New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-09

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with the dailies in attacking the gov
ernment's policy.
FISHGUARD, Wales, Aug. 8 rBy The
Associated Press).-The harbor master
to visit his old home The archbishop
the coast to-day received instructions
to stand by to take a passenger off the
Baltic"
Inspector Scott, Of Scotland Yard,
with an assistant, is aboard a small
steamer in the harbor here His onlv
instructions are to await further
orders
Baltic Passes Queenstown
QUEENSTOWN, Ireland, Aug. (By
The Associated Press 1t is presumed
here that the steamer Baltic has passed
Queenstown, as some of the torpedo
boat destroyers which have been on
patrol have returned to port here.
BELFAST, Aug. 8.-The flying of Sim
Fem flags in connection with a Man
nix demonstration in Londonderry to-
day was nearly attended by bloodshed.
Shots were fired between rival factions,
but troops with an armored car came
upon the scene and dispersed the dis
turbers of the peace
Nine policemen were ambuscaded at
klldorreya County Cork, to-day. Five
of them we're wounded The arms of
the policemen were taken from them.
DUBLIN, Aug. S-The announced
Intention of the British government to
refuse Archbishop Mannix permission
to visit Ireland was the subjec of COM
ment in many Catholic pulpits in Ire
land to-day. Bishop Browne, at the
Queenstown Cathedral, said:
"A son and priest Of this diocese Is
n, allowed to set foot on his native
soil, as though he were an outlawed
criminal, because of his outspoken
criticism of the British government in
its dealings with Ireland
Coming Home to Mother
He was coming home solely to salute
his venerable mother and to meet his
friends. Tonight he will be carried
captive-hke past the entrance of our
harbor. You may rest assured he
knows we are thinking of him as he is
borne past, and that his Irish heart is
beating responsive to ours
CORK, Aug. (By The Associated
Press ALI the parishes in County
Cork to-day were decorated with the
Sim Fem colors, green, white and
,
nix of Australia. The American flag
was literally displayed among the
decorations. Virtually the entire Cath
olic population wore welcome" badges
of Sim Fem colors. topped with the
purple of the archbishop.
A few of the shopkeepers took the
precaution of boarding up the fronts
of their premises in fear of trouble
with the military tonight.
The curfew hours-from 10 o'clock
in the evening until o'clock in the
morning have become hours of terror
for large portion of the population
of Cork. A heavy rainstorm gave the
people relief Saturday night, which was
expected to be an exciting one, owing
to the demonstrations which had been
arranged in connection with the stua-
ton surrounding Archbishop Mannix
For several nights previously their
slumbers were repeatedly disturbed
by firing.
Lorries Turn City
AT 10 o'clock military lorries, crowd
ed with soldiers with their rifles ready
ed with soldiers with their rifles
tour of the city. During the curfew
hours shooting frequently is heard
The official report issued daily says
the noise comes from troops being
fired on from houses or firing as re
suit of the failure of crowds to dis
perse On several occasions lOoting
has occurred during the curfew hours,
and, according TO eyewitnesses, in one
case at least, soldiers have been ar
rested by their comrades in this con-
nection. AS rule there are few wit
nesses of these events, for although
ready FOR use and with the muzzles
=, t,olJ
ers of them are advised to notify the
military before venturing out. No ex-
cuse Is accepted from those persons
found in the streets without q permit
The military authorities claim to
have received information of the inten
ton Of the republicans to inaugurate
within the next three months war
m .dwSy between this place and Pough
scale than heretofore. This informa
ton is declared to indicate that re-
cruiting for the republican brother
hoods" supposedly the brains" of the
republican army, and which carries on
its activities much more secretly than
the latter, has been more active lately,
resulting in the enrolment of large
numbers who heretofore have kept
apart from the movement.
There is no hope of defeating the
British army, which is much better
equipped, but the leaders are expected
to create SUCH state OF affairs as to
bring about international Intervention.
The Republicans, it is said, are not
overburdened with funs, money having
failed to come from America and
Canada to the amount anticipated, but
this is considered to be of small conse-
ouence, as it costs little 40 maintain
the Republican army, the neds OF which
are amply supplied by sympathizers
within the country.
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