Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-09

q uecnstown, Aug. o.--According 70 a
repo ri here Archbishop Mannix was
forcibly taken from the steamer Baltic
and conveyed 10 Cherbourg. France, by
the destroyer Wivera, which did not
return 10 port with the other destroyers
which met the Baltic off Queenstown.
Penzance, England. Aug. 9-Arch-
bishop Mapnix was landed here from q
destroyer at 1.l5 O'Clock this afternoon
Il was stated he intended proceeding TO
London.
London, Aug Deep mystery con-
iinued today 10 surround the plans for the
landing Of Archbishop Mhnnix, Of Aus
tralia There was active speculation rs TO
where he would 20 ashore and whether he
was still on board the Baltic but the un-
certainty decpened AS the day proceeded,
causing the articles dealing with the sub
iect to occupy n place on the front pages
of the newspapers alongside those bear
ing u pom the Polish crisis
Dispatches from Queenstown showed
that tho Baltic stopped of that place at
midnight last night with nm escort nf de-
stroyers and il was widely believed that the
prelntc was removed from the steamer At
that time This, however. was merely specu-
lntion and the authorities were maintain
ing 81 lence.
The Baltic. passed Fishguard this fore
noon without communicating with the
shore and proceeded toward Liverpool
being due 10 enter the MerEey az 3 30
o clock this afternoon
Messages from other ports indicated they
were without information rs TO the Bpltic
and her most notable passenger.
Fishgiard, Wales. Aug Q. The steam
or Baltic from New York. with Arch
bishop Mannix, the Austral,n prclatc on
board, passed Fishguard At 80 o'clock
this morning without communicating
with the shore
Cork, Aug o All tho parishes IN
County Cork Yesterday were decorated
with the Sinn Fem c0lors, green white
and orange in honor Of Archbishop Man
nix of Australia
The American faR was literally dis
PLAYED among the decorations Virtually
the entire Catholic population wore Wei.
come badges of Sim Fem colors topped
with the purpl, of the archhishop
A few of tho ahopkecpers have taken
tho preoaution of boarding up the fronts
of their promises for fear If trouble with
the military tonight
Dublin. Aug Q The announced in
tention of the British government 10 re-
fuse Archbishop Mannix permission 20
visit Ireland Vas the subject of comment
in many Catholic pulpits IN ireland yester-
day.
Bishop Browne. at the Queenstown
tathedrnl. said
a son and priest Of this diocese IS not
allowed 10 set foot on his native soil, as
though he were an outawed criminal.
because Of his outspnken criticism of the
British government in its dealings with
Ireland
lie was coming home solely "a salute
his venerable mother and 10 meet his
friends Tonight hc will be cnfried cap
tIvcllke, past the entrance Of our hafbor
You may rest assured he knows We are
thinking of him as he e borne past and
that his Irish heart Is beating responsive
To ours
Wireless messages sent from Dublin to
Archbishop Aiannix on the steamer Baltic
on Wednesday have not been answered
This has led to expressions of belief here
that the authorities have taken steps 10
prevent communication with the steamer
Belfast, Aug 9-Thc flying Of Sim
Fem flags IA connection with 4 Mannix
IN Londonderry Yesterday
was nearly attended by bioodshed
Shots we're fred between rival factions.
the rlotlng.