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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-06-06
Local Briefs.
Thunder showers.

Aii's
Last week was little tough ON the
brick works
The recent rains will certainly re
vive pastures.
6. >. Smith went to Chenille
Friday morning.
We will have two fairs in thi,
county this year
Business about this town was W, n
derfully duh last week
Attorney, G.. w. Hays went Ia
Chenille Wednesday.
In the trials Of life we may assist
each other in many ways.
j, b. Polling was slightly indis-
posed day or two last week.
Judge blizzard SAYS Court will
convene, Monday, June 18th"
Judge Blizzard has fine string Of
horses here in active training.
Politics and cuswords ran high for
a few minutes last Wednesday.
For beautiful and sweet girls Mt.
Zion occupies seat in the front row.
Our oil ana business notices have
much to d" in causing capital to look
inns way
Earl Stump stepped ON nail las
Friday and has been laid up for re
pairs since.
Mont. Couley and --WAite.
Of Washing ton district, were i'm town
last Friday.
Harry W"rden is now a resident
of this town. He occupies the Alfred
Stump property.
Lawson STUMP. of Danieps RIM
was here last Thursday. He i one nr
the leading citizens of his community.
r. l.. HAYS ami HAYS [Iaymnker
two dashug youths of Arnoll,buro
were here a couple of DAYS last week
A,t,ruars II,., S,,,Io. II
kins and Hamilton, of the Grants
vile Bar, attended court in Gilmer
last week.
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dav and ,,.leraI IN, ,,,o- sont g.,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
NORTHERN MAIL DELAYED
Much to the Inconvenience of nIer-
u chants and Business Men OF

-'-tNNSSi. ~ tic INCONVENIENCE VI Al 81
chants and Business Men OF
y y. 8 iy Portsmouth. so
Z The failure of the Northern mail to
arrive at the Portsmouth, Postofllce on
time yesterday U2:3o noon) was due to
neglect on tile part of contractor Nor
rls. OF Norfolk.
THIS mail has been arriving here with
great deal Of regularity until yester-
day, when the -,Hck had licked Off 2:45
before Il put in its appearance at the
Postotllce. 1t should have reached the
local office at 1890, but 1t did not; and
us q result the merchants and business
men were very much lnconvenlenced
by the delay.
representative of the yirginian-
Pilot was informed that this mail ar
rived In Norfolk at 1880 o'clock. which
gave the contractor ample time to put
It in the Portsmouth office. Postmass
ter Burroughs assured the virsinian-
Pilot that the fault is entirely with the
contractor, and stated further that he
had made report Of the matter to the
Den rtr'cnt, which he forwarded last
night. The colored man. James Morris,
who has the contract for handling the
mails between this city and Norfolk,
stated that the delay was owing to the
tfct that he could not move the entire
lot OF mail matter at one trip. This is
the only reason assigned for the non
arrival of the mail at the local office
on time.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
HORSE INJURED.

Yesterday morning, while on It's way
to the fire, the horse attached to the
independents hose cart slipped at tho
intersection of Washington and South
streets, sustaining quite severe
wound on the shoulder. The accident.
however, did not prevent the apparatus
from attending the fire, as the horse
soon gained his equilibrium and pro-
cecded to the fire.
AS result OF the accident the horse
mas slight ebraSion on one of his
shoulders, and While it may be very
painful to the horse it is not necessarl-
ly of serious nature.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
REMAINS AnrI,,r

TIL. remains of Martin O'Connor. son
of the late Patrick O'Connor. node. Of
-whoss sad death at 81. Mary's school.
belmont. y. G.. appe2red in these COT
umns arrived here Yesterday morning
over the S. =. L.. accompanied by his
mother. Mrs. Mary O'Connor. ard
brother. john +. O'Connor. Father
AioySlUs, tiiScipl,rarian OF 81. Mery's
School and Mr.. II. y. Irwin. OF this
city, student. The remains were con-
viewed 10 the family residence, corner of
Washington ard Clifford streets. The
funeral will take place from st. Paurs
chapel this afternoon a: O'Clock.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
YNAI KIppI;I.

The feast of the Atonemcnt, known
IN the Jewish calendar rs Yom lIippur.
Witith began Wednesday evening at G
o'clock, was observed by our Hebrew
citizens with appropriate services al
Their synnsoSuc High street, ycster-
day. All OF that faith doing business
IN me city and suburbs closed their
stores. and in holiday attire attended
the services that were held at stated
times during the day, and seemed to
ehjoy tho occasion with delight. Al
6 o'clock in the afternoon the services
closed and czech individual resumed his
or her usual vocation.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
BISHOP ruNsTEN IN IDAHO.


I, The following tribute to Bishop James
Bowen Funsten, formerly the rector OF
Trinity Church. this city, will be read
with deal OF interest by his large cir
Gle of friends here:
1t Is seldom that a parish in the
mission field has the privilege of en-
pertaining two bishops mt the same
time. but that has been the good for
tune of Boise, in having the first bishop
of Idaho, Bishop Tuttic, and the new
bishop. within It's borders. 1t is thirty
three years since Bishop futile. came
to his vast Jurisdiction. and found the
present structure OF ST. Michaers
Church. the only church within the
limits Of Idaho. Utah and Montana.
During his years OF hard labor in
these pioneer days he built churches
and made churchmcn. SO that on mis-
visit this year. lie finds the children
of those whom nc baptized years ago
the mainstay OF the church in many of
the missionr. Ii is an interesting fact
that when Bishop Tuttle was elected. he
had not reached the canoaical age for
consecra ton, but, after a hard years
work, went to New York and was con-
secrated. Large congregations greeted
him wherever he went, people driving
long distances to sec him again.
No less hearty is the welcome given
Bishop Funston, who Is going over the
jurisdic ton, cheering the missionaries
and the faithful. go long without II
chief shepherd. The Bishop spent 4
week at Boise, preaching in ST. Mich
aers ut the morning and evening SER
vices on August 20. The people arc de-
lighted with his charming personality
and spirit OF deep consccra tion.-The
Churchman"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
oR. DYnD WINS .r11E A1r,,,1-

a'EN' = ~. Y. 7 wv y lie MiEDNI..
ne shoot which WAS he'd M The park
yesterday under the arsnices OF the
portsmouth Ciun Club was. for The w.
y. White Gun and tn. Monney Gold
Medal, hut nwi1s "a /. L.'lure m the
part 81 NJ. White to furnish h.ndicaps
for Tie cur. The ssore rss nor reported
Mr. J. VS.. Entt war tn. high gunner
in he cup shoot. making -cor. of 10
Quits \ number Of the shooters left be-
forcltha contest for the medal came OF
leaving only seven entries The score
follows: Stewart II: Pierce, az: Byrd,
81; Butt. 81; Moore, %; Blisoy,2 60:
Schooler, o.. DR.. Byrd won the medal
by the handicap.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15

II seems that the rigging force of the
Construction Department. are engaged
in taking the training ship VIEWPOINTS
battery from its emplacement on board
ship To the shore. she being moored
alongside The wharf and Immediately
under the crane. and placing 1t on
shore. II was while thus engaged that
the accident occurred which proved ia
,al 10 Thompson. The gang of which
he had charge were at that time dis
mounting four-inch gun, the weigh,
NJ which is about two or three tons.
The brcech of the gun had been hauled
out and safely landed OH truck which
stood alongside the mount. and secure
ly checked. The muzzle OF the gun was
not quite clear OF the jacket, and al
this juntture Thompson called 10 his
men: "Pull OUT little more lads"
ami with that pull came his death
The gun shot on end. suddenly causing
one Of the checks to fall from under
the hrccch. The piece rolled off the
truck. striking the unfortunate man
across the chest. crushing his life out
instantly. Drs. Anncs. OF the yard, and
Guthrie, of the franklin. were sum
moned, but their services were OF no
avail
Or. Guy G. Holiday. city coroner,
Was notified and after viewing the re-
mains. did not think an inquest nccos-
sary. permitting the dead man to be re-
moved 10 his homo.
Mir. Thompson who was 10 years of
age. was born in London and for many
wears followed The merchant service.
He served in the L. S. navy. being at
iached 10 various vessels Of the old
navy. ana was well thought of by The
officers under whom he served. MIR
ThNnpfon had been resident OF this,
city for the past 10 years. his late home
hcing at lI9 Randolph street. and dur
ING that period he made n large circle
OF friends. who deplore his sad de-
mise. Mr.. Thompson was a consistent
hp'scopal!an, member OF Gyico Lodge,
so 81, !. O. O. r.. ana Naval Lodge
No leo. y. Il. y. III, which he had bus
recently joined. The deceased was y
brnther-ln-law Of Mr. W. w: Nee anG
ltaves a widow ard ore child 20 mourn
his untimey death. The funeral will
tH';e place from the residences to-mor-
row afternoon al ) o'clock.
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
SUIT FOR DAMAGES

The Circuit Court of Norfolk County,
Judge Prentis presiding. was engaged
yesterday in hearing the case OF Harry
BLACKWELL VS.. Il. II. Barnes Company,
OF Berkeley. This is suit In which the
plaintiT seeks to recover S59S7 damage
Tor Injuries alleged TO have been sus-
tanned BY him on August s and Novem-
Der o. 1878. while al work irS.the de-
PENDANT company's sawmill in Berkeley.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
HUsTINGs COURT.

me Hnstings Court, Judge a. s.
Watts pres siding, was engaged vaster-
day morning with the case Of Eva Sas
sions, charsed with manning. The
prisoner pleaded guilty OF unlawful as
sauit, and was fned SIS and sent to
jail for psriod of five days.
]. =. skeeter WAS given permission
to carry a pistol
Several chancery cases were entered
on the docket, and the court closed for
the day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
STOLEN PROPERTY nrrovDprr

Yesterday morning FIR r., ssctt, who
conducts grocery store at the corner
Of Eiingham and Race streets, had a
case or lard stolen from his wagon.
whlch mad been left standing near the
market while he WAS engaged in con
versnt!on on busncs. short distance
away. The loss was reported to the
police. who shortly afterward found
he lard at cook shop, and returned
1t to it's owner. The proprietor OF the
COCK shop claimed 10 have purchased
the spme from come man whom bn 1i,i
not know
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
THE ArHLErIc cLIln

BY reference TO another column It will
be seen that the Athletic Baseball Cum
has kindly consented TO play or the
games that were scheduled for the de-
funct Ding Bat Club. AS these games
are for the benefit of good cause II is
hoped that they will be Literally part
ronized.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
THE CLOSING OUT SALE,

Harness. Whips. Saddles. Robes. Blan-
kcts. Bicycles. Feed OF all kinds; also
have received schooner OF Fine Coal.
clean and free burning: Pine and Oak
Wood, sand. Lime. tricks and Cement
pr.ces. Elmo and cheap lBnFeics. Traps.
Surries and Carriages. VIII close al
prices remarkably low, rs am going out
of these branches. and will devote my
entire attention to Livery. Sale ana
Boarding Stables. Call and buy Il bargain
while You can. | also offer for rent my
four Stores on South street. Possrssior
can be given at once. Will rent cheap
Q. L. WILLIAMS.
Corner South and Crawford Sts
scl4-5t PORTSMOUTH. Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
INVITED TO WAsHINCTON

The following letter, received by Cap
tain c. r. Warren yesterday, is self :
explanatory:
The Admiral Dewey Reception Com
mtteo,
Ames Building, 1it0 G street,
Washington, d. c., Sept. 13. 1899.
Captain Warren, Portsmouth. Va.
Dear Sir: i take pleasure in extend
ing to Grimes Battery an invitation to
take part in the parade that will form
part of tho welcome OF Admiral Dew
ey to Washington.
/ enclose you blank form, which. if
You desire to come to Washington. you
will kindly fill out at the carlics, posi-
Bile moment. Very truly yours.
w. H. RAPI.EY.
Chairman. Committee on Parade.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
RGINIAN-

Capt. r. C. Marshall. Capt. Chas. e.
Muraen, Capt. S. y. sHuichins. Capt.
X L. Herbert. @. W. King. X. L..
Hntchins, II. FL. Alexander. Ii. Bern
ara, +. Simmons. w. j., Moore and
Williamson Smith
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15

CHAMBERS ELECT DELEGATES
The Chambers Steam Fire Engine
Company met last n!gkt ana among
the business transacted Was the cleo
ton of The following delega ties 10 repre-
sent the company ut the coming State
Firemen's Convention, which meets at
Roanoke the latter part of this month:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
III 7.sf.
-O,CONNnI,

o'CoNNoR.-At st. Mays College. Bel
mont, \. c., on Wednesday. Svptrmbcr
10. 1882 at i:25 u. m. MARTIN j.,
youneest son of Mary and the late Pat
REX OConnur. II the 10th year OF his iist.
Funeral services at ST. Paui's Catholic
Chapel THIS U,ridayl AFTERNOON at
! CLOCK. fr!ends ana acquaintances are
invited TO attend. Intcrment In Oak
Grove Cemetery
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

AS administrator on the estate of tho
late w. l.. Cattcnhcad. | shall proceed 10
sell AT public auction SATURDAY, the
boat shed. IT SCOTS Creek. Norfolk coun-
", the THREE SLOOPS-C.ark. Arthur
and lonic--and four Yankee or Staten Is
claims against said boats will please pre- $
eht same to mo for payment
At the same time on Glasgow street en-
tended. between First and Virginia ave-
nues, | shah sell 10 the highest bidder nil
OF the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE contained IN SAID res dercc.
Terms cash.
JOHN II. JOHNSON,
Scii-td Administrators,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
SLIGHT EIAzr

Yesterday morning. about $40
o'clock, n house owned by Mr.. T. Il.
Looklns. at 525 Virginia street, South
Portsmouth, wne discovered 10 be on
fire. An alarm was at once turned III
from box As. which brought the In
dependent fire engine and Hook and
Ladder on the scene, but fortunately
there was no occasion Cor the engine.
The blaze, which WAS n very small one.
was subdued by Il fire-extngushcr
from the Hook and Ladder. The house
Is unoccupicd and undergoing repairs.
The damage is OF no Importance, az
only small place in the roof was
burned. The origin OF the fire is un-
known.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
n1Ds FOR DRAIN PIPE OPENED.

B1DS FOR DRAIN PIPE OPENED.
The contract for furnishing terra
Gotta pipe for draining Washington
street. north o! High. will in all proDn-
h!iity be let At the next meeting of
the CityCouncii.
Tne Street Committee has opened q
number az bias that have heen sub-
mitted, among them being several fror,
cat of tcwn firms. the amounts 81
which are only known To the committee,
who. 1t il said, will recommend tac
adoption of Mr.. CASTS bid. Should this
be true it Will hu, demonstrate the fact
that ali things being equal, Ports
mouth is su"c 10 WIN
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
a SAD ACCIDENT.

Mr. Chas. Thompson Instantly Killed
While in the Discharge of His
Duties at the Navy Yard
Yesterday afternoon about o:3O o'clock
Mr.. Chas. John Thompson, quartcrman
Of riGgers construction of the navy
yard, met with an accident by which
lie lost his life. From several eye
witnesses the circumstances which
were responsible for so untimcly an end
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
TO LETTER BoNEs
To Re Painted aluminium Color, VIII
Metal Schr1nlc plnIn

Some time ago, while in Washington,
Postmaster S. l.. Burroughs succeeded
in securing from the PosloiIicc Depart
mcnt an order for the rc-paintng of
the letter boxes throughout The city,
In addition to which the boxes arc to
have new mail schedule wrought in
metal instead OF the paste board
schedules now in use. The boxes will
he painted aluminium color. with red
letters; and when completed Will be Il
decided improvement.
The work of attaching the metal
schedules to the boxes Is now i'm prog
resS, and as soon as it can be COM
pleted the painting will be beSun.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15
Miscellaneous Happenings Conden-
sedFor vIrginlan-Pllot Readers.
MOVEMENTS or PEOPLE
what is Going on In nnd Arounn
Portsmouth nud suDurban Cons
muni,cs Gn,hercd, >,itod ana
rold In Ecrv Words Tho pn,,, the
prescn. nnd The Future Hrveaiea.
Related ana Torcshad"wcd.

A sloop and two sklffs are advertised
for saie ni this issue.
NLessrs Jonn Nj. l>lng, w. II. King.
y. Is. teele, W i'll Joyncr, M. ~. Moore.
Jr., who nave been spending the past
week with tho sportire deer ana other
game ut arEdrGttSvlile, n. e., returh-
ed home by inc s. "A. u. this MORN
Ing.
Major A. II. Courtney. of Richmond,
past grand master -. f.. n. Nj. OF VIZ
gitia, Was III the city on business yes
teruay.
Three rooms are advertised for rent
i'll another column at ga South street.
Mss Eva " iiim, daughter OF MI. IL.
Il. W ilkius. will attend school TINS Win
ter at Rawlings springs Institute.
Mr.. Melville 0turteNant, OF New York,
Is visiting has aunt. Mrs. Solomon Bar
rett, on Clifford street.
There VIII be a SPECIAL meeting OF
Novai Lodge, NO. 1vo. y. Il. y. NJ ut
Masonic enple tonight.
The Rifles smoker last night was II
complete success Twelve recruits
Joined the company. The boys had a
good time, and the number pres int,
which Was larger than any since the
reorganization, is u good omen for the
future SUCCESS of Captain l.. w. Owens
command the ti,nc-honored Ports
mouth Rifles.
Miss Carrie Mccoy will tender the
pupils OF her dancing school n Soircc at
Pythian Castle tonight.
A second nand meat refrigerator is
wanted. Address =. o. Box 8, city I.
Miss w. u. 1Iilneer, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. NJ. Russell,
at ISL County street, will return TO her
home, i'll Washington, D. c., this morn
ing.
NIr. Robert a. Stewart left yesterday
morning for the University of Virginia
to matriculatc in his post graduate
course. and from hence, on the 25th.
will go TO Snartansburg, S. c., to as
sumo the duties of professor of modern
languages in Wofford College.
Mrs. Annie Nee and daughter. Miss
I1bbic. left yesterday afternoon for
Philadelphia, where the latter will I'M
dcrGo a delicate surgical operation In
the Pennsylvania Hospital. 1t Is OK
pccted that they will be gone about
two months.
Instead OF making 4 floral Offering,
the pupils OF st. Pauls Male Academy
will have requiem mass offered for their
late schoc!-mate, Mrrtin O'Connor.
Grimes Battery arc in receipt OF in
formation to the effect that the bill
for the amount due them for quaran-
tine duty during the late yellow fever
comes from AdIutant General Male.
The Bridgeport and Ncwtown base
ball teams will play 4 game Mt Column
bin Park at $50 this afternoon. \
spirited game may be expected.
The contractors began putting the
slate on the roof OF the new Catholic
Church yesterday.
Berkeley, have returned from an eX-
tended trip to the mountains. The
Judge looks much improved by his trip.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-15

We keep every shape Of collars. Lei
us sell you your collars. Chas. r. We'll
ton s. Co.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
High Water Counting.

AT different points along the Mis-.
souri, river the ice is rapidly breaking
up and unless a continued cold snap
comes there is sure to be immense ice
gorges formed, which will cause the
river to overflow its banks with the re-
suit that the Missouri valley will be
inundated as in years past. At. most
places along the river, where the ice
has not yet broken, the water has over
flowed the crust to a depth of ten or
twelve feet and if this water does not
pass off throgh the natural channel be-
fore the ice breaks, farmers in the
vicinity of the river have grave appre.
tensions for this seasons crop. Yester-
day the water commenced covering
the flats short distance northwest Of
the city and within two hours it rose
two feet.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
Strange Coincident.

The Filipinos commenced . war
with Spain, their mother country.
to secure for themselves the right
of self government, believing that
all just governments derived their
power by and from the conf emit 81
the governed.
Uncle Sam, by one of the. inci-
dents of the war with Spain, and
the bravery of the American army
and navy, captured from Spain,
not the Filipinos, the city 81 HI.
nila-Spain surrendered, and @.
copied $20,00O,000 in cash as full
payment for the evacuation Of tho
country, thus wiping out at ono
fell swoop all Spanish authority in
the islands; but now, with the ides
OF establishing staple govern
ment for the Filipinos, we are
making war upon them! II the
consent of the governed is essen.
tial to free government Why are ws
making war on the Filipinos? Are
they not doing just what our faith
ers did in 1776? II we are to force
free government upon all uAonln,
at the point Of the bayonet have
not we assumed a big job?
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
A Clever Trick.

1t certainly looks like it, but there is
really no trick about it, Anybody can
try it who has Lame Back and Weak
Kidneys, Malaria or nervous troubles.
We mean he can cure himself right
away by taking Electric Bitters. This
medicine tones up the whole system,
acts as stimulant to Liver and Kid.
neys, is blood purifier and nerve
tonic. 1t cures Constipation, Head.
ache, Painting Spells, Sleeplessness and
Melancholy. 1t is purely vegetable, a
mild laxative, and restores the system
to its natural vigor. Try Electric Bit
ters and be convinced that they are
miracle worker. Every bottle guars
anteed. Only soc bot4le at $ S Ell
liott's dug store.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
Attempted Burglary.

Last nigh. burglars attempted to
force AN entranca mo the house OF
Herman Witty, on West street. ",'s'
Witty, who was alone in tie house at
the time heard some knocking at the
front door, but just as she was in the
act of opening the door, she heard some
one at the back door. Leaving the key
turned in the front door, she returned
to the kitchen in time to see tramp
lsh appearing individual, trying to
break open the kitchen door He had
forced the lock ON the door and was in
the act of entering the room when
some one passing the house frightened
him and he left, jumping over the
back fence aud running down the
alley,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
Good FRIDAY.

Today, the Friday before Easter, is
being celebrated by the Catholic
churches of the country, as a fast in
commemoration of the passion and
death of the Savior OF mankind. 1t is
the saddest and most solemn day OBJ
served during Lent. The services at
st Patrick's church in this city today
were most solemn and impressive. The
main alter almost bare was trimmed
in black. The vestments worn by the
priest being of the same color The
mass said on this day is that of the
presanctitied, there being no consecra-
ton in the mass of Good Friday, the
host having been consecrated during
the mass of the day before. In the af.
ternoon, at about the time the "divine
tragedy" of nearly two thousand years
ago, is supposed to have occurred. the
devotion OF the way of the GROSS il
gone through with. In every CATHOLIC
church in the country there are, lined
on the walls on both sides of the
church. pictures, in all, fourteen, each
representing in part, Christ's journey
to Mount Calvary and his death on thu
summit thereof. Each of these pict
ures is called a station.
The priest accompanied by two altar
boys. carrying lighted candles, and an,
other carrying the crucifx, makes the
entire circuit of the church. stopping
Of each station and reading few
y words OF appfepfiste nature, and re
A .---ssf. 10 WHICH the mem