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"ivnsEttET r.rrarTNO news;
UaKemais Uapderips,
ODD 1NOIDDNT9 OK l?OKIION TRAVUI, AND
. . OBSERVATION.
London May i, 1893 TlirouRliout
the entire South of Ireland, and par
tlcuhrly nlons the banks of Mich rUtrs
ns the Harrow, Sulr, UlicLsrater, Urelil
and Lcc, are found the ruins or the well
presetted remains ol huge square
castles, built by the heads of septs and
elms nt dlflerenl periods dutlne the
thirteenth, fourteenth, fifteenth, and a
few as late ns the sixteenth centuries
Whatever the rcisons for tho time,
these massive stono lecps-lor they
bore no resemblance to the architec
turally beautiful Irish and I ngllsli
castles of the Llliabethan and a (till
more modern time seemed to haebeeu
constructed with reference to conn) Ing
Intelligence from one to another, proba
bly from slgml lights from their lofty
i panpets, as somo which are stllUtand-
J Ing are more than 100 feet In height
I Wherever) oil may saunter alonrj these
southern Irish rivers, you will find tint
there Is an uninterrupted slew between
the sites of the ancient castle ruins
Often they are but two miles opirt
frequently from four to six, but In every
instance they are In Itwol cich other,
and ancient roiels, showing that quick
and cisy communication was taken
Into account, are invariably found be
tween
Probably three of the most Interesting
of these massive old structures In the
south ol Ireland nre v cry near together,
and can all be visited In a daj's Journcj
They ara cisllcs l.lsfinn), at the ancient
town of Tallow on the riser llride,
mar the boundaries of counties Water
lord and Cork; castle Kilcolninii.cn n
rhulct floulnj- Into tin Awbcc In the
northern inn of county Cork; and castle
llhrncy, In the beautiful Ilhrncy vale,
but un hour's lovely wall. Iron) tne w In
some city of Cork Taken together
these three are tin. best existing speci
mens of the tower house or castle ol (he
ancient Irish chleltaln, while cicli In its
way Is world famous In slew of Its dis
tinctive associations
Castle I Isfinny stands on the side of
a gentle declMly, which rises from the
margin of the riser llride, with the
sleepy old town ol 1 allow and Its low,
Kray convent nesillng in the valley on
the southern side It Is supposed to
have been built by the carl of Desmond,
and has undergone but little change
during the past hundred jcirs It con
sists of a massive square toer with
facades ol fully fifty Icet and the struc
ture Is nearly 100 feet high lis summit
commands n delightful lew of the v. alley
of the Ilrldr, upwards of twenty miles
in extent, cemmed with villas, slatted
with luxuriant firms, and dappled at
intervals with witching revealmcnts of
the river, here and there appearing like
tli y lakes of silver In emerald settings
of verdure and woodland
Tho late Douglas I'jne, M I', for
West aterford, as I knew trom per
sonal acquaintance one of the most
ovableof men, in the fall of 183; threw
the whole United Klngd ni and n part of
America Into roars ol laughter, from his
odd nnd characteristic)!!) Irish modi of
moliling arrest for upwards of time
mortis, with tha poller, soldiery nnd a
warrant nil literally under his very nosi
The 'sedulous ollenses ' which 1ml
brought the law upon him consisted in
tunnelling, from his own land to the
house of n neighboring tenant undergo
ing sie(,e for eviction, and in this novel
manner suppl) Ing him now and then in
his dilemma with courage and comfort
in the form of an odd bottle of whiskey,
and a snug hamper of victuals cookcu
Ii) good Mrs I') no herself Mr I'ync
was considerable of a wag, and as It
w as October w hen lie w as ' summoned,"
liis cropswere all In, and ns Parliament
did not meet until Januarj, he decided
to employ the Intervening time in hav
ing a little fun with the minloni of the
law.
Mr. Pyncwas tenant of the I Isfinny
demesne, nnd his home, a few yards
from the castle, was one of those old
and almost obsolete mansions of the
Irish gentleman of half a century ago
He had converted the castle Into byre,
barn and storehouse Into this stringe
structure I yne nnd to ol his compan
ions retreated walling up and complete
ly barricading the lower entrance, nnd,
provided with canned meats, fruits and
other edibles, with nil unl nown quanlty
of whiskey and clears, here he ,rand
losely defied arrest
An entire company of Balfour s col
diets endeavored to dislodge him. nut
that was Impossible An entrance could
not be eUccted fvenif one had been
made, arrangements were sucli within,
that anywhere from one to a dozen tons
of rock could have been precipitated
upon tho Invaders Mr I'yne from his
lolly perch above them, soothingly told
the soldiers all this, and much more
which made their duties particularly
disagreeable. The situation becominir
known, 1 isfinny wns the center ol
attraction for nil Ireland Throngs
came to Tallow dally to cheer Mr. I'v ne,
who sagely addressed them on the
"wrongs of Inland' from a window
ninety feet from the ground, whilo the
unforlunato soldiery were the butt of
Immeasurable ami Inexpressible ridicule
lor thirteen weeks this tremendous
firce continued, when finally the great
question as to how Mr I') ue would take
his seat in l'lrliament grew tote univer
sally discussed Irish wit nnd recourse
answered tills promptly. Suddenly
there appeared placarded all over thu
counties of Cork nnd Wntcrfordn notice
tnat Mr. Douglas I'j no's grating lands
would on n certain liy lie sub-let bv
auction lowards even ng of that div
""'pad leading Into Tallow swarmed
with Irish cattle and Irishmen Hymn
set over 1,000 entile were bcllowimr nnd
charging around the base of old Lis
finny, while fully i00 tenant larmcrs,
f i?,.,nB.i ,ro,?51!l"fr. fiRbtinir managed
to ha e the soldiers hopelessly stamp,
eiledliy 'the excited herds '
T','l" ,?' '?'i.y mllu bv ""'I fr""
Jrlr "'l- hlfb0r- ,n lll ,nel.
o,r,,8e.,byl"?s f'1""1 ""Hong
nr,t r',",6 tm,lnen indcr Has
lowered from his eerie, nnd by relavs of
mi In i?.,CVnS Qnstown Iflore
Sfl1 . h " "Shi he was In the
1 ' "fI-nR'l'!.and ten davs later,
guarding oil Llsfinuv that the arrant
rebel should not escape, Douelas I'v no
nuetly entered the H!u, . of G ,0 J
11 Ipndoii,nnderively took his sent in
arllament, amid such cheers as never
before or since marie llio great stiuctura
tremble to its vcri foundation, sm,cture
I feel sure that one after cnloilng
the glories ot the llhckwater will, tllosS
of Its sweet nnd murmurous tributary.
thoAwbcg, nnd after a tramp from old
Doneratlc tow 11, set like a squalid Gipsy
encam; mrlit amid gorgeous natural
environs, to the level tract where stand
the ruins ol Kllcolrinn Castle, the Irish
home of the poet bpenscr would ai.reo
with me In pronouncing the place one
of the loneliest spots In nil Ireland A
vast vale surrounds It; but as far as the
eye can reach there Is scarcely a sign uf
human hablutlon. The once noble
forests have disappeared Only ono
little lake In the south can be seen, an I
searching In v aln for sight or sound of
human activity or nearness, only tie
Kray of a fair fiorltone dge settles lead
cnl down upon llio Water lord moun
tains to the east, the heights of Kerry to
the west, the Magic, mountains to the
south, and the Hjlyhowii Hills to the
noitli It is said tint from the top of
tho castle n view of above half the
breadth of liclind was once comman
ded. If tlieru was compensation In that
In Spenser s time, It could hardly be
found now
Kllcolman or CiI Colin an In Irish,
means Colman's Church, there were
above tlxty saints Colman, nnd nny of
these, to one s liking, may ba taken ns
the patron saint ot this particular town
land locality The castle, as the ruins
Indicate, however rmotc Its date ol
construction, must hive been one of
strength and Importance Historically
it Is known to have hern originally one
of the great I arl of Desmond a fortified
ensiles The lower portion of the treat
quadrangular keen is in n food state of
preservation for about thirty feet from
the ground, one of its side walls, show
ing 11 noble window, rises solidly nrd
fiimly for perhaps tvvint) five feel above
this, ami n inasr-lve square Hanking
tower still lifts Its rough old walls ton
probable height of scv cut) feet. It must
have I ecu a weird and dreary place tor
ono of Spenser lino naturi.
Hut three thlr gs of the gravest impor
tance to poet, prince or peasant came
to this man In his eleven jcars of prac
tical binishmentliere, between Island
jop The first of these was the chas
tening nnd exalting influence of abso
lute self denial Tho second was In his
wooing and marking a women "of
mean birth." vi ho was so lojnl, sweet
nndi,ood, that Spencer never knew nil
unhappy hour 011 her account during
his Hie, more power to women "of mean
birth" for it 1 ho other was In his v islts
to and communions with his noble
friend, Raleigh, at mossy old Yougl1.1l, n
few mites distant upon tin sea coast
Kalclgh, genius and poet that he himself
was, generously recognized the greater
poets true greatness, warmed his heart
with sunny hospitilitles, sustained his
doubtful drcamings wild n strong and
hcartsoinc friendship, and In lshouodily
took the timorous bpenser tuLomloi,
personally Introduced h m in tho queen,
and that very )cusaw the publication
of the tint tlucu books of 1 aerie
Quttn
These three good lorturcs, despite
bitter financial straits on the one hand
and, on the other. Irish ' rebellion 'of
such startling frequency that every far
line of trees, like trembling silhouettes
against the liorlzon, undoubtedly took
011 the form ot Desmond nnd T)rone
avengers, made him sing as no I ui,llsh
pw.ttx.Iore lis time had ever sung
And In these true lhins ol his ll' lav
tl e compensations, lor tin littr ., of
poverty In London, where, as the sequel
Proved, Lnglish indifference was more
fatal than Irish savagery, brought him
nothing save the loyalty of his com
panion "of mean birth,1' ami he was
allowed to dlo In wmt In the land he
had more Infinitely honored than nny
other who ever lived in it, tavebhak
speare There is but little here to
remind ol Spenser now. So desolate is
old Kllcolman and devoid of suggestive
association tho region roundabout, that
the pilgrim hither must perforce bring
Spenser along In his heart, and build
almost the entire fabric of life, home
and haunts from his own loving fane).
Only one real mil sweet thing Is hero
which will alwas remain ns it revealing
the radiance of tho poet's gentle pro
sence Tint Is the near little river,
Awbrg, the ' Mulla" rf his jo)ous verse,
more jovous and melodious ever, as it
sings of him who sung on its sunny,
beauteous way to the lilackwater ani
the sea
There is nothing more beautiful in all
Ireland than Cork city, set In stone and
terrace ngilnst her leafy heights, nnd
the broadening river I ce, which, rising
In the msilc depths of weird, wild
Gnucane llirra at the edge of Kerr),
wanders through lovel) (.lensnnd sunny
vales to where the city and tide meet,
and then, blending with the salt water,
sweeps through the most glorious and
picturesque estuary In the world, do in
past Queenstown to tho sea. Hut this
has been reputedly told by word piln
Krs galore My own secret longing led
mo first and last to,
'The groves of llhrncy,
That look so ch inning
Down by the ptirhngs
Of sweet silent brooks "
One hardly realizes that he Is hi Ire
land vvhllo nmong these hindsomely
nttircd people who, seeking their suhur
ban homes, throng the cars of the little
railway leading from Cork along tho
sweet shores of a murmuring stream,
and for the short four miles to llhrney
ono almost leels he Is again within Ilia
nlmospliiro of tho clear eyed, active
breezv and prosperous folk oncalwavs
finds In American an I London suburb in
ra way travel At tho end ol this little
railwaj, nnd ntthe head of tho valley
through which Itnnl the stream have
run, n a tin), pockety vilo whose sur
face is almost level on t liber side to the
.'2cs of noble wooded lilufls is the
trilling Iniukt ul Illirncy, ami, not a
stone 3 throw from the station, the gray
o d vv ills of Its world famous cnstle rise
high nlovc the rich foliage if thesvci
morp groves, aud tho musical Illirncy
rivulet I clow. Altosetlur it Is one of
the sweetest and most restful snots oil
ever belie Id
lllarncy Is the original Irish form of
J I una, means a little field,' from
lllar, n field, this name having been
given the place from its location nlmost
In tho center or the liny ne field,
which wns no doubt 11 source of rich
harvests even under the rude forms or
cultivation In vogue In most ancient
times As nearly as can bo determined
the latter popular signification of thu
word palavering rhodomontade, clih
specious pleading, or wheedling clonu'
eiice-orij,lnated in Lord Clnacarlvs
often piomlslng, when the prisoner of
Sir George Carew, to "surrender bis
Mrongustlepr lllarncy," this very pile
'in the soldiers of the queen, and ns
often Inventing some smooth ami pah
tablo excuse for exonerating himself
front his promise " Hut tho place no
doubt became world funous through
the celebrity or tho vcrsea beginning
wlih the four lines above quoted, attri
buted by adepts in I11II1 I literature both
l?,.,1."11'" lrol,t " Kichard Alfred
Vlihken, the latter a former Cork at
tornr)
The castle Itself was built In the
fifteenth century by Cormac Mac Carthy,
the Strong," nnd the old coign stone,
the kissing of which convevs the magic
power or 'blarney, according to pop
ular legend at least, Is still Intact It Is
s lid that nt one tint" It bore the Inscrip
lion, CoKttAt McCabtiiv roRtis sir
FlKKtt-rtriT,A.li rjS It Is preserved
nnd held in place b two Iron gliders
btwcen huge merlons or its northern
projecting parapet, nearly n hundred
lect from the pround The ancient
castellated pile now consists only ol a
lofty quadrangular keep, with a hair
ruined tower, through which access Is
gained by winding stono stairs to the
hattltmcntcd parapet above lUncath
the tower nnd keep nre a number of
I woidcrfiil dungeon cells tho m stlrul)
I Impressive or ilicse I hnva lo mil in any
or tho castle ruins of Itclan I while n
cave of remarkable form itlon, but a few
rods from the castle, permitted of sub
lerrnncan Ingress and egress In ancient
times.
Once having gained the lo't) parapet,
I )oil ore among massive Ivies while
, man) shrubs and young trees linv e shot
I nut towards the sky from this slrun,o
eerie Masses and cr uses Invcalnost
, completely thatched Ihe old ruin, and If
I jou will wait until the chattering tour
istshnve none and tho scoldlnj, diws
with the gentl evening Imcoiup 5011
cm, ns I ilid in the grewsotnf aud
shadowy plicc, stealthily and urn b 1 rv
id grasp the Iron girders, nnd, nt the
risk of breaking sour neck, crnnc )our
hca I fir out and dovvm nrd, to give the
sturdy old "lllarncy Sione ' n loud,
I resounding' tin irk, nnd then grope )our
WMy through the echoing windings of
the lonely tower to the dewy, blossom
stiewn earth below.
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Sisb, Pooh, Honldlngs, Etc.
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Kaat r r. f. n.poi.i, ih.
cut. I'l.u.
filOJOJINH. ,l,nvcr o li ItflMvrT.
GREAT - REHOYAL - SALE.
T2P o c o 4 -
Jk' l'rt"X nlmut toinuro I will
41- sell al coal for tho next SO ilsrs
1 riiyllnoiocitot
sNS Chinese & Japanese GoikIs,
'ill, Conalallni: or Silk (locxla, m,,
2. llainluK) (local., tuna ani hau
J3 POra, Howls asna, 1 lower Puts,
SSlx To, otliin, I !c, 1 o.
"ZX t'all sn 1 isa how ft can I will aell.
Quong Chonp; Winer,
S3 f t cconS hontb.
J W. CURR1E,
Assayor,
150 Main Stroot.StltLatco City
rrompl sttcBtloti clren ti all ordera by mat
oresiTcaa. Cbsrraa UDlioria a&d rcaaoasbls.
W. A. HODGES,
Chemist anil Assaycr,
ROOM I, COMMERCIAL DLOCK, lit Floor
srOrdora I; mall l rom it allcuJcd to.
CJIAS.W.STATNER
in i inmviu rcoM
WASHINGTON, n. O.,
IKll tOCATBU It Till
McCornick- Ricliaids liuilcling,
Rooms 317 and 318,
Ul.cro 1 e will recclrai ersosabsslsiconlcilej
csica lefors tbe
GENERAL LAND OrFICE
AIM Aililnglao, or ssboio
-4IiAXI) PATHNTStSs-
Aro delijcil from nnj cauio.
1 rror In llumrfttrail and Other
Kiitrltu Currcctc-I.
Prices RsMcaatle ui Lirgsly Csntinjeal
Silk BTAVSEll l. a nmUr ol ilia Dar ot tho
HJIIttHReol.UTot ibo L'nllc I Halo, al.j
ot the tUrino Court ol Ibo KlitrKI (.1 Cotum.
lis sn I a rrililtrril Atlornt j- in tho !)arl
mcot or Ibo Interior nuil all ot ita Iluioaua.
Ilia ataodlufc la uuuscolltij
llcffroncva I jr permlaiion IIOV JOHN T.
GAINS, so I other iruuiinetit gcutlcincn lu
UUliauJ IVaillottoo
gAPONIFIER
jr?fejixuli!l llOfor I'AMII slisl'
JrSt5 any oacb ran tor lu.k nf
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0S1 8AP0NIFIER,
5 i.fJjvTyl' Tens Salt ilinrii Co ,
GUNPOWDER.
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rmt him k h u.k-ap thot now ihuiltki mstr
MAX x no n KfDinekr MW
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kiAZAUl H Dock DhdoUoir',
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Kisuriciei id bt
TDB HAZARD POWDER COKPASI,
llsririlvllle, Conn.
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I - ' Great' Many Ladies 1
f 'I
llass TlaltOfl our Hoys' nd Chlldroii's Clothing rjof-irtmsnt )'9
s-ntl urcliwnl Ksrunnts this Hosaon that pleased them tor ilifl
inoch, for which Iscl wo are Terr roiid ot Anlwahtr lljl
tlio cxlrorne rjrstlllcstlon nl knowlnt; our pstrons approclsts M M
ourollorialnhsTlngsuchclothlniraslsutitothotlnios Our jjH
Spring and Summer Clothing i
BOYS D CHILDREN fl
Is uncsjualf,! ans-whoro, ami Is only ivinalcd In larco eastnrn J 'Bj
cities, tlmrohy glvlnir you llio astne adrauUgf-a Ihst llioso hsm i 'H
who imrchaao abrns I arloly of Stylos and assortinont of Colors i U
immESE. i
Kneo Pant Suits, ages 4 to 14 years, $2.25 1 12
and upwards. : jl
Boys' Long ' f,
Pant Suits, ages 13 to 19, $4.75 and up.
TEMPLE OF FASHION.
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- We are tlie Leaders - I
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Men's and Hojs' Clolliing, Hals, Shoes '
ami Furnishing goods, 1
AND DEFY COMPETITION.
The grandest assorlmcnl of 1
Wraps, Einpiio Capes and Jackets
in a ni'icly oi' Colors, Lengths, Styles J
and Designs as aiied as tho
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at m
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I .CD AHTLES, GRATES alLEsTll ,1
I "T A vory 'ifBo atock to soloct i .iH
1 1 from. Do not buy until you I 'M
1 1 ImvoBOon our flno PORTLAND M
I CEMENT. CEMENT PIPING. I IS
I TIRE BRICKS, ETC. (Wt
l -DELIAS MORRIS- jl
(j Show Room and Olflce Ho. 2223 W. South Temple. i
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK," il
-Or SALT LAKU PITY. ' W
Capital $260,000. Surplus $60,000. Organized October, 1890. 1 9
Er tTKttrsr ijioji sauis ao tiui. viposits u W JH
n..KlA?S0f,' mJ,1b V .' ",eo" ."slflsnli II SI Ilaofu. ko Ireildentl f I. Holland It, fH
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