Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-06


deavor. The testimonial IL an engraved
diploma bearing portrait OF the pontin
and a Latin inscription bestowing his
papal blessing upon the recipient. 1T
is conferred over the pope's own sigma
ture. Most testimonials and docu-
ments issuing from his holiness bear
only a facsimile Of the papal sigma
ture. The favor is in special recognition
Of Mr.. Nolan's efforts in furthering the
work Of the charitable bureau of the
Boston archdiocese. Mr.. Nolan
Is a. native of Boston and
has been Identified with various inter-
ests for the past thirty-five years. For
twenty years he has been connected
with the city collection department. He
was one of the promoters of the CO.
In Massachusetts in 1877, and assisted
in the establishment of the fret CO.
operative bank in the state. He has
been a director of the Volunteer and
Roxbury cooperative banks. He
has been president Of the Cathe-
dral Temperance society, the Roxbury
Catholic Young Mems association and
the Franklin Typographical society. He
has been grand knight of Jamaica
Plain council, Knights of Columbus.
Judge Fitzgerald, state deputy for
Kentucky and a "southerner, sah," ar
rived in Los Angeles yesterday much
the worse for the wreck. "The only
exhibit on the program" announces
the judge, pointing to a nose the end
of which sticks out from a metal
shield.
Three Of the four surviving founders
Of the order are at the Los Angeles
convention Of the knights These are
William M. Geary, who Is staying at the
Hollenbeck; National Secretary Dan
lei Colwell with his trunks and lot
of work, at the Angelus, and DIR. M. G.
O'Connor Of New Haven, who in order
to have peace and quiet has hied him
self away to some little hotel beyond
the ken Of the average delegate who
is looking for fun, and who is finding
it in the good times at the big hostel
ries.
Oakland Is represented by one knight
who is as meek as a mouse. What he
falls of through meekness, however, his
wife makes up for I'VE want nice
room with bath, plenty of sunshine
and where we cannot hear the trolley
cars" she told the clerk at the An
gelus yesterday while her husband
was at the ice water tank, from whence
he could get a glimpse of the bar.
When his spouse had decided to look
with the remork, You know we are
from Oakland. I pay the bills and my
wife does the growlingi'
Matthew Herold of Covington, KY,
who Is to act as alternate for state
deputy is staying at the Westminster
DR.. ]. e. Smith, who Is chief medical
inspector of the New York fire de-
partment, is one of the visiting knights
from the eastern states.
e. II. Doyle, with the reputation of
always singing the praises of Detroit,
where he is prominent business man,
has subsided. He is visiting in Los
Angeles.
George F. Monaghan is another man
from Detroit who has the reputation Of
being good deal of a lawyer.
Frank B. Lund Of Boston, with J. B.
Loughry, assistant national secretary,
are the two men who take pride upon
themselves for putting the whole bunch
of fasteners into Los Angeles without
the loss of person. Lund was slight
ly anxious. though, just before Cali
ente was reached.
Dennis Keane, a member of the COM
mittee on charities for New Haven,
is one Of the party who arrived in Los
Angeles yesterday on the official train.
Hon. T. G. Driscoll, ex-mayor of New
Haven and one OF the four surviving
founders of the order, was detained at
home by sickness in his family.
John H. Sheahan and F. ]. Shea of