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New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
M,cAuLEY ARRESTED IN Los ANGELES

IBy Telegraph The Tribune1
Los Angeles. Dec. s-Thomas NJ McCGuiey
was arrested here tonight on charge of default
ing his bail OF s50o0 in New York in July, 1884
McCauley charged with grand larceny. AS
president of the Mercantile Security Company, OF
New York he underwrote the Bizbee Lode Mining
Company. On the sale of this stock he was ar
faH
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
AIRSHIp MAY BE HEADED IhAo "n
Fug;tive La Patrie, Experts Think, Is Sail
ing Toward Mid-Atlantic.

nj. o.c On the absence of any further
= .. -;,,. of -he missing airship La Patrie'
-, o.rcials and aeronautic experts are spec
1,Ia+ing on It's fate Some OF them think II may
t.,.e travelled in the direction OF the MID
Atlantic toward America. Others 6ehe'e II
NAV fall in the North Channel
london. Dec. 2-The balloon which paSseu
over the northeast coast OF County Ai'iili'
Ireland. az O'Clock Yesterday afternoon mas
been definitely identified as the freieh so'
ernment airshp La Patrie by the men ia oI''' sc
of the Lloyds signal station at Torrhead-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
uAeAN,s CLUB FOR BRYAN, TOO.

Jimmy Hagan's organization. the Anis,etoa.H
Democratic Club OF the 18th Assembly pisenct.
IN it's quarters at No. Isl West 6itn street. las.
,ivht ratified his declaration at the Bryan cinner
- vvasb,nptou a week ago that Tano-nany was tor
the Nebraskan for the Democrats Presidsncas
nomination year.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
ANr,.scALPERs' LAW VOID.
rRv r.tepranh 10 The Tribunel

tBy Telegraph 10 Inc ffiouhei
Wilkes Barre, Penn. Dee. 2-John G. Madden.
the frs, man in Pennsylvania convicted OF ucSet
scaIping won a victory to-day when Judge Lynch
decided that the act under which he was convicted
is Unconstitutional Madden was arrested last
christmas for selling tickets for performance by
Ethel Barrymore
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
NEPTUNE LINE CHANGES SCHEDULE.

The Neptune Line OF steamers via Fall River for
Boston and New England points. which recently
moved 10 Pier 2S at Catharne street. East River,
have made change in their winter schedule, the
steamers now leaving at p. m.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
MARRIED STEPHEN CRANES WIDOW.

Ioct.onvilIe Fla, Dec. Ain The trtal ot Han
.ra p Mcneil FOR the murder Of Harry Parksrs
the defendant In his statement 20 the Jury an
nounced that Cora Taylor. his wife. prior 10 ner
marriage TO him. Cora Crane, wioo~ OK
Stephen Crane. the novelist ana war corEespolasnS
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
REDUCTION FOLLOWS scHwAB VISIT

bethlehem. Penn. Dec. 2-FollownE visit of
Charles NJ. Schwab to-day, notices were posted at
the Bethlehem Steel Works announcing 10 per
cent reduction in wage&
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
scHAEFER RETAINS BILLIARD TITLE.

Chicago. Dec 2-Jake schaefer retains his title
champion at 1s-nch baik line billiards. one
shot in. by defeating George Sutton here tonight
800 to AS6
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

From The Tribune Bureau
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
Sore Famous Legal Battles Retold
by NoceIist.

DECISIVE BATTLES OF THE LAW. BY Fred
e-.ck Trevor Hi Svo. ID. tx, 26S Harper s
S-cs
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06
FEDERAL Court In Session.

On Monday morning at ten O'Clock
the United States Court was convened
by Judge Hundley, of Northern Ala.
bama. Judge Sheppard was disquali-
ned on account of having formerly rep
resented parties who were litiRant be-
fore the court. Little was done beside
the regular routine Of opening the ses-
sion, until Tuesday. On that day an
indictment was presented against r. A.
Ausley, who was charged with having
devised scheme to defTaud and nf using
the mails In furtherance Of said scheme.
This case was continued for the term.
and Mr.. Ausley's friends feel sure he
Will be acquitted Of the charge
Case OF Otto Henderson. Charged
with running distillery. Having
plead guilty, he was fined 800. 90 and
sentenced TO 10 days in prison.
Case OF VIM. Haines. Charged with
selling liquors at retail without license.
Having plead guilty, he was fined
HlCO.W and sent TO prison for 30 dnya
Case Of Il. o. Sellers Charged with
unlawful use If mails Case continued
on CO mt Of Sellers lines
Case Of W. H. Henderson, A. p. Har.
dee, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Levy
county, Walter Howard and James
Long. Charged with conspiracy to de-
fraud United States of certain home.
stead interests. Deferred on account
Of - dcrson's illness
u. ). VS.. Lcthca Williams. Charged
with forgery Of +. O, money order
Acquitted.
u. 5 w, Alex. Anthony. CHARGED
with selling liquors NJ retail without II.
cense. Fined 800 90 and sentenced 60
d, w in Jail
u, y w. VIM. Lowe and Grant Gra.
~ n, Plead guilty, and were fined
$GU 10 each
IH,mss } Eus'cy, eX.Tostmastcr at
Es,, ia da, WIS convicted of cmh, 1yI,..
n ,nt Of Iostal money funds, and i'm, a
81 tl6.OO, and also sentenced To *
orthr m The Atlanta pcuitcnt,arv.
several moro md rtm,uta were
brought IN by the grand jury on Thurs
day
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06
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wheels CT User Mill Cattle fee /. 4 head
bloc ~, taltIuge IN two tec,Ions. One
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Saw, two t2J Inserted Tooth Diss(on
Sews. AZ ana % inch SHAFT ~, Boxes.
IulIcys. ttc., all In good condition. Ad,
di'~, ID. NJ. LuTz,
a-tt' Tallahassee.
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The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06
f0w BlphlheIlAis Con,rected.

One often hears the expire ,sion.
NV. Chlld caught a severe cold which
d'vrl"l,d INTO DIM heria." when the
uu'h was that The cold had simply left
ue i'tIe one particularly susceptible
& the wandering dirhtLeria germ
Whom Chnmhcrlain's Cough Rcmedv is
given II quickly cures the cold ard fes-
s'rs the d nrcr of diphth,ria or any
oti'r germ disease bcitg contracted
Fer sale ~ Tsll,h ssce Btup Co.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-06

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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-20
Limerick.

We regret to announce the death of
the Rev Brother 2. c.. Ellard, late
master of the Gin Industrial schools.
The sad event took place on June 10
at Marino County Dublin, where he
had been since his resignation couple
of months since of the charge of the
schools, owing to illness. He was in
the 54th year of his age, and thirty
fifth of his religious profession. and
belonged to a highly respected family
at Buttevan, County Cork. He was a
worthy member of the Order of Chris
tan Brothers, and his too early de-
mise will be lamented by all who had
the privilege of knowing him.
On June Is, at St. Johns cathedral,
Limerick, with nuptial mass by the
Rt. Rev. Mgr. Mailman, V. e., D. D.,
Newcastle West. assisted by the Very
Rev. Canon Mcmahon, V. G., Nenagh;
the Rev. P. Cunning, Nenagh, and the
Rev. Thomas Mcnamara of the cathe-
dral, Limerick, James O'Brien. solicit
or, Nenagh, second son of p. j.
O'Brien. Esq.,, formerly NJ. P. for North
Tipperary, was married to Elizabeth
Sheehy, youngest daughter of the late
James Sheehy, ESQ.,, Newcastle West.
The remains of Brother Aidan, C. SIS.
R., Mount ST. Alphonsus', Limerick
were inferred on June II, in the vaults
of the church. He was we'll known
and much esteemed by many who at
tended the Redemptorist church.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-20
Cork.

Father Murphy of Middleton has re-
ceived many warm messages of con-
graduation in connection with the sill
yer jubilee of his ordination, including
one from the esteemed member for
East Cork, Captain Donelan, the Prot
estant representative Of that Catholic
constituency.
To the deep regret of his fellow-cit-
liens and wide circle of acquaint-
ances. the death occurred recently of
Mr.. James Lyons of Lee house. West
ern road, Cork. He was head rate col
lector of the city for a period of over
thirty years, and was admired for his
integrity and genial disposition.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-20
Watarfnrd-

Lord DeIaval Beresford, who died in
North Dakota in December last, aged
A years, left an estate valued at e2S,-
266 Is Sd, of which net personality has
been sworn at $3.50 Is I'd. Probate
has been granted to Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford. The testator left
$4,000 to Florida Woolf of Salem, III.
He specially expressed the desire that
he might be buried at his old home at
Curraghmore. All his other property
he left equally between his brothers,
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford, Lord
William Beresford and Lord Marcus
BereSford.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-20
Galway.

1t is announced that his grace. the
Most Rev. Dr. Healy, D. D., archbish-
op of Tuam, will open the Connacht
Feis at Tuam on July 16.
We deeply regret to record the
death of Laurence Egan, Esq, of
Limehill. loughrea, in this county. He
was well known in all parts of Cal
way and greatly esteemed. He was
son of the late James Egan, Esq. and
was married to Miss Dolphin of Danes
fort, daughter of the late Peter Dol
phin, Esq. j. p, and sister to Mrs.
Tighe, the Heath, Claremorris.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-20
Clare.

At the ordinations in the Irish col
lege in Paris, on June 16, by the Rt
Rev. Dr. Clancy, bishop of Elpin, and
the Rt Rev. DR.. Gaughran, bishop of
Meath, the ordination of the Rev. John
Sullivan to the priesthood for the do
cese of Killaloe, took place. He is the
eldest son of Mr.. P. K. Sullivan, En-
mis-, manager of the West Clare rail-
way, and had a most brilliant col
legiate career, both at the Diocesan
college at Ennis and at the Irish col
lege, and was project of the Paris
house for the past year.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-20
TipperarY.

On June Is. at the Monastery. Mount
st. Joseph, Roscrea. by the Rev. John
P. Callahan, P. p, of Killimore, as
sistSd by Father Benedict and the
Rev. James Spellman. Portumna, Pat
rick c. Curley of Halstead street, Chi
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-20
Kerry.

The death occurred recently at Tu-
ringaune house, Castleisland, of Mr.. j.
O'Donohue, father of Rev. Brother
O'Donohue. superior Christian Broth
ers, New York, and of Rev. j. O'Dono-
hue, priest on the mission in the
United States.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-20
Queens.

William Mulhallen, Marum, ]. P.
eldest son of the late Edmund NJ. Ma
rum, ]. p, ex-M. p. for North Kilken-
n.y. died at his late residence, Aharney
house, Ballyragget, on June 10.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-20
Longford.

The funeral of Mr.. John Meehan. ia
Their of the Rev. ]. ]. Meehan. Cor
tlettera, who died o. June II, aged so,
took place from = MePs cathedral.
Longford on June ~, and was largely
attended.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-20
LATEST IRISH NEWS.
DONEGAL.
From The Pilot.

The Rev James Toner, c. c.. died at
his late residence, Drumoghill, All
Saints, on June 10. After a solemn
mass of requiem at Drumoghill on
June 81, the remains of the beloved
curate were inferred at Conwell, Let
tprkpnnV
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-20
Derry.

Mr.. Cormac Mullan, large farmer
and well-known cattle dealer, belong
ing adjacent to Garvagh, died very
suddenly at Coleraine on June Is.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-20

cago, was married to Bridget, eldest
daughter of the late Patrick Larkin,
merchant Killimore, BallinaslOe.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-20
Down.

Mr.. John f. Russell, a widely known
solicitor of Newry, died on June II, at
his late residence, Prospect Villa, War
renpoint
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-20
AT OUR MARKET.

There is a great variety to choose
from, all fresh and tempting. Shad,
Roe, Salmon. Halibut and many
others.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-20
THERE ARE

as good Fish in the sea as have ever
been caught, and some OF the best
that ever were caught are
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-20
Knows Several Languages.

There were also on the table work
in Arabic and a French weekly paper.
When he entered the room he was
asked concerning his linguistic acquire
ments. He did not pretend any great
fiuency in the Arabic, and limited his
requirements to French, Italian. Latin.
Greek and Gaelic, with a little Spanish.
He told story of his first trip through
from Tipperary TO San Francisco by
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-20
Vicar Apostolic.

In 1856, whilst directing the studies
at All Hallows college, he was appoint
ed vicar apostolic of Utah and the
eastern part of Nevada. His new APP
pointment required that he be named
for some defunct diocese in Asia, or, as
it is termed economically, in Daribus in
fidelium, so was named as bishop of
Laranda, which title he retained till
the vicariate apostolic was elevated to
the dignity of the diocese of Salt Lake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-17

This Is why scientific memoir writer's
make so little difference between absinthe
and the thirty nine other pink-edged aperi-
tits. Some fear the word ''absinthe." Others
fear the green color. Cadeac and Meunier
even in their time disclosed that the manu-
facturers had added to their so-caled alb
sinthe oils of fennel hyssop. anise, adiane
balm mint. melissa (of which a concentrate ed
hot-drops IS sold to bring ladies out Of hys-
terics), angelica, organ and mint Abb
sinthe fennel and hyssop essential oils are
convulsivants. The six others are stupe-
fiantS.
All in Other Drinks
You can get them all-and several more
including the good friend called cocaine-in
the thirty-nine mauve-striped bitters, YER
mouths, cocas, oxygenated or plain; all the
newest ribbon shades, arabesqued, enam-
eled, hand fooled. silk embroidered, "aperi-
tfs' or openers Of the appetite drunk
before meals by freshmen, sophomores
seniors, even-and after meals by post
graduates.
Without the Opener" theory and the
water caraffe, all France would alheady
have fallen, chanting the "Marseillaise.
from the green leaves and white blossoms
of the high branches!
The true Orinoco parrot has red head.
So on the Boulevard des Capuchine diet
tamil pour into their green absnthe drop on
drop OF currant sirup.
When. to throw a bluff. you call for alb
sinthe and water with mental reserva-
ton. you wait till the water goes then mix
PURGE.
All purees are thick. The common ST. Ger
main is pale green PURGE of young, new
peas when 1t Is properly made but when
concocted from dried peas in part for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-17

ture of water, in liqueur glass
straight; a throatful that feels all the
way down, though your neck be as long
as that of a Berber camel 1t takes hold
To the unused it gives a Gluten to the
whole physical and moral being. You feel
diamond drill operates beneath the solar
plexus Between the two smoke rises
from the mucous surface of the neck
interior, energies from the nostrils and
makes innocent bystanders DRUNK by in
haling 1t!
Parrots are often green. When gay or
agitated they have a yawp peculiarly
cheering to the absinthe friends sympa-
thetic nerves: and in the gardens, where
the walters wear white linen suits and
carry hypodermic syringes loaded with
hyocene beside the velvetl lined handouts
in their breeches pockets. climbing into
trees and yawping is a signal for treat
ment, like strangle holds, butting> biting.
eye gouging and going down INTO the
well to seek for opals.
Absnthe parrots ought not TO be drunk
by undergraduates under four years
standing. The true course begins with
making artificial jewels.
Origin Of Absinthe.
1t all comes, as you know, from the
Greek word "apsinthion" Cimpossible to
drink'D. a green plant that. when dried
and placed in closets. kills all insects.
Sixty years ago, when France was con-
Quering Algiers. its alcoholic preparation
obtained vogue in army circles against
fevers and as a refresher in hot climates
Nobody drank 1t green. They poured
three -fourths its volume Of water slowly
into 1t. The product became mysticaIly
opalescent, throwing jewel glints in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-17

sun that danced into the tired soul; jewel
glints carrying sunbeams with them.
courage, hope, enthusiasm delicately new
and strange. Force came; the tired back
Strengthened; the mind, losing no tran
quill Judgment, found bright inspirations.
So the green drink came to Paris; and
decades passed before special inconven-
ience was attributed to it. The expert
ments of Magnan, Laborde, Malret, Ca
deac and Meunier date back only forty
years; and it was pure abSlnthe essence
that Magnan administered to his dogs.
The dogs proved 1t a reliable convulsfVe
poison, with special stunts for the I'M
agination-even of dogs.
Canine Experiments.
One long-legged. yellow hound, with
ribs like an unfinished sloop, remains
legendary in the vivisection department
of Sainte Anne He began by chasing nom
existent birds-he a rabbit dog, previ-
ously self-respecting. He climbed trees.
He swung on swaying branches, imi-
tating perfectly the yawp OF the green
parrot of the Orinoco
One day that yellow absinthe hound
was missing In the gardens of Sainte
Anne. They found him in the henhouse
clucking gently, seated on nine leghorn
eggs which he was Matching out, under
the impression that they were his per-
sonal product.
In those days 1t was real absinthe
STEPPED in alcohol For years past 1t has
been IA very comlicated alcoholat colored
with spinach, parsley. hyssop. tincture of
dissolution enough of the essences of
anise and sweet martoram to make 1t yell
low-white opalescently when water is
added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-17
Future of Literature.

The enlargement of literature like an en-
richment. must be through the truth, which
discloses the real value of our earthly ex-
perience in their living terms and which
gives to common things and their associa-
tons their full meaning, investing them
with their natural pathos and with the ro-
nance formerly associated mainly with
what was alien and remote. A new and
higher kind of curiosity has been awakened
and developed which the stories of old trav-
elers like Marco Polo could not satisfy-a
curiosity concerning intimate things. Our
perspective is changed. diminishing the en-
chantments due to distance as the micro
scope has outmatched the telescope in the
revelation Of the wonderful
Any solicitude. therefore, which we NAV
feel as to the immediate future Of litera-
ture Is not whether writer's for the new
generation will do the things which once
seemed great, but whether they will still
further widen the range of the human
imagination in the field of reality. 1t is in
that way that their larger appeal must be
won. That indefnable distinction which
genius alone can give to literature, even in
truths plain air. is not precalculable. Pres
ent conditions certainly do not justify any
discouraging forecast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-17
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York: American Book Company.
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The Parrot, "White Lady,
'Fireman's Hose" and
Tiger's Milk"-a
xFewFoo1ish Drinks.

cheapness the pale green verges on to dirty
yellowsh
So, bluffing with the water caraffe, you
pour into your green drink say its weight
in the cheaper though God-given liquid-so
you have the PURGE. 1t makes a drink last
longer. Consummate buffers for respect
ability at the end. when there is little left.
dash in the water with a bridget the opal
escence of a tenderfoot, and the ladies pass
ing saw.
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industrial Readers. BY Frank O. Car
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