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STORAGE.


STORAGE-Hoosier Transfer and Coal Co
house and safe movers; heavy hauling of ali
kinds. SIS s. Delaware St Telephone 2325.
STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company, corner East Ohio st. and Union
tracks: only first-class storage solicited. Grating
and packing Phones 725
sTORAGE-INDIANA STORAGE AND TRANS
FER CO., 1900 square feet of space fire.
proof. electric elevators. ONCE. 339 f. Washing
ton ST.; cheapest place in the city. Both Phones
2o2& LEW SHANK.
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.

SUPREME COURT.
Minutes
1860. Fred c. Boyd VS.. Logansport,
Rochester & Northern Traction Co. Cass
G. G. Appellants brief (S)
1883. Annie f. Taylor VS.. Edward Pat
ton eft al Montgomery c. G.. Transfer set
aside and cause recalled. Cause advanced.
Set aside for oral argument Jan. IA. No
tices Co.
1889. Joanna NJ Lane VS.. Edward Pat
ton ct al. Montgomery G. c. Transfer set
aside and cause recalled. Cause advanced
and set for oral argument Jan. IA. No
tices CO.
APPELLATE COURT.
New Suit
1876. Archibald NJ. Arbaugh ct al VS..
James N. Shockney. Marion 8. c. Record
Assignment of errors. Supersedeas. Brief
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Captain Hyland returned yesterday morn
ing from Muncie, bringing with him John
Tyers, bartender for ID. A. Kitley, a sa-
loon keeper at $50 East Washington street,
who is charged with robbing Kitley's safe
of $26l. When arrested Tyers possessed
sos. Kitley left his safe unlocked and
Tyers was accused of the robbery as he
left the city the same night the money
was taken. Tyers was bound over to the
grand jury yesterday morning by Judge
StubbS
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BUILDING OPERATIONS.


Indianapolis suffered loss of so per cent.
In its building operations for November as
compared with the same month OF 1901. Con-
struction News OF Chicago shows the fol-
lowing figures.
Building operations in twenty -four of
very slight increase over the correspond
ing period year ago. During the month
just closed. permits were issued In twenty
four OF the leading cities CT the country, ac-
cordinS TO special reports TO Construction
News, for 6.l32 improvements. involving
expenditure OF 81. "a. .S76 against 1888 i'm
provements. involving s2l .154. 731 year ago,
an increase Of 199 buildings and s1s7 .145 In
cost. showing gain OF .0S per cent. The
figures In detail are as follows:
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THE COURT RECORD.

CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford, Judge.
Alice Walker; assault and battery. APP
pealed from Nickerson, j. Z. Pleaded not
guilty. Jury disagreed.
NEW SUITS.
City Bond Co. VS.. Ebert z. Scovell ct
al; complaint on Improvement lien. Su-
perior Court, Room /.
Henry Schnull VS.. Robert Freund ct al. !;
judgment of $500. Superior Court, Room 2.
Birdie Davis VS.. John Davis; divorce.
Superior Court, Room e
City of Indianapolis VS.. George Brasel-
ton; violating city ordinance. Appealed
from Police Court.
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LEGAL ADvERTIsEMEHTs.

TRUSTEES SALE-Only few days more. Tho
entire fancy grocery stock and fixtures OF John
II. Anding $40 z. Wash ST.. must be Sold great
chance for Christmas: fine line imported goods,
coffees. catsup: Ice boxes. Counters
shelving. typewriter, safe; you can save money
SECURITY TRUST CO., Trustee.
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LOST.

~-~-~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~-~~->~ ~->~~~~~~~~-~~-~-~-~~~-~~
LOST-Wil the party who took blue silk UNI
brela from the balcony of English's Opera
House Friday afternoon please reti.rn the same
to Engiishs box office? No questions Will be
asked.
LOST-Lady's gold watch. Saturday afternoon.
probably between Washington st. and Egg
lish's Opera House; name. Belle Palmer" in
side. MRS. BELLE BANTA. FRANKLIN Ind
Person delivering will be paid reward
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Central Trust Company. frame, near Meridian
Central Trust Company. frame, near Meridian
street, $500.
Henry wittenherg. Orange. near Spruce street.
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sTRAYED.

STRAYED-Large tan and white st. Bernard
dog; notify or return TO ST. VISCENTS HOS
PITAL; reward
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Money TO Loan
Money for Christmas

Don't let the Christmas stockings OF your loved
ones go empty simply because you are tempor-
arily short. Come to We can help you all
them. We will loan you money. We will loan
you five dollars. ten dollars. twenty-five dollars
fifty dollars. whatever you may need Your
household goods, piano. team. fixtures OF any
other personal property will be good security.
and the goods will not be removed from your
home You have plenty OF time In which to
pay of your loan. You can have from one to
twelve months time. You can pay weekly.
monthly. quarterly. or as you may desire. You
can have the payments small that you viii not
feel them. Here are some OF the terms Of our
weekly payment plan. allowing you nifty weeks
to pay off your loan: 6oc is the weekly payment
on a $500 loan; si.2O is the weekly payment on
a $50 loan; sf.s0 is the weekly payment on {s5
loan: $40 is the weekly payment on a $4,000
loan. Other amounts at the same proportion.
We also loan money on salaries at low rates.
Courteous treatment. fair dealings. and absolute
secrecy guaranteed. Let US help you to "Mer-
ry Christmas"
INDIANA MORTGAGES LOAN coMP'NY
Established 1887. Both Phones 32S6
Room 4 LOMBARD Bldg, 241k e Wash. St
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Spiritualisnn.

THE FIRST SPTRITUALIST CHURCH-Corner
Alabama and New York SITS. Sunday services
at lo;45 a m. and 7:45 u. m. Mrs G. Gladys
Cooley. the noted medium and insprational
speaker. occupies the rostrum. Test given the
audience morning and evening. Wednesday even
ing meeting at 7:45 o'clock. Ladies' Aid social
Thursday afternoon at the church. All welcome
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REAL ESTATE-42 acres OF rich black land.
nine miles from Vincennes: yields immense
crops of corn, wheat, oats and melons; this years
corn 10000 bushels; profits 1892 s7,000 viii sell
for $4,000. taking an indianapolis residence at
$40. 600 s12.0O0 in trade inspection desired to
prove the truth of this statement Address
BROWN, Journal Office.
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wANTED-Ladies, pleasant home work during
leisure hours; s. to $40 weekly; experience un-
necessary; send stamped addressed envelope for
particulars CALUMET NOVELTY COMPANY,
3Sl4 Indiana av Chicago.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
Congregational.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH-The Temple. corner Del
aware and Tenth streets. III. C. Meserve. pas
Tor, 14l Park avenue. Sunday school. $3.50. Morn
ing service, with preaching by the pastor, l0:45.
No evening service. Seats free. Al welcome.
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600 acres-ine old estate-adjoining city SS6. 900
Every bargain. Send for descriptive list.
Address j. +. HYATT, Olney, Ill.
REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
THE SECURITY TRUST CO.,
As n. Pennsylvania St.,
Opposite Postoffice.
Must be Satisfactory site track; East 11th
ST; make offer; bargain for some one; see us
quick.
We have three or four frst-class business prop
critics in best locations no better investment
can be offered; consult us at once IL desiring to
secure highclass properties.
Tenement building in North Indianapolis; six
suites Of five and six rooms each; pays Y per
cent gross. Security Trust Co.
We have two downtown corner properties that
can be had at reasonable figures. The locations
are excellent and the outlook for quick increase
in value assured. See
THE SECURITY TRUST COMPANY,
As N Pennsylvania ST.,
Opposite Postofice
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WANTED-Two experienced statesmen; regular
and special line from factory to merchant; no
scheme; good pay. Address Box 3iS the
Journal.
WANTED-Solicitors for Indiana and other
States for speciality; big commissions; can be
handled side line Room COS, 60 Wabash av
Chicago.
WANTED-Capable salesman to cover Indiana
with staple line; high commissions with ad-
vance of 500 monthly; permanent position to
right man. JESS H. SMITH CO., Detroit. Mich
WANTED-Salesmen-We can offer attractive
contracts to reliable. energetic statesmen ac-
quainted with the lubricating oil trade. THE
CHAMPION REFINING CO., Cleveland, o.
WANTED-Iimited number wde-awake, ener-
getic travelling statesmen of good address and
all-round hustlers to sell unusually attractive
and salable line: established business; refer
ences; investigate +. r. JENNINGS, Sales
Mgr, Detroit, Mich.
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ASTROLOGER-25c. your name and BIRTH ladies'
and gentlemen: come early and avoid crowd.
past present and future revealed by the stars
Won were under Hours from a 3
q. m commencing Monday, Dec. Is. and ending
Saturday. Dec. % Those In employ during the
above hours may call from TO In the evening
Rasidonce. lbos West New York sL
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Peoples.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH-At the Propylaeum.
Services on Sunday afternoon at o'clock. DR..
Charles E. st. John. secretary of the American
Unitarian Association, will occupy the pulpit.
Topic: The Purpose and Doctrines of the Uni
tartan Church" The public is cordially in
vited. Edward A. Cantrell. pastor.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE-s5O starts a real-estate
business; s.. COO annually easily made; partic-
uars free. Address TRADERS EXCHANGE,
302 Germania Bldg, Milwaukee, Wis.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Al persons interested in
having a good income from small investment
in the Arnold Cooperative Racing Stables. from
which they will get cash income weekly, may
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY CAN SELL
YOUR BUSINESS, no matter where ii is; send
description, state price and learn how; estab-
lshed 1896 highest references Offices in IA cities
w. NJ. OSTRANDER, 14i3 N A. Bldg, Phila-
ielnhia
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RICHLAND

REAL ESTATE-For sale: Improved Illinois
farms In the famous orchard county of
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PRINTING.

ppINTING-Our fine samples OF printing will
please you; cut-rate printing. Us T. Wash 81
'Phone e7s2 Red.
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VITAL sTATIsTIcs-DEc. Is.
births.

James and Bessie Gold. 1916 Montcaim. boy.
William and Emma Higgins. 2osi East Pratt.
boy.
Stanley and Maude Wentworth. 7os West New
York. girl
James and Cora Duncan. 121 Decatur. girl
Charles and Ida Parks. 1920 Fayette girl.
William and Lettie Cook. 222S Ralston. girl
Marriage Licenses.
Robert McNaught and Nette Mayheld.
Frank Mcknight and Clara Mabel Gates.
John Parnell and Lottie Terrell
George w. Guion and Gertrude De Long
Albert O'Donnell and Daisy V. Bowman
John W. Perham and Efie Myrtle Leonard
Deaths.
Charles z Wright. five. zoe Ruth. pneumonia
Charles +. Bowersmith, ffty-four, 81 North
State, uraemic poisoning.
Paul Lester Wilmington, one, 132 North Ala
bama. inanition.
culOsis.
Elizabeth Wolfe. seventy-three. Ss4 East WASH
ingtOn. old
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CHIRoPoDIsT.
AsTROLoGER.

CHIROPODISTS-weich and wife. antiseptt
chiropodists. Room H. iss North Meridian II
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New Jerusaleu.

NEW CHURCH CHAPEL-s2s N Alabama St.
Rev Willis L. Gladish, pastor. Sunday school,
y:5o worship and sermon, ii o'clock Subject,
Taking from Him That Hath Not" Matt
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Per cent.

An analysis or the operations In some Of
Me leading cities. however. shows hand
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All advertisements inserted In these columns
are charged at the very low rate OF s cents a
Iine Blank or dash lines the same price per
line Telephone 2ss and your add. wiz be called
for.
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PRIVATE LOANS
MADE ON NEW PLAN
Any amount from So loaned
on furniture, pianos, horses. wagons,
ETC., without removal. and the same
day you ask for it, No delay.
the lowest IN the city.
Payments arranged to suit you.
VIII accept all or any part OF loan
at any time IL desired, for payments
YOU GET FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR
NO CHARGES TAKEN OUT IN ADVANCE.
Remember make no inquiries
OF your neighbors or friends,
do we publish your transaction
Our treatment is always courteous
and liberal REMEMBER, IL costs
you nothing to get rates
Positively charge unless loan Is made
PRIVATE OFFICES.
All business strictly confidential.
THE INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
AND LOAN COMPANY.
old Phone 54l. Room 10. 147 Z. Market ST.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. s2s Roanoke st.
FOR RENT-Elegant rooms, single or en- suite.
private baths steam heat, new dining room.
THE MANHATTAN, 512-522 N Meridian
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PERSONAL.

FOR TRADE-Clear vacant lots for equities.
B. CRIST. 321-2 Lemcke building.
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wANTED-sITUATION.

SITUATION WANTED-Saesman 20 years ex
perience the road. covering United States
open for engagement New Years; speciality lin
preferred; salary and commission. Addres
T J. w, care the Journal.
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Observation-Disclosures presents; watches. dia-
monds. jewelry; right prices: try our watch
and jewelry repairing. SCHERGENS. 331 East
Washington.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOh SALE-MISCELLANEO
FOR SALE-Cooking and heating stoves LEE
HARDWARE CO, 10th and Ill. SITS.
FOR SALE-Or Rent: Invalid and reclining
chairs. w. D. ALLISON CO.. 9O5 N. Alabama.
FOR SALE-Good rooming house; rooms;
good furniture; rent cheap gas and bath;
price $3.50. Address Hla f North st.
FOR SALE-One Dean, Bros duplex power
pump. Inquire w. LARUE. at the Chalfant.
corner OF Pennsylvania and Michigan streets.
FOR SALE-Piano; must sell at regardless
Of cost: grand upright; mahogany; perfect tone;
case unmarried; used six months; owner leaving
city. SIG North Alabama.
FOR SALE-Go to MINERS, opposite postoffice
for pure drugs and medicines, druggists
dries, hot and cold soda or choice candles pre-
scriptions called for and delivered.
FOR SALE-SHETLAND PONIES.
Pure-bred Shetland ponies. we'll broken. for
children's Christmas presents Write j. NJ
WESTCOTT. Richmond. Ind.
FOR sALE-Drug stock invoicing 5000: sales
s400 monthly; health poor and must sell at once;
price 5000. Address Lock Box II, West Leb-
anon. Ind.
FOR SALE-Typewriters. all standard makes;
machines rented 50 per month. Repairing
licited. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 80 Monu-
ment Place. Old Phone 2S90.
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-See list at 1s1 L. Market; ground
floor. GREGORY & APPEL
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FACTS
A CARD LIKE THIS

NOTICE
A CARD LIKE THIS
Every Sunday for year costs but s195 Der
month. The Journal want page Is profitable to
the advertiser and reader
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wANTED-HELP.

WANTED-HELP.
WANTED-s15 weekly copying letters at home
during spare hours; inclose stamp for reply.
SUNSET SUPPLY CO.. p. o. Box 572, Rochester.
n. Y.
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AUCTION SALE-0. W. McCurdy real estat
and general auettoneer. No. 24s West Wash
iugtOp.
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WANTED-To buy secondhand stoves LEE
HARDWARE CO., 10th and Ill. SITS.
WANTED-Horses to winter: reasonable rate
S. l.. MONTGOMERY, 1884 Northwestern.
New Phone $685.
WANTED-when the right parties call at 2oi3
L. 10th ST. they will thank the owners for
cheap rent and a pleasant summer residence.
Phone Black 6761.
wANTED-One hundred stage dancers for the
season; ladies or gentlemen; new beginners
wishing to learn and get a frst-class start
call PROF. RAYNO SCHOOL. 230 West Ohio
street Indianapolis.
WANTED-Person TO call on retail trade and
agents for manufacturing house. local terri
tory Salary 1910 paid weekly. and expense
money advanced Previous experience unneces-
sary' Business successful Inclose self addressed
envelope. STANDARD HOUSE. Caxton bldg
Chicago.
WANTED
III YOU have anything to buy sell trade make
that fact known through the Sunday Journal
want ads. You viii get the desired results.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-FARMS.
FOR SALE-140 acres; little timber; good soil:
five miles from Ashley. Ill. fair improvements;
bargain at $500, strictly net; part time. Write
MRS. j. NJ DURHAM, Rural Route 4.
REAL ESTATE-l6O acres. 20 miles from city;
good land; well improved nearly all level; good
water; gravel roads; 1is miles from market; free
gas, mail delivery, telephone: this desirable farm
for $50 per acre: one-half cash. balance time:
possession March 1. 1903. HANDY & BAKER,
401 Lemcke building.
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DAYLIGHT PRISMS
MAKE DARK ROOMS LIGHT
Wonderful Results Accomplished.
The Builders Supply Co.,
Si2 East Washington st.

NOTICE.
NOTICE-See John A. Smith about by buying
farms, large or small 50 Ingalls, Block.
NOTICE ROLLYN HAWKINS, Heating and
Ventating Expert. Sick furnaces and steam
heaters overhauled and made to heat. Telephone
for references. I14-ll6 Virginia
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WANTED-f you want a paying occupation
read advertisement under Business Oppor-
tunities." headed Work with Us years and
you'll be independent"
WANTED-Traveling salesman to carry our side
line to general stores and kindred trades sam
pies weigh ounces. fit coat pocket and easily
earns 81 900 year commission. Write for par
ticulars the STANDARD RING CO., SC La Sale
St, Chicago, Ill.
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LAUNDRY.
UNION COOPERATIVE LAUNDRY-Nos 2se-
23s Virginia av. Phone 1269.
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Deaths.



BUSCHMANN-Paul Hooker son OF Charles L
and Grace c. Buschmann. Dec. IL. lsoz, aged
eleven weeks. Funeral Monday afternoon al
o. clock from residence. 2oSs North Alabama
street. Burial private.
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instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m Dec 13. 1902. fur
nIshed by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company, No l27 East Market street. Both tele-
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wANTED-BOARDER
wANTED-Two boarders; frst-clas3 board; CEN
trally located. 1l9 f. Vermont.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-01-18
THE ROMAN coNsIsToRY.
Proposed Canonization of Christie
pher Columbus Not Revived.

The Roman correspondent of the
New York Freemans Journal presents
an interesting account of the recent
consistory of the sacred college early
in December last reviewing. among
other things, the papal allOcution in
which the Holy Father dwells forcibly
on the indssolubility of the sacrament
of matrimony 1t appears, also, that
at least 80 percent of the bishops
newly made for the English speaking
world are men of Irish blood OF an
other interesting topic the correspon-
dent says:
One of the most interesting of can
onization processes advanced another
step toward completion when His Em-
nence Cardinal Parocchi, postulator of
the cause. presided in the Cancelleria
over a meeting of the sacred Congre-
cation of rites. to discuss the heroism
of the virtues of the venerable servant
of God, Joan of Are. In few weeks
from now a solemn decree win be is
sued, declaring that the Church has
raised the Maid of Orleans to her al
tars under the title of blessed. AT
least ten years must elapse before the
final decree pronouncing her canoniza-
tion can he issued. Sometimes the in
terval between the beatification and
the canonization of a saint runs into
the centuries. for the Church is very
careful and has no need TO be in a
hurry. but i'm the present case it is
almost certain that the process viii be
crowned within the briefest possible
time, as all the difficulties in the ease
have disappeared, while the hierarchy
anG the faithful of France have TAX
en- up the matter with the utmost |
zeal.
Speaking about canonization reminds
your correspondent that one case which |
would be intensely interesting to AM |
erican Catholics seems to have met |
with mysterious blight. AT the time |
of the Vatican council a large number |
of prelates from all parts of the world |
drew up petition to the Holy Father
Plus TX. begging him to introduce the
cause of canonization of Christopher !
Columbus. Shortly before that time !
book was written by a Frenchn1ar /
with the view of proving the eminent I
sanctity of the discoverer OF America. |
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-01-18
number who cause the Mohammedan to
point the finger of scorn and cry fool"
THE LIQUER BENEDICTINE.
Slander That 1t Is Distilled By
Monks Exposed.
THE LIQUER

Z. Joseph Sittenhauser, O. 5. &, il
st. Louis Review: As promised in my
letter to the Review of Oct. Il, 1901, ]
endeavored to find out the truth about
the liqueur benedictine.
Rev. Louis Charon, 0. S. B., in re-
ply to a letter of inquiry, writes from
Paris as follows: The liqueur bene-
dictine has never been made by monks.
! The secret of making it was discovered
I by druggist who at first started on
| small scale. But as the sale of the
! liquor increased rapidly, he bought the
ruins of the old Benedictine abbey at
: Fecamp. He turned this dilapidated
structure into distillery and called
/ his liquor benedictine. Intelligent peo-
! pie are well aware that the monks
nave not, and never had, anything to
do with it,
\ bookseller at Paris sent me ar
/ ticles from two encyclopedias. The
writer of the article "Benedictine' in
La Grande Encyclopedia mentions the
1act that the liquor is made in the
Old monastic buildings at Fecamp.
Ihough this is obviously the reason
why ii is called benedictine, this writer
goes out of his way to give the monks
dig. He suggests that the manu-
lacturer, wishing to recommend his
liquors to epicures, called it by the
name of an order whose members. he
would make believe, are known as
nigh llVerS. He concludes by Saving:
No bottle is sent out without bear
ing the seal of the priory, who has no
existence This speculation, original
In its form, seems to enjoy the public
favor
"Nouveau Larousse," new edition
OF the "Grande DiCtionnaire Universal
du l9, steele" does not say a word
about the Benedictines who erected
the original buildings which modern
enterprise has changed into distil-
lery. 1t explains the use of the name
benedictine for the liquor made at
Fecamp as an endeayor on the part of
the manufacturer to enter into COM
petition with the liqueur chartreuse.
Inus it is evident that the liqueur
benedictine has nothing in common but |
lhe name with the French, or any |
other, Benedictines. This name is due |
to the fact that the place of manufac |
ture at Fecamp mad formerly been a |
Benedictine monastery.
considering this fact, the question |
naturally suggests itself: How did the
SANDER originate that the French Ben
solounes derived yearly profit of |
,OOO,OO0 francs from the manufacture
IF this liquor; that Pope Leo com
oelled them to build the Benedictine
University, st. Anselmo in Rome, at
he cost of 1900. 900 francs; that thew
must contribute 100000 year toward
is support? These are inventions pure
md simple. The originator is a liar
Who certainly lied for purpose. As
he lie was circulated just previous to
he enactment of the Associations
avs it IS not difficult to guess its
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-01-18
Warrior Priest Dead

kalamazoo. Mich, Jan. 13-The bur
ial of Father Joseph Ebert. of the local
Deanery, marked the close Of a roman
tic career. Once a dashing Bavarian
army officer, Father Ebert renounced
war and became a priest. Father Ebert
was born in Wallerstein Bavaria. i'm
1S49. He studied theology and philos-
ophy in Munich. In 1866 ne entered
the Bavarian army during the war with
Austria, and for bravery was promoted
to the rank of captain. In 1869 he be
came papal XOuaye. Soon after this
he deserted army life altogether and
became priest. being appointed chap
lain of st. Peters in Rome. Aftervard
he was sent as a missionary to this
country and officiated in the diocese
of Detroit. While in Michigan one of
his offices was the editing of a Ger
man Catholic paDer