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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-09-17
A FIREPROOF CITY.
WeII.Built Buenos Ayres Has Never
Had a Life Lost in Blaze.

Chambers Journal-The annual fire
bill of the United Kingdom may be
taken at e20,0OO,OO0, that of the Unit
ed States at e2S,000,000. There. are
besides the fire insurance annual bill
and the bill for the fire stations, with
their costly sites and buildings, the
fire engines, the other machinery and
the horses. All this outlay keeps US
poor.
4 But the loss of life is worse. and it
is easy to build freproof-or, better,
mbustible-houses, such as in the
River Plata countries, and probably
/ in Bethlehem and Nazareth. The man
ner is rs follows: In these countries
they neither use the arch iron, but
hard wood, which, having mostly to
come a thousand miles down the river
is dear So all the floors of the roof,
which is fiat, are supported by joists
shaped as in this country, and across
them are laid rails of the same hard
wood, about foot apart, upon which
rests the ends on thin bricks, on which
another layer of bricks or sometimes
two is laid in mortar, and on this tiles,
then there is no skirting or paneling.
In Britain cement should be used for
that purpose, and there should be no,
boxing of doors and windows, the
frames being built in securely. The
doors are also of hardwood. In that
fine climate no lath or plaster is ever
used. In this country the laths should
be of iron, and if moulding is wanted
around the doors it could be of cement
instead of dangerous inflammable
wood. In such houses a bonfire made
by piling a lot of sticks and shavings
on the best bed in the best bedroom
and setting to it would not set the
house on fire. The writer has for Ga
years lived in or been connected with
the great city of Buenos Ayres, the
capital of the Argentine Republic, and
the largest city in the southwestern
hemisphere, with $4,000 inhabitants,
and never heard of life being lost by
fire, and there are fires in grocer's
shops and such like places. Latterlyr
as pine from the United States is now
abundant, some builders have used it
partially in buildings in the capital,
and such are not quite fireproor, but is
bad practice. In Britain, as roofs
must slope because of the snow and
fiat roofs would not do, the states
should be fixed in some way to iron
steps. This might be little trouble
some at first but our skaters and
smiths would soon find out the way
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-09-17

ure. To each pint of the liquid al
low one pound of white sugar. Put all
together in a preserving kettle and
boil half "a hour, skimming constant
" until clear When cool, add to each
quart of the shrub full gill of French
brandy, bottle, and seal.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-09-17

Live your own life in your own way;
you are not your grandmother.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-09-17
Orange Fritters.

Orange Fritters.
Peel two oranges and take off all the
white skin. Make a batter with two
cups OF milk. three eggs, and one cup
of -four and small pinch of salt.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-09-17
Raised Oatmeal Mullins.

Scald three-quarters cup of milk add
one half cup of sugar, one level tea
spoon of salt, one-half yeast cake dis
one cup of cooked oatmeal and two and
onehalf cups of -four. Let rise and put
into buttered muffin tin or iron gem
pans and let rise again and bake in a
quick oven.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-29
Written for Tie CENSOR.
WE LONG TO BE THERE.


-
OF heart 81 the lily, and breath Of The rosel
o! ruby Of sunset. at twiiights reposeii3
bloom OF The cioVer on meadow and WI
And song Of the skylark when meeting The
dawn;
b! moonlight. and starlight, and balm OF
the breeze;
Has Heaven beyond as, enchantments
like tbese9
II God be It's light. and HIS glory we share,
Then heaven is home, and we long 20 be
there.
o. bride At tue altar, entraneed by q dream
or life in an Eden Of rapture supreme
What kisses will rain on thy lips and thy
brow
where love the enchanter Is leading thee
now-
What mysteries watson the coming Of bliss
Has heaven s Joy that Is greater that thisf
unbnrdened by sorrow, unsaddened by care
Then home Is a heaven, for love dweileth
therei
o. babe softly Graded, and hushed TO thy
rest
with mott r love br cooling. and Guarding
thy nest
Dream on Of the angels that iit from the
skies,
TIL laughter comes back to thy heart, and
thine eyes;
Ia slumber SO peaceful and trust 80 divine
Has heaven a lifethat Is pnrer than thinner
IL Christ be the Shepherd, and Love be
prager
Then home is a heaven, tbs sweet TO be
there.
o. heart that is weary, and sick With an-
So far from the Friend that Is truest and
best
rho life has its beauty, til watered with
tears.
For sin and It's sorrows have burdened the
years
No bloom OF the lily, no breath OF The rose
Gan comfort or bring 10 thy spirit repose
IL God be a Refuge from trouble and care
Then heaven is home and ! long 70 be there,
vtroqaa, 1908.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-29

The largs practice that Or, Nc Ell
wee il getting in Viroqua Is due 10 the
many cures he has made in some OF the
worst cases. The work of a physician
speaks louder than words. For several
months the dsciar has been dsvoting
himself to curing sick persons in Viro-
qua and now the results are TO be seen.
Persons who doubted are convinced and
the doctors Office at Hotel Fortney IL
sought by the afflicted from far and
near. The cas- of Jno. Kuster is strik-
ing one. He consulted this doctor for
diabetes, a disease more fatal than con.
sumption. He was nervous, could not
sleep, his eyes had failed him, he WAS
but a skeleton and Il burning thirst was
never satisfied although he drar1f from
three 10 four gallons OF water eys1y day.
His family and physicians thought he
conld not live three months. After n
course OF DIR. Nc Elwee's special treat
ment for diabetes he ia quite well, no
longer nervous. eating heartily and
sleeping all night without touching WA
ter, his sight restored and working every
day, Such a ease IL always miraculous.
Others of lung trouble, cancer, asthma
etc. are getting well likewise. all, DR..
Nc Elwee says, because | have obtain
cd q line Of remedies that destroy the
eanoer. consumption and other disease
microbes.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-29

When your heart gets too hot put Ice
On yonr heed and lock up your purse.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-29
wnnAlLANn.

VICTORY RIDGE, July 2s.-Cr0ps are look
ing iine.440 X. 6aapsrts having "A new barn
and tobacco shed erected on his farm. Mrs.
Maunaa I0ncks and daughter Le0nAu " Yiro-
qua, have been visiting the formers brother.
@. A.. Wakefield VIM. Hayden Is very proud
nf his new hired man, but we hardly think he
will be able TO hoe tobacco this year.. Elmer
Huntington, who has been working at Sir.
Gauper's, was taken Ill, and went To hia home
at Genoa, His brother Lester took his place
=. -. w. Manning of Warrens, Is again seen
on our RIDGE. Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington Wis
lied with their daughter, Mrs. Albert Hopp.
last Sunday. !. Mrs. Enns Foster and little
daughter Veronica, are visiting friends and
relatives before going to their new home Ia
Canada Cora Pullman, who has been on
the sick list for The past two weeks. Ii improv-
Ing Dr. Morley OF YIroqua, WAS called to
see her last week.. Mrs. Anna Robinson of
Dubuque, is visiting her sister. 1rs. NJ. H..
UAyenee. who she nas not seen for seventeen
years j.. Myrtle Wakefield and Ellda Gaupe
called at Mrs. Hopp's Sunday. ...Francts
Henderson and Maud Sinister made II call at
Eish's photo gallery last week ....A number
OF young people surprised Alfred Gauper.
Monday evening. In honor OF his bwenty-flrst
birthday. A pleasant time was had by ait...
Mr. and Mrs. willard Sutherland OF Ferry
yiiles visited st the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wakefield, Sunday - Hiram Hartley is
working for q. "A. Partridge. .Johuie Topper
II building Il tobacco shed for q. II, Johnson
4. s. a
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-29
LATEST IMPORTANT E w
MAR.

DANyILLE, Ill, July GA race wer
has broken out here. Al mob OF 5000
men lynched an unknown negro refugee
from Evansville, Ind. The mob then
went to the comfy jail after james vii.
son, a Bloomington, ILL.,, negro whose
lynching Is regarded rs sure 10 occnr.
Wilson has confessed TO assembling Mrs.
Thomas Burgess, a farmers wife. at
Alvin. III. north CT here.
The unknown negro was lynched for
shooting TO death Henry Gatterman,
white, a member of the mob while the
mob was ON it's way 10 lynch the negro
Wilson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-29
STIRLING.

WEST PRAIRIE, July 20.- tr Farmers are
all very bnsy. having, har ing, and cult
waiting corn and tobacco, .manda Forum
has been entertaining a frh dfrom LA Crosse
A few OF our young people attended
church at South Prairie Sunday last. :. The
sociahle held NJ Mr. Nance's u week since was
eli attendedand all report d good tisne.
Feeler Richardson purchased a new MIiwau-
kets binder Of Hans Hum Cyrus Ms0iurg
has been helping Mr.. ttnnt pat up hay,
heH0 McNlnrg Is visiting ~ his old home
After fifteen yeats absence IA the NesL
Jota Hum Is working for ifinaey Brcs, this
season Mr. Mptland r. ST home after pend
Ing the wtnter Hna spring la la Crosse
jacob Mollaf4d, Anton aud ole F0rtuo visited
With Henry kNlsfai fill quite late Sunday
esentsg <, Ne understand music was the lead
ing feature ~ entertainment bat wonder
what caused such TASTY departure...,A few
OF oar yu1ng people went 10 3he Delts d re
sunday. A very enjoyable trip IS reported
4-.sManN of oar young men enJoY spending
Sunday III he soto. We wonder what the at
traction is kHaeF Forum IS often seen
going cast Boys get ystIF belts ready Rol-
sbaa bros are upuused 10 the modern convey
anets and still bet eVS iu thue., manufactured
a. "a earlier date, They now wish To obtain
tnfsFtaatiNsi AZ Ia %hsra to obtain AN OK cart
a. % reasonable price Byron Fusdlck has
quit cianitning tnd - working for arttn
Mellem. X.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-29
wERsrRR

BUCHANAN RIDGE, July z7-Qnite Il period
OF time mas elapsed since the people OF the
surrounding community have heard from our
neighhOrhood. so will endeHyor to write 10
few items. 5. Crops are looking fine and the
Of corn. e. Miss Jessie buchanan has been Ell
gagged to teach our school this fall. Mlssis
Sam uet Brown aud George Melvin, with their
wives, also Mr.. Jos. Cowan and daughter, O9a
were the guests OF John Lyons, Sunday 49,.
Elijah Lyons from Indiana Is visiting rela-
ttves on our ridge......M Mrs. Hankins
has been III with the measles but Is impfov-
Ing. -. Some OF the chiidaen are having the
whooping cough. Miss Nettie Lyons IA Is
attending review school In ViroQua, spent
Saturday and sunday with her PARENTS.
Several OF the young people from here at
tended church at Dtter Creek, sunday ......
Mrs. Huston and her aunt, Mrs. Lyons. went
TO La Fargo, Saturday. A READER.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-29

They sl@s sell gasoline. kero. enc. cream -epara
tor ,t cylinder ~. has-r and stack paint engtnr
hssd light. HANK suf 4 term Ialini~. se"f ) tah tin%
II tes f-st tare herS ani eng'nes masir
srts .ssr new gzSe S-if fevsl-t Second hand
Veal gns f.Slsr ane peerless srhg alor going at
bargains
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-29
cIrNr,N
nMrsspALr. ~

WMtNGpALE, J ~ ~ D. j. Older aud
q y OF S~ptipgvilie Wis ed at Gus Morter.
y on suhuaY.s..Ole e. sou and family OF
land Center, yisif' 4 relatives III this VI.
e. ty u portion of la geek. Charles Han
-lu ~ seriously III at hAs home ~ miles north
~ here IleS has Appendicitis and an abeeSs
formed nrs. sefriener and Schee Of West
by, lance The nacess yesterday morning -.
We have concerts almost every aay nov by
tile Bloomiugdale string hand. The Westby
company g putting up "A fne new telephone
Inc from Westhy "a this plsee, on the Coon
frairie rosa The ppies wifi be set TO this
place by Tonight. The CENSOR made quite a
tluhder n our cor resgonuence of two weeks
age IL stated that Oscar Morterud and wife
had visited at 4efs0n's We wrote 1t Dscs =
Npriing. Henry Running and family Of Ia ii
Claire, are visiting with the Stigen fam, Us.
John Mold Is Abte to be- around agafn alter A
sCVVTV tusSin With rheumatism Mr., Rhodes.
the creamafy mau, did not stay with as tong
lie WAS sent 10 Grant county Mr.. BOARD OF
htilsbot0, succeeded hi.n... Mrs. a. O. Larson
% Niroqua, and Mrs Jthn HalIngstad OF
Westhy, are visiting at Gnas Hauingstad's...
Wm, W akemaa and vie cfspRrta. visited at
VIM. PierCe's Stnday -. Mrs. Carl Lee "a able
~ be "a ssefU.> .ArdreW Ice aud wife and
Carl l,tfsou ana wife OF Wcstbs, were seen on
our Streets yesterday. 0has Cnrrler has re-
signed his position AZ Thos, Ficrce's., Peter
Hanson Vas ~ Cashtun Saturday night and
Installed The OhNcNrs Ia the /, GO, n. lodge AZ
@hat place.. Mis- knutson same up fnm the
lee Cave fer a short visit With friends lere
she returned his Seorniag. MAO.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-29

CHEHRy GRovE, July 27--J0hn Wallace and
Emil R-0manowsky have Carr's tobacco shed
nearly completed ........ On account of rain
Saturday evening the soeiahle at the Asbnry
church was Lot largely attended. Another
Will be given At the home Of John FrideIl next
Saturday eveptng.. John Gnnd visited his
uncle at La Crosse last sunday THE
Cherry Grove orchestra has all broken up on
aceoane of charmed mathematics being
brought here from Lonely tlioi1aw -. Theo.
Tobias has been laid up a few days with the
measles. A few of our young people visit
Wlganowsky has discontinued making soap
for this season and has now become editor OF
the Cherry Grove Times -. Frank Wies.
Cherry Grove school house he IS now prepar-
cd TO take orders. Tn Cherry Grove string
orchestra met at Tobias last Sunday even
Ing -. Peter Peterson visited at jesse Sil
baughis last ndaYs,.....Tenn Thompson
c-ontemplates going to California this fall.
ifoNEYsuGKLR.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-29
LOW I

In addition TO the low rates to Cali.
fornia and return. August TO IL, low
round trip rates to Portland, Seattle.
Tacoma. Victoria and Vancouver will
be in effect on the same dates. For com
plete information about rates and train
service see the nearest agent of the CHI
cAgo, Milwaukee a. ST. Paul railway, or
write te #. A. Miller. General Passang
er Agent, Chicago
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-29
Ola Citizen Posses away.

AZ his home In Sprsnrvilte. July 80, EnNUND
SHILLING, aged 20 years, 10 days.
He was a native OF Germany, eanigrated
IA Pennsylvania ia early life, Abnut thirty
years age he came 10 Springstlte for ! time
following hts trade ~ tuner. Mr. Stttttlng
hsu. fuf many years, laeO intereStea IN the
study Of the eye, becoming a thoroughly
competent ocuifsG testing the eye by nteans
Nt AN instrument 0f his own Invention Ills
services IA this capacity .iti be greatly
missed bs TIL many wfo Appreciated them.
Tie bore his SulTeF ng With remarkable foFtt.
tude and was combined n his room oniy a few
DAYS Ia the faarntUg he expressed himself
"a auNieu % die Suddenly rather than hHsng
In = help e condition tie sat up = pSrt OF
the time whiting aud rVaatns y huie, aud
shortly after the nfhsnday lHeal, lay down
a. 4 quietly passed sNaY Ills disease MS
pronounced cancer ot tho iatestlne~ Nr.
settling leaves one chfid, Mr~ Mars F1np
ktns, who, with her two cAitdFen, ltvesi with
Aita. a coflhart "a hts decitnipg yeafs He
was coasln ~ Mr@ ehlpp ttoisRieaf uf Viz
qua
Always q tactfW tna0e sf De- i~heashtfuly
arranEef ht, fa7si CESS attsifs tNkthr 10 tna
titnre coniiurs II his dt.atser stG .rAuJ-
ebiidte,s Nv fs0,sss ~ the sis.eAsad tteV
g ". Ma tui t~st4Ru17a a 'tr So Hter sui i4
ternsetst st ate tu ~l,ftstsN e eesartstv
Tim q tt leRett ttfts Nn,-'e tntfnd
Shf1t,s T. as Bss, btis ktsdiy an v Ffe~ ST
fsts f,4.aie .tp scat aeg eainte Pes ~
hs -ts . q
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-29
OUR COUNTY GLEAEINGS
From the Drain and Pens OF the censor's
Live Country and village ~ riters.


PRATRTK LAND, July 2T-Artie Thompson is
on the sick list. 4Iueila Davis and her sister
Ida. entertained n number 81 boys from Pops
town and Soldiers Grove. on sunday The
or last week VIII certainly ring II the ones re
fefring 70 them won't cepatrt for tho west 10
the near future Miss Jessie kilingswOfth,
from North Dakota IS visiting at Sehoenber
geris..... Albert Chose mad the misfortune OF
l0osing his hat while running his morse across
the prairie .....M ts Ida Davis makes her
regular trips across 20 sag City. on sunday.
Investigating tine new erection LIZ ~ DAVIS
is again able TO be cut after bis severe attack
of Rheumatism ....s.... Martin Ffihke aud Eva
Yttrf we're out driying fOr.pietsure on sunday
Alex Buckles and sons made q short call
verson. our mereI ~ mikes his regular trips
straight up Dear. lends We will side-track
until next week. y 7. D.
WKsr PRAfRTE. July rs Everybody IS busy
haying ~. The Bar Harbor boys have pnr-
makes his regular trips forth Artie Thom-
son tosk In the socia3le nc ZitzneFa. Sunday
evening and reports an excellent time.
Hanna Monsoon visited her parental home,
SUNDAY. Miss Elliott Of kilbOrn ~ visiting
cousins and old friends at Sag City. Lauretta
the misfoFtHHe OF breaking her bicycle and
bad the pleasure of walking home. John
SAINT and partner took IN the young peo-
pies sDeiety At Daeh Ridge. sunday :. Lewis
Larson gaze a musical entertainment, Tues
day evening 10 the Locust avenue people,
church. Friday evening, July 81. Key. Kline
viii preach SAturdayfevenlDg, next. Let all
presenl...phe phantom light a. lower Sag
DRY has again made It's appearance, causing
quite an excitement among the people living
nenr ~. VIOLET
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-29
For Western Exenralnn.

Excursion rates TO Portland, Oregon,
Seattle and Tacoma, Washington. and
Victoria and Vancouver, British Column
bia. Session Trans-M Mississippi CONNER
August 1871, 1908. May sell tickets
August | to IA Good 10 return Oeto-
her IL at $4S a5 for the round trip.
L. O. BOYLE, Agent
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-29
Men Who pia in the Mus,x Past.

Cleveland. o.. Dec. 29-Between
forty and fifty of the most celebra-
ted archaeologists and teachers of ar
chaeology in the United States were
present today at the opening OF the
annual meeting of the Archaeolog-
ical Institute OF America. Professor
Seymour of Yale University presid.
ed and a leading feature of the ses-
sion was an address by Professor
Richardson, president of the Amer
lean school at Athens.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-29

Salt Lake. Utah. Dec. 29.-In re-
ply to tha utterances of Angus NJ
Cannon prominent official of the
Mormon church. who in the course
of an address at the tabernacle Sun
day stated that the Utah Fuel COM
pany wanted to hire several humid
red men to take the places Of strik-
ing miners in the coal mines of Car
bon county and advised young Nor
mons who had previous experience
in mining to accept these places,
Con Kelliher national organizer of
the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea has issued an address to organ
lied labor in Utah in which he char
acterizes the Mormon church as an
enemy of organized labor. He ap-
peals to national labor organizations
throughout America to assist in un-
seating Senator Reed Smoot. who
is member Of the controlling board
of the Mormon church. and who he
says will be a dangerous foe to la
Dor In legislation. Kelliher sent a
telegram to John Mitchell. president
of the United Mine Workers along
the same line
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-29

Washington, D. c.. Dec. 29.-Min-
lister Lyon has reported to the state
department from Monrovia. Liberia.
the details of a massacre in the
depths OF the African forest. A mis-
sionary named Tate, with all follow
ing, eighteen in number were kill
ed 1t appears that the massacre
took place as far back as March Is,
1901, yet this is the first detailed
account. 1t came to hand in the af-
fidavit of Mrs. Mary L. Allen. white
missionary at Nouna Kroo. Libe-
ria She had her story from some
native tribesmen VINO knew OF the
killing. Tate had a large farm and
maintained q school in the jungle.
One night the natives shot down the
entire party, cut off their heads and
sent them to their people as tro-
phies. The only explanation vouch-
safed for the slaughter was that
while they had no fight with white
men, if they were not killed they
would bring war upon their coun-
try and fight the Docs.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-29
THREE REVOLUTIONS.
The State Department Dispatches
Another War Ship.

Washington, d. c.. Dec. 29.-With
three revolutions coming on the ISL
and. the forces of Jiminez within
four hours of San Domingo City
and the excitement prevailing. Min.
lister Powell thinks the situation de-
mands the presence of additional
war ship, and in a cablegram dat
ed yesterday he appeals to the state
department for aid. In anticipation
of the crisis which appears to have
arrived the state department had
already taken steps to send anoth-
er war ship to San Domingo and at
his request Secretary Moody yester-
day cabled Rear Admiral Lamber-
ton. commanding the South Allan
tic squadron. now at Trinidad. to
dispatch one of his vessels TO San
Domingo at full speed to assist the
gunboat Newport in protecting Am
erican and other interests.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-29
ARCHBISHOP BOURNE
A Noted churchman.-The Fourth
Preiate of Westminster.-A Short
Sketch of His Career.

London, Dec. 29.-Dr. Bourne, for
mer Bishop of Southwark, was en-
throned today as Roman Catholic
Archbishop of Westminster in West
minister Cathedral with much state
ly ceremony. The cathedral was fill
ed to it's capacity with church dig
nitarias whose robe of Office lent gor
geousness to the picture. The fine
marble inlaid throne. memorial to
the late Cardinal Vaughan, was used
for the ceremony.
This cathedral is the first Roman
Catholic cathedral that stood in the
metropolitan section of England
since the reformation. It cost over
a million dollars and so far is en-
tirely out of debt. Most OF the inte-
rior is still to be finished,
Archbishop Bourne is the fourth
prelate to occupy the archepiscopal
throne of Westminster since the
Catholic hierarchy in England was
restored in 1850 by the appointment
of Cardinal Wiseman. who was fol-
lowed in turn by Cardinals Man
ming and Vaughan.
Archbishop Bourne is in his forty
third year. having been born at
Clapham on March %. 1861. He was
educated at ST. Cutnbert's college,
Ushaw, ST. Edmund's College, Ware,
ST. Sulspice, in Paris, and finally at
Louvain University Ordained as a
priest in 1884 he worked first at
Blackheath, and afterwards at Mort
lake, West Grinstead. and Henfield,
Sussex. AT the latter place he es-
tablished a seminary. and in 1889 he
was appointed rector of the South
wark Diocesan Seminary. near Gull
ford.
In 1895 he was named domestic
prelate to Pope Leo XIII. In 1893
Cardinal Vaughan consecrated him
titular bishop coadjutor to the bish-
op of Southwark with the right of
succession
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-29
A Social for Children,

On next Thursday from 2:30 to
p. m. at the Methodist parsonage
there will be social for the mem
bers of the Baby Roll and Mite Box
Brigade of the H. M. society of the
Methodist church.
All parents of the children and
those interested in this work are
welcome. We trust that children
who are not members will come to
this meeting and enroll their names.
The baby roll is for all under five
years of age. Enrolment fee 25 cts.
The Mite Box Brigade for all over
five years o age. enrolment fee 10
cents. AChristmas tree will be deco.
rated to add to the pleasure of the
occasion
Mrs. W. E. LYON, Supt.