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Dublin Mail Train Looted
Waterford Has Ruetien

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 WATERFORD, Ireland, Aug. 2S.-A clash occurred last nlesnt between un- armed members of the military ferces and civilians, some of the latter being Irish volunteers. There were several casualties. The armed military re- stored order
 Two Brothers Killed
 LONDON, Aug. 2s.-A dispatch to the Evening News from Cork says that John and Bartholomew Buckley, brothers, were arrested near that city recently by the military. roped back to back and placed in a military lorry.
 During the Journey John was killed the bullet passing on and lodging in his brothers shoulder. The dispatch states that the report of the incident handed to the parents read: M
 Your. son. John, in trying. to escape from military custody while on his way to Cork, was shot. He died Bartholo- mew also was wounded"
 Mayor Continues Hunger Strike
 LONDON. Aug. 2S-The condition of Terrence MacSwaeRey, lord mayor of Cork, this morning was reported to De worse at the Brixton jail, where he is on a hunger strike. Mayor MacSwee- ney spent a very restless night
 Redmond Howard, who has several times communicated with the king in behalf of the lord mayor today tele- graphed the queen at Balmoral assert ing that one of MacSweeney's lungs is affected and begging her intervention.
 The mayors wife and sister, Mary MacSweeney, visited him today The latter contradicted the report that the prison doctor was administering pro- teids to the mayor in drinking water. She added, respecting the report: T toid the doctor nothing of that sort should be done and that it was abso- luteiy against the wishes of his friends and also said that if the government wished to release my brother, it should be done before the eleventh hour" T have in my hands now a pack ct or pastiles of water of Lourd and which was sent my brother by friends. He refused to take them, saying there might be nourishment in them. He would bathe his forehead with the holy water
 Bishop cohaIan Visits Jail
 LONDON, Aug. 2S.zBishop Daniel Cohalan of Cork, accompanied by Ai- dermen DeReiste and Stockley, also of Cork, today visited Lord Mayor Mac Sweeney.
 After the visit the aldermen said
 Terrence MacSweney is calm. He said the. doctor thinks him little changed for the moment. He is thin ner and more sunken in the face The doctor adds that at any moment may come the change which will put sour sufferer beyond hope"
 King May Intervene
 GENEVA, Aug. 2S.-It is understood king George was in direct communi- cation with Premier Lloyd George at Lucerne as to the lord mayor of Cork, who is reported dying in Brixton prison, London. Results of the inter yention of the king are not known.
 The report that Sir Hamar Green wood, chief secretary for Ireland, had brought an ultimatum from the Irish administration is declared to be untrue
 Sympathetic Strike Broken NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-British | steamship lines apparently won vic tory today over the 20o0 or more long l shoremen who yesterday sought to tie up all vessels flying the British flag by strike which they declared would continue until Archbishop Mannix is ! allowed on Irish soil and Terrence ] MacSweney, lord mayor of Cork, is re- 1 leased from prison. All but one of the l big British liners scheduled to sail to- | day departed and the exception, the Cunard liner Pannonia, will leave to- morrow, officials announced. Most of the firemen on the Pannonia walked out in sympathy with the strikers. The crews of other vessels re- mained virtually intact.
 Hundreds of longshoremen who quit | yesterday returned today. Union off cials announced they deeply regretted the unexpected waIlkout coming just before new wage demands are, to be | presented.
 Work went ahead well at the Cunard line and the American and French ship piers which longshoremen desert ed yesterday. but at the White Star line docks, where the strike had it's inception, no longshoremen reported. Most of the ships were late in getting away the loading of baggage in some cases being done by the office force oi the steamship line. with passengers occasionally lending a hand
 The White Star liner Celtic departed at 2 o'clock. two hours after the de- parture of two American steamships the St. Paul and Finland. The Goth land. Belgian vessel, which longshore- men had quit loading Friday, also pulled oct