahbath Nchnnl AssoriatInn.

Delegates 10 tho Eastern District sabbath
school Association Of Brooklyn met vester-
dav ann -ot the afternoon Of June as the
uuo for the parade Of th" 10000 Sunday
school children in Williamsburg There are
thIrty-ulne schools Eugene g. Bluckford,
Who was the President Of the association
tvcrtv-'hrra years ago. will he the Grand
Marshal An EFFORT viii be- made to have
' ice President Roosevelt attend
lots wore drawn for divisions in tho pa
rade The Rps. Street Preshyterian and The
- Johns Methodist Episcopal schools Will
lead the march
BEFORE tho meeting came 70 n close tho
resignation of Benjamin j. Hill as delegate
from tho South Second Street Methodist
EplsCopIl Church was read lie Is a tea
dealer It 2i3 Grand street and for manv Years
hns been prominently identified with the
sunday school interests Of that church In
III" early part Of the present month Mrs
Belle Devllh, a middle-ug"d widow, who j.
stopping NJ the Hotel Andrews and who hat
known Htll for several years and believed
b" was unmarried called at his store to SEQ
got into fight Tho widow was grrr.trd
on the complaint " Mira IIill and when shn
was arraigncd In the Lee avenue police count
she testified TO her long acquaintance with
the tea dealer and how he had contributed
toward her support and that ~ her two
children and had promis"d 70 marry her.
Mrs Devil was released IN 500 h1il for trial
az Special Sessions
Hin, In his letter u resignation. said that
Illness prompted the act The resignation
WAS accepted.
The sun., 1901-03-18
COULDN'T WAIT TO DE MARRIED.
Bronx Young Couple Had the Knot Tied Four
Months Ago Now ON Their wedding Trip.

The friends OF Miss Helen b Terrill.
daugh ghter Of Mr. and Mrs f. b Terrill. OF s24
Morris avenue. in The Bronx. were surprised
10 learn yesterday Of her marriage four
months ago 10 Eugene Ronson. a New York
Central clerk employed at the Grand Central
station
They met last July al the Dutch Reformed
Church ia lo3d street and Fleetwood avenue
and fell in love with each other. Two months
later Runson proposed The young woman
asked her mothers consent and was told
that she would have to get her fathers ap-
proyal i'r-t Mr. Icrrill had not seen Young
RunsOn and asked his daughter 10 produC"
him Euu,ou sought the father out and
pressed hls suit, but Mr. 1crrill said he mad
better wait for at least year.
Tins did not please The Young lovers They
decIded rar they couldn't wait, 80 they went
20 Flushing, t. on Nov =. and wrr" married
by the Rev samuel X Naldrou. who j, pastor
Of one ui th" churches tLsr" Ih"y came
home, the bride returning 10 her own home
and Ronsou to his.
Last Thursday night Mrs Terrn was
Hwak,ned hv Il noise in her daughter room.
81" got up and found Helen arranging some
Of her clothes The girl said she wa restless
and the mother let her alone The next
morning sh" disappeared On tho same day
Mr- I,uli received a letter from on" Of her
daughter = friends telling all bout the secret
marriage Tic letter said that the young
couple had gone to Niagara Falls and Canada
on 4 wedding trip. and that they would return
In "a few wcoks
The brides parents are greatly wrought
up over their daughters marriage and do
not entertain very friendly feeling toward
they ViIl live at lSUth street ana Prospect
avenue.
The sun., 1901-03-18
MS SWEETHFiRT WAS LAME,
when IJlienthaI Found This Ont lie Broke on
Ills Enkagement.

Bernard Iuienthal. % years old, ofs7 Mercer
street Newark. Is in jail because he refuses
T. marry a glrl VINO limps when she walks
Ilienthal came To- this country from Russia
three months ago and soon after landing ho
mot Rosa Kur2 Of : Jones street He paid
attentions to the young woman ana six weeks
ago they became engaged Illiruthal Nulic"d
tIt his sWcethcsrt remained seated every
Zine he called and she refused 10 40 out walk
Ing with him
ullly Mis-, KurJ took walk with hNr
NuurH and h. learned for tho FIRST time that
she wa, lame He told lie father and IA"
hitter advised him not 70 marry tho girl
Iiicnthdl ih"raupon broke OK the engage
mpnt and the girl rctaliatrd by having him
arrested In a suit for br"aCn Of promise llll-
enthal was unable to furnish $500 bail
The sun., 1901-03-18
TiFFI FOR THF PTIPIT.
sent Out bV III Capt clifford to Create a senu
ment Tor the Iiremrn'. RilI

Capt James y ClNord. who was dismissed
from the Fire Department on the charge ~
insubordlnatIon several months ago. IL cir
culst!ng an appeal 10 cIcrgymen. which hs
lgns as President ~ the F.rcmen's Mutual
Benevolent Association. urging them 10 uss
their lphu"nc" 10 secure tho passage Of tho
Two Platoon bill, denounced hy the headI
NJ the FIRE Department and the Board ~
Fire. Ind"rwriter- he appeal Is based
on tho ground that aside from the soclal
and intellectual advantages which this hill
afOrds ther" * also a spiritual good 10 h.,
obtained IN 40 much as u would afIord th-
nr"men an opportunity Of attending diyin.
service and practising Chrietmn virtues
When N" present petition from the iiremen
l. generally understood, and tho need for
relief In the daily routine Of their work IL
recognized, CliIord writes that he has no
doubt that The pulpit, press and public
will give our bill hearty and vigorous sup
IOrt
The sun., 1901-03-18

Once the young men consented to do this,
they were not at all Jared after time to
De told TO keep up the steering business and
the gamblers would be glad to give them
a commission on the business they brought
around Thus II has como about that the
sons OF some OF our so-oslled hrst families
have become common 'cappers' for gambling
This man Clark. am told, regards his
outstanding paper as one OF his most valuable
assets. because the owners OF the signatures
10 10 mat paper are useful 10 him In his business.
but It is all the worse when we remem Der
that majority OF the gambling houses are
crooked. Gamblers tell me there Is only
one straight game IN town"
. Supt Mclullagh said Yesterday that Moses
=. Phillips, caught In West SEVENTY ninth
street. had been in the business here for some
time and that the raiders had evidence thnt
Phnllps two wears ago had lured victims to
house In West Seventy second street by
advertising financial opportunity" Phil
lips is ilne looking old man OF education and
presence and Of marked ability as n talker
He lived at the Union Sduare Hotel
The sun., 1901-03-18
United IRISH IFaGvEs AIMS.
some Of Them Enumerated at Its Celebration
Of ~. Pstrick's Day.

The members Of the United Irish League
In this city had their - Patrick : day cele-
brat!on last night IN their rooms at ~ West
Forty second street President Patrick Gal
lagher opened the meeting with a speech in
Gaelic he other speakers were Michael
Bre-lin. John J.. Brorhy aud Barrett
They all spoke IN favor Of rcsolut ons Of
sympathy with the tinted IRISH League in
Ireland and Of approx al Of the course Of tho
IRISH NATIONALIST -tS now In Parliament The
Ie o ltlons Worr adopted
Inc purrose Q, OF tn" league, as enumerate 4
by the speakers. arc 10 eject reunion Of all
NatonHlists. 10 secure HON" rule for Ire
land. 20 abolish lsndlord-m, 70 prevent
famynes IN Ireland by restoring 70 the Irish
the large tracts Of land now used 10y Fngl -h
cattle owners for grazing. 20 revive Interest
IN and dliIu-r knowledge ot the Irish lang age
and Literature, and to prevent emigration.