Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31
IRISH PATRIOT DEAD
Archdeacon MacFadden Friend Of
Poor During Eviction Times.
PROVIDES FOR POOR TENANTS
Whole District Denuded Of Population
by Brutal Landlord.
ENGLISH EYE ON TRADES UNIONS
Effort to Force Laborers by Threats
to Help Employers.
SEWING woMAN's GOOD RECORD
SEWING woMAE's GOOD REcoRI
DIES st AEe of IOT After Being with
One Family Ninety-seVen Years
without Break---wickedest
Place in Europe.


with some OF the most stirring times in
the history of the northwest OF Ireland
has been severed by the death of the ven
cradle James MscFadden, archdeacon Of
Raphoe and parish priest of Falcarragh,
county Donegal. Archdeacon MacFadden
was a brother OF Monseigneur Hugh Mac
Fadden of Gweedore, whose participation
in the stirring eviction scenes there
chronicled on the occasion of his death
last year.
Archdeacon MacFadden never had to
suffer Imprisonment for his championship
Of his peoples rights as had his brother
the Monseigneur, but he took part In one
Of the most famous evictions in the his
tory of Donegal. or for that matter Of the
whole OF Ireland He was curate OF Glen
Weigh at the time Of the eviction there
when the landlord. a Mr.. Adair, in conse-
ouence of the murder of a bailiff with
which one OF his tenantry had anything to
do. decided to clear the whole district
of its inhabitants.
Decision Arouses Opposition.
This decision reused the fierce opposi-
ton of every decent man and woman IN
he district irrespective of politics. All the
clergy Catholic and Protestant. united IN
4 protest to Mr.. Adair, but without erect
and even the resident magistrate and the
poIice INSPECTORS sent a protest to Dublin
castle against being compelled TO assist
Mr. Adair In his barbarious clearance. Ihe
Jaw was clear however. and the ponce,
much against their WILL were cornpeIleu
to be present. but the authorltes' lesilns
to trust them' sent STRONG 1orce VI so
diers as wen, anu ete 49,. .,-,r,ot THO
child was driven on. oi tiie 80 80
houses were ournt 70 tue ,oe, .h.re
TINS oay-the esio,ioa - thr thirty
Us not 'race =.
ing vhiase ., ,n $1,000 ,o- hi. neo-
Father Macfeuu a"OViuu 80
ple IN the ne,snuo''ns ~. - AZ sui
with tne assis'shee =. ,or thn whole
Ivan. M r.. ne a .,airrste 10
popuia,,o" -, csIsnveirh was
.Aus'rN,'a'
iounoeu s.,..,., n, his later wears. was
no ,''-'s-..s as,,acat. of the revival os
-" ,a',- so-a,,a "a the csloughaneely
.'o -. 4. .itv,ted In his parish
.s.,s.v,t charactA lgtic of his broad
.a.a.anas. and lack of bigotry occurred
- .nr,Y,er when he drove over to
sYn,.hsneelv and. assembling the Pro-
.as,snt students there. told them he had
-, q number of them at his church on
a. rvsoed,ne sunday.
.T Lnouy Won come to hear the Irish ser
,,oo. [" he said. "but you will get quite
a.ourh 30 the Irish at the college All OF
vo,, vsbo are Protestants are to go TO your
own man at Faicarragh. won't have II
sa,d that we are using the Irish language
a. n,ale nroselytes. as the Protestants once
- a. 40 uin our people from the old
sa,,h q.
s.o-u, IN Labor Circles.
a,,an,o situation has arisen in
- II .,
-. u,,,r,,sh trade unions 10 control the
er,,tn.,,,or rho storm now centers
80 ~. 49, ,aborers In these cities
,rhsss hs,.e heen utterly fought strikes in
-, .,,ios a, which the men have wor
-,. 80 .,hat tbev wore fighting for and
.s.,,,, 90 ,hs strikes the irish Trans
,a. -. torn,cd Now the Nationa
po'' "" ~, Tahorers nm English or
"'on ~ ',,,oA 30. tounaed nv Johr
s",iAe' r,n',,,.b cabinet minister
hurhs' nv " ',aI',.a t,,., hscouse 4
mas s'eppeu ~ anu ,' n',s,,,,, "a 1o,fsst
mas snsh p,s"'nes !" '.s-,,.a,,, on -,
the ne" ,.''" vnu,'sh uuo nnion tSrestsns /,
rish's' rue H"ssn 49,, - -,
help the employers TO oresh Up 'ne ",s'
organiIstion u 'ne H'sn'he" 90 "o.
up their oN" union snu .'
me Enghsn iSoor A's' W. 'eN'o"' -"
secretary oi e"e '%ssn ', ,nias =, "a
lew H,s's as =" sn,.s. -, roS,,s.a =,
or'sS 'ne hoI s-.. ~. ,,s a.,
hesr "'"'' az" '''' "' ''
halL ,,,
the Enshsh lSposrspnioS' un'on y s's
trying TO eompei 'he puoun iSpostsp'ioa ,''
society TO become aiihseeo Sno pay "us
TO H. The Dublin society was orsAh'Iso oe
fore English trade unionism was hearo o
and has history running osck 10 TN
days OF the old trade guilds Its wag
scaie is higher than that OF the Enghsl
nnlon and It has declined TO have anythini
to do win inc bondoh orsahl-suoh
NtnetS-seVe" Years In One Family
a woman who has lived with one fam
ily as servant for an unbroken pefio