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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-25
YerIonal Noti;em.

6rauSrsb. 3w d er ST., bon
go. COL O1t McGartp Str, Die, ipie
oerseit beri6tet, bel ibrem Seiu6e i'm
Sauie ibres 8aters, oss Serrn $. q.
&attermann, in Cincinnati i6lper er=
trantt mar 1T sur 6reuoe ibrer gnge=
bori9en unb Sreunoe Der Ganilie ge=
iunb uno munter mieoer beirlsefebrt.
9tit 9errn Carl Striebed,
Dem betannten 8dfermeiiter bon $50
g. Senate Mpe., Der na6 nur furser
&rantbeit in Der Na6t BON Wontag
auf Sientag peri6ieo, lit elmer Der be-
lisbtefen beutIden Mitbiiraer unierer
Staot bonn Sooe abberufen iuoroem.
Der 8erforbsne mar nod am Sonn=
tag ms Siafonillenbospital iibsrfiibrt
woroen ; leiosr bat inoeiien Die nOtb=
uenbie seworbsne Operation ni9t ben
selpiinidten @rfols sebabt.
Seit ettpa 40 Sahren in Snoiana=
polls anldifig, bot fi4 Serr Striebed
ourd Ieine treffIi9en Gbarattereisen=
ihaften unb iein mannbaftas, ternises
Weien Die 2iebe uno Mdtune az Sener
in bobem @rane:: errunSen, Die ibm
nd6er treten burften. llno es bat iiher=
lid Iebr wenige Seuti4e in Der Staot
aeeeben, Die ben alten 6errn ni9t psr=
ionli@ sstannt baben. Sin warmes
@eoenfen lanse iiber oas 8ra6 binaus
lit garl Striebed, Der audi an allen
8eItrebunsen Oes Seutidtbums leb=
baften 9lntbeil nabm, bel allen Sreun=
ben geli9ert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-25
6euers brunft in ra3il,
eSnO.

SrasiL SnO., 25. Mdrs. Cur
3eit piitbet bier elm beftiges Geuer,
wel6es bereits idon mebrere groBe 6e=
iAdftssebduoe 5erltOrt fat. Sis lOtale
Geuertuebr 1T ni6t i'm Stanbe, Die
6lammsn ;u betdmpfen. Gin She'll
oes Serre Suute 6susr=Separtemsnts
1T auf einem Spesialsuse bisr ange=
lanet, I'm an ben 20Idarbeiten tbeil=
sune1meu.
Sames g. Sareus gum Sena=
tor fiir Die Counties 9 SigD,
Iermillion uno Bart II o.
n minirt.
Serre Sauts, 25. Mdrs. 9ie
&epublitaner nonlinirten heute Sames
g. Sareus gum Senator fir Die @oun=
ties 8iso, Sermillion unb part. "a
Die oret Counties suiammen cine re-
publifanii6e MajOritdt bon 10000
baben, 10 miro bier an9enommen, oaB
er aud ertpGblt tueroen uiro.
Sn Sort g beri ban.
GbicasO, "a. 0tdrs. 9as erits
unb brittle Battalion oes 20. &e9i=
ments, Die fiirjli6 aus Manila in San
6ranciscO antamen, babsn ibre &eile
bon 10000 Weilen beenbet uno iino
lsbt in Sort SHERIDAN einquartiert.
gs 1T oies ens erite Wal, baB bas 90.
&egiment Oitlid DOm @iiiiifppi in
8arniipn ilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-25
uSad" 9anlon's Gapriolsa,
Sic HienanS btuisen tann.

Serriifte Gapriolen bat offen=
bar Der Gr 9oliSiit Sac"
9anlon, Der &ieis, i'm &opfs.
gtad ieiner gntlaiIuns aus Dem
Ypli,si= Separtement lit sr gliidlit
eenug getpeien. DOn Der Geiunbheits=
gsboros als Nuarantdn.=gsamtsr fiir
glatternfdae anseitsnt su tueroen. Sn
oieier Gisenidaft iolte er am Montas
@beno oas ppn Bin @opo betpobnte
9aus an 90. Marplanb Ctr. betua6en,
bod sslans ss gOpo su entiprinsen.
Sanlon psrlieB ieinen poiten uno
ling gopo i9lisBli6 an Der Snoiana
9pe. elm. 9lnltatt ben Snfieirte1
aber beimsubringen, fam er nit Oem=
ielben sur Station uno psrlanste bon
Gergt. @orrisan, er ioae gobb i'm
pOliSeisefdnsniiIe unterbrinsen. Ser
Sergeant mics Seioen Die Sbiire llno
b0rte ipdter, baB Sanlon nit Sopb
on Der Siib Slinois StraBe
Die &unbe aus elmer @irtbi9afi
in Die anOere sema6t uno iOnitisen
llnfug psriibt babe. = Die &ebierpoli=
5iiten tpurben beauftrast, auf oas 9aar
gu fabnoen unO SeiOe in's Seuaenbaus
su ipeoiren.
Promptentlaiien. pt
8eiunobeits Seanlter Sr. 8ueble,
fat beute SOrmittas bersits SanlOr
ieiiles Mmtes entIest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-25
No9 eim sroBes @ei@aftsjabr
Ger YruSential.

Die pruoential IsrIi9erunes=@e=
Ieaidaft bon Imerita bat ssraoe pis=
Der zines ibrer erfolsrei9ften SABRE
;uriidgelegt. gerionen in mittlersm
9lter t0nnen ii6 nod gang gut erin=
nern, als Die grubsntial ee9riinoet
muroe unb ibrs 9ei6dfte in gtetuart,
N. S., besann. Seute 1T oieielbe in
ieoem Staat in Der Union bertreten
uno tiber bier unb eine balbe Wtiaion
Yolicen=S =Snhaber iinb in beren 8ii9ern
oersei9net. 2egtes Sahr besaElte Die
Yruoential an Yolicen=S =Sn6aber iibsr
$0. 5000 @dbreno Dem Sabre
1901 bermebrte oieielbe ibre Gttiua
um $4,000, 900 unb i1r Gintommsn
I'm 81, 100000. @erli6erung biz
Datum in &raft beina9e 500, 900, 900.
Die Yruoential lit Dem amerifanii9en
8olt am ffdrtlten an's Serj eetua9len,
iOtuie oieielbe aud am itdrtitsn in ibrer
finan3ielen Sage 1T. @enn man be-
oentt, baB Die 9ruoential Die erite
2ebensberiiherungs Geieai9aft mar,
pel9e iOl9e gerii6erung in ben Serei9
Der 9lrbeiter bta6te, 10 ruerben eetuiB
Ollie li9 on osrem Grfolg freuen.
Wan i6rei5e Gil Die 9eupt=Offics
in gtenart, q. s., fir SnfOrmatiOn
iiber Yolicen, uel9e sarantirten S4us
fir Gamilie entbalten, unO sleidfalls
iiber Siuioenoen on Die 9Olicen=Sn-
6ebsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-25
&anfs sOelS= .lnmeil ilnmsen.
Die Steauns Der grpreb @eIeuidaften 81
bem @eltrebsn Der Danfsn, elm eisenes
glnrueiiunssiyitem Su I9aiTen.

9ie GrpreB=Ssisllidaften linS iebr
beunrubist iiber Die tiirsli9 bier aus=
fiibrli6 geiailoertsn @erIude leitsnbsr
Sanfen oes 2anbes, Elm Sanf=@elo=
Nnmeiiunss Spitem in's 9eben sll
rufen. Sasielbe piroe ertldrliber=
weile nit Dem Sriiem Der grpreB9e=
ielidaften erbeblid cOlioiren unb IeB=
tere iuden oaber jsBt Oen SortbsiI ibrsr
Sn'titutiOn ms bette 2i6t 81 ieben.
Sieielbe lei bor allem Ipon @ertb
fir Die sablrei9sn tlsinen Stdbts uno
SOrfsr. Die feline Santen, iuobl aber
Nieoerlasen Der grpreBseieni6afterl
beiiyen. sln iolden PlGben Tonne,
wie Die grpreBseie0ibaftsn bebaupten,
cine SantsslDanusiIuns nidt faiiirt
werben. 9lu6 miro barauf binsewie=
fen, baB Die 9lnpsiiungen Der grpreB=
Seieai6aften bur6 llebertragung I'M
sanSen 2anoe in Gertretun9 BON Saar=
gelo curliren, mas bel ben 8antanwei,
iunsen nidt in Semiel6sn llmfanse De,
6aa iein fOnnte.
Charles Iuftin, Der eine &sib'
bon Sabren als 9sent Der @ams=
@rpreB=@eielIdaft in Sort @apn;
tbdtis mar, bat am oortisen Ylabe ii
SObn s. Senbsrion sinen Sfa9fulse,
erbalten. Serr 5snoerion seb0rt be,
8eieaidait isit nunmebr 4OSabrsn an,
bon benen er Is bier susebra6t bat
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-25
y orbereitnmsem fir Die Mona=
ment= =Giaweibnnssfeier.
Iuf $1,000 psrben bic 8often i;d beIaliisn.

Sas grecutip=@omite, tpel6es Die
GOrbsreitunsen fir Die Seier Der gin=
pei6ung oes Monuments SIT treffen bat,
empfing in ieiner am Montag absebal=
tenen Sibung Seri6te bon beri6isoe=
nen Subcpmites. Sas Sinan3=@omite
beri9tete, oaB Die Soften, ipel6e Die
Seier Dem Staat perurIaden wiiroe,
li9 auf etua $4,000 belaufen Mir
oen. Siniidtli6 Der prosramme,
pel6e GnldBli9 Der 6eier i'm umlauf
gelebt tueroen uno 6auptid6li9 Nnsei=
gensweden oienen. tpuroe beidloiisn,
fein einsigcs oerielben su inooiiiren.
Sas GOmite beidlsB absr, ielbit cine
bei6rdntte Nnsabl programme, tusl6es
jsoo6 tsine Nnseisen entbalten wiro,
berausSu9eben.
Ge purbe beiGloilsn, Die GeremOnisn
on Der 9foroleite oes monuments fatt=
finoen gu lahen.
gs murbe elm Gomite ernannt, MEL
DIES in neri4ieosnen Sbei!en Der Staot
Sallen snsasieren iOa. in tuel9sn an
Mbeno Der ginipsibungsieler Die ber=
idiebenen 8eriammlun9en a69ebalten
psroen fOnnen. GiAter MOrris purbe
;unt GOriiBer zines @omites srnanrt,
ipel1es fir tii5tige &eoner fir Die
Ieriammlunsen etc. Suliorgen bat. Sas
Ginans=gomite miro am ndditen Son=
nsrltas, bas greclltiU=gomite am Mitt=
nod. ben 2. slpril, mieoer cine Sibuns
abbaltsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-25
S3O34
CAB Goiuaro S. aobiion, Der ssidlasene
8euerber fin S9asm,iiter aus. -sswis
Sbant mar nobel i'm Tractiren

goiparb s. &obiion, Der bon Dem
&ins absei6la6tete 8ewerber fiir
Sdabmeiiter bat 1904 ausge9eben.
Sa in ieinem 8eriat aber feine ausga=
ben fir Organization anse9eben iino,
10 1T an3unebmen, baB oielelben bon
elmer anberen Settle beitritten tpuroen.
&obilOn's Sauptausgaben maren,
Srufia9en 1898; Wo4ltbdtisteits=
sipede 1886; peri6nli9s Ius9abeu
1898, @isarren 1926.
Gprus s. Glart, tpslasr Die 9tomi=
nation fir @ountp=9luoitOr erbielt, bat
s1061 ausgeeeben; OaDon entfielen auf
anSeigsn $500; 8ir9sn unb @Obl=
tbdtistsitsswsde $3.50. yTtablseitsn"
$3.50 uno @igarren $175.
Samuel 9etpis S6anf, mel9er fir
&ecoroer nominirt uuroe, lit elmer BON
Nenen, pel9s aus ibrem Sersen feline
W6roersrube MAIDEN. ST iagte Offen
bsraus, baB er fir Grfrii4unsen fir
Die Wablratbe lno fir perIonen,
tpel9e ii6 UNI Die Stimmpldbe auf=
bielten $3.50 aussab. Sir @isarren
Ipsnoete er Die respectable Summe BON
$426.25. Sm 8ansen CAB er 81
1885 aus.
gtetpton Sootb Sarfinston, Der aus=
ge5ei9nete &omani9riftlteaer, wel9e,
Die Domination fir &eprdientant er.
bislf, i9eint Elm 6reuno BON elmer
suten @isarre su iein. Seine @e'
iammtaussaben beliefsn lib nGmlid
nur auf $50 uno oabon CAB er fiji,
Gigarrsn allein $28 aug.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-25
Soli;eilidss.

gtoa 3 @. Meper, Npotheter in
GrapforospiQe telspbOnirte leBte Na9t
Der bielissn pOli3ei, oaB 8auner iein
Ssi9dft beiu9t uno @isarren, Yarfiir=
merien, Sabat, mebrere ll9ren uno 1
SAieseetpehr miteenominen bGtten.
gr CLAUDE, Die Siebe ieien auf oem
Wese hierber.
9lus SEQ. 3. gtilan's 8Obnnng in
9to. 946 Sbelbp Str. muroen am
Montas abeno bon einem ginbreder
Milan's solone lt5r uno SO biz s1Oin
gaar seitoblen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-25
Snbianapplis, Snb, Dienfae, 25. Midr5 1902

ben, tuel9e feline 6rau in ibrsr sesen
ibn erbobenen S9eiounsstlase srbebt.
auf Wahrbeit beruben. SOn Dem So6=
seitstaee, Dem Is. 9tOpember 1896 an,
bat Tie fir ibren uno leinen llnterbalt,
fir ibre 3leioung uno au6 fir Die
Mietbe iOrsPn miiRen. @as er Ssr=
biente perbrau9te er fir iib ielbit.
Statt nun Elm IOl6es Supsl BON elmer
6rau auf Sdnoen 81 trasen uno ibr
jeoen @uni6 bon ben @u9en absu=
ieben, bebanoelte er lie nod obenorein
III rOber Weiie. gu 0fteren Malen
i1lug er iie, beleste tie nit semeinen
SaimpfwOrtern unb eiumal mari er
Iogar Steine na9 ibr.
Sept a6er rib Der @ebulofaben, lie
trennte ii9 bon ibm unb be3os cine
ei9ene Wobnuny. 9lm l. MdrS b. s.
orang er in anserau9tem 3ultanOe nit
eini9enSefanntpn in ibre Wobnuns elm.
IS tam su einem Streit, ipeldsr
| idlisBli6 in Sbdtli6feiten ausartete.
0uinlan Der9aB ii6 iutpeit, oaB er
einem Der @ombattanten nit einem
MeIler cine Sti6wunoe beibra6te. gr
tuuroe perbaftet unb iiBt sur 3eit einen
Sernin i'm 9lrbeitsbauie ab. Ser
6rau iuiro jeoenfals Die Sasiouns be-
piliet nerben.
&ann ni9t BON Der 2uft
leben.
Sba 9. Spiumann rei9te eine &lass
gen ibren 8atten Siaaf elm, in tuel6s,
iie berlan9t, oaB er Sc w6bentli9 81
ibrem llnterbalt beiiteuere. 9lm %.
Suli b. S. fano Die SOdSeit ftatt UNI
bereits feds Wtonate fpdter mar er ibrer
iiberoriiilig, er DerlieB lie unO tiimmerte
ii9 ni9t lueiter um lie.
gIenber Suiel bra1teeiner
eteranen um ben Ser
1tano.
Ser Garmer Sauio %. Srannar
tuuroe fir mabnlinnig erfldrt uno tuiri
nod Dem SrrenbauIe iiberfiibrt iueroen
@r lebt in Dem Wabne, baB er eir
bObersr Ofii;ier lit. wsl6sr beitdnbiQ
Mannibaften einsuerer5iren bat. =
Manamal lebt er in Dem Wabne, aui
Der S6ee bes Sootout Wonntain 81
iteben, nm bon bort aus on ons ber
fammelte Srie9sbOlt Sefeble 5u er'
t6eilen.
Ylannan bat ben fpaniid=amerita.
nii6en Gelo5us mitsemadt unb nil
feline 8efannten bebaupten, bat {,
pdbrsno Ieiner SienftSeit 5u biel boz
Dem elsnben 6uisl, tpelGer Derabfols
ipuroe, setrunten. S6On balo nad
ieiner gntlaliuns iollen iid Spmp
tome bon 8eilfeslt0run9 Bel iln
bemertbar semadt baben.
Ser unteri 9laguns fbul
big befunben.
Die @roBgei6wprenen i'm Criminal
Geri6t fanoen George Surba6 i9ul
big, Der v9apton Sable Co." $4
unteri6lagen su baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-25
SIN Mfrifa.
e9aI''8urser aaf Nsr 5abrt mad SroOnitaot.

Wolpe SOef. Orange &iDer
@olonie, "a. Mdr;. Ser 3us, tusl9er
ben iteaOertretsnoen Yrdliosnten S9alt=
Burger uno feline Yartie on Goro bat,
bat geitern bisIen Srt auf Der Sabrt
na6 &roOnitaot paIiirt.
@apt. Martsr, 2oro Sit6ensr's glo=
iutant uno fiinf anbere Wtitslieeer bon
Ieinem Stabe befanOen iib in Saalt-
Burgers Sesleitung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-25
Gime spe;ial= =sismns oss
Staotratbs.

Ser Staotratb miro morsen I6eno
cine Spesial=Sisuna abhalten, Inn Die
Oroinans, burd ipel6e $4,000 fir bic
8etdmpfung Der Slatteru per,uiaist
tperben iolsn, su pailiren. Cine stpeite
Oroinans fir eine 9erwi0isuns bon
$4,000 miro ebenfalls einsersi9t tusr=
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-25
Ser Martinef= f=Taa
Niro rlorsen sur SsIbanoluns seIansen.

Srau &ate Mtartinef, tpel1e ange=
tlast 1T, Die fleine Sa;el Srms in
srauiamer @eile bs9anoelt Su baben,
miro moraen i'm Criminal 6eri6t
prOSeilirt weroen. Sm poliseigeridt
maren iie uno ibr Mann i6uloia
befunoen uno su 80 Sagen 9lrbeits=
baus unb elmer 6eloltrafe bon $50
berurtbeilt mprben. Sic hatten eeesn
oieies urtbeil appelirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-25

s~ Die neusiten Sapetsn Su ben
billiaiien Yrsiien bsi % m. u nj t 3 o r,
$40 8irginia 4penue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-25

p@ Die nsuen 5apeten bei Carl
WSaer, 600 Maha6uietts Mbenue,
iinb aber bod bsrrli9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-25

-&auat Charles Maior sc gisarrcn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-25

Gin iauberer gatron muB Sames
81. Sbelton iein, iuenn Die Anaa=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-25

9)sarsarette Gller mill ebenfals pDn
ihrem nihtsnusissn 8atten gotparo
nidts mebr milien. 8or fiinf Sabren
per,isb er lie uno ieitbem bat er iid
lti6t mebr um iie betiimmert.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-05
Origin of Some Churches.

10 prove that the church is the only
proudly point to the fact that she alone
of all the churches. claiming to be
Christian. can trace her pedigree, gen
crntion after generation. back to the
apostles. writes Rev John i. MulIHny.
H. d.. i'm April D0nAIlor'S. The origin
of all other Christian communities can
be traced to II comparative modern
date. Martin Luther. an "Xrollnnni
Gated SaNo, priest WAS the founder of
II" church which bears his name. lie
died in 1915. Henry VIII. Of England
originated thr Episcopal church. when
he divorced himself from his lawful
wife. To gritifv his llstful passion for
another woman. Pope Clement VII.
refused to sanction the action of this
licrntiOuS monarch. and hence the Epis-
copaI act in 1874. John Calvin and
John Knox. two rXcOmmllnicatr1
priests. evolved several branches Of the
Tol'S'ii't lHitIi III I''''. JoiIii WtSicy
is the founder of the Methodist church,
which dates back to 1920. 1t would b"
tedious to mention the originator Of
each of tho numerous Protestant ScctS,
whose origin is fifteen hundred years or
more too late to have any pctcntions
to he called the apostolic church. BE-
sides most of these scccdcrs advocated
errors against Christian truth aud
Christian morality that to-day rauS"
the blush OF shame to come to the
check of any of their followers, and the
more honest among them have the
mnnlincSS to dcnOuncc the rcforIncrs
and the SO.cHllcd reformation as a mis-
cradle apOstaSy.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-05
classes dread is the example we would

Glasses dread is the example we would
set the British masses.
Let us have an Emmett centennial
year next year: that is such Il cclcbra-
ton in his honor by all Nationalists as
will deepen our love for his name ana
sacrifice. and plant trmcr ana deeper
in Irish minds ami hearts the death
less principle for which he died: re-
mcmbcring that. in Ryron's noble
words:
"Thcy never fail who die
In Il great cause. The block may soak
their gore:
Their heads may sodden in the sun:
their limbs
BE strung to city gates and castle
walls:
But still their spirits walk abroad.
Though years
Elapsc. and others share as dark Il
They but augment the deep and sweep
ing thoughts
Which ovcrpowcr all others. ana con-
duct
The world at last to freedom
cloud applausc.)
The Irish standard., 1902-04-05

full fire. and WAS hit Ivy Il piece of shell,
his right arm being wounded But he
boldly went on.
~ shifted my bu@lc to the left hand,
and ran ON to the river" he tells, Gin
which lost my luglr." What the
scene WAS like That terrible hour may
be imagined. II was so much on
cited that didn't feel any pain" said
Dunno. "'rhcn ] fell. and the bearers
came and carried me to the ambulance
wagon in the rear
dunno WAS much fctrh q couple of
years since on coming to England, and
Queen Victoria summoned him to Os-
borne. where she presented him with
II ml@lr in the place of the one he lost
i'm the TuyrlH lie WAS also one of the
attractions at the Military Tournament
i'm 1900
The Irish standard., 1902-04-05
BUGLER DUNNE.
A Little Irish Hero in the Army o
England.


Buglcr Dunno, the little hero Of
ColcnSo. who has been stationed at
Dover since his return from tho front,
with the details of his regiment, the
Royal Dublin FuSilcrs has taken his
discharge from tho army owing to the
state of his health. says Reynolds
Newspaper.
The lad is suffering from valvulnr
disease of tho heart. Tic had been in
the hospital at the Western Heights
of Dover for about two months and
took his discharge on st. Patrick's
Day.
Huglcr Dunno was a great favOritc
with his comrades who decided to
give him good scnd-off. The young
soldier refused to have any fuss made
of him. but his comrades were not to
l,c outtlonc and when he left his quar-
tors on st. Patrck's Day for the sta
ton on route for Dublin number Of
he members Of the fife and drum
band Of the 10th Provisional Rattalion
to which the Dublin FusIi -, are at
tachc1. broke out Of barracks and
played Rnglcr Dunno to the station,
giving him a hearty cheer and playing
"Anld Lang Sync" as the train
steamed out.
1t appears that the bandsmcn after
wards celebrated the double event Of
Ruglcr Dnnnc's departure and st. Pat
rick's Day Il little freely and paradc1
the town playing the flies and drums
Tho military authorities in the mean
time had sent out two strong pickcts
in search of the men. who were
marched back to the barracks under
arrest and on Tuesday We're brought
before the commanding officer. when
sentences Of seven days Imprisonment
were passed on each Of them. Sew
oral of tho officers made presentations
to Bugler Dunno before he departed.
|, Bugler Dunno, who has just termin.
atcd his military carccr-mnch to his
hisappointmcnt-w forward with
the fighting line at Colenso under fear.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-05

one thousand of those three hundred
thousand miserablcS found willing to
sacrifice their wretchcd lives by throw
ing themselves against the forces of
England which stood by to see fair
play between the famine and it's vic
tins. The three permanent popular
forces of Ireland-thc Church. the NOR
al force. and the physical influences
were all responsible nl;kc for this
shameless epidemic of moral coward
ice on the part Of the people. who. had
they been told in Ireland. as Archbish-
op Hughes. of New York. told them
when too late. that it was permissible
to seize HE SacriliciHl bread off the al
tar of God if it would save his chill
drcn's life in Il famine--if that sound
Christian and National doctrine had
been taught in Ireland in 1917 by prel-
famine might have been IL year of less
lumiliating rcpronch to Irish national
manhood and memory. The men who
preached an appeal to arms against
OCOnncll's repeal agitation. ut Il sll-
prcme crisis in the history of the colln-
try, tried their hand ut Ballingarry
They were staunch and loyal men to
Ireland. and no disgrace attaches to
their memory for one of the most pit
liable failures in the annals of rcvolu-
tionary history. The comment of Ballin-
garry upon the llopclcsSnrSS Of moral
force movements must have caused
OConnrll'S spirit to smile Il foryiviny
welcome to Smith O''rien on meeting
ANA the best for Ireland done by the
Young Ireland Party. was the r,lll,"-
John Dillon's father. l'intan Labor,
John Martin. and others in THE Nn-
ton and other newspapers. ana sub
Scuucntly. and this was, in reality. all
moral force work. Let u.s. for hcnv-
ems sake. put an end to this childish
Hnd humiliating contention about NOR
i'll and physical force. at any rate I'M
til there is some real physical force in
Ireland to talk about Ircland's Eng
lislI rulers dread nothing so much as
Il united Irish race (chccrSy. because
that alone is The power which can
change Ircland'S destiny. whether we
are united ON Emnct's ideal or on
O'Conncll's platform (checrs). England
does not fear home rule in itself: nor
even an independent Ireland. Why
should she? She has nothing to dread
from Belgium. which is independent
and nearer her shores than Ireland
Forty millions Of people in Great Brit
ain are in no danger from less than
four millions Of Nationalists in Ire
land. What tho rulers Of England
really fear is. not the separation of Ire
land from Great Britain, but the cx-
ample of laws and government which
an Irish parliament in Dublin would
offer to a class-rulcd British nation
across the Irish sea. The Salisburys
and Rosebcrys and the rest offer Eng
lishmen. not the liberty to rule them
selves. but the freedom to a choice be-
tween men who own land and men who
own money as their rulers. In Ireland
we elect men Of the people, generally
without land and mostly without
money. In England they can, as 4
rule, only elect men Of the landed or
wealthy classes, and what these ruling
The Irish standard., 1902-04-05

A dispatch from Rome, dated March
81. says: 1t is rumOrc1 that Arch
bishop Ireland will be created Il cardi-
nal ut the next cOnsistory as Il reward
for cooperating in securing the ap-
pOintmcnt OF an American mission tn
the pope. which. it is reported. will be
named.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-05

The engineers who returned to New
Orleans on the British transport At
lantcan report that willie the vessel
was lying at Port Elizabeth the Beers
raidrd the British mule and horse de-
pot near that port and captured G,OOO
Of the newly arrived American horses
intended for the use of the British
army.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-05
VIII Live in cIeburne.

Mr.. John Larnberth, of Waxa-
hachie, nephew Of the Matthews
Bros, and formerly connected with
their business here, is in the city
again and will be with Ills Cleburne
friends in this connection during
this fall, if not permanently. In
connection with this fact may be
mentioned the further congratuia-
tory circumstance that friends OF
this popular gentlemen are today
receiving in handsome double enve-
lopes cards announcing his ap-
preaching marriage to Miss Patti
Rodman of Waxahachie. After the
marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Lamberth
will move at once to Cleburne and
here as at Waxahachie receive the
CONGRATULATIONS of many warm
friends. -Cleburne Enterprise.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-05
LYNcHINe AT HEhPsTE al
Negro Taken from JAN asa Hanged 20
Telephone PaIs.

A@sNNABA@ N"t"e
Hampstead. Tex, Sept. s. - Jesss
Walker. a muIatto about ~ years Of
age. was taken from the county jail
in this city at 1880 O'Clock Thursday
night by about 400 or 500 citizens Of
Waller county and strung to tele-
phone pole in the middle Of the public
square The crowd was orderly. and
not a shot was fired. The county jail
is a complete wreck
The revolving crime for which this
negro was hanged was criminal as
sault on Mrs. H. c. Loggins. near
Howth Station, In this county, last
Sunday night Walker was arrested
Thursday and placed in Jail. and was
fully identified by both Mrs. Loggins
and her little daughter. Mrs. Loggins,
when shown the brute. identified him
positively and fell in a faint. and Is
now very ILL., The negro just before
being hanged made a full confession.
He made three confessions altogether,
all of which were the same.
The mob was composed entirely OF
citizens of Waller county. and they
made no attempt whatever to hide or
secrete themselves, Every act was
done openly and in the full glare of a
number Of lanterns.