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The evening times., 1902-05-31


10" masses. : and a. m solemn high
mass and sermon. 1880 a. m: baprisz2s-
3 p IL. TesPers and benediction. p n
81 Josoah.s Church. the Rev Falen-
tine l. schTniJt, pastor; the Rev. James
masses, : ana Q a. m.. solemn Hfsa mass
and se-mc1. Io:8o a. NJ: vesoers. / p.
M; service during the week and Tues
day and FriCay. evenings. .T.20 o'clock.
The members of this congregation are
now making the initial preparations
for their lawn party. TO be held in the
second week OF June.
St. Stephens Church. the Rev. w <
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me children VIII make their first com
muFIon tomorrow
o. MAJ ''H > 1i.dTch, the ReY- rather
iisii-l''L' paSloF-seTViees tomorrow VIII
'aAe P-as5 at Jhe usual hours IN the
newly erected charch- First holy com
a m
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Eae-
s.. Patrfck,s Church. the Rev. DIT D.
j. Stafford. rector; the Rev. Father Do
Ian and the Rev. Father Caynor- assist
auts-Nasses tomorrow will be ceie-
brated at :. @. and Il O'Clock a. FL. Sun
DAY school At $50 a. m. ard solemn yes
pers at 80 O'Clock
The Rev. DIT. Stafford. in all probabiJ-
fty. viii take q trip to Europe this sum
mer for his health The Rev. Father
DoIan viii be in charge Of St Patrick's
during Dr. staford'5 absence
St AIoyzius Church. the Rev Father
Fink. rasror-ser-.Ccs tomorrow viii
tai . - usual hours
The League of the sacred Heart At St
Aloysius Church. the solemn reception
Of promoters. viii take place on she
Feast OF the Sacred Heart. June 6, over
thirty new promoters VIII receive the
cross and diploma Of he league. The
noveua for the feast began On May %
The crosses and diplomas aiIfbe award
ed by the Rev. Father Rector. The r.
ceptfon VIII be followed by solemn bene-
diction. CeIe6raut. the Rev. z. y. Fink.
5. J.. deacon the Rev J. F. Y. O'Conor.
s. J.. subdeacon, the Rev. r Tierney
5. J. The sermon VIII be preached by
the Rev ]. F y O-Conor. S. J.
The grammar school of the prepara-
tory department Of Gonzaga College is
preparing for beautiful celebration on
prize night. They viii present the
scholarly drama Of the Blind Boy. -
produced il London with so much sue
cess. followed by a light operetta, The
Cadets Picnic" There will be q public
rehearsal and performance the first
week in June The plays VIII be pre-
seuted again on prize night, June I6.
St. Mary-s Church. the Rev Dr.. Cur
rier, pastor; Fathers Roth and Nash. as
zistautz-Masses tomorrow viii take
place at the usual hours. Robert J.
Achstetter. graduate Of Gonzaga Col
Iege. will sing his first mass in this
church on juno p. Mr.. Acbstetter has
been pursuing his studies at St, Mary 5
Seminary, Baltimore city. He has many
friends n Washington.
Holy Trinity Church. the Rev James
F. X Mulvany. s J.. pastor; the Reys.
Samuel CahfH and Francis McAtee. $
J., assistants Sunday low masses. g. :.
9. and 10 O'Clock Cchildren's). solemn
high mass and sermon. 1926 2. m.
baptisms. p. n Prospects fo-
the garden party. TO be held from June
80 TO July >. are very bright
St. PauI's Church. the Rev. James F.
AIackin. pastor; the Revs. Thomas =.
Walsh and James E Krug. assistants
Sunday. low masses. I, 9. and 70 a N;
p
sunday school. Q q. m; baptisms, 8 p.
m; vcz2e-s and benediction. I.$g pm.
The uovena Of uiue Tuesdays il honor
Of St Anthony still continues 1t viii
terminate On June 13. the feast Of the
saint. Father Mackin viii preach to
morrow at late mass.
St Matthew'S Church, the Rev.
Thomas 5 Lee. pastor; the Revs. Ed
ward L Buckley and J D Sterling, as
sistants-SuB6ay, low masses, Z and 9
a. m; solemn high mass and sermon. Il
q. m; vespers and benedicttou, 4 ,. m;
mass and Sunday school in the Old St
Matthew's. 9 a N
ST. Peters Church, the Rev James Il.
O'Brien. pastor; the Rev. Fathers Cal
The evening times., 1902-05-31

The next regular meeting Of the
Board of Control will be held at Wesley
Chapel. Fifth and Streets. vednes-
day evening. June /. a. S o'cIuck It IS
very important that all the presidents
CT local chapters and oehe- members
be present. The Washington Executive
Committee viii meet at the same place
one hour earlier
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Foundry League has prepared a very
interesting program for the month Of
June and has secured very able leaders
for each service, which viii commence
promptly st T. Il. at Columbian Uni
veT5ity Hall.
June IL. W. Mattern.
June S-J. P Ashbrook, assistant sec
retary Y. NJ c. A.
June I5-John B. sIeman. jr.
June 29-CIosfng platform meeting
conducted by s. H Briant.
The evening times., 1902-05-31

Mr. Mel 3. Rideout, physical director
of the Y II. c. A. vii be n charge Of
EIdbrooke services at 7:15 O'Clock to-
morrow evening
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Church Of the Holy Name of Jesus. the
Rev Father Kerrick. pastor; the Rev
Andrew J. Carey. assistaut-Low masses
on SUNDAY at Z and Q O'Clock; high mass
and sermon at 1890 o'clock: vesPers and
bencdicton Of the blessed sacrament at
80 ~. m.
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Hints tOT Talks.

How can we aid in carrying out the
purposes of Christ's coming2
What need was there for Christ's com
ing2
How did the way Christ came compare
with the way men expected him 10
Gomez
When viii Christ come TO earth
aEaiu2
What changes in the world are due to
ChTisL's cOminE2
Mention some Of the things for which
Christ did come
The evening times., 1902-05-31

The Sixth Tnternational Convention Of
the E2worth League viii be held at De-
troit in July, 1903, so the committee de-
cided at Chicago a few days ago Min
neapoIis was the strongest competitor
for the great meeting. By q system Of
rotation between the three branches
Of Methodism, in which the League is
organized, Canada would be the next
hest, but as Detroit is the central gate
way to the Dominion. it was agreeable
all around to have the convention meet
in this great convention cit=.
The evening times., 1902-05-31

Anacostia League service vas led by
Miss Annie Frazier on Nay %. Inter
es:ing services are reported BIZ this
chapter
The evening times., 1902-05-31

District Recording Secretary F. F.
Israel VIII visit Ga-rtsonv5i'e Chapter
and its vicinity next week in the in
terests Of League work and the Fourth
General Conference District Convention,
which meets in Washington June 1922
The evening times., 1902-05-31
Christian EndcdVOr.
Sunday, June l.
TOPIC
THE PURPOSE OF HIS COMING.

slain His prophets sent to the vineyard.
and had il in their hearts to murder His
only Son Therefore with fe-eeaess
they hated God This hatred Jesus is
stiU seeking to transform into love
For this He went about doing good.
prayed and is waiting Surely none
other than heart of stone viii reject
His CveTtUres.
Christ came because It was the only
way A large corporation sent its pres
Ident 10 treat with a private party TO
secure right of way. "H0w can you
afford TO give your time2" was asked OF
the busy man. 4 cannot afford 10 fail 80
he answered. When an employe can do
the work, ] send an empIove. but when
/ he cannot I so myself Jesus was the
only One who could save.
It should always be remembered It was
sin that brought Christ TO earth. It is
true his coming has given their nobIest
inspiration 10 art. literature and sci
ences- has abolished slavery. demolished
. ccspOtism. and founded republics, has
emancjpated wOmanhood- inauguratad
superior social economies. and diaden-
med homes with new amenities. has
made JeEantless paganism's ancient and
modern PautheOns. reared schools. and
endowed countless sauitaTiums. but all
these achievements are merely incidental
10 Lbe fundamental work OF saving men
from sin To save The lost was orr
/ Saviour's chiefest employ while in this
world and to save the lost should be
the main purpose Of his every disciple
while among men.
Before Christs advent men knew God
as Creator of worlds and omni9otent in
power; but they had trausfEuTed him
into a wrathfuI Nemesis Of sin and at
best faT-away and impassive spectator
Of human procedures cold. comfCrtIess.
distant Deity Jesus came 10 reveal him
as the heavenly Father we have come to
know, Who takes note of the HIy's fash
ion and tEe sgaTrow's fall, and whose
great fatherIy heart is more surely touch
ed by his own chiIdren's sor-ows. who
hears our cries and answers cur prayers.
To change the worlds desDair and fear
Of God into hope and love justified
Christ's coming and we are justified in
defeating our best powers for all our
years to the same task Of rightly inter
pretiLg God 10 a generation looking upon
him with yelled ewes
The evening times., 1902-05-31

Gorsuch Chapter held an interesting
meeting on May 25, which was con
Quoted By William R. Hunt
The evening times., 1902-05-31

St Dominic's Church. the Very Rev.
J c. Kent. O. P. pastor-Sunday: Low
masses. 6. 7:30. and 9 a. n, Sunday
school after . o'clock mass; baptisus
Sunday and Tuesday, to Z p. m: con
fessiCEs Saturday and Thursday; yes
pers, 7:2e 2. m.
The evening times., 1902-05-31

Mrs J. E Amos led the meeting at
North Capitol last Sunday night.
The evening times., 1902-05-31

aa... A-sHHsHl 4Lsi.
Church Of the Holy Name Of Jesus. the
Rev Father KcTvick. pastor; the Rev,
Andrew !. Carey. assistaut-Low masses
on Sunday at and O'Clock; high mass
and sermon at 1890 o'clock: vesPers and
beucdiction Of the blessed sacrament at
80 y, m.
St Domlnic'z Church. the Very Rev
J c. Kent, o. P. rastor-Sunday: Low
masses. 6. 7:30. and a. IT., Sunday
school after o'clock mass. baptisns.
Sunday and Tuesday, to p. m. con
fessiCEs Saturday and Thursday; yes
pers, 7:2o ?. m
s.. Cyprfan's Church-Hieh mass to-
morrow viii 6e celebrated at 1870. low
mass at 6 ana o'clock.
Church of the Nativity, Brightwood-
the Rev c. @. RosensteeI VIII celebrate
mass tomorrow at & n: Sunday
school viii be held at a m; baptisns
VIII be given by special appointment.
Sacred Heart Church the Rev. Father
MCGEE, pastor-Tommorrow high mass
viii be sung at 1890 and solemn YES
pers at 7:30, instead of 4:30, as hereto
fore.
The church viii be dedicated on June
s. The sacrament Of confirmation viii
be administered in the afternoon Of the
same day.
Immaculate Conception Church-sol-
emn high mass Will be celebrated tomor-
row morning at 1910 o'clock by the Rev.
Victor Ducat- \ portion Of the George
town Orchestra will assist the regular
choir OF the church. and a special pro
gram OF music has been prepared. Be
fore mass. "AsDeTges ne Domino KoI-
ros: Priests March, from alfalfa, ="
AIendelssohn; 20 saIutarfs.- alto solo.
Miss O'Fare. At mass. Gounod's Mesze
ScIonaeIlc. st. Cecilia. and HummeTs
grand oFertory, Alma Virgo" for so
prano solo chorus. and orchestra Solo
ist. Miss Latimer. After mass. plain
--AttAA-s etA4 50 A-A-4EtAL- AdALAAL L-LED-
and ''Laudate Dominiurl." Al the end
OF the service Mr. Robert C. Stearns'
grand march, Professional" will be
played by the orchestra and organ,
under the personal leadership OF the
composer. The following singers viii
take part Quartet. Miss Mabel Lati-
mer, soprano; Miss Nellie O'Hare. aIto-
Mr. John \. Finnegan. tenor. and Ny.
Ell Hell. bass. Chorus: Sopranos. Mrs.
Brown. Mrs Brink, Miss CroweII. Mrs.
Jordan. Miss MagiII, Miss Mangan. Miss
NeIigan, Mrs, Pumphrey. and Miss Wal
ling; altos, Mrs. Byrne, Mrs. Clark, Mrs.
Flynn. Miss King, Miss Neulgan. Mrs.
RUPERT. and Miss Young. tenors.
Nessrs- Forsythe- Knight. ana Manrau.
lssscs, Efess-s. Grant. De Icy. Mel
Ion. and Sullivan Mr- John Flynn. IL
'ra-.an- Organist, Mr.. Harry Wheaton
howard, assisted by Miss Mary E. Null
IaIy.
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Continued on Fifth Pase.l
The evening times., 1902-05-31

s.. Cyprian's Church-High mass to-
morrow viii 6e celebrated at 1870. low
mass at 6 ana o'clock.
The evening times., 1902-05-31

len and Bowling. Sunday,
low masses. : and . a. m; solemn high
mass and sermon. 1880 a. m. baptisns-
8 T. n: vespers and benediction. ( p n.
The evening times., 1902-05-31

St. Ann's Church. Tenleytown. the
Rev joseph c. Mafon, pastor-sunday.
low mass at sis, high mass at 1o:45
a. n; sermon by the pastor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-11
ON JoRDAN's BANKS.
Curious Ceremony by Russian Pill
 grims in the Holy Land.

The traveller in the Holy Land will witness few sights which will interest him more than Epiphany ceremonies on the banks ct the river Jordan week before the festival it trudEnE along the Jericho road, with every imaginable kind of haverssck and carryall on their backs Some of thc pilgrims nld and weather worn. others young and cheerful. while a few overcome by sleep and fatigue are lying prone along the roadside
 But somehow the whole lot, young and old manage to reach the banks Of the river in good time for the ceremony. says the London Traveller, They spend the night. perhaps. in of sheep. Before dawn the rooms are empty, and the whole crowd has gathered on the bank. where Greek priests, who will presently drive a most lucrative trade, await them
 The principal articles sold branches of trees from various sacred spots. stones from the Mountain of Temptation hard by; plants from the wilderness and rossrieS with olive stones for beads To whatever religious value is claimed by these articles the Rus sian peasants implicitly give credence. and they willingly pay their money to obtain them.
 During the hours imediately preceding the ceremony the motley crowd is occupied in prayer and silent devotion. To many pilgrims this occasion is one of the greatest life can bring-namcly. to he permitted not only to sacred waters. Suddenly chanting Is heard and the crowd quickly opens to let pro the waters then the pilgrims close in again and station themselves along the banks. eager and watchful.
 And now. quite reverently. a jeweled cross is laid by the patriarch on the surface of tho stream to bless 1t. and no sooner does the 80" cred symbol touch the water than dive is made into 1t by the enthusiastic crowd. which splashes and prays and wallows and dips--a- together strange scene
 Such Is the baptism, and the longer it lasts the greater the merit the pilgrim will enjoy. All dripping with water. each shroud Is now wrung out and slowed away to serve as the cerecioth when the pilgrimage of life s over and the body is ready for the grave
 As the traveller rides away the next day tn Jerusalem he will see these childlike peas ants, bedraggled with mud and fatigued by constant sleeplessness, podding along toward the Holy City. chanting and singing as they go and leaning on their sticks of reed. But there is now a smile on their faces and 5oy in their hearts. for have they not bathed in the waters of the Jordan?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-11

just before the Crimean war There is in our hands sick mana very sick man. the Emperor is reported to have said. and it would be great misfortune if he should one day slip away from us.
 Home rule was invented by the Rev J. A. Galbraith. and he used the words for the first time at Wicklow Street. Dublin. in 1870. ''Three acres and d COW is the offspring of Mir. Jesse Ceilings, and dat tes back to 1885.
 Lord Derby struck out from the mental mint that happy alliteration "meddle and muddle." Speaking of the foreign policy of Lord John Russell, in 1865. Lord Derby said: The foreign policy of the noble lord. so far as the principle of non-inter- vention is concerned, may be summed up in two homely but expressive words ''meddle and muddle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-11
NOTICE

Ex partc " <, Eccse.--ln Chancery before the Register. Montgomery County. Ala This day came w $. Reese and filed his application in writing rendering his resigna- lion as trustee under a deed of trust exc cutod by Caroline Bostwick Reese, since i'm ier-marricd with one William Pullum on the 7th day of May. 698 and praying for such orders and proceedings may be necessary 10 perfect such resignation, and as required by law.
 IL is therefore ordered that Monday, the 2sth day of April, 9o2, be the day appointed for hearing said application. and that notice thereof be given by publication for three sue cessive weeks in the Montgomery Advertiser, a newspaper published in the City of Mont Eoniery, Ala.
 This the 3rd day of April 1902.
 W. IT. PARKS, fri-3t Register in Chancery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-11
Reflections of a Bachelor.

Chicago Tribune. New York Press.
 Domesticity is largely made possible by slim pocketbook
 One thing d prudent bride is sure of is her marriage certificate
 The good will of a woman is best won by the man who has no will of his own.
 It is the back end of feminine philos- ophy that makes a dainty miss wear soiled gloves on clean hands.
 When the overworked husband takes home theater coupons in his vest pocket there comes a sequel to the play.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-11

Among the effects of the late Count Falksn- hayn. which have just been sold by auction in Vienna. was the rer which was used at Francis [. the Czsr Alexander l and kiuS Fredsrick William III. "t Prussia in spP'nd- lpx their signatures to the treaty of the -hnfy' alliance The bidding started at l25 francs and the relic was knecked doUn tn Concul General vcn Lindhsim for eoQ francs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-11
At Charleston.
Well Known Phrases and Their
 Origin.

London Answers
 ''The Sick Man of Europe" is we'll known description of The Turkish Cnl- pire: yet or-,' few 'nle know the orig D nf if No less 3 persou than the CZar Nicbolss.T l. was the author of the trcnch- ant term and His Majesty invented 1t in q conversation with British diplomstist
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-11
Only 27 Hours to Dallas via M. & O.
 R R

Special trains. carrying chair cars, seats free, Montgomery to Dallas without chaI ge Leave Montgomery l1:So a. m. and s:S0 p. m April 20th. Particulars No 2 Commerce St.
 adv. P S. Hay. S. F. P. A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-11

third Time :o2. Pirate Maid, Torso Maid, Jennie Hughes. Annie Max FIJI, ting, Flo Culver, Cassie w, Esterneil Third race, flturity course. purse Royal Rognc, 1o6 CRansch). to 1o won: Nara C. Ill nosen). to l. second; Jac- quemnot 1ot 04. Daly). D to l. tnird' Phillipina ran.
 Fourth race. mile and an eighth-IIan- dicap-Obio. 1O2 ORanschD. to l. won Position. los GIoar). to 1, second; Mac 1:5t Bragg, The Frctter. Antolce ran.
 Fifth race, thrce-quarters of mile Saul of Tarsus. t09 L. Jacksonl. to :. won: Matt Hogan. 1os CTroTler): Tl,S 10 to 1. third, Time 1:l4. School for Sean- daI. Parisade and Mike Strauss ran.
 Sixth race. mile and sixteenth. sell iug-Wolhurst. no (Troxlcr,. to ]. won; second Artllla. 11o (Stuaro. S1-2 to l, third. Time 1:4s1-2 Bouitary. Frank Woods, Flourish, Leuto. Quadra and Anthracite ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race seven furlongs. selling Dawson. SI: Constable O.; Eva q. B: Le- ss: Mamie Hildreth, eaptivatc, 1ol; Mo Namara. 1o2; The Gaffir, io2; Fl Key, 1OS; Lode Star. Ill.
  maiden 2-yea--ol ls-Katanga. Fire Dance. Prestolus. 100: The Forum, J. H. Organdie. Brunei. Maud Sherwood Al Walburga. 1lO; The Fog. Dick Roberts, Clivosa, 1l3.
 Third race futurity course. selling Fridol:n Nellie Forest. The Hoodoo 10l; Aunt Mary, l03; Reina de Cuba Lief Prince. Tiburon, Mi Rocker. l06: Alfred C.. San Venado King Dellis. tO9; Mallak- wa, ll4.
 Fourth race. seven furiongs. selling Lou Welsea. 95; Maraschino, Tyranus, 9I; Mission. First Shot. Mcrops. Aloha II. 1Ol; Wyoming. 1oS; Our Lizzie, le9; Hun Fifth race. three-fourths mile, selling Rubus. Divina lo7; John Peters Tower of Candies. 112; Dr. Role David S.. Iii; Saul of Tarsus. 1l7: Sharp Bird l2o.
 Sixth race, mile and sixteenth. selling -Axminister Ss; Lena. s1; Billy Moore, lo4: Marshal Neil, 1O6; Free Lance. Wind ward l07: Sir Hampton, 10S; Redwald. no. Lady Meddlesome. i12.
 At Charleston.
 Charleston. s. C. April lo-rhree fa- vorites won today.
 First race. selling. four and a half fur longs-Glad Hand, won; Dewey D., sec ond: Celia. third. Time :59.
 Second race. selling. six ftlrlongs--Joe Gammage, won Lady Riley. second; Henry Hammond. third Time. i:22.
 Third race selling. five furlongs-Figu- ranta. won: Kingfull second; Gratia, third. Time, :o6 l-2.
 Fourth race, selling. four and half rnrIongs-St Bishop, won: Deadly Night shade. second; Fudge, third. Time. I:OO 1-9. Fifth race six furlongs-Nentoro. won; Lady Havman. second: Milstream, third. Time l:20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-11
Stockholders Meetinq

Notice is hereby given that a special meet ing of the stockholders of the Savannah. Florida and Western Railway Company will he held the office of the company in the City of Savannah. State of Georgia, at 10 o'clock a.. m., 9oth Meridian time. on Monday. the I2th day of May. in the year 1902. for tho object of submitting to said stockholders, for their consideration approval. sanction and adoption. agreement or articles of merger, union and consolidation of the Savannah Florida and Western Railway Company and of it's stocks, properties and franchises. with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company. and it's stocks. properties and franchises. and further to consider and act upon such other matters may be presented at the meeting in connection with such merger, union and con- soidation.
 Dated April 10th. 1902.
 Savannah, Florida and Western Railway Co, i'd By R. E. SMITH, Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-11
If the Baby Is Cutting Teeth,

MRS WiNsIoW~s SOOTHING SYRUP for children teethinE II soothes the child, softens the sums. sllsyE all pain, cures wind oolto and is the best remedy for diaIrhoea- Twenty nys ssatS a botue. Su-Wo-tr