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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-31
Religious Observance of New year

New Years viii be celebrated with
great solemnity in the Catholic
churches of this city, even more so
than Christmas.
Elaborate preparations have been
made for the musical programmes and
the other services will also be espec-
tally attractive. Special choirs have
been secured by most of the churches.
and in some masses will be sung with
orchestral accompaniment.
AT LOGAN AVENUE CHAPEL.
The musical programme at the Logan
Avenue chopel Sunday win be of must
cal character, as viii be the other serv-
ices.
Millard's mass in G viii be sung at
$50, while at 1920 solemn high pontif
cal mass viii be said. The musical
programme follows:
PTelude-'P araphraSe". ... Nesvadba
mass IN C.-...--.... Beethoven
kNrle ......- $780,. ...........
TlVl ID .''--''---'. '--...--.-......
Credo .....-.,-... 80. .......
oahcJuS 1880 ......-.--.. $500.
AgnuS Del .s..- $780,. ..........
Offertory-"Adeste Fidelis" Novello
Violin solo-"Ave Maria" .... Schubert
Benediction-"Oh Salutaris Hostia"
a., - -. .-.:... ...... ........Jensen
Tantum Ergo ...... ........... Michel
Professional March"
....... .-.... -. ............... Nesler
Sopranos-Miss Wanda Gottesleben.
Mrs. Harold A. Thayer, Miss Litita
Fitzpatrick. Mrs. ]. A Michel. Miss z.
Johnson, Mrs. Alvah J. Clark, Mrs.
William Callahan. Altos-AIrs. T. F.
Martin, Mrs. M. S. Fraser. Mrs. Fred.
Turner, Mrs. c. Miller. Mrs. ]. Albert
Besage. Tenors-J. Avis Bother. Ralph
Culbertson, Albert Lesage, H. L. .BeaIl.
Basses-William Sayer. George d
Kempton. S. F. Martin, Al ]. Cassidy
Edward r. Meyer Among the orches-
ira may ben mentioned Mrs. Genevra
Waters Baker Mr.. Fred Baker. Mr..
Horace Tureman. Joseph NJ. Walker. p. !
II Conde and Miss c. ABBY. All un-
der the direction of Joseph A. Michel.
organist and choirmaster.
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Tnterlnoantaln news.
BUTTE, MONT.

Rev. Fathers DeSiere, Van AIKEN
Callahan and the other clergymen VIII,
have been attending the installation
services of Bishop Carroll at Dubuque
! Ia, returned last Saturday. Bishol
! Carroll will arrive in Montana the las
week in January and his installation a!
bishop of the diocese will take place
| in the cathedral at Helena on the 9th
The following week his lordship viii
officially visit Butte and will be ten
dered a public reception by the Cath
olics of the city. A meeting for the
purpose of arranging for the same will
be called by the clergy in the course OF
a short time.
During his lordship's stay in this city
he viii be rendered a banquet by the
knights of Columbus, of which organi-
cation he is a member.
George and Frank Mullins. sons of
the mayor who have been attending
Gonzaga college at Spokane, are at
home for the holidays.
Donald ellis, formerly superintend-
ent of the Pittsburg e Montana smelt-
ers, is visiting relatives in Butte dur
ing the holidays.
Bert Lynch of Dillon is visiting
friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Harrington have
returned from their wedding journey
and are at home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fayette Harrington, North Washing
ton.
Mrs. Ridenbaugh, who was the guest
of her sister, Mrs Thomas Lavele, last
week, has returned to her home in
Boise. Ida.
Mrs. O'Brien, mother of H. T. O'Brien
Of this city, who has been visiting her
son here for some time, returned last
week to her home at Brandon, Man.
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Mrs. Mike Harrington. aged 90. died
last Saturday at the family residence,
IS East Woolman street. She is sur
vived by her husband, one child and
sister, who resides in Butte, and her
father and mother, who reside in Ire
land. Mrs. Harrington was born in
County Cork, Ireland.
The funeral was held Tuesday after
noon at O'clock from the family resi-
dence, 73 East Woolman street. Serv-
ices at st. Mary's Catholic church
were Conducted DN REV. fdJner ENG
lish. The interment took place in Mt.
Moriahs cemetery.
Frank VI. Sullivan, editor of the Mon
tana Catholic, went 20 Seattle last
Wednesday 10 spend the holidays with
his mother ana sister. DR.. Sullivan left.
for the same place Saturday morning.
The Misses Ehret of Anaconda were
the guests Of the Misses Nissler last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. 2. Mccormick of
Hunters Hot Springs were among the
visitors here .ast week.
Mrs O'Brie /, who was called here by |
the serious illness of her sons wife, |
Mrs. ]. T. O'Brien, has returned to her |
home in Brandon, Manitoba Mrs |
Q'Brien seems to be recovering rap |
idly.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Castle have re-
turned to hair home in Virginia City, |
after a visit with friends in this city.
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Dr. and Mrs. j. A. Donohue are en-
Mrs. D. Ashland of Lima.
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Sisters Christmas Greeting.

The Sisters of St Francis of St An=
thongs hospital extend the expression
of their most sincere gratitude to the
people of Denver and vicinity for their
kindness during the past year.
At the same time the sisters pray God
to bestow his blessings upon their ben
efactors and offer them their best
wishes for a merry Christmas and a
happy New Year.
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GoLDFIELD AND ToNoPAH, NEW.

There have been so many statements
in the public press and on the street
of great sickness and high death rate at
Goldfeld, that a representative of the
Bonanza, who was in the camp this
week, took especial care to inquire in
to the matter, and found that, as usual,
the actual condition has been grossly
exaggerated. During. the last week
there was a cold snap in the camp,
the thermometer dropping to very near
zero, and some sickness ensued
from severe colds, which in many in
stances developed into pneumonia, and
some of these cases proved fatal In
every instance death was accelerated
by exposure, improper and insufficient
food and over-induIgence in alcohol,
making the victim an easy prey to
disease. AS a matter of fact, the
health of the inhabitants who lead
proper lives is excellent. Those who
died would have died anywhere had
they led the same lives they did in
Goldfield.
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Small Blaze in Chanel.

The congregation assembled at Logan
Avenue chapel for o'clock high mass
on Christmas morning were alarmed
over slight blaze which was discov-
cred on the altar just after the gospel,
as the Rev. Father O'Farrel turned to
preach. Father Phillips, celebrant of
the mass. Immediately undertook to
put out the flame, while Father OAR
rel Quoted the assemblage with few
words. Panic was narrowly averted
and the service was continued.
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holidays. The others will remain at the
institution, and in the meantime will
be entertained by a series of comedies
and farces, which will be rendered by
the members of the senior department.
Glasses We're dismissed on the morn
ing of the 22nd and will be called on the
morning of the Bird of the New Year.
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BOISE. IDA.

Misses Gertrude Deary, Agnes Shea.
Anna Driscoll and Katie Driscon. who
have been attending school at st.
Teresa's, spent Christmas at their
homes in Jordan valley.
j. d. Shannon and family of Idaho
CITY are now permanent residents of
Boise, having lately rented a house in
Lees addition.
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Two Prominent Women Dead.

During the week two prominent
Catholic women passed away in Den
YER Mrs. Annie McGovern died at
St. Joseph's sospital on Tuesday, and
on the same day Mrs. Kate Egan was
claimed by death. Mrs. McGovern was
the widow of John McGovern. a prom
inent contractor of Denver who died
about ten years ago. She is survived
by daughter, Miss Annie McGovern,
and two sons. The family resides at
1916 Pennsylvania avenue
Mrs. Egan was a widow also, her
husband having died several years ago.
She has two sons, William and Thomas
Murray. one of whom resides here. The
funeral took place from the church of
the Sacred Heart on Thursday.
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MISsoULA. MONT.

John Mccormick, + the well known
citizen of Missoula county. who re-
Gently disposed of his ranch property
near Bonner to United States Senator
w. A. Clark, departed last Friday on
an extensive eastern visit, which will
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-31

The Tonopah club, the largest
gambling house in Tonopah, was
robbed of over $1,000 recently, by some
one who tunneled beneath the building
and, cutting hole through the floor,
stole the treasure box from beneath the
dealers chair. containing $1,000 in gold
and silver, the reserve belonging to
the faro game. The crime was one of
daring, as the money is supposed to
have been taken during the process of
the game.
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WyIie Tupper died at his home
Christmas eve from tuberculosis of the
throat. He has been ailing for some
time, but MS death was unexpected.
Besides widow, he leaves a father,
mother, three sisters and one brother
He was only recently married and
much sympathy is expressed for his
widow.
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PUEBLO, COLO.

| Rev. w. j. Hewlett of St Ignatius
church by the pupils of Loretto acad-
envy Tuesday, Dec. 20, in celebration OF
the fathers return to the city after al
absence of several weeks. The recep-
ton was held in the exhibition hall of
the academy. There was an address of
" elcome and several musical and lit
erary numbers. A few remarks, eX-
pressive of his appreciation, were made
by Rev. Hewlett, at the conclusion of
the programme.
VIII DGgan of Cornell university is
spending the holidays with his parents,
MI and Mrs. P. j. Dugan.
George Duggins of La Junta visited
with his parents. DR.. and Mrs. G. G..
Duggins, this week.
Word was received last Thursday of
! the death of Miss Ellen NJ Hess, the 81
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. IF
NJ. Hess, at Cripple Creek Wednesday.
Miss Hess was also the niece of Ed
ward Thomas, James Hughes and Mrs.
John w. Foushee of Pueblo. She had
attended st. Patrick's school in this
city and was pupil of Loretto acad-
envy for some time. The deceased was
well known here and had a large circle
and the funeral took place from st.
Patrick'ss church.
The solemn mass for the dead took
place at 2:3O o'clock and was attended
by many friends from Cripple Creek,
Denver and this city Rev. Father
Brown conducted the mass and the mu-
sic was furnished by the choir of the
church. The pail bearers were E. ].
Boilard, Andrew McGovern, J. H. Ma
roney, Fred Mahoney, Mark Mcdonnell
and William Rourke. Interment in
Riverview.
Thomas V. Cornor. a former linotype
operator in The Chieftain composing
room, and row superintendent of the
Wild Horse cyanide mill at Cripple
Creek, is visiting his mother Mrs. NJ.
A. Conner, On the mesa.
The children of the Sacred Heart or
phanage and the sisters in their behalf |
Monday afternoon gratefully expressed |
their appreciation of favorS done them |
by entertaining those who made the |
late benefit u success. The auditorium |
was filled with guests, who showered |
applause on The efforts of the little
performers.
The programme rendered was a sfol-
lows:
Opening address of welcome. ~
........John Hughes. Arthur Rigby
Welcome song. Orphanage girls
Christmas hymn. .Orphanage boys
RecllaIlon.. ....John Kelly
'Hippety- Hoppety- Ho" ..
Christmas recitation. Alice McGovern
flag drill. ..............Big boys
New Year tank. Little boy
Four little tradesmen Shoemaker,
blacksmith, wood cutter and
weaver. ........Four little boys
olay-ChristmaS cantata, Santa Claus
Visit" IN three acts. Performers
were children Of the orphanage
night song. Entire chorus
The Christmas cantata was the most
elaborate part Of the programme. 1t
occupied an hour. A large part of the
lay was in sons, and the children were
o well drilled that every effort was
-reeted with pleasure. The programme
vas ended oy the Christmas tree cele-
ration, when every one gathered about !
he immense tree, beautifully decorated
nd covered with the gifts of candy
nd other things for the children and
f tokens of appreciation for the guests.
he presents were distributed by Santa
'laus in person.
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nNIERMouNIAIN COLORADO CATHOLIC: DEC 3d. 1904

repeated on New Years day. Follow
! ing is the programme:
/ kyrle ElelSon -. ....,............Ma Mario
! Gloria in EXcelsis ............... Mario
/ Credo Observation-Disclosures. Mario
Offertory, soprano solo and chorus
-"Adeste Fidelis' .......... Oovello
Miss Mary Creedon and choir.
! SanctuS ...... ....................Ma Mario
BenedlctuS .................Ma Mario.
/ Agnus Del Observation-Disclosures. $500. Mario
The choir is composed of solo quar-
| tet: Miss Winifred hempter soprano;
Miss Marie Feeney, contralto; Mr. Cliff
Hester tenor; Mr.. Fred Reinhold.
bass and chorus; Mrs. w. r. Leonard,
Misses Fannie Hamilton, Mary Cree
don. Mayme Leyden. Josephine Casey
Agnes Sullivan, Edith German. Mary
Smith, Rose Donigan, Mary McCrud-
den. Messrs. Vincent Leahy James
Pickett, w. r. Geoghegan and Thomas
Geoghegan; director, Thomas Geo
ghegan; organist, Miss May Sullivan.
AT ST. ELIZABETHS.
Extensive preparations have been
made for the opening of the New Year
at St. Elizabeths next Sunday Music
Will be furnished by the parish choir
and other special features have been
arranged for.
Solemn High Masses will be sung at
and 1870 o'clock and at 7:30 and 8
o'clock, Low Mass will be read.
Following is the programme:
Professional March" .Volknuger
Chorus for male voices-"Silent
Night, Hallowed Night" Becker |
hyrle ...... Beethoven
GLORIA ..'......-..........B Beethoven
Credo ...... .-......... Beethoven |
Offertory-''Adesta Fideles' -. NoveIlo |
Sanctus Mass in honor of Sacred
Heart ....--.. -............. Gounod |
Benedlctu6 ............Gounod |
Agnus Ilel .....--.-.............G ounod |
Cello SOLO Berceuse'. .....
With orchestral and organ accom-
Mr. H Kroesen.
Recessional-"Ma March Militaire" 49,.
-. ............. Schubert
The choir of thirty voices will be as
sisted throughout by Lohmanns or
chestra.
Solo!sts-Soprano Misses Isabel ia
cobs, Josephine Woeber; alto, Mrs. S.
H. Robbins Miss A. Hollenkamp:
tenor-Messrs. Charles Mast, Joe Lin
harris; bass, Messrs. George Butcher, s.
Y. Behan: organist, Miss Clara Woe
Der; director Miss Woeber.
AT HOLY FAMILY CHURCH.
New Years will be celebrated by the
Holy Famlly parish in the chapel of
he Sacred Heart college as on Christ !
mas day.
A large choir of select voices viii /
'ender the musical selections
Very Rev. Rector SCHUYLER will cele- /
1rate Solemn High Mass and will also '
leliver the sermon. :
Following is the programme: !
Cor the ordinary Mass, Kyrie.
Gloria, Credo Sanctus, Bene- /
dictus and Agnus Del Gall from {
st. Joseph's Mass Wiegand
Mixed choir with organ accom- Y
paniment. r
For the days introit. gradual. eff :
ertory and communion, harmonized :.
ecitation. r
-sperges Me 100000. Gregorian Chant F
pecial Christmas hymns \
Holy Night .......... Male quartet +
Adeste Fideles, solos and mixed
chorus, with organ accompanf-
ment. L
Neni Creator Mixed choir Lambolette
Ave Verum-MiXed choir 49, Rossini
Tantum Ergo-MiXed choir. Z
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CHEYENNE Notes.
Especial Corresnondencel

NppVVIdI correspondence.
Midnight mass was celebrated with
grand solemnlty Christmas eve, by Rt.
Rev. j. j. Keane. assisted by Fathers
Conroth and Duffy. The church was
crowded to its utmost capacity, a num-
Der Of people having to stand in the
rear of the church.
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Mrs. j. w. Hammond. an old resident
OF Cheyenne, died at St. Johns hospi-
tai after undergoing an operation for
cancer. Besides a husband, she leaves
two sons and two daughters-One
daughter Mrs. Dorian, residing in New
Jersey, and the others living here. She
was inferred n Lakeview cemetery
Tuesday morning.
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include many points of interest. He
went to Helena, where he was joined
by Mrs. Mccormick, who has been
visiting there for two weeks past. The
couple then left for the east, going di-
rect to Mr.. McCormick's old home in
Canada, which he has not visited for
nearly forty years. Here they will re-
main some weeks, later coming back to
the United States and visiting friends
and relatives in the eastern states.
They will not likely return to Montana
before next summer
Frank O'Hara. of Portland, passed
through Missoula last Friday on his
way to Hamilton. where he went to
spend the holidays with his brother.
Robert OHara, the well known at
torney of Ravalli county.
The funeral of Mrs. William Carley.
who died last Saturday, was held from
the Catholic church Monday afternoon
conducted by Rev. Father Palladino A
large number of friends of the family
were present at the services. Inter-
ment took place in the Catholic ceme-
terry. The deceased is survived by
husband and two sons, aged and )
years.
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EUREKA, NEW.

Rev. Father Manion celebrated three
Masses in Eureka on Christmas day.
The first Mass at s o'clock, second
Mass at o'clock. and the last Mass at
III o'clock, followed with Bencdiction of
the Most Holy Sacrament.
Miss Jennie Gregovich closed her
school at Beowawe and returned to
Eureka to spend. the holidays with her
mother, Mrs John Gregovich.
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Mrs. John Lucey and--two children
went to San Francisco last week, and
expect to be away some time
E. j. McEllin came over from Hamil-
ton Monday of last week, and went to
Oakland, Cal, to spend the holidays
with his family.
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The weather reached it's maximum
Christmas lay. 1t was the coolest it
has been in years, although no snow
fell.
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AT ST. JOsEPH.s

Marcos Mass win be sung for the
second time in this city Sunday at ST.
Joseph's church by a special choir
selected for the occasion. 1t was eung
on Christmas for the first time and
proved such a success that it will be
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All that was mortal of Matthias L..
tacquemin was laid to rest in the Cath
Ole cemetery Monday morning. when
large number of sorrowing friends
gathered to pay the last tribute of re-
sspect to one whom they highly esteemed
in life.
The funeral services were held at the
Cathedral of the Sacred Hearts at Q
O'Clock. Rev. Father Victor Day cele
brated requiem high mass. while the
cathedral choir, with Mrs. F. S. Ashall
at the organ, rendered Gregorian
chants most impressively. There were
many beautiful floral offerings
AT the cemetery the commitment serv-
ice was said by Rev. Father Sullivan
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: Michael Reinig. John Roth
fus, F. H. Pearson, Charles n. KessIer
Jacob Post and Louis StadIer.
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AT ST TEOc


high Mass with fun choir will be
sung at o'clock at St. Leos and again
at II o'clock, while low masses viii be
said at 6, and 9 o'clock A select choir
has been chosen TO render the music.
Father Ryan viii deliver a sermon ap-
propriate to the occasion. The pro-
Erammme:
professional March" Neverheer
Cavalio's Orchestra.
Hymn-"Adesta Fideles' ... Noyello
Full choir and orchestra.
Violin sOlo-"AVe Maria" Mascaen1
Signor Raffaelo Cavallo.
"Kyrie'' .
Gloria" .HaydT's "NTase,, IN n
Sermon prelude-"E eni Creator"
........-.. .-.............. Handel
Mrs. John A. Cotter
"Credo' Haydn's Third Mass" in d
Ofertory solo-"The Christ Child.
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Miss BERTHE Berlin.

''Sanctus," "Benedictus'' -
"Agnus Del' Haydn's Third Mass in ID
'Recessional march ... Sodernan
Basses-Dr. j. Nicholl Vroom. John
Morrison, Peter Menzies.
Tenors-James A. Grant Mr.. Martin.
Altos-Mrs John a. Cotter, Miss
Alice Rumble
Sopranos-Miss BERTHE Berlin. Mrs.
Ralph Barney.
Organist-H. ]. Kroesen: director.
Peter Menzies; orchestra under direc-
ton of Sig. r. Cavallo.
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Miss Genevi9ve Griffin is visiting in
Denver.
The Young Ladies' Sodality gave a
pleasant dance Tuesday night.
The Misses Kelley, who have been
visiting in Cheyenne, returned to their
home in Min leapolis last week
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The young ladies of the o. F. G. gave
a delightful :eap year dance Thursday
night of last week. Refreshments were
served during the evening and every
one present had a. most delightful time.
This is the last leap year hop until
1903
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George Duggins of La Junta visited
with his parents. DR.. and Mrs. G.. G..
Duggins, this week
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Mrs. Robert Myers spent Christmas
in Laramie, visiting her folks.
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VIII Dugan of Cornell university is
spending the holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Dugan
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HELENA MONT

Mt. ana Mrs. 5. F. Shannon have re-
turned from a visit to San Francisco.
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John I. Murphy has gone to Florida.
Where he will spend the winter.
MISS Agnes Wall of Butte spent the
Christmas holidays with her sisters
Mrs. T. B. Miller and Miss Jane wall
j. c. Mcnamara, superintendent of
the Bald Butte mines, spent Christmas
in Helena.
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Al 81. ELIZARETHS

Extensive preparations have been
made for the opening of the New Year
at St. Elizabeth's next Sunday Music
viii be furnished by the parish choir
and other special features have been
arranged for.
Solemn High Masses will be sung at
and 1870 o'clock and at 1870 and 8
o'clock. Low Mass will be read.
Following is the uroorl,a m ma
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-31

Misses Anna O'Connell and Name
Cronin returned from Rawlins Tues
day night.
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The Feast OF ST. Catherine was pleas
antly observed by the pupils at the
Academy of the Holy Child Jesus. The
chief feature of the day was minstrel
performance which they displayed
their usual ability and at the same time
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George and Frank Mullins. sons of
the mayor, who have been attending
Gonzaga college at Spokane, are at
hcme for the holidays.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Castle have re-
turned to heir home in Virginia City,
after visit with friends in this city.
DR.. and Mrs. j. A Donohue are en-
PERTAINING Mrs. D. Ashland of Lima.
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CONVENTION PROSPECTS.


Senator German Of Maryland is und
erstood to be at the head of the move
ment to have the delegates go to st
Louis uninstrbcted. and he will prob
ably contest with David b. Hill. the
chief Parker strategist, tor the honor
Of organizing the convention. A con
test between German and Hill for SUI
premaoy might easily involve Park
er's cahnces and defeat him. The
nominee OF the convention must have
667 votes, or two-thirds of the total
number Of delegates. Parker will NOT
have more than $50, and that is lib
eral estimate; and Hearst will not
have more than 80, also a liberal es-
umate. Thus there viii be 600 dele
gates uninstructed