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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-18
THE CAMP MEETING OPENS.
Memorial Services Last Night Attend
cd by a Large Crowd.

Memorial Services Last Night Attend
cd by a Large Crowd.
The opening service OF the Wheeling
district camp meeting was held last
evening with Presiding Elder ArchI-
bald Moore in charge. AS usual 1t took
the form OF memorial service and
words were spoken of those who have
passed away during the year. Mr.. ].
w. Leach spoke of John Bailie. dwell
Ing more especially on the beautiful life
lived by the deceased. He has gone to
his reward, and may we all, like him.
be prepared to go up higher when this
earthly life Is over. Mr.. John Cowl
spoke OF Sisters Annie Ellifrltz and
Joanna Adrian. both Of whom have
passed from labor TO reward since the
last camp meeting. They were both
members OF Zane Street NJ. z. church,
Wheeling, and their lives were full Of
good deeds.
Rev. d. w. Ruble spoke in very af-
fecting manner Of the long life and
Christian character OF Mr.. David
Staley, u member OF the Moundsville
congregation. Father Staley was
known to all who heard the words spo-
ken by Mr.. Ruble, and there were but
few dry eyes in the congregation. Ell
der Moore spoke OF the Christian life
and triumphant death OF Sister Nora
Wallace. who Il few weeks HGo was
called by the Master to give an account
OF her stewardship. She was found
ready when the summons came.
The service throughout was OF m
Impressive character and was enjoyed
by n large congregation, larger than
is usual Mt the opening service. Every
thing points to this being one OF the
best camp meetings ever held on the
grounds. That It is under the leader
ship OF Rev. ]. Wesley Hill. OF Harris
burg, is enough in Itself to insure
great meeting.
The Auditorium In which the meet
lngs are held has been decorated by the
Indies OF the camp meeting assocla-
tlon.
The cottages viii all be full by the
close Of the week and everything
seems to be settled down to the devot-
ing Of ten full days 10 the worship OF
God. The fact is everybody feels that
there Is to be good meeting and this
fact OF Itself will make It such.
The services to-day Will be as fol-
lows:
Dr. Yokum VIII preach In the morn
Ing at 1880. and AT 1890 y. m. Rev. j.
Wesley Hill Will preach.
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West Minstrels.

William H. Vests big minstrel jubl-
lee is the title of the really stupendous
company which, under the personal d.
rectlon OF the public favorite whose
name 1t bears and under the manage
ment Of D. S. Vernon. whose name is
also favofably associated with advanced
mInstrelsy. Is to appear at the Opera
House Monday, August p.
Mr.. West will always be lnseparably
connected with all that is best in the
history OF American minstrelsy. and a
host OF friends and admirers throughout
the entire country are rejoiced that he
has Mt length disassOciated himself from
all former surroundings and is now able
to carry out his own progressive ideas
upon n colossal and thoroughly up-to-
date scale. The organization COM
prizes fifty people. including n superb
orchestra Of operate excellence, and a
score OF the most famous vocalists and
speciality artists that have ever been
induced, by the offer Of princely sala-
ries, to enter the minstrel field.
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and Miss Huffman. A nice luncheon oe
cake. coffee and ice cream was served.
The band boys were very oblging,
rendering always any selection re-
Quested.
A tramp ivisited the residence Of A. o.
Nfellott duflng the absence OF the fam.
nv on Wednesday. and Mr.. F. j. Mel
lott happehed to go home while the In
trtider was there. The fellow handed
frank his5card and walked out, while
ma latter made q hurried search to see
n ANYTHING was missing, but did not
and that anything had been taken, and
me tramp made good his escape. He
mad probably Just got In when Frank
arrived.
Mr.. D. n. Darrah and daughter. Miss
Katie. drove out to Flnney's grove yes
terday 10 attend q reunion Of the OAR
rnh family held at that place These
family reunions are growing in favorin
mis- section and a number Of them are
held each year in this county Tho
commingllng of three, sometimes four,
generations make them very Interests
ing occasions and develops the social
side Of life as It ought to be.
Misses Mary Metcalf. of Williams
mort. w. Va. and Ruth and Pearl Lam
caster. Of Marietta, o.. returned home
Yesterday, after weeks visit with
friends in the Fourth ward.
Many Of the campers ut Epworth
mark returned to their homes here yes
terday evening, but number still
cling to the cottages on the old camp
ground.
L. z. Emerson, esq, who attended ths
closing exercises at Epworth park. was
in the city yesterday morning on BIZ
way home, at st. ClaIrsville.
ollie Kraft. Of this city, and NiS
Matte e. Gallaher. Of Barnesyls,
have been licensed to wed.
Mr.. James c. Tallman and wife viii
20 to Battle Creek, Mich, next week.
for season.
The Knights of Pythias. viii confer
the third rank on one candidate this
evening.
Misses Clara Moore and Jennie Alum
are home from trip TO Niagara Falls
W. A. sobermau and family are home
from pleasant stay at Baruesville'
Mrs. ]. S. Grow. of the Fourth ward
is seriously Ill.
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Wheeling Lady Elected.

LANCASTER, Pa. August 1.-THE
Grand Temple, the ladies' auxiliary OF
the Knights of Pythias, elected the fol-
lowing officers to-day: Past grand
chief. Mary F.. True, Erie; grand chief.
Martha C. Dcpheld, Erie: grand senior.
Lavlna Haberfeld. Wheeling, W. Va;
grand junior, Mary C. Kohn. Williams
port: G. NJ, Cora Richards, Altoona:
C. NJ. OF R. & C.. Mrs. Kate f. Gould.
Cory; grand protector, Anna RIdgway,
Scranton: grand outer guard, Sadie B.
Meade, Cory; supreme representative,
for four years, Mrs. Amanda Marks,
Shamokin. The Grand Temple then
adjourned to meet at the same time and
place as the grand lodge In 1900.
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Along the landing.

without rain and speedy rise pros.
poets for continued navigation are NOT
good,
The marks at p. m. showed feet y
inches and falling. Weather, clear ana
warm.
The Urania departed at 3 a. m. ana
laid up on her arrival at Marietta q
account OF low water.
The H. X. Bedford and Argand aIs
both great low water boats. The bel'
ford draws only seventeen inches.
The Greenwood passed up at p. m,
yesterday, but she viii not be able %
reach Pittsburgh. She got past y.
SISTERS" and can probably reach b ~.
Liverpool She viii be here SATURDAY
morning for Charleston, and receive;
freight and people for Cincinnati anu
Louisville,
The nltro-glycerine boats mishap ~
the La Belle landing created a pah.'
among steamboatmen, the report sam
ing. credence that the skin had SUNK ~
the channel. directly In the pain q
passing steamboats,. Captain CvocA stl,
notified steamboats, due up last nigl''
including the Argand, 10 avoid tne
craft, but ms detailed elsewhere y Wa
got out OF the way and sent on It's way
rejoicing,
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BusINEss DISCONTINUED.
The Wheeling shclyards Company
Stockholders Vote TINT May.

The Wheeling st.cIeyards Company
Stockholders Vote that Way.
Al meeting of the stockholders OF
the Wheeling stockyards Company. Of
wheeling. held Wednesday night. 1t
was decided to discontinue the busi-
ness and this action OF the stockholders
was ratified at meeting OF the direc-
tors held yesterday.
Yesterday the directors sold fie FIX
lures and pens to President F. G. Cald-
well, whose company. the West Virginia
Steel Company. will occupy the ground
with its mills In the near future.
The stockyards people were not deslr-
Gus Of disseminating their business in a
part Of the city. where Its Objectionable
features were not annoying to the pub
lie. but the purchase Of the ground by
the West Virginia Steel Company from
the Baltimore G. Ohio. from which they
leased the property. made change OF
site imperative. and rs no suitable site
could be found the business is wound
up. William Bayha will conduct the
business until August 81, when the
lease expires. and he may make ar
rnngements beyond that date.
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BUFFALO. N. 7. August 1.-THE
News says: Recently a statement was
published that Roosevelt would be Nc
Kinley's running mate next fall. The
governor was shown this statement.
to be quoted directly on the matter but
he made It so emphatic In his talk with
close friends that no one who heard him
talk can believe that ne could be in
duced to take the nomination for the
vice presidency under any conditions.
In fact. he said that he and his friends
were for Vice President Hobart, and
that he would probably be nominated;
but that II for any reason Hobart were
not nominated, he (Roosevelt) could
not be induced TO take the nomination.
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suTorInr Porto Rico.

NEW YORK. Aug. IA dispatch to
the Herald from San Juan says: Com
munlcatlon has now been restored in
the direction Of Ponce as far as Caguas.
The whole country has been devastated.
In every section the hurricane destroy
ed all the towns and villages. The peo-
pie whose homes were wrecked are
wandering about seeking food and shell
ter. In the towns the stencil OF the
decaying bodies under the ruins OF
homes and public buildings Is almost
unbearable. DR.. Altman. Of Areclbo,
writes that unless aid comes within a
few days, there must follow a fearful
epidemic. It is certain that there are
many bodies lying in state OF putre-
faction under the ruins, but II Is inn-
possible to find lnborers TO clean up the
towns.
Leading merchants estimate the
losses in stores and in the crops OF cof-
fee, sugar and fruit for the next three
years at fully 3Ib,OOO,OOo.
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Nnw window Glnss WorI.s.

Special Dispatch 10 the lnteillseheeF'
CLARRsBURG, W. Va, August "
The Pine Grove Manufacturing, Land
and Improvement Company here to-day
perfected arrangements for Gus. Lee
marie and other Frenchmen OF Belle
Vernon, Pa. to erect $4,000 window
glass factory at Northview. The COM
pany donated 1--WE acres of land, $1,000
cash and forty 800 lots, and Mr.. Lee
MARIE and associates contribute the
residue OF the $4,000. One hundred
men will be employed, at a payroll OF
at least 100000 per year. y purely
French colony will settle there. Active
operations will begin In three months.
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Glass Tableware Combine.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. August 1.-THE
glass tableware manufacturers Of the
country who are interested in the COM
blnation known as the National Glass
Company met in this city to-day. The
combination was practically completed
at the morning session. and officers are
to be elected this afternoon. The tenn
porary officers will be continued, but
three additional directors are to be
elected. 1t is expected the new COM
pany will be ready for business about
the first OF the month. Not more than
three concerns will be on the outside.
The combination embraces thirty Of the
best glass tableware factories in the
Country
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Cnthollo Rencrolent Union.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-THE
proposed establishment Of a contingent
or central fund was the leading ques-
ton discussed al to-day's session OF the
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union, now
In convention here. The subject came
before the delegates In the form OF a
constitutional amendment. The fund
was to he established for the purpose
OF lending financial aid to societies with
depleted treRsurics, and was 10 be
raised by the collection of per cent
from the societies In addition to the as
sessment already provided in the con-
stitution. After a long discussion tho
amendment was lost. The proposition
to drop the word Irish" from the
unions title was defeated by an over
whelming majority,
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BRIEF MENTIoNISGs.
Events in and About the City Givenin
a Nutshell.

. Nutshell.
wheeling Park Casino to-night-ParE
Vaudeville Company.
The criminal court. Judge HuguB on
the bench. win be In session to-day.
BIrS. J. H. Devore entertained at her
home on EoR street last night, In hon
or OF her guest. Miss Maxwell, OF
Zanesville. A number Of out-Of-toWn
people were present.
MefsteT'B band has been engaged to
give a concert next Sunday afternoon.
at Mozart park. and a pleasing pro-
gramme OF popular music viii be ren-
dered by this premier organization.
G. 81. Freer. late Of the Cleveland.
Akron & Columbus railroad. hns been
appointed commercial agent Of the
Ohio River road at Huntington The
appointment was effective Wednesday.
The funeral OF the late Mrs, Rosa
Woeber will take place Saturday morn
Ing from her late home, with requiem
mass at st. Alphonsus church at 8
o'clock The lnterment will follow at
ut. Calvary.
Entry blanks are out for the Labor
Day bicycle races There are two
events, the I'VE mile handicap and the
0tle AAAAle uaAluAGbRf gpSh " eAl6NgAA
riders. Entries can be made with ia
son c. Stamp.
The Baltimore & Ohio. Pan Handle,
Cleveland & Pittsburgh. Wheeling &
Lake Erie and Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling roads have announced a one
fare rate for Wheeling's Labor Day,
Saturday, August 20.
Another large audience was attracted
TO the Wheeling Park casino last night
by the Park Vaudeville Company.
whose performance has made a decided
hit with the amusement public this
week. It Is hoped the company can be
held for another week at the Casino.
Last night, Mr.. F. C. H. schwertfeg-
er. OF the Merchants Days executive
committee went to Pittsburgh for the
purpose Of arranging for the appear
ance here during the state fair Of
PAINS great spectacle In fire works,
1.-THE Battle OF Manila" The commit
tee now has more than $1,000 subscribe
ed and can readily secure all the mo-
ney needed for the entertainment OF
Merchants Days visitors from points
in the tri-state radius.
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TRAM RoBBER FOOLED.
shoo,s Two TraInmen, But is Himself
wounded aud Captured.

Wounded and CHptureu'
TRINIDAD, Col, August n-As
Messenger train NO. on the coloFaao
= southern was proceeding south be.
tween Folsom and Dies MOines at $3.50
last might, train robbers attempted to
hold mn the train, but were frustrated
IN the attempt. The first warming the
tTainmcn mad Of the attempt was when
the engineer was ordered to uncouPIe
the engine and baggage car from tne
train. The conductor, suspectlng tlou,
HE Immediately went forward ana
onened FIRE on the robbers, The hoIa-
up returned the fire and shot Ihe eNs
press messenger, Fred Bartlett. throu ,s,a
the left side OF the face. shattering the
law bone. Frank Harrington. the con-
ductor, also received a very snshe
wound in the fleshy part OF the arm.
a special train left Trinidad TO-DAY
with the sheriff and posse for the scene
of the attempted hoid-up, and found one
man a few rods from the track badly
wounded, who acknowledged that ne
was the party who made the attempt,
saving that he was alone. and that II
was his first attempt In this business
He gave his name as George stevens
and said he lived In the Pan Handle
He will be brought to Trinidad.
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THE "B. & o."
To the SD Annual Encampmcnt G. A.
II. Philadelphia, September 4th-

To the SD Annual Encampmcnt C. A.
II. Philadelphia, September 4th-
9th.
Tickets will be sold at the very low
rate Of one fare for the round trip
from all points on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad east Of the Ohio river. with
the exception that the rate from New
York and Baltimore win be 50 90 and
from Washington 81 90 for the round
trip. Tickets on sale September 2, 3, 4
and 8, good returning until September
IL. inclusive. except by deposit Of ticket
with Joint agent at Philadelphia be-
tween September and .. and on pay
inent OF fee Of 90 cents, return limit
may be extended until September 30.
Every soldier knows the connection
OF the "B. & o." with the civil war,
There nrc 70 many points OF interest
on and about ia lines that special stop
overs and sldetrlps have been arranged
for tho accommodation OF visitors TO the
Philadelphia EncHmpment. Cnll on Il.
a o. ticket agents for this special in
formation. Send 9 cents In stamps for
the special q. A. II. edition Of the Book
OF the Royal Blue" containing battle
fleld map. to d. -. Martin. manager
passenger traffic, Baltimore q Ohio
railroad. Baltimore.
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OIL CITY-River inch and iailiHs'
Weather clear and warm. -.
SNhRREN-lIiver ut low water f'N"'
Weather clear and warm. 10
GREENSBORO-River 6 feet Ihg "a
and stationary. Weather warm "'N
threatening.
MoRGANTOwN-River teet
inches and stationary. Weather e''"'
and warm. .I
BRoWNSVILLE-River I tee'
inches and stationary. al
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ga iee' "''
falling. Clear and pleasant ~, q
STEUBENVTLLE-River leet
inches and falling. Weather, clear ass
w1tJn. 10.
FONT PLEAsANT-RIver SS iee'
and falling. ,ri
icINCINNATI-Rlver rs feet aH4
falling. Clear.
CAIRO-Rivcr FILLING. warmer and
,EVANSVuLE-River 81 iee'
falling Clear and warm. ,be
LOUISVILLE River falling ~ ,ow
canal; As feet ON falls; 90 feet 'SY'
locks. Clear and warm. -t,, AZ
MEMPHIs-Rlver il.3 feet ''''
OIL. Clear and warm
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an RIvtR.
YEsrERpAY,s pEpARTuREs.

Maricttn. .URANtA. . a. m.
Pittsburgh. GREENWOOD. 2 p. m.
Parkershurg. II. X. BEDFORD. Il a m.
AintnmoTas. JEWEL. II a. m.
Slstersville. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
SteubcnvIlle.. n. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. N
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pnrkershurg. ARGAND. II u. m.
Slstersville. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 y. m.
steubenville. II. NJ. BAYNE, $3.50 y, m
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW
Charleston. GREENWOOD. $50 n. N.
Parkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD, II 4. N
Sistersyllle. RUTH, $3.50 y. IN.
CiarlrgtOn. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
steubenvillc.. T. NJ. BAYNE, go p. m
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At the reunion Of the RlnEgold Cav
airy at Monongahela yesterday the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Thomas MoiTit; recording secretary.
william Nichols; corresponding secre-
tary, james Williams; vice presidents,
Hopkins MofIat. Andrew Axlaln, c.
Farrnr. John shallenberg, Hiram Myer.
Henry Slusher
The time Of the next meeting was
fixed for, the third wednesday and
Thursday OF August, 1900.
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BELLAIRE nAPpENlNGs.
Matters of Interest In the MctropolI,
OffeInio 1t County


The Assembly at Epworth Park is
closed for this year. and It was the
greatest success In every way OF any
year since the organization. The gate
receipts alone We're $4,000. twelve hun
dred dollars more than year ago and
they Thought they were doing right well
then. The park the programme. the
entertainment OF whatever kind seems
to have given the best OF satisfaction.
Heatheringtons band came In for n
good share OF praise, and on the closing
day the members and their lady
friends Mfrs. George Turnbun Mrs.
Scott Dean! and Misses Anna Schramm
and Julia Dolan were very nicely enter
tnined Mt the cottage OF Mrs. X. c.
Fnrls TuesdAy evening, By the Belinlre
ladies OF Osborne avenue Those nc-
lively insisting were Mrs. II. c. Farls.
Mrs. ], w. CARRIER. Mrs, Hnttie I.azurc.
and Misses Clara Murray, Elsie Lazure
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The family of Mr.. ]. F. Bonnette, of
the East End, enter denial Of the
story printed in two Wheeling papers
to the effect that he got away with
81 900 belonging to the telephone com
pany by which he was employed. They
state further that he will likely return
home In few days. The managers Of
the telephone company at Parkersburg
and Pittsburgh say Bonnette had taken
no money beloning to the company
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Last night at Q o'clock the fire de-
partment was called to the corner Of
Fifteenth and Jacob streets by blaze
In the stable at the rear Of the home of
Mr.. Joseph n. ]. Parker. Of Parker
Bros, 81 Fifteenth street. The fire
started in the second story and by the
good work Of the Chemical and Atlantic
companies It was confined there. The
horses and harness on the lower floor
were got out without loss. The loss is
not large and is said. to be covered by
insurance. The entire department
cnrnn niIt
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. August H.
United States Minister Russell, at Ca
racas, reports to the state department
that the insurgent faction In the state
OF Los Andes, Venezuela, under Cen
eral Citriano Castro, was completely
defeated by the government troops in
a bloody battle. which lasted eighteen
hours The loss OF the insurgents Is
placed at 500 killed and wounded. and
that Of the government at 300. This Is
the end Of the disturbance in That sec
ton. which Is the only one affected.
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by the presiding elder. Prayer was of
fered and seriDturai lessen from Isaiah
read
After roll call. which revealed the
presence OF quite 9 number Of preach-
eTB and delegates, L c. Cabell, OF CnaT-
lesion. was elected secretary.
Rev. ]. ". Waters was made chair
man Of the committee 20 examine can
didates for license to preach.
Rev. J. Garland Penn. the
assistant secretary OF the EpwortE
League OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, was introduced and made
magnificent speech IN support OF MS
work. kIr. Penn has dlled this high Of
ice with commendable ability.
Revs. F. D. Breckenridge. 2. D. Aitl-
Ter and J. II. Love. OF the Lexington
conference, and r. n. Bunny, pastor
Of the A. n e. church Of this city
were also introduced and given the
privilege TO sit within The bounds OF
the conference and participate IN the
discussion Of all subjects, not involY-
ing disciplinary questions.
The conference convened at 2. M
and devotional exercises were conduct
ed by Rev S. P. Huskins. Rev. owings'
P. E., was in the chair.
Rev. Owlngs, P. E.. reported the WORK
Of the district In a hourishing condi-
ton with a few exceptions. His report
showed the value OF church property
TO be Ss2,S00; present indebtedness
$3.50: probationers, 800; paid on salar-
ies, 1885; raised for benevOlences since
the last annual conference in March,
$l3s.
The following committees were APP
pointed:
License to preach-J. W. Water, Jos
eph Wheeler and C. H. Mathews.
Examination Of local preachers IN
each Of the four years course OF study
IS. P. Huskins. Robert Steel and ]. n.
Watson.
Home mission work-D. w. Shaw,
Thomas Ford and W, H. Kent.
To apportion the amount of benevo-
lences to be raised by each charge on
the dIstrict-J. T. owings. II. B. Glenn
ems and James n. Clifford.
on resOlutions-C. L WithroW, ]. Z.
Cabell and A. F. Tuck.
on public worship-J. T. owings, P.
E.. and J. ". Waters.
Rev. S. P. Husklns, !. c. Cabell and
7. ]. Ford told how quarterly confer
ence could be more beneficial by having
open conferences
Revs. Love, Mathews and Wheeler
told what constituted a successful
preacher.
The evening session included a
speech by Rev. I. Garland Penn. on
1.-THE Epworth League and Methodism
Of the Future"
To-days session will be held in Cres-
APPS grove. in connection with the Sum
day school and Epworth League outing.
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Recalled 10 ireland.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. August I1-Rev.
John T. Murphy C. s. sh., for thirteen
years president of Holy Ghost College,
in this city, has been recalled to Ire
land by his superior In the order and
has been appointed president Of Black
rock College. In the suburbs OF Dublin.
Father Murphy. graduated from Black
rock College thlrty-seven years ago.