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The morning call., 1892-12-05
The Indian Scare.

VICTORIA, b. c., Dee. 6.-The rumors of
trouble among Natinut Indians are being
investigated, and within day or two
definite word will probably be received
When 81. M. S. Warspite left yesterday
morning it was arranged that she would
call and see what was the matter
The morning call., 1892-12-05
Love Never Grows Cold.

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 4.-Juana Trimmer, the
Mexican wife of a respectable German liy-
ing at Japatul, forty-two miles east of this
city. has eloped with young ranch hand
named Estaquio. The woman is so years
old and the mother of marriagable sons and
daughters.
The morning call., 1892-12-05
Blaine ConYaIescent.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.-Hon. j. G. Blaine
Is pronounced by his family and physician
as being greatly improved in health. The
exact date Mr.. Blaine will leave here for
the Pacific Coast has not been made pnblic.
The morning call., 1892-12-05
SatOiIi's High Powers

WASHINGTON, Dec An. Satolli. Papal
delegate, has been empowered by the Holy
See 10 hear and decide without appeal all
religious questions between bishops and
priests in the United States
The morning call., 1892-12-05
Died a uOnk.

LONDON, Dec. 4.-The Paris correspou-
dent OF the Times announces that Prince
Maleatesta, who participated in NapoIeon's
rising against the Pope in the r Imagno in
1882, died as Trappist monk at Aiguebelle.
The morning call., 1892-12-05
Rioters Sentenced TO Death.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dee. 4.-The trial by
court-martial of the persons concerned in
the cholera riots in Saratoff in July last has
ended. Twenty-three prisoners have been
sentenced TO be hanged and fifty-six to be
imprisoned in Siberia
The morning call., 1892-12-05
CHILDREN CRUSHED TO DEATH.
The Gazing of Bank Sends Them to
an UntimeIy Grave.

WooDvILLE, Miss. Dec. A sad acci-
dent occurred here yesterday. Three little
girls. the children Of DR.. j. p. Caro-, were
playing under the bank of Buffalo Creek
when. without warning. the ground above
suddenly caved in. killing two Of them.
aged and z, instantly, and severely injur-
ing the other child, aged years. little
daughter Of Mr.. Z. Morris was also badly
hurt.
The morning call., 1892-12-05
FUNERAL OF GOULD.
II Will Be Quiet and Without Ostenta"
finn

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Quietness reigned
both without and within the Gould resi-
denee to-day. Only the broad and long
streamers of Grape which fioated on the
chilly breeze outside indicated the gloomy
state Of affairs within. When the pail Of
The morning call., 1892-12-05
Converting a Seaier-

VICTORIA. b. c., Dee. 4.-The steam
schooner Thistle is to be converted from a
sealer to a freight and passenger boat.
She is expected to be put into the Portland
coal trade.
The morning call., 1892-12-05
The French in Dahomey.

LONDON, Dec. 4.-The Paris correspond
ent OF the Times says that a Porto Noyo
dispatch announces the submission OF tie
coast towns Whydab, Ayrekete, Godomey,
Abomey and kalay. All will be occupied
by French troops by Monday.
The morning call., 1892-12-05
The Goyernment Of Samoa.

LONDON, Dec. 4.-The Berlin correspon-
dent of the Daily says he has learned that
the governments of England, Germany aud
the United States have agreed TO common
action to restore order in Samoa.
The morning call., 1892-12-05
NO INTENTION OF HANGING.
DR.. Thatcher Graves Signs Contract
to Lecture.

DENvER, Colo, Dec. 4.-The appeal In
the case Of DR.. Thatcher Graves is set for
tomorrow, when it will without doubt be-
heard. DR.. Graves feels confident that the
court will give him liberty. H has already
signed contract to lecture throughout the
country on Colorado Justice and Prison
Life"
The morning call., 1892-12-05
AMERICAN WINES FOR SPAIN.
The Government Decides to Admit
Them Free of Duty.

MADRID, Dec. 4-Royal DEGREES have
been published admitting the free importa-
tlon of American wines to repair the losses
caused by phylloxera in the wine-growing
districts of Spain. The districts mentioned
are: Barcelona, Almeria, Granada, Seville.
Salamanca, Zamora, Orense, Lugo, Malaga,
Corona and the Balearlc Isles.
The morning call., 1892-12-05

men are focking to the scene of the disturb
ance from all parts Of the province and
from Uruguay. The authorities say the
revolution Is local and has no political Sig
nificance."
The morning call., 1892-12-05
Investigating Endemic Diseases.

VICTORIA, B. c., Dec. 4.-The royal
commission on epidemic diseases is TO meet
again at the courthouse in this city on
December IA.
The morning call., 1892-12-05

Committee On Territories, says that neither
New Mexico nor Arizona will be admitted
to Statehood this winter if he can help 1t.
The morning call., 1892-12-05
Rioting in China.

LONDON, Dec. 4.-The Shanghai CORE
spopdent OF the Times says there was
serious riot at lclang on Friday and sailors
were landed from the navy vessels to quell
1t. No Europeans were injured.
The morning call., 1892-12-05
Tennessee Mining Troubles Settled.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dee. 4.-The Black
Diamond mining troubles at Coal Creek
have been settled. Word has been received
that the miners resumed work to-day.
The morning call., 1892-12-05

Take Bromo- SETTER Tor insomnia
Before rctiring-lOc hottie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-21
No1lol of SAC of REAL G srATe.

NOTICE ts HEREBY GivEN TINT uN.
~ der and by virtue " an ofdtrui Tho fru
bate Court Of salt Lake County Utah Tcrrl.
tory, made on tile 2lst day Of lehualY. ls'l,
the undersigned, the duly nppulniol and puhii.
lied guardian of the pcrona AMI esinits NJ
John woodruff aud julia Noolfui. minors
wUipsclt al private sale, TO the highest bidder
Tor cash aud subject ~ confirmation by sad
Probate Court, aii the right, iIuc, interest, ani
estate of the said minors, IN or thst certain
UItse or parccl Of land situate 100 salt Lake
Iit,. salt lake county, Utnh Territory, AID
phftlcuiafly dVsrrilcd a. follows, GO Wit An
uudiyidCd Que .tiiird interest 100 lu.. ten Oul ana
eleven IiI, in block thirteen tljI, i've acres,
plat A." nig fcid survey,
Hids ia writing VIII be- received Tor .aid prop
CITY, addrcsacd to the uudcrsignsd. care q
Isaac N. Mnddeii fuufuey. p nud % kast
Iiftt south street. salt Labc Guy, Utah, ~ 10
and including the .,ih day OF January. ltyl,
after which SAID property VIII he s1Id. Terms
anu condition Of sale, cash, ana subject 10 cone
nrmauun b. SAID Probate Court,
AsAuEL II. WOODRUFF,
Guardian Of the persons and estates Of tAid
rst,'iftis pfh dsv ~ January, ls2 dtd
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

'I'Hh MlshOuLA PLACER MINING COM.
- pany, Principal plsco q huainess, sat
l.Nho tlly, ltah,--Nouce a hereby gtyNn that
~ meeting Of tho trustees, hrli on tho SIN
Wy 81 December, 1901 m a,sraaueut *
nloen cent per share was levied on the cam,
'al ttocs OF the corporation. uai able f1rthWith
70 =. W. ION, Jr.. scct'ury,At NJ. uncc sl1,nn
sliIutlon Buldnt, Msin street, tIsle rity
ulah, Any tiucN upon which this asselsmrnt
mlhy rtmaiu unpaid on the nd day Of Fuhftiary
le'9, Viii be delinquent Nd advertised forsbls
~ public auction, AMI urlcfH uHyment /. made
ntlole' VIII b. sold on the 2itl day u Feb
tual' wv, ~ 10 O'Clock O., M, ~ pay thn
uclnluent asscaptaUpt, together with rost ol
advertising ard expense Uf sHlu
JEssf W. fON, JR, sscretarv.
Nh,ouln Placer nlning COMPANY. tali Iske
''''''"'' -''hi l"'' mon&thnr
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TNDEH AND BY VIRTUE or An ORDER
" OF sslo, and decree NJ foreclosure and
tAlo, issued ont Of the Third Judicial District
Court OF utsh Territory, County Of salt Lake
on the 18TH day of January, 4, u. 1899, In IN.
above entitled action. wherein DIVA Wider
hoTr, the above named plaintin obtained a
judgment and decree OF scciUsu-e aud sale
Hga,hst u: a Jones. AdIntnistraior Of the estate
OF John W, Irons, Jr, deceased, defendant,
on me 18Th day OF January, A, u, lyI!,
iSr ne ,nla q $1,000, N lawful money
costs and counsel fees, which iAid deere
was on tho 18Th Gay of January, A. ~,
iN's' recorded In iudsmCnt H9ok j, OF SAID
Court, Al page 49,, am CONN Anfo1 to sell thu
property described a. follows, to Wit. Uom-
menclng nyc (h) rods noTth Of the southwest
corner otLot i've 90, 10 block thirty three t1il
IN flst ~, salt Lake city survey. and run,
ning thence 1rth four and one hHlt 40 rods,
thence esitIen tl0l rods, taencotouth four and
70 nc place OF beginning, containing 70 square
iogs ot ground, being IN tho c.tY and county d
e1il LAKE, Territory OF Utah,
iuuno notice u hereby given that on FRI.
Hay' Tue ON Jay Of February, A. u, lsP. At "
o'clnek noon, q that day IN rent Of the Count
toug. Mouse door, ~ the county OF salt Lake
10 sat lake Oiiy, ] Will IN obedience To SAID
order OF sale ana decree Of foreclosure aud Gale,
nv lhn above described property. or 80 much
nstsoi, AZ may be necessary 10 tatisiy said
lhnFmtht' with Interest ana costs, otc,, 10 The
llln9st aud best bidder. tor lawful money OF
Tho United siatos. "
ltfns uf sale cash
dated AZ salt Lake CITY this i5th day Of
AEDRsw }. BURT. shona.
ny JOHN H. CulNOCK, Deputy. am
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ~
~ rurtunncc Of an order Of the Probate
Court Ut sult Lstc lounty. iAh Territory,
inside January goth 1872. TIE uudcfaiguod, adj
ministraiur ~ The estate Uf Joshua Parker, de-
ceased. will on tic 6th day ut February, 1872, At
tho aw once u Harlow fcrgufuu, room 80
Constitution building, salt lake city, ut y
O'Clock noon al said day, or aiitr slid Tin"
which the sale may be continued, eel ui pa
waite ste 10 The highest bidder Tor cush, md
subject tn confirmation 10y t1id Court, all tho
r.ght, title. tntuFcft anu cftltc o. the SAID
Joshua Parker AZ tho time ut hia death or AZ.
tetV ard. ~, M and TO tho following described
Rcai Estatr. situated IN salt lakr county, Utah
Territory, AID particularly described ns f0l.
lows, TO wiz beginning At point Go rods
West and as rods south from The northeast
corner Of the southwcsi quarter Ut section y
Twp. NOrih Of Range Ncft .nt Lake Meri'
din, running thence West 9ts rods, thence
North 5s.i rods, thence East 81 rode, thence
southa'.j rotf tu The place 81 beginning. con.
tulrIHr q. ~ affcsi trid described tract Of land
luru lot I, Block ~, Jordan Fiat. and being
contained within the limits IT the southwest
quarter Of section -, Iwp. 1 North Of Hng.
west Salt lhkt Meridian.
liius will be received on the above dcss
crIlrd land clthcr at said oiiicc. ur boy the ad-
mmIairuior Of raid estate, UP to tlr tnWo Of
said sale. !. ". rtMMEEHAir,
AdminlHtfHtur Of sHld Estate.
BARLOW frHat son. AIRY Tor Estate. 4
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WHAT IS Love-

Law. i Jog ADd 1--we b. soffuvi
Ike IL sweet aud bitter. too.
Low, is old a. all creation,
Yet IL love forever new.
Lave (. deep and love 10 cruei
Love Is tender. love is Kind;
I.ov, will eome'noi az your hiddin-,
Yet no place Jut love will ind.
1--we will do uudinching for yoni
Lave will XIII a. quick ~ hate
Love viii brave the wrath Of thnndors,
Vet will weep II barred by fate.
You that love. you have my pity.
You that have not loved a. all,
Iwill hope out u compassion
Love will soon give you . call.
-Libbis G. Basr IN Ark.nsaw IfsNelos'
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny TIN
~ undermined administrator ofthe estate OF
Andrew Harvey. deceased, 10 the creditors Of
and all persons having claims against the sad
deceased, 70 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the hrst
publication u this notice. to tho said John q,
Harvey, administrator 40 1lA west First tOuth
Street, salt Lake city, Utah Territory, ia the
County OF salt Lake.
john q. HARVEY,
Administrator of the estate ot Andrew Harvey,
deceased.
Dated al salt Lake city, January TIL, isgl
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FoRTY-FiRsT DIVIDEND.

h. c. NJ l., SALT LAKE cry,
January 18th, isgi.
a quarterly dividend Of per cent
has this day been declared upon the
Capital stool Of hi, Institution payable
fclruary iih. is9l, 10 atoctholicrs per.
,onslly. upon prcscutaiion Of their
sto,k certificate, or upon their written
ofdcr \. u. wEnBLR,
Secretary.
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NOTICE no oRfplToRs.


TTIHIU OF IIW0TOy VTUTNU8HHWl UTTVlHCII
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN ny TINE
~ underlined, james N Taylor, ndmiuistrl.
rot % the estate OF Timothy Ol0rcnthaW,
deceased. TO tie creditors Of, and on per-.
sons having claims Hglinst the said deceased,
to exhibit them. with the necessary Vourh.
ersw.ihin four months after the nrst pub.
lieaitun Of this notice, u the aaid james N.
Taylor. tn salt Lake CITY. In The County OF SAT-
Lake, ttnh Territory.
Dated January ith, 1902.
JANIS n. TAYLOR,
Administrator Of tho estate OF Timothy
Olnrsnshaw, decreased.
HAuLow ftEGuspN and Joiis NJ. rASSuN,
Attorneys for Administrator. doaw Ia
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NOTICE. no oREpITORs.


Estate OF judith Temple Haven, Deceased
NOTICE IS II EREBY GIVEN ny THE w.
IN dtrHiHned, administrator Ot the estate
Of judith Temple Haven, deceased, to the ctet.
ituTs ~, and all persons hayiug claims against
the said deceased To- exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers within ton months after the
nftt publication of this notice, 10 tho said
ministrator VI the law oniCr Of T. u. Lows.
Rooms ils ~ Constitution building, salt Lake
CITY, M the county Of SAT- Lake,
Dated Dee, iplh, sll.
WILLIAM 3. BURTON,
Administrator u the estate Of judith Tenn.
pie Haven. deceased. dlAw IA
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Is nEnERY GIVEN, THAT TUE ANSUhL
l meeting Of TIC Stockholders OF tho Ne.np
Nos. II and " South Main street, on Tuesday
February ~, $50. ai O'Clock pm, for tue pur.
pose ~ clCctng ninn Directors Tor the oniuihE
year also, Tor such other business ~ msy come
before Inc mortina q. ~. rET1lF
secretary,
salt Lake CITY, January jth, iT2,
a
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NOTICE

rs UERIHY GIVES. THAT TfiE As.
/ uual meeting ot the Stockholders " the
Ucscrrt and SAT- Lake Agricultural aud Manu-
featuring canal Company, viii be toli ~ Tue
street, salt lake Cty, ttqh, on saturday, Jan
uury altu, lsil, at " O'Clock %. H., Tor tue uuf
POGO Uf ciccting uirrciura 10 serve the ensuing
year. aud for the Transaction OF such other
business a. shall come before the meeting
salt Lake Ciiy, Jan, 18Th, i.lA
dIot D.. join Nur1ALL, tce,N
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In parlor was seen recently Gu.
rious looking dark green jug covered
with arabcsquo figures ia gilt outline
and holding some tail, foathery
grasses, Inquiry developed that tho
vessel was an ordinary groccr's demi.
john, usually seen covered with
wicker, This cover had been re-.
moved and tho decoration applied
with most unique and plcaaing effect.
Now York Times.
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WHAT IS A GUARANTEE?

kany merchants and smen tho habit Of indcminaiS
guaranteeing" their with thought being called
mAks the guarantee" good II eruiciou foolish
respected In the breach than in the Observance
guarantee 70 have value should be made with
the meaning OF the word and
guarantee On nno tools the makers warrant
place tool found imperfect In
We have used best Judgment acquired considerable
Renee, in selecting he following
ounomCrs with absolute that
all that represent hem, win refund tho purchase money
fn9
Jswe" Steel iange finished article perfectly proporonsd
made OF the beat material DON'T fail IT, 1t will
"Snic Mea No Generator, Evaporling Light
gas burner No SMELL No danger No complication Every oec
ton the OF Gasoline Stove with. Think tho dis
comfort missed In Summer avoiding Of big Kitchen
Range.
'supeor Cooks Ranges Superior bakers Superior
Of fuel Superior Ia ssgn Superior IN construction
Superior everything that perfect cooking
The "Footo Reirgeraton" An lee Health
What that? Investigate more
repay you.
Builders Hardware House Furnishings,
EoaA Spnklers, Lawn MoweIsec every
II. G. CoFBIN HARDWARE co.,
Progress BuGdtsc.
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Melons were first called canteloupos
from being cultivated at Canteluppi.
u village near Rome, where they hal
been introduced from Armenia by
missionaries.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


Itnscu, dcceascd
N,itr. ,f tir,c and Mace for the hearing "
ueuttou i0r admission To probate q. Will
DUBsuANr 10 AZ OnDtN or sAiD
Cont IN said matt =, nuilce o. htr' .y
1i,cp that FRIDAY, tho 18th day of January v.
islg ut 10 o'clock a.in., 1T the county Coutt
House IN 4at Lake city, Uiah territory, 10
tho conf room Of said court, has lccn appoint
ed 10 ttup nrd piarc for the hearing N a
prtition uf T.. ". Mhdsrn, praying Tor the NJ
mHsion.t To probate ~ certain document
MN nWd 'Ic.tamrnt IL Mar JeuHou, de.
ceased, whcu andwherc all pcrons Interested
may spucar and oppose tho probate u ,td
W /, 0r ITO rautlng OF leiicfa lt. tslntutaIl %
IN witnts. whereof haNc hcrcuuio Hoi NY
hsndand sriNcd tile real Of said court. this 18Th
day Of Juuuary, a. u. lslA =, .,,.,
CLERK ~ the Probate QUIT
dtd UvC. =. STANTON, Deputy Cicrk.
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The public libraries Of all Europe
put together contain about q, 900, OOO
volumes those Of America 30, 900. 600.
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NOTICE.

2. O. N. l., SALT LAKE CRY,
January 18Th, issi.
The stock Transfer Books Of this In.
,utut.ln will be closed ON January Ssh
and rc.opcucd February 5th, isr2.
7. q. WEBER Secretary.
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CHURCH BLANKS
Printed and for Salo at
TIE DESERET NEWS OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY.

Bishops Recommends, books OF 80, soci OF 100, ia
Primary Association Roll aud RECORD nnoss, lisa
Y, l. NJ. A. Roll and necord Hooks, n.51
ward Records, a., ido0i . qr, tsooi ar, .iosa
nigh rriolts' Koonrla Made W ordar.
sesuntleg Reoords MAio u Order.
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Notice of time and place for the hearing. o.
petition Tor admission To PROBATE o. Will
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Several days passed and ono even.
ing when he was unusually miserable
he called on Miss Blakemore. She
met him without smilo-surely an
unconventional greoting-and con.
Quoted him 10 the library.
How do you feel this evening""
she asked, when she had given him a
chair
II have spent the day in thought
and have, therefore, arisen into tho
very sublimity Of wretchodncss, no
answered, How do you lccl"
Miserable"
He nodded in approval and said,
you are wonderful WOMAN
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-03
COAST CULLINGs.

The stocks of grain in all the call
boards in California, March 1st, aggre-
gated rs, 900 bushels as against lO6,0 900
January 1st.
Spreckels's new tug Fearless is en-
route to San Diego on her maiden trip.
She goes down to tow the disabled coffee
steamer Sirius to San Francisco.
The executive council of the American
Bankers association voted unanimously
to hold the next convention in San Fran
cisco September 7th and 8th. 1t is
expected that from 800 to 500 bankers
will attend the convention.
The Kern County Fair Grounds asso-
citation has been organized, with cap
ital of $4,000. S. Jewett is president
and j. M. Reuck secretary, and Capt.
Thomas B. Merry has been given charge
of the racing.
SeiIor Martin Arco presented his cre-
dentials as Mexican consul at Phoenix
to Governor Murphy. Seflor Arco has
held various positions of trust and
honor in the City of Mexico.
A fabulously rich strike OF gold has
been made in the Humbug district,
Arizona, and miners are, focking there
by hundreds. The ore is free milling,
and runs about 5000 to $500 to the ton.
The first successful shipment OF Cen.
trail American bananas by rail to San
Francisco arrived Tuesday from New
Orleans. 1t consisted of two carloads,
on which freight was paid at the rate Of
$500 per car. The consignment was
sent through in elk days and twenty-five
hours.
James Mclean, inspector of forests
for New South Wales, is on his way to
Washington to lay before congress q
proposition for the eradication of certain
kinds of insect pests. He says PROBES.
sor Koebele who was sent to Australia
by the California board of horticulture
to secure parasites to destroy the scale
bug, is meeting with great success.
Koebele has discovered minute para
site which destroys grasshoppers, and
some Of the parasites will be forwarded
to this country.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-03
and unto dust thou shalt return" to
remind them of their mortality.

and unto dust thou shalt RETURN" to
remind them of their mortality.
The fast of Lent must be observed by
all Catholics who have completed their
twenty-irst year, exception being made
in favor of those who are weak or sick,
old persons, nurses and lsb sborers. The fast
consists of eating but one full meal and
a collation. during the twenty-four hours,
the collation. not to exceed eight ounces
of solid food. Fish and flesh meat must
not be eaten at the same meal nor must
meat be eaten at all on Wednesdays or
Fridays or the Saturday of Ember week.
During the season of Lent the faithful
are particularly exhorted to perform
works of charity and to follow as far as
in them lies the footsteps of the Great
Master.
During Lent there will be services at
the Catholic churches on Wednesday
and Friday evenings at 7 O'Clock. On
| Wednesday evenings there will be q ser
mon and benediction service after
wards, while on Friday evenings the
station of the cross will be visited, in
commemoration of Christ's visit to CAL
vary. This will also be followed by
benediction.
The services at the cathedral during
the day yesterday were largely attended,
and last night the ediice was thronged
with large congregation, an impressive
sermon being preached by the Rev.
Father E. O'Callaghan of Chicago, who
took for his text: ''Dust thou vert and
unto dust shalt thou return"