The evening world. Newspaper, August 13, 1904, Page 5

‘WOULONTT ORINK 10 ThE HEALTH OF KING EDWARD Attempt to Couple His Name with that of the Pope at a Banquet in Ireland Provesa Failure—Dunraven Attempts to-Capture a Dublin Newspaper. (Special Correspondence of The Brening World.) (From our Regular Correspondent.) DUBLIN, Ireland, July 80.—The omission of the toast of “The King” et the banquet in Armagh, following the consecration of the Cathedral, ‘s Fegarded everywhere as a defeat of the Government. As originally ar fanged, the toast to be proposed was “The Pope and King,” but the ex- | mag pooh gts gga lalallala allies i from the private tonst list, On the arrival of the Duke of Norfolk in the country, however, Me ‘used every effort to induce Cardinal Logue to restore the omitted words, ‘and {t was freely stated in Armagh that the Cardinal had yielded, and the toast would be proposed. A strong protest from many of the lay Catholics present led to its being abandoned, much to the chagrin of the Duke of Norfolk, who, when he rose to speak afterward, was received with one solitary cry of “Long “Hive the Duke of Norfolk!" followed by a distinct hiss from a considerable section of those present, Cardinal Vanutelli, the Papal Legate, who was present at the cere mony, visited Dublin the following day and was presented by the Corpora- , tion with an address in the Irish language, O'BRIEN CROSSES SWORDS WITH REDMOND. William O’Brien’ has not attempted any reply to Mr. Davitt's scathing letter, but he has replied with great acerbity to a letter written by John Redmond, milly rebuking Mr. O’Brien’s supporters in Cork for seeking to etir up “dissension” by dwelling on dead personal issues. Mr, O'Brien, who nine months ago announced that he had retired definitely from public fe and that no consideration would induce him) to re-enter it, now assails Mr, Redmond for seeking to “drive him out of /public life.” It is currently reported that Mr. O’Brien is about to purchase the Datly Independent and Evening Herald newspapers, which are now being Tun at an annual loss of $40,000, in the interests of the tram monopoly and of Sir John Nutting, an Englishman, in the liquor trade in Dublin, who has political ambitions, and start @ new, or “Centre” party, which will comprise Nutting, Sir Horace Plunkett, Lord Dunraven and other Unionists, as well as some of the nominal Nationaliste—this party to agree to differ about Home Rule, and to work for “reforms,” DUNRAVEN IN A PLOT. The villain of the plece is Lord Dunraven, who {s one of the ablest and most unscrupulous of Irish politicians, Dunraven {s deep in the confidence of the Government, but his magnetic personality has completely fascinated Mr, O'Brien. Lord Dunraven, by the way, is a stockbroker under an assumed name fn London, and the great-grandson of 8 member of the Irish Parliment, who was “ennobled” and pald £15,000 by the British Government for vot- ing for the Act of Union. Recently Dunraven, Nutting and some others, laid a plot to capture the Freeman’s Journal by buying up its shares on the Dublin Stock Ex- change. which the Freeman indulged. Mr, Sexton, the Managing Director of the Freeman, discovered the plot and refused delivery of the shares. WOUI,D NOT EXPOSE THE PLOT, } By going into court, Dunraven and Nutting could, of course, compel him to deliver, but as going into court meant giving publicity to their operations, they were afraid to proceed, and the plot completely failed, ‘The eighth Oireachtas, the annual festival of the Gaelic League, opens in Dyblin and will continue until the end of the week. The object of the Gaclfc League 1s primarily the revival of the Irish language as the spoken tongue of the whole country; secondly, the creation of a modern Irish Mterature, and thirdly the encouragement and development of Irisa in- dustries, This year an industrial exhibition was held in connection with the gathering. From the annual report it appears that nearly 200,000 children out of the 750,000 attending schools in the country are now being taught the Irish language, and although this is a small proportion, {t must be recol- lected that ten years ago there were not 5,000 children being taught Irish in the schools, NODISCRIMINATION SAS LEISHMAN American Minister Demands | that Sultan Shall Grant Full Privileges to Our Schools, Hospitals and Institutions. on & full acceptance of the American list of about three hundred schools, hoa- Pitals, charitable Institutions and mis- slonary dwellings filed with the Porte eighteen months ago. The American waialater intet out that the Porte had ample time SY) Mt the Ist, but that it fad done and Mr. Laishman positively tetveed rd Masten to any suggestion regarding treat- ment differing from that accorded to the schools, &c., under the protection of | |other powers. The delegates finally left | in order to report A the Sultan, prom- P Boned Claims. have settled one of gn] upon at th dent, et an namely, cl ‘American citisen $26, 000, [Ay land on which Mosiam red ANTINOPLE, Aug. 1%—The proyielen between Minister Leishman | 4 and Inset Pasha, Secrotary of [th@) ican squadron hom polne Palace, and Nedjid Melhame, Assistant ising an pm acing Minister of Public Works, not Selim Pasha, Minister of Mines, as cabled yesterdsy, occurred at Mr. Leishman’s yoummer residence at ‘Therapla, and Iasted elght hours, during which lazet Pasha exchanged communications with the palace. ‘The fact of sending a palace function- ry unacquainted with the question to discuss the matter with Mr, man fe typical of Turkish methods, The Sultan's ignoring of the proper channel, namely. the Porte, is much commented upon as evidently being an attemat vo Seas fh tlement. ¢ usual attempt: rere - Mr Letehen ry P. 4 ya ba t2'anyen na aetilemes Minister declined to intervene: and is now in communication with Rear-Admiral Jewell aig arrange- ments in the event of ruptu consequint departure of the Min- | iater from’ Cone*untineple, SHOT JUST MISSED Schoos Character, Inthe course of (16 discussion me [Fired Throut (furkisk delegate atta mpted to impygn igh Their Bedroom the character of some of the schoota | Window While They Slept, It $e crated ‘cerisin prtcicee cat ‘°) Passed Over Their Heads and emilar French fnstitutions, Mr, Leishman, however, firmly re- gestion of discrimination, and Insisted Hit the Wall. A bullet from a rifle or a big revolver crashed through a bedroom window on the ground floor of the house of Louis! Man, Greenville section of Jersey City, early to-day, and, passing close to the heads of Mang and his wife, who were asleep in bed, was buried in the wall, Mrs. Mang jumped and ran to the window, but could see no one outside the how THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM. 11,287 Houses, Rooms and Apartments advertised in The World last month—880 more than July, 1903, and 1,283 wife, both of whom run a cel farm, ) J} inf do not know w! y any one should and that so far as ‘THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING; AUGUST 13, 1904. HE WANTS MORE. MYSTERY LURKS IN ThlS TOPCOAT If It Could Only Speak Engle- wood Would Breathe Freer, and a Town Tangle That Worries Be Unravelled. (By T. E. Powers.) ITS CLAMOROUS GREEN STRIPE CAUSES TROUBLE. Druggist Allen, the Owner, Sud- denly Becomes the Storm Centre in Inquiry as to Whence the Garment Came. . Englewood, N. J.. le In the throes of & mystery that Involves the purchase of a topcoat. the salient feature of quiet and demure. which Is a clamorous green stripe. In to this position and Commodore Booth, other respects the garment ta silent, pucker will be appointed to succeed him, If It could only speak. says all Engle- |to be conduct wood, the village would breath @ huge |rucker are be! ‘The object was to stifle the adverse criticism of the Land act, Im agreed yee ft tne Betruth Inct- struck with the opportunity which such "3 An appearance Would givo Judge Par- the ker for making an effective plea fur in [Mawes cettlak Tate amon ce Doe, inn aus Senett government, MAN AND HIS WIFE WOMEN IN WRECK At No, 19 Stevens avenue, in the |” LIELELELDDD44D9 DLO DHF 8 HED DDIDHDDDDDDIDAD EDO DLADD EDDIDDIAG HEED ADEE ETE EAABDED POLITICS MAKES QUEER RUNNING MATES—VIDE HOT STUFF AND ICE BANK URGING PARKER TO (BABIES' NIGHT MOTION OF CARS SPEAK IN WEST, AT NORTH BEACH ADE MAN CRA gy Bia a ay Michae! tarde #1 Shot by Por) Thought by His Managers a ‘The crasy man who was shot by Po- Neoman Russell in the rear of Madieon street. Hoboken, yesterday ha: proved an interesting character to physicians in St.Mary's Hospital, wh he now Iles with three bullet wounds. | He has been identifien a» Michael Mun- | dock, Wednesday If he follows the wishes of his cam- paign managers Judge Parker will mak a tour of the West, visiting India! Ilinols, Wisconsin, Colorado and proba: bly other States, making a few speeches while on tour. ‘The demand for such a tour has be- come practically trresistible, and all of Judge Parker's leaders here are anxious | that he consent to go Weat and let the | voters see him. They believe that a few speeches delivered at the proper points at the proper time will turn the drift of eentiment in the West. Harry B, Hawes, the Missouri lead- r, will go to Ewopus to-day at the In- tance of Chairman Taggart, and will rge Judge Parker to make the Weat- mm tour. He will be followed by other men from the West, who will reinforce ia invitation. Mr. Hawes ig the vouthful leader of St, Louis, who, though he was recently defeated for the Governorship nomina- tion by Joseph W. Folk, has entered enthusigstically into the fight to have Folk elected by the bigxest majority in @ history of the State, Hawes has pital, said to an Evening World re- porter to-day; j@ man's Insanity was undoubtedly’ juced by travel, Unused to riding on a railroad train, he became so bewildered by the rapid change of scene, the strang that his mind became unbalanced. He left his abiding place so infre- ‘The mammoth benefit to be tenderad The Evening World Bick Babies’ Fund at Fred Erbe's North Beach Casino, on Tuesday, Aug. 16, Is the sole tople ut conversation in vaude' circles. A star vaudeville programme has been arranged that will hold @ place of its, own in theatrical annals, More than one hundred prominent artists have voluteered thelr services, aad twelve solid hours of high-class entertainment await pleasure-seekers who go to North, Beach next Tuesday. Mr. Erbe Is one of the warmest and most generous friends the sick babies nave. Every year he gives a monster benefit that nets jum large enough to bring renewed health to thousands of the pale-faced sick children of the tenements, One of the star performers at Tues- day's benefit will be Charles B. Ward, the original Bowery Boy, who will sing is newest and most catchy song, “Don't Cry, Kalle, Dear!’ Head over became deranged. Of this I have no doubt. By time he is able to the hospital I think be In & mental condition as to warrant the belief that he will be entirely well, Rest will effect Mund an the polleem: who believed him be @ burglar. Dut up @ strong fight, and though co i vee not tell his name. » pocket of his coat a le recommendation was found ay | which established hi entity without a) doubt, It was from ye J A. R. Ice 4 gave Mundock W, Littleton to speak at @ «rand rally at the Coliseum in Bt. Louis, the build- ing in which the National Convention wag held, and he wants to induce Judee Parker t at the same tim Saw Opportanity tor Parker, He presented the plan to Chairman ed Taggart, and Chairman Taggart was then bought a ticket to Hamburg on the North German Lioyd. He acted so trangely at the hotel that the cler nt thee to his room and had to wi at it did not discontinu is shouting he would be requested to leave, At 9 o'clock Wednesday evening he left the hotel. The next that was heard of him was the shooting. He asked Mr, to Esopus and urge Judge rker to take the trip. in is now or ed inet Tudee Parker es to go uD ® | ner husband is proprietor, she heard a > | vigorous protest on her part Tour of Some of the Doubtful liceman Who Mistook Him’? States May Make Them Hag homy Partormenee at for Burglar, Was Deranged: Safely Demooratio. : by Travel on Trains. No. 47 and came from Erie, Pa, oy Dr, Albert Farr, of St. Mary's Hos- |)’ quently and was so unaccustomed to (ee In prot motion of the car that his mind |t jthe topcoat was made, would relin- quish her efforts in pursuing the mys- tery to its very depths, The story goes that one evening when Mrs, Allen returned to her home near the Rockefeller drug store, of which nolee In the hall. Though she never actually discovered the source of this sound, she found a topcoat hanging on the hat rack, and that called forth a Stripe Ja There was a green stripe in the other- wise neat and tidy sartorial master- ment for the pastoral solitudes of En- glewood. Bhe said something to Mr. Allen that meant that there were to be no green stripes in his, She went fur- ther than that. She took the coat to the tatlor who made it, The shop Is near Broadway and Twenty-second street, When she got there with the coat she said; “Take it back. Idon't allow Mr, to wear such outspoken clothes.”’ ‘But, madam, oir, asiens wie ordered ," vetorted the tailor, “Bhe did no such thing,” returned Mrs, | Allen, * ‘tor Lam Mr, Allen's wife and | | never ordered a coat with green stripe for him in hia ii) Tho tailor persisted (iat a woman al- joa as pe dsome as Mra, Allen had nop and oraered the coat. Aire. Allen with and started on @ re- Engiewood. Juat about ears began to burn, s apotivevary found bie Mer spot tan hi should enave Tea him to suspect. The | mysterious temale purchaser ut the top coat with the green stripes was pul right up to him. Allen ot this Interview ha though ft did tr t ‘nia report received some deg ft con |firmation when Mr, Allen moved to the 1 Ppede Hotel DI vations male ag lr taste for green strip topcoats was the motive of charge, thelr furnaces of indignation flame Thrilt Accordin oes of the | nit wy pager of the topcoat with the green stripes, “The Young, women of Englewoxd wery not ing against what iher ‘perfectly awl as anainua- d punking “4 tato marked the old Inbabit rg the events that followed, there | ness, ineme young women folks that ha orked up over the green stripes in this Rere peppery lookin’ coat, they has all got lawyers an’ gone over to them tallors to swear on seven ge si Ms mo that they never seen an. Allen's wearin’ togs so hev lived.” however, has not yet | withdrawn In’ her efforts to fix the PAY 4 ance of h S gaa privileges upon t ‘hat the culm ation of it all will be {s @ matter of spirited conjecture. It i L since lewood had a thri voked oy the ecane 1 over the topcoat with the green ‘ipes that those who relish ling developments are heping th come of it. The wise pial think Let the whol slimmer away, the momentou: Will be o all will the chorus, so as to familiarise your- will rea indianapolia and . ee ae self with it beforehand; soren probabil nA, in ‘i and Denver, It wes 9 ge oygste4 i reeet that he has re an invita: tion to es a a Leg aft Bameerae a ‘. f4 clubhouse on At Miss Rose Hartman, the famous con- tralto, 4 another volunteer, and among the remaining stars are Hanson and Harris, Fisher and Johnson, Miss Etta Williams, the Berg slaters, Waller and Magill. the Black brothers, voor 0) Walby, the Moss fam- Tr nao, sivon nd ‘the Hoetentat, and Bam J in. Next Mrieeday ‘a benefit will noon and will continue until mi —=——_— A Summer Bilasard, ‘The tornado which wrough such havoc In the Valais at the end of last month has now made Itself felt in Britanny. During the afternoon of a Tuesday the region around Redon was visited by DOWE SAVES THREE RENAISSANCE AND in at night. Their Boat Y acme and the Zionist Chief with His Son Brought Them Safely Ashore in a Launch, Announce Special Sales of CURTAINS, ALSO CALIFORNIAN BLANKETS, for Monday and Tuesday, August Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Nineteenth Street and Sixib Avenue, New York. IRISH POINT LACE torrential rains, accompanted by thun- 4 Mghtning, and followed by a an ng to a veritable hich mate 1¢ Impossibl ahead, On the ‘ae WHITEHALL, Mich, Aug. 18.—"Eil- jah” Dowle rescued three women who ¢ In imminent danger of drowning here. The women were sailing unat- tended in & yacht belonging to George McDonald, of Chicago, when in the mid- die of the Iake @ heavy puff of wind capsized the boat, Dowle saw the accilent from the piassa of the Ben MacDpul, his summer home, and with his son Gladstone ran kept to na Inanch and wont out through the| Zrfar anki ebninr, reie heavy waves to the rescue. He reached teattvee waich one another most vigi- to eyene [eat 5 om Ser 6 seems Galeg, la MA. DOOLEY ja Sun- than @ yard rand stand and Dullt marquees trl 4 from eral wubatantia Chinene Detectives, ve force in China is a se- cret bedy, second to none in the world in paint of organization. From oi md of the ci << 4 to the other a very wide-ope: upon every man, ‘The 4 a Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year. ‘The BEST HOT WEATHER MEDICINE sigh of reltef, and Mra. Allen, the wife] say City, St Louls, of Druggiat Allen, the man for whom |piiadeiphia, Hosto piece that appealed to her as too vehe- | & 5 | te Bal oe no rae ty to make pond mA. 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