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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-11-04

Women's Black Cotton Stockings.
regular zoe sort for .. 0c
Women's Black Cotton Stockings,
worth 22 and 25c for ..... I5c
Women's Fine Maco Cotton Stock
ings, worth SOC and 65c, also
Cashmere Hose, all at. 39c
Women's Tan Cotton Stockings, IRE.
spective of what they were worth are all
to go at dozen pairs.
Children's Cotton and Cashmere
Stockings zoe for ............ ljC
Boys Heavy Bicycle Stockings
worth Csc. all to go at ......., I2ic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
Arkansas Fruit GROWING.

The situation in Arkansas is hard
ly less interesting than in Maryland.
We have not been used to think os
Arkansas as a great fruit state, but
she has now more peach trees than
the great peach state OF Maryland.
and more than four times as many
apple trees as the great apple state
Of Massachusetts. Every line of fruit
growing has shown a great increase
in the last ten years, the principal
crops having grown in area as fol-
lows: APPLES, 2bi per cent; peaches.
IS per cent: pears, GIG per cent:
plums, l75 per cent These last two
figures show the prevalence of theKaf-
ft pear and the japanese plums again.
We can see, however, very plainly.
that we have to reckon with the great
southwest states in the fruit market
Tho County Gentleman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
NOT IN THE TRUST
NATIONAL REFINING COMPANY,
OF CLEVELAND,
Will Erect $50, 600 Warehouse at Pine
Bluff and Go Against the
Standard.

Mr.. W.B. Holly, representative Of
the General Oil company, of Mem
PMS, Tenn, the jobbers in this terri
tory Of the National Refining com
pany, Of Cleveland, Ohio. is in the
city today in the interest Of his
house.
The Memphis esta blishment is a
aew branch Of the refining company
and is pushing out into new terri
tory.
Mr. Holly stated to a CIR, pl.ic rep
gesentatiye tha1 1t a very reat G25e
his company would commence Tic
erection cf s2G.G00 building ara
Warehouse in Pine Bluff 50 as to com
pete with the STANDARD Oil company
in the territory tributary to Pine
Bluft the National. Refining company
advertising that they are not in the
"gol-darned" truat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
bR0A Z HIS PROMISE
GOV DAVIS REFUSED TO GRANT
\ PARDON
X
To Kemp Te'eys Negro Notuith.
standing Kemp Produced Trans
portaton to Boston.

GOV. Davis went back ON his prom
ise to Kemp Toney to pardon E.ueien
Almstron, a negro If M. Toaey
would provide transportation for Arm
strong to Boston. Mass.
Mr. Toney bought the ticket at a
cost of $34. and went to Little Rock
and presented the ticket to Coy Da
Wis, asking the pardon of Armstrcne
according to promise.
The governor. however, refused te
grant the pardon. but added another
condition to the pardon to the eject
that the attorney would pay the ex.
penses of a dcpuy to accompany the
negro TO Massachusetts,, as he dCSlr
cd to know that the condition nad
been complied with
1t is not likely that Gov. Gov. Da' Is
viii pardon many negroes for cooni
zatOn III Massachusetts, as it Wonld
cost over 500 each to set them tt
Boston
OF course Gov. Davis had III :dea
OF pardonins every negro who was
provided with transportation t. Bos
ton. He was seeking only ehaap re
toriety, which he has secured anI Sc
far as JET is concerned the incident
may drop, as he has gained ainut II
it is possible fer him u gain f. m it
Then il is getting about time 10 Jeff
10 spring something new.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
Fits Eacker Is Disuusted.

Hot Springs, Ark, May 19,-Jack
Carson, the wealthy st. Louis insuf-
ance man who has offered to back
Bob Fitzsimnons for $4,000 against
Jim Jcifries has sent word to his
representatives in this city from ONE
ha to the effect that he has about
abandoned all nope of getting Jeffriea
to cover his money and this leads
many to believe that Jeff does not
seem to think his chances are good
enough to warrant him to place that
much money on the result of the fight,
and that he is not as confident OF
beating Fitz as he would lead the
public to believe. Jeff's talk of want
ing to bet S25,000 that he wcnld
knock Fitzsimmons block off wker
they met in the ring must have beeg
a sort of four-fush Mr.. Carson has
considerable money to spare and he
is sincere in his belief that Fitz will
win and is satisfied to back his judg.
ment with good hard dollars of the
realm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
LITTLE LEFT OF C0N5uLATES.
Commander CT Cincinnati Explores
Ruins at ST. Pierre.

WashiA4t IN May t9-Tbe navy de.
paltme HI received The fellaWin9 cable
dispatch from Commander Mclean.
of the Cincinnati, dated May Il, at
San Lucia:
"Exeitement Martnique calming
down. Many refugees not destitute
or starving, hut Frightened by ap-
palling disaster at St Pierre and
grave but .ess serious damage in
more northern portion of island, were
leaving Cor estates and sections
which had not suffered. Many cases
Of pillasins i'll those districts. Coy
eminent taking action to stop it.
In some northern districts mary
cattle may die because Of volcanic
dust over vegetation. A few good
rains would cure much of this condi-
ton.
To-day visited and explored ruins
of the United States and British con-
sulates at st. Pierre Found in some
portions charred remains of bodies.
Potomac returned to Fort de
France. Reports disaster at St.
Vincent very serious, and in some re-
spects worse than in Martinique
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
ADMIRAL SIMPSONS WILL.
Entire Estate Valued at s22, SOONEST
Of It for Widow.

Washington, May 19-The will of
the late Admiral w. T. Sampson wa:
fled Saturday. Ii leaves everything
to the widow, save $4,000 Of life ,,,-
suyance. which is lett for equal divis
ion Eli lonss the four daughters. II IT,
petition asking fo! admission of the
will to probate Ms. Sampson, who is
named as sole executor, says the adj
miral died Possessed Of stocks and
othe1 securities valued at S. 500 and
" tna5t Of land az Nanch ester, N. II,
known as as the Marmon Hill farm.
walked at s1o.d90 The will is dated
at kev West. Fla. April lG, 1898
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
SHOT THEE c00H}
Lively Times at a Negro
"BIoV out in the Pot
li.kar District.
THREE ATTENDANTS ATTEMPT
TO CREATE a ROUGH
HOUSE.
,ce Crime Uses Gun With Serious
Effect on One and Slightly
Wounds Other TWO
OTHER INTERESTING LOCAL

A negro blowout given last Satur.
dav night at the house of Giles Nor
gan in the negro settlement below
the shops which bears the name of
the "potlicker' district eliminated III
a shooting affray near the hour Of
midnight.
Joe Crime. well known negro about
town, was the assaiant with the pis-
tol, and his victims were Sterling
Thomas, Edmund Parker, and BUD
Hodges. Hodges was shot through
1.-THE side and is in precarious condi-
|tion. Thomas and Parker received
flesh wounds Crime made his es-
|cape and has not yet been detected
by the officers. 1t is understood that
Pc is only hiding temporarily and will
give himself up today. The facts rel
Rtiye to the shooting have never been
accurately obtained and it is gene1-
ply believed that Crime was iustifabla
p shooting the three men.
A supper and dance We're in pro
press at Morgan's home, ana it is
tated, some et the negroes. notably
pc three shot. attempted 10 act the
haracter of "J"hnaeT, lie Tough. and
ust Crime from the house. In the
ttempt they We're successful. BIZ
rlne retaliated and sent bullets into
hree of them.
Crime has lived in Pine Bluff sever
years and has borne fairly good
patation, which can be said of few
the "potlickers''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
MAD DOG AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Domestics Held in Terror Till Animal
Is Removed to Pound,

Washington, May 19-Much excite,
ment was caused at the White House
by a mad dog bleeding at the mouth,
who rushed up to the vestibule in the
front entrance, Chased away from
there, he ran wildly around for a
while, and finally fell down into an
area way, a distance of ten or twelve
feet. Being stunned hv the fell, the
servants were able to hedge him until
wagon from the dog pound removed
him
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
De TERMINED To WE'D
Troubles of a Texas Bride
and a Louisiana
Groom
IN GETTING sPLICED AT TExAR-
KAMA AND HOW BRIDE
OVERCAME THEM.
She Gave the Red Mems Distress
Sign and Son the BRAVES"
Made Matters Right.
OTHER ARKANSAS NEWS ITEMS

Tcxarkana, May ia romantic
marriage took place at the county.
courthouse at midnight Saturday. Dr.
r. NJ. Williams, of Shreveport, and
Mrs. Sallic Mitchell. of Richmond
Tex, being the principals.
The couple met here by agreement
and it was past 10 o'clock when they
got here. The doctor exhausted every
effort trying to get marriage llcerses
bat in vain. The clerk had gone to
his home for the night mile away
aud a telephone message sald tfat he
could not possibly come to the office
again until morning. The parties haG
the IL hearts set on marriage flSht
then, however, and the bride-elect.
VINO is state treasurer for Texas Tor
the degree of Pocahontas, Improved
order of Red Men, sent for some local
Ucmbcrs of the order and gave them
the sign Of distress These responded
With determination, dod in few III 'i-
utos a committee Of braves were al
the home of the sleepy clerk and
despite his protests, pulled him out Of
bed and took him 10 the courthouse
where the coveted document was soon
ready. \ Justice had meantime been
summoned and the knot was tied iii
the clerks Office at Just ten minutes
before Il O'Clock, the only witnesses
being Red Men, and these gave, ysIlt
10 we'll aeeentnated "qrunts'' ami
'hoWls" when the successful climax
of their undertaking was reached
The couple viii reside at Shreve.
port.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
GrHwine Bananas.

Rana:;s are iS il rule planted out
syS;e.li.sticH.!y IN rows. the "Suckels
bein. placed AT an average Of ten feet
apart The banana plant bears only
one bunch at time. but it is quick
grower, yielding its fruit in twelve to
fourteen months. When the plant is
about six months old, a second suck
err or shoot is allowed to spring from
the root. a third after the ninth month,
and so on, so that after the first year
there is Il continuous crop being reaped.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
Drinking Through the Nostrtla.

The indian sases do not practice
their breathing exercises simply fer
.,, sake of rel;oSe and sleep. During
nc ;Dlrtathin= ener@y is increased
.hes. Indians are not the only peopI"
who believe that With the inbreathing
If n,1rp air there comes something still
more vital than oxygen But the lndi-
ans n,,e 4, veiop0d the art OF breath
,nu more thai any other people.
One of theft taNoflte eAefcises is "
.:lhale through the iett hos'fsl' 70 hola
the breath for taile ana lueh eA ha'e
through tie r.-ssut lsoStf!-
Another o. tlleir exercises is TO ctihh
wafer thra,tab he nostrils. and after it
.las heen retaiHfqfef short time it is
expelled! t.sruugi fnt~pas!iiis ana the
mouth This is said to cooi'@Af head
Chambers journal. H.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
We t. iesue u. s. stee, Bonds

New YORK. Nay 9-Stockhoiders
T the United Stats Ste so9polst!on
@les teaay ct The c"ces Of t5c com
Gary il Hohahan and ratified che plan
Il the directors - The issue of $3.50
G6f. .oGQ bends, According to I'll rlans
Fc@etcfore nade nuhlie the nrl:t, ip ]
Il tie -ew bonds Will be 2a.dIte III
iAt: years. and rc.eamab,e at the
pleasure CT the corporation AT the ex-
oiratica cf ter ye7.s. and will oear j
g, cent interest The issue is to DC
offered to preferred stockholders II
par. payable s2oo 900 900 in preferred
stock and s50000,0oG in cash.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
Clear Shirts to C.,t More.

St Louis, May ia general in
ctease in laundry prices was put IL
ctfac, in st. Louis today. The advance
vas agreed upon by the proprietoIs
4 al the large laundries in tho city.
wl,o say that their action was made
e-F=e:sary by the increase in prices
l...i - a.. They say that so1o las
-. rtcd IL pice - per cc,... starch
h per cent and horsefeed 100 per
cent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
NOWFOY SMITH WON
IN WALKING WATCH At JONES
PARK.
At Last Moment Five Walkers
"Fluked" and Race Reduced to
Five Niles.
A small crowd witnessed the walk


A small crowd witnessed the walk
ing match at tones park Sunday aft
esnoon. A tn mile race was con
.emplated srd had been advertised,
but when rae time for the race had
arrived. OF iy five of the local talent
we're Oh hand and it was decided TO
walk five instead of ten miles. AS 1t
was the race was very interesting,
Smith winning by very narrow mar
Gin The local team was composed
of Messrs. Hardesty, D. S. B. Stan
aard, Oliver Mikeseil. Louis Dellmon
and Punch Heck.
All Of the walkers did well and
Smith only wen by the narrow mar
gin Of three inches.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
HOTEL CLERK
'estes Z Disturbance and Is Scoopeo
in by Officers.

pMr. James NJ. Flood, until Saturday
Eht clerk at the Truloek hotel. goJ
70 the hands OF the minions of the
\ this morning on account OF dis.
folng the peace around the hotel.
Flood became intoxicated SATURDAY.
remained so until today. when the
pence OF Mr. Hebner, manager Of
motel, became exhausted and he
fa TO remove him from the hotel
cd resisted and the gentlemen had
tile alteration, which ended in an
fer placing Flood in custody unl..-
becomes sober.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
PLENTY OF AID
And United States Will Send No More
Supplies.

Wash .ngton. May 19.-As a result
cf adyiyes received by the state ana
navy departments from it's offices II
Martinique the United States will dis
continue the dispatch of relief 10
Martinique
The president will. within a ten
days, issue an announcement that fui-
ther contributions are not needed.
The house committee or arpropria-
tions has decided not to report sen
ate resolutions appropsiating $500. .0Go
TO be used for the sufferers of tno
Caribbesn cataclysm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19

Houston. Texas, May l9-Goliad.
TEX, was swept by cyclone Sunday,
and the loss of life and property were
great. Details are still hard to get,
as all wires are down. The number
OF dead is estimated at 100 or more.
The following is list of the dead OBJ
tanned up to the present:
The Dead.
Mrs Johnson, aged 60.
Margaret Pope, aged s.
Stuart Dial.
Pinkie Lott, daughter of VIM. lott.
Mrs. Plura and children, Maud and
Alice.
Two augustine children
Mrs. Stopple and children, except
one
NJ. and Mrs. Wm Hoard and three
children.
Joe Savage and child, Fairnette,
Tex
Phosa Savage
NJ. Newcomb. wife and child.
Wm. Treadwell.
Haywood Jones.
Negroes.
Able jefferson.
Alfred Robbins.
Mollie Lott
Gussie Jordon
Terrell Hall.
Joe Simon.
Rufus Taylor.
Pauline Simon.
Cliff Douglass.
Clayton Taylor.
Floyd Lott.
Gussie Wldey and baby.
Topsy Tinpen.
Fanny Taylor.
Pauline LGtt.
Fannie Robinson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
DECORATION DAY
CELEBRATED BY LOCAL WOOD
NEN OF TIE WORLD.
Monument Erected tc, the Memory Of
the Late James Steuort
U1eeilec.

Sunday was decoration day with
the World and the ceremonies attend
ln2 the unveiling Of a monument to
the memory Of their late sovereign
James l. Stewart, were impresslvei.
conducted
The members of the camp left tic
hall at 4 O'Clock and went to TIE
cemetery on street cars. On arriving
at the gate of the cemetery they
formed in line and marched to the
grave of their deceased sovereign,
whose memory they were to honor
and the beautiful Woodmen ceremony
was carried out.
Counsel Commander S. ]. Bum
pass read the following. which is an
extract from the ceremony:
Esteemed Sovereigns and Friends.
1t has been the custom for centuries
to commemorate great events and
perpetuate grand achievements by the
erection Of imposing and enduring
monuments. We are assembled. t.
by willing hands and loving hearts.
to honor the name and memory Of a
sovereign of the Woodmen of the
World. 1t is the fulfllment of an OBJ
legation which all Woodmen have
taken. to protect the good name OF
each other While living and mark
we'll his graye when dead. Standing
upon this hallOWcd spot. We gre sad
and sorfowful. and We think Of our
departed sovereign with tenderness
his Goodness We would magnify and
his shortcomings We have buried N
the dark feeesses of forgetfuIness.
W care here TO honor his memory
ana give expression % our respect for
these whom We loved best. We are
the humble servants to execute his
wishes, a. a Woodman. and unto him
and nat onta rs should be the praise
for his wise forethought in confer
ring npoo = The privilege of comfort
ing the bereayed ones for whom he
has provided.
The cold stone which shall MARI
MS last resting place stands like a
falthful sentinel to guard his (l1si
and indicate to the world his deyo
tlon to those he loved and to his
chosen craft.
1t tells story, though mute and
motionless. It glorifes life; it ideal
izes death
Passionless. immovable, stern an6
, nnyielding, it symbolizes the faith OF
humanity.
The passerby Will pause and 9eaG
the name Of good man ana & true
sovereign
It VIII he an inspiration t. e!,l:,la L
MS life, that the passer-by may he
CONE worthy of such a tribute. wl,er
earth snail be to MS closing .sye. q
laGins shadow, passing away ln-a his
'at,'fe. wren his eyes shall he oaone
70 the brightness of the hereafter
"Elcp, lAe a sweet and beautiful Wis
l2n' snail come stealing DER his senses
ana changing. ever changing, shai
have its fruit:on in a perpetual real
ity of iIv
A poem was read by Mrs. Jones
ana Quartet rendered 'Neare,
My God to Thee
The ces emonies were witnessed b.
9 ,alse numher Of people other tina,
Weadnen ard their families.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
ENGLAND Public Schools

Hperlntendent ]. H. Hinemon Of
|plne Bluff public schools spoke at
iahd Friday night, at the closing
Fclses Of the England pubic
ols, Mr.. Hinemon says that Eng
now has very fine public school.
years ago the enrolment in the
and public school was less tlan
and for the tern Just closed tie
llment was 257 Five tc..ters
pc employed next term.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
ACCUSED MINISTER is INSANE
Michigso Clergyman Charged With
e'aeknaii Taken to Asylum.

Lansing Mich, May l9.-Rev. J. r.
Andrews. Ct the First Bantist church.
against whom a charge of blackmail
WIGS recently made. was adiudged in
san and taken to the kalamazoo asy-
llm Re went rs public charge,
beng without funds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
Living tn a Crater.

Pr" is ~ more interesting or curl
p@ht on this earth than the interior
X extinct crater. ASO San. about
/ niiieS from the city of kulla-
IN Ial'an This peculiar locality
fahited Ivy 2u.0W people. wl!o live
prosper within it's vertical wall 500
!Gh. III" !nlla hitanls rarely make
fheE mo the outer world. hut
~ 1t We're. a little nation by
lelves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
Unrest in Cars Domain.

St. Petersburg May 19.-Tha czar's
thirty fourth birthday was celebrated
throughout the empire yesterday. Te
Deums were sung in all the ehurehs.
hrillian court reception was held at
the Zarskloie-S Sse,o palace near ST.
Petersburg, and every city. tow and
hamlet was abla2a with white. blue
ans!,rte by day and with illuminati1ns
hy night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
Aching voids.

ms said Rivers. that's the
'l'ne I've heard you use the
''ehlhg void wish you would
now u void can ache"
1 sald Brooks. rejecting a mo-
not TO speak Of a hollow tooth.
oo sometimes have the head.
fChicago Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
Wv Greeley Learned to Read.

NV 1reciey Learned to Read.
singular adaptation to the
rs OF motion OF his mothers part
spinning Horace Greeley when a
f'ef acquired the unwonted quail
reading with the book in almost
sitlon. sidewise or upside down.
fliE as IN the usual fashion with
'nat time thinking it anything
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
OF More EmpOE TIA n Oe.

"Get my name right, said the proud
owner of the l,l75 potnd hog. ITS
hudson * Rimm My fa,h was Colo
NE! uran Eotehkiss Bi4m of Lexing-
ton. ky He came to illinois in the
year
Meter mind that" interrupted the
secretary of the fat stock show. Give
as the pedigree of the hog!'-chicage &C
Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
DEATH IN TIE WINDS
Goliad and San Antonio, Texas,
Swept by a Cyclone

Geo TAYLOR
VIII Weston and two children.
John Barefeld.
George Pastea and baby.
Joe Smidt.
Thirteen unidentified. making forty
two dead negroes discovered.
There are fifty-three negroes injur
ed. many fatally and it is thought
there are at least fifteen dead not in
Guided in the above list.
Considerable damage has also beer
done at Beeville by high winds
Both towns are close to the gulf
and telegraph wires by two routes
are down.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19
mere Was No Music.

- the greatest fb that ever
y, Itself on your experience.
!. " al odds, the worst one |
vas that your quartet per-
as' night when they came
|ti,e S,1s'ss Ass and Sang, There 5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19

information requisite for eY Yeryboas
is obtaiaab.e by the great MAPS OF the
public from the advertisements only
IN. Y. Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19

Better lose the anchor than tn
whole ship.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-19

San Antonio, Texas, May 19--Al
u: as O'Clock Sunday afternoon, a ter
rible wind and rain storm swept over
San Antonio. damaging property not
less than $50, 600, and it may reacn
S715.00o. The wind reached a velocity
Gf seyen1NtWo miles an hour and
continued at that rate nearly twenty
minutes. Il blew from the southeast.
ailG then shifted TO the southwest, tie
greatest velocity being from the lat
ter point. At Fort Sam. Houston. the
government property was damaged tc
the extent of $4,000 the doors being
torn off the officers quarters anG bar
lac!Ss. The West end church Wa;
completely destroyed. loss eaooe.
HartWeli's hotel was damaged 50 0ut
s. Louis college was damaged $f6,-
06o Academy OF the Lady of the Sa-
C1ed Heart was damaged S2.0Ga. Dai2s-
a Ges 10 private residences viii Heach
$4,000. Several persons Weie ia
lrod, bat there We're 40 fatalities.
The storm was continuation uf tha
cae that sWept over =Goliad With such
t5stihie results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-22
ORDERS CONFERRED.
Bishop Conaty Oficiates in Ceremonies
at Catholic University Chapel.

Major and minor orders were conferred on
several candidates last Friday and Saturday
mornings by Bishop Conaty, rector Of the
Catholic University. The exercises took
place in the university chapel. The bishop
was assisted by Rev. James A. Burns,
A. NJ, superior Of the Holy Cross College,
acting as archdeacon. and Rev. Joseph Nc
Sorley, superior OF the Paullst College OF
st. Thomas, acting as notary. All the
young men presented for orders are stu
dents at the Holy Cross College or St.
At the service Friday morning tonsure and
minor orders were conferred upon Messrs
Hugh Shevlin Gallagher and Andrew John
SammOn of the congregation Of the Holy
Cross. The members of the Paulist College
who received tonsure are Messrs. P. F.
Brady. w. A. Hughes. P. O'Regan. r. Cart
wright and o. ]. McMullen. Minor orders
were conferred upon o. A. Welsh and E. T.
Mallon and the subdiaconate upon L. ].
Of St. Thomas College.
The bishop conferred the diaconate on the
following Holy Cross students Saturday
N orning: MeSsrs. Matthew Aloysius Schu-
macher Julius Aloysius Nieuwland and
James Joseph Trahey, and upon L. J.
O'Hern, E. ]. Mullaly and H. A. Stark Of
the Paulist community.
In the chapel Of St. Thomas College last
Thursday evening three new members we're
admitted into the Pauiist congregation.
Rev. Walter Elliott. c. s. p. superior of the
Apostolic Mission House, delivered an ad-
dress of welcome to the new members. Rev.
l.. j. OHern Of Olean, N. Y: Rev. E. ].
Mullaly of Carson City, New, and Rev. H.
A. Stark OF San Francisco, Cal.