Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
Poorest LabOrsr There Is Better Situated
Than Best Laborer Here.
CATTLE RAlsERS MTlR NEW MARKETS
Hope to Take Trade Which May Be Lost BY
Chicago.
twsH CUSTOM Sci UP AS EXAMPLE
Promoter Says that There would BE
Less Disease IL Ordinances of
Moses Were Observed An
AbbatOirs.

DUBLIN, June 80-NSpeclal ChDiebrah
10 The Bee. .)-Dr. T. J. Timmins Of Boston,
one Of the leading Irish-Americans, is Wis
itns his native place. Newtown Cutler,
Fermanagh. In a recent Interview Dr.
Timmins said that the league had made
great progress in America since Mr.. Dew
inns visit and II was now firmly estab-
lished, he might say. in every state in the
union. Practically it's head was in Boston
where almost the whole city might be
regarded as a branch of the league. They
had the national secretary and the national
trehsurer-Mr. John, O'Callaghan and MI
Thomas b.. Fitzpatrick. the latter one Of
the leading merchants, not of Boston alone
but OF America. John O'Callaghan, he
said, is one OF the best posted men on the
Irish question in America.
The convention win take place in Phila-
delphia, and probably in october. I'VE ex-
pect Mr.. John Redmond over to join Mr..
Devln at it," said DR.. rimmins. Mr..
. Deylin's program is to return from Aus
y tralia through America.
Discourases Emigration.
"You ask how do the Irish get on in
America. That touches the question Of
emigration. Personally, l have done every
thing I'o could TO discourage>emigration.
MANY OF our people succeeded in making
a a living there-a few Of them rise to
something hiEher-but must say candidly
that most Of them fail. and then their lives
\ are of extreme miPery. Mr.. John Red
nnond in his speech some time ago dealt
with this question, and agree with every
word that the chairman OF the Irish party
has said Substantially he laid 1t down
that the poorest laborer in Ireland was
better Off than the best laborer in Amer
ica,"
\ Irish After Meat Trade.
Mr. Ellis Lever, who originated the Royal
Jubilee exhibition OF 1887 in the city Of Man
chester and is now on a tour in Ireland
has Just made the admirable and timely
suggestion that Irish cattle raisers. dealers
and butchers should wake up TO the grand
= opportunity AFFORDED them OF capturing FOL
the benefit OF ireland the live and dead
meat. trade which Chicago and Other
American cities have enjoyed for more thar
4 quarter OF century. Mr.. Lever sees nc
reason why every large town In IRELAND
should not have its public slaughter houses
with official inspection OF the living anC
slaughtered animals. II the same preoau
items In regard to cleanliness. sanitation
and freedom from disease In annals befor'
and after being slaughtered were taken, al
are observed by the Jews, there would b.
fewer cases OF blood poisoning, cancer. con
sumption, tumor, etc. than now. unfortun
ately. prevails.
New Route to England.
A new route from England to Ireland VII
Fishguard Is to be opened in August. NJ
one who visits FIshguard bay can fail I
be struck with the magnitude Of the achiev
ement which has been accomplished. At
spot where the sea only a few years ag
washed against the sides OF hills. risin
abrutly TO an elevation OF so feet ther
~ has been created an entirely new port, o
an area OF twenty-seven acres OF land, wit
a present width in parts OF go feet fror
the sea wall.
The action of the Great Western Railwa
company in regard to these costly work
has been criticised on the ground that theT
Is not likely TO be any substantial increas
< IN their Irish business as would yield a
9 adequate return on so heavy outla!
4 But the Great Western Railway compan
is aiming at something more than IL
further idea that Fishguard harbor shoul
eventually serve the same purpose as
port Of CALL" or otherwise inst. George
channel that Plymouth does in the Englis
channel They hold that liners from Car
ada, the United States South Americ
Australia and eastern ports. bound Il
Liverpool or Glasgow. would md It 10 the
advantage to call at Fishguard. Just
those for London OF continental ports ma
now call ht Plymouth. Travellers by Il
now route 20 Ireland will be able TO lea'
Paddington after breakfast and reach Il
lakes Of Killarney the same night