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The advocate., 1897-09-22
Harpers Magazine.

Harper's Magazine for October will be
particularly strong in fiction, contain
ing the first installment of Spanish
John" story Of adventure by William
Mcclellan, and continued installments of
"The Great Stone of Sardis,' by Frank
R. Stockton, and of '"The Kentuckians,"
by John Fox, Jr., together with short
stories by John Kendrick Bangs, George
Hibbard and Alice Brown. Among other
interesting features there will be an
article on "The Strategic Features of
the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean
Sea-" by Capt. A. 7. Mahan.
The advocate., 1897-09-22
sheridan's Ride Described by One of His
Aides,

We came suddenly upon indubitable
evidence Of battle and retreat About
a mile in advance the road was filled and
the fields dotted with wagons and men
belonging to the various brigade, di-
vision and corps headquarters, and in
among them officers servants with led
horses, and here and there a broken am
bulance, suffers supply trains, a bat
terry forge or two, horses and mules hast
lily packed with officers mess kits, led
by their cooks, and now and then a
group Of soldiers, evidently detailed en-
listed men attached to the headquarters
trains. In fact, this was the first drift
wood Of a flood just beyond and soon to
come sweeping down the road Passing
this accumulation Of debris with rush
by leaving the pike and gallOping over
the open fields on the side of the road,
we pushed rapidly on; but not so quickly
but that we caught an echoing cheer
from the enlisted men and servants,who
recognized the General and shouted and
swung their hats in glee.
Within the next few miles the pike
and adjacent fields began to be lined
and dotted everywhere with army wag-
ons, suffers outfits, headquarters supply
trains, disabled caissOns, and teamsters
with led mules, all drifting to the rear;
and now and then a wounded officer or
enlisted man on horseback or plodding
along on foot, with groups of struggling
soldiers here and there among the wagon
trains, or in the fields, or sometimes
sitting or lying down to rest by the side
of the road, while others were making
coffee in their tin cups by tiny camp
fires. Soon we began to see small bodies
Of soldiers in the fields with stacked
arms, evidently cooking breakfast. AS
we debouched into the fields and passed
around the wagons and through these
groups, the General would wave his hat
to the men and point to the front, never
lessening his speed as he pressed for
ward. It was enough; one glance ait the
eager face and familiar black horse and
they knew him, and starting to their
feet, they swung their caps around their
heads and broke into cheers as he passed
beyond them; and then, gathering up
their belongings and shOuldering their
arms, they started after him to the front
shouting to their comrades further out
in the fields, Sheridan! Sheridanw way
ing their hats, and pointing after him
as he dashed onward; and they, too
comprehended instantly, for they took
up the cheer and turned back for the
battlefield
To the best of my recollection, from
the time we met the first stragglers who
had drifted back from the army, his ap-
pearance and shout of Turn back,
men, turn back! Face the other wayT
as he waved his hat towards the front,
had but one result-a wild cheer Of rec
ognitlon, an answering wave of the cap.
In no case, as l glanced back, did fail
to see the men shoulder their arms and
follow us. l think it is no eXaggera-
tion to say that as he dashed on to the
field of battle, for miles back the turn
pike was lined with men pressing for
ward after him to the front.-Gen. Geo.
A. Forsyth, U. S. A., in Harper's Maga-
yino
The advocate., 1897-09-22

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MR.. PONDS LICENSE.

Signatures to m Application Repu-
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The Commissioners have ordered an IN
vestigation in the case Of Hollis G. Pond,
an applicant for examination, by the plumb
ing board, for registration.
Among other requirements of the plumb
Ing beard. before an applicant can appear
before the board for examination he must
present. together with his application, a
statement from two reputable citizens set
ting forth they have been well acquainted
with the applicant for a number of years,
and know him to be a man of intelligence,
good habits and character.
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case be Investigated from q legal stand
point to see what. IL anything. can be done.
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For weeks past arrangements have been
made to take care of an immense crowd
during the interstate drill, which is the
best advertised event that has taken place
in Texas in recent years. Besides the big
posters Of the drill which meet the eye at
every turn, almost every weekly paper in
the state has been booming the dr;ll in
every issue. All of this advertising has set
the people to talking and the result is an
unusual interest in the affair. The people
Of San Antonio began in ample tine to
make preparations for entertaining the
visitors, and there are more people here
than have ever been in the city at enc
time before.
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DR.. strindberg Accompanies Andrco.
: Professor Andree Is accompanied in his
balloon voyage to the north by DR.. 8. T,
Strindberg and Herr Fraenckel, q we'll
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and, in fact, one Of the most prominent at
the present time, are the sponsors. The
pretty daughters of the regiment are very,
very nervous. They have already donned
their companys colors, and tiny streamers
of bright-colored ribbon flutter gaily in the
breeze, as the pink roses of the owners hat
meet the yellow roses of her neighbors,
while they talk things over. They are ac-
Quiring quite a military style, and, as has
been the rule of drills in the past, say ''our
boys or my men, in a way that would
make mems hearts jump until they hear it,
A special portion of the grand stand at
the drill ground has been reserved for the
girls and their chaperons. The sponsors
are always a great feature of encampmentS
of this character, and their influence upon
the companies Is manifest They are gen.
erals in command for the time being, and
all men must, and do, obey their orders.
pretty girl they meet, and hope that she
may be their sponsor or maid of honor,
and the girls syp out the uniform of every
handsome soldier in the hope that he is
one of my men,"
Discipline is Refreshing.
The discipline that prevails at Camp Gull
berson is refreshing. Here are assembled
representatives of three branches of the
regular service, together with nearly one
hundred companies Of the Texas volunteer
guard and Of the National Guard of other
states and Of the District Of Columbia
Every commissioned officer is saluted by
every private, non-commissioned officer and
commissioned officer of lower rank at all
times and all places in passing. no matter
to what organization the party may belong,
regular or volunteer. l noticed today an
elderly sergeant In the service of Uncle
Sam assume an erect position and respect
fully bring his hand to his cap in meeting
the youthful Captain Shilling of the Nor
tons. 1t may be said to the credit of the
Mortcns that they do not shirk in the least
their duty in this respect. OF course the
visiting militiamen are allowed great free
dom, but when Morton Cadet desires to
leave camp he must first obtain permission
from Captain Shilling, and ON returning
must report his arrival to the officer then
In command of the company. The expert
ence now being gained by the cadets in
outdoor life is an instructive addition 10
that attained with General Ordway's bril-
gade last month at Fort Washington.
c. F. C,
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The Irish standard., 1897-10-16
A Surprise Party.

At the meeting Of Div. No. 6, A. O..
H., held last Thursday evening pleas
ant surprise was rendered the members
by Div. No. 4, Ladies' Auxiliary. While
the meeting was in progress a rap was
heard on the door and the doorkeeper
announced that committee of ladies'
was in waiting. The doors were thrown
open and about rs ladies filed into the
room and announced that they desired
to spend few hours in enjoyment with
the members of No. 6. John O'Malley,
president Of Div. No. 6, welcomed the
visitors and Mrs. M. f. Graham, presi-
dent Of Div. No. 4, L. A., responded.
Co. Pres. O'Connor made few re-
marks, after which dancing was indulg-
ed in for a few hours. At 1870 The
ladies served splendid lunch, which
was partaken of by all those present.
Everything passed off very enjoyably
and all present look forward to another
such event. and hope it will be their
pleasure to soon attend one.
The Irish standard., 1897-10-16

came to this diocese, first officiating as
assistant pastor in Saltwater. In 1885
be came assistant to Fr. Tissot and
succeeded him as pastor In 1888. Dur
ing the twelve years he has been III the
city he has earned the love OF the men,
bers Of the st. Anthony congregation,
for whom he has been spiritual guide,
and the esteem Of all others who ad-
mire his sterling qualities as priest
and citizen. Father O'Reilly is a man
OF action rather than of words, Of
whom 1t may be said, by his fruits
We shall know him." Quiet and unpre-
tending, he attends strictly to his sac
red duties and extrantous matters have
no fascination for him. In 1890 through
his exertions st. Anthony hall was
erected at a cost of $4,000. He has
schools attended by 425 children which
are taught by teachers. The convent
OF st. Joseph near the church has IL
sisters who train the youth of his par
ish in the way they should 60 He is a
promoter and champion of total al
stinence and has young and old en-
rolled in the cause. The st. Anthony
7. A., Crusaders T. A., and Cadets r..
A. are strong and Furnishing The
A. o. FL, Ladies' Auxiliary to same, the
Catholic Order of Foresters, the Rosary
Society, Young Ladies Sodality, Holy
Name Society and Holy Angels Sodal-
ity are guided and encouraged in his
parish by this "soggarth aroon."
THE PRESENT EDIFICE
His latest work is lasting monu-
ment to his zeal in the service of God.
The Church of St. Anthony as it now
stands is really fine structure. The
material used in its construction is
The Irish standard., 1897-10-16
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be on the life and labors of Father
Mathew. The musical program will in
clude singing by Master James Byrnes
Gov. Clough was advertised to at
tend the French fair last Thursday
night. Report does not say how much
he contributed to its financial success
by his presence.
Washburn Memorial home has been
assessed, and by the books owes the
county of Hennepin $1,000. Wednesday
complaint was filed, in which the tax
will be disputed.
George A. Bracket has written from
Skaguay, Alaska, to his son in this city,
and gives some interesting information.
Everyone desires to keep informed on
Yukon, the Klondike and Alaskan gold
fields. Send 10c. for large Compendium
OF vast information and big color map
to Hamilton Pub. Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
P. CReilly and family for some years
past residents Of West Superior, Wis,
have recently returned to this city with
the intention Of permanently residing
here. MIR. O'Reilly has entered into
partnership with Alderman Perry Long
in the undertaking business Their
parlors are at 1877 Second street north
east.
Last week retreat was given to the
married ladies of Holy Rosery parish.
1t was conducted by Father Leonard,
an experienced missionary of the Do
minican order. His very practical SER
mons were listened to every evening
during the six days by large and appre-
ciative audiences. The retreat has done
| a great good.
The Irish standard., 1897-10-16
HOLY ANGELS ACADEMY.
For YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN
Fourth Stree! anil Ssvsl!i AD North
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
PROBATE NOTICE..

Stat" of Minnesota County of lIcnnepn
Probate tnurtln the matter of proving
the alleged last Will and testament Of
Nancy Caroline Ncwhall. deceased
Whereas Harry II. Ncwhnll. Of the
County OF ilcnn"pin and state of Minne-
sofa. has delivered 10 the Probate Court OF
the County of Hcnncpin. an instrument in
writing. purpurtns TO be the last Will and
testament of Nancy Caroline Nrwhull, late
of sud county, drrenSch. and filed Herewith
his petition TO said Probate court praying
that the s;tid Instrument may be proved
ana admitted To probate. ana that letters
tcStamrntnry be granted thereon To said
petitioner and Walter c. NrwhHll.
1t Is ordered. that said petition be heard
and the proofs of said alleged will be
taken at Il general term Of this court. to
he held ;L tn" Court House, in the city OF
Minmnr"lla. in said County, ON Monday.
the first day of November. 1887. at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon. when all persons interested
may appear for or contest the probate OF
it /; ana that notice of such hearing be given
TO all persons Interested. by publishing this
order once in each week for three success
sivc weeks prior To said day of hearing. in
the Irish Standard. II newspaper printed
and published in said county.
Dated at Minur.ti.ulls, this md day OF
October, 1891.
by the Court: i. G. HARVEY,
of Probate.
The Irish standard., 1897-10-16
A New Attraction at the Bijou.

After week of comedy, at the Bijou
Manager Hays announces brand new
attraction in the initial visit to this
city of the big English scenic drama,
Straight From the Heart" This
piece is by Sutton Vane and Arthur
Shirley, two vivid authors of the Eng
fish style of melodrama and it's story is
said to be as thrilling as could be de-
sired.
The interest of the piece is greatly
added to by the realistic scenery which
i'll it's entirety will be used here, eX-
production at the Academy of Music
last winter.
The Irish standard., 1897-10-16
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PROBATE NOTICE.

State of Minnesota, County of Ilcnnepin. -
FrOhnio Court.
In he after Of the cstntcof Alice q. Spill
nun, dc ceased.
On rending the petition Of the administers
tor OF the estate of suid deceased prnyiug for
IL decree assigning the !, sidue OF said estate
to the pcrs ons by law entitled to tho same:
IL Is Ortierud that said prtltua be hear, ut
II general term of said court 10 be held nj
tie Court House In the City of minneapolis,
in said county. on Monday. tho LIST day of
and that notice of such herring be given Ia
all persons Interested, Ivy publishing this
weeks prior 10 said day OF III airing. In tn,
Irish Standard. newspaper printed and pub
llshed in said County.
nntcdnt Minneapolis this 9Th day of. Oct
ODER. lSt7.
BY the Court: II. G. HARVEY,
JulYo OF pruilRtu.
The Irish standard., 1897-10-16
PROBATE NOTICE,

State OF Minnesota County OF licnnapin.-
Probat. Court.
In tho matter OF the estate OF Henry GAM,
dCccused
Letters OF admin strn tiOn on the estate OF
Henry CAM, deceased late OF the county OF
licnncpin and $ ate OF Minnesota being
granted 10 John Wendt
ILi- ordered, that SIX months DO and tho
same is hereby allowed from and inter the
du te OF this order. In which nll persons having
claims or demands against the said Geccnsed
ARE required to file the same In tho Probate
Court of said county, for examination and
allowance. or bc forever barred.
1t is further ordered, that the first Monday
in May. 1888. Ut 10 O'Clock Il. M. at II gen
eral term Of snid Probate Court. to be held mt
In snid county, DO and the same Is hereby APP
pointed us the time and place when and " Ii ere
the said Probate Court Will examine and I'D
just said claims add demands
And 1t is further ordered, that notice Of
such hearing be given to all creditors and
persons Interested in said estate by forth WI tn
publishing this order once each week for
three succc ssivc weeks in tho Irish Standard.
newspaper printed and published In said
county.
Dnted at Minneapolis, this 18th day of Oct
ODER, 1897.
By the Court.
+. q. HARVEY,
Judge Of Probate.
The Irish standard., 1897-10-16
WHICH IS ST. ANTHONY OF PADuA.
1T HAS BEEN RECONSTRUCTED AND
RENOVATED.
AND IS IMPROVED IN APPEARANCE.
FACTS RELATING TO ITS PASTORS
AND CONGREGATION
The Church of st. Anthony of Padaa

The Church of st. Anthony Of Padua,
which has been closed for few months
while undergoing improvements in re-
construction and renovation: will open
it's doors tomorrow for divine worship;
The old cdifice, which has been rejuven-
ated, so to speak, has an interesting
history, being the first Catholic church
erected in the metropolis of the North
Star state. AS far back as 1886 when
this region was included in the diocese
OF Archbishop Henni OF Milwaukee,
that prelate sent FIR. Gaultier hither as
missionary priest, and two years later
Father Ravoux, who was stationed at
The Irish standard., 1897-10-16
PROBATE NOTICE.

III
Probate court.
In tho matter OF proving tho alleged lust
vii and tes timentuf Martin q ady .dcconsed.
Mhorens, John keyn lids of the Comfy Of
llcnm"pn and state or Minnesota has do
livored to the Probnte Court OF the Count y
ofiicnnepin, an instrument In writin2, Dur-
porting to Le tho last will and testament OF
Martin Grady late OF said county and state,
dereased and filed therewith his petition to
snid Probate Coui praying that tn, said In
trument may be proved aud admitted t. Pro-
bate and that letters trstnmentnry DO grnnt-
oil thereon to said petitioner and Wincfrod
Sullivan.
II is ordered. that said petition lie heard nnd
tho proofs of said alleged will be taken at n
specin! term Of this Court. to be held ut tho
Court House, In the City of Minneapolis. in
said County on Monday, the 81 h dny Of Nnvem-
Der ls!',. niluocluck In the forenoon when Il II
persons Interested may appear for or contest
the prob bate Of 1T; and that nutro of such
hear Ing he given tonll persons Interested. by
publishing this order onco each week for
tire" successive weeks prior To said day of
hearing, In The Irish Sinndmrd, II newspaper
printed and published In said County.
Dated ut Minneapolis this Eth day OF DC.
tOber. lt!'I.
by tho Court: i. G. HARVEY,
Judge Of Probnto
WIN. IL. nONAnUE
Attorney Tor Petitioner,
The Irish standard., 1897-10-16
Death of Lawrence Martin.

Especial to the Irish Standard.)
Brainerd, Mimi, Oct. 14.-Thomas II.
Murphy, insurance secretary of Div. No
l, A. o. H., of this city, received a tel
gram yesterday announcing the death
at Lapere, Mich, of Brother Lawrence
Martin, charter member of his diyis-
ion. The cause of death was com
plioation of diseases from which he had
long been sufferer. He leaves wild
ow and two children.