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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-12-07

town TO Newport News. touching the
above-named places.
The jamestown, Williamsburg and
Yorktown road xill be laid from
jamestown island 20 Yorktown. via
Williamsburg. connecting at Yorktown
with the Yorktown. Hampton and Po-
Quosin roads
CORPORATORS AND OFFICERS.
The lncorporators OF the frst-naua-
ed enterprise held a meeting in York
town Monday. and elected officers and
a board OF directors. Fifty thousand
dollars In stock was subscribed. and
provision made TO begin the road as
soon as the remaining 5000. 900 stock
could be subscribed.
The incorporators OF the James
town. Williamsburg and Yorktown
road held a meeting In this city Tues
day. and Messrs. T. X. Geddy. n. y.
Phillips. and T. J. Stubbs were ap-
pointed commissioners to open books
for the subscription of stock on De-
cember oath.
From the way the mOneyed men are
taking hold OF this new enterprise. K
seems 70 be almost an established fact
that the roads will undoubtedly soon
be under construction.
lle companies are gwen AuaA-
privileges in their respective charters.
and there is nothing whatever lacking
20 prevent this beng a successful Un-
dertaking
WILL GREATLY HELP WILLIAMS
BURG.
These roads will make Williams
curg a great trading center. and from
the way the Northern people are buy
Ing in this immediate section. it looks
as II the ancient capital viii yet ac-
Quire the position she 20 Justly de
serves
Never before were our prospects
brighter. Capital and people are com
ing to us. We won't have TO beg eith.
or TO come hong. Good. common. hOrs'
sense and American foresight is doing
the work for us.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-12-07

II Is about tine for tie fxrmers OF
ms section to begin to set cot thelr
cabbage. Dlowins going on. potatoes
Wiz Be planted the Iast OF January Or
the nrst OF February. TAss win -
saippins 10 the great Easssra rnarksrz
Aooas the time yoa fellows Sst thaxsd
out up Norta- We set EAs orsam in
Prices With yo1 Sc 10 '-sklnu~t
milk
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-12-07
THE GOLDEN GATE,
OF THE ATLANTIC.
Newport News, The Great Shpbuilding
Center, and the Seaport City of the
Future-Starting Facts.

Had a prophet OF 1880 ventured the
assertion that the FIRST year OF the
Twentieth century would see Newport
News a city OF $1,000. with the largest
single railway terminal In the world.
and the greatest shipbuilding plant
with teeming thousands at their daily
toll. that prophet would have been set
fOwn as an idle dreamer--or a real cs-
tate man with land 70 sell close by.
1t Is related that as early as 1897
the late c. p. Huntington. then mere
Roy. was struck with the great posi-
bilities Of the location. Whether that
be true or not. we find that more than
forty-fve years afterward. when he
had assumed the leadership In railroad
circles III America. and was looking
for an Atlantic tidcwater terminal for
his railroad interests. with his charac-
teristic business sagacity, he unhesi-
tatngly settled upon Newport News
as the place Hence. we find in 1881
the Chesapeake d Ohio Railway CO.
completing its line 20 Newport News.
Nor do we have 20 look far 10 divine
the reasons for Mr.. Huntingdon
choice. A harbor. matchless Ia extent.
with a depth varying from forty 20
seventy feet. amply protected from the
VIC nee OF storms. greets the eye as
we turn 10 the historic James South
ward a mile and a half from the rail-
way terminals. but now almost reach
ed by the expanding city. CLEANS
Hampton Roads. the Mecca OF the
storm tossed mariner. the greatest
harbor for dccp-sca shipping in the
world. Thirty miles 10 the southeast
Ike portals 90 the golden gate OF COM
merce lay Cape Charles and Cape
Henry. through which flows an ever
increasing stream OF foreign anu do
nestle shipping. Although 50 neaT
the ocean. Newport News has an add
tional decided advantage by reason OF
its nearness. comparatively speaking,
10 Chicago and the West. the rail haul
between Chicago and Newport News
being less by many miles than from
Chicago TO New York. while an ice
free harbor the year around caps the
climax OF its natural advantages. Only
a few years were necessary 10 make
manifest the advantages OF the new
route TO the sea. and soon regular
trans-Atl tlantic lines were established.
At this writing. We have weekly sail
fngs TO London and Liverpool and reg
ular steamship lines 70 the principal
ports OF continental Europe. In the
decade ending 1890 the value or the
foreign exports OF the port had reach
ed a total OF SS.SSS. .SsS 90 for the
year. while In 1900 by steady but rap
ia growth the total had reached tbs
magnificent sum OF $337O0000.OO and
during the present year all previous
records are being broken month b,
month. il being a well-knOwn fac
that Newport News will this year eX
port more grain than New York o
even Baltimore. a gratifying feature
or the commercial situation has beeI
the rapid growth Of the import busi
ness. In 1890 our imports onl,
amounted TO a paltry $4,000. 90, Will
in 1900 the total was $3.S29. 600.
The following statistics speak 70
themselves OF a growth the like o
which has rarely been met with IN tn
annals OF city building:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-12-07
The Way to Do.

Be honesf and candid now. The ell-
mate 10 turning your attention sonfh-
ward roa doa't Ike seven months
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-12-07

The interested reader VIII ASK
What have you at Newport News 10
bring about such tremendous com
mercial, Industrial and financial de-
velopment?'' We would reply by say
ing. that IN order to accommodate the
commerce. previously referred TO- We
have the largest single railway terml-
nal. consisting of nine large piers
two OF the greatest grain elevators In
the world. one with 1.750.0Oo bushels.
and the other with 1.250.000 capacity,
and ample trackage for handling fully
ahree thousand cars daily. Even more
important TO the growth and develop
ment OF the city than our shipping
business Is the shipbuilding suprema-
cv attained by Newport News. Late
in the SOS Mr.. Huntington, foreseeing
the great future now dawnsng in Amer
can commercial and marine circles. es-
tablished n Newport News the New
port News shipDuliding and Dry DOCK
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-04
pbantaItii de eSoeen.

GbicugO, ST.. 4. Gebr. gii9of
Sbo6urn, Der NtihionGrz8ii9of Der
Metbpbiitenz&ir6e in 2liien, belt am
Sonntag cine preotgt, Die our9 ibren
politii4en Snbalt @ufieben erregte. @r
fagte unter Inberem: sd bin fein
grober Sreunb Don &uBlanb, aber i1
bante @ott jeoes Mdl, penn Hubldno
stn tpeiteres Stiid bon 9liien annettirt.
4ber etne neue Wa6t fu6t ii9 in
Niien 9eltenD gu MAIDEN, auf oeren
5ortf6rttte man mertpirbiger Wetie
tDenig a6tet. limb bod lperoen aus ben
3ufdmmentiinften BON Goparb VII.
uno &diier Wilbelm III. nod pi9tise
Greignihe reIulttren. Oeuti9lanb
piro INNER mGdtigsr. Io9 ipenig.
Sabre unb Der &aiIer 6ran3 SoSepb
iptro iterben un0 oamit Die morIde
OIterrei6ii6e Mondr6ie in Stiide aers
fallen. gBas lit natiirli9er, dls baB
odnn Seuti6@OeIterreiIb an bas
Oeuti6e 3eib fdlt, ipel9es fobdnn ei.
men ununterbro6enen 8eiibltdnb bon
Der gtorbiee bis gum dbriatiI4en Meer
baben ipirb. Seutf6lanb bat fdon @is
1enbobnen in &leinaIien unb atpiI6en
Dem Gupbrdt uno Sigris gebaut. Sols
6e gdbnen bduen europdiI6e Hegies
rungen ni6t, tpenn lie li6 ni1t in ben
8elib oes QanOes ieben fpoQen.
Seutf6ldno lpiro it9 in Dem Sbeile
@entralz2liiens feftIeben, tpel9en 3ubs
lamb 5u baben tpiinidt, unb bds gan5e
iubli6e Niien bonn 9ineliI9en Wleer
bis gum Mittelmeer tpirb in ben 8efib
Gngldnbs uno 0euti9ldnos tommen.
Seutf6lano fpito Die Iiiblihe 8iilte
unb @ngldno glrabien ne6men."
8e5ii9ii4 Der pbilippinenzpolitit
oes Prdiioenten fdgts er: .Wdrum bic
Concentration. tpenn cine grobe Mahs
einen tleinen Staat unnettirt9 Wdrum
fOaen mir ni6t uniere Sanb auf biefs
aeritreute Snlelgruppe leeen. Wir
bringen ibr 3i9t unp perbrennen bte
Jiniternib. Selbit cine ruFii9e @es
gierung bat ii9 fir bic bon ibr anneta
tirten balb5ipiliiirten 2anoestbeile ala
Elm Segen ertpieIen."
8esugli6 Gbinus lagte er nod, bab
Die Ser. Stadten ii9 odriiber tlar pers
Den miiBten, Oh unbere MGhte China
aeritiideln iollten ooer ni9t. Sails
Die Ser. Staaten fth bieIem 8orbaben
tpioerieBten, 10 ipiirbe feline Ma9t Gus
ropas es ipagen, Dem ausgefprodenen
8uni6e Der Ser. Stacten entgegen su
hdnDeln
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-04
Bel IleranSria, SnS., ereisnet iid
cine fiir6teriide Grploiipu.
Yaitor Subu aellar in arlington, gf.
s., angsidOlien.
Sdon lpieoer miro Elm Mcmideuraub
gemcloet.
e 6 nee iturm.

u I o. n n, Tdrl., 4. 6ebr. DER
fiir6terli6ite S9nseI turn, Der bier lei.
2dngem eeberri6t bat. bat Sumitug
Qlbsnb unb Sonntag oas nOroli4e
Sanids beimeeIu9t. Der 3entral5peig
Der T}iFouri Yaciftc 9abn 1T gGn3li4
eirgeI6neit. @iele 3iige iteden i'm
S1nee unb Sdnsepfliige iino nd9
alien g2i6tuneen ausgeianot. Der
Straben6abnpertebr lit in pieier Stdot
sGi5li9 eingeitellt. Sonntug 9lbenb
tldrte ii9 Der 9immel auf.
wluscatine, Sa., 3. 5ebr. Gin
drfer SdneeIturm. Der fdon 80 Stuns
ben bausrt, lit in Gunss. glle 3iise
treffen nit @eripdtungen etn.
Burlington, Sa., 3. Ss6r. -
Seit orei Sabren bat es bier ni6t 10
ltiirmt uno geIdneit uls Sonntdg. Der
@erfebr 1T fat gang unterbro4en.
Soliet, 81, 3. 6ebr. = 9ier it
faIt elm SUB G9nee in ben lebten II
Stunben gefalen. Der Wino bat mebs
rere Sub bobe S6neetpsben 3uIammen=
gefegt uno Der StrdBenba9npertehr
leibet iebr ourunter.
Ottumtpu, Su., 3. 5ebr. = Sn
ssolqe bes ieit Sonntug Wtorsen 5errz
fhenoen llnipetters tommen ale 3iige
nit 9erIpGtun9 an. Der Shnee liegt
Is 3ou bod uno e5 iino nod feline Nuz
aeiden porbunoen, ouB Der Sturm bale
nahlaien ipirc.
Milpautee, Wis.. 3. Sebr. -
Gin 8liaauro aus Torooiten berrIht
felt oem friiben Morgen. Die Strds
benbubnen tonnen tdum nod our6 ben
aum She'll bonn Sturm 3uidmmengee
fpebten Sdnee. Die 5egmdIhiuen
finb fortfpGbreno in 5bdtigteit. 5dit
ale Giienbubn5iige iino ueripdtet, ielbit
Die bon Chicago.
Oas Srdiettboot Mustegon bon oer
pere Marquette 2inie. iuelAes Sonnz
tag friib bon Burlington. Wti6., ubfu6r,
bdt oieIen Safen nod nidt erreiht. Die
Strabenbdbn 8srbinoung nit gaz
cine iit unterbro6en. 9eridts aus allen
Sbeilen bes Staates beiagen. oab Der
Gturm Der iaIimmite oieies Winters
1T.
2dnfasgitp Mo.. 8. 5ebr. -
Oem itarten S9nsefal Der ,ebten
gladt 1T elm itarter Wino eefolst. Sn
benz meItlt6en Sanlus leioet ous 8ieb
aiemlih itorf unter oem bOien Wetter.
bod iit bic Semperatur niht alau nie<
bria. Dem WeiSen ipiro Der Ghnee
au @ute fommen. Der Sturm f4eint
iebt poriiber gu fetn.
Omaha, g2ebr., 3. Jebr. = 5ier
bduerte Der Sturm nidt iebr LAM
aber es nuroen bod piele Selepfshs
unb Selearapbenpfoiten umgepsqi
Gbicago. Sa., 3. Sci, Gir'
ift feds 3ol Sdnee gefdllsn =
den Stslsn bat Der Winb | gu
Is ssub 6Dbe 5uiammerge , {
Strabenbabnperfebr muf I4i = .rl=
den 3inien sdns' 1 e aii'1t Derben.
@ranb gegib f-t4.. 8.
Geb. Der e aseiturr Der I'm Sonn-
D ,ree- ,iris3i hb Der pdbrenh
1ss { q 81 Sunabm, piitbet
t7te's, If &c Dies Der f9lintmIte
ra oief.5 9anters uno berrI
Il IN sIn5en Stdate.
els -ornabo in Seras.
SO per, Seras. a. 6ebr. = Sin
uo.o, Der Samitdg Ibeno bieie
.a1ne beimiu6te, bat groBen S9az
oen ouseri9tet. Sm peitli9en Sbeile
oau Teita Gountp puroe Sames Mooz
on's Gaus aeritOrt unb cine Sodter
nes 5neit1ers n,.-ns. .1a,tors .-:-.:,.. -.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-04
2 ShiffSmarbrih]ten.
Mnget.

gtep yprf. 8. Sebr. 9lnget.:
r9a 8retugue" BON 9upre.
Queensto opn, 3. Sebr. 9lns
get.: n@umpuniu", BON Heip @ort, nod
3iperppol beitimmt. glbgeg.: .llmz
bria", bon 2iperpOol, nu9 gieW 9ort
beItimmt.
8oitcn, 3. Sebr. Insst.: nlll'
tonia", bon 2iperpool unb Nueensz
toipn; npnmeranian", bon Glasgow.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-04
GUupuner a111euDUrIr.

Qpnoon, 4. 6ebr. = Die Nd9>
frase nuh Sob i'm offenen Nartt bat
6einabe gang dufgeb0rt, lett Die Iuss
ii9ten uuf Sob Ginfuhr pom &onz
tinent unb aus ben Ser. Stdaten befer
seiporoen finO. 6D9ltpabri9einli9
rirb bic 8ant BON @nglanb ni9t lange
mebr Die fiinfpruasntige &dts beibsbulz
ten. Die Hegierung ipirb fpabrf9einz
lid bemnd6It eins neus 8riegsanleihe
aufnebmen. Die 2lftienb0rie mar
Samitue tpegsn Der 8eiiebang oer2eihe
Der &onigin 0ictoria eefhlofen. Sn
Solgs Der unbefrieoisenben Gage in
Subafritd mar lpsnig Nahfrase na4
Wfinen Nftien.
Gin farfli9er 3ettunsss
berdus sgeber.
ct, Petersburg 4. 5ebr. -
ssiirIt Yaridtinstp. Der iugenblihe
Serousgsber bes nROrbliben Courier,
Der por &ur3em psgen Ieiner rdbitalen
1enben5en tonfis5irt purbe, bra4te
iin Oonnerstag cine lebensgefdbrIi4e
auqelpunbe BEL. Seine Gltern babeu
es ibm ME pergeben, bab er por msb.
reren Sabrer Die S9auipielerin SRI.
Ydporstdhu beirutbete. 9lu6 begeiiters
ten fie ii9 ni6t fir iein 3eitungssllnz
ternebmen, bas fat Iein gan5es 8erz
mOgen beri9lang, Seine Samilie sez
bort ben beiten 9loelsfamilien oes
2dnoes on.
Grump fir bic g 4iffsiub.
fibieubilt.
2onoOn. 4. Tebr. Die uOailp
Mdil" perOffsntliGt Montug Worgen
einen lungen 2lrtitel. in Dem 6. s.
Gramp bon philadelphia Die 4nnabme
Der S9iifsIubiibien @orluge befiir>
iportet. Gr bGlt bteielbe niht gerube
sir perfett. gldubt uber. ouB Die Ser.
Stodten habur6 einen ebrli6en 4nz
tbeil an hem O5eanbunoel betommen
neroen.
0is 8eulenpeF in @droiff.
Gurbiff, 4. 6ebr. = Gin 6ieitger
glrbeiter lit bon elmer 8runtheit betuls
ZEN, Die fir oie9eulenpeIt gebdlten tptro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-04
MuWetter


Serridt im sanSen gOrSweiten, be-
iOuoers III Sanias, WiscOuitL
Soma nnb WliIouri.
Der StraBenbabn perkebr III
nlandJen Staotsn luter=
br0dJen.
9ie GiieubabuSiise treifeu init sroz
ber geripatnns ein.
Gin 9ornabo i'm SiiSiueiten r!@tet
biel ltnbeii an.
Ser SnbianerbduptIius Gra3p Snate
boft auf Greiipreduns.
Bel gllsranSria, SnS., ereisnet iid
cine fiirdteriihe Grploiiun.
YaitOr Subu aellar in arlington, gf.
s., angsidolien.
Gin grober Srauo in Nem Saptn,
Conn.,, ridtet einen Sdaoeu
BON S325,000 an.
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Cine QruteitautenzS zSetuesuns auf
ben Ybilippinem,

Die Inti' Sciuiteus SeWegnug iu Spas
nieu.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-11-30
EUREKA.

Reporter, Nov. 22-Last Tuesday
morning Mrs. John Diamond died at
her home in the eastern part of town.
Death was due to dropsy, and the lady
had been i'll for some time. The de-
eased was "A years of age, and leaves,
besides a husband, two children, a son
and daughter. Together with her hus-
reka from Colorado, and has resided
here continuously ever since. The re-
mains were turned over to Undertaken
James Eustice, and the funeral was
held from the Catholic Church, yester-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock Rev. Father
O'Donohoe officiating. Interment took
place at the city cemetery.
Last Tuesday afternoon the members
of Tintia Lodge III, B. P. o. E., dedi-
Gated the new hall On Upper Main
street, the services beginning at about
8 o'clock. Exalted Ruler Jere Driscou
announced the object of the dedication
in an appropriate address, which was
followed by the laying of the four
stones upon the altar bearing the fol-
lowing inscriptions: Charity" Jus
tice,' "Brotherly Love" and Fidelity"
The following brief but interesting pro-
gramme interspersed the speeches of
the officers of the lodge. The new hall
is one of the finest in the state, and
the furnishings are the best that could
be procured. The lodge has purchased
an Emerson piano. This instrument.
together with the chairs, draperies. ia
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-11-30
NOTICE OF SUMMONS

IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
court of the State of Utah, in and for
the county of Salt Lake. Walter NJ
Heath and Eva Heath. plaintiffs, VS..
Della H. Thatcher, Joseph w. Thatcher
and Frank +. McGurrin. trading as f.
p. McGurrin e Co., defendants. sum-
mons:-The State of Utah to Della H
Thatcher, Joseph w. Thatcher and
Frank r. McGurrin, trading as F. E. Nc
Gurrin & Co. land to all persons unknown
who have, or claim to have, any interest
in the property herein described: You
are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after the service of this
summons upon you, If served within the
county in which this action is brought
otherwise within thirty days, and defend
the above entitled action; and in case of
your failure so to do, judgment will be
rendered against you according to the
demand of the complaint filed herein, Of
which a copy is herewith served upon
you. This action is brought for the pur-
pose of partitioning, or if partition there
of cannot be had, then for a sale of the
premises situate in Salt Lake City Salt
Lake county, Utah, described as follows:
Commencing eighty and one-half 500
feet north from the southwest corner of
lot three ~. block fourteen I'D, plat
'E," Salt Lake City survey; thence north
siXty-eight and one-half (6S12) feet; thence
east one hundred, siXty-eight and three
tenths Q6S.3) feet; thence south twenty
four and three-tenths CAB feet; thence
west fifty-eigth and three-tenths $3.50
feet: thence south thirty-seven and
seven-tenths GID feet; thence west fifty
three (53) feet; thence south six and one
half (612) feet; thence west fifty-seven
90 feet to the place of beginning.
EDWARD MGURRIN,
Attorney for Plaintiffs
P o. address, 4O4 Atlas building. 3S
West Second South street, Salt Lake City.
Endorsed: No. n51. Filed Nov. 2. 1901.
JOHN JAMES,
Clerk District Court of Salt Lake Coun-
By ELLA CoTTLE. Deputy Clerk.
First publication, Nov 8, 1901.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-11-30
SANTA FE RoUTE.n
Ticket Rates and Rates of Sale.

st. Paul and Minneapolis and return,
$3S.75-May 20. 20, 30.
Kansas City and return, So. 00-June
Z, s. II and H.
st. Joseph and return, s32.OO--June
IL and Il.
Minnea polls and st. Paul aad return,
$38.T5-June 9, l.. July Il, II.
st. Louis and return, $3j.59-June
IL, II.
Chicago and return, ;4.59-June
II, II, July 20, u, q.
Cincinnati and retUrH, s42-5-July
DetS1t zad retarn, s0i.e5-July 3
and 1.
Milwaukee and return, s45SO-July
10 and 20.
Louisville and return, $i75O-Aug.
% and %.
Missouri river points and return.
$4400-Daily June 20 to Sept. Il.
Chicago and return, $5G.50-DaiIy
June 20 to Sept. II.
st. Louis and return, S51.5O-DaiIy
June 20 to Sept. II.
Proportionate rate to other points
west of St. Louis and Chicago From
10 to 80 days return limit on above
rates.
For further information address c.
F. WARREN, Gen'l Agent. A. r. & S.
F., All Dooly bldg, Salt Lake City.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-11-30

the city and their friends are invited to
attend.
The children and the young girls OF
the 3 o'clock choir rehearse every Sat
urday afternoon at and 4 o'clock. Pa
rents are requested to see that their
children attend. The young ladies of
the choir practice on Sunday morning
at $3.50. They are expected to person
ally see to their attendance at the re-
hearsal.
Miss O'Meara. the untiring president
of the Sewing society of the Kearns'
St AIMS orphanage reports the
amount of work done for the past
seven months as follows: Garments
made. 222; garments mended, 1444; gar
ments donated, 80. There are twelve
active members in the society at pres
ent. New members are Mrs. y. P.
Dooly, Mrs. Bryant and Mrs. Cross
man. The ladies meet every Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence
of Ri. Rev. Bishop Seaman. 1t is the
most active organization of the parish,
and every lady of the congregation
should take an interest in the work.
The little folks at st. AIMS spent a
happy Thanksgiving day and they
were kindly remembered by many gen
erous friends. Boxes and buckets of
the finest candies were sent by Mrs.
W. A. Nelden. Mrs. Patrick Kervin.
and Mrs. A. H. S. Bird. while the
great generous hearts of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Keith prompted them to send
500 pounds of turkey and an immense
carload Of coal May Gods choicest
blessings be showered on the generous
ones, who remember the dearest of
Gods vineyard-the little ones.
The masses at st. Mary's on Thanks
giving day We're celebrated at 7:30 and
at 9. Rev. Father Bulfamente cele-
brated the early mass, and Right Rev.
Bishop Seaman officiated at the 9
o'clock mass. The music was we'll rem
dered by the St Cecilian choir of the
cathedral Right Rev Bishop Seaman
delivered an eloquent but very impress
sive sermon on the meaning of the
day and the manner of how it should
be observed.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-11-30
DIR. M'KENNA MAY DIE.
Fell Off Train and Received Prob
ABLY Fatal Injuries.

Unbeknown to the passengers aboard
the special Rio Grande Western train
that brought back Salt Lake Elks from
Park City Thursday morning. an ac-
cident happened that in all likelihood
viii prove to be fatal.
As the trackwalker was pacing along
his beat about ten minutes after the
train had passed on its way to the city
he came across the body of man
lying at the side of the track two miles
above the waterworks Upon eXami-
nation the railway man found that the
unfortunate person had been severely
injured and he was taken to the tank
house and Dr. Mayo summoned. The
doctor made a wild ride and upon
reaching the waterworks found to his
horror that the injured man was a fell
low physician, DR.. ]. P. Mckenna. of
the Keogh-McKenna hospital. The re-
suit of his examination showed that
compound fracture of the skull had
been sustained and the conclusion that
DR.. Mckenna had fallen from the NOV
ing train was inevitable, for 1t was
known that the doctor had accompa-
MED his lodgemen to Park City the
day before and was returning with
them this Thursday morning The
fact that the train was so nearly an
preaching the city caused DR.. Nc
Kenna's absence from among the pas
sengers to be unnoticed. Unconscious
ly his companions were speeding away
from his PROSTATE form, and soon
they were gladly vending their tired
way to their respective homes
The news was telephoned from the
waterworks and an ambulance was
soon flying up the mouth of Parley's
canyon. At 1925 it was known that
the doctor was alive, but unconscious,
and that the ambulance was hurrying
home as fast as possible under the
circumstances.
At las DR.. Mayo arrived at the
keogh-Mckerna hospital with his
charge still in an unconscious condi-
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-11-30

.Ter my oldes' wife. what wuz IN IN
Alabama de las time l seen her, de 10
cn1ts what is under one er de legs er
de bureau ter buy snuff wild. oo.o,,
Ter my oldes' son, two fiop-eared
'nossum dogs en- de lef' hindfoot er
graveyard rabbit. ,-,,
Ter de thirteen other sons en- daugh-
ters 1 been a-feedin' so long. ever thlnS
dey kin lay dey hands on, FUN de
house cat ter de bin mule dat broke
two er my ribs las harves', en- kicked
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-11-30

ton, but with life remaining. DIR. Nc
kenna was taken to the operating
room without delay and measures i'm
mediately taken for his relief. There
We're Doctors Mayo, Root. Fisher and
Keogh in attendance and for some
time the chances for the life of their
patient were in very much doubt.
At o'clock Dr. McKenna was still
alive, but the seriousness of his in
juries was such as to leave grave
doubt of his ultimate recovery.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1901-11-30
His evil and Testament. -

IAtIanta COnStltUt1On.)
The old colored brother, in order to
be in style, made his will as follows:
Dis is de las will en- tenement of de
understood. Bein' in SCUM min en- good
belt ever since l got shed er de rheu-
matism year come mex Christmas. en-
got my leg broke by a tree wild a pos
sum in it fallin' pom top me kaze 1
wuzn't quick enough in gittin out de
way, l hereby give en- advise de fol-
lerin possessions, no matter what 1
done in de promises las year: