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The Irish standard., 1902-03-01
Mary Queen OF Scots.

The tragic story of the beautiful but
Inflated Mary Queen of Scots has Of
ten been told. Perhaps no character
in history has been more widely dis
cussed or called forth more genuine
sympathy for her heartrending fate or
more universal condemnation of the
bloodthirsty treachery and fanaticism
which Accomplished her destruction.
She was the daughter Of King James
V. of Scotland. When she succeeded
to the throne she found her native
country torn with fierce religious fac
lions and powerful anti-Catholic
against her. At last, fearful of her
life, she was induced to fly for protec-
ton to her cousin, Elizabeth of Eng
land. No sooner did she get the per-
secuted queen in her power than she
consigned her to prison, where she
was kept for nineteen years.
She was finally brought before
court. In the presence of her Judges
Mary stood alone and undaunted'
evincine in the modest dignity OF her
hearing, mind conscious of It's own
integrity, and superior to malice OF
fortune. Elizabeth's craftiest lawyers
and ablest politicians were assembled
to probe her to the quick-to press
home every argument against her
which ingenuity could devise, to daz-
,,a her With a blaze of erudition, to
involve her in maze of technical per-
plexities.
Mary had no counsellor-no adviser
no friend. The papers to which she
might wish to refer had been taken
from her, and there was not one to
plead her cause or defend her inno-
cence. Yet she was not dismayed.
She knew that she had higher judge
than Elizabeth, and that great as was
the array of lords and barons that ap-
peared against her, posterity was
greater than they, and that to its de-
cision all things would be finally re-
ferred.
Elizabeth's attorney general opened
the .pleadings. He began by referring
to the act of parliament in which it
was made capital to be the person for
whom any design was undertaken
against the life of the queen. He then
described Babington's conspiracy, and
wound up his speech with labored
display Of legal knowledge and foren-
sic oratory.
Mary was now called on for the de-
Tense, and she entered on it with COM
posture and sJgnity. That she "schem-
ed" against the queens life it was an
infamy she abhorred. II would dis
dain," she. said, ito purchase all that
is most valuable. on earth by the as
sassination Of the meanest of the hui
man race; and worn out, as now am,
with cares and suffering, the prospect
of crown is not SO inviting that I
should ruin my soul in order to obtain
it."
Elizabeth's advocates were not lit
tie surprised at the eloquent and able
manner in which Mary conducted her
defense. They had expected to have
everything their own way, and to gain
an easy victory over one uuacquainted
with the forms of legal procedure, and
unable to cope with their own profess
sional talents.
But they were disappointed and baf-
fed, and in order to maintain their
ground even plausibly, they were
obliged to protract the proceedings for
two whole days. Nor after all did the
commissioners venture to pronounce
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judgment, but adjourned the court to
the star chamber at Westminster,
where they knew that Mary would not
be present, and consequently they
would have no opposition to fear.
. On the 25th Of October they assem-
bled there and a unanimous judgment
was delivered that MARY, commonly
called Queen Of Scots and dowager Of
France, was accessory to Babington's
conspiracy, and had compassed and
imagined divers matters within the
realm of England tending to the hurt
death and destruction Of the royal per-
son of Elizabeth, in opposition to the
statute framed for her protection"
In the meantime messengers had been
sent to the Queen of Scots to report to
her the sentence of the commissioners
and to prepare her for the consequent
ces. So far from receiving the news
with dismay, Mary solemnly raised
her hands to heaven and thanked God
that she was soon to be relieved from
her troubles. They were not yet, how
ever, at close, and even during the
short remainder Of her life she was
further insulted.
Her keepers refused to treat her any
longer with the respect due to her rank
and sex. Persons who came into her
presence stood before her without un-
covering their heads. The attendance
Of a Catholic priest was refused, and
an Episcopalian bishop sent in his
stead to point out and correct the
errors of her way.
On Feb. z, 1873, the earls who had
been commissioned to superintend Ma
RVS execution arrived at. Fotheringay,
and told her their mission. The war
rant was read and she was advised to
hold some cody conversation with a
bishop that they had brought with
them, but she declined, declaring that
she would die in the faith in which she
had lived.
The following morning the execu-
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ton took place. While on the scat
fold the executioner in a brutal manner
q gold chain and crucifix
from her hand. Her last words, clasp
ing an ivory crucif1x, were: 20 Lord.
in Thee I have hoped, and into Thy
hands commit my spirit"
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there are periods of history when men
are keenly alive to all ideals and easily
moved by every enthusiasm, receptive
and sympathetic ages in which, as the
poet says,
Zone man with dream at pleasure
Shall go forth and conquer crown,
And three with a new songs measure
Shall trample kingdom down."
Robert Emmett lived in an age Of
enthusiasms, misdirected at times If
you will, but nevertheless ardent,
hopeful longings for new and better
order Of things. The currents Of a
new life were everywhere pulsating
through Europe, and nowhere did their
course flow freer and deeper than on
Irish soil, among the impressionable
and suffering Gael. In very brief
space Of time he had planned new
instruction which was to coincide
with the landing of French troops, but
the inevitable traitors and certain mis-
haps and Misunderstanding caused a
weak and disconnected attempt on the
23d Of July in Dublin, which was
promptly suppressed. A brief thrust
ing Of pixies in the streets, some vol
legs from the soldiers, and the last
fires of the movement Of the United
freshmen had burned out, leaving Erin
in the most helpless plight, exhausted,
friendless, resourceless, at the tender
mercy Of her secular enemy. 1t
seemed ridiculous finish to the siren
uous parliamentary warfare Of the
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-23

No end to chances in our shoe de-
partment this week. Read our big
AID. Hirschmans.
Rates for the big K. of 2. meeting
at Frisco for next August have been
announced They will be fifty dol
lars from Chicago and $47.50 from
st. Louis. Stop overs will DE al
lowed They will be good from
August Sth to September Both,
A PETITION is being circulated in
the COUNTY asking the county court
to protect the skunk as provided by
a recent act of the legislature
THERE will be large attendance
at the dance en- Friday evening.
Proceeds will be for the Athletic
association which owes sum which
it is very DESTROYS of paving.
THE Kappa Alphas have a fine hob
sled which they are much impressed
with and they have been taking their
friends out coasting frequently.
MERE sorry for you il you miss
this chance 20 buy any ladies wrap
left 10 our store at half price. Hrsch-
mans.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-23
Girl wanted.

Wanted liately, a good girl
for general homework. at 1877 Bum
bo Lane.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-23
}DR. Al. BOYERS'
s DENTIST.
>OfiCe:: Poster Building, Main and
: Walnut Streets.
ROWN & BRIDGE WORK A SPEClALT
once hours 8 TO 12 am. 1 to 3.

A BREEZY Time will be here next
Tuesday night.
GOOD for the rest of the winter and
all of next are our mems and boys
suits and overcoats that we are closing
out at 333 per cent less than former
low prices. Hirschmans.
THE snow has covered the ice and
has spoiled To large degree the fun
of skating However since it has been
so dry it can be swept off the ice with
but little trouble and skaters can have
all the fun there is.
LEAVE your laundry at the Climax
Barber Shop this week. If you dan't
get the dollar ticket you'll get the
best pure white linen done in this
part of the state. without the use of
caustie soda or acid.
MORE policeman are needed at Fair
mont and needed right away If the
town is to get rid of that gang Of
thieves which is making things howl
up there. The assaults are becoming
something terricle and no one is safe
on the streets after night or even in
day time for that matter.
OF course we want more manufac-
turing plants. The more that come
the better for us. We should endeav-
or TO get some kind other than glass
factories DOW however. Too many
eggs in one basket sometimes become
dangerous and fragile load.
IN case you do not get to Com
mencement hall at eight o'clock sharp
you will have to wait until the per-
former who is at the bat gets through.
There is no more running in ana dis
turbing people during the progress Of
the recitals.
WE wash white goods while they
are scalding, is the reason why we
don't have to use caustic soda or acids
to get them clean. Phone Miller's
Laundry the wagon will call.
WEAVER. the grocer. makes a spe.
cialty OF the famous Gold Medal
flour and sells it at 65 cents per
sack Housekeepers all know the
excellence of this brand He also
carries Golden Key, Minnhaha, Su
IRENE, Ceresota and Camelia. You
can always get what you want.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-23

SLEIGHs are having somewhat bet
ter shedding than they have had be-
fore during the present winter.
WILLIAM MERIT hookkeeper Of
Dawson while attempting to board a
freight train today fell under the
wheels and received fatal injuries.
THE recital this evening viii at
tract large crowd of music lovers.
1t begins at eight sharp. You want
TO be there before that time.
THE Northwestern Convocation of
the Episcopal church which has been
in session at Parkersburg adjourned TO
meet in Weston the second week
after Easter
COMPLAINT is being made that a
strange man is knocking at various
doors in Fairmont at unseemly hours
of the night aud then gettieg out be-
fore his mission can be discovered.
On account OF the freeze it is prob
able that there will be no rise in the
river for a while. Until the weather
warns up for the snow to melt there
VIII ue no rise
CAPTAIN Morris retirement from
the guard is regretted by the officers
aud men OF Company l. who liked
him very much He has many friends
in Morgaut1wn where ne attended
school for several years.
THE Senate has passed bills giving
| Wheeling $500, 600 and Huntington
SO, 900 for public buildings. They
have now to run the gauntlet OF the
house 10 make them become laws.
they got through the Senate.
ROBERT FITzIMMoNs fell down a
| flight of stairs night or SO ago and
has received injuries as result which
will prevent him from ever engaging
in any kind of athletics after this.
He did not see the stairs until be
plunged down them.
SLEIGH bells which had not been
heard for long time are now famil
lar sounds to us. The last day or sc
has seen great many sleighs on the
streets. On the pavements the sleighs
go right well but out Of town the
roads are too rough to make 1t nice
riding with such a small snowfall.
A BILL has been introduced int
Congress fixing salaries OF rura
mail carriers. They are to receive
5000 the first year $500 for the second
and 1920 for the third year. They
at present receive five hundred a year
This Is regarded as too small for tht
service required.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-23

In the Mount Morris district the
Marion Oil company has completed
it's number six on the Jarvis Postel-
waite farm and has five barrel
pumper.
THERE is laughter for the laughable,
music for the musical, and much to
commend and patronize in the per
Torrance of the newest, "a Breezy
Time"
The ticket given away by the
Climax Barber Shop is good for one
dollars worth of barber work at any
shop in the city A sixty two cent.
bundle won it last week. Try for it
Two MINERS near Uniontown were
killed this morning by being caught
by trip of coal cars which they did
not see coming. They were cut to
pieces Their names were Sands
Orabock and Joseph ConollinI.
How DOES the new arrangement
at the postoflice strike your That
Is the way tnat the department. hAeu
it up. The postofliee force had what
they thought was better schedule
but the department would not per
nit it to be carried out.
ANOTHER good well IN the Nichol
son township field has set the Oil
fever raging in Fayette county anew.
The well drilled in is On the Hess
farm, near New Geneva, owned by
the Fayette County Gas Company,
is located among the wells drilled
during the past year by the Greens
boro Natural Gas COMPANY.
ALDEN BASS will be here on the
25th In Peaceful Valley and it is a
certainty that every seat in the
house will be sold out Mr. Bass
has been here before and be has
made a great hit with the amuse-
ment lovers OF Morgantown. He is
one OF the best actors who ever APP
peared in the local play house. To see
him is to be entirely satisfied with the
trouble occasioned in doing so.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-23
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where They are and How they are.

where fhe1 are ana new they are.
L. w. Mcneil has gone East on a
business trip.
Z. w. Mcneil has returned from
a brief trip TO Grafton.
DIR. Samuels the eye specialist is in
the city and will remain for several
days.
George Brown who is one OF the
clerks at DawsOn's has case of grip
and is confined TO the house with il.
Fred Wadsworth has been oonfin
ed to his room tor several days by
an attack of illness.
Ed NJ. Heermans who has been
confined to the hospital at Fairmont
with fever is convaiescent.
Miss Lieu Baker has been very i'll
with grip at her home in Pittsburg
for the past three weeks but at pres
ent is improving and in a short time
will be well again. Her friends here
are glad to learn of her recovery,
Mr.. I. V. Coleman the merchant
ht1C ISttAbtASAhtSdt IL hAA1h1N CIV
he head of High street has gone To
pittshurg to be absent for a day or
30 on business trip.
Cyrus Fife has sold his residence
on Beverly avenue to Mrs, Albert
Price. Possession is to be given at
once. Mr.. Fife will remove TOD the
house occupied by Hinlxle and Mrs.
Price rented the house which she
has bought.
F. A. Gillespie company are get
ting ready to put in big stone
crnsher near lock fourteen. The
work on the lock will be started full
blast early in the spring. For the
present very little can be done.
Prof. Chollett states that while
the French club which has been
formed is primarily for the students
in his department all those who are
sufficiently proficient in the use OF
| French to take part in its meetings
are cordially invited to be present.
| The club meets on alternate Mon
day evenings at his residence at
eight o'clock. .
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-23
Why People Read
The Right of Way.
BY Gilbert Parker.

Harper & Brothers are said to have
received 1900 letters in reply to the
query regarding the reasons for the pop
ularlty Of 1.-The Right oil Way" adj
dressed to the public through advertise
ments. OF those replying III said they
had heard the book favorably spoken of
BY friends who had either read it SER
tally or in book form: 1853 nad seen it
advertised or both advertised and re-
viewed la had read reviews of it; S4
had read the serial themselves, and
wanted the book in consequence % re-
plies gave frivolous reasons" because
they had the price, because "a fool
and his money are soon parted, . be
cause they were dull and wanted some
thing exciting, because Hthey wanted
something to talk about, because
- v wanted to be UP to date, etc.
ke Right of Way is one of the lead
opular books List price $3.50; our
$I.20.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-23
me Book Store, ~
,--I7s Walnut St.-Dering Building

reported that seven cases OF
OK have been discovered in
lsville.
program which has been ar
for the recital this evening
hmencement Hall is one of the
hat has ever been given here.
+ track on the college hill will
he to night. There will be a
4 OF coasters out to enjoy it.
READ Hirschmans big ad.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-23
February 18th

is the day sacred to Saint Valentine. On this day
tom encourages the sending of love and friendship to-
kens So general has this custom become that art has
been taxed to beautiful things for this day. Val
entine Day to grown folks what Christmas is to the
children 1t is dav to remember friends Last fall when
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-23
Notice to Stockholders.

The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Morgantown Building and In
vestment Company will be held at the
Company's Office on
Thursday, January 30,
at 10 O'Clock a. M, for the purpose of
electing directors and such other bust
ness as may be lawfully transacted at
tn at meeting. T. NJ GRANT, Sec'y.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-01-23

OLD clothes made To look as good
as new by George Weibel, the DIVER and
cleaner. 424 Front Street
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-06
Dos asesinos
ahOrCad0s.
AseSinarOn y QuemarOn q SuS
VlCtimaS.

Oxford Miss Stbre. "a. Will
Mathis y O:lando LESTER, fueron
ahorcados aquf, aver, por asesinar
dos hermanos empleAdos, en- el CO.
bro de derechos arancelarios.
Los asesinos de John A. y Hugh
H, Montgomery cometieron este
aaesinato el 16 de Noviembre del pa.
sado sflo; G is miilas de distancia dc
Oxford y en- 10 casa de Mathis, DON
de hahfan lido los dos ofici sles & de.
tenerle por destilar bebidas sin el
necesRrio permiso.
Laos cuerpOs de los individuos
asesinados faeron encontrados entire
las ruinas de Ia casa de Mathis, el
die despues de hsber sido cometido
Ell crimen.
Mathis escape por las mxrg enes
del rio Yucona, y estuvo pr6fago
durante tres afas, hasta que al fin,
persegui 10 por L. policfa, fus obi.
gado & rendirse asf como su sirvien-
te Lester.
Hici6ronse numeroaas detencio.
nss y ensre elias las de Whit Ow ans,
suegro de Mathis, ell cual est6 COM
plicado en- ei crimen.
emo & Ow ans, se le prob6 su
culpabilidad, ha sido condenado 6 10
pena capital y ser6 .ahorcado el "a
del present mes.
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Cr0niCa.

Negra es Ia semsna que termin6
ConAtos de suicides, en- San
Juan, robos en- Ponce y Csguas y 10
que es mas triste a6n, To- lucha de
soldados y policfas, todos heraanos,
comp,flercs de armas y sosteneaores
del orden. J6venes bizarros, ole
pr errores de nm instante, manch an
con eapgre ell suelo que les vic pa
Ger.
AT AfyrSunadsmente, estos son he.
chos aislsdos que en- NADIA desdicen
de los timbres que ~ tianen CANA
dos y segarameate squellos hechos
no sc repetir&n.
o*o
La polftica tambi6n ha sido 10
nots sensational de In aemana.
Un nbcleo de hombres numero-
80, con energfa y tes6n, han forma,
do nm nuevo partido polftico, CON ell
lin de tener representation propia
en- L. @ Imara de Dele gados, y en- los
AyuntAm:entos de Ponce y Manatf,
para de f snder los darechos del pue.
BIO. venciendo toIos cuantos Obs.
tAculos sc les ha presentado.
Psro hay otra nota mas sensa.
cional &11 que ha hecho nm efecto
deaastroso en- los hombres libres de
Rpssionamientos.
El Consej3 Executive, ha decidi-
do que los colegios electorales esten
presididos por dos repub icanos y
nm federal
Esta noticia cayo como una BON.
ba en- 81 campo f .deral, al extreme
de que p7r un momento so crey6 que
estos irlan otra vez al refrain snto:
pero comprendiendo estos que des-
pues de todo es IN golpe efeetista
mas que real, 81 es que Ell gobierno
desea spoyarse en- 10 opinion, como
hsce todo buen gobierno, y que 10
imparci&lidsd cfteciia sera nm he.
cho, por ell buen nombre de los E j.
tados Uoiios, han decidido ir & las
urnas & llevar su concurso & L. re.
construction de 10 abatida patria.
E! movimiento se musstra an
dando y no har&n mas que cumplir
con su deber toaos los que .leven su
concurso indispensable al bien CO
m1a que estA muy por encima de
ambiciones personales y pequef1eces
polfticas.
RAUL.
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NOtaS CientffiCaS.
Una nariz de cera.

Encuentro en- un diario la not
cia de que Ell doctor A. J.. Martineau
ciruiano del Hospital Of5almol6gic
de B .ighton Qnglaterrs) ha efsctua
do recientemente una operaci6n po
co com6n, con el 6xito mas lisonge-
70.
Tr&tabase de enderezsr una ma
rls dif ,rme.
Era el paciente nm individuo dc
veints y siete Sfios.
He Squf la historic que este j6
ven conto al doctor Martineau.
A la edad de catorce a11os reci-
bio una herida en- ls nariz, de que
Sc le produjo an abceso. Despues de
curado este, Sc descubri6 que la pro
tuberancia huesosa que existe OIL lar.
go de IL nariz, habia srfeido algana
rerdida en- Ell centro, y que CON tal
motive Ia nariz tom6 10 formR que
en- ing 6 } se conoce t6cnicamente por
el nombra de SADDLE. noses, quedan
do con una notable depression en- ga
centric.
E doctor Martineau halo en- ell
paciente un caso favorble para en-
plear Ell que se conCce como sm6to.
do de 10 parafins.s
El paciente fac cloraformado,
aun Gu ando pudo emplearse aneste
sia local .(cdcains), y CON el auxilio
de uns geringuilla antlt6xicA inyec-
to meedlo dragna de perafins calien.
tie esterilizado, bsjo el cults de 10
naris sobre % depression aludida.
La psrafina estaba ya prep IRA
sda de antemano en- forma tal que su
puntos de fusion podrfa tener efec'
to los 110 grades Fahrenheit, tenn
peratura muCao mas alta que 10 del
cuerpo humane.
Al enftiarse esta substuncia, se
fu6 dando + ,rma adeccada 6 10 nariz
del indiviauo en- question.
E tie sufri6 dolores 6 hinchazo.
mes durante los tres 8 cuatro prime.
ros dias; mas, al cabo de estos que-
dc convertible en- un hombre compile
to, duef1o de una na1iz encantado, .,
servicial y de & TINA moda.
Uno de los dltimos n6meros de
THE LANCET trae dos fJt3grafias
del pacients: una hecha antes, y 10
otra despues de efe stuad& 10 opera
ci6n. ri contrast es maravilloso.
La operaci6o dfeese que no es
nusva, y que va Sc ha practicado
otras wees, CON igaal exito, en- Fran
cia, de donde procede; pero la poca
feecuenciA de casos tales, hace sid
duda que sc recibA con inter6s el
que scano de resefisr.
Nueva York, Ssptiembre.
Ate1esae.
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Circular del COmit6
Union PuertorriQue1a Ameri-
cana de San Juan.

0SAOC.
La idea fundamental de nuestrs
propaganda, como su nombre 10 in.
dica, es llevar sl Amino de nuestrCs Z
compatriotas To- conviction de qne
ell pals necesita del concurso de to-
dos sus bueDos hijos, y que los ca.
lifcativos de Reppblicano Federal
son meros academies er gendrado-
res uchas v css de odi g rencores
sin que de clio resulte NADIA dtii nj
rales de L. islan
sEn tai concepto, 81 dado ell bre.
We tempo de que disponemos y las
dificultades inherentes & 10 inscrip-
ci6u no pudisra esta verificarse, ma
tural es que concurramos & los conf.
clos dsr el votO, "a para 10 Cana
IN "a para los Municipios, 6 aque-
los individuos que, presentados po-
uno 4 otro partido, sean por sus CON
diciones personales dignos de ocu.
par los puestos para que Sc les de.
signes.
El espfritu estrscho 8 intransi.
gante de partido, Eo sc avisne cor
ls idea noble de la 4U ni6ns, que gra.
10 nos es declrle, Va Acrecentando
sus filas cAda d1A con extraordinario
n1mero de adeptos.
Siendo conocidas las candidatu.
ras que para Ckmara y Ayuntamien-
to han i1o presentadas por ambos
partidos, opinamos que nuestros Co.
mites, deber&n ponerse de aeuerdo
para hacer una collection prudente y
ref axiva.
Esto no habr& de detener en-
modo alguno nuestra labor patriot.
CO, cuyos efectos habrSn de sentirse
en- no lsiano tempo porque hsmos
de tener fe en- L. bondad de nuestra
carsa y en- ell buen sentido del pue-
bio puertorrique6o.
San Juan, Pto, Rico O O5tubre 4
de 1902.
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