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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

KoEToN.,- Cat Spring, Texas, August 1.
Mrs. william Koeton, who has been i great
S nTsfsr Psssed s%sy G m moe Rs
sRoNcE AgERBACH Columbus. Texas.
August mir W n Sronce and Miss
Hattie Auethach wsle married last evening"
az the residence of the blide's parents, Mr..
nrG Mrs. II. Auerhach, ST.
ELvE Y.CARRoLL. Greeaylllei
Texas. August SW. n McKelvey and
Miss Cora Carroll We're married a. Tue
kingsley hotel yesterday afternoon, Squire
Tom MCDANIEL officiating.
CATO COBB. Gainesville, Texas August
8. Mr.. George Cato, chief bill clerk of the
Gulf, Goorado and Santa re r49iway, INNS MAS
a leading society belle Of this city.
YANDELL.- Brecknrldge, Texas July
81 Mrs w. 1; Sandeil, living eight mics a,s
east of here died yesierday Of heart oig S ds
leaves a husband and nine children.
WEAVER. MARQUEE. Texas, July 81. 4
pled Monday noon, at the famtly res
dence, seven miles south of MARQUEE. Mrs
Lizzie Weaver of typhoid fever Mrs.
Weaver leaves a devoted husband and -four
little children to mourn her untlmely loss,
LEDFokD. Lipden. Texas, August 2.
Mrs; J; D. Leqford, wife Of J. d Led
ford, died nj this place yesterday evening.
She has been Ill for several weeks and
her death was no surprise TO her many
friends. She was buried At the Linden
cemetery this mornlng ut 1850.
WEIGH -,Hearne Texas, August . - Mr..
James A. WEIGH died here this morning
about II o'clock while being carried on a
cot. from the Hearne and BRACES Valley
train to his mothers residence. His death
was quite a shock TO his friends who
knew nothing OF his Illness until this morn
Ing His remains will be buried tomorrow
EARL.-San Antonio Texas, Angus l..
James Z. Earl, bookkeeper at the city
brewery, aged a3 years, was found dead
on q vacant lot on Austin street, az a
late hour last night lie had left his
home for short walk several hours pre-
vious, as was his custom and was styi NJ
with heart disease. which caused ms
death
FINNIE Jacksonville. Texas, August 3,
Mrs. a. c. Einnie Of ALTOONA died on
the train between Palestine and jackson
Vile at u.3O p. M She was accompanied
by her son, A. w. Finnie. and her daugh
ter, She was taken 90 here and sent e.
the urdertakers and Will he buried in thu
city cemetery here this evening Rev A
A. DAYS, the Cumberland minister, vii
officiate at the funeral.
HUTCHINGS-A ransas Pass, Texas. July
Sl.-Died, at the home OF his parents
Mr., and Mrs. e Hutchings. in this plat @
on July 80, after brief Illness, Edward
Ctho Hutchings, aged . Years Al eit
funeral services which We're conducted al
the home by Rev. Bruno of Rockpprt, the
pupils of the school which the decease
hal attended sang God is Love" after
which each pupil placed flowers on tn
casket.
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Notes and Personals.

Mr. C. r. RYAN. tray cling passenger agent
~ he Illinois Central at San Antonio, spent
awhile in Houston yesterday.
Mr.. j. II. Hill manager Of the calves,
ton. Houston and Henderson road, came
M from Galveston headquarters yesterday.
Mr. Charles x. Lee of Galveston, one Of
ma santa re- Is registered at the Hutchins
house.
Mr. G n. Wharton Of the Houston and
Tevas Central claims department left last
night for Richmond TO spend sunday Win
relatives there.
claim AGENT } W. Evans Of the Gulf,
roinrado and santa Fe railroad, with head
anarters al BRENNAN, IS guest at the
Hutchlns house
1he announcement has been made that
MI W oliver Monroe, division CLERK ~
win be marrled on Tuesday evening Aa.
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How any man may quickly cure him
self after many years OF suffering from
sexual weakness. lost vitality night
losses vardcocele etc. and enlarge small,
weak organs TO full size and yigor Simply
send your name and address TO Dr. /, w.
Knapp 7S7 Hull building, Detroit Mich,
and he win gladly send free receipt With
full directions so that any man may
easily cure himself at home This Is
certainly most generous ofer and the
following extracts taken from his daily
mail show what men think Of his gem
erosity:
Dear Sir Please accept my sincere
thanks for yours Of recent date | have
given your treatment a thorough test and
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The Orient Road.

Fort Worth, Texas, August 81 c.
Hord, general attorney of the Gulf rail,
way, the Texas portion of the orient, is
here, He states there are several grading
contractors at work In Texas north of
Sweetuater who are pushing the work
The roae will enter Texas twenty miles
aboVe C1llicothe' Wnere the colhpnny mas
town is to be located and named Dlaz The
line will then go to Foard and Knox coun-
ties; at Benjamin In the latter county n
round house will be located Thence
through the counties Of Haskell, Jones.
Nolan, Coke. A town is 10 he established
on the DanRs of the Colorado river in the
latter county. From here # will go on
to San Angelo, thence to Alpine, where II
crosses the Rio Grande. From this point
It Will traverse the Rio Concho valley in
Mexico and on souihwesterly 20 the west
coast of Mexico. Mr.. Hord states the
company Is under contract 10 be operating
tiains into Kansas City by September
next year.
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Poetry of Motion.

the america anyra depart
from s not
the I break front
o o
When
W @ t bree Wears Ip pNRnR ROAD has naae several quite
i
dcE
pimeat Intelligence Of the " " ~
w Il. a. A Ia
A.
s. 20 81
Roadl'
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the benefit has been extraordinary. II has
completely braced me up am Just as
vigorous as when a boy. and you can not
realize how happy / am"
Dear sir. Your method worked beau-
TRULY. Results were exactly what
needed. Strength and vigor have com
pletely returned and enlargement Is en-
tirely satisfactory"
Dear Sir Yours was received and !
had no trouble in making use OF the re-
1t Is q boon To weak men, I am greatly
improved in size, strength and pigor."
All correspondence Is strictly candden-
tial. mailed in plain sealed envelope. The
receipt is tree FOR the asking and ha
wants every man to have 1t.
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RepressnIatIve seabury,g NIews.

San Antonio. Texas, August 3.-Hon. r.
W. seabury, who was in the city today en-
route to Austin IA attend the special scs-
tlon Of fle Legislature, SAID that he was ia
favor of redlsiricting the S.ate with ref
erence to population and coupactness but
that he wanted all districts 10 he demo.
cratic IL they could be made So He also
favors an appropriation for the proper sup-
port Of the State militia and the State
Ranger force, botn OF which organizations,
he says. being entitled 10 liberal rscognl.
tlon from the State beeause Of their
value as conseryators Of the law
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COTTON nelt Improvements.

Texarkana Texas, August 3.--Ihe cutting
of the half mile hill and levellng Of the
tracks of the Iron Mountain and Cotton
Belt roads just north Of this place was
finished today. tAc work having been on
for the past ten months The TeSarkana
and Shreveport Natchez has completed
STRENGTHENING and leveling its track to
within ten miles of Shreveport. Two hun
dred men were put on by the Kansas CITY
Southern today from this place south to
renew rails and ties.
Eighty carloads of rails and other ma
tefial arrived here today for the Lon.s-
lana and Arkansas Natchez extension.
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A DAY FOR HEARINGS.
Third tuesday In Each Month SET
Apart by Railroad Commission.
IMPROVEMENTS ARE ON AT FORT WORTH
ne Santa Fe Is Making Room for the
Frisco DISSATISFACTION Belt
Making Improvements.

austin Texas August 3 .--The railroad
herring set for today TO reduce the mini.
nom weights on carload shipments 81
poets shoes, hats and caps was postponed
until the third Tuesday in September.
Hereafter the third Tuesday in e,ch
month viii be devoted to hearing before
the commission. This will be continued
lfom day TO day until they are disposed OF
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SAINT F. HELPS Out the Frisco.

Fort Worth, Texas, August 3.-Diyisioh
superintendent Hartiean cf the Santa Fe
was here today arranging for changes 20
changes. Il Is understood, are 10 be made
for the benefit Of the Frisco, wnich VII
use the santa Fes terminals nnth the NV
from Carrollton into this city Is compieteu'
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New T. and P. locomotives.

Fort Worth, Texas, August S-fhe ieAas
and Pacific Railway company is expecting
every day to receive the hrst OF twenM
Ave new locomotives which have been hull
especially for the heavy grade work OF
that system The delivery VIII be ny
Marshall and the equipment VIII ne usen
view and in Louisiana, They VIII he psei
IN botn the freight and the passenger de'
rlTtmpntS,
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Meetlna a Hearne.

Hearne. Texas. August 2.-The protracted
,oee4Ino now in progress at Elliott Is being
well attended and great deal Of Interest
manifested. -, a.
assisting IN the services.
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BUSINESS NOTES.
To Increase Capital Stock.

To Increase Capital Stock.
Taylor, Texas, August 3, Yesterday
afternoon the stockholders OF the Taylor
National bank held meeting ana passed
a resolution raising its capital from $780,
eco to $50 600
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

II '"S CaWlor,
|lsohIaney, Waco: A. r. Atkinson,
hoat AL \ Norton ana wife,
lgsll NNy sulis Ramonlt. Galveston; Ran
Her snSSshyilie. II. Johnson, city; i
Fes,p Vile, Victoria. Mrs. VIII i
fsrrss worth; William Register
e1AiEishasl " Loeb, New Orleans n
b, 7 tnl, Sugarland. ]. II. BLACK
1tlnr yes and wife. Victoria. N
'isu. 4 y; " Ions Charles $. Basham
+ " Bettison, Beaumont.
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NationaI Rant az Kemn.

washington, August 3,--The comptroller
Of the currency today authorized the First
Nsnonal hank Of Kemp, Texas. to COM
meuce business WITH a capital OF $4,000.
G. b. Davidson is cashier
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OTHER DEATHS.

Taylor. Peter Ross
Tyler. Mrs W. d. Mccoy.
DenIson. Mrs, John Upton.
Plano.-1om Bmks 20 years cd
sherman J. II. McDaniels, aged ST.
Weatherford. Il. G. Kirksey, aged 6S
years.
Weston. Mrs. Elizabeth Marks, aged
10 years.
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An ASSIGNMENT al penison.

Denison. Texas, August 3--W A. PECK,
jeweler. made an assignment this evening.
Estimated liabilities $4,000, assets not
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RELIGIOUS.
protraoted MEETING At Elliott.

Elliott, Texas. August la protracted
msetlne Is going on al this place, con
dueted hy Rev. j. W. stephens. the local
Bnptist minister. assisted b. Rev. J. y.
MrC'nrkIn OF Hearne The church has been
greatly revived and much good will be
ecconplished.
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Hln Inst night There were ffty con.
versions and forty accessions ia the Bnp-
list church.
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e,,o..sf,,I Meetina Closed.

Mount Calm, Texas. August z-hev' Z,
AZ III piaes. cissed meeting ~ FrAifis
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MARRIAGES IN TEXAS.

IARI4.AN-HAIR.- Marlin, Texas, Au-
gust 2.-Mr. Henry Hartman AMI Miss Mn
nie Hair We're married here yesterday,
MADAAlS.WES Mineral Wells, Texas.
August Joe McAdams and Miss Mollie
West were united In marriage by Rev. J.
H. Stewart at the home of the bride Ia
the south part of town yesterday evening
ut O'Clock.
ELLIS HEARD. -Cleburne, Texas, July
81 Married, Miss Mary Heard TO Prof.
Alexander Caswell Ellis OF the University
tor Of the North and East, Mr. and Mrs.
Eilis will be ut home In Austin.
EDWARDS ARHART.- veiasco, Texas,
August 2.-Married al the homo Of the
brides. parents at Pharr near yelaseo,
of Ellis county. Texas. Rev. j. T.. Sulli
Eaa s sSafnF ie 2s af T To TOOK place
WINN-BuRKHA TER Marquee Texas
July 3l.-Cards are ont announcing the
marriage of Mr., h. Burk VIM 70 81
church tonight. They will be at home III
East Main street after the 1st
FRENCH. --Hearne. Texas August -
Mrs. Caroline French. mother of Mr. T.
T. Breedoye, died yesterday at her sons
remains were laid to rest at . o'clock this
evening In Norwood cemetery. Rev. &. l..
harrington conducting the funeral services.
MAYES. NEWTON, Cameron. Texas, Au-
gust 31.-Last night at the Presbyterian
manse In Cameron, Mr. r. n. Mayes and
Mics Kitty Bell Newton, both prominent
ard popular young people OF Maysneld,
Texas were united in marriage The
groom is q scion Of the founder OF Mays.
held, and the bride is the daughter Of
before his death was pastor Of the Mays
field Presbyterian church.
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4 NoTE-TnIus leaving Houston stG4sp.
b md arriving at Houston at AS a, and
Z sisl "a. also run into Grand Central de-
&c departing 10 minutes earlier and arriv-
5rgisn minutes later than time given above
tihs arrive and depart from the Grand Cen
4t,gc, except the Missouri. Kansas & Texas
shsh have depot in the Fifth ward. the In
1tcna B Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
Use tie International and Great Northern de-
Congress avenue, and the Houston East and
q itxis' mofnng train which leaves from snd
PAINE Houston East and West Texas depot
= Missouri Kansas & Texas and Galveston,
M & Henderson trains pass the International
laEksrthsm depot.
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oTHER MARRIAaEs.

Tyler G. Lolita and Mrs. Matte
Burke.
raris-J D. Rodgers and Miss May
Brock
Navasota. ollie Preston aud Miss Stella
Howell
coldthwolte. Eugene oliver ana Miss
Inez Baker.
seyoy.-wfi Carter and Miss Laura
Dogtherage.
Goldthwaite Brad Caldwell and Miss
Rosa Stockton.
Pans.--U. n. Jones Of Alabama and Miss
AInGnda Heard.
Mount Vernon John D. Holland and
Miss Matte Combs.
Paris Everett shelton OF Honey Grove
and Miss Leona Jones.
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!. Information Wanted.

so'lof q The Post
KIM !, Texas, July 2i.-As you seem
d III. Questions, ! would IKE to
~ '.s Is such thing us stack.
is,,,,.le sn' for stacking hay. I saw
- n. Of such thing several
N. DO not know Il there was
IA !. iaing or not. think 4.
! IA eon's ne hay was STACKED that
1rk,r De taken down ana used
Ssrk II there Is such a thing
II II ssseess | would liLe 10 have
n AZ nv Know of the mapufaetrre
n u ssnN would like 10 learn the
w Ellis
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ae;lss rS s CONTRACTING
Gts y srs9 sIllroad and nee canals az
s|''.s 10 work PLEASE phone s3s
''A. TeIas. .'sAue' ~. T.
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|,ssnoSsp sn Your Mouth.
n1!sis eon's, cheatham's Laxative
i iepid ehilin AZ the qualities Of
], eo-e Always Sn'cs Dose always
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Fifth Ward.
c70oan. Express Train. Arrive 1000 pm
Grand Genital Depot
,.sospn.........,.,., Arrive o.02Gm
sAryspor Kansas CITY and Cinclnna,I)
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oasa.m Arrive No. g.. 500 an
ys NJ 80, "a a m Arrive No. a.. 900 am
" n. ~ go ,. m Arrive No, 6, $50 pm
ltno S,.' 40 . m Arrive NJ. 4. lois pm
'eNo ~. sbd runs Sunday only
~, and daily except Sunday
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Z ~, :. asa mall and eKpFess utl"ten VIC
vaas 20 az, .a IN eayry through cars tot PAL
~ eniy. ,a ~ Going from Houston via me Cen
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II. 4 8. A. Ry.

a., n. a >. a. "s' -,1 VI"
Grand Central Depot
california Trains.
his 2. N Arrive. 100 q
San Antonio Trains
.e.4s am Arrive ...+es,o0psH
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u, ROAD SCHEDULE.

r.. a n. o. ". n.
So orIennn Trains.
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.,hs,, mains leave The Santa Fe Congress
\. Dsrot 10 minutes later than the above.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-24
ALBERTUS MAGNUS
Conservatory Of Music
over Crawford Grand Opera houss.)
HENRL Apply. Dlrectar

HENRI Apply. Director.
Dr. Appy havsng been Instructed b the
best masters OK the world renowned cos
scrvatories u music a. Leipzig Berlin
and Paris u prepared o. teach = piano
Students the latest mrth1s used iu The
ROYAL CouserVltory az LEIPZIG and BIS
violin students tLe latest methods Used ta
the Royal C0nssrratories cf Paris ard
Berlin.
me principles OF piano Technique and
the hoWirE OF the Vlolir are eacE taught
~ hin Co. one term d lesso ~. and Nll
re = lifelong BENEFIT u any student -
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IL viii - h's pleasure % especially
demonstrate 30 music teachers Tho Eaperi-
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hitherto used III ri IS cquEtry.
For terms and other particulars inquire
81 the ConEsrea tory Hal. between ard
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Director AlcrrtIs HEEuas Conservatory
q AIusic. wichita Kansas.
AL branches o AlEtc fauErf College
course leading % DeEFee o. Ma ~
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LOST-One dark, rough wood cane;
crooked handle, silver tip. Return L
and receive reward. Harry G. Nc
Clung, Isl y. Market street. 39-1
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LOST-First Of last week. envelope. con
tanning SIS ia paper. Finder return 10
3l5 :. Topeka and receive reward.
56-5tX
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FOR SALE-Lun encounter. stoez. chairs.
ice box. ciEr ease. Inquire -fs ~.
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Union livestock Commission Go
EIdridqe Commission Go.

CATTLE HOGS AND sEE P-starz
yarGs. ~ icnits. Cgrs' 81 yslr 80 to a.
set and held cur tra1s hF IA snero 2
efficiency 90 cur work All tse afrf
business Integrity 81 eur 81 sfrras and
coraiallv lavff~ year slraes "a tkse
baEis Teiepacne -.
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sTaAYED.

LOST-A pocketbook. at the swimming
hole. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. A liberal reward VIII be Eivcl
for its return to Ed J. Virgins, 10 f.
Douglas. 56--tx
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STOLEN.


REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-TWo lots 100x250 feet, corner
Second and Hydraulic avenue, running
back ID the creek. cheap Baker In
plenent Co. 20 and ~ W. Douglas.
FOR sALE-severaI good bottom farms
IN Butler, Aingnan, Sedgwlck and Har-
An exceptionally vel improved stock
farm Of $50 acres. z bottom land two
sets Of improvements. close 20 town
having two railroads.
one ErsC-class, Groom house, n ex-
celleut condition. IS paying IL per cent
net on price
quantity Of uuimpr0ved lsnd Al low
prices. C.. r. FTLLLEGTOE
Rooms 201 and 2o2, Whine Building.
FOX sALE-By C. L Davidson. 100 feet
frontage. northeast corner Topeka and
Second. with orick residence 2s-tf
FOR sALE-50 feet. y. Lawrence avenue.
opposite P -. Rows house Barnes s
Newcoub Music house 15-f
a--------------------'
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOB SALE
HOUSES FOB SALE
FOR SALE-No- 1918 Park Place, 81 by
80 large house furnace heat barn. Cis-
tern. me shade trees. VIM AcLsGgh-
lin. f3-su-Cf1-t l-5CT
FOR S8LE-N0. 151S y Market street.
rooms, cave. stable. fruit shcsle. u
feet. $500 sumner $. hi-sol & Bro.
FOR SALE
corner Jackson and Tweuty-second.
rooms. 81 teeL tax -l-ie. a-t. So cash.
balance about $40 routh-
FOR sALE-EEorses CT easy payments g.
* Spencer Realty CO.. 81 = Douglas
att
FOR SAL1-EFcuses on easy payments g.
- Spencer Realty Co.. ~ =. Douglas.
FOR SALE-FIorses OF easy payments 81.
X Spencer Realty Co, 81 T. Douglas.
FOR SAL.E-Fire. new. 5--pcu. modern
cottage. cn North s.. Francis CaG Il
Us N T0relza- f5--
FCR SALE-Era-1e building % move.
seek IN ro-f ce-eL rlr1Icf out.
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located sl % Santa ts depot Slit-
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Or. I.W. Shuts
Specialist

IN Medical. surzi-
cal and Electrical
treatment c. al
Chronic, Nervous.
Skin and private
diseases. male ana
female. once. 30
North Main street
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LOUISVILLE. KY.
Knights Teupisr Conclsvs, Angst
9th 70 s1st ore fare plus 900. on
sale August e4th ard 18th
CHICAGO, III.
Baptist Young Peoples Union- July
18th 70 18Th. one fare plus 8 TO- On
sale July zrd 70 2sth, Inclusive.
n addition 70 the above named excur-
sions. we have tourist tickets IN sale %
al Of the principle sumner resorts IS
peclauy low rates to Colorado and Utah
points. can and see Us or write IS ard
we win cali On you. ard give you fun
particulars about any TIP y0u nay co.,
template
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P ard T A. Cor. D0uelas Ave. ard
Wichita ST.. wichita. kan
r. G. TOWNSEND.
G. P. ard T. A. ST. Louis 80.
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FOR AEeT-ruro nlce oE1ce rooms. scafh
trc-r - -1-E.zs avenue. Inquire al.
z1is-zr2 CnzzzIzk x
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-28
CATHEDRAL DEDICATED.
Imposing Ceremonies at the New st.
Mnry's I'm Covington, Ky.

CONVICTION, Ky. Jan. 27.--The new St
Mary's Cathedral was dedicated here to-
day. There was an early service in the
old st. Mary's Cathedral, after which the
imposing pilgrimage began toward the new
cathedral.
Archbishop Elder, of Cincinnati. dedicated
the new cathedral at a. m, assisted by
the hierarchy, clergy and seminarians.
Bishop Macs, of this diocese. celebrated the
first mass at 10 o'clock, assisted by visiting
clergymen. Bishop Spalding, of Peoria,
preached the dedication sermon. The mu-
seal programme included the Cincinnati
symphony Orchestra and chorus of three
hundred voices from Cincinnati, Covington
and Newport. The exercises closed with a
vespers tonight. The evening sermon was
delivered by Archbishop Kahn, of st. Louis.
Among the distinguished visitors were
Bishops Foley of Detroit, Richter of Grand
Eapids, Byrne of Nashville, Chatard of
indianapolis. Alerding of Fort Wayne.
Moeller CT Columbus Horstman of Cleve-
land. and GabTiels of Providence; Very
Revs. O'Donoghue of indianapolis. Joos
o. Detroit, Bof of Cleveland Larbini of
Cincinnati, Guendling OF Fort Wayne, Dep
per of Louisville, Baumgartner OF Detroit,
De Becker of Belgium, Tanguerey of Balti-
more and O'Brien of Detroit, and the clergy
or the archdiocese of Cincinnati.