Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-10
British Armed Men Boaro
Honolulu From New York
at Queenstown
PEACE is REMOTE
Lloyd George Refuses TO Consider
Withdrawal CT Home Rule Bill
Another Ambush Reported

Dustin, Ireland, Jan. 1o.-on tht
arrival at Queenstown yesterday fron;
New York cf the American steamer
lIoRo.ulu, with cargo of provision:
on beard fer the relief of the unsm.
-rioyed of Cork, the authorities placed
an armed guard ON the vessel. Not
w1th..tandirg the protest of the cap
tain, the guard remained on the Steam
er when it preceded for Cork.
More than 100 tons of supplies fer
the sufferers from the recent fires
and disorders in Cork were shipped
on board the Honolulu, which left
New York December %. The supplies
were sent by Irish relief committees
in rhiladclphi, New York ana ether
cities.
All negotiations locking to peacs.
in ireland have been broken down, il
reports in Official circles are to be
credi.ad. Definite information IS .ack-
ing, but it is said That Premier Lloyd
George has refused to consider the
S:nn Fa:n's p.opcsal for the with !ra'r
al Of the Home Rule bill.
Officials here take gloomy view cf
the situation. The increased activity
recea..ly on the part of the military
snd Republicans in the martial law
argas Is coaz;dered as. indicating an
exss:isiea Of guerilla &;arfSrezs':
1Scnps az Derry today surreundei
the residence Of Joseph OsDoherty,
Sim Fein member Of Parliament, ami
arrested him. lie viii be irtarned. Two
previous raids ca his home were with
out result.
RAIDS or ra:e collectors, the --latest
form Of Sim Fen activity, are be-
ccm;ng Increasingly commoa. SIX are
reported in the eaauasy CT Wexford.
It Is rumarad here that Crown
forces have been rushed at Dunboyne
County Meath, cn the border of Dub
lin county. Tale dispatch adds that
the operations appear to have baen
eN.eniFd. ever wide area. from LEX
lip5.in the cast, through Celhridge.
Ataynos..h and k1crck, al AL Of whirh
places road bridges are reported to
have been destroyed. to Battprstown
in the west.
There has bcenn official confirma-
tion of the ranlss"s, as ;sE the wires
in The a:s:r:c.s concerned have oee,
cut.
The firs.. candidate pobtc,y to &C.
fer himself f;r election to the South
e,n Irish Parliament is i,c1d Decies
son-'n-lsw cf George j. Gould, and a
representative peer in the British
House Of Lords. who has written &
letter fer publication tomorrow in ths
Irish newspapers n which he admits
that the Hcme RUE act is far fron
perfect but says ut represents gift
of self government which IS ours fo!
the asking
Expressing the be,:ef that tht
Honae Ruie act can be made stu oet
ter. Lcrd Dac:es Announces his pu~
pose Of asking some Southern Irish
constituency to electhim member c
the Southern Parliament
LGrd Mayor O'Callaghan
Welcomed to New. YOrl
New icrk, Jan. l0.-Daaiel O'Cal
l,shan, Lord Mayaar cf Cark, who en
tered 'the United States az Newpor
I Nsws. Va. January 1, arrived her
Yesterday ana was greeted by crowd
of ..I-ish repub. .ic" sympath;ze.s..
Accompanying o'Calsaehsn va
Peter MacSwiney. brother of Cork
late Lord Mayor; Harry Bo.and, sec
re.sary 10 Eansonn de iale-a, and ac'
irtY Mayor GannM ana Deputy Mayo
Maac-e, .et jersey City.
Hundreds crowded into the Pennsyl
varsa Stta,ton to greet the Lord May
or. Efty paice reserves were deta;
ed to handle. the crowds. When OEa
lashan appeared from the train she
a prolonged welcome was shouted,
aco,t:n,a3 m paoe S;x)