The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1900, Page 1

GREEN BADGE OF COURAGE. eof 13,000 IRISHMEN With a-bulleVwOund throvghehis head ent 4 28 volver in} his hand, the body of at elderly man waafound ! » road at Coney Island Qverueand Aveniia:Y, Movbustig Biroe ky: afternoons s H uss atyout affy years-old /Ayeil chemased, -w)tlt Inky utr and grayy ‘pina , «Tn the: mamts packigtas arenes founds ett | to “Mrs. in Spite of Snow They Turn Out in Honor of Saint Patrick and the Green Isle—Boer Rep- PLUNGER RILEY GRANNAN HERE q . Riles the plunger, was’ passenger or thg Conard din Slush and mud hi effect to-day one ot iran j 8 steame barig wrrived todayy With hie woo 1% Wiles Mit ‘on the sons of old Ireland who wanted p Ft cba not tae esc Wee Granné . ’ : al ig cight-aeeky agel attequd Mer oll Astoria » but 13,000 men braved went/torthe Motel Gerar A dew W afoot od in carrogrs Famous Trotter Never Well PE ID peep ‘The big parade started at 2 o'clock Since Shown at the Bonner i PRINCE’ OF VERONIA CAPTURES THE DERBY rs Sale in the Garden. 0 Crescen§ 3 Prince-ofVeronia, §.t0 Yand 8 to §, won the f te third » @ldney Lucas, 4 109 place, was second, find’ hl’. V PE Ee | YOUNG WOMAN'S SUDDEN DEATH * ‘Wnnla Darcey, aged. twenty-two years, of 512 W treet, reet, my j i Fg { fsa Lb onageh price paid was 90000, and it estate. She was tweety-siz years parade in- 5 carriages werejago in the Blue Gress region of ‘This was tn 108, Jay Wye Seo . Louter Wessels, itucky, Woedburn Farm, loomed up on the racing herisee ; @&-Minister Pat- thon, was hor birthplace record of 2.10. + WF. 3. O'paltivan, Ber-| gam, ‘ ip A tpryoutatogs SMUGGLING CASE ON-THE CAMPANIA Major T. B. McCarthy,! gx, was sired by the noted Pat there bas sh oc: OP ir | Marcia. When 0. two-rear-cld pS. Henry, a cabin passenger on. the Cunard liner: Campania, ad ‘bought by a Mrs, Burgher . wiich arrived here to-day from Liverpool, was arrest vk on Réwara whe diapesed of her a the charge of having smuggled jewels and laces va 090 Inia = the coun The prisoner was held jn $2,000 bail fo nation, Ore a — ae ST JAMES HOTEL I RECEIVER'S HANDS Tre St. Jamon Hotel, Seventy avenue anc PREtr cistern stroet. is te J the neous of a receiver, heZeppoiniment of Jurige Lockman of I ) 7 "to that: position, , hee | ty Hie hit? ENGLAND W and To cE sv. LONDON CROWDS " Henry G 200 Rresitent Street) Hrooklyn,” and wirnob wit thal IRISHMEN } ; namy “dwin Thomas? . ‘Another Jettes BUdreeséd to! \ibere Jolnsoa, fF ¥ care of Punch, Edye & Co., Mambattan, war not signet GREET | KINSMEN HERE. JOHN DILLON GREETS IRISH-AMERICANS. ALR (Copyright, 198, by the Press Publishing Company, New York World.) (By Cable to The Bvening World.) LONDON, March 17.—I gladly greet my fellow countrymen in America through the Evening World on our National feast in remem- brance of our common nationality of their Splendid services in the Irish cause. JOHN DILLON, LONDON, March 11.~The scenes there) thie evening are such as have never” been witnessed before on a Ot. Pacriehia Day. In every muste hall and theatre; ahemrocks are the chief Gecoration, tho lar songs are sung. Audiences everywhere went craay. the mention of the deeds of the? soldiers in South Africa, and the asilc outbursts of the day were me ing to the frensied scenes of the night,’ Shamrock Day promises to vie @ | Primrose Day in the hearts of the pepe’ 5 | ple, judging from the enthusiasm wtih which, for che first time in the histery 4 the nation, loyalist all over the Kingdom celebrated. Everywhere the : was conspicuous. UNDYING AFFECTION, SAYS T. P. O'CONNOR. (Copyright, 1999, by the Press Publishing Company, New York World.) (By Cable to The Evening World.) LONDON, March 17.—In our hour of joy, as in our times of bitterest trial, Irishmen at home turn with undying affection to our Irish-Amer- ican brethren, whose devotion to the old coun- try neither time nor distance can quench. y. P. O'CONNOR. rock the most-prised of all plants ta the B| British Istes. ‘The supply of real S was coon ouhausied at Covent Gago Gon. While it lected aprign were weld at from 96 te 5 cbiftings @eccon. Dertag the week tone of the geacine irish oft rect and sinty toe of clever Gore ects. ; By the Queen's order, the belts tn 1 Curtew Tower of Windsor Caste Bige) 5 ored St. Patrick this morning; Ital @ played by the Orcnadters, he Queen's luncheon, and om Mansion House floats a new tara vial flag, with the Union Jock to the Gpeer corner and a crowned harp 'h the om of a teen field, ap @isting waned 6 JUSTIN M’CARTHY’S — WORDS OF CHEER. eee (Copyright, 199, by the Press Publishing Company. New York World.) (By Cable to The Evening World.) LONDON, March 17.—Irishmen in their struggle for national self-government cordially aa ty Aa race who have found under the Stars and Stripes, | "| JUSTIN M’CARTHY.