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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
SOUTH'S GREATSCULPTOR
A vIyIT TO VALENTINES STUDIO IN
RICHMOND.
Now mt Work On . Statue OF Jefferson
His Atelier u Treasure House OF
Interesting Curios.

RICHMOND, September Sit Is no
has made daily entries in his diary since
1877 hould have the infinite patience anc
perseverance necessary 10 the execution
OF srch a magnificent piece Of work as
Valentines "Andromachc and Astya-
nsx.
DAYS ago, marvelling At the amount OF
labor and patisnce this wonderful HON
erIc eroun represents. when he made The
careless statement that stree 1891 ne
had failed OILY once to make daily notes
I'm his diary. the one day unaccounte"
for being that on which he sailed Tor
Europe TO tegir his studies.
As | listened to this statement, l sald
TO myself. Now, | understand no
longer wondered how he could have the
patience 10 work months or even years
ON n block of marble till his conception
stands before him. visible. Tangible IN
stone When ! spoke of the infinite
WEAKNESS suggested by the constant CHS
cling for years. perhaps, on the samt
work, Mr.. Valentine said:
He l. NrvEE TIRED.
"Oh. | am never tired. | work months
sometimes only to find that | am dlsap-
POINTED in what | have done But am
not tired OF it-by no means. Simply
go TO work again with renewed ensrsy
determined 10 make IL satisf, me. III
the artist Is satisfied with his work he
reed have no fears as to what the pub
lie will think. But" he continued. "a
work that requires so much time and
perseverance should not startle the OBJ
server. There should be nothing start
ling IN art. one by one the beauties
should command attention. quietly. bui
persistenly, as IL were, till the whole
in all its completeness, take possession
OF the mind.
Mr. Valentines work easily stands this
test one looks at the Andromachc group
carelessly on entering the studio, nut
little by little IL interests, then fasci-
mates, till one is loath 10 turn from H.
HIS FAvoBITE WORN.
This portrayal i'm marble of the 'puri-
~. fortitude. and sad forebodings' CT
the wife Of Hector, is Mr.. Valentines
favorite work. and the one on which his
reputation could safely rest IL he had
done no more.
These lines frcm Homer's Had sug-
gested the group:
But now returning home thy works at
The loom and distaff, and direct thy
maids
In household duties; while the war sinai
be
OF men. the care. of all indeed but most
The care Of me. OF all in Ilion born
Great Hectors' wife and mother of his
child" is represented as seated. with
one hand hanging llstlessly by the side.
the other clasping her infant son. The
distaff and thread are on her lap. show
ing that an effort has been made 10 obey
her lords behest, but the whole attitude
especially the expression OF her race
shows that her heart is filed with fore
holdings of evil 10 him. IL is magnln-
cent conception magnihcently executed.
This group. with the Blind Girl receiv-
cd much notice and favorable comment
at the Worlds Fair. The Bind Girl was
suggested by hearing her sing the fol-
loving lines at the asylum in stanton,
Va:
"For thee. my God, the living God.
Ny thirsty soul doth pine.
Oh. when shall ] behold Thy face,
Thou Majesty divineg
o1s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
MISS WAIYNHY'S. WEDDING,
SOe has Filled The Double Role Of Mother
10 Baby Sister.
LARGEST HEREDITARY SETTLEMENT.
millionaire Uncle oliver PAYNE Gives Her
afriVate Fortune, so DO Her Grand.
p"rents->omc Of Her Fathers Be
q"'sts-iicr Brothers Unite In
the Finest Tiara.

7 TTIITN-T
men MISS Pauline Whitney marrios
ms ran she steps from the quadruplc
role winch she has been filling into sun
ano'her character. She mas been "A moth
er her hvc-ycar-old sister Dorothy. the
heiplui sister OF her brothers Payne and
har-N' the pet of her old bachelor uncle.
Mlihohdlre oliver Payne. ana the comfort
am STEADY companion OF her father. How
she viii combine the duties Of a wife with
all these even her closest intimatcs won
DER. Besides being so much to so many
MISS Whitney is the idol Of her grand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
NFw STATUE OF JFFFEEsoN.

The most recent work OF the sculptor
is 4 statute OF jefferson just completed.
1t is to be placed IN the grand entrance
of the Jefferson hotel soon to he opened
here. " hich. by the way, is TO rival the
famous Porce de Leon. This splendid
statue will stand as additional proof Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-14

ra, which wofo Infinitely moro iuiuu-
..s tH srm crop. fHHU fNH birds
UH.m-n.E.a 10 was found Chat only
HFH sIuis W hawks and owls over touch
poultry and those only uANa.F limited
uy.uu.
This be- to- direct confirmation OF tho
WOW this paper has many time oE'
urcsscla-thst Instead Of encouraging
their cons and nephews AMI per
suuuIallug spectacular 5p3f,-ao1 O.
.Iby hawks auI owls 10 proof u'
muIInr.us Workmanship, ihe Utah
nruur ou.blio p.1ld with the Logic
lH.utr iHr on enactment imgO1Ius "a
severe pu1aliy Or tIc k.lli1g OF these
us uI birds. All ob.rfvlli1n chow
.Ilt wHu.u hawk EIIis one UHlCk1n DO
I.s'rgaa .uuIroI mics uuI npHogs
and whoever h1s watched tho low
graceful n.,ht Of ,Io kucn.oyyi add
vDnu.uus bird end Due constant altnu.
..Un 90 nIHuo.s meet hardly 600 o..
minded That such service as DO rUudots
san bc obtained In uI other way.
Scientific oElmi1atioa aud recon-.
norInuol such as are iuumatyd
.avc, come not day too
s8On 20 turn the scale Zoo favor
oi sloppus the iaol8b aud criminal
slaughter oi the ugrIculturIsis' be-
'uouI. u1uI legislature. can DO In
Iucci 60 nee upon tho natter public
sentiment .usHttl cxsit itsUli 10 the
utmost The slayer OF hawks aud
owls o. an enemy 20 lHo o1um5u wei.
fare. .o. him uc spotted and trprovcJ
lee such, oven though the poultry ynrI
have 60 spsfoa downy chick now and
then by way oCdo'ctt Or feaihorci
protectors ui tho nol..sran
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tUuA's REVOLUTION

Notwithstanding tue assurance that
the revolution Ia Cuba Is ended,
the accounts Of frequent battles COME
regularly 10 hand, indicating that Coz d
suppressed movement the lusurgvut
cause exhibits large share OF y!lsIty,
Under those circumstances % H.
not surprising 10 hear Of start.
Ing occurrence Boz the way Of
insurguuI success on tho Island,
Thomas Estrada Palma, tDr newly
proclaimed president, who has started
from this country Tor Cuba, rcal 1.d
that something Of this kind must como
iu order 20 gain tho sympathy uuI aid
which the rov0luti1uas stnGI Boo
need OF % make even % iair showing. 81
the account given boo tho uIslnlgUutb r
tue, that Comes, ono OF the Cuban
leaders, has delicate SaleyIa Trusted
Spanish uummaudcr chen tnc desired
event has taken place. When tHr Boo.
blrgclt forces show tubg lury ulu
stand against the regular eausn
troops, 8ai claim victory 900 ntT|
fought nrII, thvir tugCr,. be- sure tu
draw wavering ones 90 their uu.4
aud 90 call iu assistance i1n venture.
some spirits outside. In u- latter
particular o. is to nt expected that
huUu-toung oNpeI Toms gmm uu
United stltna .II claim a H..fr. .f
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InE WOMAN, uluLL.


Tho view, comparatively new 20 the
mass VI Bible fusac-s throughout tH,
world, taken by Elizabeth Cady Stan.
ton aul her cp.wofkofs Un what they
are pleased 10 torn the W0mau's Bible,
no doubt Will attract great measure
d attention, particularly in tho Eng.
llsh speaking nations, where o Will
comolu direct conflict with ideas that
have prevailed in sil luI few
miniE. The presgnt stage Of progress
Of the equal suffrage move.
mcnt Is perhaps the best oppDr.
tuuliy yet afforded Tor such % work,
u under other circumstance 30
could not have hoped q have borne up
under the storm OF rdlculs aud crit.
cism that would have been hoaTed
upon IL ia pulpit aud in press.
There II no doubt turt the women
engaged In bringing out tho now vol.
umo have reason Tor complaint % tho
extremely Inferior position iu which
woman IL placed By many oxpouud,rs
OF Scripture position not at oil iu
accord with o. fair aud unbiased read.
Ing Of tho good book ITSELF
THIS idea Of marked iufguorlty has
teen so deeply Impressed IN tho 100.
called religious teaching foe ages that
% viii Ue o long aud Uniyut tack 60
overcome o. H. in ssrslus 90 ACCOM-
pllsh this, ME-, stanton UuI urt Aids
can hold Themselves from i8kiuc a.
extreme u Wow lu tlu other direction,
tluu good fc.ult may lr expected.
lHr idra 0' lbo vUTA aB given m t.o
llsralCurs, Co make 90 specially u yUl-
umr Jrwgmon, may Goo too tmphatl.
cally eKpIgurI DO o1nvoyibs on
inumutluu that thr lu.rrlFliy belongs
20 thr other pos; hence aIynacg com.
monIntou 10 eoUdruual % would be
uuumely iurhrf lhanluHu .rrH,that boo
the actual tuatHinFsDii.r divine rrcoul
tho though, a GHm.uut that ,hu
'oula OF men Nnd wuW,u UTr equally
precious '0r lbv boon OF salvation.
Ia dealing with questions Of .hia
nature, there hos lyyu 30 much said %.
bu extreme character ou cue side OF
t.e other taa, 10 Wilt, a aI.at relief
90 u0,o r5u.ul cal..I,utc d..
ouai9n upon the lines otu0nsuTy ,.sm,
90 thu exclusion ~ olcm,nls which
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OUR FAVORED MOUNTAIN uouE.

What is claimed 90 be- the nrt casr
OF uustr0ko ever recorded iu ssu
Fnuclsco ocouffci Boo that city ON
Saturday, May 10. The vIrlIu was
% lat1fer employed on Quo Of tho
streets After the noon hour tHr Gun
POURED bio blazing rays straight down
into the narrow avenue where 'hsuu.
fortunate msu gas working, The steam
iug aaphaltaiIlur % the heat soon
bee staggered over against one Of tho
buiiIlugs, unable o. speak luu
physicians called agreed tina, he
was suffering from sunllf0kr, and
they all expressed lhcm'elyss
nrm In tho belief that 70
was tho fret authenticated case Boz the
history Of tho city. Other la1Jfets
were also No much tu,ctui by the
heat that they had b leave work gud
seeE a shady place iIr rosL a striking
contrast 90 the temperature 1l the
Pacific coasl IL the exceptionally low
thermometer reported from eastern
ohio, western Psnusylvania ana west.
ern Virginia, whcrc,i 10 exposed places,
Ice formed during the night preceding
May 10, quarter OF au inch thick.
From Wisconsin, lMinncsoIa, Michi.
gan and other states also clmu.tcpJtIs
Of bliEiards, AMI damage by frost 20
fuitand vegetables.
In reading these reports from tho
Fact and West, tho people whose
happy lot has been cast In these noun
tain regions feel doubly apprecia1,ve oi
the beautiful spring they arc now eu-
ioylug. Surrounded BY tho etorual
hills that shield them from the suorCh-
Ing winds On the one siju and the
chilling blasts on the other, they may
well feel that Providence has been
Kind 20 them. The temperature during
the day 10 just what IL needed tJ draw
from the nrlds an abundance Of
wealth 10 reward the industrious toiior,
while the evenings aud nights are
pleasantly cool. II IL an observation
frequently made that even when tho
elements display their fury ON the
other side OF the mountain, Ia lhir
region nature generally remains calm,
inviting confidence aud inspiring iorl.
iugs oi hoIo anu peace. Surely tho
mountain valleys are highly favored
in many respects.
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"MlN AND woALN.p

Lace than Two weeks ago tho COM
muulty vas Uutin,1fmed through tDc
mbIIo pflu- tua. weekly lcri1Ilcll
with the above ulIc, and conducted by
OuDn r.. whitney aud Calvin
Rcunuer war about 90 make be-
appearance a week later tho
project began 90 take shape
anu proportion, with the promise
% an early debut upon the literary
Stage. Today This prom 10 10 rcallzst,
aud Wsu Uad U0maU-uot as q
wuaEling auI with .uIus apologies,
but Ike Minerva spriIg0n. uil.nrmuI
from the head Of Jewellers Olithuly
ADD boldly Into the arena. surely irw
enterprise Of sucu mn.uitu.u Nul
merit have ever passed 90 qu.ghiy
from prospectus 90 ma,uscI perform
ANGEL
geographically, the new periodical
is uoaIuess itself lie sixteen qusrlo
pages are divided into three broad
columns each, the department head.
iugs being now plain, now chustcly
ornamental Throughout there Is an
ontirs absence Of loudnets iu siyle-
the very types themseiv,s q. t.iy OF tho
high.rlAss aui pleasant labor IN which
they are employed, The present mum.
bug is without single Advertisement
--tho editorial explanation being that
sour mission calls us hrst aud ioIu.
most, not 60 the counting rooms Of
tUsiucss men and the Caucusos OF
politicians, but 20 the masses OF mon
and somen In tho world, to deal with
them In the truth aud "a tue thing-
tha. minister 10 the welfare Of human.
ily,"
That Jhis mission has been properly
conceived AMI admirably performed,
will bee well believed without the die.
tum Of a newspaper scribe. Timely
and iust are the comments on pas8irg
events exalted i- the discussion OF
morals ami moral priuu.pIet patriotic
lhH references 10 tAt ming state Auu
tue work recently dDae by way 20
preparation; bread auI logical the plea
isr the rights q. m,uAiuI without
liHluo,ion ui grE, choice the selections
which give variety io 'ae ozgallg1,
work q tho editors thrm.gy.; UuI
d,Ru.hrd, elegant and lu-trug.vo-u
, word, O. genuine treat from dalo.lluJ
To- closing murinl-il tho whole open.
ing number without Wishing 90
TITLE with the readers appetite by
Illatlug unduly unon tue literary
menu in store, We may stlll be- excused
.oru.r-riuE 90 ths heroic poem "Na.
u0.rlu," uy Brnop Whitney, now 'or
the nrr, time published. IthaspIgu.
Id ,hHL aud will take promlueu,
rauE among the Thousands which tng
recent and prevailing Napolsoulc r,.
| y.yul A1s called ..r'h,
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uruunIiran lroEnc Nollrc

The R.1 Gnu1e Western Railway
viii mnbv o. rate uf one tingle fare fr
round uup from al p0Iuls Boo the Ter.
utory 300 salt Lake city ana return
fog delegates nui trIru.s tD League
Club Convention. IInHrlH will u-
H"Il Nt ogden, b.HE.m. Provo.
Eureka. and aII iulr.m.Hufu pUinn
100 NIHy ll.n. From BI. other points
Iuy 1880. luquraU' iI g. w.. ugau,
nt HaeIIu POINT. l.raI.iu mmI.u.
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4 BICYCLE
ABSOLUTELY FREE
or COST
OR 4 SUIT OF CLOTHES
GIVEN AWAY
Or Hali The Purchase Price Of
Your Suit Refunded
Or a Discount Of Ten per cent
on Purchase Price.

BEGINNING MAY lr every arb
customer will Dee given Goo nr. Geo,
discount uu DIS purchase U,ar a..
uctH customer Will E.t Oh discount .'
500 per cent Every uua 'nIrUHH.
toner WllI have t.. guur. amount of
hs purchase refunded raH wu
hundrgdth customer uH .et "a SOL.
bicycle free.
Count o. made rom iNH payment u
order our goods aHI price re- ALSO
lu,uly correct
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Mira. w. J. tauuy, OF h. Roy, y, Y,
says. "Have tried MY cough cure.
Parks Cough Syrup is the only one
that helps me. / know 10 b. the best
Cough remedy" For sale by r.. j.
HillN Co., AMI Nolsgu Juds0u Drug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-14

The direct line % Kansas City, 81
Louis aud AiIAut0 foab1arli ia via
The Missouri Pacific Hallway, from
Pueblo. Through flcouiug ami chair
cars, anl ElI connections made In
Union depCts in tho dpy time. II you
ride through tHa rranicst tcouety Of
the Rocky Mountains uu route, zee
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively free 90 holders oi regular
train tiCkets.
X. v. DuRAIL G. +. 4 PA,
n MorlAn Block, 5alt iAto CITY,
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In tho fII,fl.Hl ason oi NJ n.
s.. Mcfarland. a ..tmiuuui mUruhaul
Live OAK, suffer Coo CO.., uas
t..un with o. very heavy col The
.NiuBinhis chlat were 81 severe thai
no had tpaamF ard vas threatened
with pusumauI0. HE father gave him
several lat.r ..H.a Of Cbamusrlain's
Cough RsmaUy which Lrose up tho
cough aud u q him. NJ MoruF.
qua says when yer bic children have
pf1up, ha Invariably givPs them
CHama,r.aIu's con % i.mlIy, AMI q
-Isryf cures them. lie considers 10
Hsl'E.C.uth remedy 10 the markei.
t.rtLle y ,.u..i..f.
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Cf Hocd's SauapatI.la wins friends
Wherever Il Ia fairly aud Ioursi y'fir'.
To nave perfect heat, you mu G
nave purelbloaI, aud Gao i.B' w.y Co
have lufO blood DO 90 IEa IlUUt's s4..
'apnt'ln, the best boot tuuGrr ard
sirengtI iuiiira ltfzIlH Hilt.i
fcrH'ula, splt Thrum cd 90 ul.t.
humIrs, and at tHu tamU lime iulI.a
~ tao whole sysilm.
HOODS PILLS bro pgJmpt arI
efficient Zoo.
a cup pafa' Tea 1t night moves
the bowels iu ,Nu on IulHg. For sole
hr T.. j, liill IS Co., aud NclIcu Ju DO
BON Dup Go.
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WISCOuB & COMPANY,

5t7ule. Fancy and Green Groceries,
as EAST Fret south 5troos,
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LOST

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- n.aH.Ut 3D.. Boo ...H HHH H HIH u' HHUt.
r... n.WU uf Iw.H WA. Hr'f"n thereon.
RETURN Zoo sH.. "T... HHI ur rewarded
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AuLNIs WANTtu

600 To SO uEH DAY EASILY MAD.
- ~ Boo any LOCALITY. We Furnish a Nr.
NO taWu.rH ffyH. aud allow H u'I rcuh COM
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NATL HHHu.1 rolf our EHHIH Dol sterling H.lh..
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WlOROERLAHO THEATgR
GREAT SYNDICATE SHOWS,
ANn rANIa nTrOnNOMI.

MuHHIUr NnH..m. IHu.H Circus, Great BIO.
EHt.t hIHFr.. Double NrHHEHHU, spectacular
Pageant Hr... Aggregation VI Sew 1rnHh.
UHu4. IuUIaTU.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-16
MEfHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Interesting Meeting at Union St'tlon Mis-
siOn-The New BulldiuR

The regular meeting OF the Methodist
Strnday-SchOOl Society was held Sunday
afternoon at 500 o'clock at Cnion-StatiOn
Mission church-the president. X. :. VI.
Valentine, in the chair; William Arsell,
Of Broad-Street school. secretary pro TEN.
The meeting was opened by singing
Hymn No. Of Gospel Hymns.
This waa followed with prayer 10y
Brother e. II. Hasker. of Union-Station
Sunday school Hymn No. 81 OF Gospel
Hymns was then sung asa solo by lady
member of the school. the school joining
in the chorus
Monthly reports were received from the
following schools: Washington-Street,
H.ghland-Park. Centenary. Union-Station.
Broad-Street, Farmont Union-Stauon
Mission Trinity, and Corinth Mission.
No reports from the other schools.
The superintendent of the Union-Sta-
ton mission then made a short speech, in
which he stated that he was glad TO
welcome the society on this its first meet
ing in the mission church. He stated
further that instead of building a simple
wooden structure TO cost about 500. as
first intended. that they had gone 20
work and built "A handsome little house
OF worship at a cost Of about $500 all OF
which except about $50 had been paid
and this they intended 10 pay before
]
The following programme was delight
fully carried out by the children of the
school;
Opening address. by Harry Cont
"rhe Weather" by Mary Shackelford.
Song, by the infant class. Jesus is the
Rock"
"The Record OF Time" by twelve little
girls and one little boy.
Speech, by Alonson Wilcox.
Or. Young next gave one Of his inimita-
BILE addresses, taking as his subject
Seeds" He had with him few seeds,
which he scattered amongst the children.
asking them questions about seeds. and in
other ways making his speech specially
interesting TO the little children.
Mr.. Hasker. OF the UniOn-Station school.
then gave the school a brief but inter
esting history of the growth Of the mis-
sion school, from its organization in a
tent in the old field four years ago 10 its
entrance into its present handsome and
convenient quarters. He hoped that they
|, would soon be- able TO build house
twice as large.
Hymn No. 81 OF Gospel Hymns was
then sung by the school
The next meeting OF the society VIII
be held at Denny-Strcet church the sec
ond Sunday in May instead OF at Broad
Street church.
The meeting closed with the benediction
by DR.. Vanderslice, OF Union-station
church.
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honest. I doubt ~. Have you never
taken advantage I'm business, or Covered
your neighbor's goods? He who claims
that morality will save him taxes Az
the credit from Crrist. We must pe
saved by the grace OF God. AMI the re-
dcemlng blood OF Jesus.
Luther Rice prayed God to reveal 20
him his sins. continued the speaker pu.
when he saw them he prayed that Goa
would roll Up the scroll forever iou
man. not a Christian. like Rice wo"'u
ask that the scroll be rolled up, you
could but see H.
The blood OF Christ Is all 70 wnich
cling: my friend. II Is that blood want
you TO have. When "A man VINO mas
lived for pleasure comes TO die. he must
feel that MIS- life has been empty. 80
live, that when the end is near we can
feel that there is nothing more TO do,
for when our work is done, We shall hnd
sweet rest al the feet OF Jesus.
The sermon was earnest and impressive,
and i've persons presented themselves
for membership.
DR.. Broughton is helping Or. Wright
I'm a revival this week.
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Church of the Covenant.


Sunday being Easter. the services at all
Of the Catholic churches were most I'M
posing and impressive and attended ny
large crowds
At the Cathedral, at half-Iast ten
o'clock I'm the morning FCntiiical High
Mass was celebrated with Bishop Van he
Vyver as C,lcbrant. After mass the papal
benediction was give Rev Father DIN
neen formerly OF this city, preached
sermon appropriate TO the occasion, ! ne
music was Of an extraordinary high or
dor. and the choir included some OF the
best talent I'm the city.
The Children Of Mary, of the Cathc-
oral. attended Holy Communion In
body Sunday at the O'Clock mass.
The Ladies Benevolent Society held a
meeting in the basement of the Cathe-
dral 81 nday after vespers.
Every day this week those preparing 70
receive their first Communion az the
Cathedral rext Sunday morning Will re-
ctive instructions and go into retreat the
latter part of this week.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Catne-
dral will give their annual charity con-
cert next Thursday night at Cathedral
Hall. Ninth and Marshall streets The
programme will be bright and popular
and Will be rendered by some or the
city's favoritcs, under the management
of Mr.. J.. Louis Sullivan.
The music at ST. Patrick's Sunday was
very fine The regular choir was aug
iaented by a grand chorus.
The Auxiliary OF this church will meet
next Thursday night at o'clock.
The 81. Benedictus Beneficial and So
cial Society will give a ball at New Mar
ket Hall tomorrow night.
The young ladies of St. Mary's Benedic-
tine Institute will give an entertainment
at 81. Mary's Hail. Marshall street. be-
tween Third and Fourth. on Thursday
night, the 18th.
A varied and pleasing programme has
been arranged; a special feature OF which
will be an orchestra composed of young
ladies.
Tn Holy Name Society OF Sacred
Heart received Holy Communion in a
body at first mass. Two hundred MEM
bers were present. and made a fine show
ing. a number of new members were
received. The altar was very tastefully
decorated. Confirmation will be admins
tered on the first Sunday in May
Father O'Reilly preached on the Cos
pei Of the day al late mass
The Conference of st. Vincent de Paul
has relieved a great deal of distress dur
ing the past winter