The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

formed In Cork. Al the meeting which
formally launched the new organization
there wore on tho platform Lord Dun
raven and Mr.. O'Bricu, Lord Castletown
and T. NJ Hcaly. Colonel IIutchIson Poe.
Maurice Healy many prominent Union
lists and most of Mr.. O'Brlen's lndcpend-
ent parliamentary associates. The
avowed object OF the "All-for-Ircland
league" is Ia extend throughout ireland
a new political spirit and TO bring to-
gethcr men OF all parties and religions
whose chief grounds Of difference have
been removed by land purchase. into
common cndeavor for Irelands good
Greet League With Joy.
The Nationalists are inclined to greet
the ''lrague" with JOY. They claim ii
unmaskS the O'3renites and places them
where thev Delong-wilh the Unionistss
and against home rule, The result of
this. the followers OF Mr., Redmond claim
will be TO so weaken Mr.. O'Brien'S fol-
lowing that in the next parliament he
viii not have half the following he now
has. 1t is understood that the new
ganiza ton will. however, have candidates
for practically all the seats now held by
NationaIsts. whether there is any nope
of carrying them or not. Tho Nation
alists recognize the Importance OF meet
ing this condition. and arc making siren
uous efforts 10 III the party war chest
Already nearly $4,000 (Slb 000) has bcen
subscribed, and the letters that accom-
pauy the subscriptions so far breathe
AN enthusiasm that promises great re-
bishops usual annual subscriptions 10
the fund is j most encouraging feature,
in sentiment and substance
Society Is Disturbed,
Society is beginning 10 disturb itself
over the marriage OF tho Duke of Lem
stcr. quito Indifferent 10 the fact that
the young man himself continues per-
fcc1y happy at Tiil<ea castle. whore,
with his two brothers, his three unmar-
ricd aunts. and his uncle and eN-gUard
L.. N-..lN L
up the traditional hospitality of the Ger
aldincs. His dukcdoIn only dates from
l 76f. but his earldom is the oldest In lrn-
Land; and The long roll OF his ancestry
romance and the most devoted patriot
ism that any race can boast.
There is Gerald Mor;,'-the Great
Gerald; and Gerald Oae'-thc Young
Gerald. There is the tenth carl, "SIlken
Thomas and the eleventh who is
known as the wizard Earl" There Is
and the sixteenth, the Fairy Earl"
And. in quito modern times, there is Lord
Edward lt2Gcrald-"Rcbel' or ''Patr-
ot," as the ease may bc--who, with his
wife, Pamela. lived out n romance as full
OF heroic devotion and hopeless pathos
as any one among them all, At Carton.
the chief sea, Of the FjtzGeralds, hangs,
portrait OF one other scion OF the race
as famous for her beauty and goodness
rs the men of her house were for their
prowcss and their truth, This is Lady
rcys poems.
Where Are the Heirs?
a fortune Of $l2.500,O0O is lying in the
court OF chanccry awaiting distribution
among the next OF kin OF a millionaire
named Harrison who died in London but
was native of the north OF Ireland.
II is stated that the male branch of Ilar~
rjson heirs is extinct. and among the
parties who would benefit on the female
branch of the family are persons from
the Portadown district named Gracey.
Henry. Liddell and Wilson. Some Of
these are supposed to DO in America.
Return to Donraile Court.
Lord and Lady Castletown have re-
turned 10 DonValic court. which was let
during the hunting season to SIR John
and Lady AruotL Lord Castletown Is
one of the few Irish noblemcn who pro-
frsa NatOnalist-or nearly Nationalist
views. Donraiic court is not very far
Inom Mallow. Mr.. O'Brlcn's native place