The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
CARDINAL IN LOVE
WITH UNITED STATES
People, He Says, Are Most Hos
pitable, and This Embraces
All Creeds.
BY THOMAS EMMETT.
Cable to The Tribune.


DUBLIN, Nov. o8.-Cardinal Logue.
who recently returned from America, is
enthusiastic about the country. and he
said to a friend that II he was a young
man he would locate there. Speaking
at his home, Armagh, he said TO the
vast assemblage who greeted him: 1.-THE
people Of the United States, whose kind
ness ] experienced on a former occasion.
were even more hospitabe during my
late visit, And. as 1 mentioned before
and this is one of the striking things In
the United States-that Kindness Is not
confined to persons OF our own creed.
We find that those who DO not belong
to our faith and on some OF whom we
have not the claim of Il common country,
are Just as kind are the Catholics In
America. ] had numbers of instances OF
that where i was received and treated
with the greatest hospitality by people
who were Protestants In religion. and on
whom, very likely. as far as I know, I
had no claim. II Is the genuine spirit Of
the place. a spirit that is experienced
by everyone who goes TO visit there. pro-
vided he does not go TO teach them how
they should conduct their government or
themselves, II he goes there simply as
a guest lie is sure to receive at the
hands Of the people most hearty well
como.
sl must say for tho people OF the
United States that II is pleasure TO visit
'them. a. pleasure TO sec their wonderful
country. a pleasure to see how they are
progressing under free government
There may be, aud no doubt there are,
as there are i'll every country. drawbacks
and, 10 some extent. abuses. But the
people arc sound at heart, and they are
an energetic people; they are a people
OF whom We have every reason to be-
lieve that. as In the past. they have
been grcaN and successful. so.in the fn-
turc they will be greater and moro sue
ccssful. And they cannot be greater or
more successful than | Wish them TO be
(hcar hcar). The least thing I can do
In return for all the kindness received
is to Wish prosperity and happiness and
good government and every other bless
ing tc that great country which opened
them a career when II was denied TO
them at home.
Parncu Monument Fund.
At recent meeting OF the Parnell
monument fund the question OF a date
for The unvelling OF the monument was
discussed. and II was decided that the
ceremony should take place .Innc 81:
Charles Stewart Parncll. The fund Is
steadily increasing. Each county has
been asked TO donate e 100. so that all
might be on equal footing. but County
Kerry has contributed over cSVo, or
sll5G.iO, Cork has done sPlendidly.
WCuuOu AOodJJ ASoS 1SaioiAO"'
The Belfast pUpers recently published
an announcement of the marriage OF
Hugh Mcbride. wcllsEnowp and
wealthy civtl engineer OF Armagh. Traei-
caly enough. tho notice Of his death APP
pesrcd tho day previously. On October
% he led 10 Tive altar his former tyDIst.
After the wedding the newly -Inarricd pair
were proceeding TO the railway station.
when the bridegroom was taken III AMI
died an hour later They were about to
start for the United States
Woman s Superstition.
An amazing story Of an old wunan's
superstition CNnlc before Judge Drum
mond al BailcborouSh, Cavan. In the
course Of an action brought by Anne
Brady against a farmer named Connoll.
The plaintiff said that in juno last the
defendant told her that the ghost OF her
brother who had beon dead twenty six
yesrs. was haunting him because he for
got TO pay defendant 20 shillngs II. owed
him The witness was frightened and
paid ehc money, which the defendant
swore was due. Her reason for giving the
defendant the money was that the ghost
frightened her, She was over 30 years
old. The defendant said ho. after Phil
died. walked nine mics 10 see II he
could get an opportunity of mentioning
the debt but lie wasn't given n chance.
He denied having said anything about
the ghost. His honor. giving judgment
for the plaintiff. declared that lie firmly
belieged her story.