The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
BETTING IS
CAUSE OF MISERY
Ruin Follows Those Who Follow
Horse Racing Season in
Ireland.
BY THOMAS EMMETT
!e 10 The Tribune.

Special Gable 10 The Tribune.
DUBLIN. Oct. S.-rhc laws against
betting as a business arc being enforced
throughout the country. The betting
practice has become pretty general be-
cause Of the horse racing season. The
police have been instructed TO stamp it
out, and they arc being backed up oy
the clergy and the Judiciary, AZ the
Limerick petty sessions recently, Edward
paly and John Cronin werc charged with
being concerned In street betting; u. -
O'Donnel. solicitor who appeared for the
defense, pleaded guilty on behalf of his
clients, but said Lord Derby had a bet OF
10000 to Gloo0 on his horsc and Tas
7t large. Justice j. II. Roche said street
betting was causing much ruin ana mis-
cry. \ fine WAS imposed on each man
and they received warning.
Romance Of Peeragc.
The late Viscount Avonmorc, who died
in this city recalls q romance of the
in descent from Barry Ycvcrlon. lord
chief baron OF the Irish cNchcquur. who
was made Niscount Ayonmore for his
5crNices on behalf Of the policy which
son, the fourth viscount. was defendant
in suit which occupied public attention
from 1851 to 1864 The Irish trial Of
ton for recovery OF G25a, but the real
question al Issue was whether Miss Maria
Lonsworth was the ~ifc of Major Iel-
N'FNoll pI not SllN l.du ill'sl DIN ~
Galato during the Crmean war. and sub
seducntly form of marriage was gone
through, the bridegroom himself reading
the marriage service of tho Church Of
England. IN 1851 another marriage was
Solcmnizcd. by Catholic priest. The
validity OF both marriages was disputed
the latter OH tho ground that Major Ycl-
vcrton was not member Of tho Catholic
church and. therefore. the Iranscrcssor Of
4 statute, which declared u mixed mar
riag" by a Catholic priest Illegal. The
Major Yeycrton 10 have been n Catholic.
This decision. which vas received with
popular applause. was reversed by tho
house Of lords in 1864. and Major Yclver-
tons marriage i'm June. 1868. 10 another
woman, WAS declared To be valid.
Disracli and Home Rule.
AZ recent meeting AT Letter EcnnT.
Mr.. Swift-O'Ncill declared that the late
Earl Of Beacons6eld (Boniamiu DIsra elp
rcally Iayored home rmlc. although he
generally known that DIsracli himself
was ut heart = home ruler. In 1877 Mr..
Fi"rrepoint. tn" American ambassador
had a conversation with him which he
committed To his diary. He asked Lord
EcaConsiicld If hn had any plan in refer
cucc TO the settlement OF the Irish aues-
ton. and Lord Beacousheld said he had
no perfected plan fixed. but his general
idea ws5 that If he had the power he
would give TO ireland . constitution simi-
lar 10 that which New York state or
Peunsylyania or Ohio bad,
Lived Over Century.
THOMAS Kelly, who reccntIv died at
I.UrGanhcy, County Tyrone. aged Ill, said
few days before he passed away that
he never consulted doctor. took mcdi-
cine, or was known tn be day sick. lie
was an carly riser aud q hard working
farmer who ate the plain but wholesome
food He never smoked, but took an
occasional glass Of whisky to keep out
the Could," as nc was wont TO say
At meeting of Dublin corporation.
Gerald i. HcatinSe. If years old. was
presented Ivy tho lord mayor with . tcsti-
moniai for having saved slX-ycar- old
Keith Mann from drowning.