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TURNED LOOSE.
Eight Prisoners Play to Luck In Police
Court.

Judge Dlehl tempered his justice
with mercy at the regular session Of
the police court this morning. Eight
prisoners We're brought out OF the IAN
and one and all were turned loose. dye
under suspended sentences and three
dismissed, They were: Thos. Morrisy.
drunk and vagrancy: Pat Welsh,
drunk; A. Yolkman. n. Cole and G.
Barker, trespass, sentence suspended
J, r. Hoffman, Charles Robbins ard
Oliver Hamilton. vagrancy. the first
two cases being dismissed and in the
case against Hamilton there was no
complaint
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FORT HALL LANDS.
Asst, Land Commissioner Files His
Report on Their Sale.
Especial 10 Tho oNews.p ..

tSpecial 10 the 'NeWsD
Washington, d, c., Aug. 9O.--Asst.
land Commissioner Richards, who hal
charge Of the sale Of lands at Pocatello.
Idaho, on July II last, has submitted
his report to the secretary OF the IN
terror He states that out OF 1905
tracts 50 were sold for S4s.337 which
had on them unsold Indian improve
nents valued at si,276, The tracts sold
were those on whom there were Indian
Improvements or those which could be
irrigated and for which water sup.
~ was available. That no sale was
made of very large portions Of the land
- due to It's character and the fact
tAat the minimum price, Sl.l0 an acre.
vas considered too high. A large pre-
PORTION is III only for grazing pur.
poses.
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/ failure to support The parties were
married in Eureka in April, 1895. Mrs.
Laber asks TO be awarded the custody
OF their two minor children and also
mat she be restored TO her maldei,
name Of Rosa b. Kerwln.
Mary u, Van Blarcom today filed suit
Tor separate maintenance against her
husband, William d. Van BlarcOm. ask.
Ing that defendant be compelled TO pa,
her $40 per week for her support and
also a reasonable attorneys fee and
costs of this action.
Mrs. Van Blarcom alleges that she
was married to defendant In New York
on March 3, 1888, and that he baA
deserted her and refuses 10 provide her
with the common necessarles of life
although capable Of doing so. he being
employed at a salary Of at least $40 Der
week.
A. b. Farley today filed suit in the
district court against Joseph HOUSE IN
collect N.OoO as damages for a breach
OF contract In connection with the con.
struction Of two brick dwellings on Sec.
ond South street, between Seventh ana
Eighth East streets II is alleged that
defendant, for whom the houses were
constructed by plaintiff, agreed 10 fur.
nish materials for the same In such n
manner as not 10 delay the Contractor
plaintiff herein, In his work. This. n
is alleged, the defendant failed 10 do.
but caused plaintiff great DELAY In The
SAID work causing him 10 lose other
of $1,000. ''N sun"
Anna b. Taylor was today granted a |
divorce from Harry TAYLOR on the |
port. W ''P-
Judge Stewart today rendered a de.
cree OF foreclosure IN favor OF Main.
lln IN the case OF Glen r. Boutwell, va
Mathew Grennan and wife. Tbe
amount OF the judgment Is 1862 and the
property foreclosed Is described "a mart
81 lots 26. 81, rs and 20, block i civ
Park subdivision. ="
Judge Stewart today granted raura
schwartz a divorce from IsaAore
schwartz on the grounds OF cruelty 40.
'erton and failure TO support Thu
parties were married in New York on
october Is, 1870. and Schwartz desartsd
'is wife on June Is. 1895.
Upon motion OF plaintiffs attorney
Judge Stewart today dismissed the case
i the Merchants Protective assocIas
ION vs. the United Brotherhood OF Rail.
way Employees The action was brongb,
o collect Sl4So.SO on two assigned ae.
cunts 1 w
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POPULAR ORDER.

Judge Diehl announced this morn.
ing that henceforih there would be no
morning session Of court on Saturday
The change will be welcomed by ,bo
officers, as heretofore those men who
we're on me night shifts were com
PEELED TO lose their sleep in the morn
ing when an arrest had been made h,
them then In order to be in court to ,ss.
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LATE Locals.

Col. Matt Dougherty's Oldest child
mas been very III with dlphtheria. but
Is now convalescent.
Tomorrow's y. NJ. C. A. meeting Will
p addressed by Rev. Koepsel OF the
lin Methodist church,
Mrs a. D. Moffat, her son Dale. and
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Patrick returned
from Butte yesterday morning,
Mrs. r. j. Glendlnning leaves Mon.
DAY for New York on two months
VISIT with her parents at the Waldorf
Astoria.
Auditor Reiser Is today payIng the
SALARIES Of the city officials council.
men, bremen and policemen. the total
amount Of the payrools being sio.Oos
Architects Headlund & Co. are com.
pieting plans for six room brick cot
'age to cost 1850 for Edward Blustt
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DESERTER ARRESTED.

Detective Gillespie this morning
brought into police headquarters a
hard-looking individual, on suspicion OF
being q deserter by the name OF Hughes
from company A, Twelfth infantry. al
Fort Douglas, some time ago. The
young man practically admitted that he
was an ex-soldler. and gave the name
OF Sweeny. Despite sulphurous obiec.
tions on his part he was locked W.
pending investigation.
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.

The committee no markets. OF the
city council, decided last evening IA
recommend the confirmation OF chas
II. Gates who was appointed city
poundkeeper by Mayor Thompson
Wednesday night.
The appointment OF NJ. Kast as a
member OF the fire department was rec.
commended to the council for connrma.
ton by the committee on fire depart.
ment.
The committee on Jordan canal and
Irrigation decided TO recommend that
Street Supervisor Conde investigate
the complaint OF various residents OF
the Fifth precinct that they were not
getting enough lrrlgating water. Also
TO report the amount OF water coming
into the city through the canal and how
II Is distributed.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
STAKE CONFERENCE,

STAKE CONFERENCE,
The stake conference OF the Salt Lake
Stake OF Zion viii convene Sunday,
Sept. IA, 1902, at 10 o'clock a. m, in
the Assembly hall. and at and p.
M, In the Tabernacle. The Bishops,
presidents OF quorums and OF the aux
hilary organizations VIII please take
nollce. and govern themselves accord
lngly, II Is desired that the Bishops
Of the stake will make the announce
inent In their ward meetings.
ANGUS NJ. CANNON,
JOSEPH e. TAYLOR,
CHARLES w. PENROSE,
Stake Presidency.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE
The annual conference OF the Sun
day schools of the Salt Lake Stake
will be held In the Tabernacle. Sunday,
Aug. 81, at 10 a. m. and p, m, The
doors Of the Tabernacle Will be open
at 9;l5 a. M, the schools being reeeIv-
ed and seated in the order OF their
arrival, All schools located, east Of
Main street, Will enter by the east AMI
south gates, and all west of NAH
street by the north and west gates. A,
the morning session the schools will
occupy the entire lower floor Of the
Tabernacle, the general public taking
seats IN the gallery At the afternoon
session the schools will not be present
in a body, all the officers, teachers and
members attending being seated with
the general assembly, The tabernacle
choir win furnish the singing at the
afternoon meeting and addresses will
be delivered by members Of the stake
presidency. and general board Of the
Ieseret Sunday School Union. Bishops
und counselors are invited 10 occupy
their usual seats at the morning ses-
sion JOSIAH BURROWS,
WILLARD c. BURTON,
CHARLES y. FELT,
Stake Superintendency
JOSEPH V. SMITH,
Stake Secretary.
JORDAN PRIESTHOOD MEETING.
The regular monthly Priesthood meet
ing Of the Jordan stake viii be held at
Sandy Saturday Sept. 6, at o'clock p.
m, II Is especially requested that
Bishops and their counselors and clerks
Of wards be in attendance, as some
special business VIII be attended TO.
NlELS LIND. Clerk Of Stake.
The regular meeting OF the Twenty
third quorum of Seventy will be held In
the Seventh ward meeting house on
Monday evening, Sept s, on account OF
he first Monday being Labor Day.
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SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.
Little Addison McCurtain Receives a
Bullet In the Abdomen.

Addison, the little son Of Dr. Nc
Curtain Of $50 II street was seriously
wounded last evening while out hunt
Ing In Little Cottonwood Canyon. The
gun doing the mischief was a 22-caliber
rlne, which the boy was carrying In
quest OF small game. 1t was acct
aentally. discharged, the ball lodging
In the abdomen, The unfortunate lad
was taken by his companions to Sandy
where he was given the hest OF care by
Dr. Robinson 1t is feared that owing
to the nature Of the wound the acct
dent may prove fatal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
ORDERED 10 FORT DOUGLAS
Maj. J. B. Gilman, Surgeon Now at
West Point, VIII Come,

Washington, D, c., Aug. 3O.--MaJ. Jas.
II. Gilman, surgeon now at West
Point, has been ordered TO Fort Douglas
for duty relieving Mai Henry Hoyt,
surgeon OF volunteers.
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DIED.

HUBER. this city, corner Of ~
enth South and Thirteenth "a,
Aug, 20, 1902, Annie Huber, we
Simon Huber, aged IS years A''"
OF Germany.
Funeral services will be held sllna1
AT 2 p, m. from the family resiasr
Friends are invited 70 attend la'"
ment In Mt. Oliyet cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
POCATELLo GETS FREE:DELIyERY
Especial 10 The News -,

washington, ID. c., Aug. so.-Free
delivery service VIII be established on
December ! at Pocatello, Ida, with two
carriers and one substitute carrier ana
u street letter boxes. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30

MISS Laura Doy 00Coumha street. East, Detroit Mch wri
"feruna saved me from operation spring after had
SUFFERED or seventeen months with pains bowels
Inc DOCTORS claimed that nothing but operation would helm
me- hearo OF me wonderful of Peruna and decided
give trial. and to great joy Hound pain decreased
rom week to week until nine bottles used then the pain
iofay disappeared leaving general health much now
have great faith In Peruua" MISS LARA DOTY
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TUESDAY,

1000 a. m. Opening service, "Quiet
Hour" Prof ]. A. Smith, Ogden.
1890. Calling to order by moderator,
Prof. j, A. Smith, Appointment Of
committees on enrolment and NOM
nation. Reading OF church letters
and statistical reports.
Ills. Annual sermon, Pastor 0. c.
Wright, Ogden. Announcements.
Adjournment.
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COURT NOTES.

Rose Is, Laber has commenced suit
ior divorce. against her husband, John
Laoer on the grounds OF dssertion ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
JUNCTION CITY NEWS.
Burglary Case. Lecture, Engagement,
Funeral and Banquet.
Especial TO the oNews."l

Especial to the "News.")
Ogden, Utah, Aug. SO.-Buck Brad.
ford, who was arrested on the charge
OF burglarizlng a Southern Pacific
freight car was arralgned before Judge
Howell this morning. He waived ex.
animation and was bound over 10 the
district court in the sum Of $500. This
he could not secure and was turned
over TO the sheriff.
MISS MINT WILL LECTURE
Miss Mint OF the National Liberal
Arts and Science league OF Phlladelphla
viii stop at Ogden on here return trim
from Yellowstone park. During her
solourn here she VIII deliver an IN.
formal talk al Lester park on art ana
science on Tuesday evening. Sent a,
S o'clock, TO which all interested are
Invited Miss Mint Is recognized
throughout the United States as one ~
tne most able instructors on the sub.
jects named.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
The engagement OF Miss Flaano,
Agnes Charnett to Mr.. John Edward
Creason Of Honolulu. IS announced bv
the lady's parents. the marriage wifi
take place IN the near future.
FUNERAL OF MRS. SHAW.
The funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs. Nineita Shaw were held al no
o'clock this morning az the former reel.
dence OF deceased on Washington
avenue. A large concourse OF frIends
were present Rev. Womer OF ,hs
Methodist church oihclated and mads
some very appropriate and touching no
marks upon the life OF the deceased
and encouraged all TO look forward
with hope OF the lie beyond. Ths
horal tributes were numerous and
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Pelvic CatarrlI

beautiful The funeral cortege was half
a mile In length and the interment was
in the Ogden city cemetery.
TO BANQUET ECCLEs.
Preparations are being made for an
elaborate banquet In honor of Hon
David Eccles by number of his busi-
ness friends and associates and Weber
club. Mr. Ecces extensive interests IN
Ogden and the much good he has done
the city In the past,hls friends think en-
title him to the courtesy TO be extended.
The banquet will take place In about
two weeks.
p. o. HOURS FOR LABOR DAY.
The ogden postoffice hours for Mon
day (Labor day. are from Q to 10
o'clock a. m. One delivery by carriers.
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SECOND DIVISION

Marshal NJ. II. Desmond.
Aaids d, NJ. Cederstrom. Il. Ander-
son.
Second division will form on Second
South street. right resting on West
Temple.
Christensen's Band.
Brotherhood Of Carpenters.
Amalgamated Carpenters.
Brewers.
Brewery Workers.
Beer Bottlers.
Electrical Worker
Building Laborers.
Boiler Makers.
Painters and Decorators.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30

Rope climbing contest. 400 200
Tug of war;. =. q. ..,...10.00 500
Bicycle road race from
Bountlful to Lagoon. 100 300 zoo
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HEWLETT BROS. CO.,
SALT LAKE CITY.
THE UTAH BAPTlSTS
VIII Meet In State Convention Three
Days Of Next Week.

The nineteenth annual meeting OF the
Utah Baptist state convention, former
ly the Utah Baptist association, viii
be held in the First Baptist church OF
this city corner Of Second South and
Second West streets, on Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday. Sept. 2, 8 and 4.
The opening session will be at IS H. m.
Following Is the program 10 be rem
dered, all the sessions being public:
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:i5 p m. Devotional service, Mrs. c.
w Nlcholls. Thistle.


10 p. m. Devotional service, Mrs. C,
W. Nichols, Thistle.
'Oc REPORTS Of committees on enroll
ment and nominations. Reports of
standing committees: State work,
Pastor Barnett, discussion led by
General Missionary Bruce Kinney.
Home missions, Pastor ID. A. Brown;
discussion led by Gen. Supt. N. b.
Ralrden, DID. Foreign missions,
Deacon Corser, discussion led by
Pastor Barnett. Systematic beneh-
cence, Pastor Andrews: discussion
led by Pastor Chapman. Report of
committee on constitution for Utah
Baptist state convention Pastor
Chapman. Discussion and adoption.
Election OF officers. Adjournment.
1870 p. m. Service Of song, conducted
by Pastor Washington. Salt Lake
City
Sis. Address by General Missionary
Bruce Kinney, Salt Lake City.
Hymn
Address by n. b. Ralrden, DID,,
Omaha, Neb.
Offering. Announcements. Adj
journment.
WEDNESDAY.
Young peoples program
WV a. m. Devotional meeting led by
Miss Bertha Moore, Salt Lake City.
s'l5. Report Of committee on enroll
ment
1920. Report Of committee on nomlna.
lions AMI election Of officers.
s'2g, Election OF officers.
si4A Reports from societies.
1000 Address, THAT Man Yonder."
Pastor o. c. Wright, Ogden.
lO;1. Address. General Work for
Christian Young People" Miss
Maud Ditmars, Sprlngvlle.
lo;49. Address. THE Successful Young
Peoples Society" Miss Clara May.
hew, Provo
ll'l9. Our Obligations to Missions"
Miss L. +, Parsons, East Side Salt
Lake City.
ll;Sc. Address, distinctive Work Of
me b. Y, p. IT," Pastor Henry
Clark sallda, Colo. Announce
ments.
S:Vo p M Devotional service, Miss p.
AaNNndHi pear river.
Z'la' Doctrinal sermon, Pastor +. Bar
nett Salt Lake City.
Womens societies, Mrs. F. Barnett
president "V'''
2.4J Hymn.
reading OF the Scripture and
prayer
Appointment OF nominating COM
mttee.
Report OF secretary and treasurer.
Report OF mission circles.
report OF nominating committee
and election OF officers.
song, by ladies' OF Calvary church
Address, Work In the Training
School" by Miss Clara A, Nav,
hew, Provo.
song, by ladies Of Calvary church
ADDRESS, Field Work Of the Train.
ing School" by Miss r. Maud
Dltmars; Springville.
address, Work Of the w. b. +. NJ
5. OF the West"
Missionary Offering.
singing by congregation. An.
nouncements.
80 p, m. Service Of song led hv pas,o.
u
w. Address, THE Work OF Forelgn
Missions Pastor c. w. Nichols
HYMN.
Address by 7. l.. Ketman. District
secretary A. b. P. s.. Chicago,
Offering Announcements. Ad-
journment.
THURSDAY.
10 a, m. "Quiet Hour" service Mrs
Andrews. Murray.
~. Written three minute renorts
dents. PS''''e"-
rs. Address.
100, Address. 1.-THE Model s. 8. suner. q
mtendent" Ben Corum, Salt Iake /,
City. Discussion. LAW
~. Address. 1.-THE Model g. s /" AtIss
Clara Mayhem, Provo. DlscussIop
w. Announcements Adjournrnen,
% p m. Devotional service, Mrs. D.
A. Brown. Salt Lake City. h
y. Reports OF committees I-,en. Is
ished business. S''''"'
Reading OF minutes. Closing 70. h
marks by the moderator. Renea,c 4
ton. N"euic- Il
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Nothing
Tastes Good

And eating is simply perfume.
tory - done because il must be.
This is the common complaint of
the dyspeptic.
If eating sparingly would cure
dyspepsia, few would suffer from
it long.
The only way to cure dyspepsia,
which Is difficult digestion, is to
give yigor and tone to the stomach
and the whole digestive system.
Hoods Saraparilla cured the niece Of
Frank Fay ioe y. St. South Boston. Mass.
who writes that she had been great sufferer
from dyspepsia f0r six years; hal been with.
ont appetite and had been troubled with soDr
stomach aud headache. She had tried many
other medicines IN vain. Two bottles OF
Hoods Sarssparilla made her well.
Hoods CarsdpdriHa
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Don't wait till you are
worse, bGl bny a bottle today.
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LABOR WILL Be
KING ON MONDAY
Big Parade Of TOlIers Begins
Promptly at 10 o'clock a. m.
ORDER OF MARCHING COLUMN
VIII be Five Divisions in Line Prizes
For Heat Showing Program at
Lagoon IN the Afternoon.

Next Monday IL Labor day, q legal
holiday, and the banks will be closed
and the postofilce win observe the usu-
al holiday hours. The day viii be APP
proprlately celebrated by fine parade
Of the labor organizations, which Will
begin at 10 a. M. after the following
order
Officers Of the day.
Grand Marshal, Robert @. Sleater.
Chief, aid. r. Il, Curry.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal Il. J. Bohe.
Aids II. II. Mcintyre, Carl Osthy.
First division viii form on Third
South street, right resting on West
Temple.
Platoon Of Police.
Fire Department.
Grand Marshal and chief aid.
Twelfth u. s. infantry Band.
Utah Federation OF Labor.
Building ades Council.
Typographical Union.
Cigar Makers Union
Iron Mouders
Plumbers.
Sheet and Metal Workers
Tailors.
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Mrs. Florence Atkins, 922 Forsythe
street, Toledo, o., writes: "I am TODAY
cured OF that dreadful disease wrote
to you about when | asked your advice
at once began taking Peruna and Man.
alln and have just finished the NTH bot.
tie. II has cured me of leucorrhma. /
had the trouble for nine months and
had given up hope Of ever being strong
again. lcannot tell how happy / feel,
but you will know. | never heard OF
such medicine. 1t is the only medicine
on earth. l will always keep Peruna in
my house. 30
al cannot find anything to talk abeut
from morning TIL night but Peruna.
was q sick woman when / first wrote
you. 1 have bright, clear color now,
and am altogether we'll woman.
~ think leucorrhea Is the worst OF
female diseases, for l suffered all sorts
OF pains. thought at first that had
liberation OF the womb, and Peruna
has cured me. I am now o sound
woman.
"Peruna is the best friend ever had
on this earth-it must be praised-it
cured me-"
MRS. FLORENCE ATKINS.
Pelvic Catarrh.
Catarrh Is a very frequent cause Of
that class of diseases popularity known
Us female weakness. Catarrh OF the
pelvic organs produce such a variety OF
disagreeable and irritating symptoms
that many people-in fact, the majority
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Too Late for Classification
LOST.

ONE BAY PACING HORSE MIS-
halter on. Return to Jockey Cuo stapla
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10 o'clock and the remainder Of the day
was Fpcut iu nieasureahle pastiIncs There
was dancing and nshiuE ana bathing ADD
~ ihe AFTERNOON g4mc 90 p1l was played
between 'scrup' team frcn thr college
and team made ~ ~ the cream of ~
folte hnii PLAYERS TIE IA rofis beys
won The game 30 wuik. the score beins
~ 90 o.
E,freshments mere served during the day
ty Irof Atwood, ali the fice cream So
la Porte being bought M. IN addit on t.
the Zee cream there was amy uumurf az
cthcr dishes. substantial 10 a degree aad
fcil>hed as 0ulg . hungry plcknicser Knows
how After most pleasant dag ;h- rc
tlr1 journey WAS CONNIE ucea. Houston be-
ing reached at s O'Clock.
Prof Atwood desires 90 ihar' tho reuole
~ IA Porte for many roartc I extended
ana the cNcrr.laltsts ID ta4u ARE ter
complimentary m tasir remarks OF Prot
out-inc
Nre r J Atwood pr.uci.al n, the Iious.
Eqn huarr- Iieu. cIsrel,0 car from
tip Massey Nrslnces college and gave haf
pupils al Yui4E go Ii Porto vest ldsy
The ear was crowded wien more than lla
rcrtr- Including tae Nttlc 0les and the.r
patfAfs. re .hi!drtn speat a very pleas
tIf d1N WHHir- in che BAY. niaginz
sElAes otc sna most OF t1rm we're slceu-
ii. ..aAHF N-tu Houston NH. reached
az p N alr~. Atwood deserves mlra
credit Tor tlt successful rUy 81 ,rslch she
hts -laFHrrI f.e E.udcrga fu. d uu!n.
Der or yeats past
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PAULIST FATHERS RECEPTION.

~ each iudiv.aua. Last night taey on.
rolled the nallss ~ al VINO promised to ~
tend 80 'astu"tsu class whith Father
Hea,y Will conduct st $50 O'Clock each
evening ~ urNt week. AN u1H-Catholics
no desire f0r aAy reason whatever 10
lamelIar.He themselves Systematically with
Catholic doctrine are cordially urged -
attend tD-s class
lac class WIZ adjourn each evening 'r
tm" Tor mo sermon in the church. The
sermons this wces Will deal with moral
-ullec.S. in distinction from the doctrina.
subjects ~ the past week They will
include SIN. death, Judgment the Christian
ismiir, temperance and Divine mercy Tho
services begin each evening az 7:45 O cloek
with recitation Of the rosary Non Cath
oilcs are invited TO these sermons
Ihcre viii be- mass ana n sermon every
morning during the week az i crlorE ana
~ $50 o'clock. The early mass and serfnan
viii he over az $50 o'clock. so tast aU
who have 70 be at work hv o'rIorE win
have abundant time. These gergIra. are
especially Intended 20 prepare CathoyT-d
FOR tho sacrameuis. but non Catholic- viii
be welcomed also
Today Father Handy breaches ai thr 1880
o clock high mass on the "Blss-aI virgin ="
There viii be 40 evreprlonHliv beautiful
program Of music at this mass Fatart
Handy closes the course OF lectures 90
nou-Catholes tonight with the tonic
why / Am a catholic
Father He1iv Will preach az 10 O'Clock
this afternoon, opening tho mission for
'a'lolcs which continues through this
week.