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The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
,lnaer Mater e93 Miles

Cherbourg. The suDlii"' ote raude arrived here Monday aov4 run of Sl hours in which she ' cV,' " q distance of 693 miles uilu, ,a, sr The vessel maintained a regUla' ,rSo {, 5, of nine knots an hour. hore although much fatigued' OO'' aayolc trial admirably
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
keating Takes Dupont's .Iob

New York Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican National Com. nittee says that Charles H. Keating of Ohio, will act in the place of T Coleman Dupont, who resigned from the Executive Committe of the Ma. .ional Republican Committee.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08

Holland has at least reached the se- we're dignity of an ultimatum and Castro must answer before November l. Apparently the naval circles in Dutchland think it would be nice to winter in the balmy climate of the West Indies
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08

Pictures of women barristers have been barred from the Paris law direc- tory on the ground that publication would give the better-looking ones an advantage over their less-favored sis teIs Artful men
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
Bark Fox Lost With IS Men

New York.-It is feared in shippins circles here that Capt. Thorsen and the crew of fifteen men of the Norwe sian bark Fox of Arendale were swept in the hurricane of last week and lost
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
Thirteen Killed. 4a Anrt

Berlin. = Thirteen persons were killed and 49 injured in a rail. way collision here Saturday. due to the engineer of one train ignoring the danger signal.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-10-08
Case of Bubonic Plaque

Port of Spain, Trinidad The presence of one ease of bubonic plague is officially announced here.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-12-12
lied not many years after her death.

lied not many years after her death,
and declared patroness of Leinster.
Her countrymen held her in such at
fection and veneration that even dur
ing her life time it is said they begged
her intercession when attacked by
tfeir enemies or when threatened with
disease or loss Of harvest.
No greater evidence is needed of the
fame and holiness of this good woman
than the fact that the story Of her
great sanctity spread rapidly through
cut Europe. In Spain. Italy, France,
Portugal and even Germany. churches
have been built in her honor and many
dark eyed Spanish and Ita,ian children
answer to the softer titles of Brigetta
and Brigida.
The body of the Saint was inferred
with those of st. Patrick and st. CO.
lumba, but they were all destroyed in
the reign of Henry VIII and the head
OF st. Bridget rests in the Jesuit
Church in Lisbon, instead OF in Ire
land, where it would seem to belong.
Her feast is celebrated on February
first.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-12-12
Meaning Of Fabian Policy.

A Fabian policy in war consists In
wearing out the enemy by delays, mis-
leading movements, feints Of attack.
ETC. 1t is called Fabian because 1t Is
the policy that was adopted by FabIus
Maximus, who commanded tho Roman
army in the second Punic war. lie
was appointed to the command just
after the army had suffered a defea7,
and he knew that in its disheartenci
condition and with it's complement Of
raw recruits 1t could not sue -essful'y
oppose troops flushed with victory and
led by their great commander, Ha,ri-
bal. He therefore attempted to tic
out the enemy by countermarclles,
ambuscades and skirmishes, avoiding
a pitched battle. This he continued
until the Roman senate interfered.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-12-12
SISTERS OF MERCY.
A Deserved Tribute Paid to Thorn by
A seofchman,

1t Is reported from San Francisco
that the home Of Mrs. Robert Louis
Stevenson, on Lombard Hill, San
Francisco, has been purchased by Mrs.
Alice Phelan Sullivan, the sister of for
mer Mayor Phelan. It has been leased
to Archbishop Riordan for the purpose
OF Carmelite monastery for women.
The name of the noble Scottish Pres
byterian defender of Father Damien,
the literally self sacrificing Martyr
apostle of the lepers of Molokai, will
never be forgotten by Englisn-speak-
ing peoples on either side of the At
lantic. Although it is all exaggerat ation
to say, as more admiring than discrim-
mating reader of his books, hat had
Il. L. Stevenson written no prose but
that letter to the traducing DIR. Hyde,
his fame as a writer Of great English
would be secure" yet it cannot be de-
MED that the fire OF a generous en-
thusiasm glows throughout the re-
markable epistle.
1t will be remembered, too, that
when Stevenson visited the leper set
tlement of Molol1ai he crossed to tho
island in a boat IN which there were
two Catholic Sisters, exilod from their
native France by the brutal anti
Christian laws passed by its infldcl rul-
u i,o sl,1,
it would have been with me had the
Sisters not been there. My horror of
the horrible is about my weakest point:
hut the moral loneliness at my elbow
blotted all else out: and wfei l. found
that ono of them was crying, poor soul.
quietly under her veil, cried q little
myself. thought it was sin and a
shame she should feel unhappy, and I
turned round to her, and said somc-
thing like this: Ladies, God Himself
is here to give you welcome. I am
sure it is good for mo to be beside you.
1 hope it will be blessed to me. thank
you for myself and the good you do
me.". 1t was to the Rev. Mother Mari
anne of Molokai that Stevenson ad-
dressed these haunting lines:
ITO see the infinite pity of this place
The manglcd limb, the devastated face.
The innocent sufferer smiling at the
rod
A fool were tempted to deny his God.
He sees, he shrinks; but II he gaze
again,
Lo! beauty springing from the breast
of pain.
He marks the Sisters OIL the mourn
full shores
And even fool is silent. and adorcs."
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-12-12


soul and consoles ethe srief-stricken
Monarch under the weight of sorrows
and Affections. He stands as firm as
the cedar Of Lebanon, confding in his
God. Indeed no ethical culture could
err in such a character which gives
him the strength to bear all for his
people and at the same time setting
them the example to do likewise. Fear
God and honor the King, and this alone
makes a nation great.
Where God rules, there the rulers,
be they Kings or Presidents, will also
be respected and obeyed. Let us
thank God on this significant day. in
this inspiring Cathedral, which was so
opened for this august occa-
sion by His Grace, the highly esteemed
Archbishop of New York. and whose
presence as well es that of the hon
ored consuls of other nations, be they
great or small, togsther with the city
officials, all testify; - the high esteem,
love and veneration In which our aged
Emperor is held There they show re-
spect to the religion that guided all his
actions. Yes, let US all thank Divine
Providence, who has given such an ex-
ceptional ruler to the world: may the
G:ver of all good things, sweeten his
last days for him, his people. his
church, which is always his light and
guide. 't4
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-12-12

New Arival-"Why in the world does
everyone around this hotel address
that man as his nibs'? Is ne some
high lnogul?"
Hotel clcrk-"No. sir. he is a pen
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-12-12
SAINT BRIDGET.
Sketch Of Holy Woman
of lreIand.

Saint Bridget, whose name. with
that of the great Saint Patrick. is in.
dlssolubly linked with Ireland's his
tory, was born about the middle of the
fifth century in what is now known as
County Louth, says, the Young Cath
olic Messenger, OF Dayton, Ohio
She was the childtof powerful lord,
an Irish baron, one.of the faithful adj
herents Of the King Of Leinster. From
infancy the little Bridget. like many
more Of thes saints showed signs Of
sanctity which was to be the crown OF
her beautiful life, and to leave such
fair imprint upon the country Of her
birth. When she was about nine years
Old, the King Of Leinster gave her
father fine jewelled sword as a mark
of esteem for his services ip war.
Bridget, being greatly distressed at tho
and having little to give them, thought
with delight of the jewelled sword.
Taking it down from its place Of hcnor
Oh the wall Of the great hall, she picked
out all the rare jewels and sold them,
spending the proceeds on food and
clothing for the poor. The child ac-
knowledged her fault bravely when 1t
was discovered, and although her fa-
ther was greatly angered at first, he
atterward applaudcd both her truth
fu'ness and her charity.
AS she grew to young womanl1ood,
many young chieftains, followers of
her father in battle, sought to marry
her, but she would not listen to any
Of them. She had made up her mind
that she would become the bride Of
Christ and enter one of the monaster-
les which st. Patrick had already
founded for the young Irish virgins.
With her parents consent. and taking
with her three othernmaidens, she went
to Bishop Macheus, a disciple of st,
Patrick, who conferred the white veil
upon her.
Not many years later, it is said. she
helped to found the monastery Of Kill
dare with Saint Conlooth, also tho
founder of the famous bishopEic OF Kill
dare.
st. Bridget's nuns were celebrated in
song and story as the guardians Of
''The Fire of Kildare"
"That bright light which shone in Kill
dare's holy fame,
And burned through long ages Of dark.
ness and Storm
! The origin Of this fire is not exactly
told, but tradition seems to indicate
that st. Bridget had it burning day
and night that the poor people in the
neighborhood might light their torches
and thus carry the embers to rclight
the fires on their hearths, for in those
days 1t was only possible to kindlc
with flint and tinder. In 1920 it was
ordered to be quenched by Henry de
Loundes. bishop Of London. For what
reason we do not know. but 1t was re-
kindled and remained burning until
the time Of Henry WILL, when all the
monasteries were suppressed.
st. Bridget and st. Patrick were
united in a holy friendship and it ia
said that they frequently correspond
ed; also that st. Bridget foretold the
! date of st. Patrick's death. and after
ward wrote beautiful poem in nia
honor.
st. Bridget died in 523. was canon
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bepe9en. Ger 2eidnout oc5 &crItors
benen luurOc nift nod Ser @obnln9
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l6iDer fronf 0ornie6cr liegt.
purlcS Is. TN oerm 90 D.
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Serr Charles q. UNDERWOOD, Sobn
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W}crdnntS & Wincrs SranspOrt. So
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StnntS . Qonfeu.

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