The Record Newspaper - 18 July 1889

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credulous to-day in its childhood. it

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not

to

acumen

rather

was

cunning us;

its

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had home

in

its

limits,

humble

/Methodist

midst.

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the strange the village

persons sisterh/'whoso. for signal

f

visitors

an

far spread beyond and hundreds of to see g flocked

report

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rapper responded by imitating the number of sounds But she made. excitement of the the .good parents; reached its height when !the child made a series of noiseless with movements thumb and finger, and still a received response. Only' the delighted

mother

look,

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was

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paper nation. "

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calling

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sight

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Professor Crookes preconceptions." " further declared that for aud power the obtained responses by certainty" Miss Kate Fox of all those surpassed other mediums known to him. of to the confession, Now, according "

or Margaret, Fox, Maggie," hoax of the nineteenth contury

the

the

mischievous

who

determined

children, pious bu

fun to

give their mother

timorous exceedingly " The medium"? was

:

years

eight-

old,

her

sister

half

:

arid

year1

a

this

at

arid

began

two

of

great

t

scare." time but ."

Katea The girls

first

they

.

younger. an to a string, and this tied apipie used at tq ibump over the floor'' when all was1 arid dark, they a1.4

exactly which "would the paper been concealed by it;

'good yoiing

to

p posed

asleep. neve suspecting of a capable

riiotiier/.

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rcreatuies the strange

heard

sounds with called sbo

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heart.

fast

be;

.

s u

were

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quaking

:n

counsel would not

iri

.

who

,

testimony. to

could

studying bow keep up the

successfully of excitement so pleasantly lipple life. break ing the of village monotony The was not al ways available, apple. dark. the simp "even in the Of course to on their was lest substitute rap

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that lie

this

set the

false

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a/most

such young

for

covery

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about

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dis-

wonderful, children,

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trick

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have "

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lit,

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their

hot answer and suspicious

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them.

npou said

with

bedstead

arid;

sister

all

Kate

that discover by a of her fingers she could movement pro with knuckles noiso .the duce a certain and that we could' produce and. jo, in is with' out toes. sounds similar Finding was

lh6

first

to

,

we

with

could

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Central

the

panic attributed Lord

the

Bill

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never

reason,

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in

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them-'

year they might to do quite different the toast of lastly,

Russia

to Prince whom he is

a

;

and,

position,

world

equally Herald

far

states,

is

says

appointments

is

rough

tlie

as

to most

alluring, a

to

opposed convent,

maybe,

more

take

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to

to

may the world.

from

.

logical,

buffets,

where they

when wrong as outlook, lifein the

is

of us. The world and the combatant

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seem

a

with considerable fortune, and- all the advantages are prizes -continually all to enter con Catholic

<

—

not

is

couvent

a

who does anyone such matters would

than

of' count The Herald the Protestant M iss Drexel's

vote

negro, " the ouly sincero and that tho Russia." In the assumption been Tsar's words. have correctly and they have been published reported in the Official Messenger— the German

I

the

Drcxiel,

snid

Bill,

have

next

into

surrendering vents and monasteries,: follow in isolation Christ The number of these

Prince

for

pressing Insurance

that

thinks

Kate

heiress,

blessed

women, ;;

true it remark that obviously jess to prophesy who possible be in five hence pewer years much been considered without

very

Herald

Miss

;

thef

arisen

of

Fart

wilt be practising selfcertainly but except for the amount abnegation of tho fortune which she relinquishes, case is not Men and her singular.

Reason.

Secondly,

be

may bishopric fait accompli.

she

a

alarmist.

a

instance of startling self-abnegation. The Review Catholic on commenting " If M iss Drexel perseveres this, 6ays in her determination to nun become a

tq

on

York

Now

entrance

Philadelphia

the wind sits in fact to be mainly three speeches. First, on /the Naval Defence:

Bismarck's who, on the Workmen's thing and

e

Wipe Importers of capital registered in 1886, at the formed and Colonial-, Indian the i London, when

to

as

Better

The

resigned.

Little

new

good

as

an

him the

pledge

the

;

Europe

quarter,

Salisbury's

would

of their

theof sliape from a proceeding of Frederick TV. William for is also at a church money iri

money,-

£30,000,

largei

I

the

grit

some

Sir

desired

ouce

he has

view,

Alarms

silence

Paris

a

in

support Knutsford

opinion which have

bishop in the

Jerusalem

—

desired. to Lord

to

merely

a

the

pledge

succinctly, view that is,

or

established in

own

by

;

then

to

at;

excellence in the British position 2)ar Food the main Product Section facing the Pqnt des Invalides have entrance.by handsome kiosk erected a very largeiand display

view, Lord

questions

grave but as

-wine industry is well, The Australian show. made: represented by tlie.imposing Wine the Australian Importers: by secured the who, f having (Limited),

the

his

in

1886

in

since

orders in fact it is difficult Evangelical or Episcopalian say how any Anglican " can Protestants recognise Evangelical The result of all this orders." that is, the German Protestants want to have a It Bishop of their own. happens they

House

—

to According Government" have have Sir Hercules's

that

for

it

put Robinson's

probably

of Dr. But Dr. Blyth. Blyth the German Pro and Ritualist, testants find they can't stand Ritualism. Besides won't Bishop Blyth recognise is

resignation had Robinson been entirelv voluntary. by the fact that the

may

is

end

an

but

Church

their

;

considered

we

to

came: Prussia; consent'

If

acquiesce

Exhibition.

.

was

the

"in

faith

It

person

And to he retires Cape Colony. quote Carnarvon's words; because the are not to Government prepared

.

wooden

at

mutual

foundation Land and hand so that

having Wines

and

South

the

us the celebrated

told

—

to

the

Lord

;

Australian

It

in

and

his

my

Church."

Anglican

and

stated that

shattered

in

vintages.

Robinson

.third

aud will be brcjught Knutsford; shortly under the consideration of Government.

But1

presence.

sepulchral

Hercules

Prince

seemsjihowever, thatsomethirigimore to be heard of the affair in Prussia. The famous agreement between England

—

were not to her feet less palpable sight their deathless essences to he.' /than senses. ;And so one of the. strained factors in this of greatest religion shadows resolves itself into a negation.. himself return to us, Though Lazarus

bo

e<cellent

of

bishopric," conversion, "which says

abont he .blow,"

bringing

is

—

tricks

at midnight. graves Leaving, at the gate, she went alone, over each grave and implored that had once the; informed spirits back and give: beneath her to come their

generally attention

way

was

-and..Tthe

It

company Exhibition

the

drawing

are

impetus by

trade

of

Hercules

the among her servant and stood

of

these

in

.who

in Engluud. by this well-nigh forgotten "I never time, 'arid; says the -Cardinal,' harm heard of any good or it has ever it has done for me." done, except what

r

in sense of the policy, Imperialist Crown colonies, is henceforth retaining in and South Africa, that impossible the opposite of responsible that policy necessitates the con government tinuance of the union in one of person the of High Commissioner in offices and South Africa Governor of the

place,

out

four of 334,

rate

sister,

hereditary Throne.

part the

Anglican

first

the

tho

net at once themselves .to that concurrence views which Sir Hercules Those views have been stated

it

some

practical

they really

motived could Government

have

retained

for at

is,

wines

:

to summon up the possible of the dead, she often to do? tried spirits that she knows "it so, with the result be done." in cannot When London to the sexton she even went of a once, and gained to churchyard permission go;

the dust

the

accepted. but was.

of trade." an account of the others. with mor communicating herself totally sceptical: because her friends that,,

Space forbids tals

but

These were of exposed

firmly. number

the

Lord Knutsford Lords lately of Sir Hercules

nothing the upon

in

securely

adjustments

sampling

of

false

surface

quantity 1899:

per annum. further favourable doubtless be given to the facilities provided by the

and which

in

nnally

Africa.

chalk was forced such in a piece manner as to push one end up into its frame. Then when the performer ap he to peared simply up the slate, pick which first pressure gave it an unnoticed

all

trick,

a

was

otherwise

to

appearod of The piece

paper. beneath

.

night,

slate

so

the of

of

played "the " "

232,939

while

affair

—

1888

is

Newman has which the once "Jerusalem

important

148,404gallons .............168,188

1887

with

war

Protestants German Ritualism.

Cardinal'

—

1886

for

of newspaper n by piece to that of corresponding part,

believed

in

of

—

gallops. have been

since

the

actually the news under exami

was

the

sister

fciie

of the were company The annual. quantities

had

slate

wife

wines, imports of Australian in 1885 the-y ear previous

total

formation

36,295

Sir

the

the

Karageorgievics, to the Pretender Servian

Peter

—

the

to

will

portion upon

sheet

This

hacked"

whatever

in. my antagonism which pronounces

an

.

so

on

now,

of

details

it to be scientifically RnnRR.imiRnARR fWt

touch

even

are

oppose of scien

articles

that

.

there'

witnessed,

directly

rooted .

attest

to:

prepared and so'

extraordinary," the most firmly

that

left upon was when the slate

,

in

married

Australian

731 gallons A still

William."

The

surface.

live

for

:

England

the

:

devoted Importers (Limited) themselves to pushing and .popularising shown is (hem in the English markets, taken from the by the following figures of Board TradeParliamentary

months

a must balance realm of this but and smiles

nonght

is

/Frederick then shown

false

a

—

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thero

happiness. It was written

.After a searching claims,. inquiry these into nineteenth century miracles, Professor William Crookes was com of them: to say "The pelled phe

tears;

to

the slate. slate was bore the

message" :— come back to

following spirit " not I would world where one thousand

chose

tho Russian iri the last army T rirlcey. the "'Princess's Of Princess Helena is the -one spoken of for. the..Cesarevch,

and

Wine

The

of

one of the two / Militza, unmarried of the Prince of daughters to the Grand Duke Peter Montenegro, the Emperor's first consin Nikolaievich, and the son of that Grand Duke who was the Nicholas Commander of

large 500

demand

increase in the great the since vintages

these,

to

the

was

lifted

Ireland. The

betrothal

PrinfieFS

-

platform The a newspaper. for a piece of chalk,

on placed then called

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returned

very

ir.

of through upwards in Scotland, England,

returns

next

was.

distributed

now

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was

toast:

the:

—

quantities agencies

house.

trick

by anyone

scrutinised

.

;

so.

which

exclaimed

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and do

lecturer

!

correct

of the

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trade withEngland the company to establish through proceeded agencies out the United Kingdom for the sale of their wines. met with has The success

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unseen

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by the

—

been in the highest satisfactory, degree and the wines bottled by this company

shoe,

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off

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devout,

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objection to him

law"

and

he

that

will

it

"

is

allowed

by

welcome

"gladly

the

second

no

feet

deep

by

telegraphed, were houses

as

"

to

all observances, religious although to a church clothed with belong and maintained in a magnificent dignity are not position by the law, our rights those which the law gives us, but what

last

few

a

determine." common

straightforward

kind

a

which

sense

is

to at

pretensions

Anglicanism's

every

of

,

thousands

disaster

by such

accompanied occurred

mountain

significant vania

put

together, that there

doubt

thousand dead, victims In each of several

disaster. towns

one

only

75 corpses

course, a

building

single

more. hundred Nearly have been buried in the houses. The material loss

fall

to

The Cambria of dollars. millions and is Steel plaut Company's so believed to have been annihilated, can and the far as water destroy it,

about

is

The

seven

million.

eight

or

Railway

Pennsylvania over twenty

Company

thus

are South suffering Mineral Point, Conemough. Fork, and Woovale, Johnstown, Cambria, of about 35,000 They had a total alone Johnstown had inhabitants.

towns

It

25000.

in

situated

was

Cambria,

in the bottom of Pennsylvania, county, runs a V-shaped through which valley,

the

Conemaugh

the stream

when

time, a

full,

rocks

In

River,

circumstances

Under

stone

Eighteen Johnstown

miles

elevation

300

was

river

this

a

to

up dam

to

stone

dryshod. from

stream

the

feet

largest body in reservoir the United miles five miles It was long, two and 70 feet at the deepest part.

States.

artificial

feed

a

at the

of

the

earthquake residents

below

it

suspicion familiarity their came the disaster in the shape of

base

and to

a

sup was

overtopped

the

lowlands. A confused

the

fishing inspected

Railway only

an

it.

The

it

with but

regarded principles,

When

contempt. first

warning of

the

bursting which Creek,

was

dam

a

the

Little positive

house

highiest

visible,

told

this awful flood. horror. redoubled but the constant

of awful

broke

fires

mass

a

and

long

40

took

this

a against three-qaarters

lodged

feeet

did

It

fire.

robbing

tell

by

perished

of

of

and ears to secure fingers the jewellery The railroad them. upon men and searched the found robbers, the a with among baby's finger booty little The next minute the gold rings. were from the neigh thieves hanging

are,

floods the

says

and

trunk.

found and

a

improvised without

in

river

the

recovered burials

aro cor

man

stepped she clasped her hands "

They out, be merciful and my seven and I away,

offering

in

agony,

gone. them !

to

dear

little

left

am

is

help,

crying

as story of the calamity " driven We were by the into a garret, but the water

as as

in

piled

it

two

rows, some

insufficient,

the

relatives.

convey

as

follows awful flood followed us

(

The

there

of

the to

as

in

the

there

attention statement

the

accompanied heeded but no one also

was

that

the

paid to dam had

National Library of Australia

inch

the

roof

remain, placed

by heads

our

until

it

;

so

inch, were

would raised I

rising kept crushing against, have been death to the

my darlings some driftwood, As I Providence. one,

that

my said

boy,

little "

after'

would mo

with his away me and in towards

drift

by

be

looked

up

the

and one,

them the

trusting liberated

Mamma,

the Lord

he look

window

one

,

at

'

to ,

me

you

always forme.

care now

?"

loving the

told

mo

Will him

I saw fnco turned midst

of

my

the

digging the water top',

from lake

bed was

and

very

gave Way? witb

Coffins

rude

for

time

coffins

for

the

There family. ceremonies funeral

is

own

or

mourning. solace

in

drink.

of

The correspondent the

visited

of

scenes

describes the in river the

Times has and bend

the

the

calamity, at a certain

spectacle where

the

furnace

fiery

above Johustown came blazing Bridge About 50 barrels of whisky into view. had been washed ashore below just aud those who had lost Johnstown, sought

everything One man,

a

clerk,

solace

in

named

Woodruff,

drink.

when intoxicated, along a frantic he threw shout, over the bank into the flood himself and; to death would have been carried had been he not by the persons caught he exclaimed, below. Let me die !" when tbey rescued him : " my wife and are I have no use for children gone An hour later Woodruff was my life." reeling

with

"

seen

the ground entirely He had liquor.

on

lying

by the

come

drunk

on

cities

over never

The correspondent and stood on the bridge

before. "

adds : I went into the seething mass and looked of ruin. At the place the blackened body of a babe was seen in 14 another, —

;

at

the

dam.

the

Further until

along at

it seemed as if the place course of people had been gathered a bunch and incinerated." one

Western

in

floods

serious

Serious

floods

are

also

Canada, which

last con

into

canada.

from reported has been visited of country tract

a rainstorms, wide having been devastated. have been washed away, Several bridges and families to be rescued have had

by violent 10

miles

it houses iu boats, but does their have been lost. that any lives appear of sub We that a list understand has been the opened on scriptions London Stock Exchange in aid of the

fatal

dam

not declare

drained entirely At on daybreak

was

rising dangerously to work desperately a sluiceway which would relieve of the stream. But soon the the pouring a foot deep over men

dead.

from

hour. single the water was

forty

water

all

bury

possible of interment.

populous

of

a

Friday and

the

in

breaking

Reports that within

on

last

anxiety the stream.

down

popula

their

the

ruins

place with burning putrid down the smells. washing Moreover, of the contents of thousands the stream of "cesspools and barnyards, in addition the of decaying to multitude corpes, creates

It

and

aggregate

skulls could be counted. the bones became thicker,

waggons

Ordinary coffins

many

are

supply mak

are

which

in

will

coffins

the

as

out

houses,

.their

alone.

men

boxes

rough

been

The

and,

of

tale

;

have

that

oxpected retirements.

j

this

Pittsburg

draw

making

of his

suddenly

and

cere without continuous, without usually mourners, shallow in a long possible,

is

father

a

was

river

dead.

each journey to the The air is burdened

children swept alone." She told

her

and

hastily

the

of

hundred bodies at Johnstown

are

trench, be many

Oh Heaven My husband

all

are

as

When

ones.

seven

till

burial

Eighteen

ing of

loved forward

man

drowned they were were bodies not even pulled ashore. The lynchings amount to a good number Of dead and several wounded.

find

of her

one

and drove warning, thieves into the front of cocked revolvers,

them there

kept their

mony,

trace

shot

Hungarian

single

that

force

police

see

no

cutting

trees.

thief

fiercely,

rail

One Hungarian woman took in cash from one ÂŁ7,500 One woman's body has been diamond with jewellery upon it roll of Government bonds. An

bouring

mile

same

wretches in order

some

off

all,

One

noble, respondent, pathetic, exciting, and sometimes One father disgusting. of swam amongst the mass corpses in in order to succour the deadly stream his One utterly wretched children. stood by a muddy pool trying woman to a

saw

on

villages,

remains

men

floods.

of the

The incidents related

the

heard

road

Half-a-dozen

pestilence

and quarters, in immense the piles upon The sound of hammers is all sides the around rained and it is to a common thiug

hillsides.

shrieks

that

drowned.

an

of burying sent from

the work being stacked

them. into the

of

360,000

are

Hungarians

attacked driven

of

cities

with

subdued.

nearly that

is

now

and bodies are occasionally To drink it would cause an is conse There epidemic of typhoid. alarm in those towns. quently great The stench from all parts of the valley is and effort becoming frightful, every is made to proceed with being rapidly

gang of thieves some the booty, them steal some

one

now

found.

of the

and

spot. incidents

While

nre.

cremat

by

muddy,

dead.

river

Somehow,

in

to

attributed

is

over quarrelling farmers who had seen dead women's trinkets four were Nine escaped,

that they might cut knives, them. limbs which confined away As the flames approached some actually but thus hundreds escaped; literally water

the

much robbing

were

for

or

been

and Slavs.

their

fire

which

dead,

both but slowly smouldered, consuming the living and the dead. is It stated that nearly were 1,000 persons among the debris. Some who were uninjured

begged

dashing

upon

mutilating

has

a

down supply from the Alleghany River, which corpses and debris from the ruins are As far as 150 miles, floating. is from Johustown the water dark and

ground,

and

There

With

burn

curve

high

tne

exuuguismng that the fire

climax

the

The

Alleghany, tion of

steam

the upon

Nothing

bridge of a

not

to

ing that

which,

out.

high.

Then until,

against

may form horror.

col

group dashing about almost caught his bad the acquired

which

or

Sunday

on

a

and they were The greatest fear

the bridge lead the saw engineer the track was blocked. Leaping from the engine, he ran across the track, and ascended whence he saw the hill, the and the locomotive thunder bridge ing down the stream together.

around

church, thronged with 'refugees of its was burnt with solidity, all those who did not leap into the flood. from down Johns Wreckage, drifting town, formed

the

rear

his

o'clock

man

dead was surest the the way to ing which a otherwise prevent pestilence, would be threatened from the decaying loud of bodies. A cry indignation the protest, and the warnings of greeted science had to pass unheeded. Water continued to be poured on the flames,

throttle

aud

trees,

ten

ghastly

a

the fire engines have, according to the telegram Daily News, been water the huge of throwing upon pile bridge. burning wreckage at Johnstown A great sensation was caused by the united who protest of all the physicians to

locomotive the

other

once

night

away. Looking the signal tower,

saw

it before engine desired momentum. about held its own,

bridge.

Worst

tragedies;

dreadful

several Catholic because

and

noise

advance of ths water, it.

came

was

a

wealthy

did only Stony was late in the It damage. trifling' when Conemaugh Lake burst afternoon and swept through through its restraint, which in a resistless torrent, the valley

across

of

tale

the

in

the

on

pulled

houses, one wild

water

then away

subsides. charred beam

flood

some

was

They declared

miles

or

Since

woman.

The Yalley. the experience

or

log

what

anenueu

wave,

the

cut

of

relic

called

roar

emplpyes

dashed

cars,

leagues iii' the

of

not

the

and

the

booming

engineer the train,

back the engineer

boy

a

A

a

appears

freight tower

signal

the advancing the valley, two

to

the from

A

the

every skull

only enact

scenes

is

bodies as the

miuute,

Beneath

sudden

j

general bred

on

110

Pennsylvania

believed who that could destroy

engineers,

The

long,

by

as Pittsburg had the dam

by

broad,

railways reservoir

They

preserve.

by

to

lever,

at

disaster.

hourly

Conemaugh

of fresh

discovery of every

recorueu

flood.

deadly

the

in

ed

in

kneeling

of

outbreak

details The arriving enhance the horror of the

or parents the fright

escape awful

the

lying orders.

up

loose

from

sixteen-year-old from a rope These incidents a story epitomise athousand multiplied times, would saved

the

was

cars,

women

One

drowned.

being

provided

canal the and enlarged

planted maintained residents

wide

feet

Originally when the

top.

canal, the

monthly

1,000

about 90 feet

bridges One

of

'

at an confining, above Johnstown, of water within an

ths

was dam feet high, 20 at the

the the

ordinary could leap

good jumper

a

from

across

could

River.

Alleghany

spring bank-

running dodge

is

good canoeist and navigate

the

were

there

possible

life,

Virginia for last my woman's sad

while

illustrate

Shouting

the

roach

lost

nay

prayer.

uinmiig

visible

a

stay

night

The

easy

have

but old

their

drown

of

to

awaiting attention

and he let go in order grasp it, The wreckage with them. they were on them to a into carried tree, which climbed the women The debris carried the were tree awayj and they to

of whisky another 80,000 gallons of timber. To these 50,000,000 logs thousands of dwell have to be added losses of individual ings and the smaller farmers.

within

attitude

train

to

failed

was

;

scores

seen

the

ness

voices.

some of bridges, and several miles which were costly track of solid stone-ballasted railway has lost One firm have disappeared.

loses

saw

of

to

were

serves

swim horror-

the of

Thus,

live.

of

Could

man

bodies

inemosc

tuey of

;

mass

were woman dropped. rescued refused to be because she would not leave her two children. One his man instructed mother and wife how all seise a three should rope ; they

a

many Iron

loss

no

witnesses children drown

Here and which ropes

In

amounts

boat

no

their

thousand of their

a

iau

banks

the

fringed

which

in

and and

over

ana

floating

a

stricken

thriving writes

were

or

torrent,

this

counted.

were

there

totter

of wood

or some door, buoyant carried the furniture, along of a family, or shrieking pray The helpless benumbed by fear.

spectators

dwellings, withstood the flood. lot the torrent's along

ten-acre

one

not

I

I hours of my of God,

aud sisters. In brothers several babes were born prematurely, and the mothers have been found dead, with their to infants' their lips pressed in a first and final kiss. Children lips

the

whether

one

moved down a the valley with perpendicular Spectators say it front._ did not seem to the houses away, carry but them and dashed it leaped upon them to fragments. A rider on horse back who galloped the warning to carry to Johnstown overtaken and drowned was

is

deep the

cellar

or

ing:,

to

to

two

or

correspondent,

In

ten

are

before

15 wiil

The lake

and

in,

the

to

sleep."

plight

;

bed,

of May 31. the stories leave small

but

full,

yet

great

suddenly

so

he passed The next

This poor of hundreds of merely typical cases. In many places small of groups survivors were met with, weeping over the rubbish has 30 feet which buried

many the

of piece survivors

Pennsyl-

in

afternoon

not

for

.fifteen

a

creek

the

on

Details are of survivors, room

banks

known

was

debris. in Sometimes the fate more gave no sign of their their bodies floated frequently along, and several reached which Pittsburgh, In many instances is 92 miles below.

incidents, of an in-

pitiable

the

upon

this

mates

in Pervitin earthquake no has seen 1868, the world of such frightful magnitude,

August,

that1

And

became

instantly shapeless

lost.

lives

she

Again,

alarm,

Buildings,

am

sione,

America.

the

Since

as

in

some

train,

pebbles.

or

Floods

is

railway

like

point.

Terrible

floor.

flooded. her fate

three

was'

50 passengers within could escape. Adequate idea of the torrent's force -cannot be conveyed in words. Locomotives were swept along a

but of modern

;

fatal

in

water

bow

all gone. on earth now everything, and I shall return to my home and lay me down

on

operating

deliverance

I could darlings but they are

was

from may This is

ecclesiastics

dignified to time

the first

in

nor

;

the

as

floor,

was

later.

her office carried with her away, on the finger key of the instrument. Another proof of the awful suddeness of the calamity is found in the fact that the torrent car of swept away the rear

we

time

message saying she

a

it."

in St. Paul's for B(ut to let it remain better reasons than those assigned the Bishop would be to admit that

floated

;

his

for ever. sight the roof crashed to be rescued outside, If I could only find

moment

some their persons goods but most about hesitated upstairs the trouble. How room taking little there was for from the delay appears of a girljtelegrapher. She sent experience

man

for

prayer from my

,

no

their families in the streets,

:

"

Prove

told

water removed

some

and

Lord Coleridge has whatever to the crucifix."

a

be

would

'

young.

Fathers

way.

given there

—

.

obscure

.

Irish from an member will not at the real points issne points Lord made all too which Coleridge clear to be welcome to the admirably kind of Anglican created since lie was

immoral

set

speedily a

pound

the like

entire

dam

thunder.

by the instalment

sufferers first 4,

amounting

cans

for

in

Paris

floods,

deplorable cabled

was

to

has

over

The

1,000/.

opened

the sufferers, and the has decided cipal Council

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and a June Ameri

ou

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a lib

jfomgtt

.intercolonial Celemrantss. the Daily News.) FOREIGN. London July 10. reported body of Dervishes .

(From

T

the

yesterday has

been mentioned

towards send fur

advancing

are

been

to decided ther enforcements of British troops. The 1st Batt. of the 56th Foot and the of the 42nd Foot (The Black 2nd Batt. will stationed at Malta, Watch) now it

Egypt

there. be ordered to proceed probably Ex Mr. of the Goschen Chancellor chequer has informed the Agents- Gen for

sult

the

view

a

which

in

ments

trust

fuuds

in permitted of including purpose as

placed, for the

Mr. Goschen advises that steps should for of rendering be taken the purpose to be sued Governments liable Colonial in England.

wheat-market

The English

The

tone.

in

ing

is

continental

improv markets

the United States is firm. the Following example of England, have the Government Portuguese war to a vessel Delagoa despatched

in

Bay

connection

,iu

with

there. dispute Lieut. Wiseman

the

railway in

has

succeeded he went tribes

in the fractious routing and has captured the camp of, quest of the the and invested stronghold rebel Chief Bushiro at Pangani. Mitchell have both Smith and sent the to Sullivan, challenges champion pugilist.

The

number

total

of tenders

received loan to 340

the

cent,

at 3-| per £3,500,000 of New South Wales amounted has Lord Rosebery suggested for

Lord

Frederick

formation

initiative

of

modus operandi between the

a

for federation effecting colonies and the Mother urges the Premier (Lord invite the

colonial

purpose

Imperial

country, Salisbury to London delegates of with conferring

and

the

best union

of the

to

as

representatives about of bringing

means

the

closer

a

to for

the

Empire.

London, The

Mr.

Benzon

the

as

"Jubilee

and who was one plunger," a number of aristocratic among gamblers arrested in a raid made by the recently police upon the Field Club, wns a witness in

a

having gambling.

lost

money Tending of cross-examination

to-day course

also

the

he admitted and racing

in

£250,000 He

In

case.

stated

that he was a book, on the nature publish to and of his as a warning transactions for the benefit of the ignorant. about

to

The appeal in the Harland and Wood

of

Messrs. Orient s.s. by the Company has been dismissed The action arose Privy Council. owing to the collision which took place between the and the Garonne Iiucinda in the case

the

the has occurred between and steamers Oxus,two belong Anadyr Maritimes com ing to the Messageries

The

Aden.

near

after

tho

accident,

and

crew

were

were

engaged

the

in

Red

1888. The defence April, set up by the Orient Company was that was caused by the negligence the accident of the captain of the Lucinda, and a verdict was costs. given for them with

Sea

in

Messrs. Harland and Wood with the result stated.

this

Against

appealed, Australian 6d.

in

price

to

afford

Britain

Great

'.of

arranged of the gold

satisfactorily

alteration

to

written

the

the opinion that any industrial relief to the

expressing

masses

Dr.

has

Gladstone

attempt '

risen

M'Inerney

cannot

be

witlioutlegislative basis of exchange. still

is

the

missiug,

It is unable to trace liiin. police being believed that he has been the victim of His Fenian friends vengeance. assert

vehemently has been

declare they to expense

Clarke a

is

similar

that secure

that

there

formation basis as

of

is a

to

of

now

tenants'

exempt tlie

be

in has India, been visited with a disasterous flood caused by the overflow of the river Indus. is inunAn enormous extent of country drowned. nated and 90 people were of Lord the Knutsford, Secretary

State for the Colonies, introduced Bill the W.A. Constitution night of Lords. In proposing the House motion His Lordship stress on laid that Australian

the

Federation much Colonies

could

until accomplish of Government.

had

Government

ponsible motives

and

in

missiDg

Crimes'

league them

on

the

in

engaged

such

from

a

the

Act.

marching

next.

Dervishes in

strong

then that

that

for

there

was

the Res

selfish

retain

the view

This

the expressed fear under no

that Government Responsible anything would to exclude emigrants. happen In fact, be seen as would by Sir to the Frederick able letter Broome's the

emigrants just wanted, and would be willing

colony assist

in

He

settling.

he believed

the

effect

erial

what

were

in

stated

also

would

bill

have

the

securing

to

that mat

a

of

prosperity

the

Colony. Earl a former Carnarvon, Secretary of State for the Colonies, said he had visited that if

recently opinion

in miscarry, mischievous He tbought

the

any

as

House

Upper

which

would

either

party.

Lord

had

not

Northern separate

autonomous

The motion The second that

this

bill

more

support

House

than

the

of into

reading

commenting

the

on

says that it is remarkable should have received from sides of the all

territory

future

measure Colonial that the lines of drawn near the settled districts, in the east and

dispositions.

are

force

roportcd towards

National Library of Australia

Melbourne,

sufficient

the

recent

caution collision

Marine Giffard

July enquiry

11.

was

the

to

bo

Wady

and Cape Verde, and, moreerror a over, that he committed great in the Iolanthe to her anchor bringing so dark age at such speed during The license has been pilot's suspended for a year, and he has been ordered to pay the costs of the enquiry, night.

amounting

next

to £52

10s.

she his

tidings that of

be,.

Yesterday enacted at ticulars a

will

hear

of

fit

to of

to Slater his bed.

"leave A

a

in

burglar

as

£1

and

their

the

offence

same

The

reported

stranded

near

which

Victor,

Cape

the

damage. 11.

July Minister

positively day for the mails

also

states

from that

to fix agree Agents-General the day of departure it as that all the colonies will probable in with the arrangement. In the action by Mr. Ferry brought

Wednesday is fall

against

being for

for

Tattersalls of guilty has

been

the

Yesterday footballers

given

posting malpractices for the plaintiff

a

North

The

official

of

12. into the

between has Sardomene

and ships Vision the result cluded ; master of the latter

the

his

was

certificate

the

held

was

the

for

responsible

con

that

being vessel

as

casualty, return

announced

is

Learmouth, of the Western district.

one

of

The steamer same

Newcastle

still

is

Afghan

in

near water, It has

wharf.

12.

July

of

Out

of

six

hundred

typhoid during

and

admitted the past

the the been

nineteen into the

fortnight deaths are reported. the Trades and Labour Yesterday for Council the discussed proposal San Francisco Mail the extending which a resolution contract, during was the against passed protesting line of Government subsidising any mail tinctly

steamers

provided

unless

the

against

dis contract Asiatic labour

was

is brisk, Brokens ruling high. Junction's 55s. to 57s. £40; Centrals 90s. ; Block 14, £6 3s.

and

are

Melbourne, the

Thompson Manager at the

from

are

6d.

Bank in

arrived

Adelaide yesterday, the He police.

of

;

13.

July

defaulting

Yarraglen,

custody

in was

met

at station by his Spencer-street with whom he chatted wife, freely, and he afterwards made a long state Mr. ment to the Greenlaw, General of the Bank which is now manager embezzlement. charging him with

John

Yesterday the

in

of

jeweller,

Wright,

fined

was

Ballarat, double

a

equal to

sum

amount

of for duty, of jewellery valued R.M.S. Arcadia. strike took place

a parcel smuggling at £400, from the

Sydney, A

clerk

counter

General's

in named

Office,

has been stone, of embezzling the -alleged prisoner The court

July 13. Registrar

the

the

on

amount

moneys, The £6,000.

being

married. recently him for a week.

only remanded market

The week's mine amounted at

yield

charge

Government

was

share

IJiddle-

.Hugh

arrested

Adelaide,

the

under

position,

Mr.

of the pioneers

Sydney,

Poove

instantaneously. The share market

The

death

train

a

killed

ed to him.

The William

Charles

and

by

over

rising.

collision

a

yesterday

run

July

investigation

the

consequently

are

in of

are

affray

a Yesterday among at boot employees Massey's to the firm the owing factory, altering scale of wages, to the rules of contrary the Bootmakers' Union.

Melbourne

the Adelaides. 14's and Block

circumstances

the

evening. named

man

Seas, treacherous in the New being a French

fifty

beat

Melbourne, cause

as

costs.

and

£250

turf

him

A

South

description. arrived at Rockliampton to the districts inland

visit

Melbourne

of from

cable

a

English cable

The

Adelaide. if the

has and

right

no

the

as

Thursday of

all

authorities

postal

been

Direction,

Island Thursday sustained reports having Adelaide, The Hon. J. H. Gordon, has received Education,

his

yesterday

12.

arrived

another natives

with

revolting Mr. Dillon

prices

was

having

as

passed

departure

the victim The

from

recently

declining

by

of

Port

own

drinking

has

the

murder

copra connection

mine.

in

cruise of

most

Bulli

a

news

matches in having in while a working the

his

July

Hector

bringing

the trader.

have absconded. Brisbane, July 11.

steamer

the Loudon

Brisbane, The brigantine

Hebrides,

for having a miner, pipe and matches in his pocket while at work in fined £2 and costs. the same mine, was Some who were summoned for others

he

attempt

to-morrow.

resumed

for

possession portion

gassey Another

it

from

costs

son.

frus

the mine, which is now explore believed to be without danger for such and it is that the probable purposes, work of endeavouring to unearth the bodies of the entombed miners will be

week, unable to

special meeting of the Executive tor the has been summoned tor to-day, with con matters purpose of dealing of the new loan. cerning the floating four miners were fined Yesterday

his was

past. careful of inspections by the mining colliery is considered safe to now

a

still

being

the

of

to take been

had time

his

afterwards

an

made

After Glebe

the

murdered

also

was

for some several

heavily

was tragedy from the par a appeared that while in Hunter,

and

and

Hunter

life.

the

during

take the life determination

subsequently

Both

Stephens. for remanded

were

prisoners

owing

arrest

Judge

terrible

a

his

trated,

further

house

violently

Glebe,

to

this

officials,

attempting

on Tuesday, to rob the attempting of The Queensland.

daughter

In

him been

body having

Tommy Scielery

Laidley,

it to hand named William of drunkenness,

little

and Yesterday George Digman were before George Johnston brought the Police-court shooting charged with the latter was while Constable Slater

hospitals sixty-seven

a

resisted

found.

cases

ships

Bank

culprit arrest.

attempted

the will

at

Royal

has suddenly disappeared, embezzling £40 from his employer and of the from the funds £200 Loyal ofDruids. Before leaving Lodge a note Melbourne Larnach posted addressed to his wife, which states that

has

wanting in connection with

between

abscess.

an

named

Cingalese, arrested with charged was

having

ascertained that the water runs into the \ essel as fast as it is pumped out, and that the diver he has failed reports to discover the caused breach which the vessel to sink.

INTERCOLONIAL.

The Court of found that Pilot

A

an

man,

not

any It also advocates should be separation of the limits present

in

was

Junctions

to.

other

the

second

verdict

urge

A young man named Henry Larnach, clerk in the employ of Mr. Matthews, a shoe and slipper manu the well-known

Northern

the Continent not be divided

has.

reserving north for

death

Office before whether the

colonies.

for

agreed Times in reading

of

of

the

the

Australia

then

to

question and said that it Australia could

govern Colonial have to decide

and

portion should

was

and

the

discussed

by

as one of wilful up some or person against persons unknown, the jury added a rider stat an error ing that Dr. Figg committed the cause of of judgment in certifying

com

to,

caused The

been

deceased

murder

verdict

permanently

Territory, would long

the

satisfaction

give

colonization, that South

evident

was

than

been agreed

not

Derby

Australian

to allowed have a would

Australia. regards it would to be wiser accept of either nominated or a

which

promise

of

was

was

it

way,

effect

principle elective

an

and

Australia, the Bill

Iolanthe

12. London, July has expressed his Charles Russell of closing Mr. Parnell's case intention before the Commission on Statutory The

was

He

to

themselves. Colony among he combated and strongly opinion

but

desired, there

was

order

all

necessary tha

to the arguments length used to the effect that people of W.A. wanted

at

been the

reason

a

to

uniformity referred

the

which

preliminary Australian not

last

into the

to

self-Governraent Colonies was

argument

in

Sir

Friday

quiet.

;

to

supposed

is

£31

at

quoted

is copper Business per The Scinde district,

too.

has

that

peritonitis,

and it was resolved upon, the Government to Imperial on the grant autonomy to that colony lines asked for by its inhabitants. to

connection

in Hill

effect

touched

facturer,

China

and

Japan

bar

Chili 10s.

and conspiracy will no they spare the assassins. Dr.

manner.

Mr. 'Darnell

operation

belief

their foul

some

her passengers Both vessels

trades.

quarter.

per Mr.

press

has

wheat

sunk

Anadyr

but saved.

.

v.

the

in

the

to

operation. entered

been

resigned

command

held enquiry death of Mrs.

recorded, died from illegal

as Commons, Maryleborne,

for a

the

as

collision

Times

11.

July

known

of

member taking

will

on board the vessel employed with the service. engaged in connection of the Council the During the sitting of question granting Responsible Government to Western Australia was

being

goods, Arcadia been landed from the R.M.S. without The parcel payment of duty. at £400. is valued verdict of the jury in the The coronial with the

present

stated,

Broome

House

the

his

to

pany,

sec

is

of Western Australia. Beresford has Charles

Governor

navy. A

Act,

colonial

Sir

.

urities.

.

succeed

owing

be

may

Hardy's

is

the

William Robinson, it Governor of Trinidad, Sir

seat in Conservative

that con he will Cojonies with Judges during the recess the list of invest to widening

Governor

of Victoria.

his

the

eral

the probable

as

;

As

,

customs have seized, at Ballarat, of jewellery gems and other which were discovered to have

The

quantity

a

is

the

at

run

to

Block

July brisk. Broken

still

120,408

14

mine

13.

Hill

ounces;

14,724

was

ounces.

A waited the

of

deputation upon purpose

the

the

Mayor

unemployed yesterday,

for

of a convening public to consider con the present meeting dition of the labour market and ITis Worship assented to their request.

Mr. was

John Dillon's a

history.

in Hobnrt reception striking example of the irony of Thither years forty ago

Smith-O'Brien, and Meagher, as

convicts.

Mitchel,

O'Doherty Now

the

were

heritor

Martin, shipped of their

escorted by a guard of honour formed of the mounted police, and is received by the Mayor in his robes of office, who reads an address in the name over of the city which ho cause

enters,

rules,

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of

is

successof

ARCADE

AND

CO.

(Limited). under

To be registered

Companies'

"

Joint

The

Stock

1S58."

Ordinance,

it

for Maikets

the

to the to draw attention of this class in other cen that in is well knowii every city and invariably pro indispensable

superfluous Markets

tres.

fitable There

SPIBIT,

WINE,

the

MARKET

PERTH

f WHOLESALE

It

PROSPECTUS

COMPANY

&

TOLLEY

are as

well will of

expenses

Capital In

25,000 follows

the

Applications annexed

2s Gd per Share on ap 2s Gd per Share on allotment, Share balance in calls of Is per at intervals of not less than one month.

Payable

as

Provisional Dr. Geo.

B

O

D

N

E

WAREHOUSEMEN

D

Randell, Hammond,

C. H.

mond Geo. E.

FREMANTLE,

PACKENHAM-STREET,

A.

much

HAYE have

in

announcing

ENTIRE

S I OGK

pleasure the

purchased

of

J.

who

& CO.,

WILSON

Gr.

Rason,

tliei

and that

ness,

Mr.

Gr.

he

Company, which

of the

Service

has

Mayor M.L.C.

the

above the

in

fall

Occupation

Sckymgouk, Law, Esq.

National

the

Address.

Esq.

:

Bank

Messrs.

Australasia

of

:

and

James

Leaice,

Architect

in

represent

Mr.

Kidson.

PIOlffiRClMRIAflE WORKS,

:

Talbot

J.

Hobbs.

Manager

temX

(pro.

HAY

'

PERTH.

STREET

Maley.

of

W.

Mr.

BURNET,

Gr.

to

represent

Brokers W.

Messrs.

all

VEHICLES hand and made

:

H. Neelands

&

Company

heretofore.

as

The

on

description order.

to

Co, done

UNDERTAKING

the

£

sum

busi

re-entered

continue

and

Company

herewith

Name

Esq.

Mr. Wesley

will

Limited.

and I upon application, deposit less agree to accept the same, or any to me, number that be alloted may the Articles of Associa and to sign when to do so called upon tion,

Fremantle.

of

Perth

the

being

Samson, Esq.

and Fremantle.

Perth

hereby

of

Arcade Company, make application for

Shares in hand you

Ham

Symon,

Esq.,

Bankers

will

in

Messrs.

relinquishing

WILSON

I

M.L.C.

Esq.,

Solicitors

J.

and

:

Esq.,

Lehmann,

Geo. R. O.

The

are

Pabk,

viz.,

APPLICALION.

OF

Management

the

Market of Perth.

Mayor

Esq. (of Hubble, Esq.

&

Solomon,

C. H. W. F.

that

Directors

M.L.C.,

Scott,

but the

Shares, to pay

be

the floating Company, and brokerage. registration, must be made for Shares form

FORM To

AND

Promoters' required

no

—

:

plication, and the

MERCHANTS,

GrENEBAL

£12,500, Shares of 10s. each.

popular.

will

Company

advertising,

A ND

as

be

of this

follows:

object Company are situated purchase that centrally proper McGlew's known as Foundry to erect ty, the premises all for on necessary buildings a Public Auction Rooms, use as Market, and Cellars to construct an Refrigerating as

To

shortest able

in the

and

notice

at moderate

manner

the

on

most

respect

chaiges.

;

Limited.

CO.,

and

Arcade, street

and

property and others. It

Manager.

DIAMOND,

J.

Mo

OHH

0

the

Y

E E B

L

J

MERCHANT IMPORTER.

SPIRIT

j.

Sale Rooms Fremantle.

aud

Offices

Stree,

Warehouses Bonded Essex Street.

Directly

better

Assurance

Alliance

and

Beers,

Co.

Good

For

Wm.

(Limited)

Beers,

Bulk

in

Sugar,

and Colonial

has for

FREMANTLE.

—

jarrah,

Also,

Road,

Hill,

Hampton Beacons-

From

jp

and Children Free.

Skates

in

usually authorities. made been

The

evenings.

Admission,

L

Skates

select

Skates

3

No.

300.

apply to GIBNBY. t M.

Dec. 19,

National Library of Australia

Is.

MORNING.

SATURDAY Gala

Prize

and

land

is

plan,

Professor

Skates

on

Roberto.

ALLUM,

from

15s.

Manager.

and DISCOUNT Co., LOAN and Mackie streets Corner of Pitt Office). Printing (near Government V GUILFOYLE, JNO.

Manager. 4.

as

goods

and

been

of

for

to whole

as

be drawn

soon

is

whole as the subscribed.

the

of

OF LAND (1£ acr;e railway Freehold), adjoining and road at North Fremantle, a substan on which is erected the 4-roomed tial cottage ; whole worth £765. BLOCK

1st Prize—

2nd Prize

Winner

—

to

to

select

value

of

£25. 3rd

Prize

saddle,

Pony,

—

the

value

&c.,

£10.

have kindly of gentlemen A committee to conduct the drawing. consented Each purchaser of a hook of 20 tickets with a will be presented Complimentary Ticket FREE.

£5,500 £5,500

fr

£800

KP

:

SPECULATION.

FIDE

BONA

per

—

...

as

money

this

selected

buildings,

800

TIo?STS

s800

1889.

UNION,

ART

MONSTER

To

belonging

being

JJEAD1NG JJOOM.

JJAILWAY

so

the of V 7 and Y 8, and is offer to the Company, by the of Five thousand five the sum the (£5,500), reserving

construction follows

as

only

with

to the

£1,500

the

Fund,

10s-

OF

ON VENT

and

a

ings will yield affairs Company's The Revenue estimated Gs.

thus and

per

£11, 000 of the Company credit the property being free

ST.

JOSEPH,

in connection expenses will of the be the salaries and build Caretaker, as the the a from the start return should derivable Rent

:—

at

Spaces £37

week,

smoothly.

run

from is leasing from 125 Stalls, of the minimum rate

equal to £1,950

10s.,

per

annum.

the

will Market

ing

Chambers

and

by

for

dend

of

Fisli,

storing considerable

advertising. The profits should yield

from

yet accepted the bhares

spaces

cte.,

for

all

sources, therefore, at least sufficient to pay a divi from twenty per cent, per annum, and as the rentals have been

construction been

Meat,

wall

beginning, at a ridiculously placed much higher dividends may The

of the

arranged on

the

Company's

be received by the to 4 o'clock of p.m., 15th 1889, THURSDAY, August, to from contract for persons willing to the erection of the walls, according the above of Convent. specifications, stones and The Contractor finding Committee the Building finding bricks, will

figure, he expected.

Buildings but

for,

basis

low

of

a

Architect,

have been applied

Tenders

plan prepared as

for.

soon

cation The

as

not be

may be seen, specifications on obtained, appli particulars to Mr. James Bonsor. does not bind itself Committee ancl

to accept and will responsible ance and

or the lowest any tender, the guarantee of two require for the due perform sureties of the Contract. fulfilment

JOHN

very has will

up

undersigned,

cartage. Plans and full

lo this large income, substantial be derived from leasing portions for Auction Rooms, Refrigerat

utilising

NOTICE. TENDERS

working

Market

tlic

E.

July

PERTH.

than

buyers. has existed

Market,

a

has

Society, Grants

a Reserve encumbrances.

of

Sale

addressed

NORTITAM.

revenue

MUSIC.

By

be

to

HAY-STREET

2nd

num

under placed for Promoters, hundred pounds of over of Lot carriage-way portion right V S, leaving a new street '1-1 feet wide. on The purchase of proposed expenditure

In addition

Children.

'for

for

which is

Town

Shops,

EVERY

their

known

property

The Is.

requis

now

city

No in Perth

purpose

original

as

Is.

letters

business

WIMBRIDGE, WORKS. CARRIAGE PIONEER

investment has been left for profitable enterprise. private and an Arcade will connect A thoroughfare with and Murray-street Wellington-street, the thus a divert the traffic right through the Railway Station. Market from

of

Wednesday,

and

done

premises.

L.

ob

of any kind, seeing Markets elsewhere, first Civic care of the has provision, however,

other the

are

vend

search for Perth

a

every

Leaving

i Location,

singular without

that

of the

that Market

is

Manager

Monday

to

6d.,

Is.

3

the

now

selection of hawker's

Buildings

6d.

length Perth.

to—

recourse

system

visits

Land

"PERTH

Wellington For particulars Perth,

equal

no

Admission,

Pm-

Busseltoo,

A

3

8 to 10. Admission,

FRANK S

Ladies

Skates and

APPLICATION,

OR

has

OPEN.

5.

to

2.30

From

on Allotments NOTE. Building from £21 ; Perth, sale in Fremantle, £10. 230 ; Claremont,

TERMS

ation

EVENING.

Packenham, and Leah,

Swanbourne, John, Ellen,

ON

a

the

6d. Admission AFTERNOON.

only.

Dyer, Douro,

Charles,

Claremout, and Derby.

field,

and situ

MORNING.

Streets. Lincoln Tuckfield,

Preston

Hotel,

10 to 12, for

From

Road. Richmond,

Guildford the Colony.

NOW

WITH

George,

Streets.

attentive

an

comfort,

quietness,

sale

private

and

and

Stabling

pERTH pALACE JINK

in

Hampton

spirits

Wines,

in stook.

kept

be

may rates to

carts. others will be allotted spaces in the market, and will be

vehicles

Oddfellows'

PROPERTIES, FREEHOLD BUILDINGS WITHOUT AND THEREON,

Mary, South,

in

Oilman's Stores, Produce.

Murray, PERTH.— Newcastle,

of

for

better position house-to-house

It

brands

best

MoCLEERY.

JOHN

Garden

the

Sale.

on

Teas,

and Co.'s and Bottle,

Younger

Messrs.

a

by

Ostler.

MARINE.

AND

LIFE,

FIRE,

the

Only

possible without

All

place

a

and

their

long

Australia

Agency,

Australian

for

Convenience Visitors.

A

any of

part

felt

long

a

commodity

hawking

opportunity

Hawkers for in

Every

supply Colony.

the

on

at

any

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the

national the on which itself

power trad© and prosperity

Any

legislation

tempt,

by

life,

entire

to

is

an

is

less

capable

imitation

a

is

customs

of

painful

being

thoroughly kin of

their savage the wilds this in mind, Ave Bearing well ask ourselves whether may on the of our natives expiration their of apprenticeship, period which had during they daily the will of another done receiAred their without question, and food at the hand of another, civilized

who Africa.

a

comprising producing

still

than are inhabit

and

Avitliout slept would be fit side by side to take their places with their white fellow subjects, and fight the battle of life unaided, and profit to them and with credit Reason and selves. experience us to hope that alike forbid they forth from would. They would come ate, a

based the of the country. would at which were

stroke of the pen, of slaves independent and thus revolu their owners, which for relations tionize the subsisted be had generations Avould have done tween thein, to both a manifest parties. wrong the whites It would have deprived and obtainable, of the only labour have at time would the same

himself his forms and

to

burlesque clearly apparent his to inability comprehend its real Some men benefits. thoughtful hold that the descendants of the freed slaves of America are, to-day,

the

a

render

:

care

their and are,

!

|

drank, for the

servitude, hopeless. even

morrow,

aimless, helpless As uoav they in their Avildest

more we hold, they offer, to the encouragement philauthe who would undertake thropist

state,

Dun

atheit

auti visited

The rev. gentleman to the city to-day.

General Jarrahdale is

expected

last to

week. return

A Brigade of the parade Perth, Fremantle and Guildford Volunteers was held at Bullen's on last. Saturday On Saturday last His Lordship the Bishop to from returned Perth the Eastern where he had been on a short Districts, visit.

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Much interest is felt in the eight being hours' contest which go-as you-please Hall takes place in the Fremantle Town

Saturday

next.

Next Men's

the Catholic Wednesday Young two hours' walking match Society's Hall. The will take place in St. Patrick's entries will be found in another column. At 8 o'clock the contest is topunctually begin. Mr. G. W. Leaice has been appointed Puisne of the Supreme acting Judge Court. The position of Police Magistrate of Perth, vacated by Mr. Leake's temporary is filled promotion, being by Mr. James Cowan. For,

to dissuade a girl from attempting evidence in the case of robbery giving with violence before the Supreme recently Court in its criminal a man sittings, named Alexander was Bailey adjudged of contempt of Court and sentenced guilty three months' to imprisonment by His Honor Chief J ustice Stone. Acting

the trial of the case On Monday next in Wood v Commissioner of Railways, which the plaintiff claims £5,000 damages, in the will be commenced Supreme it will Court. The plaintiff, be remember run over ed, was by a locomotive engine four three or on the Eastern Railway, Now his months and lost a ago, leg. Government object is to obtain from the for the injury he some compensation received. met with Doan of Perth Anglican It accident on Tuesday morning. in his carriage that he Avas driving appears the vehicle when the animal attached to a rushed with it violently against of the a verandah, destroying portion rev. structure. the very Fortunately no of the carriage sustained occupant as a result of the mishap. injury

The an

the

of the of civilization which makes

reflection

assumption

him

who instances When left

obtains that in

instincts

earned one

In the West erroneous one. very must he remembered, it Indies, institution of long an was slavery been estab and had standing, and fostered lished by the law. a During its continuance peculiar had grown of affairs condition up. had become a fixed element within

it

put

of his nature, and of being reputation in exceptional only his childhood. outgrows

manly

at

Judging

bar to all real progress. an has left impress upon the character of the American which time has not effaced. negro all and It has weakened the strong

assumption

things

little

depend

occupiers facilitate their or

effectual

graspwell-meant and bearings, estimate our the results,

the

of distinct owners

Slavery

with parallel time existed

quite

West

to

—

JULY. 18.—

21.

dently, that here which

position upon the stations"

will of to advance civilization. from the lessons of history, be feared that it would

would of it to practice reduction to the setting be equivalent up in of of a mild form our midst The undoubted sugges slavery. Indian tion that the West system should be of apprenticeship evi in this country is,

of

orders executed and and dispatch,

—

of

a

ence

thoroughly Parry's

"

in

Slavery

printing.

All

have

we

Bishop

will

Straw-boards,

Large

—

Correspon Graphite with Envelopes.

dence Cards, " In Emblematical and folding. plain including

Elderslie

s.s. per Gent's,

getic had never been by illspoiled advised It legislative coddling. be seriously questioned, too, may the placing of the blacks whether

he

prelate

the

create in law, a West colony of things. One of the apparently,

it nor, being relinquish ; it after relinquish they be fit to enter with their ener competition and self-reliant fellows who

into

Jb

on

our

objects,

Hoc

a

to compelled long use, would

to

philanthropic for it. reponsible

one

unavoid of operation

willingly

carry

lead would sincerely

adopted

etc.

Inks,

received and Ladies'

and

Bronze,

Silver,

Just

Large

Cart

Memos.,

to

to

relations of the set up artificial the white man would have kind, to a great become extent depen black. dent upon the No body of men who had enjoyed the unfair of free labour would advantage

we

more

no

od are

Heads,

attempt would

cost

to

emphatic reproba convinced that are

which

by

by

than who

and

GENERAL

Mill

it.

deplored

NEWSPAPER

Bill

We

consequences

per quarter.

Eje

our

by

a

scheme is to beget apprenticeship a of depend in the natives sense white It ence their masters. upon to be overlooked, in seems that, the meantime, by a just retribution follows which surely every attempt

does not outlined, fairly itself to our Commend judgment. is it from So far, doing indeed, to constrained that feel so we express tion of

the

of

present

though,

briefly,

the

well-ascertained certain parts of condition Indian

trust,

GERALDTON.

Entrance Children

at

natives

thus

have

we

SISTERS

adult

the

and

ably

over be handed permanently, to the a term of for years, natives themselves the latter, no voice in the allowed being natives shall matter that the ; no for their receive wages money no shall have and services, their labours remuneration for ee and other food, clothing, except which The scheme allowances."

to

6

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of

he the for

can

show

to

sought at such It would, in fact,

remove.

are,

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forward

Indians

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0

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work Protec

these (Aborigines and Pearl-shell Fisheries) of and the present condition Acts Here he enters into the natives." do not we details into which some

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labour of ciArilizing them. Surely, the veriest rudely provi savage, accustomed dent, self-sufficing, to own wants and to his supply stand in his own is more defence, under to likely training proper become a useful citizen of a free than is the spiritless and country, emasculated would creature which be produced by the apprenticeship system.

in to a published telegram Australian issue of the West yesterday's Mr. Gordon Shaw, one of the proprietors in the Murcliison of the Evilla station, under arrest for has been placed district, and is an woman outrage upon a native to his down to Geraldton now on way It so the take his trial. is alleged set two states that Shaw telegram hounds and that upon the woman, they her to death. nearly worried According

,

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—

the Fre Clifton, commanding mantle Rifle is advertising Volunteers, Fremantle men to the for forty join intent Rifles. is evidently Capt. Clifton to his corps, on adding another company no doubt we shall soon hear the and Fremantle red coats spoken of as the behoves Fremantle Rifle It Regiment. to tlieir the Rifles to look Metropolitan laurels which is also the the City corps, not allow senior should one, certainly themselves to be outnumbered by any in the colony. other corps Cai'T.

—

ST.

which Court for fortnight the concluded trial of criminal cases was and on Edward Pettit last. Thursday whom stood a David Gordon, against but with violence, joint charge of robbery

The

session

opened

on

of

last

the

Supreme Wednesday

the jury to whose empannelled to guilt discharged try them could not agree, were into from their entering custody upon of their own £25 each to recognizances at criminal sessions to the next appear which might be to indictment any plead laid tlieni against by the Crown. George found of assaulting, guilty Friedburg, and a Chinaman, illtreating beating lxim grievous thereby bodily occasioning sentenced to two hard harm, was years' labour. as

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An effort is being made to form a company of purchasing for the purpose a piece of land in the colony and erecting thereon a Flour Mill with the Holler complete, most The provisional improyed machinery. who comprise directors, thorough business are W. H. men, Venn, Esq., M.L.C., 0. Harper, M.L.C., Rason, Esq., M.L.C. H. J. Esq., Monger,

Morrison,

Esq., 0. H.

M.L.C., Esq., 0. G. Millar, We wish Esq., and E. T. Hooley, Esq. to those success who have set gentlemen themselves to out the carrying of this laudable to say the It will, undertaking. be a magnificent for the least, thing of West Australia if farming community to achieve they have the good fortuue their end. Notice to correspondents —An esteem ed Geraldton sends us an correspondent account of a pic-nic held recently in con Schools nection with the Catholic in his town. We are to him for his grateful in our However, thoughtfulness regard. we had received a report of the pic-nic from

an

occasional

corresnondent

.

"

"

—

Southern Advertiser in a recent issue, , which has been received a letter publishes G. Heinzman of Albany from a by Mr. Mr. Hamdorf of South Australia who of some time ago paid a visit inspection to the agricultural districts of this colony. In the letter referred Hamdorf to, Mr. two German farmers from that says Yorke's are Minlaton, Peninsula, coming over to West Australia in the beginning to take them of J uly up land and settle that he selves on the soil. He also states has been invited by the German residents to give of Tanunda and Lyndoch valley town in the them a lecture in each German on West Australia, and language to accede to the that he has consented Hamdorf likewise informs Mr. request. the to whom he writes of the gentleman intention of Pastor Kaibel, of Apilla," to to all his come over the colony with and forty between congregation, thirty will follow families, who agricultural The

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pursuits. on the advent of following, bearing AusGovernment in West Responsible Illustrated in the tralia, appears Australian JSFeivs and Musical Times of " of 1st The establishment July Government in Western Responsible Australia is complicated by the being issues which have been raised respecting control and disposal of the public the lands. The debate which has taken place in the House of Commons on the subject how much of colonial shows ignorance minds of conditions remains in the There to Imperial legislators. appears of the that the first be an impression act small handful of people now in possession will bo to sub of this enormous territory divide the whole of the lands among themselves. Such an idea is so absurd that it scarcely comes intrinsically within the limit of reasonable argument. feasible, Supposing such a scheme were benefit would be what by the gained areas of of huge possession undeveloped not ? Millions of acres would territory enrich a man if there were no means of account. We them to profitable turning as well conceive a plan for the sub may division of land in some distant planet. in Melbourne at the present An acre time is probably of greater saleable value than whole of the extensive acres over the such a bother is which raised. being Besides the remedy is easy. The Crown still retain its of veto on will power and any attempt at unwise legislation, land thus be wholesale may grabbing check-mated. But does effectually in Australia show that there experience source? We is any danger from this think not. been There, doubtless, has, of the in reckless alienation lands public but all the colonies, this has arisen chiefly from the desire to force settlement beyond Liberal its natural induce growth. to ments have been held out encourage until one after colony the immigration to abandon a other has been compelled which lias strained its digestive policy bounds. capacity beyond the legitimate in this Queensland has persevered longest of assisted course and suspended its plan —

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From

our

own

Correspondent.

visited His Lordship Dr. Gibney York and stayed at the presbytery for a few week. He left here days last on for Perth. Saturday The Very Rev. Fr. Gibney paid

is

it

of Fr. It

the have a re

Gibney

are

said,

effect.

good

to

likely

that

expected who heretofore persons only the paper are about to be borrowed come constant subscribers. A football match between men of the young Newcastle and our York champions" came off on The York men Saturday. is

several

"

victorious.

were

The

Western

Australian on the

shortly

to be opened

once

the

William

Says the Court

was

of

property

Bank

is

premises, the late

Kett.

"At the York Monday Mrs. Bowron on remand up charged

Chronicle

Police

:

on

brought nlfinincr

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Dear Mr. We are going to Editor, take of the kind advantage permission us some time since of sending you gave account now and then an of our you town school in the beautiful little doings we must thank of Northam and first to kindness in allowing us you for your take up your valuable time. You must that we have been for know, Mr. Editor, some time His expecting Lordship Dr. we have had this Well, Gibney to.visitus. at last. His looked for long pleasure here by train last Friday Lordship arrived was we no As it late, evening. gave but we all arranged then public reception at 3 to meet him last Saturday afternoon o'clock. Messrs. Atkinson, Goodman, other and several Kilgallon gentlemen had erected a pretty triumphal .arch, with motto "cead mille failthe" in the scarlet decorated white letters on cloth, with green silk shamrocks across the top. There two also were flags flying grace in the breeze from either side of the fully arch one was the Union Jack of Old England, and the other the green flag of Erin's ornamented with the Irish Isle, and on one side the words "Erin harp; and on the other the words of go Bragli," Our kind teachers, the Sisters the motto. in of St. had us all arranged Joseph, the boys on one side and the girls order, One little Miss Maud on the other. girl, Goodman, was chosen to read the address. She read it in a very clear and distinct —

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The case being concluded as Way to evidence the Magistrate asked the what she had to say in defence. prisoner She again confessed to having com mitted the deed and repeatedly ap to the to let Magistrate pealed a her off. After short deliberation in the Magistrate fined her £50, or of payment default six months' im prisonment. Upon receipt of this the became violent and showered prisoner a tirade of abuse upon the head of the As the gaoler proceeded Magistrate. to remove her to the cell she clung most tenaciously to the door, and con tinued and abusive using disgusting to directed the especially language Bench. However she was eventually in hurried to the cell, where the officer in charge had considerable difficulty a her to state. On restoring quiet Tuesday morning she was despatched by train to Fremantle. During the that as soon trip she openly declared as more released she would ob plaee structions on the line. This threat will no doubt be carried into effect,

voiue

uujlure

side

one

presBiiuuigio of her was

tu

a

jjusj

girl,

well.

As

pleased.

Every

one

soon

as

authorities to prevent

on

listening thought After the song, we sang very sweetly. his Lordship gave a short but interesting address. We are sure it will be a long time before we his Lordship's forget At the end of it he pleasant speech. one who wished to follow invited every into the church to receive his blessing. He then went about among the children What with a kind word to each. saying the children and adults, the church was After His Lordship had given well filled. to his the people, the children blessing Then the members of the dispersed. to consider the plans Committee remained of the in connection with the building convent. round the field They walked who picked the spot with His Lordship, where he wished the con vent to be erected. will not be long before we We hope it to shall be able tell you that the good does work has commenced. When it mean to trouble we start, again you for a to On small chronicle the fact. space said the His Lordship Saturday evening, in which was the church, pretty rosary full. He afterwards spoke to the people on the great Feast of the Precious Blood, and told them that they ought to try to obtain the that Precious graces great for those who frequent Blood procures the sacraments. On the following day, His 10 o'clock, celebrated mass at Lordship and gave the instructive a most people the sermon. At 3 o'clock, he recited which was also followed rosary, by a and another we sermon Well, meeting. on will not intrude more your any Mr. valuable We remain. Dear space. The j hulls of St. Joseph's Editor, School, Northam. July 9th 1889.

proper

ALBANY.

the

his

take

her."

precautions The marriage of Mr T. Tomkinson of York with Miss Elizabeth Gogan was celebrated in Perth one day last week. July 14, 1889.

each

Lordship arrived under the arch, we all commenced a to our muchsong of welcome singing he was loved with which well Bishop,

remarkably

the

.uuiusuiy.

boy and

an ex holding white moss of roses, quisite bouquet and tied with pink. tastefully arranged, of the juveniles were Master The names Miss Barrett and Josephine Percy who did their parts, M'Carthy, respective the flowers to his Lordship, in presenting a

unless

From

our

own

Correspondent.

On Tuesday evening last, a public held in the Town Hall meeting was for the purpose of considering the desthe Home Govirabilityof petitioning ernment

to tciko

creation latitude

of 82o

into

considGrEition

Grown

a

and

30',

to

tliG

south

Colony

give sible Government to the rest north that of line. Colony

of

Respon of

the The

Mr. L. V. de Hamel, occupied Mayor, the chair, and there was a large very attendance. The chairman explained the object of the meeting and invited an on the sub expression of opinion The proceedings then became ject. one rather and no seemed amusing, to know what to After say or do next. some on the matter, conversation Mr. A. Y. ITassel the following proposed resolution which was seconded by Mr. " C. Layton, That this meeting viz., is in favour of the creation of a crown colony,

the tricts

is

that

believing

only

means

by

separation which these

dis

admirably adapted for coloniza be opened up for settlement." Mr. Pearson then moved as an amend ment That this pledges meeting to bring about Responsible itself Gov ernment." This was seconded by Mr. M. Wallace. At this point a well-known if resident asked the chairman he of the would read the names kindly Another gentleman requisitionists. that it would assist the thought business of the evening if the Mayor would views on the subject, give his but the latter gentleman very politely to from declined the usual depart course wftli the duties in connection of chairman. several During the evening, addressed the meet of those present was but right there not ing, through tion

so

can

"

:

one

substantial

forward

either

by

carried

a

large

majority,

which the proceedings termi and every one seemed quite satis nated, fied with the result. after

BUNBURY.

Sunday. The remarks Record,

and

ing

last

on

visit

pastoral

a

Be-verley

line.

dhtr

it really did appear, one gentleman to like put it, very quaintly trying have a big joke. however, Eventually, the amendment was put to the meet

«

wif.li

On other

The

y

means,

some

to his letter time previous coming to hand. To our valued friend this will be a suffi cient of the explanation non-appearance of his contribution and prevent him from offence. We hope to hear again taking A from him soon. word of explanation to is a Northam also correspondent His contribution, as he must necessary. has been cut down" consider observe, The reason of this is that much of ably. the information which it contained had us in a letter The been supplied signed School" which Children of St. Joseph's letter was in type when his communication arrived.

.

its

and

YORK.

simply

beyond

was

—

Jas.

because the expense and immigrants were to its in shore being brought numbers of the labour beyond the ability to market absorb. When Sir George declares that Queensland is not Trevelyan to encourage because immigrants willing the valuable all lands are in freehold and under lease to pastoral whatever tenants, that sentence he obscure mean, may that he knows of what proves nothing he is and is about, talking entirely conditions of the of settlement ignorant in the northern It may colony. safely be assumed that the immediate consequence of Responsible Government in Western Australia will be the offering of tempting inducements for the encouragement of in order that by the increase immigration, of the of the population development be advanced. It will be territory may much better in the interests of the people of Great desirous of trying their Britain, fortune in a new as well as of the land, that these schemes shall be colonies, out of those carried under the supervision who have learnt what by experience rather than a wide colonisation means, field be opened out for the display of and fanciful pseudo philanthropy faddism." emigration

argument on

one

side

or

brought the other,

»

From

our

Correspondent.

own

On

in the last, Friday evening Catholic school-room a Bunbury, of the Association of special meeting the Sacred held. The Heart was business of the was the meeting of a committee and a appointment number of officers for the ensuing The selected to year. persons form the committee were Messrs. John James White, Louis Freeman, Costello, Charles Hastie and John Banting. The names of those chosen to fill offices were Thomas Hastie, Prefect Thomas Michael White, Secretary; Thomas White, Treasurer; Banting, Head of a Guild: Josenh Millieran. Head of a Guild. The business carried on lately by Mr. R. Williams as baker and con fectioner in Stephen- Street has been sold to Mr. F. J. Briggs. on Our athletic sports Wednesday last were not as good as the ones held There were previously. only a small number of and the competitors, attendance of spectators was notlarge. A meeting of ratepayers has been convened for to-day, at 730 for p.m., the purpose of discussing the lagoon and the advisability of raising question a loan for the filling in of the marsh. A good gathering of is ratepayers —

:

;

anticipated.

The holders

first

in

Company Institute

By from

of share general meeting the Bunbury Tin Mining was held in the Mechanics'

on

came

Mr.

to

an Craig, lately who is about Victoria,

in

agriculturist to settle of

trip

Albany

belonging on

evening last. of the s.s. Albany mares two splendid

Friday

the last

.

of the Australian It is said that a branch Natives Association will be opened in of a few months. Geraldton in the course

farm

a

within

a

few

miles

Bunbury. Mr. W.

E. C. artist Burcham, Gerald returned from photographer, ton by the s.s. Rob-Roy last Wednes and has started business in this day, a town. The s.s. Roy-Roy brought of troughs, wheelbarrows, large number on for use the Spring Gully Tin etc., Minintr Cov's. Claim at the Green Bushes. has gone Why the company to such trouble we cannot needless as at present are there several who experienced sawyers on the field, are to of prepared provide planks for very moderate every description sums. So that there is reason to be and lieve that the wheel troughs barrows could have been made as as in Perth, and cheap on the fields then there would be no extra charge for steamer and land-carriage freights. a heavy Last Wednesday there was fall of rain in Bunbury in fact the an which lasted hour, was downpour, the heaviest we have had for many

tell,

—

years.

NORTHAMPTON. From I have

our

record since the unsettled markets, ever our

ot

Correspondent.

own

last.

my

state

there

anything

mining

to importance on Consequent the of mineral whatappearance

of any

nothing

is

no

tresh

turning

up

m

industry.

The upcountry roads in the Murare chison locality in a very bad state in that owing to the late heavy rains & Messrs. Mawvicinity. Sharp teams with wool managed hinney's to pull with much difficulty through, but other teams have been properly carter on An old the Murbogged. from re chison road Northampton marked last week that "he had been a load of lead ore stuck" with in such a manner that 18 horses couldn't He had to unload him out." pull This will give a very good eventually. to how the roads have been idea as handled by Old Mother Nature's gen ial showers." The Hayes' Star Troupe have been and on account of here for two nights, the miserable patronage they received have left with of Northimpressions "

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.

take

place.

j

grand affair, are out of the times I haA'e no doubt but the next joint," will be a success. Whatever the of St. Joseph undertake Sisters seems Avas

:

a

'

'

'

"

however,

;

so

here.

case

;

-Much rain has fallen since my but we have had a few days of weather. July 12 1889.

last,

fine

I

'

j

V

uil

IclSu

DcuUUlClUiy

J

Correspondent.

own

XJLlS

.

our

XJX

JuOlCLSlllp

!

Gibney, accompanied energetic by our and beloved Pastor, Father Treacy, to arrangement, came to according Northam at 3 p.m., and Avas, on his of the arrival, greeted by the pupils Convent School a Avitli suitable song for the occasion. On the .conclusion of the singing, Avas His Lordship presented with an address of welcome, on behalf of the pupils by Miss Maude Goodman, Avho had for her supporters, tiwo

little

named children ancl Master Percy

r

McCarthy After

address

.

the

was

!

i : 1 ,

|

Joseph the

His Lordship .presented with of flo wers. bouquet His in suitable Lordsliip replied and for thanked the children terms, their kind Avelcome. All then adjourn ed to the Church, Avliere His Lordship to those assembled the imparted Pastoral Blessing. There Avas a meeting held afterwards, at Avhicli the plans of the proposed Convent Avere for submitted His

a

of tlio

present ....

JJlllJJUbUj

is

gift

of £50,

On Sunday Mass, and preached both at sermon,

a

good greatest

the

and

been very

His number to

gratifying to see the large assembled on both to the good Sisters

Better

since,

long but

that, at

nothing

the and

all,

passage.

is

uoav

other

pretty

and

but

all

misled Avoi'k

they

all

nearly

deserted. do, there for them ?

men

there at home

children different

the

The

day

The

denominations calm, clear, school-room,

Avas

spacious

Convent,

Avas

tastefully and Avistful

about

numbering

delightful. at the and florally,

—

—

TON. «

not

from

Victoria does not

good news but too oft, gold,

Correspondent.

own

copper,

far

or

the

that

showering

upon than

that

more

oldest On witnessed. Friday the rain and, Avitli the exception

continued was

the

24th

up first

June

to Cur/.us fine day.

the as

011

nor

at

saAV

wore

6

they the

p.m.

let loose from just Volunteer (kindly

of

height knoAvn years.

damage

former,

and

has of latter, in Champion Bay The Avind, lioAvever, than the Avavos,

011

the dis

rain

.

aAvay

as

they

National Library of Australia

Avhich

in

rich

letters

of

sight

so many children, and friends

looking parents the

'CATHOLIC

PERTH

inscribed

Avas

the

heart.

saddened and

Park, 101

loose

let

games

hoy indulged It pastime.

and

neat

followed

happy

by

their

provided, in her

Armed to play

each or

YOUNG

MEN'S

Roard Mr

girl

in

tlio

air,

and

even

the

it follows and resulted as place J. Mr. Vice PrePresident, Kelly Hon. Mr. sident, W. Reardon; Sec., M. Hon. Mr. II. Treas., Horrigan;

and

white,

blue

Mr.

Wyle,

Notice

F.

Williams,

—

as a registered for this colony. election of The member a of the

Roads

Board is

resigned,

Mr.

a zee

notified.

The following Marines. June 18, has been issued of Ports and Department to

—

dated

notice,

the

by

G. been

Brisbane

Harbours, Notice is after

Wide that

—

:

given,

hereby

Bar. and

Bay on

this

date two leading will be lights for Wide Bay Bar crossing south The channel. front which is red, is near the light, placed the beach, mid-way between positions of the front and square triangular shown as on the chart. The beacons, exhibited by the

back

which back

is

is. white, placed lead beacon square the north ing through channel, and, when in line with the front light, the bar N. 30 leads across on a 16, Avitli a W. Bearing, depth of Avater of not 11 feet less than at low Avater

light,

the

alongside

Directions. After springs. passing Double Island and inside the Point, Wolf N.W. for about 2 Rock, steer Avhen the xed and Avhite miles, leading will be sighted bring them in lights ; —

line

and

steer

them

Avitli

Avater tion until the fathoms inside the bar,

and

steer

Point, usual.

:

for and

the

red

pass

Great

in

the

up

posi

channel

must

care

that

5 deepens to Avhen1 haul up on light Inskip be

as

taken

to

;

Mr.

Librarian, Lockyer of Mr. Editor Journal, W. Sub -Editor, Mr. of Members Committee, ;

J. J.

before

J,

articles issue

still

in the north the Avhite channel, have been temporarily of those regular traders

use

:

and after in every from

interesting The

back, to

Avliere

case

officer

in sign

required the at the

bearing

Customs

Office the principal of entry port

of export, otherwise of Customs at the

this colony is the drawback

been draw

be

Avill

invoice

the

have uuuer

euiuny,

an

1890,

imported

are

and

colony,

importer

every of

goods

suun

produce

port

W. Horgan then gave a of the Order of The monk reading, A comic piece, St. Francis." Tlio of the read by Yarn Nancy Bell,' Mr. M. Horrigan, concluded the pro

1st day of January,

nuin

stamp

Mr.

the

another

snipped

staff for their trouble out in such a creditable

it

line of leading lights The line new for

Avhich infineAveather, ' that passage. The Customs. following regulation, dated June has been approved by 25th, " the Govenlor-in-Council That from can

the

bringing

manner.

Hgnt

lights for the use of heavier draught

to he superior to of thanks a Arotc

and

year,

accorded

was

red

south

re-lit

by members.

pronounced

Avas

this

any in

contributed

tne

Avater

more

leading

At

01

the crossing Point.

As there is than in the

close.

number

tor

the bar is marked crossing by day by the Avhich have triangular beacons, been shifted from their former position.

;

Moffat,

a

Head

Inskip

;

Guilfoylo

ancl

up

on

Delaney Kelly;

Messrs.

Haul

M. J. Malone, A Comvay, II. Jones and T. Eoacli. to the retiring hearty vote of thanks to a the proceedings officers brought J.

Scollard,

forbidden

hereby

to

certificate."

Celebration or Marriages. The E. Williams, of Albany, has been for the celebration of duly registered in this colony. marriages Prisons. Conditional releases have —

Rev.

"

gramme. nttt"mtpow«maww¥»»»wmwl»l'«'«g«qriiaigawpmct»g»gl»pbfg»mapa«»w

ueeu

notes

sporting

issued

and

gleanings. CATHOLIC ETY'S

YOUNG WALKING

MEN'S MATCH.

SOCI

The following are the entries for the hours' which takes match, walking Hall on Wednesday place in St. Patrick's of under the auspices the Perth next, Catholic Young Men's Society J. Moffat two

:

J.

Conway

W. ,1. Ileardon M. Horrigan E. Webb

i.ur

Jackson. have been

u 01111

iuju-i,

George

130-1-2,

A.

Andrews,

Certificates

ureen,

10369, of

John

remissions

issued to 8004, John Garner, Alfred J. Jackson. A certificate 9204, of freedom lias been issued for 10302, William Flicker. Tiie Bankruptcy Thomas llowson,

re

1S71.

Act,

In

—

Fremantle

builder,

The certifies (liquidation) Registrar to the of the debtor by a discharge resolution of the creditors. In special :

Jaiues

re

contractor

Hamilton,

(liquidation) U

Moflat

Carr C. Naughton E. Kelly J. Hovvoir P. Sullivan P. Hayes

and

ReA'd.

J.

A.

;

J.

not

high

white.

gazette.

District

Kojonup

;

favorite

be imagined, but may the hilarity, and described, joviality of the day, enjoyed alike felicity by the old as as tlio Avell young. Many a foot older than sent the ball boys'

white.

white..

red

Boards. Watts as

F.

+

The of the half-yearly meeting was held on above Society Thursday a very week last when there was good The Pre attendance of members. sident Mr. John Moffat occunied the Mr. was chair. William Horgan elected a member. The unanimously his Treasurer Mr. A. Moffat submitted Avhich the Balance Sheet, proved to be in a sound financial Society there an available condition, being balance of £19 17s. lOd. The Com mittee's Avas read by report half-yearly Mr. J. ConAvay. the Hon. Secretary, It shoAved that during the term there of 9 members, had been an increase on the number the roll up bringing to 46 5 debates, 2 mock that legis lative a Mock Trial elections, by Jury, a and athletic entertainment public a had been held that sports picnic schools had been given to the Catholic of and Perth that Guildford; handsome had been obtained regalia and that arrangements had been made in book form for the printing of the series of lectures delivered by Father Duff. of the After the adoption the election and balance sheet, report of officers the term for took ensuing

at the at any of

his

and

Fremantle,

M.B. has M.S., medical practitioner

SOCIETY.

marching through enough to gladden the

was

streets,

most

been

they readied. everything it Avas not an as unmixed evil, Yet, the sea proved itself a good scaA'engor under the control Town of the (not off for it carried the rubbish Council) swept

school" volun

Sisters of St. Joseph Convent school" Avas Headed by the hand, the march and up Francis Terrace, along Marine to the Recreation Park. street, The

the

for many did less

.Satieties,

"

raging-

not

playful

blue

Perth,

and

pink and

inst.

'

mar band armed. Then, by the Rev. Father Brereton, Avere and headed by the Sisters, tlioy soon the girls order, put in processional carr ied a neat banner first, tAvo of Avliom

and

the the

skipped

they

teered) shalled.

down heavily poured the all but 011 27th such a night, a storm, and such Avitli the tide, velocity

tliey

like

until

Avliich

Again

"

blue

Fremantle,

—

"

Avhe.ro

green,

children the

Being

Callaghan,

JULY 4. THURSDAY, Appointment. George Walpole Leake, Q.C., to act as Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court, from the 15th

"

tlio

011

to

Avere

there. anything Avith good things,

all

days,

(J/irisii,

helped

choices

hopped

of the

Ioav

their

us

1

commenced

a

Aveatlier-Avise

signs,

unfailing appointed,

of

and

Avere

and

rains, settler here has not the eve of Good in earnest commenced

the

sated out

fully Avent

the

oven

beneficial in the shape those put together, most and seasonable abundant blessings

choice of various

about

and

themselves,

their

the,

rumours

is

helped

the

from

emanate lead, It

—

d M Railway. firmaments are

But

district.

misleading

coal,

home, but

black.

Perth, Clifton, dark Davis, Perth,

government

7.

—

.

our

neAvs,

—

From

Good from the

—

GERALD

to assemble at the ancl Oonvent?, there were 110 believe me laggards or truants. All the boys and girls in their Avere there neatest. They

E.

C. Pittard, W. Stotter,

were various objects, darkness set in, when, after singing hymns and songs to sweet the good music, juvenile they blessed Sisters and thanked them for one of the happiest days of their lives, and one remember. they Avould ever

contained

—

C.

until

hour

of delicious I straw

A.

J.

for

scrambling continued

A. B.

E.

Avhere

green,

—

:

red and white. Dixon, Fremantle, Griffin, blue and pink. Fremantle, IT. blue and red. Fay, Fremantle, W. Trew, blue. Sawyer's Valley, M. G. Ryan, Fremantle, green.

as

as to the spread desire. And SAveets and breads, another moan another cake the I mean the table's camel's back 9 a.m, Avas back Avould break. the

Avas

to

more

please

the

the meeting held on Thursday 11th July, there Avere about 30 last, After the formal members present. had business been the disposed of, contents of the Society's monthly Avere read Journal by the Editor. Besides the editorial matter, the J ournal

there

Northam,

180 here.

verdantly, decorated. hands Willing art spared no pains until no fault to find or anything

the

on

the list of those avIio are to the eight hours' go-as-youin Fremantle next Saturday is

in

compete

;

a

wages,

—

—

half

of their

school of

Lordship, of people

good for

very

bags of named

stayed ploughing, soAving, fencing, shearing, grubbing, &c. gardening, A pic-nic on a grand and elaborate scale was given 011 Tuesday, 2nd inst., Sisters of St. by tlio Joseph to their

and also occasions, avIio deserve every credit for the manner in Avhicli the children themselves. I am acquitted to of the glad that the Avortli say in Sisters is recognised Northam. The uoav their number attending

school is 8G Mr. Editor.

very

making

Avere

not many number

no

being-

celebrated

have

not

Express, some

all

satisfied,

out

Below

Medical.

many

burrowed, Avill those

What

llclllCl"

must

Avith

to the

children

niim-

before

cost

over

n

morning

the brought

Avent

which,

appetites,

thoroughly

as

July

more on who were them 'tis to easy the remarks made by the of the correspondent

as

Pilbarra

impressive

It

their

having lost their all Avould be but too to get back could glad they defray

generous

very

tlio

i

uxlO

Avhicli

devotions.

eA'ening

xi.

appreciated. His Lordsliip

highly

field

Victorian that

for

required

:xi. Wiuii.

luqujIIL/I.

donation

some

land

xi.

1

men

the

plans,

_

xl, bllU

130

from Roebourne

1" am to say, Avere glad His then fixed approved. Lordship the site of the neiv and also building,

made

through exact

giving "

sources

infer

'

Avliich

sur-

return until their dust. Now adding

gold

a

approval,

by

soon

the

of

weeklies

in. ber of ounces Even Record some the unsophisticated months tAvo columns of ago devoted " its valuable space" to disseminating those rumours. The consequence Avas as that from the other colonies Avell as from the south of this one steamer on 30 had 100 men board and that more them here all bound for joined several Pilbarra. of those 130 Noav, men must left have employment at more had barely home, while several enough money to take them there, and a most probably left wives good many and families behind for, unprovided to Providence and to the trusting much, the very much, maligned store to in food and keepers keep them

clothes

little

children

Lordship's Mr. Editor,

the

—

Barrat.

read,

them

reliable

!

,

From

and

passed "

accounts

exaggerated

goldfields,

A TORTHAM. \

most

,

to give a successful issue far such has been the

hungry

healthy,

A GO-AS-YOU-PLEASE.

more

sports.

.

to

is

!

once

boy

the the

1st

: m

Albany, meeting of

general rr

p_

'n

i

»

_

pic-nic, date it

|

a

enjoyed

—

are to children but I lnwe not

school

be treated to heard on Avliat The last pic-nic and although

became

heartily I must

—

patronized.

The Catholic

Father

...

better

and But here draw line. Late in the afternoon the procession was formed and, preceded by the Band, again, marched back in the same order as in Avere the morning. Then the over laden tables again besieged by 200

and nuisance at the rear of the town, which turns its back on a unsightly fine The of harbour. morning to Wednesday last threatened give of the storm, hut. after another edition a feAv hours all indications of rough the Aveather So after passed away. storm warm the weather is now and the greatest satisfaction calm, giving to squatters, and raising, once more, the of the long depressed hopes unfortunate farmers. Some time the ago neAvspapers in a mild caught the gold mania, first a con form, hut it soon spread like disease. The dailies vied tagious in with each other the circulating

any

—

doubt,

.

no

audiences,

but favorable. They didn't clear A worse time they could expenses. not have picked for trying their luck I believe in this district. any local Avould have been much entertainment thing

....

ampton

Secretary Sports

Catholic Committee.

lUtibSLbf

re

29th Albany, Walter Harrison,

(liquidation)

Young

M. Drew, Men's Soci

trustee.

storekeeper and final

dividend

at

the

of and

11

J.

In

Perth,

office 011

inst., contractor

II.

:

appointed

Perth

cvXvOUluSOuS

JliiyilOS

offices,

J.

ety's

(JUlbUlo,

of

rc

Penberthy Kushet,

J olm

(liquidation) Is lld

Holman, Haines, after

July

In

a.m.

Albany,

:

1st.

payable «fc

Co.,

15th.

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and Jjurcip.

exists

Leprosy

ritory. The is

the

number

total

world

in

Jews

be

to

in six

over

torrent burst the convent against and shattered the entire building except the little in which the nuns knelt chapel in prayer. Not one member of the little and the chapel is Community perished,

Ter

Northern

of

computed

The

the mil-

still

standing.

Huons.

I New £50,000 passes.

I

Wales annum

per

lose free

railways through

TRIED

Within

1

the diocese

Brooklyn 230,000 168

now

to

(Continued.)

over

and

even

non-

authority.

I Davitt in season and Though Mr. I out of season denounced outrage— says his only I Win. O'Brien in his evidence I reward was to be sent back to penal

I I I I I I I I

the

on

1889

is

so

life. stone's the Golden Jubilee the beginning was

of of

a

that

wedding

of century domestic and the eightieth happiness of his birth. The former anniversary event will be celebrated on the 2nd of of Great Britain and the Liberals July, :

already

I

are

I

Irishmen, warm

feelings

The

number

of

men

be,

ready for be stated

to-day

upon the Continent in round figures,

duty to

themselves. share in the

bestirring heartily of the time. will

too,

may

follows

as

might

in his to favour it lay power grant, a refusal. without fearing to Yet she did not dare to confide him the secret motive of their journey, he spoke to them very much although about his brother "Willie. Poor Laura to control had to make strong efforts that her feelings she might not betray for he spoke much of ths herself, terrible harshness exercised in the on and her sufferings hear Spielberg, The very great. ing these thmgs were not notice Brother did the good the poor effect his words had upon and child he continued the detailing evils to be borne by the prisoners. to witness I pity my brother having " such misery," said he. Sometimes

half

a

the

won

slie

to

year in Mr. Gladcelebrate it he will

famous Within

a

he incited

that

plea

in German, always uttered heart of the old man, that for any have asked him

admiration,

—

lseifvtude I outrage.

VI.

at lus negligence, be Quite contused to conduct hastened Ms guests to the place where he had laid out the break fast. on as He only waited them, that day he was fasting. Laura while of Ms ex partaking cellent cakes and cream could not take her gaze off the view stretched before and lier frequent exclamations of her,

the

churches

according

priests,

Catholic

are

117

Catholics,

TRUE.

' '

!

Germany, 5,900,000; 000

Russia, Austria total of a

;

3,530,000 makes

5,710,-

France, 6,675,000

Italy,

;

This

4,315,000.

;

If

26,130,000.

lie

the

in

Ferns,

„

France,

when

Ireland,

ViXO

I.

Bas

liftfli

olonf.

the

went number.

duty. of the prison." Indeed his be a hard duty must so for sensitive a said heart," one, who shared her young Lady Eliza, friend's trouble. But I feel sure Ms "

"

discharged

and

it),

thus

rescued who

death the man ignoble ruled of the wards half an

is

"

England

from after

Lord

character.

national .

of are

to

belongs

The

own.

Dutchman, Van

Herr

H.

Baron

de Worms

Ashmead-Bartlett United States,

Huguenot member

Queen Her with

have,

as

is

"

the of

the Christian Mr. Henry

was

Victoria,

is

exception

Scotch

a

man.

deliver

have dwarfs famous

dreadful

oods

fl

destroyei the death battle.

life

Pennsylvania

in on

a

-record

scale

would take him to board and lodge at Ms house he would indeed do us a great service for which to you. I shall feel deeply Mdebted too much I am attached to this faith ful servant to part with Mm alto to have him I would prefer gether. to Ms lodgrng with these good people, and I would gettmg another situation, even all his expenses should he defray work Ms time for them." doing employ This will not be a very difficult out, answered Brother plan to carry Anselm. Willie's house is situated below the Prison of Spielberg. just

of

many to

According,

a

some

thousand twenty-five persons of the by the bursting perished head of a valley full of lake at the great and How towns villages. many have Catholic churches and institutions accounts

of swept away by that great wave but the water is known not ; yet convent's record of one escape following has reached us out already :-r-Looking close to the of the window of a convent Chureh at Catholic the Johnstown, been

Mother She the and

at

Superior down once

convent

prayed

saw

the

brother

the raging

torrent

doomed

valley.

summoned the and there chapel, for the Divine

nuns

into

lias

a

lamp,

cultivate.

which

have

sweeping

it,

situation." If your

He The

I tell him but to be liirn that of all the

"

sons

one

The

Ger

a

and daughters exception, espoused

married

foreigners.

is

and also Mr. Sliawmother of her Gracious

The

Majesty,

to

Goschen

Northampton,"

Labouchere, Lefevre.

German, Mr.

a

belongs Mr.

descent,

for

man.

is

Brother

dear Anselm,

power to accomplish. I am sending to him

liis

letter

"

a

feelings,

holy

no his services. you will longer require I am therefore recommending Mm to who may be able to find him a Willie,

his

save

in

was

a

who has kindly undertaken I am these re renewing commendations. By the bye, speaking of this young man reminds me that he on at Brumn told me that arrival your

and Salisbury of the typical Mr. Gladstone'

Portland of is one ITendrik Bentinck, Dipenham in Overyssel,

my

answered

good In the very by Bernard

civilised

birth-place—

every Duke

accomplislnng

are

by In

words.

and

it

—

The Marquis Hartington

men.

is

kind

to liim when I write to do Ms duty faithfully, and remind compassionate God will ask an account

to think. how few of hold the of destinies hands are English

surprising who in their

men

good harsh

your

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and

he

light

to

It

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Madame,"

world.

the

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mission." " These

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the

trecitnicnti

this

Napol

—

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rules

was

watercourse.

party

are and his means Besides he is bound to set aside the He cannot

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contin which he

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Mr.

Rev.

to alleviate

helps

little,

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to

strangers

employ justly

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it

this praised is not

warden

knelt

protection.

and

a

field

to

Instead of in getting he can do this work, whom I have good fellow in

my

able

saying God bless you and give you Grace and may He bring His Divine back soon. Old Brother Anselm yon will be happy to spend a few more hours again such as he has enjoyed Ladies! I will Adieu, to-day. pray

"May

1

yet

quite

letter

already. finished I will

him what you desire." Then the old man begged the ladies to allow him to show them the interior of Ms hermitage. Should you find he it less cheerful than its exterior," "its and history will said, antiquity render it interesting." He then conducted them inside and told of the them the history of many anchorites back had who for centuries lived there. When he had finished he exclaimed with touching humility, How far am I below Oh, my God in sanctity, and yet I these holy men desire them !"' to imitate truly

their

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faithful

soon

that all oh this point reserve Madam K unnecessary. the character of knowing thoroughly her old servant had not hesitated in her the telling real motive of the of the two when she journey friends, asked This for them. hospitality mark of confidence had so touched the heart of the faithful Anna, that she received the visitors with the little greater Two cordiality. pretty had been rooms, clean, scrupulously faced of which prepared for them, one the Dungeon. Laura's first impulse on it was to run to the entering window and take another good look at the formidable which h.ld stronghold within its walls the of her object

After

few

a

,

Laura

IX.

started

Eliza

Lady

days

their

on

and to

journey

Ever since to their visit Brother Anselm the distress of mind was experienced in by Laura greatly for the Brother had given them creased, of the terrible so details many misery at the Dungeon of Spielberg inflicted on the poor captives. Now she is nearrng the spot where has been incarcerated her father for the last eleven Should years. she him still alive ? find Should she be to able realize her mother's dying wish ? Should she even be able to let know the that his poor captive is that she compas alive; daughter his sionates and will do all sufferings to shorten she can their duration ?" These are the questions she often and then again she seems asks herself to see the image of her dymg father before her dragging after him painfully the heavy chains with which he is fettered. Sometimes these thoughts are so to the poor child vivid that she cries and Lady Eliza, suddenly out, she has some sudden attack, thinking is just on the point of stoppmg the "No, no," says the unfor carriage. tunate young girl, do not stop. On the tell them to hasten. These contrary so horses are slow. It is enough to one drive to despair. My God Every Austria.

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fully

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could

one

her mingled the first

describe

for

on

perceiving time the great castle turned into a rigorous

of Spielberg for prison,

now

state

He

there

she

voice

could

!"

said

a

"

man.

heart tells me so." Then her face covering hands she burst out crying, "

ing

in

low to her companion so that she not be overheard by the coach he is still Yes, alive, my is

the

My

:

poor

her

murmur

father."

the

was

her,

was

to at

be, first

a

fresh

of

source

appeared

such

a

to grief favour-

remained doing memorials

—

a

until

has

of

capable

Kelly

great

teacher.

quite

recently, with the

worked

splendid mark his

his

Archbishop Father

in

saw

of

he east invitation

and

astute

—

which

to

cause

/

many when

the upon late venerated

and energy so peculiarly

which

intelligence his

Ordei

brilliant

in

intellect

consecrated— the furtherance been of religion and education. Apart from lore his and attain scholarly polished would have shone in the which ments, in the old world, first classical chair

had

as an orator reputation Kelly's " The lightning preacher," unique. of his from the utterance, rapidity he was ever clear and distinct, albeit whether like the magic, always "drew"

Father is

theatre was the platform his plastic became bright,

the pulpit of a cathedral or of a lecture hall and in ; hands tamest the subject racy

mellow

and charmiug

;

or

And enthralling. after the veteran soldier of the down his has laid Cross burden, of Ins almost in the memory his thrilling exhorta sermons, spired and magnificent will lectures, live tions, of the hearts those whose great in it was to hear them. A faith privilege of St. Ignatius ful follower and disciple deep, long

and

one whoso motto was, indeed, Loyola, Dei there was Ad Major aw Gloriam, none of the bigot or cramped ascetic in was Father His heart as big Kelly. mind was vast and as his and

generous stored

richly to

of

has

been

the

covers

when

the

that

multitude

best

place affection

By

diocese.

said, a

and warm

and

reverence

men

"

;

the

is

this

au erring there debt, with coming forward even

evidence

and good

of traits

unheard

testimony he holds in of the lay the cynical it

like death, of faults,"

last

found

Not

so

charity, and that

one are

pays thoso

apocryphal deeds with

hith

the the devoted priest and large-natured kindly our who shores citizen, quits upon Still with next. his living Saturday his brilliant intellect unimpaired, powers and speech bright and vig of thought us with Father the Kellyleaves orous, erto

about midday when the travellers entered the town. Anna house Fortunately Playter's was in of the situated front just and this which Castle, circumstance, It

shadows of old in France-—

us

gentleman

rev.

zeal,

the

with

v

the qualities that Since period,

the

offenders. "

amongst Grace the

all

and

to grieve. feelings

faint,

a

lot

who Vaughan, judge as he was

at all.

conflict,

he where of which until 1878.

nrfi

his

causes

of joy feeling that she ceased

finally

work,

Q

a

dim

and

first,

1865,

active

Little fervently. by little, and returned to courage resignation her. Her confidence in God's goodness stronger by at Brunn

a

—

Then Laura, who had always been to turn accustomed from her infancy to God in her troubles, all could not resource the powerful of long forget the and she would afflicted, begin to

arriving

in

leave

which has sent out, armed that France and graces so eminently with all the gifts for calculated hundreds winning souls, was in of the sons of Erin ordained in Victoria the year 1854 ; he arrived

soul.

on

the

in

Maynooth

Grant God, have pity on him. that I may before he dies. get to him When the of grief, paroxysms came caVsed by over upon anxiety poor Laura, Lady Eliza never attempt ed flo battle them, for she against knewvry well that it would be useless to argue with her. She was contented to show towards her adopted daughter a fond love ancT sympathy. She would out to hold her encourage hopes which she really shared not herself, and thus sometimes succeeded in troubled restoring peace in the child's

became

who

celebrated)

Oh my

pray

will

member. Father the high classical he is so justly

distinguished received which (for

a

training

In

on

is

Kelly

heart tender

to battle.

bora

was

(who 1823),

his not clerical only gap amongst but also in the ranks of all confreres and thoughtful men outside cultivated that of which Church and communion

me, my saying: "Forgive I am indeed unreason mother, loving But the awful uncertainty able I know. as to whether is dead or my father me. It is a trial alive is killmg against

which

of Jesus, October,

Society Dubliu in

!

hand

SJ.

Kelly,

Says the Sydney National July 4th from our The approaching departure so as on midst, early Saturday next, of the well-known orator and scholar, the Rev. William of ecclesiastic, Kelly,

me as seems to if go against thing to increase purposely my anguish." Then perceivmg her adopted mother's for sad face she is sorry having rtoiion/l

be Continued.

William

Rev.

;

OCU

saw

was

compamon.

CHAPTER

her

She did not wish to commumcate her secret to the latter only in as far as was but she absolutely necessary,

you." The holy old hermit then reascended the road to his little and the dwelling travellers returned to the town followed

by

that she could hardly her emotion when facing

omen

control hostess.

blessing

tell

1

they

of the

hearty

for

of

jurisdiction there

AND

CHAPTER

of United Ireland Thta editor recently it said he found quite enough to do to write the paper without reading it.

I

I

South

When the ladies took leave hermit he gave them a

holy

,

Jntmatomal

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I

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of.

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wishing

in

voyage.

them

however, wish them

tions,

they from For

Land

The

and

Life.

the

of.

movement

objects agrarian are still, Ireland what they precisely " were in '48 For Land and Life" is an of John article Mitchell's ennunciating the very advocated principles by the Land League at the present day." in

Ireland that our

proportion

keep

to

or

will

in

that and

All

Jnst

life.

proportion not

exactly

which

'to

the

away

them

sweep and

Not

and

society ruin of

the

ruin facture

vain

in

shall

pledges

—

you hold from

resources— develop make insist speeches a National rights, National once let flag —

swept

off

the Irish end of

utter "

Ireland for and mainly,

the

trees

fixed

in

a

living

forest

far

towards

lift

ever

a

waistcoat-pattern senate would of its land,

Tartarus towards

or

the

as

this,

become

a

agitation meet, and sit,

as

grow

up or

a

speech, a National and rule the ;

native and by energy the case ever without

own

of

statute foreign it so to empowering do ; a National would rise from army the earth of the dragon's like the sons and a National teeth of old would a

flag

;

without and wave in plant itself hands, of freedom, the dawn all the defying ends of the earth to pluck it down. But let the tillers of the soil be once let tLe forest be cleared and uprooted the prostrate, withered nation is fit for ,

railway dead and

forest

know

it

no

possession struggle Ireland.

going

What

is

in

on

now

of the lie domain of the

deadly

a

of

part

Want.

as

largely sentiments

nothing short of separation has been Their character their matter

methods of truth that

are

thejr

they view

are

of

As

drawn of them

is

like

as

a

the

ixsPunch's is

peasant

like

are the among the United States; whose men practical, steady ends and available possible

in

men

means

is in one proven by their success of the fiercest fields for the competition of human and judgment they

energy

ai'e

men

not

.

government

;

;

without in fact they

experience are

men

of who

know the world. That such men would lose themselves in schemes unpractical of is unconceivable. ewipty revenge Such is

to

a

story incredible

;

those

and

for

who

know

thein

those

who

do not

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Mr.

Ha

Ball.

rantad

a

by one

gun." He was

He

swindler.

a

tarpaulin

his

at

man

the

over

father's request. out of the marble and Bell had it in

carved father,

did

petrified

basin

A

column

by,

his posses the column

The chips from defective were strewn outside Croaker's The report of public-house. Ford's Sub-Inspector with reference to hole in the kitchen a in front of the now.

which

was

not

was fire-place used acids.

William

His

true.

The

Gilford,

acids who wrote

had

father

to

sent

were

his

knew He correspondence. named Hammond. Every stated in his reoort false. was

father's man

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word

he

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man

word

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uttered

marble

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Mr. come

by the

Tallied —

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is

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itself

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British

good

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in

sense,

first

of

leader earned their

ind»

ed,

and

trust,

action

convincingly proves who stand by him will be leader in whose hands Irish

will

Nationality

never

standing the cause suffer

race

one

that

you

Bell

?

is

heard.

to

go

I hear

to

quarry

have been

a

If

fight

I will

I don't hands at Webb

want

No

:

affair

took and

I

;

not

you

powder

this some

Mr. Webb about 10

told

place led for

told

never

for

known Mr. a During

the 22nd defendant

of had

was

man

eminent the

opinions

who ed

of the

one

reported

petrified

Isaacs

McCarthy's He was one

it.

that

fossil

this

marble of

but

course

'doctors

said say

they Mr.

Flanagan

latest

respect

!

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:

to

;

:

By

those if

the

the Mr.

be

not

are a

afraid man

constant

man

was

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think.

so,

what of man

put

sweet

water

warm

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large

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is

to in

patient

(Laug-

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this

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—

month,

care

when

avoid rolling to adhere to

as

the

the

imple

Forward

wheat lie crops may sheep this month, and will be more to at profitable growing crops thau to go on

down

with

it

generally tend to

the

sowing fresh Care

fields.

Machines.

The

crop require next

Implements

op

—

cut

was

or

attention. machines the harvest, It is

now.

take

and

machines, havesting have been placed under should when the somewhat (if hurriedly)

which

use

crop.

Cereals.

op

wet

so

under

area

will

left

know not sold for

corroborative gave evidence with to the language reference made use of by the defcudant. Bell said to Sala "The marble man was made out

Byrdon

give table-

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note

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to

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now

will stripped, If any farmers

have for ready standing should them in bring

they late better machines the

Overhaul :

or

of cereals

sowing in the

who

of him because I want to and

law. (Laughter.) Webb I do ;

in

grease

vomitiug. motion.

fide.

afraid

stronger

or

cover am

petrified

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You

hartshorn, oxalic acids,

and

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liked.

|

,

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of

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or

vitriol,

muriatic

produce

ment.

could

sublimate, and bedbug of eggs in white>

lead

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the

people

galvanic

or butter milk. For antimonial wine

had been asserted made from the

Flat.

hydrate, and face,

head

in or dissolved soap, two minutes. every and arsenic, For Fowler solution emetic of mustard and salt, a of each, and follow with spoonful oil,

give of

corrosive

vitriol,

of sugar milk give

Treatment

'j

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of from

was

Cow

at

the

over

respiration,

blue

poison,

to

Dr.

that bona

were

water

large quantities. For oil of

petrifi

opinion

man.

petrified

shows

instructions of the eminent

Bell you seem than he. Witness I I am a. peaceful

a

scientists,

the

on

That

:

favourable It

a

gave

of

eminent

vomica, or.sulphate

soda, caustic potash and of water with give freely

artificial

battery. For

man.

Mr.

cold

or

water.

warm

alkali,

The

respecting

favourably

by

nux

mustard

caustic

and

emetic-soap

or in it. lemon juice vinegar and chloral For chloroform

pour with

and

in

to instructions Friday last I gave to have marble from a block of boy my Cow Flat sent to of Dr. McCarthy,

Sydney,

For

POISONS.

prompt

of

to

up

doctors

examined

their

gave

me feeling against not think I did

dangerous

a

Some

who

Sydney man

hard house.

a

his

leaving Bell time.

Mr. that

occasion

up

plasterof-paris were until good friends knew the I January.

Wa

me.

for

took

Jrnne.

magnesia

anyone

On another

to Croaker's. he (defendant)

zinc,

monia,

I have months.

:

me

to

by

emetic aided

saltpetre,

all.

since

had

man any take fight any to take the law

Have

a

give

volatile

the

you

Yes.

:

to

:

some

not

been

of that his time I lived in portion in house. I stayed his house until about the end of January. Since then I have been staying old at Croaker's Bell took a at Cow Flat. public-house column of marble from the for quarry

or These resolutions disloyalty betrayal. to Great from Irish-America proclaim that when lies and to the world Britain voice of the speaks the preponderating

whoie Irish

my

you

They

flour give drinks. of soda, copperas

drinks. mucilaginous and For strychnine

Kearney demand

?

but

;

By

by

place,

well and his very that

Mr. defendant

very never

acid,

glutinous carbonate

For

box

FOR

carbolic or

cobalt,

:

anir

Station,

ANTIDOTES

water

are

man.

have

:

:

man

Bell

will

has,

Webb

Witness

to be the be found of the greater conven prevailing spirit convention was tion for which this held " be to prepare, Stand by Parnell" will well as here. there as The the motto

Irish

we

On

Irishmen

the

Jparm,

box

the

genuine

a

were

decision.

my

that.

of all the nationalities the public opinion of America, aud made the basis of a their for sympathy and, in the ; request to public in these second place, opinion Mr. Gladstone's movement kingdoms. embraces of reconcilement Irish-America, and we have not the slightest doubt that the spirit Massachussetts

to

apology. Mr. Webb

Mr.

voice and

commended the

letter

Witness asked me

Constitution.

are

for

Now

object. this is

their

considered was charge and thought it should have been brought into Court. the case. would dismiss

For I

:

magistrate

a

G.S."on

did

the

giving the

They

an

military

atrocious Government is present not because of. its obstruction passed, to the of any realisation Separatist it is carried on in dream, but because defiance of the elected of representatives and in violation of the the Irish people, of the

"

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in

,-

some

stand

a

Mr.

sentiments Irish Nor do they make any Their of condemnation

at home. people different claim.

was

said

letters

Where

:

support.

representative

genuine

he

say

letters

Cow Flat since ? Witness I did

great and to to the Liberal Gladstone, party, masses the enfranchised of England, and Wales, for their continued Scotland, of Irish in behalf efforts Nationality." It has said been that Irish falsely have two voices one for Nationalists and one for use in America. home use, Irish-America the re-echoing

the

Those

the

ing

our

of

not

Parker

frivolous,

an

thanks are due to E. William Commoner, That

about

me

Isaacs

wrote

to these place and importance of their principles, primary expressions is of gratitude to Mr. an expression British and the Gladstone Democracy have

the

around

was

Defendant

genuine petrified Witness continued

in

Resolved

did

whether

trying and

time into

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Mr.

support.

his

that

to

name.

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man.

to thing box. the

to continued adhesion the of Irish their nationality, principles of confidence in second is one Charles and a guarantee Stewart to him Parnell and material of their continued moral

who

see

man.

petrified

their

Next

named never Field assisted his father. with the marble column at Cow loading Flat. man came The petrified from Caleula. unanimous

for

:

Stand

:

Webb (who appeared in to Defendant went man. He said something

defendant) the marble about the me

with

"

meeting

at

witness

Mr. Mr.

By

United

associated

defendant

called

injury.

physical of the of Irish

the

Cow Flat. " the Son of Some persons took Bell away. Bell would afraid do him some

a

Democratic

is

from

Defendant

leader they reecho, every pledge every by him they affirm, guar to. promised by him they agree is one first resolution that pro

claims

their

and

traduced

the

at

sentiments.

satisfy.

misrepresented.

picture of the caricature Irish him. leaders Their wealthiest

will

a or marble The accused Orange. Hotel and abused Sala

exhibiting at

Small's

quarry

but moderate, encouraging, in answer to declarations may be offered aims and the lies about Irish-American

has been availed Irish controversy reference to the

to

the

and

put any

his

last

Orange

:

waB

riafandant

the the

principles These

with and intents of IrishAmericans. They have been represented as in the mass a body of irreconcilable enemies of the British Empire, for whom Mr. Parnell cannot vouch, and whom so

attended,

the

the

for

every

Americans

Irish-

no

and

life:

The virtue of in

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