The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-28
Three Killed, 90 Wounded
Result Of the First Clash
Yacht Commanded By Woman Lands
Arms and Ammunition for National
ist Volunteers, Who Fight Off Po-
lice and Coast Guard Until Fired on
By Kings Own Scottish Borderers.

DUBLIN Ireland july Associated Press by Federal Wire
Bood flowed the streets of Dublin today the result Of the
first conflict that result Of the Home Rule question
Ireland Three and dead sixty persons
the hospital result Of battalion Of the Kings Own Scot
fish Borderers firing the yesterday afternoon
Seven of the wounded including three women and boy Of ten
years, expected to die
aist Volunteers consignment Of rifles consigned
the Nationass landed Howth nine miles from Dublin
Those the land who directed the unloading Of the made
their plans carefully to guard against capture or seizure Commu
telegraph wires all travel halted the road to Dublin and the
task of sending the together with seventy thousand rounds
Of ammunition motor started 1870
News of the landing of the and ammunition reached the
proceed the consignment The troops
the outskirts Of Dublin by force Of Nationalist Vol
forces A.a,s
Surrounded by Mob t.& gfH
However shooting mob Of excited support
Of the Home Rule movement gathered surrounding the Scottish
orders and eeng the soldiers At the same time they cheered
for John Redmond and Home Rule throwing bottles and at
the soldiers whom they closing this point that
the commander the order fire. the battalion responded with
scattered fuad moving down those the front ranks Of the
mob and dispensing the Others. 56aasd I'm h
The dead taken to the while special rigs
manded to hasten the injured to the hospital
The city is being patroed TO maintain order 1t is believed that
as result Of the encounter the arms and ammunition have been
successfully concealed @## ~ #h
Woman Commanded ammunition Ship .
woman is believed to the sailing vessel
yacht from whht arms and ammunonwere landed The
Of the vessel obteraed BY being painted If the com
mandr of the craft not at least person dress
ed in womans clothing ' t"4 v, ~" .e z."%'
Thousand volunteers marched openly Dublin
the Shipment Of the of boat received
The volunteers drove off the local police and the prior
to the arrival of the boat 81 " ~ '".... @'t"
The troops after firing the mob had fight with the
mob well members Of the volunteers back to the barracks
The Lord Mayor of Dublin has letter of protest de-
carng that the ordered without his
For weeks the Naonas and around Dublin have been
equally active with the Unon of Belfast and vicinity in landing
and ammunition in preparation for the conflict which
claimed will follow the of Home Rule Ireland The
Natnats determined that the shall be force
the Ulster men are not to submit to Home Rule
The socaed provisional government force Belfast
that it prepared every within its
attempt made impose the authority of Home Rule
parliament Ulster The principles Of the Uere Unonists
as set forth in resolution
Since object only hold Ulster against home rule
lament in trust for the King and the British constitution enjon
our people to see it that all within while is
under ursdcion irrespective of class creed shall be sub
ect to the laws and have the civil and religious freedom
they enjoy We earnestly desire impress all Ulster loyal
that the which hitherto has characterized all
actions under provocaons should be maintained in carrying
out whatever forward executive consider desirable
to take of policy that the world thereby be shown
the steadstne of Ustermen when suffering for their God and
! their country. - .t-,.