Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-23
IN A BLAZE OF SUCCESS The St. Paul's Catholic Bazaar
 Closed Last Night. M'C0RMACK WINS THE PRIZE As the Most Popular 6uperin- tendent-The News Gets
 the Pipe.
d'G0RMACK WINS THE PRIZE

St. Paups Catholic bazaar closed last night with success crowning every effort of those who lent hand in the undertaking.
 How well they succeeded can be plainly discerned when it is known that the treas- ury of the church is replenished by the handsome sum of s3350.
 To no one person can lhe success of the undertaking be given credit, but it is nothing but justice to say that Rev. Father O'Rley worked day and night and his parishioners were loud in their congratulations last night. The ladies, too, are deserving of all the credit imaginable, as they were on hand night and day and never failed to turn penny wherever it was possible to do so.
 THE LIBRARY SET CONTEST.
 Never was there as much interest centered in contest as was witnessed in the contest for the library set. Friends of the con- testants were on hand with large bank rolls and as the bills were deposited the interest grew. On the final count the result was found to be as follows:
 Manager Mccormack. k...............12,7 ,71ll2 Superintendent Dwyer......... .... 5,43sl2 Superintendent Newbold........... 4,552 6-l0
 When it was known that Assistant Gen. eral Manager Mccormack of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company was the lucky con ntestant, his admirers and workers grew jubilant in the successful termination of their efforts.
 THE EDITORS CONTEST.
 Another event which created a great deal of interest was the editors contest between the managing editors of the AGE HERALD and the Evening News.
 Miss Eva Daily was the champion of the former and Miss Alice VIgo the champion of the latter. The result of this contest was:
 Evening News ws.......................... Age e-Herald...,...
 The friends of the former immediately offered their congratulations to the editor of the Evening News, who received them with due appreciation.
 Miss Daily, the AGE- HERALD's cham pion, was among the first 10 etep forward and the words from her lips were, perhaps, as well received as any. She sad: "The AGE HERALD congratulates you on your victory.'
 THE AGE. HERALD's CHAMPION.
 Miss Eva Daily, the fair young maid who so cheerfully entered into tue good work of cnamploning the cause of the AGE HERALD, Is one of the brightest, handsomest and most accomplished daugh- ters of Birmingham and DO one was more an xious for the success of the cause she es- pou ,ed h n herself. Hers was double labor of love, first for the church Of which she IS a devout mem Der, and second to See success crown her banner. But IL was not to be so, not, however, because Of any dire fiction of duty on her part, for she was a faithful worker, and the consolation re- mains 10 her that in the hour of defeat she felt that her efforts were not in vain, be- cause she knew that She had the love and esteem or all and in defeat shone greater than in victory, iuasmuch as she was among the first 10 congratulate the cham pion Of her opponent.
 THE EVENING NEWS CHAMPION.
 Miss Alice Vigo, who worked so hard to a successful end for the cause she espoused, is a bright ana charming young girl and deserves all the praise she received. Hers was a victory we'll won, and she IS entitled to honors.
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
 The WoI kers in the cause of the bazaar were especially anxious last night to return thanks to all who aided so much in making a success of St. Paul's Catholic bazaar.