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The daily sentinel., 1903-08-20
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST.

Is having wonderful success with
his methods and prescription glasses.
His patients no longer suffer. after
once being fitted-Headache all gone.
Eyes and lids no longer infamed. If
you have blurring, winking, trembl.
ing spells, various nervous and brain
affections, entailing not only positive
injury to the sight, but untold misery.
Call at once and get thorough exam
ination which costs you nothing. All
work guaranteed.
Office: Grand Valley National Bank block
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-20
W. @. BOYER.
Contractor and Builder

Twenty live years experience in all
kinds of building Heavy work
specially. Estimates furnished on
application. The best of reference.
P o. Box No. 80.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-20
H. R. BULL.
Physician and Surgeon

Surgeon for D. & r. G. and Rio
Grande Western. Office; Rooms 3 &
7, Canon. Residence First and White.
Telephone - Office, 101 Juncti-
Residence 101 Mesa
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-08
Interesting Items from all
the. Diggings X II

which they adjoin, he expects to round
out a company of mor than usual
merit.-Salt Lake Herald,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-08

Contractors will drift 500 feet on
the TOO level of the Star mine, near
Cherry creek.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-08

Contractors will drift 500 feet on
the TOO level of the Star mine, near
Cherry creek.
Mining Company had on the Rock
land mine, just beyond Pine Grove,
was taken up this week and the mon
ey paid for the property. The proper
ty was formerly owned by the late
Governor Blasdel, and the sale was
made by J.. w. Logan. The price is
900, and it is estimated that there is
more than enough ore in sight in the
mine to pay for it.
Will ]. Dooley has long held inter-
ests at De Lamar, New, including the
Sunbeam and Dockstich claims, lying
between the Magnolia group and Mon
itor claim of the ~Bamberger De La
mar Gold Mining Company, as well
as a quarter interest in that company's
Millionaire claim. Yesterday after
noon he declared his intention of COM
bining his own and other adjoining
properties and making them the basis
of a new company, which he will form
during the next few weeks. Earlier in
the day he offered to sell his holdings
to Manager Bamberger of the big com
pany named, and the new company
enterprise is a result OF his not being
able to strike a bargain with Mr.. Bam-
berger. The claims controlled by Mr..
Dooley are said to the great De
Lamar lode, and, with properties
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-08
Notice to Creditors

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned and Mary Brown have
been duly appointed and qualified by
the 9Th Judicial District Court of the
State of Nevada in and for Humboldt
County as executrix of the estate of
J. r. Brown, late of said county, de-
ceased. All creditors having claims
against said estate are required to file
the same with proper vouchers, at
tached with the Clerk of the Court,
within three months of the first publ
cation of this notice. Dated November
l4th, 1902.
ELLEN BROWN,
An Executrix Of said Estate.
n24-1mo
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-08
A Cold Wave

The forecast of sudden changes in the
weather serves notice that a hoarse
voice and a heavy cough may invade
the sanctity of health In your home.
Cautions people have a bottle Of One
Minute Cough Cure always at hand.
K. II. Wise, Madison, Ga, writes: Il
am indebted to One Minute Cough Cure
for my present good health and prob
ably my life" 1t cures Coughs. Colds,
LaGrippe, Bronchitis, Pneumonia and
all Throat and Lung Troubles. One
Minute Cough Cure cuts the phlegm.
draws out the Inflammation, heals and
soothes the mucous membranes and
and strengthens the lungs. Brown Bros
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-08
Mining News of Nevada told in brief
sentences-A complete review Of this
very important industry-Valuable
Developments everywhere = y

A sale of considerable Importance is
reported from Washoe county. The
Gold King Mining Company of South
Dakota, represented by Geo. d. Pyne
las purchased four claims known as
the Twenty-seven spot, Last Chance
Golden Eagle and Granite Mountain
located seven miles from Steamboat
The consideration was $10,50O and
35o,OOo shares of the company's
stock. The company will begin work
on the claims by the first of the year.
With the resumption of work by the
Nevada Belle Con. Mining and Smelt-
ing Company, a five million dollar cor
poration, and the operations of the
American Nickel company, another
FIVE million corporation, things will
be quite lively at Cottonwood.
No relocation of mining claims oc-
Cured In Tonopah district January
LIST. Mine owners generally had COM
piled with the law governing develop
ment work, but just the same many
were on the ground to e that no
Matchmaking Of just titles was at
tempted. Had the jumper been
abroad the orone would have had
occasion to s.. upon several "stifs."
Frank Hall, superintendent, has a
stronge force setting up the new hoist
ing plant on the Tonopah Union, Gold
Mountain.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-08

out a company of more than usual
merit.-Salt Lake Herald,
The Olinghouse mining claims near
Wadsworth have been bonded to J. J.
Mahoney & Company, the railroad
contractors, They intend sinking to a
depth of 600 feet on the property with
a double compartment shaft. This is
a good thing for Wadsworth and the
mines in hat district.
The important mining case of Hag-
gin & Hearst VS.. Kelley ct al, involv-.
ing the ownership Of the south end
group of mines at Bodie, which was
tried in the Superior Court at Bridge
port last week, resulted in a verdict
for the plaintiff. This was the second
trial of the case, and the verdict is
a reversal Of the decision lsached on
the first trial.
The organization of the Silver King
Mining Company of Nevada has been
perfected, with a capitalization of $780,
600, divided into as many shares of
the par value OF 81. The possessions
OF the new company consist Of the
J. B. MCGEE group of mines at Sill
yer King, New, about thirty-fve miles
west of Phoebe, and embrace discov-
cries which at the time created the
most sensational interest.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-08
Fashion
Restaurant

Fine cooks. Meals at all hour
Oysters IN any Style. Fresh
OYSTER In cans always on hand
Good accommodations for fam.
lilies for Sunday dinners.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-08
Fashion
ID. i. HADLEY,

d.. HADLEY,
Proprietor.
Wines, liquors, beer and cigar
in the saloon AS good as any ont
has. Come and try US and SET
for yourself.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-01-08
Dentistry.

DR.. w. s. Porter. dentist. Office on
Bridge street.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-27
20 N .
N0TICIAS DIRECTAS)

Sc han c0lOcado en- ell muelIe mu-
cnas banderas gallardetes para que
este adornado cuando desembaruue Miss
RoOtevelt.
Aver a las tres de la tarde dio
principle en- la Corte ell asunto de Ho.
0eGS Corpus solicitadO por ell edo Ii
zOl en- favor de Francisco Espada. Asis.
ITO ell JueZ Mr. Wilcox. Despues de al.
guTloS lncidentes le fue cOncedida la pala
bra al senior Tizol ell cual pronunci6 un
dlscurso hermosisimo de gran argu.
mentacion juridica. Despues hizo uso
de la palabra ell Fiscal Torres Grau.
Sollclto oil senior TiZOl ,rectificar habl0
De nuevo con gran correction. Ha sido
SeIlaladO para la resOlucion definitiva
hoy las A de la tarde
Manana por tantO nos OcuparemOs
con detenimiento de- resultado de to-
da tramitacion de dicho asunto.
En- ell barriO de Machuelo Arriba
continuan algunos estancieros quemando
pastOs de Sus prOpiedades sin tener en-
cuenta que al verificarlO OcasiOnan gran
des perjuiciOs sus coindantes por no
tolnar las precauciones necesarias. Exis'
ten indiViduos a cuyas propiedades Sc
hs extendid0 ell fuego han tenido per
didas cOnsiderables.
AnOche StuvO lugar en- ell SRecreo
Ponceno~ la retreta reglamentaria. Asis'
tl6 ella una buena concurrencia que
acude dicho sitio huyendo del calor
sofOcante de la poblaci0n.
= Los vecinos de! barrio GMachuelo
Absjo> siguen siendo victimas de la
carencia de aqua por tomarla indebida
mente de la hacienda <Restsurada So
To- existe para proveer los vecinos
abastecer la sed del ganado un pequeno
poz0 que resulta incapaz en- ell cual.
segun Sc nos informa no Sc tiene ell de-
bido aseo, pudiendo ocasionar la falta de
hygiene una epidemia. Ademas pudeira
suceder que ell ganado estuviera ataca'
do de alguna enfermedad contagiosa
sufrir las consecuencias aquellos eecinos.
Ell JuzgadO del Este estuvo funcio
nando aver hasta las nueve de la nOche
en- averiguaci0n del horroroso crimen
cometido hace algdn tempo en- la Ia
cienda Mercedes. Un chiquillo de cuyas
declaraciones Sc esperaba pOner algo en-
claro convirtio dicha declaration en- un
verdadefo mpe-cabezas. Sc han de-
tenidO algu1as personals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-27

Sali6 Rocambole del hotel por la
puertecilla del ierdfn con Ell paso
de IN triunfador romano al Bubfr
al capitolio y diciendose
Me- anna. y con In ayuda de mi
com padre Ell demonio creo que mo.
rir6 dentro de Ia piel de IN grsnde
de Espsf1a. Ia que. f6 mia, es una
envoltura muy copfortablel
Ref xionando de esta manera
lego nj boulevard de les Italianos,
que aquella hora estabs desierto.
Gaia una llnvia menuda con.
tfnua que azotaba ell rostro, Y Ro-
cambole apret0 ell psso, bsjando
hasta Ell muelle, en- ell que debfa
esperarle 81 coche pero no habfa
recorrido adm dos tercios de su Ca
mino coando oy6 unas voces irri
tadas. no tard6 en- yer dos per
sonas que sostenfan una lucha vio-
ieEta.
-tVamosI Puesto que me toca
desempe fIar el papel de protector.
vsmos o intervenir en- esa cues
ti6n, Sc dsjo. y spresur6 adm mas
el paso, convenciGndes So POGO des-
pu6s de que los que disputaban eran
una mnjer y IN hombre, llsrsndo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-27
ABOGADOS

aquella Ia peer parte y hablandola
ell CON toDo amenazsdor.
-lTe digo que me dejes, Angus
to decfa ella. Vale mas que nos
separemos que seguir vivlendo asf-
-iY 20. que eres una perdida !
respondi6 squel o quien daban ell
nombre de Augusta. Y si quieres
absndonarme es porque themes al
gdn proyecto. y antes te mato, y
levant0 Ia nano para pegarle.
-ISocorroi Asesino grit6 In
mujer.
va puedes desgafIltsrme gri-
tando. afiadi6 aquel hombre. que.
con todo dej6 caer Ia mano ain he-
rir, porque nadie vendr6 socorrer-
te esGarncs solos, y adem6s
No pudo acabar In frase, porque
recibi0 IN tremendo pufYetaso en-
Ia nuca y fa6 caer aturdtdo diez
pasos mas ALA.
Rocambole. 81 rui1o de cuyo pa
SO habia amortiguado el sueio mo-
jgdo por IL liuvIa. sc arroiara sohra
81 CON la energfa y ID destrezs do
IN hombre Que conocfa pr6cttca
mente el hoxeO.
El golpesdo, So lsyanto y con ise
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-27
Mario 26.

Mario 26.
!. tsrde de aver lego de San
Y astro : particular amigo don Fran.
1uSasa as~ra Cap6, quien tom6 pose
g, malana de hoy del cargo de
9 10 : asta Corte, despues de haber
g y - j iuramentO de rubrica.
agg NV continuarOn en- la Corte los
M ror delitos electOrales cometidos
- .os "a republicanOs de Yauco en-
isso ss elecciones. Los juicios ce.
=. how fuerOn por jurados. Los
~ .Jos eran los siguientes: Genaro
s'@eI ofr0: Modesto Torres Y otro V
y: Torruella Y otro. EstOs proce
~ s,oron declarados no culpables,
], absuetos 10 mismo que los de
II vapor GJulia0 salio de esta ciu.
- - nara los puertOs de su escala
- de haber embarcadO a su bordo
IN oanadO caballar.
"a empresa de carros el6ctricos
cabo algunas reparaciones en-
s.ollys. habi6ndOse pintado la ma
.srts de ellOs.
a tomar possession ell senOr Arias
/. ACADIA de esta ciudad, ,dimos cuen-
!. II Drop6sitos que dicha autOridad
nara ell arreglo de las GALES de la
i, Ell tempo va transcurriendo Y
s.gos yecinOs han llegado a Greer que
.son6sit0s del senior Alcalde Sc CON
nm en- los prOyectos de la Gran
-Hace muchos dias Sc encuentra
!, descuidadO ell riego del camino de
ava leyant8 ndose gran cantidad de
u oue molesta los que transitan
] i diarIamente.
Nos informan muchas personals
ren con desagrado las preferencias
emplean los cOnductores y motoris-
,on los amePicanos. Pasa ell CAIRO
ssnugs es mandadO a detener por unO
sIos no cOnfOrmandose con esperar'
dDo cue en- perjuiciO de los dem
0cnpan ell trOlly este retrocede para
snuell0s no SO molesten muchO; perO
.snbio 81 ell que llama es native
noes no Sc le atiende 8 81 por ca
fdad 10 hiciesen, esperan un poco,s
{ muy grande la distancia que los
IA. EsTas preferencias deben des-
acer teniendo en- cuenta que todos
5ss8geros pagan igual e igual deben
ratad0s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-27
-lPobre mUjeri
y de cafda en- caida fuf pa

.-lPobre mUjeri
Y de cafda en- Cafda fuf. pa
rar q Augusta.
@dY quIen es AugustoP
I'm reVendedor de cOntrasefiaS
de teatro, contest6 Rebeca bsian-
do la cabeEa.
De manera que odiais esa
mujer que es hermana vuestra que
sc Cs parece.
LA odio CON toda mi almai
y 70 tambien; dijo Rocambo-
le, articulando con mucha frialdad
estas palabras.
-sQu9 fu6 10 que os hizo?
LA anne mucho.
10y ellaP
-Pisote6 mi amor.
-Ahora comprendo, dijo "a es
tudianta del barrio Latino quedan-
dose muy peusativs.
-ILa odiAis muchor
Que ST Ia odiol
Y ST os propusiese los medios
de vengaros dc vengarme a mf,
Iaceptarfais?
- lYa 10 creol respoudi6 Rebeca
conseguirlo?
-Ayud2udoos 70.
-SDe verass
-Palahra de honor, dijo Rocam-
bole que observe que Ell rostro de.
macrado de aquella mujer sc ilu-
minaba de pronto con u0a algeria
cruel, y que su mirada apsgada y
hain can6alleaha.
-Pestei Creo ore la masa eS
buena, y sabi6ndols trabsjar -.
Y en- alta Voc sf1adi0 /:
-Aquf estas en- vuestra casa.
hijR mia.
Crey6 Rebeca que &c burlaba de
ella y le contemplo con alguna des-
confianza.
: Os 10 repito estais en- vues-
ira casa mi criado os servir& y 70
vendre todcs los dfss q veros.
Como! SOs march&isr
ST.
Il -5No vivfs Gqnfg
II No, pero la hkbitsci6n es mia
II Dehsis s9r mny rico, entonces,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-27

Entire las senOras nOmbradaS par
Ell arreglO del Casino figuran las distin
guidas damas dona Cruz Perez de RO.
sich. dona Aminta Perez de Morell, do
ma Guadalupe Cabrera de Mariani, don;
Angela Cabrera de Vidal, dona abe
Oppenheimer de Subir3, dona JOsefs
Martinez de Colon, dona Alice Cheva
lier de Felici, dona Adela Rosaly de SEX
y dona Rosario Cabrera de Arce.
-El guardia jurado de la hacienda
&Reparada> detuvo dos indlvlduOs Que
robaban en- dicha hacienda unos paque
tes de canas Y al conducirlos a la casa
de la hacienda salieron de improviso
unos ounce individuOs que atacaron al
guardia, rescatando los detenidos. FL
juZgadO entiende en- este asuntO.
LAS invitaciOnes para recibir en- ell
muelle la senorita Roosevelt, estan re-
dactadas del mOdO siguiente:.
<Muy senior nuestro: La Comisi6n
encargada del recibimientO al Honora'
BILE GobernadOr Su comitiva en- la cual
figura la senorita Alice Roosevelt, tiene
ell honor de invitar w. para ell jueves
20 del corriente las media de la
tarde al muelle SRecreo POncenOs con
Objeto de tributaries afectuoso homemade
de bienvenida etc.,
De esta redaccion Sc despr ende que
ell recibimiento festejos que SO cele-
bran es en- honor de Mr.. Hunt, siendO
la senorita Roosevelt uno de los persona
jes de su cOmitiya. EntendemOs que. en-
este existe un error muy grande, una
intenci0n marcadisima de adular al Co
bernador de Puerto Rico ganar indul.
gencias alguien con escapularios ajenOs.
La primera suposici6n debe desecharse
porqne es de tai magnitud que esta al
alcance de la inteligencia mas pobre
En- cuanto 10 segundo no nos extrana
porque ell servilismo que SO ha apodera'
do de eSos seres >pequen0s los obliga a
cometer grandes desaciertos temerosos
del enOjo de su amO.
Una DANA sin caracter Official nos
vista, Y esa DANA acompanan ell Go.
bernadOr sus famiIiares; de modo que
los fostejos de esta ciudad Sc realizan
con ell fin de. tratar a la dana con la
cOrtesia que es acreedora On tai senti'
do y la huesped con la generosa hospi'
talidad de las poblaciones cultas.
Aver tarde, apesar de los esfuer'
zos que realizara el abogado Tizol, le
tue regado ell habeas corpus que solicito
para el prOcesado Francisco Espada San
tiago. Sc decret6 para la excarcelaci6n
de este la ianZa de cincO mil dollars.
El senior Tizol ha salido para San Juan
Y nos consta que nos desmayarA en- la
tarea que Sc ha propuestO.
Tiene energias, actividad y clarisi
ma inteligencia mucho puede conse-
guir en- este asuntO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-27

hole terminaba esta reflexion Sc
par6 la berlina habfsn fegsdo
la calle de Suresnes.
-Baiad, diio ssltando la ace
ra tengo que hahlaros.
Llam6, go abli6 Ia puerta & hizo
pasar delante q Rebeca.
EI ayudS de c&mlara. al que CO.
uocemos, habfase echAdo vestido
en- Ia CANA, obedeGiendo las 6rde
mes que tenfs pero al OR Ell cam.
panillazo, acudi6 Corriendo a abrir
Ia puerta So smo, y, como criaoo
iutelIgente, hizo como ell que sc
fiiaba en- el aspecto mas que mise
rable de la que acompsfIaba q su
amo. sc fu6 q reavivar ell fuego
de Ia chlmenea del dormitorio.
A esta habitaci6n fne a la que
Rocambole hizo pasar q Reoeca, La
ofreci6 IN asiento, diio al criado
cue Sc msrchase, y cuando queda
ron solos, empuj jando an si'lon sc
sent6 a su lado dicieudoia:
Ahora contRdme vuestFa MS
toria pero por complete.
--rAhI dijo suspiraudo Heoeca
Fs Ia historic dc una mu1eF, 90
tiene nsda de alegre.
No imports: contadmelo todo
ouien ssbe 81 20 sere ell protector
que ell cielo os en'yfa. dijo kocam :
bole.
-ParecGis bneno, di1o heoeca'
-3Sois hijs del amorS
ST.
-IAmaba vueBtra madre vues'
tro padreP
lie 8doraba , cuando ia aOAn-
don6 Gsnfa yo POGO menos ue
un afIo, y-cuaUdo mi msdre mrrlO ~
cluco, Y una yecina me tnvo = 81
I.do baata Ia edad de ounce. En-
torcea nice 10 nnismo que nj ma
dre, como todSs las mn 1eres por a.
que Dadie Sc interesa: me pieaas asss
del primer hombre que nS o'9'
que era bonita
-SY eae hombreS
Sue IN estudianLe. Despus'
pasG ounce amos 90 81 DsIn.o l.ass 80
tino, dichosa ma veseS' uSSssAsA@
n oeFRs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-27
Aviso important,
Para Ell seryicio pdbIico-no-
tarial en- Hato Grande

Extinguida Ia Notaria de Hato Gran.
de por fallecimient0 del N0tario don
Martin Gonzalez Lopez; a instancia de
los vecinos y propietarios de dicho pue-
bio, ell Lcd0. don Lorenzo Gimenez Gar
cia. Abogado Y Notario residential de
esta ciudad, SO trasladara a dich0 punto
los viernes, permaneciendo hasta ell ss-
bado de cada semana. para atender In
authorization de los Instruments publ
cos que ALI tengan lugar.
Don jose CordOves v Berries, est&
encargado por dichO funcionario para
recoger de las parties otorgantes los I'll
tulos de propiedad en- que hallan de fun
darse las contrataciones para exten-
der las minutas de los actos contra
tos que durante los expresados dias de-
ban ser autorizados bajo la f4 del
NOtariO senior Gimenez Garcia.
Caguas, 20 de Mario de 1908.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1903-03-14
MRS. FIsKR is COMING.

In "Mary of Magdala," Paul Heyse's
historical and romantic drama of life in
Jerusalem under Roman Government, in
which Mrs. Fiske will be seen in at the
Auditorium on March Is and II, every
care has been taken to set forth pictures,
animate and inanimate, of the period
aud the place of the story. The scenes
of this drama are such that both the
general aspect of Jerusalem and the
manners of private life will be more than
suggested. This will illustrate the very
different habits of the Romans, who were
in possession of the government of the
city of right of sword, and those of the
Jews, who submitted perforce to the
domination while cherishing their dis
tinctive habits and secretly working for
deliverance. One Of the scenes in the
play pictures public square in Jerusa-
lem that gives an idea of the peculiar
architecture and the characteristic habits
of the people that conformed to it. 1t is
possible that an erroneous conception of
the architecture of Jerusalem is common,
at least as to its durability. So little that
is veritable has come down to this age as
to that architecture that reliance is had
upon scientific conjecture rather than
upon actual knowledge.
One of the most eminent of authorities
on architecture and its kindred arts,
James Ferguson, declares that the Jews,
like other Semitic races, were not a
building people, and never aspired to
monumental magnifcence as mode of
perpetuating the memory of their great
ness. "The Palace of Solomon" says
he twas wholly of cedar wood, and must
have persisted of natural decay in few
centuries, if it escaped fire and other
accidents incident to such temporary
structures. Their first temple was a
tent, their second depended almost en-
tirely on its metallic ornaments for its
splendor, and it was not until the Greeks
and Romans taught them how to apply
stone and carving for this purpose that
we have anything that can be called
architecture in the true sense of the
term" But for all that, the buildings at
Jerusalem were to modern eyes extremely
picturesque, and the scenes in "Mary of
Magdala" that represent them, both as
interior and exterior aspect, are pictorial
and graphic.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1903-03-14
Archbishop himself. SO asked hin
about IL

Archbishop himself, so I asked him
about 1t.
"Yes," he answered. mother was very
pleased over my selection
"But what did she say1''
"Well. she said That's all right, Jim
mic. God has watched over ye this far
and I'm sure He'll keep on doing it, even
if it's Chicago ye're going to-"
81 tell you, he added, "they can't get
round mother. She's as bright as a
woman of thirty. and when she makes up
her mind not to talk about thing not
all the wild horses or newspaper men in
the United States could induce her to
change her mind. -
In leaving him yesterday asked him
what his feelings were as he was about to
face work of such magnitude as the adj
ministration of the great see to which he
had been called. He hesitated few
moments before replying. and then said,
with great earnestness and an emotion
that thrilled his big frame through and
through at is hard to say how 1 feel.
1t is an overwhelming thing, great,
great thing. There's work to do, a
glorious and good work. And 1 am
going to undertake il" he added cheerily.
And then in measured words, 81 think
I'll get along" And with the sadness
all out of his face and a broad, beaming
smile in its place, he said ::
Anyway, I'll try, and try, and try"
And yon may be very sure that he will.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1903-03-14
NRGLEcrING THE scAPULAR.

The importance of having on the per-
son some distinguishing Catholic en-
blem is the subject of paragraph in the
Catholic News. Some weeks ago line
man on the Third avenue elevated in
New York met with an accident. When
he was being examined Catholic stand
ing by noticed that the man wore a soap
ular and hurried for a priest. Death
occurred within half an hour of the acct
dent, but the priest arrived in time to
administer the last rites Of the church.
If it had not been for the scapular ex-
IRENE JUNCTION would not have been
possible. "Too many persons, COM
ments our Canadian contemporary, the
Carmelite, "are careless in wearing their
scapular. Sometimes they lay it aside
and forget to put it on again, or when it
is torn they neglect to replace it imnedi-
ately. Catholics should always carry
about with them some emblem of their
holy faith.n
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1903-03-14
HOPKINS THEATER.

Another week of excellent vaudeville
is promised at Hopkins Theater next
week. The headliners are James F..
Dolan and Ida Lenharr in the original
farce, "a Heightened Burglar" Among
the other entertainers will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Murphy in their sketch,
THE Seventh Son. the Smedley Sketch
Club in their one-act comedy-drama,
'The Little Mother" Smith and Fuller
in musical novelty; Fields and Ward,
comedians and parodists; Fred v. Bowers.
the celebrated tenor and composer;
Miller and Kreko. the rag-time swells,
and Vernon, the star ventriIoquist.