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The copper era., 1905-11-30

What came near being a fatal af- fair occurred on Copper avenue Fri day afternoon between Charley Wright and O. A. Risdon. It seems that Risdon claimed that Wright owed him something on rent, which brought on a heated discussion. Wright threw something at Risdon, who then walked out of the saloon. Wright followed him out and renewed the trouble, in which, Ris- don used a pocket knife, cutting Wright severely on the head and face, and then stabbed him in the back. Deputy Sheriff Dunagan hap pened to be present, separated the combatants and arrested Risdon. Wright bled profusely, and for a time it was feared that his injuries would prove fatal, but it afterwards developed that they were not of a serious nature. Wright refused to swear out a complaint against Ris- don, but Deputy Sheriff Lee Hobbs will do so, and Risdon will be given a preliminary examination. If the facts are as stated above, which were obtained from an officer, it is not likely that MT. RisdOn will be bound over, as he was not the aggressor ir the trouble.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

The electric light service is cer- tainly on the bum, and has been for some time.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

Harvey and Ha milton gave a tur- key ehoot on Thanksgiving day which nrDuga: out many of the best shots in the country. As a whole the turkeys sold fairly we'll, but there are too many rife experts in this section to make any money on a 200-yard ranQe
The copper era., 1905-11-30

Seven houses were washed away at Metcalf, several of which belonged to the Metcalf Improvement com panN.
The copper era., 1905-11-30
COFFEE

The roaster picks out of the market the coffees to roast; that's why.
 Write for our Knowledge Beck, A schilnE & Company, San Francisco.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

Engine No. g arrived last week for the Coronado railroad.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

NoTICE-The name of Railroad avenue will be changed to Water street.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

The base ball park was flooded from two to three feet in depth and most of the fence was carried away just one quarter being left. Outside of the fence there was no other damage
The copper era., 1905-11-30

occuping the same building was a heavy loser, including five cords of wood,
The copper era., 1905-11-30

Dr. Balmer, whose dental parlors went down with the flood, is now otficing with Dr. Burtch, on rail road avenue.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

Sunday family dinners at , p. m. at the Manila dining room, Chase creek
The copper era., 1905-11-30

It is reported that a Mexican wood rustler lost his life Monday in North Clifton. He roped a big log and the current was so swift that when slack was taken up in the rope he was jerked into the water and has not since been seen. It is also reported that Mexican lost his life in South Clifton at the point of rock on the east side. He was catching wood when a tempting valise came along He made an attempt to reach it, but lost his balance and fell in and was dashed against the rocks below. As he has not since been seen he was no doubt drowned.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

J. D. Penn, who lives in North Cliff ton, made a trip to Chase creek Mon day, and owing to the flood he was compelled to scale the high steep mountain. He succeeded in reach ing the b bLkery, where he bought some b' ad. When at one of the steep piaces On he return trip, his foot gave way and he fell about thirty feet, sometimes catching but again He landed on his head and side, receiving a bad cut on his head and face and a badly bruised hip. He scattered his bread upon the waters, but was able to get home, but has ssrslnce]Ueen unable to walk.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

Write to me a description of any firearm you may need. Am in a po- sition to save you money.
 w. L. GERARD,
 6l2 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

The flood caused the ERA office to > get full-of mud.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

E. U. Beauehamp, of the Barrett Beauchamp company, came in this week from the Mogollon country, where he spent some weeks for the benefit of his health. He reports that when he left that section the mountains were covered with snow, which probably went off with a warm rain, which accounts for the phe- nomenal rise of the Frisco river.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

The Shannon and A. c. bowling teams went together last Friday evening and after a hard contest the A. C. team finally won out by small margin. Both sides had an uneven path, first being on top and then dropping to. the bottom. The line ups were as follows: A. C.-Ames, Daniels, Williams, Wayland and Quigley. Shannon-Cole, Noll, Crow ley, Deck and Whitley. Both teams appeared in very good form and the score was high on both sides the first set. Five sets were played and when the boys finished they were about all in. The contest was enjoyed by a large crowd of spectators who seem ed to be pleased with the sport. An other match will take place Satur- day night at which time it is expect ed that the context will be even more interesting as the Shannon team has announced that the result will be re- versed this time.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

Louis Ferber has razed the old adobe building on Copper avenue formerly occupied by Smith & Norte and will soon have a new building erected thereon in which he will open the Hub" store, in which will be kept d full and complete stock of gen s furnishings.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

Dick Boyles and Tom Stockton, who live in the Blue country, came in Tuesday. They live on different sides of the river and met on the wagon bridge in Clifton. They made the trip in tour and half hours which is good time considering the rough trails they came over. They report the upper country in pretty bad shape and state that but few trees are left along the river. The old Carpenter ranch, now owned by B. A. Boyles, was submerged and the store surrounded by water. The school house at Boyles was washed away and also most of the trees under which Clifton people camped many times on pleasure trips. The Stockton ranch was also flooded though but little damage was done. His house was high and dry.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

Fresh Veal. Prime Beef, Mutton and Pork. Prompt Delivery. Cliff ton Market
The copper era., 1905-11-30

Ssdo and Washing rSa7- eturn6d fn1s week, with the intent of making their home here.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

J. R. Hampton is temporarily occupying the brick building recently erected by Arthur Hudson on Gold avenue.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

Wanted-A waterproof safe that will float. Inquire at this office.
The copper era., 1905-11-30
Went up in Flames.

On last Friday morning Julia E. de Carvazal, Mexican woman, was pre- pairing to do some cooking on a gaso- line stove. It seems that the feed valve had not been properly closed, causing a quantity of oil to accumu- late below, and when she touched a match to the burner there was flash of flames. The explosion ignited the woman's clothing and she ran out of the house entirely enveloped in flames.
 A couple of Mexicans happened to be near by and responded to her cries for help and soon had the fire out, though she was severely burned about the breast. In the meantime other Mexicans entered the house and re- moved the stove, thus preventing a destructive fire. It was thought at first that Mrs. Carvazal's injuries would not be fatal, but on Monday evening death relieved her troubles.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

County Superintendent Moody, who favored the merging of the two school districts of the Clifton pre- cinct has since changed his mind and now asks the board to set aside their order, which they are not apt to do. It seems that the casting of several hundred illegal votes in the recent school election had an effect on the professor.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

A fine line of views and post cards at RisdOn's gallery.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

This part of town escaped without damage though the water again got up around the school house. During the flood 5000 was raised for the pur- pose of building a break water from the railroad bridge south.
 The residence of Gus Williams was surrounded by water and the family moved out but the water did not get into the house.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

With the exception of the Whalley cottage, which foated away, this section suffered but little from the flood. The J. SS A. Smith double cot tage was flooded several inches deep, causing much inconvenience and vexation of the occupants, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Cox and MT. and Mrs. L. G. Ames.
 The Dr. Davidson double brick cot tage was flooded about two feet.
 The cottage occupied by MT. and Mrs. H. Neville was flooded to depth of three feet.
The copper era., 1905-11-30

Clifton soon after the January flood and divided their time between Colo
New-York tribune., 1905-12-07
\ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

I n
L Frank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate the County of
New York is hereby given all persons having
claims against Mary Burcheil OF the County OF
New York deceased present the with vouchers
thereof subscribers their place Of transacting
business. at the Office Of stitt Phillips No ll3 fulton
Street In the Borough Manhattan. in the City OF New
York on or before the thirtieth day Of April 1906.
Dated New York tweny-nfth day October. 1905.
HENRY J. BURCHELI. Jr.. JAMES BURCHELLs tx
sTTTT PHILLIPS Attorneys for Executors, No i15
Fulton Street. Borough OF Manhattan, City Of New York
New-York tribune., 1905-12-07

.rs the-s is also 8 small decrease IN miscel-
s,- scall food products; sugar. hcps and tea ac-
la.-sEI ls,I-r for tie downward tendency. Raw ma
- she textile industries show especial
81 'e.r but thus far initiation has been avoided in
f1' ~ a,a steel Industry. although minor metals
tao s above the quotations prevailing year ago,
a. az are now at the highest level in twenty-five
-, vet this Is IN a great extent the natural
St4 ~ UNPARALLELED prosperity, which has en-
- consumption and produced brisk coTnpeti-
"a 1,- Gil stanle commodities. Moreover. the ad-
L. -. =, fbe last few months is scarcely more than
--,,sr allowance for the falling temperature.
~apv PRoDUCTs-C. H AIstthiesen. president OF
= rorn Products Company. states that there is no
.-.ss+fon for the persistent reports from Chicago
T. 70 re company is to absorb tho Warner Sugar
e.,,r Company. an independent concern. Asked
" :. e nrabab,e that the Corn Products Company
-, otsorb sny Of the independents in the near
- Nj Alatthesen said: 4 am aware Of no
- mans and I guess would know it SC anybody
=. are not ia the absorption business
-o-TTED STATES STEELA-The United States
,..or Corpors ion has purchased a total CT 3se0O
=. If basic iron in the Eastern market. This IN
..5r5es 1900 tons recently purchased
REPLICATION TO LIST.-Applicet ton has been
a5s TO list So 900 additional first mortgage per
-. bonds OF 1921 OF the New-Yoriz and Richmond
: - company on the New-York Stock Exchange.
,RorRlCAN SMELLING DIVIDENDS UN-
ouANGED-The directors Of the American Smelt-
- s,5 Refining Company have declared the regu-
- olsrterIv dividends Of IA per cent both pre-
s---sd and common stocks, payable on January 10.
Ranks LOSE 8ONEY.-So far in the current
sst the local banks nave lost on their operations
xifb The sub-TreAsury over $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-07
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

washington. Dec 6.-The condition Of the Treas
--v at the beginning Of business to-day was as
RESERVE FUND.
gsE and bullion Sl1uVtoVtO
-PT-sT FUNDS To REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
a--r-c-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-07
eamanlan PAGlElg RAlL WAY

intended Steamship saags from Vancouver for Japan.
China and Philippine Islands
Emp Of India p % Emp Of China Feb 10 ,o6
Emp of Japan D. G6 Emp. Of india Mar 49, 'O6
For Fiji Hawaiian Islands Australia New Zealand
1fiouera Jan 5th. 1906 Noana Feb. d 1905
Fer rates and information apply to PSI 5th-avs 45s
and I BrnadWaE-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-07
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL
BONDS.
CURB MARKET TRADING.

speculation in outside securities was almost en-
-irev concentrated in the mining group Inc STRONG
nosifion of the metal was instrumental IN causing
renewed strength in the copper stocks although III
ths late deaIngs recessons took place under proht
taking In other parts Of the list an Irregular ten
dencv developed. IN number Of speclaltles' now
ever a further sharp upward movement occurred
IN ov+rs-,eIy 3igtr purchases. American Tobacco
common rose . per cent TO a new high mark at
40 Standard Oil was up points, and American
Can preferred about = per cent. Central FOUNDRY
issues while showing some irreguarltF' MAN
sr-1 ,1ndertone chicago Subway was up l per
cent Detroit Toledo and Ironton first preferred
vas of q per cent In the mining group Boston
Consolidated rose rs per cent, with only a partial
reaction Utah Consolidated gained nearly per
cent but subsequently lost more than the gam
Tennessee moved up 2 per cent Greene Consol-
dated gained = per cent, and the balance OF the
list showed fractional changes in bonds Central
Foundry 6s were Up Z per cent and United Lead
debentures = Per cent japanese Is were of 7s per
cent
New-York tribune., 1905-12-07

sFIat price quotations.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-07

For Porto [R6GOo
steamships Of the RED - LINE viii san tor san
Juan direct, Is follows:
S. s. CARACAS. Saturday, Decemoer 9 noon
s. s. PHILADELPHIA Saturday December b noon
For freight or passage apply 10
ROULTON, BLISS q DALLETT.
General Managers 50 Wall St
New-York tribune., 1905-12-07
Surrogates, Notices.
70 BROADWAY, NEW YOR

SurTOgates NOt9ceA
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
ABNER C. THOMAS. a Surrogate of County of
New hereby given all persons having
York deceased, present the with vouchers there
their Of tansacting busi-
ness No Montague Street in the City OF New York.
Borough of Brooklyn, on or before the loth qay o.
March next.
EDWARD Y. W ROSSITER, WILLIAM n DA AAMAN' -N'
VIM J. CARR, Attorney for Executors
IFILMINE, .GEORGE.-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order n Hon Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF
the County OF New York is hereby given 10 All
sons having against George Mlnls -Ate OK ne
of deceased to present tne same VII
vouchers thereof subscriber. at his place or rams
acting business. the Produce Exchange BuiI1tilg,
Bowling Green. Manhattan Borough IN the CITY OF Ne"
York or before the first day Of April 1870
Dated New York the day of September, 1905
CHARLES E MILMINE Executor
JAMES d FESSENDEN. Attorney for Executor, 81 Mas
sau Street New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
New York notice is hereby given all persons having
S Martin late OF the County OF New
York deceased with vouchers thereof
subscribers place of tansacting business
No 16S Chambers Street in the City OF New YORK on
before the 18th day Of March next
Dated New York, the 2eth day Of August. 1903
MARY S. MARTIN,
WILLIAM V. MARTIN,
WILLIAM F. DUNNING,
BoARDMAN. PLATT & sOLEY, Attorneys for Executors.
30 Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan, New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-07
STOCKS.

Ceuloid Company .15G
Consolidated Traction Co OF n J.--------.---.- J 81
Joseph Dixon CrucibIe Company -.-.....--...3I5
Essex & HUDSON Gas Company ...--..--.--. .l26
Gas & Electric Company of Bergen County,. 90
Hackensack Water Company common. .160
do preferred ...........-... 100
Hoboken Land s. Improvement Company. ...,.,.2 200
Hudson County Gas Company. ...-.....,....--1 los
Jersey City. HoboSen & Paterson Ry Co.---..-- %
P. Lorillard preferred.
Brunswick Light. Heat & Power Co.. 60
New-Jersey Zinc Company. go
Nev-Yor5 & New-Jersey Telephone Company. .16S
North Jersey Street Railway Company. 90
Patterson & Passaic Gas & Electric Company. 20
Public Service Corporation 109
RapidsTransit Street Railway Company. .-...-. 30
SomarFet Union & 1fiddiesex Lighting Co .....- 30
South Jersey Gas. Electric & Traction Co ....l24
Singer Manufacturing Company $40 =
STANDARD Oil Company 500 b
United Electric Company Of New-Jersey... p
New-York tribune., 1905-12-07

81 PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or Hon

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
- Abner c Thomas, a Surrogate Of the County
York. notice is hereby given all persons having
claims against Mary E. Van Auen, late of the County
of New York, deceased. to present the same, with
vouchers thereof the subscribers, their place
transactng business. the ONCE OF Robert W. Todd
No. 2E9 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan. In
O New York. before the 27Lh
Dated, New York, the 18th day OF October, 1905.
FRANK r. CHANDLER,
FREDERICK W. LEGGETT,
Executors.
ROBERT W. TODD. Attorney for Executors 22s
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Il Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate of the County OF
York notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Deane Miller, late Of the County
work. deceased present the vouchers
Of to the subscribers their place OF transacng
at Messrs. Alexander, Watsss & Polk
No SO Nassau Street in the City OF New
fore the fourth day of May next.
Dated New York. the 25th day Of October 1905.
CTJAS G MILLER. ALBERT c. SPANN. Executors.
ALEXANDER. WAITRESS & POLK. Attorneys for E1-
ercltors Nassau Street New York City, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-07
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney Co. No 25 Broad-st
New-York and No. 122 South 4th-st. Phiiadelphia.)
New-York tribune., 1905-12-07
NEw.JERSEY SECURITIES.
BONDS.

,Rsv,,.a daily by J. Thomas Reinhardt. No. IS wanss,
''e'i''' BID Asked
.AEas1ic2n s 1,66ie DoSK % 5 ist S. 1851 &
TnsEe Tss;1a TTa tSn RS M iSt ig4S S 1928 N0lH
en- s. y y & lGss 1s 5 1910 g 100
se io G. Go df 5st \ ss s 1873 g. 1888 s 1854
F99sgsT Is6p sc III GO PATERSON lst 6s. 1872 J109
DO gen 5s iS 1879: Fer Ry 3 Isl Isl 5a 1880 IS
zsbeh RaTsn street to s Ky 1855 sS S 3 iSi
Ss Z Flse &c q IseTg LIST 5s 1o49, D. 100 1os
DO s1 isS4 atST Co i.t ls 1852
fIoboken Ferry CO 1st con os 6SS0i "a ~
5o3oksH cfv dan Gas Co ist 5s 1919, NJ N..l0s ZOE
Jersey cty eeTie Ie : 5g9t R co % o4s e 1873 N 9$& 74x
Jerssy City & Berg 1st AIS, I94s J. ioS
:Iehis4 :Ion boc %Sfy Erie r r s. is5
bltdlefex & Somerset e tFTe1 iei0 % Z oIos iGs
:96I1s :Aiaaso > = asseH s * ist IS 1914. N & N...l2s
NsS.9 % cen con 81 1sas ess C so3 1916 il2
Newark Gas CO l4t & es, is44i ~ ia30 I = 114B
NswaFk m7Ts Light \ Heat f s. power co s. 1855
:Ssw7jsFssyz a. y 3 + 3. IS is5s 5sio N.:iS
sS = 4 Greenwood Lake 5s 1e4s N NJ IIs% -
* H2oftsa Ferrg Es159 y IS5. 10.
Telephone 90 ist 99,o 95 1STS = a & = S9
SBfb 3 w4is suS Gas Co com Is I8l1 & E. .Io2
SSrfb f4s asdson Go Tty ist S. iai9 us
DO com 5s 1925 & I0s ,oa
do, DO ext 1Is.on 6s ieT4' = y y Co 5s 1855 a &
Jersey s n y. Is NJ 5sfs IS 81 ess D. 100
Pnssste P5ssss LEhtaE CO 6s 1925 N.I1Ss ISs
s.s:is Ss e q N.tsG is9S Co iit 4s i6ad ,SgH
90 gen D. 1881 Is s 1t ss ........iio Il2
t5s9sr-s, Nv 60 Ist 6s 1908. & D.: .iS9
FateTs0n City Ry co iet 6s. 1901 + & A...''''i99S
40 con 6s 1881, J & D..-t'-- 100
DO % ss leo4 go = "a lat as ....i6sh
Paisrscn Es9iTtS s Hal S s. lss "a
a. "a es, q Aoss-@4--ss~Asas"--S<-~'-'-'
New-York tribune., 1905-12-07

4 DvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
"a Tribune recsived at their Uptown Once, No 18ss
between 26th and 87th until O'Clock
Advertisements received at the following branch
regular ofce rates until o'clock m, vs: 254 sth-
ave- 23d-st 155 6thavs.. 12th-st, % East
I4th-st: PSI West 42d-Et between 18th sth
2s3 125thst 1888 Sdave.. between 18th and 77th
n21 2A-aye. slsI-at.: -1oa lst-aye.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-07

FOREIGN MONEY AIARhET.-CaIi money III
- o. re- cent. Open market discount rate
..- .bort Bills 35g3 96 per cent; long bills ~ PEI
-. Terlin discount rate, "A per cent EeIIiI I'M
evchsnge on London, % marks ~ pIelihiss' o..9
s-- q 4-ancz 1gl5 centines. Bar gold in London
was rs 100 .,. FOR
-,.se sos. for the account, 89s. French TenteS W
trrcs 81, centimes.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-07

Paterson Pas Gen Elec Co con 5s NJ s.. .1Q5 1o7
Plainfeld Gas & L CO 1st 5s, 1911 J J..-..-10
do gen 5s. 1910, A & lO3
Platrfeld Gas Light Co 1st Gs, 1909, & o. 100
Piainfeld street Ry Co 1st IS, 1922. J & J.1l0 80,
Public Service 6z
DO per notes, 1902 81 80
Rapid Transit Street Railway IS, 1921 Jos
rutherford & 3 Gas Co 1st Gs, 1911, NJ & s. .103
Somerset Lighting co 1st 5s, 1885 T s A.. IS
somerset Union & Mid /, Co As, 1913, & D.. T6 -
& Jersey ias D & T Co 1st 5s. 1858, N s-I02 l04
Trenton Gas & Eec Co 1st IS, 1949, NJ & S---.-1OS
Trenton Passenger Ry 1st IS 1881. a & o.. I24
Trenton st Fy 1st 5s 1885. J * .1cT~
United Electric Co of 1st Is. 1o49 D.. 73l T4$
sFIat price quotations.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-07
100000
Newark Passenger Railway
First Consolidated now FiFsD Mortgage
Per Cent Gold Bends
Dated July l, 1890 Due July l. 1880
TAX EXEMPT ~ NEW JERSEY
Authorizes and Issued ss, 100000 ocosed Morgage
Authorized and Issued, SO, ,ooo, 900 CLOSED Rorgag

The Passenger Railway Company, with 50 miles of
trakag operating nearly all the principal streets OF
Newark including Market together
connecting serving the Cities of Elizabeth
Orange Harrison Boomfel Irvingon rapidly
growing population 100000 is the
portion Consolidated Traction Company Sys
TEN.
The 100000 capital stock of the Newark Passenger
Railway Company Consolidated Company
deposited the securing the latter Company
s5OO0OO0 per cent. bonds.
Passenger Railway bonds In opinion
counsel, by first mortgage the entire
erty rights of the Company, the latter being
unlimited addition thereto guaranteed,
principal Interest the Consolidated Traction
Company
The Consolidated Traction Company leased the North
Jersey Company which guarantees IL
s15O00O0O Consolidated Traction Company
during 1905, and cent dividends thereafter
In addition to the s5O0OOQ Consolidated Traction Company
mentioned there are outstanding S50OOO0 North
Jersey Railway Company cent bonds both of which
the property of the Newark Psen
ger Railway Company subsequent the first mortgage lien of the
Newark Passenger Railway Company bonds offered
New-York tribune., 1905-12-07
CUNARD LINE.

DED ID" LINE.
IA For La Guayra Puerto Cabello. Curacao and Mara
Gallo via Curacao calling san Juan. p r
{ C4PACAS-.-......... SATURDAY. December 9.
{ PTIII5A ADFEPFIA Saturday. December q.
From IL adjoining Wall = Ferry, Brooklyn
La CGayra. Curacao and MaraCafbO.
December 16.
( MAR3CAIBO. .......... Saturday. December go
These steamers have superior accommodations for
2OIITON, BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 50 Wall St
New-York tribune., 1905-12-07
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

rsndon Dec. 8 p. m.-The market for American
securities was dull, but generally firm. Last prices
follow:
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-22
American Catholic Pilgrimage.

The magnificent Cunard liner "Sla-
1onia. p" which left New York. July IL
was accompanied by the godspeeds
good wishes and cheers of an enormous
gathering of the relatives and friends
OF the 100 or more members of the
American Catholic pilgrimage to Rome
and tour of Europe party, of which Rt.
Rev Benjamin J. Kelley. D. D.. bishop
Of savannah. Ga. is the spiritual di-
rector. and which party will be person
ally conducted by Mr.. John j. McGrane
of New York City.
Prior to embarking, the members, &C
companied by a large number of friends
and relatives. attended the special pill
grimage mass, which was celebrated by
Bishop Kelley in the Church of St.
Francis Xavier The services, which
Included a special blessing for the pill
grims were very impressive, indeed.
and will be long remembered by those
who were so fortunate as to be present.
The party will make its first stop at
Gibraltar. and thence proceed to Ma
piles and Rome: at the latter place, as
has been the custom in the past, the
pilgrims will, no doubt, be the recipi-
ents of special favors.
The party after leaving Rome, will
tour Italy. Switzerland. France. Bel
gium. Holland England and Ireland.
and will be accorded cordial welcomes
at all their stopping places.