The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
JAIL
FOR GOOD
nous in History of
Fight for Liberty
s No More.
||NHERE THE
SfBLES WERE HUNG
Kilmainham Treaty"
ed After This Well
lace of Detention.
9oM.AS EMMETT.
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= III
farch 12.-NeXt TO the ia
>fhere probably has been no
prison. especially among
HorId over. than kilnaains
|is famous place in the his
ud's fight for liberty has
r good. The historic "liil-
n.y." entered into in 1889
None and Parnell, who was
or there. was named after
4 purpcrt of the treaty
ling. WAS that wide agrarlan
II be effected by the gov
,.eIaltdi the Irish leaders iii
themselves 10 "slackcn" the
raxing. Paruell and his
~ were released from Kill
All Ireland was preparing
xhat was virtually a great
the Na,ionalists when the
r turned to sorrow by the
frsgedy. which occurred at
could be seen from the roof
.nl jaIl. Thereby hangs 4
M authen,ic-which Is
Icut a parallel.
tvincibles Were Hung.
lfmninhsni Jail that the In
rerned in the Phoenix park
confined and ultimately
:. OF these was Joe Brady.
into the conspiracy by the
Mes Carey. who afterwar1
'|upes and sent them To the
|ei- to save his own neck.
|.Ve OF his execution. Brady,
|cnt in all else, dogecdly re-
We Carey. The aged prison
.ereatly distressed. and. as
he asked a near and dearly
.Ive of Mr.. Burkc-one -of
/ the trascdy-wllo was n
|y i'm an adjoining convent,
and appeal to him. The
4 at once. but Brady still
fe, He Was q man Of pow
and he paced his cell like
as lie. denounced Carey.
lady dropped on her knees
'Ialtitude Of supplication
An Nho had taken part In
her own foster brother To
Inse conspirator and in
I,opal WAS Succc sSful. Brady
Id wept: the chaplain was
the unhappy man went
|orgivlng even Carey.
q Castle to Open
announcement has been
castle that the postponed
0I begin there In d week
IA week. the first levce
Lord Aberdeen on the
III 8. and the first draw
Idly aberdeen on The even
TI,c drawing rooms at
8Ithough retaining the tI'I-
have los, much that was
b and Tracy Of the soil.
alc from Buckingham pal
{ifionisils have lately under
Il THEY arc now courts.
lrawing rooms in the old
q name \ secoud draw
so announced Tor April Ii,
,n IN April is an innova-
\ and may prove a success.
In itself unacceptable To
|d: variety usually gets a
land. A Season in the
.er has many drawbacks.
Iqpently envied London the
It's "season. The April
Ecmed in the Irish capital,
pn OF Lord and Lady Abcr-
I< aside their private feel
" TO. fulfill d public duty is
|kted. The fact that Aprll
w the month in which the
race meeting is held at
HIu no. doubt help the at
he. season.
b OF Tourist Travel.
as to the magnitude OF the
trnm the United States
ring the holiday season are
indulgcd in. A big "in-
land. In 1910 was promised
apart. from this organized
ticip8fed In the English
communication with the
pada that the number OF
pn Touring Ireland VIII be
I'D flis year in consequence
neut In trade. both In the
| Ind. the Dominion. On the
IS said that emigration
Y tatn and the continent Of
qrica aud Canada will be
|l6ls emigration returns for
51uraSe the hope that Ire
ition. 10 the tide will be
.y in Weddings.
~ wedoiogs IS reported from,
remony taking place In the
unpel. After the function,
4S parties. Edward Clark
IcH appeared before the
Eaoe, when called upon 70
l lnterrogatories. blushed
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