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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1900-07-19
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BULLSi BULLSl

Bob Blossom intends to purchase
bulls for his own herd and to sell to
his numerous customers. Parties
wanting thoroughbred Hereford and
Durham bulls to improve their herds
will now have an opportunity to select
them as Bob has returned from the
East with nice lot of thoroughbred
stock. Address all communications to
II. G. Blossom. Battle Mountain, New.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Invariably in adyance.)
RATES OR AnXERTIsENG.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY

r. C. blossom, PyQpy7eloy.
T.. e. Woolcock. Editor
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AVISO.

Habiendo sorprendido que en- Ia
licorerfa de Sres. Juncos y Ca. de
Rio Piedras, Sc vende al pdblico en-
mis- envases, un anfs elaborado por
ellos, 10 pongo en- conocimient to de
mis- clientes del pdblico en- general,
para que no Sc dejen sorprender en-
10 successive. Siendo el que suscribe,
propietario de la marca de anfs Gel
Andaluz'', advierte que perseguira
ante los tribunales cualquier nuevo
fraude que llegue q su conocimien-
to.
MANUEL AMBROSIANL.
S al
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vo, Vic e-C6nsul la Repdblica Domi-
nicana, en- Mayaguez.
CoSaS del dla.
Mr. Brigham :.
/ Roberts.

Contin1a cou un entusiasmo que
raya en- fanatismo, la propaganda
iniciada costeada por Elena Gould
contra Mr. Brigham Fl. Roberts, Re-
presentante del Estado de Utah, pa
ra que % Sc le de asiento en- 81 Con.
greso, pues Sc le tacha de <Mor.
m6n>
Pocos diarios han tornado ell
asunto 10 serio, a exception del
<Journale u que segun Sc dice, hareci.
bido de Miss Gould una regul ar can
tidad de miles de dollars por S tra-
bajo. xEl Heralds con su al nt1gua
polftica de ambigtedad, Sc contenta
con dar noticias de esta singular r cam
paha, tai como las recibe, sin decla.
rarse por ninguno de las parte Is.
Gel Worlds es mas vehe1nente,
Sc ha puesto del lado del SUI puesto
8 real eMorm6ns, entire los varios
articulos importantes cue ha publ.
cado en- su defensa fgura uno de la
venerable escritora Mrs Sus an B.
Anthony que ha llamado la ate melon.
De 81 traducimos le siguiente:
<Nadie aborrece mas que 30 la
poligamia, pero nadie aborrece mas
que yo la vida silenciosa de hombres
que viven bajo los lazos morales cue
existen en 10 que los xMorm moness
llaman eel mundo de los Gentiles,
eSiento mas carload por 81 Nor
mon que por el hombre q. ha apren
dido 6esde la cuna 10 imperdonable
que es 81 pecado de profanar a la
mujer. @
<Rarf fsimos son ell casado ell
soltero que llevan una vida pura.
<Ten go mas respeto por eli polf--
gamo Mo ormon que Sc casa con dife-
rentes mujeres las sostiene a elias
a sus hijos, que por ell hombfe que
desafia La opinion pdblica sus ense-
f1anzas religiosas, da su nombre i
su apoyo q una mujer mientras se-
cretament to profana la vida de otras.
<Las esposas las madres pro-
cederfan con mayor acierto si abrie-
ran una q cruzada contra la licencia !.
existe en- torno nuestro que corrom
pc nuestras classes femeninas, i de-
jaran que los Legislatures resolve
ran por ST la capacidad de Roberts
para ser su asociado en- ell Congreso.
La raiz de la poligamia en- Utah
j la licencia del Este son una naisma
cosa.
Isl las madres no recibieran en-
sus hogares 81 no entregaran sus
dulces, virtuosas tiernas hiias &
hombres Due violan impnnemente to-
das las leyes morales del c6digo So
cial, Sc daria Ell primer paso hacia
Ia verdadera puri1icaci6n,,
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N0tiCiiaS
Gen erales.

Nuestro amigo ell reputado TO-.
t6grafo don r. Colorado, nos ha
obsequiado . on un precioso trabajo
que mucho 9 estimamos. Els una foto
graf1a de gra n tamaf1o que represen-
ta al vapor . Ponce, en- el momento
de cruzar ell puerto; pero 10 vel da
deramente admirable del trabajo es
Ell juego de lpces en- Ell mar en- el
cielo. Resulta un paisaje precioso i
de efecto sorprendente. Lo tenemos
en- esta redacci6n, Idonde pueden ver-
10 las personas que gusten, durante
tres dias.
La Seer etarfa Civil ha decla-
RADIO sin lugar una instancia de don
Ar1stides Diaz Diaz solicitando Sc
revise la resolucion comunicada q
la Alcaldfa de Ponce en- la que Sc de.
claro nulo ell acuerdo tornado por
aquel Ayuntamiento respecto a la
rebaja de $500 que Sc le hizo dicho
sef1or de La suma de g. 500 en- que re-
mat6 Ell arbitrio de puestos de venta
en- la plaza del Mercado.
Sc necesita un aposento amue-
blado i grande en- casa de familia pa
ra dos Caballeros americanos Di-
recci6n Post office box 142 San Juan
Puerto Rico. MS 2 1
Sc ha- ordenado al Collector de
Rentas de Areeibo, satisfaga al es-
cribiente del Juzgado de Ciales don
Carlos Vidal, los sreldos q. sele adeu
dan, correspond ientes los meses de
Nbre, Diciembre j Enero 1ltimo.
Sc ha aprobado por la Superiori
dad, Ell acuerdo del Ayuntamiento de
Cayey sobre imposition de un centa
vo provincial por cada cajetilla de
cigarrillos que Sc expenda en- la loca
'lidad.
Don Avelino Ruiz j don Placido
Polanco, concejalessd del Ayuntamien
to de Rinc6n, han acudido en- alzada
contra aquella corporation, por ha.
Der negado ia suspension de 1un
&C uerdo en- que se nombr6 sustituto
de Alcalde al Sfndico don Carlos
Arroyo.
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s=. El 20 del pasado Enero cum,
plio 81 amos de edad ell Presidente
oe LOS =. =. y; y : VIZ hln1 Ill ue
oDlsGO ue Ianees s!ln npt.olses pof par
20 uei Puepio -aVt7 z.-lt,s .Nn .o...,.'.
E1 domingo pasadosde septun-
jesima SO celebr6 en- Catedral una
solemne misa a Ia que asisti6 el se-
NJ oDlspo pleufoannu pe g NJ en etle VI
5r" onoe 80 go 1>,'- q r.. >t'1
:, : : = =
Las sesiones dc la Junta Local
de instruction Sc celebrar4n las
1usveI n1eula ue ID nananF oe los
aom,ngos orral a;3in,ne INC de t. nocne como por
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Anteayer detuvo Ia polic1a 3
Juan Romero Santiago por haber
querido agredir con un cuchillo a
Pedro Cortijo, al irlo a desarmar
Diego J. Santiago, Sc nitric una he
rida en- un dedo. Ell Tribunal de Po-
licfa conden6 al agresor a 10 dollars
de multa por portar armas prohibi-
das, a dollars mas de multa cos
tas por Ell delito de atentado de agre-
sion.
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Nos informan que son muchos
los preparativos que Sc vienen ha-
ciendo para el bale de nadscaras que
tendra efecto Ell dia 25 del actual, "a
los sa alones del <Club Republican,.
Sc dice que en- ell repertoire de
la gran compsf1fa dramatica <Luisa
Martinez Casado, que Sc espera en-
breve en- esta Capital, fgura una
preciosa obra de actualidad, basada
en- Ell proceso Dreyfus, Ia cual Sc ha
puesto en- escena en- Ia Habana por
varias noches, con un exito sor-
prendente.
Sc nos informa que Sc ha pre-.
sentado una exposition autorizada
por 1umerosas firmas al Ayunta-
miento, pidiendo el nombramiento
de medico titular q favor del doctor
Dn. Jose Pons.
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Gasas gasas gasas.

Mariana Sc pondra q aventa los
restos de gasas que quedan de todos
los surtidos pasados Ia cuarta par
to de su valor Aviso a todas las
seforas j senoritas que quieran ir
q los bales de Carnaval En- 81
PAR1S-BAzAR es la cosa.
El Alcalde de Goamo, reclama los
So. 900 prpvincialesque la Diputacion
Provincial, concedio q aquel pueblo
para reparar la casa municipal. :
Circular rumores de que ell ban
co Espaf1ol,i lei de xFord Ca, tienen
proyectos de fusionarse en- un mis-.
mo establ blecimiento.
Los representatives del partido
democrata en- el Comit6 del Congre
SO de asuntos insulares, son de pa
rececer, que los puertorriquef1os de-
ben elegir todos los cargos pdblicos,
q exception del de Gobernador. Pa
rece que dichos miembros tratan de
enmendar en- este sentido el proyecto
de ley referente q esta Isla, existen-
te va en- el Congreso.
~ vI-lSl = acreditada Parma
cia de Aguiar con buena numerosa
clientela. Para informes sd dueno en-
dicha Villa. n-s-6 .
Aver tarde fonde6 en- nnestro
puerto, procedente de Barcelona j
escalas, el vapor correo espanol
xMonserrat, con carga pasajeros.
Hoy misnao sigua viaje para Ia Ha-
bal1a
De veras que son inmejorab1es los
cigarrillos de la fabrica xI5a Inter
nacional,, es raro halIar polio a1gu
no que fume de otros: en- cuanto A
viejos, no hay que preguntar, son
delsu consume.
Para New York, via Santiago de
Cuba, zarp6 aver tarde de nuestro
puerto Ell transports americana <Mc
Pherson,
Ha ocurrido un fuerte descenso
en- Ia BolsaI de Londres, con n1otivo
del abandpno por los mgIeses del pue
bio de Spionkop.
De New ork IA tomado puerto
aver el transporte americana MD
Pherson5.
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Cl-. INCA
Medico quirdrgioa.
DIR1GIDA PoR
81 Dr., Rafael del NoIle.

Tratamiento Do todas las enfer.
medades en- general, y con especia.
lidad las de los zojos y Was urinarias.
B CALLE del CRISTO No 43 III
Consultas de 8 q IL de Ia mana
na v de 2 8 4Ids Ia tarde.
S 30-7.
El domingo IL de Febrero deposi
taron 662 imponentes 81. 546. 90 en- el
.Cr6dito AhoIro Poncef1o sse han
expedido hasta aque1la feeha 3.871
libretas, Ano I. 500
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r.. Maffana tendrA efecto en- la Corte
de Distrito de esta Capital los juicios
orales de Eugenio Serran 10, por re
sistencia Enrique Buist, por dispa-
ro de arma. @--
:Anoche le fue arrebatad ado del bra
20 q Madama Celina, yend do por la
calle de San Ju sto, esquih ha q San
Francisco, un maletfn CO b valores
por ell individuo Isidoro Serrano.
Afortun unadamente, tuvo conocimien-
to del hecho la policfa, saliendo en-
So captura, logrando prenderle ell
guardia Monserrate Flores, ocupan-
dole el objeto estafado.
Anoche fuero n detenidps por la
policia, las indiv i1uas Maria Luif1a
GorcfA Mercedes Gaztambide, por.
transitar por la Gale con sombre.
ros de mascAras.I uamando la aten-
ci6n del p1blico.
Abordo del vapor <Mo onserratz
lego hoy de Barcelona, la estimable
sef1ora do1a Dor rotea Sirat, esposa
dedon Desiderio Angles, de Ponce
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Juicios orales celebrates hoy
en- Ell Tribunal de Distrito: Jose Cue
lo de Oro, por daf1os 6 Isabel Caba'
llerO. por estafa
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GaCeta de hoy
Ordenes Generates, No %.
San Juan, 'Febrero z, 1900.


A propuesta de la Junta Supe-
rior de Sanidad SO promulga la 81.
guiente Orden para inteligencia i
gobierno de todos los interesados:
I. La Junta de Sanidad publ
cara de tempo en- tempo en- la <Ga.
ceta oticiale por medic de circula-
res, una relaci6n nominal de todos
los Medicos Cirujanos, Dentistas,
Farmaceuticos, Practicantes, Parte
ras Enfermeros que hayan obteni-
do licencia para ejercer sus respec-
twas profesiones en- Puerto Rico, de
conformidad con las disposiciones de
las Ordenes Generates, ndmeros 153
y 191, serie de 1999 de este Quartet
General.
II. Por la presente SO impone
& los Alcaldes de la Isla- la obliga-
ci6n de prevenir q todas las perso-
mas cuyos nombres no constaren en-
las citadas relaciones, pretendie-
rem, no obstante, ejercer la Medici-
ma Cirujia, Farm macia, Cirujia den
tai Menor, Obstetricia Ia profe-
sion de Enfermeros, dentro de sus
respectivos Municipios, que en- el
acto desistan de clio, hasta no haber
cumplido con las disposiciones de
las antedichas Ordenes.
III. ST a pesar de esta adver-
teucia intentare alguno continuar
ejerciendo su profession, sin tener la
licencia correspondence, debera ell
Alcalde con toda diligencia poner el
hecho en- conocimiento del Fiscal de
la Corte de Distrito en- cuya jurisdic-
cion ocurriese, fin de que este dis
ponga ell arresto del culpable pro-
ceda contra 81.
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RI Avnntafninntn do

81 Ayuntaniento de esta Ca.
pital ha snspendido 81 socorro domi.
ciliario que pasaba & varias sef1oras
pobres..
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Coohe y oabalIo
AMERICANA.

Por carecer de sitio donde hace
una cochera, Sc vende & baje precio
un magnffico c q b all o americana,
manso, de silla il tiro, un elegante
.coche De paseo, sin carroza, do 1lti
mo moaelo en- los Estados Unidos.
Informaremos en- esta reduction
c1S x
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Del dia z al 10 del actual en-
traron en- ell puerto de Arroyo tres
vapores tres goletas con diversos
efectOS 80,
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Sc sacar4 a j

Sc sacara a pdblica subasta
por el Ayuntamiento la maquina de
tritnrar piedra, para su enagena.
ci6n
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EstimaremosIa a d. Rafael AFRO
20 de Gales, Sc sirva contestar la
scarta qu0'le hemos escrito.
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Ha llegado q Cape Town condu
ciendo tropas, 81 transporte ingles
( Manchester Corporation,
A fin de abrir un nuevo empadro-
namiento de ganado, ha pedido au-
torizaci6n superior el Alcalde de
Anasco g
Mariana Sc veran en- Arecibo los
juicios orales siguientes: Jose Cefe-
rino Rodriguez, por -lesiopes, de Ha
tillo Ramon Padilla de GALES por
hurto. El jueves, Jose Oimo Andi
no, por di>paro Manuel Perez Oh
mo por infraccion.e
Don En- ique Martin Porrata, de
San German, ha protestado contra
un acuerdo' del A Ayuntamiento, de-
clarandole cesante delcargo de Sc
retario del Concejo, que venfa de-
sempenando. ==S-
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:. CIRCULAR, No 7.
San Juan, Febrero z, 1900.

OHH j UdH, TeUTITO Z, I5OU.
Notifcado eli Secretario de la
Guerra por ell Honorable Secretario
de Estado que en- virtud de disposi-
ci6n del Presidente, Sc ha reconoci-
do el caracter Official de los repre-.
sentantes consulares relacionados q
continuation, queda tomada raz6n
de dicho reconocimiento, permitien-
dose los citados Sres. eiercer suS
funciones consulares:
Mr.. L. Bravo, Vice Consul de
Belgica, en- Mayagiez.
M. Avila Blanco, Consul de Ve-9
nezuela, en- San Juan de Puerto. Ri
co, y
Jose Miguel Morales, Vice. Con-
sui HOnOrario de Venezuela, en- Pom
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El Alcalde de Coamo, reclama los
Sc. 900 prpvinciales que la Diputaci6n
Provincial, concedio q aquel pueblo
para reparar La casa municipal.
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Circular rumores de que ell sBan
co Espanol, j Ell de xFord Ca, tienen
de fusionarse en- un mis-.
mo eStahlacimianf,
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HOTELS.

Aldrich has always opposed the tele-
phone system
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The officers of the society are as fol-
lows: John +. Harlow. president; Hugh
+. Rowley, secretary; Rev. Father
Brown, treasurer.
Among the prominent men in the soci-
ETY. and church, today are the following
Mr. II. j. San Souci OF the firm of San
Souci Bros, dry goods dealers: Il. y.
Gearin OF the Gearin Brothers, produce
dealers; Thomas T.. O'Donnell. Of CALI
van a. O'Donnell, Insurance agents: John
McGlinchy. hardware. etc: Frank Can
ming. OF Browning. King A. Co: John +.
Wallace Of the Providence sash and
Blind Co; John =. McGinn. John y. Dun.
Luke iIanley a. Son. Edward Fitzgerald
Patrick Mcdonald. contractor aud build
er; Thomas J. Fahey. contractor: John
McDermOtt. Michael IIanley. Sylvester
lsucitt. Patrick Rocks. Bernard McGov-
ern. James Gillighan. Bernard r. Man
ming, Edward Hanley.S Patrick Jones and
many others.
AZ that time the society WAS composed
Of but few earnest and faithful souls.
who care from the chuchcs Of St Ann >
and ST. Mary's.
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NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

James Carlton, IL years old, has been
missing from No. l2s Codding street,
since Monday.
Some mischevious person threw large
stone through Sc pane of glass in the
window of Joseph McHugh's saloon, at
No 70 Diamond street, at :l5 this morn
ing.
The alarm from box il9 at ABS this
morning was for fire in lighter an
chored I'm front of A. r. Barney's coal
wharf, and i'm the Seekonk river. The fire
broke out about the engine house and
caused damage to the extent of $50. The
lighter was formerly the old tug boat
Pawtucket.
Mrs Mary Murphy was held in $500 for
trial on Friday by Judge Sweetland to-
day, on the charge of assaulting Sophia
u. Thurber, four years old. Ii is said
that she slapped the child's face. This
she denied.
Albert Remington driver for, and John
p. Corcoran, owner of corcorans Oak
land Beach and Old Warwick express.
pleaded not guilty I'm the Sixth District
court today to the charge of driving and
using n horse unfit TO be worked and
were held in $500 each for trial Friday.
The horse was driven up from Warwick
this week, and 1t had very sore feet and
eyes
JdfncS Mt1dfity was liileu Slu anu tOShS
by Judge Reuckert today for the larceny
OF 81 from Thomas Manning. McGahey
lay in Mannings saloon until after clos
ing hours. Then he rified the till and
broke out of the place. This was last
Saturday night.
Edward McMann got six months sem
tence as a sturdy beggar In the Sixth Dis
trict court today. and Frank Towle was
held in 5000 for trial on the same charge,
Friday.
John Cox pleaded not guilty in Judge
Reuckert's court today to the charge OF a
simple assault upon Simon Slipsky of So.
Main street yesterday afternoon, who
was held in 5000 for trial Friday.
Edward Meegan was placed on proba-
tion until Dec. 4. In the Juvenile court to-
day, for the larceny of a pair OF shoes
from the c. s. Sisson Co, yesterday.
Luigi Roberto, Guscppi Roberto. Feau-
cisco Proiacini and Carlo De Rosa were
each fined s. and costs I'm the police court
today for revelling on Acorn street last
night.
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no excuse whatever for n failure TO do
this.
~ also wish to say that the corporation
has no moral right to run Pawtucket and
Riverpoint cars, that are not supplied
with air brakes. over this road, but this
Is being done daily, and thus the element
OF danger is necessarily increased.
II would suggest that the officers OF the
Suburban railroad should inaugurate at
once system OF car wheel inspection
and see to IL that the work is carefully
and regularly done.
I'm my opinion the wheels OF every car
should be thoroughly inspected and tested
with hammers. after the same methods
adopted on steam roads, Just as soon as
the car turns off Broad street on 10 War
wick avenue, generally known as, Silver
Hook road.
III this is done. there will not only be
feeling OF security among the passen-
gers. but the danger OF serious accident
will be largely reduced"
SUGGESTIONS IGNORED.
well known Federal official I'm this
city called the attention OF the News
man TO the fact that several suggestions
had been made 10 the officials OF the
Suburban railroad looking towards the
protection, but" said he "none Of them
have been adopted
'One OF the simplest things. which has
been spoken or time ana again. H. the In
PRODUCTION OF telephone communication
between Important points on the road.
with telephones at Buttonwoods. at
the east end OF the Warwick Cove bridge.
at Warwick station. at Conimicut. at
Lakewood At the junction OF the two
bridges over the Pawtuxet river and at
point near Pats farm, on Elmwood
avenue. an almost perfect system OF COM
nunicatlon would be established
Its simplicity. accuracy and incxpcn-
siveness certainly commends II 10 the iss
OF the road. but for some reason, proba-
bly, known 20 himself, Senator Nelson w,
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WILL TEACH IN THE PHILIPPINES.

Berkeley. Cal. Aug 15--To the University
OF California comes the honor OF having
It's graduates among the first school
teachers appointed To perform the task
of Americanizing the Philippines.
Thos,rSelected for this important work
are Miss Anna J. Neale, OF San Diego,
Ernest Warner Oliver OF Los Angeles
and Maxwell l.. Mccullough OF Giving
ton. all graduates OF the state university
with the class Of 1900.
They were appointed by Fred w Atkin-
son, superintendent OF public instructions
for the Philippines. through Judge VIM.
II. Taft. chairman Of the Philippine COM
mission
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One entrance To the church VIII De
through the small loggia and from this
point the sacristy may also be entered.
The church is TO have choir gallery at
the west end reached from the main vesti-
bule The height OF the church is about
50 feet from the ground TO the ridge of the
roof and is surmounted on the front by a
small bell cote. The bell cote Will be fin-
ished with cross made after the design
so familiar throughout England and Ire
land and called the Celtic Cross.
SANCTUARY TOWARD THE EAST.
An important point I'm tho location of
the church is that IL so happens that the
building will be .oriented that is having
the sanctuary toward the east with the
main entrance through the n.ve front
from the west
The sanctuary will be lighted by n
large Gothic tracery window through
which the morning rays OF the sun will
first reach the interior of the church
The main body of the church will be 45
feet in width by 100 I'm depth with the
sanctuary extending beyond about IA feet
and sacristy projecting from the main
line OF i..e church about y feet on the
gospel side.
There will be a seating capacity OF 700
and IL Is expected that the church will
be ready for occupancy by the misile of
November.
ORGANIZED THREE MONTHS.
II is scarcely three months since the
society of st. Anthony was organized and
Seld it's first church service I'm the armory
Of the Temperance cadets, on Stokes
street: where services have continued UNI
I'll the present.
A picnic held by the parish. on July 4.
netted $500 st. Mary's parish gave $1,000
voluntary contributions nettcd another
$1,000 and personal gifts still another sl,-
600
'Thus the money comes I'm from the east
and from the west. and indeed from
many unexpected sources.
BAZAAR TO BE HELD.
IL was expected that the big bazaar
which Is TO be held in Temperance Cadet
hall from oct. 10 To- 20 will greatly swell
the fund now on hand aud that many
hundreds OF dollars will thus be gath
cred into the treasury OF st. Anthony's
Society.
The Temperance Cadets hall, I'm which
church services have beeh held without
money and without price" will be used
for the fair.
The Temperance Cadets Is a society
which exists To provide "A pleasant place
for the youth of the community To meet
together under healthful and moral con-
dtlOns.
n seeks 60 throw around the young
Catholic men OF Olneyville influences
which shall lead them away from the sa-
loon.
The members must be total ahstainers.
They have all tho privileges Of club
room. and vet none OF the evil influences
which exist In some clubs. The Temper
4sce Cadets number OVER one hundred,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-15


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