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The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

Says the Quebec Saturday Budget:
zone of the first things King Edward
Of England did, Of a personal nature,
was to remove from the grounds at
Balmoral Castle. Scotland, the statue
of that canny old Scot, John Brown,
who for so many years was the first
favorite of Queen Victoria. His rooms
in the castle, which had been left as
they were when he died, were also dis
mantled and every reminder of the old
servant about whom the queen was no
doubt rather foolish was destroyed"
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26
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The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

A few days ago Fred Funston, the
captor Of Aguinaldo, said at Denver
that Senator Hoar was suffering from
an overheated conscience" When the
attention Of President Roosevelt was
called to the offensive words of the
little jayhawker he Immediately wired
him to stop talking on the Philippines.
1t is high time that Funston should be
abated as nuisance. We hope he will
be kept perpetually muzzled.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26
CsNADA's WAR FOOTING.

y dispatch from Ottawa says that
the Dominion government, on the rec
onmcndation Of Major General Haly.
will organize q militia force of 100000
men for the defense Of their British
colony. The fact that such military
organization is deemed necessary plain
ly indicates that trouble is anticipated
by our neighbors across the border.
In the Boer war the Canadians have
acted a conspicuous part in aiding
England to destroy two independent
republics, and in future wars between
the 'mother country and other pow
ers, the Canadians will be sure to par
ticipate. They cannot help it. Their
loyalty to the British crown has been
tCo demonstrative. 1t is. therefore the
part of wisdom for them to be pre-
pared for a foreign invasion of their
vast territory. Had they kept neutral
in the Anglo-Boer campaign and mind
ed their own business they might have
kept out of trouble in the future.
In case of invasion of Canada by
any Of the great European powers.
what would be the attitude of the
United States in upholding the Monroe
Doctrine? Would this republic permit
any European power in war with Eng
land to invade Canada and make it a
colony of its own? Suppose European
powers would ignore the Monroe Doc
trine, as far as Canada is concerned
would the United States join England
to enforce it? The United States would
certainly be opposed to the transfer Of
Canada to any other power, but
whether it would be willing to fight
to keep it as colony of England is
problematical.
Canada, through her own fault, is
now in the whirlpool of European poll
tics and must depend on herself in her
embarrassment Her only salvation in
the day Of trial and tribulation, which
is sure to come lies in annexation to
the United States.
Colonel Tisdale. of the Canadian
militia, recently said that the Ameri-
cans who are flocking into the gold
fields and wheat fields of the North
western provinces of the Dominion
will become loyal British subjects in
course of time. and that in case of war
they will take up arms in defense Of
the Lady Of the Shows
The military gentleman is mistaken.
The American miners on Canadian ter
ritory will never transfer their allie.
glance to King Edward or any of his
successors on the British throne. They
are like the "uitlanders" in the mines
at Johannesburg at the outbreak of the
South African war. How many of
them took up arms for England? They
would not become burghers of the re-
public, but they wanted the rights of
citizenship. When the war began they
left the country.
In the event of war between Great
Britain and the United States. the
American miners in the Far Northwest
would be true to the Stars and Stripes.
Canada cannot depend upon them. The
treatment they have received from
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

In letter to the Fargo Forum men
tion is made of Clark w. Kelley, who
owns magnificent tract of 1000 acres
on the shores Of Devils Lake, N. D..
Colonel Plummer, the writer, says that
Kelley is stalwart specimen of noble
manhood to whom the following lines
Of Davis are applicable:
''Tall in his form, his heart is warm
His spirit light as any fairy;
His wrath is fearful as the storm
That sweeps the hills of Tipperary."
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

y Says the Red Wing Argus: In car
pet bag government there is no provi-
sion for correcting abuses. Citizens Of
"a democracy can wait for the next
election. Subjects of monarchy can
appeal to the king. He Is their father
and must hear them. But victims of a
satrapy have neither vote nor petition.
We have established carpet-bag gov
ernment eight thousand miles from
home in soil where abuses luxuriantly
flourish.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

Though the late Cecil Rhodes was
the son of preacher, he had no rclig-
1ous belief. Of the future life he said,
"Agnosco: I don't know eff there
be Cod" he said, II think that what
He would like me to do is to paint as
much of the map Of Africa British
red as possible and to do what can
elsewhere to promote the unity and ex-
tend the influence Of the English-speak-
ing race"
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

Piet DeWet, brother Of the famous
Gen. Christian DeWet, is a coward and
a traitor. In 1900 he escaped from his
commando and surrendered to the
British. He is now raising regiment
Of Beers to fight for England. Gen.
DeWet sent him word that as soon as
he ever laid eyes on him he would
blow out his brains.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

At banquet in New York, Major
General Brooke said: 'The officers in
the armies Of other nations said that
there was no loot by the United States
soldiers in China. say now that
there has been no brutality by our SOL
diers in the Philippines" Perhaps he
thinks the "water cure" is humane
treatment for Filipino "rebels." What
does he think of General Smiths order:
"Kill everything above ten"?
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

The water cure" which follows the
nag in Samar and other Philippine
provinces was borrowed from our al
Ties, the Maccabebes, who inflicted the
torture on their captured enemies. The
Maccabebes rank with the Moros of
Sulu in civilization.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

The Hon. Alfred Lyttleton is slated
to succeed Lord Pauncefote as British
ambassador at Washington. He is n
nephew Of the late Mrs. Gladstone, and
his wife is Balfour. He is Lib
eral Unionist member Of parliament.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

Ex-Gov. Horace Boies, of Iowa, in
letter to the Des Moines Leader, scores
the Republican administration for vio-
lating the neutrality laws to aid Eng
land in the destruction of the Beer
republics.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

Canadian officials in Alaskan gold
fields will not tend to enamour them of
Canadian institutions, which Colonel
Tisdale says are truly democratic. Be-
fore the Alaskan boundary dispute is
finally disposed of the Americans in
that hyperborean region may disabuse
the erroneous notion entertained of
them by the Canadian colonel.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

All news from South Africa is SUD-
pressed. Sir Charles Dixie predicts
that the war will be over before king
Edwards coronation. The Beers are
ready for peace when independence is
offered. Nothing less will satisfy them.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

Brigadier- General Jacob Fl. Smith
was sailing for home from Manila
when General Chaffee told him he was
to be court-martialed for brutality in
Samar. He got ashore to stand his
trial. OF course, he will be acquitted
by the military officers as Major Wal
leE was.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26
.MlxED MARRIAGES IN NEW ENGLAND.

Figure are notoriously treacherous
things to introduce into a religious
argument: but when they come to you
from the defenders of the other side
you may be pardoned for stopping to
consider what they imply, says the
Providence Visitor. The statistics on
church attendance as modified by mar
riage, which have been prepared under
the direction of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association of Boston, suggest
melancholy reflections. We commend
them to all those who are disposed to
adopt easy-going views on the subject
of mixed marriages.
Quite apart from the particular griefs
of the indiscreet souls who enter into
such unhallowed partnerships-we
once heard an old priest maintain that
seven out of every ten proved "unhap-
py,' if not altogether disastrous-there
is the secret but inevitable result to
the Church at large, wherever Cath
Ollie public opinion is permitted to grnw
lax on the point. There are tendencies
at work behind all departures from an
cient tradition. However innocent this
or that isolated case may seem to be.
one can detect the malign influence
plainly enough when the permitted ex-
emptions are studied in the mass. The
results of the Boston investigation are
such as to Justify the hardest and bit
terest denunciation ever uttered by the
most uncompromising of what are
sometimes foolishly called "old-fash-
ioned parish priests
4 study of the aftcr-history of all
those New England marriages, in
which one Of the parents was Cath
olic and the other a Protestant. showed
that siXty-siX per cent. of the boys
born Of such unions belonged to no
church whatever when they grew up
and began life for themselves. Where
as it is ascertained that when both pa
rents were Catholics only eight per
cent. of the boys fell away in man.
hood. In other words, "miXed mar
riages" arc not only one of the most
prolific sources of leakage against
which we have to contend in this coun-
try, but they tend to become very
hot-bed Of indifferentism and irreligion
f1,0 oe.fr
therefore, for setting his face against
such alliances? If one lived or died to
oneself in this world there might hn
some kind of an excuse for the silly
contention Il priest often hears ahou'
not wrecking the happiness of tw
young souls; but there are higher co..,
siderations to be looked to in this brs'-
ness. Surely, no pure-minded ,couDc
would care to enter into a union fntet'
to bring forth monsters; yet that is Pre-
cisely the tendency which seems tc
l,lrll behind these ill-ndvised and un.
blessed attempts at wcdlock. The chill
dren learn by kind of instinct thai
faith and religion are not the master
concerns of their parents, and so they
imbibe that drcary creed of practical
indifferentism which threatens to sap
all the healthy manhood out of our
American life.
We have only touched on one glar-
ing aspect Of the problem; but there is
not parish priest in any of our large
cities who could not bring forward
other and more grucsome considera-
tinns to deter the God-fcnring from
sowing such seed of unbelief in the
heart of the Christian home.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

john Nicholson, sergeant in the
Fourth Cavalry, says that Gen. Fred
Funston was the originator of the
water cure" And yet the little jay
hawker emphatically denied in Chicago
that any torture was inflicted upon the
Filipinos to extract information from
them.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

It is surprising how many "Impe-
rial" hotels have sprung up in Amer
ican cities Within the last three years.
II they do not thrive better than the
publications bearing imperial names
they will soon 60 to the wall. Any
names savoring of royalty and aristoc-
racy will never be popular in this re-
public.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

Edward L. Hearn, the supreme head
of the knights of Columbus, says that
all liquor dealers who have gained en-
trance into the order will be ousted,
whether they are insured members or
not.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

Said Gen. Sir Robert Stewart, of
London, in Chicago the other day:
"Mules will continue to be shipped to
South Africa as long as the almighty
dollar rules America The British
general seems to have grasped the situ-
alton quite accurately.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

Colonel Crowder has made a report
of his investigation of the British camp
near New Orleans to President Roose-
welt. 1t is likely that the mule ship
ments will continue.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

President Palma, of Cuba, received
an enthusiastic welcome from his com
patriots at Havana after an absence of
nearly twenty-five years.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

Bishop Stanley, of Fargo, is con-
a series of interesting articles on the
early history of the Catholic Church
in North Dakota.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

General Miles is still in the army.
and Teddy will not retire him. His
correspondence with Secretary Root
has brought about the court-martial Of
Gen. Jacob Smith at Manila.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

\ Dublin newspaper says: '"The
English government in Ireland has be-
gun the twentieth century with re-
turn to the methods of the eighteenth" ;"
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

Vulgar pictures advertising theat-
frical attraction called "McFadden's
Row Of Flats" are scattered through
ont Boston at present We have never
seen this show, but IL we may Judge
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

Five lineal descendants of Daniel
O'Connell lost their lives in fighting
the Beers. They We're Irish degen-
crates
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26
/nazo psl esla,ss,s>
s7RApEs ps!Hlss sEls eolaclLs
~sgaasapoa

Governor Dockery, of Missouri, has
forwarded a protest to Washington
against the British mule camp at
Lathrop.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

The above rates include cost OF postage
to any part of the United States, Canada
OF Mexico. To any other part Of the world
the postage will be soc per year additional.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

The late Rev. Il. Dewitt Talmage
left all estate of 100000. There is
money in preaching the Gospel, after
all.
The Irish standard., 1902-04-26

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Carros e1ectricos
LlamAmos 10 atenCion del Jefe de-
los carros el6ctricos sobre oil hacho.
de que cuando vienen dos csrros
iuntos, Ell primero nunca quiere pa.
rsr. dici6naole 81 motorists & los %.
saieros que esperan en- Las paradas
qae 81 que les sigue los recoierA,
dandose 81 Case de que cusndo esd
lloviendo, como sucedi6 anoche, han
tenido que sufsir una ducha inespe
rada en- 10 psrada 16 dos senorss '
tres paaajeros que en- ella se encon.
trsban, por el nero hscho de NO
darle 10 CANA al motorista del pri.
mer CAIRO hacer 10 parada.
Oreemos que ell ptblico q peoa
debe ser mejor atendido.
subscription
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Mu1tado
Por usar revolver sin licencis fu6
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zsns al individuo Nicomedes Osasio.
Aggression
Por haber agredido 6 Carmen il
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les, CON diex dollars.
Sumar1o
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Regreso
e! sabado EMBARGO en- Nueva York
para esta isis, ell comisionado de
Educa cion, doctor Samuel Nc Cune.
Lindsay, scompsn ado de On distin-
guidA,f amiiia.
V1sitas
: Eata manAna celebraron ma COME
renciA con el Hon. GObernador los
safiores Tesorero y auditor, sobrs
asuntos de sus r~espeetivos dsparta.
mt ..
Po1icia
Esta mankna faeron- talladassmu.
ehas personss CON objeto dc fpgre.
saf en- el cuerpo de 10 Polio Il.
En- libertad
Han sido puestos ca l:bsrtsa en-
Arecibo los individuos Jcs6 Quino.
mes, Jose Cras, FAbixn Garcia, A
gust--n 3. Rojas, 2 1ilo BsAnehsmpA
, Jose Santana.
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NOt1cia i~ntereSante.

En- In Iuns) Tienda eLa
Lunas San Francisco IS se ACADIA de
recibir mn gran suItido de mercsn.
cias de Ultima noveaad de dicha mer.
cancia se reslizar&n & precios de
~quemax6n.
Masslinas de color superiores
de 5 ctvos x8
Limo ioreado. en- dolores muy
ancho de IL cts & s y 6.
Percales de l vAra y medic de
ancho de 8 cts & s y 6.
Dan superior de / vara de nm.
cho de 6 cts 4 4.
Dan superior Dc vara y cuarta
de ancho de 8k5.
Olan superior de vara y media
de anchc, de IL cts & 6 8.
Olan ri Baey clase extra de vs.
IN y medic de ancho de 12cts
BAtista blancs de vara y cuarts
de ancho de 8 cts & 8.
BAtista blanca de / vara de Az.
che de g cts "a.
Drill asargado clase superior de
Drill blarco liso de is ctsk 10
Piqu6 blanco de Is 6 r..
Drill blanco dis gonal de 20 cts &
Mantillss tohAlla nr de IS varas
a$2 2 medic.
Cretonas de hilo para camas de
LII y 2 plazas { precios sumamente
limitadoe.
C~retonas de a'goe6n 10 meior
que se fAbr1cA & preCioS tambien muv
limitados.
La Luna es Ell Establecimieuto
mas surtido y que mas barato vende.
Una vista 6 dicho establecimiento v
se Convencerfn.
Drill parellas especial de 10 4
Gran surtido en- alpacas M y
medic hilo { precios muy limitsdos'
Cssimires ipglesss de lana &
81 IS 1.50 1.75 y % vara.
Merinos negros para trajes de
c~abatleros 10 mejor que Sc fabriea en-
Inglaterra & precios mny baratos.
Sedas crudas para trsje de se.
nora muy baratos.
Sedas cruaas clase superior pa.
RI cAballero
Osnefas para camas & precios
nunea vistos.
Encsje doble archo para Gene.
fas clase superior.
Eac.is doble para rodspi6 de
Drill panama blanco de 25 cts &
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Bombardeo de
Puerto Cabello

New York Dcbre s.. I1.5O A. NJ.
la sido bombardeado Puerto Ca
bello por las escuaaras aliadas de
Alemania 8 Inglaterra. Las forta-
lezas de la plaza fueron demolidas
Los .danos causados son considera-
bles. Los edificios derribados Dor
los proyectiles de las escuadras
ofrecen siniesfrO aspecto.
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Mas barcos de guerra
alemaneS

New York Dcbre. Is l1.5O A. M.
Tespacho de Berlin noticia que
han salido para Venezuela mas bar
cos de guerra. Ell xGeiers Sc unira
a Ia fota que opera en- aguas de
aqu6!la repnblica.
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Valientes
V~enezolanos

New York Dcbre. Is l1.50 A., M
Sc informa que los venezolanos
.demostraron durante ell bombardeo
gran presencfa de Amino y valor.
Las tropas no abandonaron la ciu-
dad, preparadas para atacar ell pri-
mel desembarco de marines, case de
que 10 intentaran las escuadras.
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En- Caracas

New York Dcbre. Is 1850. A. NJ.
La noticia del bombardeo de Puer-
to Cabello cause en- Caracas extraor-
alnarla agitaci6n. Ell pueblo indie-
nado lanzose q las Gales, dando
g;rltos contra Alemania & Inglaterra
y p%isoteando las banderas de estas
naciones. ~
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Ardor b6lico

New York Dcbre. Is l1.50 A. M.
Sigue recibiendo ell Presidente Cas-
tro adhesiones para la guerra contra
ingleses y alemanes, de todas parties
de la Rep1blica. En- todos les Es-
tados aumenta ell deseo de combatir
contra las naciones aliadas.
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A las personss & qalenes por pre-.
disposition g bisn por miseria orgl.
Mica 4 can q de privaciones 6 diseus.
tos las In s0brevenido 10 ANEMIA,
recomendamts como medjcs mer to
de exito las PILDORAS REGIONS,
TITUYENTES DE VALE & CAN
CO."
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Ell cable del Pacifco

New York Dcbre. Is 1 l.5O P. M.
Ha emrezado en- San Francisco la
montura del cable del Paciico u
Pone en- communication d aquella ciu-
dad con Honolulu y Manila.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-15

Sc necesita nm dependiente
para ana casa en- Arecibo, debe te,
ner conccimiento del concrete, Ia de
zspaterfa preferable. Debe traer
buenas referenci&s. Por informes
dirigirse & a. Kaplan, 5 Cruz San
Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-15

C,n cue se meti6 II escuaara Eu
ropeA en- el puerto de MsyAgufx? 81
TAFsarin, ae Meta6; psro fn6 debiao
q que j. otrA escuadrA eatAba nal
A.ertrecnaie, zpues Ia fMtaba II
gran SCeryeza PAbats que venAen
los Srs Calder6n Avi.6s O. Oh II e.
lie de Tstuan No III.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-15

Disgustos morales; no hay perso
M one no los pase to los los dias del
sno, cavisaciones y gasto cerebral
10 tienen siempre los padres y ma.
dres de fAmifiss; para animsrlos y
sotener ell cerebro elevxndo ell esprit
tn, tomen ell Vino de Csre brina III
rici.
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Tengo Ell gusto de manifestar que va hace tempo que vengo usando
con Incompatible 6xito Ell preparado conocido con Ell nombre de
Emulsion de Scott de acehe de hfgado de bacalao en- las afecciones
pulmonares, muy partcularmente en- la tisis, tan frecuente entire nos
otros, y en- las varias manifestations infaicas tan frecuentes tambien
en- los paises tropcales y que constituyen, por decirlo asl, ell fondo de
las afecciones de los ninos, pudiendo asegurar que tanto en- los adultos
eono en- los ninos la Emulsion de Scott puede considerarse como un
medicamento poderoso. - Doctor Louis Montana, de las Facilitates de
Paris y de Barcelona, Habana, Cuba.
He empleado en- mi prac6ca la Emulsion de Scott, de aceite de
hfgado de bacaao con hipofosftos de cal y de sosa, y debo decir que
es un agente valoso para ell tratamiento de la escrofulosis v afecciones
tuberculosis. En- cuanto & su elaboration no deja NADIA que desear. -
DIR. c. M. Desvernine, Habana
Dice Ell iustrado Doctor Don Alfonso Betancourt, de la Habana,
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FoRTALEzA EsQUINA A TANCA
Complete surtido- de provisiones
, arifsnlos propios para II tempo.
rada. d
!Alertsl Pueblo 81 no comprss los
tarrones &c varias classes por lAtas
y en- bsrras, sa meterAn suuf tcdas
las naciones com biz ades. Peio que
dice ese senorf TArtarin Pres NADIA
que on Forsaltz. esquin,s Tan, q, "a
CASA de Lnsns Hermanos, sa veade
Ell mejor turron hasta shors conoci
do.
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Para aliy--sr esa irritation que
sienten aquellos que padecen alguna
affection bronquia1, las Pastillas
Br0nquiales de Brown, son muy
utiies. Remedio sin igual para Ia
tor, ronquera y NAL de garganta.