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Evan.'- Experience with snake

Rear Admiral R0bley d.. Evans. when a
young officer. was on the Indian station m
the Delaware. With several others ne set
up a bungalow on shore. lie tells In a
Sailors Log published by the Appletons.
what happened 10 a snake charmer that
came along.
The unfortunate thought came 20 one of
cur men that IL would be a good idea -
get the Mohammedan drunk. TO see what
Ne would do, SO he prepared a dose for
him that was very effective. lie poured a
good stin drink of brandy into a beer glass.
and then filled IL with gin instead OF water.
The charmer took kindly 10 the drink. and
IN a short time rolled ont OF his chair on "a
the floor very drunk. and Was soon fast
asleep. The bag Of snake had not been
thought OF up 10 this time. but II also fell
and the inhabitants quickly spread over
The floor. In the meantime five American
officers took 20 the table. and. drawing
their feet mp carefully. remained there un.
ia the snake charmcr slept on his dose.
He snored quietly while the snakes crawlCd
over and around him. but IL was a long
time before he finally came 10 hiraself
secured his pets and took them away. Va
did not repeat that experiment"
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Elizabeth Allen died at the home
Of &. ID. Meigs. i1l3 Central avenue. Saturday,
April q. 1901. In the eighty-irst year OF her age.
Funeral at the residence Monday, 1880 a. m,
April 70; net Tuesday, as enormously stated In
an evening paper. Friends invited. Burial pri-
waite.
BENTON-Dr. ]. w. died az the home of Wal
ter p. Benton, 1851 Broadway, Sunday. at 1:3O
O. m, April Is, 1901. in the seVenty-seventh
year OF his age. Funeral at residence Monday.
2:3o p. m. Friends invited.
FARRELL-Mrs. Eliza, Sunday. April 2S, at
$50 a. m, at her residence. 535 South East
street Funeral Wednesday al s a. m. from resi-
dence of her daughter, 635 Indiana avenue, and
from ST. Patricks Church at . a. m.
HARRIS-Wflliam Ii. Harris died at 2:l0 p. m.
April "a. aged ffty-one years. three months.
four days. Funeral Tuesday. April 30, 2 O'Clock
p m, from his late residence, 1910 Park avenue.
Friends invited.
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DECREASE in TONNAGE
DUE MAINLY TO FLOODS IN THE
OHI0 VALLEY.
Annual Report of the Lake Shore q
est to Railroad Men Everywhere.

The record for the past week shows q
sharp falling off in freight traffic from that
eff the week preceding. which was we'll up TO
the maximum, being 22.3S2 loaded cars,
against 2,644 last week. This business was
exceeded by 345 cars in the corresponding
week of 1900. and by 79 in that OF 1899. The
falling off is due almost entirely TO the
floods in the Ohio river and its tributaries,
the Big -Four lines alone showing a decrease
OF 1887 cars from the report OF last week
and of Lbs from the week ending April
2S. 1890. The character of the freight NOV
ing is about the same as for some weeks
past. consisting largely of manufactures
and miscellaneous merchandise. The ship
ments of grain and grain products are very
light. The records for the ensuing week
are likely 10 show an Improvement, as the
subsistence of the floods will afford an out
let of much delayed freight.
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April.

O little buds. break not so fast.
The springs but new;
The skies will yet be brighter blue.
And sunny. too.
I would you might thus sweetly last
Till this glad seasons overpast.
Nor hasten through.
II Is 80 exquisite 10 feel
The light. warm sun;
To merely know the winter done.
And life begun.
And TO my heart no blooms appeal
For tenderness 80 deep and real
As any one
OF these first April buds. that hold
The hint Of springs
Rare Terfectness that May-tiIne brings
oh. Iinger. finger. nor unfold
Too swiftly through the mellow mold.
Sweet growing things,
And Grant birds. and honey bees.
Seek not 10 vile.
And. sun. let not your warmest smile
quite yet beguile
The young peach boughs and apple trees
To trust their beauty TO the breeze.
Wait vet awhile.
-Evaleen Stein.
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CHICAGO. April 2s.-Two singles. a dou-
bic and a triple. followed by Green's nun.
gave Cincinnati four runs in the sixth in
ming. \ base on balls and a Dalk helped
them TO the other two runs and the game.
Phillips was very effective and kept the hits
scattered except in one inning. Both teams
ielded well. Attendance, $500. Score:
X III T.
Chicago .........O 0 . 0 0 0 2 o. 10 1
Cincinnati ......O 0 l D . 1 o l O5 IL !
Observation-Disclosures and Chance; Phil
lips and Pietz. Left on bases-Chicago, g.;
Cincinnati. 6. Two-base hit-Beckley.
Three-base hlt-Irwin. Sacrifice hits
cunningham CD. Magoon. Stolen base-Ma-
COON. Struck out-By Phillips. 3; BY Cum
2. Bases on balls-On Phillips. 2:
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Itional League.
American League.
Played. Won.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 2S.-Three
thousand people saw the first Sunday game
of the season between Louisville and In
dianapolis. and grew enthusiastic as the
home team forged ahead. The game was a
nip and tuck struggle. Watkins's men tried
hard to win, and after apparently having
cinched the game lost ii through a batting
rally of the locals in the eighth. Sutthoff
was hit freely in this inning. five singles
and a hit by pitcher by Barnes netting four
runs.
Louisville started off in the first inning
win two to the good. McFarIan led with a
double to right and advanced on Lally's
bunt. In the effort to sacrifice, Wilmot
reached first on Hickey's error, McFarlan
scoring. Grim's hit scored Lally. Indian
apolis did nothing, and both teams drew
blanks in the second and third. In the
fourth Jacobs took first and scored on
Evanss double to the left field fence. In
Their, half three Indianapolis men scored.
Bey walked and stole second. Shannon's
two Dagger scored him. Heydon's triple to
the right field fence scored Shannon. Hev-
don came home on Fox's single and
Jacobs error at third on the runners sec
ond successful effort to purloin a bag. A
base on balls, a triple, an error and a
single Melted the Colonies two runs i'm their
half of the fifth. but the Indianapolis men
went them one better when IL came their
turn. Hogriever, Bey, Shannon and Kelly
singled In the order named and Heydon
followed with a double. Before the dust
had cleared away three runners crossed
the rubber. Hickey's hit. Sutthoff's out
and McFarlan's muf of Hogriever's long
ny enabled Indianapolis to score another.
with the score seven TO five the locals
took a brace in their half of the eighth.
Three singles. a hit by pitcher, Weyhing's
double and an infeld hit by McFarlan
brought four Louisville runners over the
rubber. Neither side scored afterwards, al
though in the ninth with one man out KEEL
ly singled and stole second, but the next
two batters were easy out on infield plays.
Score:
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Dayton still Unbeaten.

DAYTON, O.. April 2s.-Columbus put up
a good game to-day with Williams I'm the
box and Dayton had a hard run to win.
Gochnaur, Dayton's ,shortstop, was spiked
by McAllister In the sixth inning and will
be out of the game for several days. Score:
RH E
Davton ...2 0 0 90 .
Columbus 80 o o D o o l U OIL 3 l
acknowledgement. Wright and Smink
Williams and Zinram. Umpire-HorLung.
Attendance. 1000.
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Sacrifice its-Wilmot Weyling.
Bases on balls-Off weighing, 2; off SUIT
hoff. 8.
Hit by pitcher-By Barnes, /.
Passed ball-Zalusky. j.
Two-base hits-McFarlan, Evans, Wey-
hing, Shannon. Heydon.
.hree-base its-Wilmot Heydon.
Double plays-Fox and Flynn; Flynn and
Kelly: Fox and Flynn.
Left on bases-Louisville, 8: Indian
apolis, q.
Time-2:0S.
Observation-Disclosures.
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LOANS-Money ON mortgages. c. f. SAYLES
17 East Market street.
observation-disclosures loans on i'm
proved Indianapolis property; lowest rates:
privilege OF prepayment. SPANN & CO.. las
+. Market.
F1NANCIAL-Loans on city or farm property in
Indiana. 5a per cent. No COMMISSION.
Money ready. c. N. WILLIAMS * CO. 3l9-322
Lemcke Building.
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get your goods free II stored
with US four months. Born Transfer and Stor-
age Co.. 3s l.. Market. Either phone. 2l3.
STORAGE-INDPLS CO.
w. Z. Kurtz. Pres. H. a. Grassland, Mgr.
5f7-52S s. Penn. Telephone 1872.
We STORE. PACK and HAUL
Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks; only frst-class storage solicited.
AND PACKING OF
GOODS A SPECIALLY.
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for this section by old house,
solid financial standing; $50 cash paid for two
weeks trial. Permanent IL successful. MAN
AGER, 331 Caxton building. Chicago.
WANTED-For United States army: Able
bodied unmarried men between the ages OF Il
and IS: citizens Of United States. Of good Guar
acter and temperate habits. who can speak. read
and write English. Recruits specially desired
for service In Philippines. For information
apply to Recruiting Officer. % No. Illinois street.
indianapolis. Ind, or 317 Pearl ST.. Logansport,
Ind.
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GRAND RAPIDS, April 2S.-Marion cap
tured the final game of the series, thereby
breaking even with Ellis's colts. Humans
batting. four doubles and a single, was the
feature. Attendance, $50. Score:
II III T.
Grand Rapids 0 0 0 2 0 3 l6 3
Marion .........2 U 5 l l ] 3 2-15 IS A
Batteries-Rhines. STREET., Rsthbun and
Herbert; Mcfarland and Shaw.
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In the Henry Circuit Court. April term, 1901
state of indiana, Henry county.
Thomas {. Riley VS.. William Riley.

In the Henry Circuit Court, April term, 1901.
state of indiana, Henry county.
Thomas c.. Riley vs.. William Riley.
To william Riley. Greeting:
You are hereby notified that the above-named
plaintiff has filed in the office of the clerk OF
said court his petition alleging therein among
other things that you. said defendant. on the
1st day OF September. 1868. being then a resident
of said Henry county, and State of Indiana,
and the same being your place of residence.
went to parts unknown and have continuously
since that date remained absent and unheard
from; that within the last two years you have
become the owner of real and personal prop
ertv in said county by inheritance: that by
reason Of said absence and unknown where
abouts. said property is In danger of suffering
waste and damage. and that said plaintiff has
prayed said court that your estate be adjudged
BY said court subject to administration and
that an administrator thereof be duly appointed.
Now. therefore,, you. William Riley. defendant
and absentee as aforesaid, are hereby notified
that said complaint and the matters therein
alleged will come up for hearing and deter
mination in said court at the courthouse in the
town OF New Castle, Henry county. and State
aforesaid. on Monday, the Sd day of June. 1901.
or as soon thereafter as such hearing can be
had.
Witness the clerk and seal Of said court at
New Castle. Henry county, Indiana, this 23d
day of April, 1901.
GEORGE w. BURKE Clerk.
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Fort Wayne won ON Home Runs.

TOLEDO, April 2s.-Home runs by @. Mil
Ter and r. Miller won the game for Fort
Wayne to-day. Attendance. $500. Score:
x n T.
Toledo ..........O l 0 0 O-3 S 4
Fort Wayne...0 0 1 0 . l o / II 5 ,
Batteries-Talbott. Pardee and Graffius;
tricken and Fuller.
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AGENTS-Salary or commission. Every owner
Of a lawn or telephone buys our Wonderful
Lawn Sprinkler or Telephone Tablet on sight
Big profits: easy 10 handle. one agents sales
amounted 70 500 In six days. Others make 50 q
week. VICTORY MANUFACTURING CO.
Cleveland o..
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Methodist Advocate.
\ Methodist preacher is said TO have de-
clared that ss7 out OF every 1000 persons
who attend his services are "regulcr MEM
beers of the church, Is that Methodism?
Where are the poor. the sinners. the world
lines2 Perhaps "A more correct question
would be: Is this a sign OF the times?
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Twenty-Three Hits and Thirteen
Runs Made by Chicago on Baker.

CHICAGO, April 2S.-In the presence Of
16. 500 spectators the champions almost shut
out Cleveland this afternoon and pounded
Baker all over the lot. The tremendous
crowd circling the field necessitated the
making of ground rules. The fielding of
Bradley and Genins was the best feature
of the visitors game. For Chicago Griffith
was all but invincible. Score:
II III Il
Chicago ........O 3 . 0 4 s-l3 .
Cleveland ......0 o 0 0 0 o l 0 o. 1
Batteries-Grifhth and Sullivan; Baker
and Wood.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDIANAPOLIS a. s~INCENNES RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

Indianapolis. Ind. April Is. 1901.
The annual meeting of stockholders of the In
dianapOlis * Vincennes Railroad Company will
be held at the principal office Of the company. in
the city of indianapolis, Ind, on
MAY 3. 1901,
at 2 O'Clock I. m. for the election Of seven direc-
tors TO serve for the ensuing year. and the trans
action OF such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
s. b. LIGGETT. Secretary.
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LOST A SUNDAY GAME
INDIANAPOLIS DEFEATED by LOUIS
VILE IN a CLOSE CONTEST.
Falls City Players Had n batting
Crossed the ~PIatc-Other Games.
yesterday Games and Attendance.
-Western Association.-

(. Western Association
Louisville. 9; Indianapolis. Recommendation
Fort Wayne, 4: Toledo. 800
Dayton. 2; Columbus, 1...................2,e0
Marion, Is; Grand Rapids, 9.........-....2.500
National League
Cincinnati, 6; Chicago. 800
American Association
Chicago, Is; Cleveland, 1880
Detroit. u; Milwaukee. u................ 5000
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DETROIT, April 2S.-For the third time
in the opening series of four games with
Milwaukee the local team won this after
noon with a great batting rally in the ninth
inning. making four consecutive defeats for
the visitors. Burke's errors figured promi-
nently i'm Detroit's victory. The hitting OF
ming catches by Holmes were features.
Score:
II III Il
Detroit .........0 0 0 l 4 0 0 3 4-12 10
Milwaukee 80 / | l 0 . 0 Oil IS
Batteries-Siever Frisk. Cronin. Buelow
and McAllister; Bowling and Leahy. At
tendance-9,000.
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BUSINESS CHANCE-Drug store for sale in
this city; good location; a rare chance for the
right man. INDIANAPOLIS DRUG CO., 2l-23-
p r. Maryland.
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RUGS
WANTED-AGENTs.


CARPETS thoroughly cleaned. 7Jc room. Capt.
t0l Carpet Cleaning Works. Both phones SIS.
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FOB and secondhand vehicles,
buggy tops, canopy tops. spring wagons and
buggy bodies: wheels. shafts. poles. cushions.
backs. dashes, tenders and springs. Call at SO
D. Illinois ST. NJ. III. GEYER-
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NANTED-Traveler wanted: also a local agent
to sell grocery trade. Box >. St Louis. Mo.
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BUSINESS


STOVE REPAIRS-Stove repair and tin shop
335 Virginia av. New phone 3475.
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MONUMENTS.

MO<UMENTS-Or1ginaI ana artistic work. NJ.
II. FARRELL. al w. Wssh. ST., opposite
statehouse-
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New York Evening sun.
Why not name the woman's Hotel AZ
the Sign OF the Rib
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q -HO


TO LET-See list at ls1 e. Market: ground
door. q APPEL
TO Observation-Disclosures building. with power:
BAKERY.
FOR RENT-See me FOR hardwood floors before
you have your work done. e. HOMAS 22O5
~. Alabama.
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eff Cunningham, 8. Hit with ball-Doyle.
Balk-Cunningham. Time-1:40. Umpire
Emslie.
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hardwood floors like mine:
union laid; see me. G.. THOMAS. 22O5 N. Ala.
hama.
on us for expert service 20 re-
pair your gas engines. Old phone 23S2. MON
Belt X. X.
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q RENT-ROOMs.


FOR RENT--In private home. either two or
three nice furnished or unfurnished rooms
north; bath privileges and nice yard at your
service. Address Box 3260. News.
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All advertisements inserted In these columns
are charged at very low rate OF 5 cents a line
No additional charge per line for blank or dash
lines. Telephone rs and your sd will be called
-
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GAS ENGINES.

o and gasoline engines. IL 70 100
horse power. A GAS ENGINE G
r. New York and Belt X. r.
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FOR SALE-An kinds vines. shade and fruit
trees. 22i Il. Ohio ST.
FOR make wood and metal pattcrna:
expert mechanics. superior equipment: PROMPT
service. old phone 1882. MONARCH GAS EN-
CINE CO.. K. New York and Belt X. X.
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DECoNp-HAND boilers. engines and machinery.
THE bk&sI1IVE MACHINE SUPPLY CO.
- Massachusetts, ave-
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NOTICE.


exemption afidavits executed
sc. SO n. Delaware IT.
NOTICE-JOSEFH GARDNER, tin work and
furnaces. 80 Kentucky ave. Telephone S22.
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Lake Shore & Michigan Southern.

Total movement ..........2 ,O7O 2S,7n 26. 500
The sun., 1901-08-10
BLOWPiPE ASSAULTS.
Boys Singing People Who Pass
Along the Streets.

Boys with blow pipes are causing Il
good deal of annoyance 10 people about
the city. A number of persons have
complained Of heing stung about the face
md neck when passing street corners
md for Il time did not know what tirel
had been struck with. These petty as-
sanlts became more frequent, and al
ways happened where crowds Of small
boys cOngregated.
Now it is known that the boys are
lrned with blowpipeS and balls Of putty
and make Il practice of stinging every
,,ody who passes by That the mischie-
rous Youngsters are good shots is ut,
tested by the number Of people who
very night may be seen to stop suddenly,
grab their nrcks and look sharply around,
But hy this time the pipes and putty
balls are concealed and the boys are
-gery innocent looking.
Before the cause of the stinging sen.
;ation was discovered many Thought their
old friend. the kissing bug, had again
swooped down on Wilmington. 30, I've
been stung by the kissing bug" many a
Young girl has exclaimed since the boys
have begun putty blowing. But men who
know what the boys are duing will sting
the Youngsters if they catch any Of them
The sun., 1901-08-10
THOUSANDS OF STEEL
MEN STRIKE TODAY
Both Sides Waiting for the First Trial of
Strength in the Struggle.
LINING UP FOR BIG LABOR FIGHT

tTNen 5uu OF ,nnm away Iromr rnr,n.
Il. Nj. Shaffer, brother of President
Shaffer of the Amalgamated assoca,
tion, was also ut headquarters, and he,
too claimed that the Clark plant was
again crippled as a result of the meet.
Ing which he and his brother addressed
The officials of the Kepunllc Iron
works, on the south side, have been
notified by committee Of workers
from the mills that the entire force
will quit work ut the time President
Shatfer's order becomes effective. The
committee informed the company that
the men had taken vote on the mat
ter, and 1t resulted in majority of
three to one in favor of striking The
management refuses to make any state
ment.
1t is reported that President Gompers
of the Federation of Labor has a plan
of discussing the situation with the
steel officials, with a view to bringing
about settlement, but the story can
not be confirmed.
The sun., 1901-08-10
ENTRIES FOR COUNTY FAIR
Much Interest Being Manifested
by Prospective Exhibitors.
Committee is Busy Preparing for tn
Gathering at Brandywine Springs
on August % and 29.

Entries of exhibits for the "Colmty
Fair" to be held at Br;ndywine Springs
on August 2S and 80 are being received
by the managers in charge of the differ
mt departments. The ladies department
has been assigned to the charge Of
Miss Emma X. Kem Of 40. 204 East
renth street who will receive entries and
give information concerning that depart
mrnt
Many persons have signiiied their in
tention OF displaying exhibits. The fair
Il vet three weeks off and there are many
who have not vet decided as to what they
will place on exhibit. The affair is novel
ihcc there will be no entry fee or charge
,or admission. Everything that was seen
il the old fashioned country fair Will he
cen except horse racing. The displays
will include exhibits of cattle, horses ;ha
,ther live stock; latest designs Of farm
| ng implements, carriages. fruit, Nege.
ahlcs and grain. The women "f the
| ,ounty will display various nredlewofk,
| LARRY products and table luNuries
| Ample space has been provided hy the
,ark management for the displays. The
fruit, grain. vegetables anti displays Us
women will he exhibited in the dancing
pavilion 1t the park. The live stock and
| VIII III hlSiildatt WI tH'
| .amping ground above the park While
N exhibition the park guards will pro
tcct the exhibits both day and night
| i.ibkons will be given ms prizes. blu
| FOR the first. rel for the second and vel
ow for third. Besides these merchants
have offered n long list which will hf
lawar.led to exhibitors in the different de
oartments.
i Each afternoon addresses will be mad
~ prominent speakers.
| The departments and the managers ar,
i've stock. Philip +. Pierson; implements
Charles w. Day; fruit, vegetables am
grain Arnold Naudain; ladies. William
Lawton.
The committee of the Pomona Grang'
n charge Of the fair are charles w
Day. chairman; j. Atwood Weldml. sec
rotary; Arnold Naudain, Philip T. Pier
son. John II. Hayes i, Scott Townsend
William Lnwton, Mrs Day. Mrs. Weldin
Mrs. Nandnin. Miss Person. Mrs. Hayes
Mrs. Townsend and Mrs. Lawton.
The sun., 1901-08-10
FATHER DOUGHERTY ASSIGNED
Made Second Assistant to Vlcar-Gen.
eral LYONS.

The Eev. John j. Dongherty will so +"
ST. Peters Pro Cathedral rs second as
;istant to the virar-Sencral, the Very
i,cv. j. 4. Lyons. The assignment has
been made by Bishop John j. Moha-
CHAN.
Fathel Dongherty WAS only recently
,rdaiped in Rome after five years ut the
american College that city.
Father DpughetN will probably have
tpecial charge of the Italians Of this
IL. as his long stay III Italy has rendered
hin perfectly familiar with the italian
tongue. Father BonSn"rty will also act
IS chaplain 10 the Ersuline Academy on
Delaware aycnuc and regular assistant in
H. parish Of 81, Peters Iroi'athedral.
The I,cv. Joseph \. Kelley Of Philadcl-
1hia has been assigned to duty tem--
porarlly in this diocese, and has been
plointcd by Bishop Monagha,t as third
assistant 1T st. I'aul's Church in this
.ity.
The Rev. Frank G. o'Ncill recently
,rlained in the diocese Of Baltimore,
| has been assigned rs second assistant to
H. Rev. Dr. Temple On the Easton
Nd. missions.