The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
EAR|NG WAY FOR
MOTHER BIG BATTLE
/ Nationalists Prepare for
War by Filling Their
Strong Box.
ny THOMAS EMMETT,

Iii Gable TO The Tribune.
itRtIN. April l6.-Evcn II the next
,paI election should be held as early
las, the Nationalists will be ready
M AS soon as the results of the last
nj election became known the Ma
i1st leaders were convinced that an
rhattlc would have 10 be fought be-
-the way could be cleared for home
Y They began TO prepare for II at
4 The war chest has been steadily
4 and IL is now certain that the
3mate expenses Of the next general
rh clears up sufficiently to show
II fbe next battle will be fought,
AapeaI will be made TO America for
land assurances have been received
Twill be forthcoming. Redmond's
lon has been greatly strengthened
- recent course of events. and IL is
rble In the next parliament the
EN- faction Will not have more than
the strength IL now has.
( Paid for His Trifling.
K daughter OF woman who claims
ye been the housekeeper OF the late
'dent Garfield has Just won n suit
reach OF promise In Cork. She Is
Anp Callaghan, Knockhane, Kill
fpI. and she sued James j. Buckley,
resides at Ballyhonoen, near Blar-
Y Buckley has also lived in America.
returned to Ireland some time ago
Is5000 He bought farm and paid
Y To Miss Callaghan. She consented
larry him. but his affection cooled
The suit resulted. He was mulcted
ic sum of $500 for trifling with the
n woman's affections.
Trademark for Irish Butter,
Horace Plunkett. who is cndcavor-
10 establish national trade mark
irish butter. comes OF a family the
n centuries played no small part In
history OF Ireland. After leaving OK
he took to cattle ranching in west
america, where he spent ten years,
acquired that knowledge of practical
Ing which has since stood him in
good stead. He still possesses
property In the wild west, which
ever fails TO visit regularly once a
No man has worked harder than
Horace for the Improvement and or
zation OF Irish agriculture. II was
Fho. twenty years ago. founded the
4 Iria6l cooperative movement, En-
rising to degree. Sir Horace Plum
was among the first in this country
1de the safety bicycle. In this re-
b however he had his run OF had
having broken his leg in a fall
his machine and, just as his leg
nearly healed. meeting with another
y accident. which laid him low for
ral months and which all but cost
his life,
An Unusual Bequest.
unusual beuuest has been made by
lex Murphy of Newry. county Down.
died December 20, leaving an estate
Ie United Kingdom which amounts to
lis. After making provision for sew
legacies amounting TO G22, 900 TO va
/ Institutions. he left tho residue OF
state TO the town commissioners, or
er the Urban council of Newry. for
,urpose OF paying of the debt of the
and relieving the rates. But he
d: Inasmucb as what he might leave
paying off all other lcgacics may
hsufficient for the purpose, and las
We no confidence either In the ability
,od sense of the present Urban coun-
q II Is my will that my rcsiduary
>nal estate shall not be handed over
le board for a period OF twenty-one
5 from the date OF my death"
Illicit Still in Belfast.
ldlng premises in "A crowded quarter
Belfast. the police found an Illicit
I'm the bathroom I'm full working or
together with a quantity OF spirits.
q second stlll WAS found In alother
,. The front OF the premises was
q up as n grocer's shop,