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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
s, =,
tO Ord 70 = CREDITO rs TO present

@3S
$5 etteTs testarnenfary on the estate \ q
f IS y IS. assTassd being this granted IN
y is ordered. thar all claims and \ de
mands Ct All persons against said estate
pc presented to- his. Court for exan1inati0n
and allowance at the probate office. Il, the
court house,in Lift Fails, ii said com.
Y ~ Hn s;a,tu1da the 9Th day Juue. 1901
,rd IT. T. sh fnfthef osdsEsd that SIX months
lowed to creditors to present their Claims
against said estate. at the expiration ii
,s MHiGn time al. Claims not presented "a
salq court. Or not proven TO its satisfactio
shan be forever barred, unless for Cause
shown further time be allowed s'I s,>'A'' =:
and place Of the hea ring and examination
OF said Claims and demands .sha1I he
given by publishing this order once n
e eiae week ;xe, for three Successive weeks in
er printed and published in said co1IntV'p
da Dated at, Little ao Falls. Minn., this 18th
:.> =-.*%' -: N. RICHARDSON, y =
- r. 50 e.. Judge of Probate
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
MATTER Us SETTLED.
philippine Commission Prohibits Re.
Iigious instruction in Schools,

1h'l'pp'ne Commission Prohibits Re
Iigious instruction in Schools.
Manila, Jan. .22.-The: act ostaI-
fishing the department of public in
Struction was unanimously passed by
he Philippine commission after a de-
ate between COMMISSIONER. Moses
Ind Judge Taft over the section per
hitting religious Instruction in school
Houses. ~
The commissioners, originally, were.
unanimously in favor Of the section;
>ut Commissioner Moses became con-
'fnced it was not wise and he offered
IN amendment Prohibiting the teach
ng of religious doctrines in school
buildings. He declared the commits
ion would disregard it's instructions
concerning the, separations church
nd state if the questionable provis-
on was enacted. The commission
n characterized as groundless The
ears that Catholics would not. attend
public Schools unless religious in
'truction was permitted. He said the
experience with" Philippine schools
tad already demonstrated this
Referring to arguments of the Cen
raj Catholics in favor Of, Catholic
instructors exclusively, Commissioner
Noses insisted that a. compromise was
nadvisable when one of the parties
we're predisposed- against a corhpro:
MISC. ~ :
judge offered a substitute per-
hitting teaching. thrice weekly by
Tiests and ministers to pupils whose
'arents desired that their children re-
Give such instruction and prescrit..
hg the dismissal Of teachers who at.
empt to influence pupils religiously
md the suspension Of the privilege
# priests and minister's whose teach.
ngs create dfsloyalty or disorder.
Commissioner 1de. voted with
Commissioner Moses against Judge
Taft on the substitute, explaining that
he questioned whether the-substitute
would accomplish the. purpose sought.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
Thursday, Jan. ~.

+. Resolutions in the senate to inves-
tigate the cause of the difference be-
tween the provisions of H. F. % as
passed, by the legislature of 1899 and
the form: in::'which it appeared before
the governor. The bill relates to the
taxation@of express companies. Two
unimportant bills passed. - F..
=. Bill Introduced in the house to pay
the state oil inspector salary of 2, 400
yearly. Another new bill increases
the gross earnings tax on express
companies to 6 per cent. <r~sx r i
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
ONl \ II ASHlo
r S5 smart ena i : B Toilet rhs
ss.:= Flouneed sskirt-1A Parisian 81 81
Holneapun Cost umr le

y The small promenade toilet por,
trayed in the sketch tis Of gray cloth,
with the plated skirt bordered through
out with stitching and opened slightly
at the feeta*on q petticoat of*-white
cloth enriched with lines OF silver
braid knotted in the center. ,5:s n
The jacket takes the: form Of a round:
ed bolero bordered with stitching and
Is filled in by a long, wide vest OF
white cloth ornamented with lines Of
silver braid knotted in the center and
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
= Ports. Closed TO-. Commerce..

Washington, Jan. PA dispatch to
the state: department from United
States Consul SIngersoll at !" Catagena
states that a1lssths ports of the gulf. Of
Morrosquillo,, and particularly Tolu
and Covenas. in Colombia, have been
closed to conlmere by governmental
deree.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25

|oo"SH VI administration Meets at
St. Louis and Decides on Time and
P'ace-Denver Is Angry at the, Out.
come and May Hold Rival Meet.
Ing. ~.
st. Louis, Jan. 22..--cleveiand has
'een selected by the council o. id.
ninistration OF the Grand Army If the
Republic for the next, an1."al encaun-
nent, to be held the week of Set. 8,
SOL AS a result of this action repre-.
entatives of Denver, Colo, formerly
elected, announced that they intend.
d to take up the matter with the
'arlous state departments and would
$50 hold an encampment the second
=, eek of September.
The meeting of the council held here
vas the result of the failure of Denver
satisfy the council at it's Dtcen::,er
meeting of the city's ability to meet
ne requirements of a 1:cent per MIC
al!load rate. Cleveland, .?ittsburs
nd Denver sent delegations to the
meeting to plead for the sending OF
he encampment to those cities. the
Cleveland delegation offered the writ
Ell pledge of the chairman of the
Central Passenger association Of i
ent per mile to the encampment,
Promised to raise the necessary money
meet the expenses Of the tncamp.
-nent, ..">.... 80.
Offered Free Quarters
100 schoolhouses for the old SOL
Hers, to arrange the line of march to
uit and produced written pledges.
The delegation representing Pitts
rug, too, pledged 1-cent rate, hotel
accommodations subscriptions and
net the other requirements of the en-
ampment. Divers applicants for en-
ampment honors produced letters
rom Chairman Mcleod of the West
m Passenger association promising
he l-cent rate on six railroads. In
edition they made the necessary
romises as to accommodations and
entertainment. The written pledge of
chairman Mcleod. they claimed, met
III the requirements of the resolutions
egardins rates adopted in Chicago at
he Saith annual, ,encampment: Half
IN hours discussion resulted in the
selection Of Cleveland. ;,
The vote was 5ssfor Cleveland, 2 for
Denver and for :Pittsburg. The Den
yer committee atS$'once held .h<9secl,et
Meeting. That they were disappointed
nd angry over the outcome of their
|fforts to keep the encampment for
Denver was plainly EXPRESSED. 1 4
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
Saturday; Jan. 10.

sENATE-Day devoted to euloges upon
the late Senator Gear of Iowa. Speeches
were made by Senators Allison, Platt,
Cockrell, Nelson, Spooner, Morgan, Clay,
Mason and Dolliver. -,
HoUsE-Naval bill carrying over ST.
OOO 600 reported,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
President Steadily Gamma,

Washington, jap. =1.-Ths presi-
dent is reported to be steadily 1egain-
ing the ground lost during: his recent
Illness and IS slowly assuming. che;
full, measure Of his official functions.
Secretary Root is stated to be. i1nprov-
ing as is also Admiral Dewey. 80
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25

An s enormous no mushroom was found
IL the t neigh le'ig hborh hood Of Rickmans-5
worth. England It was perfectly round
y ga shape and q measured 8 inches across
} and q inches Il'c 4. in Giro umf ference ana
weighed, without the stem, ten ounces
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES accorded Sen
ator Quay of Pennsylvania, recently re!
elected after a long struggle, on taking
the oath OF office. Army reorganization
bill again discussed ~'.,..
HoUsE-Day spent considering the bin
to codify the postal laws.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
,;;~-31>
FRIDAY, Jan, 10.

Bill in the house for more stringent
divorce laws: Members Of joint COM
mittee named to Investigate discrep-
encies in the law taxing express COM
panies. ,-,--... e
In the senate the Lind appointments
again failed of confirmation. Decision.
reached to stand firm for repressnAa-
tion on the joint reapportiohrnent
committee. o1szas: =;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
Monday, Jan. FL.

HoUsE-Day devoted to District of
Columbia business. Bill passed to estab-
lish a home for aged and infirm coloretl
people out Of fund now in the treasury to
the credit Of deceased colored soldiers.
SENATE-Nost Of the day spent in exec
utive session. James $. Harlan
trmed as attorney general of Porto Rico.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
OSCAR WELL AGAIN.
King Of Sweden Resumes the Reins of
Government.

Stockholm, Jan. Pat the days
council of state King Oscar of Sweden
and Norway resumed the reins of
government after his recent illness,
Grown Prince Gustave retiring from
the regency which he had held while
his father was incapacitated from at.
tending to business.
His majesty's health is now salts.
factory. The kings birthday was
widely celebrated Monday. No state
ball was given, however. =. ..., =. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
LATEST, MARKET REPORT.
: Duluth. Grain;

DULUTH, Jan. a.
: WHEAT-TCash No. hard 7lslc,: No i
Northern 1870, No 9 Northern 6sM@
6S2ac. 70 Arrive No. hard 7s55a, No. /
Northern 1870, May No. Northern 1850,
July 77kc
FL Ax-To arrive ST. on; cash ST. 7oXs:
May 81 76t9, September Sl21
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
Friday, Jan. IS.

SENATE -. Army. reorganization bill
passed by vote Of 43 to % An amend.
ment. disclaiming sovereignty over the
Philippines except for the purpose of
paci1ication was rejected, rs to %
HocsE-House spent the day discussiny
private bills, but made little progress
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
with the result that he saw not one
put a million, very fine. stars indeed
Hes In hospital Just now. y. ~; .s:
On the Atlantic,

.e11 % - tnS 1kt16mt16e 4 = q. a - -.
Mother-THat gentleman seems very
attentive to You, Clara. What sort Of
iayoung man do you find him? @ /
/ clara-oh. he seems all right, but q
little empty perhaps! .S siii ).
4 Mother (Who always takes things lit.
e era = dear Clara, what 4 very ,tsl.,,
s g $rem n'il know he was very
~ the. first few days out, hut fancy
noticing 1'iein such a thing Pick Ne. %.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
! DiscOura1ed

81. !. You used TO be something Of an
altr'uist, said the friend. 5s#
es, answered fyVi lille Washington
S.. was theosop for awhile too,
but had to give up. we tried being
g whole lot sof things but never get.
far enough along ito find out what the.
names ~ "a ichS they are called actual
y M mean g - shington star.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
NEWS INN ESO TIA

# Blue Earth has voted to build 8
$4,000 ischool house. M
Is The Masonic block at Detroit Has
been destroyed by fire. BIZ ::s
Charles Cray, 5.year-old boy, was
killed by a street car at st. Paul. .3.=,4
George n. Bard and Emil Krutzberg
were burned Ito death at Minneapolis
sunday n Is Is: z452s = 4: IL.
Hotel !. Buchanan, at Little Falls,
was destroyed by fire Saturday. Loss
100000. [: 81 . 4 . A..
State fair managers have decided
to ask the legislature for an appro.
priation of 100000. - >'s-- 81 =. +: Il. g.
The state supreme court has: sus:
tanned the validity of the Minneap-
oils wineroom ordinance - l,.-z
Aslak and Even Haldal of Neilsville.
father and son, have been adjudged
insane and removed to the asylum at
Fergus Falls: IN :::y. =. :: :
Thomas Conner, a pioneer resident
of Murray county; was - frozen to
death while returning from Currie to
his home four miles distant. =:
The state board of health has pass.
ed resolution directing all large
manufacturing, railroad and other
companies employing large numbers
of men to insist upon the successful
vaccination of heir employees.
A number of prominent Duluth men
are planning new proposition for the
consideration of the Minnesota legis-
lature relative to legislation: calculat-
ed to promote the establishment of
iron and steel industries in this state
on an extensive SCALE.
The st. Paul chamber of commerce
has adopted a report from the COM
mittee on legislature advocating the
appropriation by the state legislature
of $150,0G0 for the construction of
sanitarium in the northern part of the
state for the care of consumptives,
The state railroad commission has
notified the legal advisors of the iron
ore roads that it would not be able to
give an answer: to the. petition for a
reopening. of the rate question = for
some days.: The commission says it
has: been':too busy to>:act upon the
matter. :: -: IS: 80 :..,.
~': Alger;; Smith & Co.: are running five.
CAMPS Of about .S9}{3: men on their Du-
1uth' aand' Nqrthern.. Minnesota road
and are delivering. three train loads Of
logs: (30GO00. feet) daily. This week
they will increase another train: daily:
They are also running two camps lat
PIGEON river and will get out about
nc, 100000 feet there. - :
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
Minneapolis: Wheat,

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. %,
WHEAT-Cash. :.7734c, May: 747Sll 755o . (
July ??ss @7oAc: On Track-No. l hard
75Ac, No: I Narthern 1870; No. 2 North:
ern 1A01l%c.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
s Observation-Disclosures,

Senate defeated 1.-THE house >reso1u-
lion ton fer< asjjoiuts enlightenment eom-
rin1ttee. e Bfll:: ed TO increase
the tax. levy Of Minnsapo1is.55 ST. Pae1l
) and: Duluth 'for schoof purposes: =.
.s:. In :tneShduse Resppfi'es entative Sweet
introduced: a: bills inerea stngg:tha> pen:
|. atty for kidnap ping:%'* also intro
:duced: to create a state Board Of con-
troll. .t.:.. s%> -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
5-. r
SATURDAY, lan. II.

= =
Both houses held brief sessions but
practically no business was trans
acted. Two bills were introduced in
the house and one in the senate. The
senatorial caucus in the afternoon
caused an early adjournment.
:g Monday, Jan. 81.
Both houses held brief sessions Of
about 20 minutes, and no business OF
i:apQrtances was transacted. It was
decided - vote for the two senatorial
vacancies on tn ~day in separate ses=
sions. 4 40 -
Named by Van SAINT. b, :
.=- The governor has annointed tho
following officials: VIZ! Masterman
Still Saltwater, surveyor general Of loea
and lumber at Saltwater; q. Is. Rob.
bins bin Minneapolis, surveyor General -
logs and lumber at MINNEAPOLIS. /;
John Q Donnell, Minneapolis. state Ia !.
Dor commissioner 81 Walter Hammond
g. Paul, deputy labor commissioner: .
pr '.s Brac ken, Mime polis, member 81
the state board Of health. q
elmer H ,. Dearth has been appointed
rance commits sionterr. Is.7Tsi.='z3
5 ISL W. W. r NJ Cornell has been an
pointed s state dairy and food com
= The new fish and game
commits 60 g g ssion liz as follows s. N. Ful-2
lert tt Duluth; D. w s AIeeker, Moor
n 3 IS 8; & IS g Smith, Winona w. p
I'LL sfa irnont amprey, ST.
Paul 's#
81 q Fred s imam Of ST Paul has been
appol nted Oh inspe .'55s 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
Wednesday,. Jan. 16.

HousE-River and harbor appropriation
bill passed practically as reported by the
COMMITTEES II carries slightly less than
$60,0OOOOO. ...-)..', -. ~.
sENArE-Ak reement reached to vote on
army reorganization bill Friday Meas,
ure under consideration all day!
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
q s...8s q
WORK " Q ! K Of 6 !! J NlG 6
2 2. ~ aa'5 ; ! "a. Z; - =
Tueaday. Ian. IL.

Is SENATE Army Reorganization bill I'M.
der discussion and considerable progress
made, 4 \ Es#f i5,# &. 49, IT NJ
y, HoUsE-Twenty.six pages of the river
and harbor DILL disposed of. ;.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
Sioux: City Live Stock.

:. - Sioux CITY. IL, Jan. %.
CATTLE-Market steady to lower :.
Sales ranged at 1905 10. for :beeves,
$a00@a: ID, for COWS, bulls and mixed
!. 8.25@4.Oo for stockers and feekers, 81. Oo
@3.75 for calves and yearlings w.
HOGS-Mafket lower: Range Of prices
$517H@5.25. =,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
st. Paul Union Stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Jan. %.
HOGS-Market opened weak to shads
lower and closed steady at slight decline
Range of prices $5.25@5.a2x. ~.
+ CATTLE-Market quiet and prices
unchanged. :
Sales ranged at $45o@5.s5 for good to
choice butcher steers, So 4O@3. 30 for good
choice butcher cows and heifers, 81. 5o@
$50 for choice veals, $335@3.75 for choice
feeders. .-
SHEEP-Market active but lower.
Sales ranged at $4.5O@490 for choice
butcher lambs, s.. 6o@4.o0 for choice fat
wethers.
Receipts: Cattle $50, calves 50, sheep
4, 900, hogs 900.
Chicago Union Stock Yards.
-" -s@s CHICAGO, Jan. %.
CATTLE-Market strong to 1Oc hi9her.
Sales ranged at $5.3O@6 10 for GOOD to
prime steers, S. 5O@5.2O for poor to
medium, So 1854 60 for stockers and
feeders, g. 75@4.65 for cows and heifers
SO. 3Q@4i9 for Texas steers
ket shade lower -.
Salessranged at S: lO05'4O for mixed
and bdtthers, S525(05 40 for good t.
choice heavy, $5.10@5.20 for rough heavy,
So. 10@5.s5 Tor light, s5.25@5.35 for. bulk
Of sales. Z. -. :...-,.z.- - -
/ sSHEEP-Market steady to weak.
u Sales RANGED at s2,5O@460 for sheep,
ST. 25g5. ~ for smbs. - !, r., r. s$s5%s
Receipts: Cattle 1880, hogs $4,000,
sheep "a 0oo. - : m. So. SIX.
,. Chicago Grain: and Provisions:
@1&E.z@ LIN <& CHICAGO, Jan. 20.
! wHEAr*:- January 1870, February
7a1sc, May 70l1c.t &. ~: Id III. t*f4.s : r..
COR N--January SIC, February s7]4c,
May 3Ss55g0e39c Is 4*e s:. !. 55s 81 d
4 January ss37Sc, May $3.50. 5 53s
PORK--Januaryy sl3. Tx, May s13. 81
: FLAX-Cash No: I 81. 721<, May $1.72k.
..POuLTRY--:D Dressed turkeys S1l@0c,:
chickens 7@1Gc I, Hs3 E9 yis b ii: S
!, ), BUTTER y: i =. Creameries 4 0ao7l dairiss
,1tla@1Sc.s 81. #: : So, s
EGGS Fresh 100 SSS.,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
~ :. $ {; :: :,,h /: (
tuesday, Jan. is.

~ lieutenant ,:Governor Smith an
nouneed the e.: ;senate. :. Committees:
About Is Is, bills We're introducesA::: The
hoousees. .sassioo!a: was brief:*Fhe::
noun Cement: Of standing: committees
was the :pfin opal sbu:S1ness;4::*:=c =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
COMPLETELY ROUTED.
. British Force Defeats Eight Hundred
Beers.

London, Jan. 21.-General Kitchener
from Pretoria says Col
mel Gray, with New Zealanders and
'ushmen, have vigorously attacked
he enemy eight miles west of Ven.
ersburg, completely e routing 800
3oers.
General. Kitchener adds details of
he insignificant casualties of both
-orces and continues: -. -.
"Colville's mobile column was at
acked north Of Standerton, Jan. II
" a concentration of the enemy, who
we're driven off with severe loss Our
asualties were Is wounded and /
illed.''s.l:s& i ii.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25

A Paris1an5 Costume.
The costume represented is of poppy
colored homespun. The bolero and
skirtiare strapped with stitched bands.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
NEWS con E NsA ITO Ms
/ ~ , q
fi:wedne9d q ~. Jan. g.

Secretary Hay is again at his desk,
having practically thrown OF his recent
ailment. .< s,.>.s3 # ,..5s..z
! The Peoples bank Of livingston.
Tenn, was robbed of s., 000.n No trace
OF the burglars. s.:.. g IA. S.s. &
The Ward line steamer Vigilancia
is aground of the banks, of Los Col,
orados,+ about 100. miles westward OF
Havana. ... = r #@
9 The president has signed the bill
authorizing the placing of Congress:
man >Boutelle of Maine on the"retired
list of the navy with the rank of cap
tain. / al ~ e.. ...,sH'
Admiral Dewey is confined: 10 his
home by an attack of the grip, It
seems to be yielding treatment and
the admiral expects to be out again in
a few days. 20 w. :
Mrs. Carrie Nation Of the ". c. T.
u. who has been in jail at Wichita,
Kan, for a month, charged with
smashing saloon fixtures, has been re-
leased on bail in the sum of $780,.
~. Thursday Jan: IL.
The German ship Flcttbek, reported
ashore south of Cape Flattery, is a
complete wreck.
Johann Faber, founder of the. Fa-
Der lead pencil factory, is dead at
Nuren1burg, Germany.f
William p. Fishback, formerly edi.
tor of the St. Louis Globe Democrat,
is dead. aged y years.
William A. Clark has been elected
United States senator from Montana
to succeed Senator Carter.
The legislature Of Tennessee elected
E. W. Carmack United States senator
for the term beginning March 4, 1901
The general assembly of South Caro-
lima has unanimously elected Hon. B.
R. Tillman~ United Safes senator to
succeed himself.
The official annual statistics show
an increased death rate in Berlin for
1900 of 4 per cent as against an in
creased birth rate of 2 Taper cent.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25

The Dominion line steamer New
England; which sailed from Liverpool
for Boston; Thursday took ANOTHER
party of lacemakers bound for Zion
City, Ills They are understood to be
going out under the auspices Of John
alexander .,Dowie, the Zionist leader.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-01-25
CIEVE IAN d GETS III II
4 A. r. ENHANCEMENT. TO BE
HELD THERE. I. y

Council Of Administration Meets at
St. Louis and Decides on Time and
P'ace-Denver Is Angry at the Out.
come and May Hold Rival Meet.
Ing. ~ =.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-03
PUBLIC RECEPTION TO BISHOP
BY HIS OLD PARISHIONERS
Mechanics Hall Crowded by Numbers Of Sacred Heart
ChurCh---Addresses by Children, Adults and
PreSts---PursG of Gold Presented by
Francis P. MCKGOn

reception. Seated on the platform In
addition to the church choir were will
liam O'Connell, Michael O'Rourke, An
drew Smith, George Reidy, Francis P.
McKeon, Rev. Thomas p. Smith, Rev.
j. H. Gavin, Rev. NJ. E. Ahearn, Rev.
William h. Foley, Bishop Conaty, Rev.
Bernard S. Conaty, Rev. James j.
Donnelly, Rev. Michael Curran and
owen J. MCGEE. All priests with the
exception Of Rev. Bernard S. Conaty
and FIR. Foley were members of the Sa-
cred Heart Church under Bishop Con
atty before being vested with priestly
orders.
The opening number was singing by a
chorus of $50 voices. FIR. Foley, in his
opening address, said in part: I'm be-
half of the committee on whose Shout
ders was placed the duty of making
this gathering a success, l wish to
thank you for your presence here to-
night. You are not here to receive my
thanks. for you felt it was your duty
to be here. and YOU felt it would be an
honor for you to be here We are all
proud Of this reception, and you have
helped it by yOuI encouragement, you
have helped it by your generosity, you
have helped us by the manner in which
you took hold to help US in welcoming
an honored guest, and tonight we can
all feel that it is an honor to belong to
Sacred Heart parish.
we are proud Of our parish, and we
have a reason to be proud, as II is sec
Ond to none in the Springfield diocese
in the work of God and in the eleva-
ton of man. Much we owe to him who
founded the parish. and proud are we