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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-04-06
Easter Music at the Churches.

The program of Easter service at
st. Anthony of Padua will be as fol
lows: High Mass at 1890 a. M. Cho-
rus of twenty voices will sing Mozart's
twelfth mass under the direction of
Professor De Raiche, with orchestra
and organ accompaniment. The Or
chestra will be under the direction of
Professor Joseph Miller. Mrs. Hoy
will preside at the organ. Kyrie,
Mozart; Credo, Mozart; Gloria, Mo-
TART; Vent Sancta, Mozart, tenor solo
by Professor De Raiche; Credo, Mo-
Fart; Sanctus, Mozart; Agnus Del,
Mozart. ''Regina Coeli' will be sung
at the otfcrtory. Miss Ackerson. So
prano, the leading soloist: Mrs. Corey.
Miss Finn and Miss Schultz, alto.
Professor De Raiche and Mr.. O'Rrien,
tenor; Mr.. Glover and Mr.. F. NJ. Wal
leri,ls. baritone. Chorus assisting:
Mrs. Ritman, Mrs. S. Kierski. Mrs
Lucy. Miss McNally and Mrs. Cole
man. soprano; Miss b. Bacon, Miss NJ.
Wa]lerus and Miss De Raiche, alto:
MIR. w. Paully, tenor; Mr.. ]. Kicrslli
and Mr.. Ijerik, bass.
The Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception will have very elaborate music
at all of the Masses on Easter Sun
day. At and 0 the childrcE's choir
of 100 voices will sing carols and So
los. At 1890 Hummei's Mass in u
will be sung by 80 voices with organ
and string quintet accompaniment.
Mrs. Monahan will sing Granipr's RE
gina Coeli' for offertory. Miss Fran
ces Vincent will sing Handlers "Ncni
Creator With string quintet and or
gan accompaniment. Miss Gertrude
Phelps. of Chicago. Will assist ut both
morning and evening services with
violin Selos. In tile evening Miss
Laura Horning will sing the "Glad
Faster Tidings" by LyneS. DIR. Hefr-
ron. of ST Paul Seminary. will preach
at the late Mass. Mrs. Rabcock. or
gan'st, Mr. J. Il. Frank. director.
The musical program mt St Lawrence
for Easter will be as follows: Vidi
Aquam, Stainer: Kyric. Gloria. Wei
gand (St. Joseph: Vent Creator. Gug-
helmo, Mr.. John German: Credo. Wei
gand: Regina COeli. A[endclssoin:
Sanctus Benedictus, Agnus Del. Wei
gand Sopranos, Misses Rayley. Mar
tin, Mollctt. Gibbs and Nightingalc:
altos, Misses Hart, Schlenker and
Gibbs: tenors. Messrs. Gormam Dibb
and LcitZ; bassos, Messrs. VIM. Kitz
and Gus. Walter. Mrs. Rose Baker.
organist. Miss Frances Baylcy, di-
rectrcSS.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-04-06

week. they are shouting Alleluia!
whenever they peg IL top. or hit Il
marble: and all nature is singing ALLIE
lula! for ii is sprngtime. and the
green buds are hanging on the trees,
just ready to burst forth: and the in
ccnse that hangs around the garments
OF the virgin season is atioat in the
air: and the river. there under the
bridge is murmuriny .Alleluia! and the
red-beaked blackbir,ls and the speck
led thrushes are shouting Alleluia!
And the noisy larks are filling the
heavens with Alleluia, and. oh. dear
me! all Ireland would ring with Allie
lula! from sea to sea, and from cliff
to cliff: but. alas. it is as vet only a
feeble prelude, for her rrsurrection
day has not dawncd: and no one has
vet arisen to answer the mournful
question:
"Who will roll back for us the stone
at the mouth of the scpulchr? For
1t is very greatw
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-04-06
Seven days

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Express" via THE North
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$50 a. m arriving Milwau-
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Portable First Class Coaches
and Luxurious Observation
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John M. Gleason. undertaker, d
Seventh street S. Telephone, stoce
l529-L: residence 48O-J. So.
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]. +. Mccarthy. well contractsr.
Estimates furnished on application.
200 Central avenue.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-04-06

This wireless tclcgraphy reminds
me Of Il gro,ln,llcss quarrel" "What
possible connection is there between
the two?" ITS practically having
words over nothing"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-04-06

Missonary-What impression do
YOU think l made upon his hghncss?
Nativc-Splendid! He told me conf
dentially you were the plumpcst he
had seen i'll ages.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-04-06

Shelf ever marry, it will be to
some struggling young fellow whom
can help to make Il fortune. Her
Friend--t;ivr me some struggling mil
lionairr whom l can help to spend
one.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-04-06

Mrs. MAlaprop--I saw one of them
Eyetalian cmigrant women just landed
from the ship today. Such funny look
ing things! Mrs. Brown-Dressed in
their natural costume l suppose? Mrs
Malapr"p-l guess. Anyhow, it was
the most ccccntrical garbage ever
saw.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
Literary Clubs.

A. meeting of the woman's club on
Wednesday a letter was rend IRON , MFsi
ooS,i,,n,,trdcmcnt Of the S25 sent her ny
fbet cI1b FOR the stephen Il. Austin statue
She said il was the largest Offering re.
reIyod from any club up to the present
.E,c rbis club is making preparations
f fl''G its annual doll saow 70 Pc held in Jan.
tary' Their study sor Wednesday was was
the condition Of slavery Just before IN, me
ordi and Ms. j. NJ Crawford. proved that
thc admission into the Union haslen% INC
ciyi war and was theme OF great utter
"a character sketch on the life Of J. c.
Colhm,n was read Ivy Mrs. Peter Robert
son She. being n native Of his state and "a
miliar with the old Calhoun estate maze
Ii interesting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
NO POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE.
lto's Visit to Russia Does Not Stir Vi
Japan.

lto's Visit to Russia Does Not Stir Up
Japan
A dispatch from Toxic to the New York
Times says the visit of the Marquis Ito to
81, Petersburg is regarded with absolute In.
difference in the Japanese capital. The
press and public opinion attach no pollti
eal Importance TO the visit and do not he,
heye In the efficiency Of any nusso-Japa.
nese agreement from which Greet Britain
should be excluded, even Assuming thai
Japanese reluctance and distrust could be
overcome. The futile convention OF 1S9t
suggest the unlikelihood of any practical
basis Of agreement with Russia
Nevertheless, says the dispatch EalssIRn
agents are earnestly endeavoring ~ in.
ngenee japan by. emphasizing the increase
OF commerce which must result from the
completion OF the Trans-Siberjan raiRwav
ana by insisting that the condition Of Rus
sla nnauces peremptorily forhids kter
manent occupation OF Manchuria FURTHER
Il Is represented, it would involve the am
ployment OF large capital for the deyeL,p
iment of Manchuria's resources as wen u,
heavy military expenditure.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08
The sultan and tIla canera

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The sultan OF Morocco ha. $40 sno
camera mas s'o,ooV
., And there Is no doubt that when he saws
Looh pleasant please they an a.
otasr NY oont ne takes their heads In an.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

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saturday nlsn'' nhn Nnr h', P''Po'''
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yeHr
"Wednesday Continuous street fair aud
payadc of IIouston Nrc a.purtipcut. NJ
kings hnll AZ the Auditorium. when tho
crnr-rtnr ~ mo ,,c,, ,,.,u t,i,.. .,,l,,.,.
S " ~" W. '' ''n '''
the identity 81 both sing and queen has
been even more closely kept tbun usual
great interest Is conferred In this event
aside from the pleasure cSpec.c1
Thursday Tor This day Inc flower parade
IS To he the big event
Friday The annual ban 81 the houston
IN the weeks calendar.
Saturday will be a day Of general fun
and frolic.
All through the week tho nights WIN
be made brilliant by he fireworks. AZ
h0eehal park. The street fair viii hc "a
constant source Of Interest and there win
he music galore by due bands.
nus ii"u,,"n ptepfot'A "Seh OF lr',lG
ueishbors In ohirl, .ho HAS hrnn aGly
assisted by NIL the railroads that cutter
Xxi nntr55 Ia 'p| ,u'E Xxx u@,% WIZ" ui,
in th5 way Of rates The reputation NJ
"ur c,ly for 40 1i'l hospitality r. pre-,
I in no n"" '' mr., '"y" w., Li',,
crowds Of poupa from all pl3s NJ .h"
state, The 'dca IS TO nms' ionston the
T"xps and ,he .n,,, n ann, "co,,l, J.. cn
tncy favorable Ia this pHn.
li9nSon j. cHlrrl3lly n1ud ivr hgr mtI
ISluS h'r l''N' avn 4N' penn'', nhV VIM"
lnN I'te ~ h',l 'll ul u"NlN Ulll" VIC
p r1 g s , Inc PHYgple Nil 0"Em, 'an',,
ngN' W 10. l'Ul " NlNlIeLS WIZ WMi
ln1t W me poS' NeN tAe ml'N hNH9n ahi
,surhrnIpr ms pr', nnr" ~ MNlh NY
nnhu.euS ~ a nrW homes nave ngrn nnl l
" "uS' dnu ,''Er Ivy, 49, lmPIinl WY
w mnr pu|nW n'y NV, puu'm w n'f "Ht,,i
Il'NNdUt uFNNNlF ANtifNN+ NNu lOfN VIII
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

In last sundays Post It was stated that
Bryan hall has been taken by Mrs. W. r.
Nash and Mrs. George A, Gibbons for The
S0h for . dance for the. young friends OF
their daughters Misses Kitty Nash and
Lila and Araheile Gibbons" This was
true as far as Il went MrO Mach and
Mrs. Gihbons had taken the hall and their
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

,,,n s,,.et Eucbre club on tuesday the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

The guests are gone the sr,;,. !.
the face of the hostess and 4 siaha|
to the pain which racks her b,s " gus|
woman entertains and Wy ~
while her back aches and - VI
culver with pain. Surely ~, T. sss1s|
which offers relief to wornss ' utds
worth trial under such conlS.;s WA
when the woman's medicine \, y.
Favorite Prescription, is otfs-sS, Il. 4. la \
proof of efficacy in thoussrdI. Wy y y !
attested cures, what excuse esr \. I y
offered for suffering Longer, va \
DR.. Pierce's Favorife ~.
makes weak women strors n,
women we'll. 1t dries erfsesrrs !. !.
heals inflammation and ulrsrsss. y
cures female weakness. l Y
cit is with the greatest piea.u,. Il,
the benefit my mother has rrce;s.a " " n
Favorite Prescription and Coss.. W. \: n
Discovery " says Miss Carrie vohrs1SSn ~ w,
vile Amherst Co, Va. uSSe ssa,-S ~ n
misery with uterine disease anS 80 " (
and had constant roaring ard 49,. .ss -
IN her head. After taking 81 ho,,Isx. q Z
Pierce's Favorite Prescription and ,csA.. NJ y
deal Discovery, she was entirely cureS r.'- Y
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets ssus,,,
the liver.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

The ball Of the Houston Light Guard
Friday night IS To be big social event
The ioor committee ask that, as It is a
military ball the men viii come either
IN full dress or Uniform. The more OF
the latter the better, as II gives such a
tine appearance To s crowd An the men
will be given cards Of admlttsnce, which
will be taken M NO the door Everything
Is 10 be done 70 give the anair q brit
MBncy aud perfection never reached before.
The committees IN charge are;
Executive Kenneth 4. Womack, chair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08


The Friday Afternoon High Five club
had their initial meeting with Mrs Ingham
Seward on their name day. This club has
always prided Itself on its very chic affairs
and Mrs, Seward kept up It's reputation in
this way very admirably. Miss Claire Rob.
insou.. who had just Joined the club, cele.
bruted that event by winning the hrst
prize, Mrs, Turner got the second, Mrs, W.
&. Common the guest and Mrs. Meldrum the
lone hand prize. There was II prize for
thc Nctng girls present and Miss Amaze
Bolts, who cut with the rest, captured {.
Mrs. Sewuud's guegts we've Misses Dumhle,
Tugglc, Cannon Grogan, Mary Dunbar
Claire Robinson, Gu, Anne Waldo Bolts,
Halle Johnston, Mary Armistesd. McCmty.
Nellie Lea, Angel and Estelle Daugherty
Mesdames \, T. Turner NJ L. Robbins, W.
{. Crane, W & Conner. Jr., Ben B.
Bailey, Robert Morris, Joe Morrow, Charles
Go!dng Philip Carson, Goodwin, George
Bruce, lngham Seward W. H. Taylor, Eu-
gene Hudson, Norman : Medium Ia
CrooFer Harris Masterson, Jeff y. Miller,
Bryan Heard, Marcellus Il, Foster, Key.
worth and Harry Dumbe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

Each member OF the Bachelor Maids club
Is entitled to two Invitations to be sent
among their friends OF the opposite sex
anu II they Will send the names OF those
Two whom tAey elect to honor 10 Miss
E1ythe Giraud promptly. the Invitations
Main street VS. 10 A'Io
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

The Hard Times club met with Miss Cora
Root last week and will be the guests Of
Miss Estelle Cardwell at the next mact-
.ns' Miss Cardwell is not, member ~
the club, but takes this way Of retnrnIn.
e ecu extended 10 her by those who
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

There wv be n meeting Of the She,t.r,nn
arms association on "Wednesday AZ 4 y ~,
~ NJ
A Mss Anne Bolts win oe with Mrs. james
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

Prof Beach is going to give a Christmas
perry 10 his class 90 Christmas nlast
anu iae class is looking forward eassrIy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

Mrs Georee Law Hunter gives a card
PARTY Tuesday afternoon at 1918 DALLAS
avenue, complimentary to Mrs. ]. 8 Ia,n
bard formerly Of Fort Worth. " '"ui
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
CcrOfuLd

IL disease "a old Ne antiquity, and ~
young a. the newest born infant.
II has infested the blood Of humanity
from ancient times down to the pres.
ont minute.
Il is hereditary or may be acquired.
II appears In swollen glands, scrof-
ulous sores, hip disease, bolts, pimples,
eruptions, and, NJ believed by high
authorities, even In the forms Of calarrh
and rheumatism.
II can be cured by taking Hoods
Saraparilla faithfully and persistently.
We know this, because Hoods
Sarseparlla has done Il.
II will cure you n You give Il a trial.
You should begin 10 take Il today
Nip Disease al suffered from hlp
disease had running sores. used crutchcs
and each winter was confined 10 my bed
for weeks AZ n time. lloods Sarsaparllla
has accomplished a perfect cure saved my
llie have good appetite and ieel strong
and WELL ASNiE RonEHr, 40 Fourth S..
Fall River, Mass.
IN Nor Eyes Ny little girl had scroF.
ula and sores appeared In her eyes. A few
bottles ~ Hoods sarsaparilla entirely
cured her and she has never had scrufnin
since" Mas HowAnb PorE, Alpha, oregon.
NIB Ifyou decide 10 take Hoods sarsa.
parilln do not be Induced % buy any other
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
HOUSE

Tho reading Of the Journal was do
ponsed with, aud the house went
straight 20 business On motion ~
Mr.. Abbott. house bin No. 8, relating
To jurora and their selection, together
with Mr. Walton's bin on the subject.
were referred 10 a special committee,
consisting OF Mossrs. Abbott. Walton
ana Sanchez Of Valencia. with instruc'
lions to report back TO the house at z
%. M.
Mr.. Abbott called up council bin No
90. Mr.. Easley's measure, providing
for tho compromise OF county indcbt.
cdness, aud II was taken up and
amended 80 as 10 make past due and
unpaid interest coupons receivable for
taxes. al proyldig that the same
shall apply only 20 counties whose
outstanding indebtedness exceeds =
per cent Of the taxable Violation. fh
bin then passed unanimously
Council bin No. 90. prohibiting tha
employmct ~ cosumptlyes as school
| teachers was called up by Mr. San
chez 81 Valencia discussed aud du.'
passed
A special maF age. which 10 pun
ushed In this issue. from the govern
or. similar % the one sent 10 the coun
Ell. was received. read aud referred
House bill No. 1868 was then takei
up. debated and passed rs 20
Messrs slaughter. nalies and Walton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

DR., ]. Miller, president of the An.
uquarian association ~ Arizona, has out
ilned novel project for the develop
ment near Phoenix ~ even Rrandor
Casa Grande than that - widely known
In the vicinity of Florence, Arizona.
Five miles east = Phoenix, on the line
~ She Southern Pacific branch railroad,
" n high TOltec mound" probably tho
largest in the southwest. The traveller
might consider II merely hillock and
no photographer has ever succseiei "a
taking photograph that looked any
thing like a building Vet superficial e1-
cayations have demonstrated the Fact
that within the crumbled debris OF the
upper part 81 the once lofty structure
walls are stan standing 20 the height ~
three or more stories. The material IL a
snrt ~ adobe concrete. Around the Old
castle arr the lines 81 moat. filled by
n ditch that first ran through a large
city. ~ which tho streets aud buildings
are 20 be readily distinguished. High
walls guarded the castle and In the
southwestern corner once was . tall
watch tower or citadel. To the south IL
a smooth expanse u several acres which
may have been a dril ground or an as
sembing place for tho people. To the
north. a hundred yards, are the outlines
OF circular reservoir. The castle TO
day measures 3sO feet IN length, sHact-
/ y north and south. by $50 fest In width.
Now n IL proposed 60 clear from the
/ walls the 6vbris ~ the cchturles, saving
every find u value % b. held within the
bullding a. the nucleus Tor n southern
museum 81 archaeOloev The import
ancs o. the project iray boz guaged boy =
comparison % the size ~ the building
with that ~ the famed Casa Grande.
which has an area ~ only HOzdn feet.
| Dr. Miller has offered a. supervise tho
work without personal compensation. A
bill now Ia the Arizona legislature carries
small appropriation Tor che work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
a wedding Thursday.

This evening District Court Clerk
Harry i. owen, with his sister, Miss
Martha, aud Mr.. D. A. MACPHERSON,
will leave for Alamogordo, where the
former will stand before the altar with
his intended, Miss Katherine MacGil
liyray and listen to words which binds
the couple Ia the sacred ties Of matri-
mony The ceremony will occur on
Thursday morning a. the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. fouroy, ia Alamogordo,
and Miss Martha owen will act ~
bridesmaid, while Mr. MACPHERSON will
assume the role IS best man. The par
lies to the approaching marriage are
well known in this city and need no in
PRODUCTION in these columns but The
Citizen heartily Joins their wide circle
of friends boy extending congratulations
and wishing them happiness and pros
pority.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16
ANnnnMa nrnnA cnMPANY.

Albuauerqus music lovers viii aoon
have a short season OF standard opera.
providing The nscessary guarantees can
b. secured,
A short season Of standard opera 10
one OF the treats Ia store In the near
future 10 be presented by the celebrated
Andrews Opera company. tho only com
pany on the road presenting standard
opera In English They comc with q
record 20 hfteen consecutive successful
seasons. and the Endorsement OF the
press and public wherever they have
been heard A strong cast. splendid
chorus, handsome costumes, special
scenery ana their own orchestra are
some OF the many features msritins
support.
The prima donna soprano l. Mis- Mel
lie Andrews. who returns to the com
pany after two years absence, during
which time she spent one pear OF study
la Europe
Mias Florence clayton ~ the prama
donna contrslto, with the Andrews,
and Is too we'll known Wy our local the
htre Eoera 90 need an extended men
ton. The support u these artists 10
fully up 90 the requirements and with
one OF the best muulcally trained
chorusea In the country and the oper-
attic orchestra, under the direction ~
Mr. Charles -, HRzelrigg. made the
production very perfect and smooth
throughout.
Opera house. March 49, 20 and a. Sub
scription list at Matsons book store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

The large aud luminous fact IL loom
Ing several degreej above the horizon
that there arr some republican atAtea-
men Ia this country who should DO de-
ported 10 Guam. Those republicans In
Nebraska and Delaware who could have
elected republican senators, and did not,
should be shipped on the FIRST steamer.
says the Pueblo Chicfts.n
II IL a question whether the republi-
can congressman should DO allowed to
remain. az least without a court martial
They could have admitted New MsEie0
az a state. and they didn't They eoaid
have admitted Oklahoma az a state, and
they didn't They could have started
the work ON the Nicaragua canal, snd
they didnt They could have won the
good will % the west by making sosne
small beginning 90 irrigation works, ar
ranging for the land benefited 20 pay
an the expense. They did none ~ these
things and a sentence % three months a.
buam would BE- about right
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

in the negative. This bill ~ to legal.
lac the practice OF ostoopathy In the
territory.
House bill No. 1871 came up with an
adverse committee report The report
was rejected and the bill passed. Tho
bill relates to the expenses for board
INK county prisoners The following
new bills were introduced, read and
referred
House bill No. 22l. by Mr. Read,
providing for the payment of county
debts and disposition Of public prop
erty.
House bill No. 222. by Mr. slaugh
ter, regulating the fees Of county
clerks
House bill No 223. by Mr. Bate.
man, amending certain sections Of
the law relating 90 exemptions.
House bill No. 22i. by Mr. Batc.
man. repeating certain parts Of thu
laws under which irrigation bitches
are exempt from taxation