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A JOURNAL -DEVOTED TO THE CAUSE OF IRISH INDEPENDENCE, IRISH LITERATURE AND THE INTERESTS OF THE IRISH RACE. ”’
Vol. XIL, No. 33. Whole No. 622.
NEW YORK, AUGUST 14, 1915.
r.ur.r.d IIuoeurld<IAu mall-1.0-I l. lrd.ar sn. PIIlOIll:n It
now lcIk.N. linunasasaaacna thvurulol aiareamim.
PRICE FIVE GENTS.
DUBLIN HONORS 0’DONOVAN ROSSA’S REllIhINS
Requiem High Mass At The Cathedral Attended By Great Throng, including
Priests From Every Part Ol Ireland-Greatest Gathering Of Clerical
Nationalists Since Daniel 0’Connell’s Funeral-Lay In State At The
City Hall, With Irish Volunteers As Guard 0f Honor-Father
x
0'FIanagan Vlndicates The Dead Patriot’: Life And Char-
acter-Mrs. Rossa Emphatically Contradicts The
" Daily Telegraphls" Vile Lie, Which Was Twice
Repeated By T. P. O'Connor-Widow And
Daughter Sail For New York.
The detailed report oi the illnerai at
D'Donovhn Relish n Dub n on‘SiI:i.lay,
nectio h it up 1 dsyll belore
it look see. These ude the arrival
at the body in Dublin, th High Mao:
c larch to the City Hall,
Where. the wake was held and the wake
self
The honors paid to ths remains of the
dead Dhtriut were national in scope and
character and the moat
tllre of it was the great demonstration
of clerical Nationality in the cathedral.
5 been seen in Irelallii
E .
represented. The r in
stances all pointed to the (act that those
to. Young and a come there to
o
Id,
their belief In the kind 0
.neIi's from the old
and Women in me
land (or Irish men
rich.
The address delivered
to the pedals
'remi1vIi ol
lt'Iras a 1 I Ross: lire
proclaimed that he died true to the Prin-
ciplet (or which h d tourhl Ind sut-
ed and dishonest
roads the false and ilnpudent claim tint
have sold lr and and
that up 0’DanovAn Ross: to his country-
men and th world M I trait t his
country, like themselves.
THE BODY ARRIVES IN DUBLIN.
tutu. mas o!
are hhoth
the rsmsins to the city Hull and the
.thlrd oi the lying in state in that build-
‘ in all these the rrish volunteers
England and
rtsh Nationality in IN“ 5
Dublin on
‘Dilly’: steamship Cilrlnul.
:moved to he r he
lbvroush Street.
iln-esoncc or s. as and her daugh-
lter and other triends. Durlns the IN"-
noon and evening great numb?“ “' V"
. who visited the csthedrsl. uld urn?!"
tributes. rested on a csialn
rounded by candles, in rront oi the High
altar.
The Re uiesn oiilce will inter recited
In the church by the Pro-Cathedral Con-
itratornlt who were assisted by 01”"
city contratcrnitics.
EOHIEM MASS AT THE’
' CATHEDRAL.
Following he report of t
Requiem Mass. published in the me.
man or July ;
Yesterday morning at 11 o'clock. in
the Pro-Csthedrsl, Marlborough Street.
solemn Requiem High Mass was c e-
hreted tor the
E
0
cl
repose of the soul 0!
D’Dohovall ROEEI.
The colntlrant or the Mass was Rev
J. P. I“lIni'i5arl, C. P
Rev. John G. 0'Reiily, C.(:., was
and Rev. J. P.
R
rrl
Canli7l7elI. llalin. County nonegal;
Michael 0’Flan
Sligo: Rev. .
Rev. Patrick Kitty, C.M., Cork; Rev. J
P J. Du
0'StieI. Limorl
s ..
Rev. D.
W. M‘DanIlti
wllliam inckhnrt.
Lesson Street; .
Hickey. C.C.. Kilmncud;
Cathedral;
Deacon
Cemac was Sub-Deacon.
. Adm., oroclersd an
ilev. Andre
her.
again, Clltiorley. County
tzgcrsl , 0.F.M.:
ck: Rev. .
Rev. P unna.
Rev.
C.C, Fa view, Rev.
(:.C.. Glusthule; Rev.
Dalkey; l>1ev..los:l'Ih
A Pro-Cathetlru , ev. W.
B. Costello. O.P.. St. SM‘lour'a; Rev.
Thomiu Kickham, C.M.: Rttv- F.
Gsynor, C.C., City Qumvi Rev L-IIMII
C
sheehsn.
lliirhssl cnrran.
F. .1. Jones. Rev.
c St. .1
as’. J. Dowllng. 0.P., Prior, St.
ery EV CBDO
R Rev.
Fnrrantore. Counly Kerri:
Pro-Calhenmi:
Archbishop": House;
Patrick 0’Gnr-
osoph's, Blackrotk;
. . n
Baiiinlicggln. Coun-
Rev. P. .l. shcil
0.D.C..
Father
Churrh street: Rev.
0 SF.C ‘Ox o ;
Deans. Newrsillieron-'l')'lia3
sv, M
Nealon. Cork. and Rev. H. M. Csltrey.
O
B.
uy Rev. J.
he Fins] Absolution was pronounced
P I-‘lens all
The Irtdi3l1mdL'nt’a report was shorter.
but it said.
There was I
tcndnnce or rlurgy rrorn c y
very rellresentiativn at-
ii and coun
try, including nicmuors of the lasncclio
glove as good
a report as either or the neomondits
apsrs.
REMOVED T0 mi: CITY HALL.
The Freeman
he removal or
cathedral to (la
0 o'clo
ths iuueral vi-lll
Camel
At
iiosss.
or the deceased
of July 29 than rewnl
the remllhs from the
e City Hall:
ck last ev
erltng the re-
ved iron. the o-
ulio plans in alusncvln
at request or Mrs. O‘DanavIn
lllr. Thomas Clarke. on old friend
. roolr charge or the or.
rungolnonlo in connection with ma decla-
lsr portion or yeslertiI)"I
Commit
dent.
hearse b
the command oi
xlr.
s
I (h W0 9
mmmfe: or :-nlcn body he is praal.
iunciions. in-
i
or remain.
eziring the remnlns I'll
o.V an armed
John nary. sx..liayor or
nTi'i'lb:’ivl‘l(n’llId another colleague of the
which wt
oraianll 5
Danie Street For
mge crowds asseln
olsd lo the vicinity
or the Hall. and every mark or public
respect and I)'mpothy posslhio was
sholn lo the memory at tha llluilrloul
Geld by lh veclator the a
In the
pebble. including rilemher: Ind oitlcilll
or the Corrlarnllon.
was
I: Roan eceptlon m.
its on ths occasion or his iirsi re
turn to Ireland from exile.
ansr arrlrsl at the city Hall the
upper Portion of the Com
dead puiriot under a glass covering
FATHER a'FLA.h'aa4N VIXDICATE5
RUSEA.
eemim cut down the speech or
gen.
s-1
in
the City Hull.
but the Independent gave the following
report or it:
Rev. M. 0'F‘iunIzIn. Granse.
addressing those a sampled on
lesturea being r vealed. slid Rosaaa
remains had been sent across the ocean
Slizo.
the
o
3
to In ling. Ind
m cemins together after
ions years or (end to shake hand: over
spirit of [3 Iain, he phssinh
1 pa i tlsrn. Ind the virtue
oi patriotism 0’D0 Ru: an
. van aa w
grcst in his love or Ireland, end even
osyonil his low. or lrciand then stood
that suit strong in his characrsr h
msnly hatred or the oppressors or
nd. They loved 0'Donol'an nossa
use ho was true to the one or his
to the principles or his boyhood. .
“Don't believe unscrupulous polttictr
ans." Kain Fol a son. "who. I
ire
.37
M.
lire
men not believe them when they
tell you thht he changed in ego.
Rather believe those who tended at his
bedslde.'And who were (sithfui to him
the in his memory II
the Ireland
tree-ll-om,any extemll control what-
1... v
The soars I-u received with loud
applansc.
Member: or the lrlsn Volunteer: were
arrangements being Idlnirlbiy curried
out. .
HRS. RUSSA CONTRADICTS THE
LIE
Gresham Hotel, Dublin. Ireland.
Editor Datlll rclcornpn, London, Eng-
Dur Sir-Feeling distressed and as-
grieved by a ralss talsmsni, rsgsrdlng
my nusoand t0'nonovan rtoasal, which
nppenred in you
n
must strenuously demlnrl
contradiction or it.
t e ohiectlollohle article oi
ndenl:-"The
am
your
Telegraph,
Roast well in r Ind tllked
to him daily (or over a week, continues
‘When I dle,‘. he an
tel
dies, against t h Government.
He hoped ths Irish would stand united
the comr
l scant this correnpondnnus name that
i may compel him lo retrut.
Roars. val. as he ssld or himselr in
the dock. an Irishman ever since he was
born.
sanlo uncononarahls
in; the same unalternhle dsslrs tor ths
absolute rrssdorn or his country and its
uiicr separation from Englsna that he
brssthsd in the doclr. .
o ew York correspondent could
u . . . . . .
BRITISH SOLDIERS ATTACK
A CHRISTIAN BEOTHER.
Kettle’: Pious Chums Curse the
Pope and Insult Religious
Emblelzusm-A Dustardly Out-
rage for Which the Sentence
Was Only Two Iliollths Im-
-pi-isonnleht.
men who satshliohca
ol-
rd" Ind delendvn oi Ihe
Se in Ireland in use
lnmrerts or religion snd oioraliiy. Hers
sam in or the conduct or the new
crusaders u rsporled in the Irish plus
or July 2i:
Pl-iv ts C. E. Gillespie and Prints
ett Ninth Battalion. lnlllllllllius
lrusllicrs (Ulster Dlvlslonl were sen-
to
tended at Ballycastls Petty tensions
two moi-it Ill n
pl’ impr
llrdli evening with Brother Conway on
I. 8 road lending to the Cllholic Church
they pushed some clansihs
to the ihnlsliililnx Fllsilitrl. who were
cursing the Pope and uucrlng hlav
nsnlous lansusss.
s group or lnnr or on g x
witness I swinging Illd delibellta blow
in the (Ilse. hut. wiutesl never Mid I
Foul‘ (Ithzrl then [truth It him
who 30! seven]
be and h
unlhrelll.
It. proved a ieehle dclsnae Ixllnst
sixth savage unillnts.
They went, covered over with hlooi
on their faces, hands Ind clothes. to
the Cum the nutter to
. .. ‘he laid h
relt. humiliated and promised on Luv
qu ry.
Brother Moynihan said he had met
some rowdy butchca or men in Belfast.
t he never saw u more rurlous and
violent crowd than thcse soldiers
on 1 them. whom he believed to ho
Gillespie. otrurk at wiin-.l-s with 1 stick.
Ivun Jhe Jwrr oi OILDIDII,
or (he soldiers. now nrun .rlIIs'
thirty. cried out. "Kill them, the
Eierltually the Broth-
runninr into the churrh.
u said on i
E
nil
sbout
ralso rhsrged with ssssuln. acted like
a Ierencee to the church
were worse than anything vlllhess had
y pin or B aooul
SN) yards iron-l Qilll-in he nrsl ems, who
hlrn. lie saw‘ oolh Gillespie and
Eetu assault another Brol cr.
Prlvllo John l-lugllcs said he asslsiad
I!
Brother Crlvth to Ho Ihw
Private Gillelple. who I’ man; lb:
crowd that insulted the Christian Broth-
ers. and he hnd I all eye. Prlvlle
Thoma Preston said he saw the unit-
gle goillr on. a w s sncrwsrds told
by Betta that they had great run I
the Christian Brothcrs. A number
soldlel were sin us "Derry Wills"
9.3
and ‘Dolly’: Bra
Privute Gilmore id Quinn told him
“hid lrlioolrsd spell out or ths chris-
tin: Brothers."
Captain Wilson expressed regret at
ths duurdiy outrage, which was due to
drink. ulnn. who I . i the xorth
lrlsh l-lorss. had been wounded at the
(font. Ind when drunk lost all subcon-
trol.
=-
a
lililit THE llAPlTALlSTS'
NEWSPAPERS FOR will TALK.
A statement domain; the “caplullst-
controlled news
New Y I-‘rle ds ol Peace is a
cent I pos d or any anlli
led American organizations. all -or
no em-
hrogllo. The "British-born crusade 0!
(continued on Pads 5.)
hnvs Ind no oprroriunlly at interview-
r he was not for the lost
to be interviewed,
not
put him on exhibition to holllie strong
on s r correspondent must
urei)‘
i want a retraction or this slander
n m husband‘; National chnracter.
and In apology trom the sulhor or the
slander.
Yours slnterelir
iiasr J. U'Dcil!m'I! nosss.
. Ross: .
dnllshter Eileen nlled from Liverpool
on r New
York on A It 7. unit I'll] probably
Irrlve in No‘! York on Sundly next.
dlr
to him to quit his ovrnrcountry. What
lRlSHlllEN DEFY DEPORTATIDN ORDERS
joogj
Arthur Griltiih Declares Thai England's Attempt To Treat The People Oi‘
Ireland As Aliens In Their Own Country And To Banish Them Arbi-
trarily Will Be Dehed-General Friend. The Commander Of The
English Forces In Ireland, Has Modified Cromwell’s “To Hell
- Or Connacht " Edict By Cutting Out Connatht As A Place
To Which All Irishman Not Acceptable To The Eng-
lish Government May Go-Striking Example
' 0iTl1o Survival Of The Same Old Tyranny
la Redmond's “ Home Rule " Year.
DL‘hLlx, July )6.-vTho British Gov-
en-inlellt ha a luclt linked. it
his served orders or bsniahrncni on four
prominent Volun sro
y r-proved oy rho llrllinh mill-
tlY)' llIlhI)rllI9l" htther Ille lllllle
gentler-ncn ronrorl-led
ignore the British some
The Four upon whom the order ha
have dscidca to
r.
um Mr. M. Plus or ml one or
conlrucrcially cclchraicd Plms of lrslsnd.
o
lilr. rim. -hose cousin.
is tho British ex-Attorney
95
will I prorriinnrit allrlponcr
rriolld-In exo<'utll'a oftlrer or the rolled
lriau League and the ncrllnlie A. 0 rl.
g Voflh. . lie, sironsll‘ .c-npose.!..lY.l<.
I no mac err an a e
definitely derlnrr-A tor England,
late them no
rnupy hut Ellsllnd ls Ireland's eternal
nil-n'i .
The noilcs of hanlshmcnt vraa served
r July 12-
oraprcmt-n
triumph tor
prolerred.
onlorsd in so
bc-lore lo I‘. it. o J
om: ullod inland" in Mr Rt-drlm
“liol-no Ruin ycsr lreln d
en-en s roltntr)’ and
hence all lrls
order of an English ilalor
1 re,
ihrnioolvcs.
"III II" I
banlsllca or
Gclierll. >
sornclnins els-. however, the Eris-
llsn Gm'ernl'm>rit has given lrismncn Io
lrnow by. in Addition to she ordsr
or Eel-ilslimult it oerved s copy or "The
Alien‘ Reairlrtlon orders" on each or
the tour lrishlrienrlliiormltls them on
sll others that lrlsnmcn are nilens in
Ireland.
A copy or the Aliens‘ Restriction
a
hy order of a secretary at state.
Three h years a o 0‘EIyrus‘s
hard dsoloring the condluon of ths ire-
land of his lime under English nsls
wrvto:
‘e u strangers sit homo-
WI Il'O exiled in Erin.“
The world changes. nut the spirit at
English Government in lrsland never
. T y the lviahrnan is lrnted
as s stringer in his own house-on alien
in his own llnd-hy the British Militar-
ism that runs ltsslr Government in in-
d
E.
Fa‘
d lrucllorl or man u it t
some luell on I defonceleu World for
mother huudr ynn. nnscht.
No out or Ireland is Io contain the
lrishnlsn who re uses to how the here
to the meanest tyranny in Europe-if
It can helv IL
Ell! lhoro II
No irlshlnun I'lll oh!’ I British or
In "it" In the mhttll‘.
the event may he the ulerriph will
liars informed you bsiors this reaches.
rvlmspt
defiance, than be sure ths LEIQEYIPI
es.
AITETI GIEIHK
THE REIGN OF TERROR.
More Prosecutions for Sedition in
Irelandmhien Who Refuse to
Leave the Country Sent to Jail
mBirre1l Admits Tel-rorizing
the Press-Crown Witnesses
Refuse to State
Against Pizn and McCullough
for Which They Were Ordered
to Leave the Country.
in the “one bright spat" In
gs or British bench-
n resorted to
lodia-hut police
espionage and terrorism, imprisopmcnt
s The
xnsairre as the!‘ arc throw an
in: llshi on the iniualivs sud
ure adopted.
rliosltrrrlnx or is: mr.
liir. Herbert Pinn (‘LL NeI'inn.n") vr
senianrad to three months‘ imprison-
revo
iolcrest.
braced-
a
E
5
by the crown.
lllsior lvau Price. lntelligcocs
vi-ag the prlncipsl
union In both
Othoer.
I-luless for the proce-
cnes ked
at
Friend in motion. zilalov Prios ens-rend
lost he mum not.
Y ‘t lrno-2 i know. out i do-
it -rsa brought ths
Pim and two other
in c-snsrsl Friend decline
to give any iniorrnalion as to what
guided siaior General Friend in making
the order.
rlanns. addressing the court. sub
mlrtetl that this was not a star cha
s
G
snd witness said thst it would be pm
judicial to the safety of the realm to
svrsr.
Did you make an investigation.
Certainly.
Throllsh the ordihhry Channels of the
Police! I in 0 5i nswert ll.
Did tin:
with rsterencs to them? 1 am not going
In nnswer lhIt.
connasl said he presumed that me
Wnrship's ruling Ins inst this svntlo
man could refuse to answer anything
he liked. ’
. . Hanna ntd his defence would in
that the military authorities hnd been
t in motion oy the civil aulhoriilss.
and that the civil authorities were set
in motion by the political opponent. or
hir. Plan.
at this than was great appinnle,
whereupon .xlr. Gray. R.M., dircciod that
urt cl Ir-ed
. Hhnln. resuming his cross-ex.
aminatlon. ask
Sh Iy Islist tho prison.
or. it in !our opinion it prejudice. nu