Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-31
IRISH TO SOLICIT.
HELP IN AMERICA
Redmond and Others Are TO Initiate
Vigorous Money Campaign
Next Winter.
ROOSEVELT AND BRYAN TO HELP
ExpOnents of Cause to Meet at Fair
view House.
WILL ALSO VISIT OYSTER BAY
1t is Hoped to Secure 100000 in the
United States.
WILL ALSO VISIT OYSTER BAY
AID FOR PARLIAMENTARY PARTY
BIiRh ting weather Ruins Erin's Pc.
tRtO Crop and the Emerald Isle
IN Facing n Very serI-
Gus Crisis.
BY THOMAS EMMETT.

DUBLIN, July SO.-(Special Dispatch to
The Bee.)-A vigorous money getting cam
paign will be waged in the United States
next winter BY John Redmond, NJ. p; T. p.
O'Connor, NJ. p; Joseph Devlin, NJ. p, and
Alderman Boyle, NJ, p who viii go to the
states early In the autumn to remain sew
eral months collecting funds fer the Irish
parliamentary party. Mr.. Redmond has
had invitations for himself and party from
former President Theodore Roosevelt and
Colonel William Jennings Bryan. The four
gentlemen will visit first at oyster Bay
and, later in the winter, at the Bryan home
at Lincoln, Neb. Mr.. Redmond and his
party will leave Queenstown on September
Is and will return, probably in January.
Upon their return they hope to have
sucured at least 100000 In America.
Caring for Tobacco Crop. Do.
The revised excise regulations in regard
to tobacco growing in Ireland are more
favorable to the industry than those pre-
viously In force. In future any grower OF
the plant possessing facilities more than
adequate for rehandling and curing his own
growth OF the crop or in combination with
| his neighbors crops, may contract with
small farmer In his own immediate neigh
borhood to grow not more than an addi-
tonal acre OF pipe tobacco, on the under
standing that he (the principal grower) is
to purchase the neighbours tobacco i'm
mediately the curing is finished by the
small grower, and afterwards deal with its
handling, and sale In bond until disposed Of
In the market as a commercial tobacco.
| IL the regulations under which the in
creased crop is grown are carried out to
the satisfaction of the officials of that SER
vice the principal grower who rehandles
and disposes OF the cured tobacco in bond
win receive bonus Of $125 per acre per an
ium, or such proportion Of this sum as the
results merit. as judged by the depart
ment's officials. , ... ...-
Potato Crop ruined.
A grave crisis indeed faces Ireland. Oh
preston is forgotten temporarily. land
lordism for the nonce is but an unpleasant
memory. The truth is that all along the
western seaboard from Belmullet to KILL
cries and as far inland as Crossmolina and
Castelar, blighting weather has ruined the
potato. crop. Unless climatic conditions
change quickly the outlook for the season 5
crop OF potatoes is extremely grave The
bheavy and continued rains accompanied by
high winds have beaten the vines to the
earth where they have rotted and died In
some of the low lying districts potato fields
anxiety also prevails for the hay and oat
crops. Fruit has also suffered excessively.
Justice Awaits Moore.
Summary justice will be dealt out Ia
Thomas Moore, the returned American who
butchered his four children with an axe in
the peaceful little village of Ballydrum
near Swinford. The police are trying 10
learn something OF Moores life in America.
He married an American girl. who accom-
panied him here Three weeks after their
arrival the wife disappeared It is said
their married life had been unhappy from
the start. Moore Is now detained in the
hospital ward of the Swinford jail. He
has shown some signs of lunacy which the
police believe, are affected
Echo of 'Oa.
The death of DIR. ]. W. AdrIen OF Drog.
heda recalls an echo of 9S. DIR. Adrien',
ap1f at oils nh