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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25
9ureHfbnrd.

= Sn Sid a. 3. Sauer i~tirste Der
rs Sabre alte Sol. @oebert in elmer
Sdeune 10 unslidli6 pom Der Senne,
baB er Gags barauf ieinen @eiit auf=
CAB. - Sn gii6en bate cine Wutter
ibre brei &inber alein i'm Sauie ge=
laiien unb finsen in ibrer Nbmeienbeit
bic &leiber bes iiinsiten am Sfen Seu=
er. Oils bic Mutter suriidfebrte, lag
bas &inb bereits in ben les1en 3isen.
= Der in ben finfsiser Sabren ite=
benbe Nrbeiter @ilbelm Senld in St.
telbrid, fam auf benz @latteis gum
Sale unb itirste 10 unslidlid, baB er
Elm parr Stunben ipdter f.arb. - eSn
Ser l1mseseno pom S6ittrinsen ma
den itd bic @iloi9meine mieoer be:
merfbar unb baben an perldieouen
Stellen sroBen Sdaoen anseridtet. =
Sn Solinsen murbe Ser 81 idbrise
6err Yaulp tobt i'm Sette porsefun=
ben. - Sn Dem @etreibeidober bes
gu SinNertbal BEL S0pinsen wobnen=
BEN Fddters Nicolas Sunsers emf
itaub cine T%euersbrunlt, bie einen
S6aben BON $4,000 ST. anridtete.-
Ser ~26idbrise Nderer Nicolas Marr
wurbe i'm @albe BON einem itiirsenben
gidenbaum suiammenseidlasen uno
berart uerlest. baB er anoern Morsens
peridieb, obne uorber gum Semubtiein
setommen gu iein. -Sn Nieberfolpad
madte Der 7Oidbrise Sobann @ilden
einen Self ltmoroueriu6, inbem er iid
cine &usel in ben &opf idob, obne
baB es ibm selans, ii6 sefdbrlid gu
perlesen. = Die grbarbeiten on Der
neuen giienbabn. 0inie 0uremburs-
G9ternad iinb am Sunnel in Der Sc
meinbe 8ed, smiiden Berg unb i3itz
tis, in GnsriH senommen morben. =
Sn Differbinsen ioa elm neues S9ulz
baus erbaut werben, gu weldem Der
gauplas fur BEN Preis uon 40, 900
ST.. bereits ansefauft rpurbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25
Der sNprDuern"-Donnerfas ben Is. Sanuar 1900.

IN ent1eblt&er WeiTe berfiimmeIt; elmer
III t0btli1 perlebt tuoroen.
Rats. 9ier bot Der S6ubmaher
S1nei3er feline gbefrau uno beren &inO
ermorbet unb Johann SelbiimorD be.
9angen.
Qeipais. ginen freden &aub
fabrte elm 24jdbriaer 8drtner aus
3euyi6 aus. Muf DEM 9auptppliamte
rib er einem iunsen Manne. welber
@elo einsablte, plopli6 bier l00=Mart-
i6eine fort uno flob. Gem periolscn.
ben 8uriben uerieBte er cinen Sblag
ms @eiidt; am neuen Sbeater wurbs
Der Nduber inreiien eingebolt uno pers
baftet.-Sier Oeridieo in utter pun
"a Sabren Oas friibere Miit9lieo oes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 6rieori6 8obert
Gipp. 81 beiien Shiilern i'm 8ipliu.
5piel aud 8ibarb @a9ner als &nabe
sebOrt bate.
2imba9. Sier bat Der Sdloiler
grmi9er in einem giferiudtsanfall
feline Srau uno oann lid ielbt eri9oi=
len.
Wefemib. Sic Srau oes 6dbr=
meiters 8eper unb ibre @ntelin Grioa
muroen ermoroet. Nis mutbmaBlider
W0rber luuroe elm Sobn Der 8eper,
Der iid sebn Sabre lang in Nmerlte
a~uf9ebalten batte, in unteriudunssbaft
genDmmen.
3midau. Sn Martneutirden bat
elm persueifeltes 2iebespaar, Der Sn=
firumentenma9er 9onneritas uno Die
8iiraersto9ter Sofmann, Selbfmoro
begangen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25
Hanotaesabseorbnete fur Delabeim.
gllin9er. i'm utter bon 81 Sahren.

TanotdgSdb9eDr0rete fur Wel3hetlm,
gllinger, i'm glitter bon 81 Sabren.
Greubentabt. @ie man bort,
beabiidtigt eine Gtuttsarter 8auseiell=
f9aft, fur 2uftfuramede am bieiigen
playe an Der Strabe nod 2oBbur9=
Mlpirsba9, untpeit oes Gurbauies pals
mcnualo, etma 10 Bis IL 2anobduier
3I bauen.
06nningen. Sn benz bon Sb.
&anoeder aufseoedten SuffIteinbrud
rJuroe cine 40 Meter lanse, nit idonen
lropfiieinsebiloen ueriebene, nieorige
unb f1male QDble aufsefunoen.
9eiIbronn. Sic biirserli9en Sol
lesien beidlolien, bel Der ReaierunG
UNI Die &%rlaubniB CUR Wieoereinfib=
rung Der i'm porisen Sabre abseidafI-
ten Gleiidiieuer nad5uiuden.
&odeuoorf. Mit Der Snbetrieb-
nabme oes neuen Salsbersuertes 1T Die
b0lli9e Ginitellung bes SalSber9merfes
Dilbelmssliid in Nusiidt senommen.
Gberfladt. Girsli9 puroe bel
auf Dem iO9enannten 9ootenfelo Dor=
9enommenen Nussrabun9en elm mert.
tuiiroiges 80 Gentimeter langes alt
allemanniides Saitenintrument gefun.
ben. IS wuroe bon ben Mrmen zines
tpoblerbaltenen peibli6en Steletts &C.
halten, oeiien blonber 9aari6mud mod
b6lli9 unberiebrt mar uno crit bel Der
8eriibruns nit Der friiden 2uft serfiel.
9ieier beoeutiame Guno, on ben lid
nod allerbanb @affen. @6mudiaden,
gut erbaltene 9eidniBte gi9enidrgt
anidlieBen, Hammt aus Dem 5. uno 6.
Sabrbunoert n. CIR. ct sins in ben
8eiib bes Muieums fir 8O%lterfunoe ir
Berlin iiher
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25
0rippe in "a Stun0e,t furirt.

&ein Mittel fommt benz Warner's
@bite Wine Of Gar Sprup fur bteie
ldredli9e unb fatale &ranfbeit alei9.
@enn srinbli@ unb 3eitis senommen,
bann turirt es einen Sal in "a Stuns
BEN, unb seqen ben 9uFen, Der Der
grippe folst, uerfeblt es nte feline
Wirtung. Yreis Is unb Scots.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25
Sa6fen.

Sresben. Sas Stactberorbneten=
&ollesium bemilliste SO, 900 Mart aus
Der Stabtfaife gu 3weden oes Is.
Seutiden 8unoesfdieBens nit Dem
8orbebalte, baB bierpon Elm 9etras his
gu 5000 Marf aurifauaablen 1T,
,1enn bas Bunoesi1ieBen nit einem
ueberiduiie abidlieBen iollte.-Nad
ben Mittbeilunsen oes ifdctiiden tati-
ffiiden Nmtes betrus Die 8ebOlferur,
gresoens am |. Seaember 400, 900
Seelen.
OabIen. Sn ben 6epoaer Stein=
6rtiden ~eTplooirten pl6glid In Solge
unporiidti9tsit bic nieoerselegten
Gprenaaeihoife. 9mei Mrbeiter m'irnen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25
0foen6urs.

Ofernbure. Cine Wittue 9arms
bate beim &artoffeliddlen lid cine
tleine Wunbe am 9aumen augeaogen.
Gpdter bate lie an einem 9efdrbten
aleioe gu tbun. 8on Dem Sarbltoff
brana ettpas in bic @unoe, uno es ent=
tpidelte ii9 8lutbersiftung. Sic Srau
tuuroe gum 9oipitale seidafft. bod
tonnte bic @efabr nidt absemenoet
tueroen. 9ie Grau itarb nod tuenisen
Saaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25
Me6ren6ura.

Gternberg. Sn 5olge pielfader
Madiraae bat ii6 Die Gireftion ~unIeres
SeGnitums enti6lolien, gum |. april
auBer Den bisber i6on belebenOen Nb=
tbtilunsen fir SO6bau=, Sief=, Giien-
babnbau unb Siibler, BON meldem Die
eriien erei je bier uno Die legiere Orei
semeter umfaiien, nod cine 3iesler=
idule uno cine MaIbinenball= unO
Notwithstanding einsuri6ten.
Sic gleftrptednifer= unD Mai1inen=
bauidule serfallt in cine bObere fir
tiinftige @leftro= uno Maibineninge-
nieure (inf Semelier Stuoienseit),
cine mittlere fir tiinftise GleftrO= uno
Maidinentedniter (pier Gemeder) uno
in cine Werfmeiferidule 5mei Se=
me5ier).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25
&rokGersoafSrNt SeGeu.

Bah N%aubeim. Ser @ebeime
Weoiainalratb Sr. Grieorid 9ooe, lett
1887 Baoear3t, lift, SO Sabre alt, se=
fiorben.-9ier baben Der Nsent Groeber
unb feline gbefrau tuesen unsliid=
li9er 8erm6gensperbdltniiie semeiniam
SelbEmprb ~beoannen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25

e @eidliffene @lasmaare, Ster-
ling Silbermaare, feline China Waas
re, 2ampen gu @robitabt'P reiien bet
S. @up. / ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25

ooDenbetm. pter lebt bic yDttttrc
@orbini aus Gaub. bic iebt In ibr 1903
0ebensiabr aetreten III. Sic III seboreil
1897, lam iid alio bes ieltenen Dor.
au9s ribmen, in brei Sabrbunoerten
selebt gu baben. Sic Grau 1T nod ber-
bdltniBmdBis riifiig uno trintt alltds.
lid elm @las Wein; Tie miro MIR oann
u%nsebalten, uenn Sremoe tommen.
ote lie ausfragen mollen.
Sam pertbeim. Neuli1 Wittaes
tuuroe auf Der Station 9iirHaot
(&ieobabn) Der % Sabre alte perbei=
ratbete Stredenarteiter Wenbel Mntbes
aus 8roB-8 Obrbeim BON Dem 9aiel=
Serliner T=3ug erfabt uno set6otet.
Offenbad. Cine ionberbar;
ueberraiduns bereitete in Der Ncr
iabrsna9t elm bieiiser GaFmirtb ieint
Soften. 9ieie batten lid. als Die H.
IL idIus. erbOben, uno riefen Gill
freuoises .proiit Neuiabr !" Pl0Bl;A
ert6nte Elm S9ub uno unterbrad Ism
allsemeinen Subel. Sci Wirtb lG:te
fi1 binter teinem Buffet bur4 einen
SduB in bic Sdldfe aet6otet.
Worms. Sic Staotperoroneten be-
fdloiien bic grridtuns eires iido: i0en
acknowledgements unb ben gltriet
elmer elettriiden GtraBenbabn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25

s3pinsiu9t.9 eilmittel. = War=
ner's @bite @ine Of Ear Sprur,
has bette Suiten=M tttel auf grben,
letlt cine grtdltuns In einem Gage,
wesa arpettts senou1a,en. IS u. Scots.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25
Ats Der Nhetnpfalt.

Speper. @,oBe Sreube berrfdt
unter ben pfdlaiiden 2ebrern iiber Die
G%rnennurg oes aus g~illigbeim itam=
menben, jeBt BON elmer beIiiiben pri=
batidule anaeliellten pfdlsiibsn Solts=
idullebrers 8eOrg 2uomig gum aieute=
nant Der Geierpe i'm 2. baperiiden Sn=
fanterie= Gegimente, neil oamit Der Se-
ueis seliefert miro. Dab man III Der
baperiiden Nrmee ben Stanopuntt
iibermunDen bat, oaB elm 2ebrer nidt
bic einem 3ei%erpeoifisier entlpredeno"
fosiale DEMONSTRATING betleiOet. @e
man in 2ebrertreiien periidert, 1T 2uo=
mig Der erlte Soltsidullebrer, Der Der
@rmee als 8eierperiiisier anaeb0rt.
&aiierslautern. Ser tDni9lide
Major a. 8. Sebaltian StrauB lit bier
D~ertDrben.
2ubmissbafen. gini6liebli6
Der beiben 8ororte Srieienbeim unn
MunOenbeim sdblt Die @taot nun ST.
900 Seelen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25

e &omn,t unb beIi@ti8t N
ielbitipielenbe Orsel. Gin Climb lam
bic i9wierisite Wuiit ipielem. S. Sup
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25
prnpt.re @eEfnlert.

Winiter Ser Greistas bes 2ano=
treiies Miinlter ipra6 lid einitimmis
basegen aus. Dap Sbeile ooer oas ganse
@ebiet Der 2anosemeinoen Maurib,
2amberti uno uebermaiier gum 3mef
Der grmeiteruns oes Gebietes Der StaOt
Miiniier bonn Greiie abgetrennt ueroen.
Sortmunb. Sic bieiige 3mangs-
innung Der Sarbiere unb Sriieure be.
f6loB bic Nufloiuns Der Snaung. Sic
Mitslieoer tuollen cine freie Snauns
bilDen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-25

fangen unb nod Qauie transportirt.-
Qier fiel Der 8rauerlebrling Sobann
Marfsraf in Die 8raupfanne uno per=
brannte ii9 oerart. baB er aaoeren
Sages iarb.
&aisbeim. Ser bisberi9e 9aus=
%nertualter Ger bieiisen S~trafanfalt,
Srans xaber @luder, nuroe. als bes
Meineioes peroddtig, nerbaftet unb III
bas unteriudun9sgefdngnib Oonau=
ip6rtb abseliefert.
Nirnber9. SSn benz Dor mebreren
Sabren nit einem Mufmanbe bon ettpa
1000, 900 Mart erbauten fidbtifden
arantenbauie madt iid idon jeBt Nn-
seiidts oes unertuarteten 3ugangs BON
Granfen bic Notbmenbisteit zines gr=
tueiterunssbaues seltenb. @noe 1897
mar ndmli9 Der Grantenbefanb 375.
unb sesentudrtia betrdat CT fat 600.
WaIbfetten. 9ier tuurbe Elm
iunser Sasel0bner, Namens Nmon,
bon ben Gdaufeln bes Miblraoes er=
faBt unb in ben Miblsans s~etrieben.
Sem beoauernstpertben Meni9en tuurbe
bierbei Der 8rufforb ein9eoridt; er
erlag mad ~qualpoller Gtunoe ben
idmeren 8erleBunsen.
9esgenborf. Ser t6ni9lide
2anogeridtsprdiioent a.. 8. 9err Nrans
8ieol 1T i'm 70. %Sebensiabre neri9ieben.
Muraburg. SIN 8esirte Wiirs-
burg tuuroen nidt beiidtist bic Burger
meilterpablen in ben @emeinben S09=
berg, 8erstbeim, SbingersEeim unb
8eitsb0dbeim uegen Wablumtrieben,
ferner in Sberleinad, mo Der 8iirger-
metiter iid tuesen 9eblerei in Inter-
{uhunQ befinoet.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-04-21

| ing appointments, instead Of recogniz-
! ing the claim Mr. Dana had upon him
| Tor the courtesy of an answer. Beecher
| had a candidate for the same position,
and Cleveland gave it to eBeecher's
man without any explanation what
ever to Dana, who felt that he had
| been discourteously treated by Cleve-
land.
Mr.. Dana gave no open sign of his
disappointment, but some time after
! Cleveland's inauguration, when it be-
came known that Dana felt grieved
at the governor, some mutual friends
interviewed and proposed to Cleveland
that he should invite Dana to join with
some acquaintance to dine at the eX-
eCutive mansion To this Cleveland
readily assented. Dana was informed
that Cleveland would tender such an
invitation if il would be accepted, and
he promptly assented. Cleveland then
became involved in the pressing duties
Of the legislature, and allowed the
session to close without extending the
promised and expected invitation to
Dana. Mr.. Cleveland told me that he
was entirely to blame for neglect in
both instances, as Dana would doubt
less have been satisfied if he had cour-
teously informed him OF his cOnvic-
tions which required him to appoint
another for adjutant general; and he
mad no excuse to offer but that OF neg
lect for not inviting Dana to dinner
Dana naturally assumed that Cleve-
land had given him deliberate affTont,
and Cleveland could make no satisfaC-
tory explanation AS governor and as
president he was first of all devoted
TO his official duties, which he dis
charged with rare fidelity. and he gave
little time even to the common cOurte-
sizes which most governors and presi-
dents would recognize as justly belong
ing to their friends EsffOrts-were made |
to conciliate Dana, but he never would |
discuss the question. When Cleve- |
lands election was announced and the |
Republicans We're disposed to dispute |
the vote of New York. Dana came out |
boldly and declared that Cleveland was !
elected and that no violent measures |
should be tolerated to deprive him of |
the honor conferred upon him.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-04-21
NORFOLK TO THE FRONT.
The Duke Resigns the Postmaster
Generalship.

The Duke of Norfolk, the leading
Catholic nobleman of Great Britain, is
to serve his country in a new capacity.
1t was an old cry in England that no
papist could be loyal to the Crown. An
occasional echo is heard at the present
day. The Duke of Norfolk seems to
be possessed with a desire to give the
lie to that venerable calumny in his
own person. The Weekly Register says
of his determination to go to South
Africa:
The announcement that the Duke of
Norfolk had expressed his intention of
resigning the postmaster generalShip
and embarking for the Cape tomorrow,
has been received with mingled feelings
of pleasure and regret. Whilst we are
all pleased to know that the Duke 5
patriotic aspirations have been at last
gratiied-for it is an open secret that
he had previously volunteered for act
i've service on more than one occasion
during the present WaT-it is impossible
TO hide the counteracting feeling of re-
greet that the two senior members of
the two noblest English families will
be exposed to the countless dangers of
modern warfare But whatever may be
their Utmost thoughts, it is certain that
the Duke viii carry with him the sim
cerest wishes of the entire Catholic
body for his safety and speedy home
coming Although no public mention
of the precise object of the Duke of
Norfolks mission has been made, eX-
cept the general announcement that he
is to join his cOuntry's contingent of
the ImperialY eomanry, it may, we ven
ture to think, be assumed that pacific
rather than military duties will fall to
his lot on his arrival in South Africa
His reputation as organizer and admin
istrator is too well known to be insist
ed upon here, and it is not improbable
that his valuable services in these ca
pacities will be laid claim to by the
as soon as some honorable
conclusion of pending hostilities has
been brought about. In view of the
Dukes departure for the front it may
be of interest to recall the military ex-
ploits Of the early holders of the Nor
folk title. The first holder of the Duke
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-04-21
WHY DANA OPPOSED CLEVE
LAND.
(Col. a. K. Mcclure in the Saturday
Evening PostD

tCol. 4. K. Mcclure in the SATURDAY.
Evening Post.)
Charles A. Dana, then editor of The
New York Sun. became estrangeC
from Mr.. Cleveland the year before
the presidential election of 1884. He
had earnestly supported Cleveland 70,
governor ia 1882. but when a movement
was made by Mr.. Manning to orga n
lie the state for Cleveland in 1884
Dana was implacable in his opposition.
] met him several times before Cleye-
land was nominated. and he ALWAYS
discussed the question with an unusual
degree Of acrimony
Soon after CleveIand's nomination 7
was spending a few days at Saratoga
and was watching Dana's paper with
much interest, for he was very much
disgruntled. lie did not at first declare
himself aggressively against Cleve-
lands election. but one morning at
Saratoga. in taking up the Sun. I found
one Of Dana'S terrible deliverances
against Cleveland that left no nossihIa
chance for a reconciliation. tele-
Eraphed to Mr. Dana and asked him
10 meet me at his Office at o'clock
that afternoon. and called there on my
way home. Mr.. Dana had gone too far
TO recede, but tried to temper his hit-
terness, as / thought it would do great
harm, not only to Cleveland but to
his own newspaper as well, then one
of the most prosperous in the country
Mr.. Dana was petulent and violent in
his expressions against Cleveland and
said that he had decided to support
General Butler.
1t was not until ] met Clevelar at
Albany, soon after his election. Il /
learned the cause Of the estranger -rt
between Cleveland and Dana. and the
statement given by Mr.. Cleveland was
subsequently confirmed by Mr.. Dana.
Dana had very earnestly supported
nomination and election for
governor in 1882, and after the election
he wrote a personal letter to Cleveland,
asking the appointment of a friend TO
the position Of adjutant general. Cleve-
land received that letter as he received
thousands of other letters recommend
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-04-21

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate division, in and for Salt Lake coun-
~. state of Utah. In the matter Of the
estate of Ellen L. Snedaker, deceased.
NUtice.-In the matter of the person and
estate OF Erma Snedaker. d minor, the
petition Of Lee c. Snedaker, administrator
of the estate OF Ellen L. Snedaker, de
ceased, and guardian of the person and
estate of Erma Snedaker. a minor. for
confirmation of the sale of the following
described real property, tO-wit: An
undivided q interest in and to that por-
ton of lots ? and 3. block 81, plat "B,
Salt Lake City survey, commencing >
feet east of southwest corner of said
lot 2: thence north 165 feet; thence east
322t feet; thence south 165 feet; thence
west 1924 feet to beginning to J. II. LOven-
dale. for the sum OF S341 &C. and upon the
following terms, to-wit: Cash. as appears
from the return of sale filed in this court.
has been set for hearing on Wednesday,
the 18th day OF April, 1900, at $3.50 o'clock
a. m, at the county court house. in the
court room of said court, in Salt Lake
City, Salt Lake county, Utah.
Witness the clerk Of said court,
with the seal thereof affixed this
(SeaD 11th day of April, 1900.
DAVID e DUNBAR, Clerk
BY ALBERT ]. SCARE, Deputy Clerk.
Edward McGurTin, Attorney.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-04-21
THE NTERMoUNTAn COLORADO CATHOLIC: APRIL p

DOM to which the present Duke is the
tlfteenth lineal successor, was created,
Tor his prowess in the French wars,
Earl Marshal and Hereditary Marshal
OF England He fell in battle at Bos-
worth Field in 1856, leading the van
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-04-21

of the army of Richard III, while his
son, the second Duke of Norfolk, was
renowned as the General who won teh
victory of F1odden Field over James
" of Scotland, who lost his life in
that engagement"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-04-21
An Acuuittal.

indianapolis Journal)
'Thurston Tompkins says he is IN pow
erty through no fault of his own:
How does he make that out? 80
f'Why, he says he was born with eX-
pensive tastes, but without sense enough
to earn the money to keep up with theln'
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-04-21
state of Ohio. city of Toledo, Lucas

state of Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas
County, SIS.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm of r.
]. Cheney & Co, doing business in the
city of Toledo, county and state afore-
said. and that firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence this 9th day of De-
cenlber, A. d. 1896.
(SeaD A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials. free
T. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, Use.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-04-21
PROBATE AND GUARD
IANSHP NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the Respect
i've Signers for Further Information

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of Thomas Williams, deceased. Creditors
undersigned at Taylorsville, Salt Lake
county, Utah, on or before the first day
of August A. D. 1900.
Date of first publication, March 3lst,
A. d. 1860. EZRA T. WILLIAMS,
Administrator of Estate OF Thomas Will
hams, Deceased.
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The appointment of Very Rev. Denis
O'Donoghue as auxiliary bishop of In
dianapolis. breaks the line of French
bishops that has ruled the diocese since
It's establishment, and he will also be
1ndiana's first bishop from among the
people. The appointment, however. does
not necessarily imply that he win be
the next bishop Of Indianapolis as the
Papal brief dies not give him the right
OF succession which some auxiliaries
enjoy. Father O'Donoghue received
the appointment at the personal request
OF Bishop Chatard.
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Analyses Made of Ores, Minerals, Coal,
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A religious census of New Haven,
Conn. undertaken by a Protestant So
ciety, shqEs that the Catholics are far
IN the lead. The number of Catholics
is set down as a. 900 in a total popula-
ton of 96.931. The most populous Pro-
testant sect is the Congregational.
which boasts 1916. 1t is a noteworthy
fact that while the figures for the com
bined sects of Protestants is about 6 500
more than those given for the Catholics.
Yet the latter lead in chUrchgoing mem
bers by over 1000. There are more
foreigners than native born in the city.
and of the immigrants nearly one-half
are Irish
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-04-21

Archbishop Kahn, the energetic met
ropoIitan of St. Louis. knows how to
tell a, good story in introducing Arch
bishop Keane to a St Louis audience
recently he related how he and the for
mer rector of the Catholic university,
while in college together. had been
named the two canes, and how their
fellow students had resolved this title
into 'the two sticks" Carrying this
smile further. he remarked that he
had heard himself compared to a hick-
DRY cane while his grace Of Damascus
had at the same time been likened to a
sugar cane.
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The traditional resting place Of the
remains Of ITeland's patron saint, at
DoWnpatrick. has recently been covered
with a huge memorial stone, weighing
about seven tons. taken from the noun
tain side of Slieve-na-Largie On the
upper surface is carved an Irish cross,
with the name "Patric" in Irish char
acters OF the ancient Celtic form.