The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-19

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lof items, found the, name Of Lady
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usual nerve, the reporter cent his card
70 the distinguished lady's room. and
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were married by Judge Kerr, and the
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The Benediction Of the Bell.
The exercises of the "benedlctior
Of the bell" Of the Catholic church
held Tuesday afternoon were larpel,
attended and were very interesting
A large number "tolled" the bell a,
the close, but In this case the "toll
Ing" was mutual between the rinpel
and the bell, as each stroke represent
ed a contribution. in the evenin,
Kittson Hall was filled with citizenl
Of all denominations, to listen to ,
'talk" bv Bishop Stanley. Previous
ly, however, Judge Conmy presented
the bishop with an address Of WELDON,
prefacing it with some extempor
aneous but eloquent words Of his own
to which the bishop made plcasln,
reply.
Bishop Shanley's talk" as he phras
ed 1t, was one OF particular interes
to non-C atholics, Of whom a larp,
number were present, and consisted
in explanations Of the more comma,
and Fundamental doctrines NJ III,
Catholic church. Confinlnp his re
marks more to showing )ust what tina
church believes, rather than why, /,
reference to infallibillty, the Virgil
Mary, the saints, who are saved. pur
gatory, political designs, etc. rh,
bishop is an entertaining and eloquen
speaker, and his remarks were In
structive and went to prove that I,
doctrine and discipline the Catholi,
church was much more liberal than i
Usually thought by the average non
catholic.
Music on the harp by Prof. Juliot
and a fine French chorus belned I,
enliven the interludes A tahieou -
"Amerlca receiving the nations, wa
very beautifully rendered by five youu,
ladies. Then Mr.. COMFY introduce,
Mr.. Full who In turn introduced th,
box social feature from which n ,uro
feai'zeo.
1ne IoilOwinK clergyMen were II
attenuance al the exercises: Righ
nev. b'snop Snanley, Fargo; Reys. ]
BiRaouette (secretarvl Faroo. n
Feltter, st. Joseph, Man.: N. Ultra
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| Corbeil. Ed :Johnson Tmd@ar ~ -. :. :
100 49, o"'on' 0uuser beraru
nou'e Iar'seau, mr.. Clark, Pierr
oeauoOlh, ana their wives; ]. Ryal
and Miss O'C0nnOr; j, DelorIa an,
Miss Akers; Alex. Deloria and sis