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Arizona republican., 1906-09-17

TRIP POSTPONED-A. M. Wiatt has been planning a trip to California. but owing to business matters that have recently developed he has found it necessary to postpone it.
 STATEHOOD DELEGATES-J. w. Garrett of Kingman and D. M. Penny, of Tucson. arrived in the city yester- day morning and will today attend the joint statehood convention which will be convened here MT. Garrett was d member of the delegation from Mo have county which was denied seats in the Bisbee republican convention.
 A SALT LAKE RATE-Announce- ment has been made by the Santa Fe of a rate to the semi annual confer ence of the Mormon church to be held in Salt Lake on october 5th to 7th, in elusive of S43.7O, from Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa. The dates of sale of the tickets are September 2Sth and 29th, and the final limit is sixty days from date of sale.
 RETURNED FROM EUROPEAN TOUR-Mrs. $. D. Lount arrived in Phoenix this morning after an absence since last June During that time she has made a tour of the continent of Europe, spending a greater part of her time in Germany visiting her daughter. Mrs. Hattie Mosher. Dur ing the trip her health was not good and she returned home feeling very poorly. It is the hope of friends that improvement will come with rest.
 MEXICAN CELEBRATION - Yes terday afternoon the city plaza was given over to the Spanish American population of the city and a fine con- cert was furnished by the Industrial I hand NTavipaD Orcra riza inn The musical numbers were alternated by patriotic speeches in the Spanish tongue. there being about a half dozen speakers. That closed the official celebration, but tonight there will be a select ball given in the Hardwick theater by the Mexican residents of the city.
 DEATH OF A CHlLD-The follow ing item from a Kentucky paper was received here yesterday: Hurst-Fcil asleep at Glenarm, Ky, Saturday September s, at 3:25 a. m. Mary Prem tice infant daughter of Harry and Prentice Watts Hurst, aged 6 months. Funeral from the residence of Mrs Mamie B. Watts, 2615 West Jefferson street, Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Internent in Cave Hill celn- etery MT. and Mrs. Hurst will be remembered by many Phoenix people as residents Of this city last winter, MT Hurst being at that time car toonist in the employ of The Repub- lican. Their little one was born in this city, and they will have the sym pathy of many here, in their bereave- ment.
 POLICE RRESTS-Ramon Acosta was gathered in again yesterday by the police, the charge against him be- ing drunk and disorderly conduct. J. Edwards was arrested for lOitering around a disreputable resort and plac ed under cash bond of $25 for his appearance in court. Jane Doe was arrested for maintaining the estab- lishment around which the said J. Edwards was loitering. and was placed under a cash bail of S15. John Doe.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-17

Forecast for today-Fair.
 5:3o o:sO
 a. m. D. m. Barometer. inches .29.95 29.95 Temperature, degrees ..-... 59 S4 Dew point, degrees ........ Az 22 Humidity, per cent ......... 53 lO Wind. direction ........:.. SW SW Wind, velocity. miles ..... I Rainfall inches ........... % % w eatnef ....-..--. ....'...s .OlS1l CiSaA Mean daily humidity .............-.32 .32 Mean daily temperature ............7O Highest temperature ...........--..S5 S5 Lowest temperature ...............5 56 Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January 1, 4 degrees
 Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January 1, O.12 inch.
 l.. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section iDrector.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
For a Boy.

HRON fire engines, hose carts. fire pa
trolls. trains. coal carts pony carts,
- trolley cars. money banks. steam en-
- gines steamboats,, and trains, tops,
horses, horses and carts, rocking and
swinging horses, drums, toy watches,
lead soldiers. animals in boxes. NOah's
aTks, building blocks, soldier outfits, fire
mems outfits, guns. tenpins, printing
presses, magic lanterns. battle ships
lighthouses. elevated railroads. automo-
biles, mechanical toys. Irish mail wagons
chests of tools, musical instruments, steel
and Tubber-tired velOcipedes, bicycles.
Mother Goose and scores of other fancy
picture books. rubber balls. express
wagons, buckboaTds patrol wagons. sieds
or coasters toboggans, drawing boards
boxes Of paints. punching bags footballs
kodaks, cameras. school bags. pocket
knives. Games-Baseball, messenger boy
parcheeSi. parlor football. &c Suits-Rus-
sian blouse suits, ". & L. Special" o"
sailor, REFERS, overcOats. top coats, caps,
toques sweaters neckties, gloves, wool
mitteRs. hats. leggings. rain coats. hand
kerchiefs, silver knives. forks. and
spoons; silver cups. books. Whiteley ex-
ercisers. dumb bells, roller skates. ice
skates sc.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
For the Wife.

nARLOR cabinets, china closets. side
boards rugs. writing desks. hand
y some screens. toilet tables fur
. wraps or neck scarfs, coat suits,
dress patterns, handsome tea gowns.
eiderdown dressing sacques, parlor lamps,
Haviland china dinner and tea sets, real
Dresden china fruit bowls, comports and
plates, cut glass, clocks. Oriental rugs.
fancy pillows, bureau sets. toilet sets,
necklaces, gold-mOunted and jeweled side
and back combs, opera glasses, opera
glass bags, lorgnette chains. cuff but
tons, pendants, loekets, cuff links, chatting
dishes, clock tea kettles, umbrellas, UNI
brella jars, handkerchiefs, silver-mount-
ed hair brush and comb sets. hand mir
rors. sewing machines, scissor sets, sew
ing rockers, work baskets, window
ooX seats, silk hose, silk dresses. silk pet
ucoats, handsome table sets, blankets,
spreads, comfortables, shopping or hand
bags card cases. pocketbOoks, belts,
shoes, slippers. gloves. books. Morris
ehairs, rain coats. chiffoniers. candies,
&c,
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
For a Young Lady.

- liver THIMBLES, work baskets
mending sets. needle cases sewing
~ companions, kid gloves fancy
- combs, WOOL and leather bedroom
shoes. glove and handkerchief
boxes, jewel boxes, sweaters. golf Jackets
crocheted slippers boudoir clocks cloth
brushes. china hat pin holders. combs and
brushes, bracelets, hat pins, gold beIts
baskets, back combs. garters, fan chains
nail files, nail pOlishers, nail cleaners
nail brushes. nickel toothbrush holders
Jeweled. French gilt. and Vienna photo
graph frames. skates. desks, handker-
chiefs. embroidered handkerchief boxes
center pieces, doilies, buffet scarfs. trav
covers, party dresses. fur collarettes. rain
coats, fans. umbrellas, perfumerv.
brooches. hand mirrors, dressing Ia
bles. opera glasses, beaded and silk opera
glass bags. royal Nippon. Seyres. Aus
trian. and ClOisonne vases; electric piano
lamps. electrolieTs. necklaces. pictures
1itted toilet bags for automobile and car
riase. feather boas. neckwear dressing
sacques, kmonos. silk petticoats, corset
sets. silk hose, sets of standard authors
candies, SC.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NEW WILLARD-Mr. and Mrs. Philip Walsh.
Oakland. Cal; J. F. Wolfe and T. II. Tracy. Den
yer. Colo; George II. StudebakeT South Bend, Ind
Edward T Gates indianapolis: B W. Lord. Bum
Iich Ky; Mrs Edgar Van Ellar. Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Carnegie Manchester Mass: 6. w Com
stock, + Josn. and H. T. Hand, New York; Alex
ander WintOn. Cleveland. Ohio: J. Il. Smith Gin
cunati $. T. Mitchell, Philadelphia n. W CUT
fey and wife Mrs. NJ {. Guffcy Pittsburg: Dr.
and Mrs H. MacLean, Richmond Va: W E.
Cody, Cody. Wyo.; H. Hoeknle, Stuttgart, Ger
many; W. d. McFsrlane. Montreal, Canada.
RALEIGH-G. c. Woodruff Litchaed, Conn
A. W. Ghssner. Chicago: H. 3. Bingenfelter. In
dianapolis: a W. Lee OttumWa. Iowa. Mrs NJ.
kTle Miss Marion Lechten Boston; g. G. FAIR
banks and wife Nateele, Mass; Mr. and &lrs. Z. r.
Turner. New York Charles f. Foley and wife, Day
ton Ohio; OrvilIe g. Frantz Guthrie Okla: d.
J. HAYES. Houston. Tex J. w. Cooke Pittsburg:
F. W. Gregg. Richmond, Va; T. j. Manning, West
Virginia
RIGGS HOUsE-w W Taxs. Philadelphia
George L. Dexter, Dallas, Tex,
EBBTTT HOUsE-William W. Blox. U. s A
ARLINGTON-E. p Choate and wife Miss Min
nie Choate. Cork. Ireland: Homer Hepburn and
Wifu New York
sHoREHAM-SIr. and Mrs James P Butler
New Orleans; Johann Cartney Kennedy, Pennsy-
Tania.
NATIONAL HOTEI-A. L. Shepard. San Fran
cisco; J. Kuby Chicago; ID. J. kallihan and L. A.
CaIihan. Lewiston Ne; ]. Young and wife. Roam
oke, Va.
ST. JAMES HOTEL-Dr. Max LeiueT. Austria ;:
J. L. Smith, San Francisco; c. f. Goree and son.
Atlanta Ca; L. II. Simpson and wife. SmithYille
Ia; ID. \. James and wife. Pittsburs; Mr. and
Mrs McGrifur. Richmond, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Whiting, Hampton, Va.
METROPOLITAN - D. J. TaIlie Birmingham.
Ala; C. Rosman McallisteF Indian Territory; G
Z. StreefeT Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
For the Mother

TUR CAPES, collarettes, cloth capes,
shawls. coats. suits, wrappers. tea
gowns. silk waists. slippers. outdoor
- shoes. hose. handkerchiefs, rugs.
centerpieces, doilies. tray covers.
buffet scarfs. bureau sets, toilet sets.
work baskets. pincushions. table covers.
handkerchief and glove boxes, sofa pill
lows, lace curtains. poTueTes. dressing
tables, blankets, bed sets. brass and iron
beds. hammered brass coal hods and wood
boxes, parlor or reading lamps, kitchen
cabinets, dress patterns, triplicate mir
rors, silver or china hair receivers. under
wear, silk petticOats. corset sets. aprons,
dressing sacques, sewing machines, scis-
sor sets. chiffoniers. pictures. table sets.
furniture scarfs, sets of dishes, cut glass.
silverware. chafing dishes. ; o'clock tea
kettles, gas and oil stoves, sewing tables.
tea sets, pudding sets, turkey sets.
real Dresden china fruit bowls. comports
and plates, Austrian gold glassware, plate
rails, brass Jardinieres, carpet sweepers.
cake dishes, spoons, knives and forks.
carving sets. turkey rOasters, silver
mounted or jeweled hair combs. comb and
brush trays. thimbles. opera bags, china
closets, books candies. &c.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
For the Father.

~ OOD BOOKS. Morris chairs. easy
- slippers, easy rockers, warm
gloves. canes, umbrellas, warm
- sox, bath robes, house coats, smok-
ing Jackets. suits Of clothes, rain
coats, smoking sets, shirts. night shirts.
pajamas neckwear, handkeTchiefs bran
dy TASKS brush and comb sets, bathroom
slippers, card cases, claret decanters.
closet sets, clothes brushes, club bags.
collar and cuff boxes collar and cuff but
tons. desks. dressing cases. gloves. mill
tary brushes. hat boxes. hat racks. hose
supporters. inkStands, desk furnishings,
match boxes. lounging robes. medicine
cabinets. mUstache combs. playing cards
euchTe sets. card boxes, pocket knives
shaving sets. safety razors. scarf holders
scarf pins, shoe blacking sets. shoe hang
ers, suit hangers. suspenders, sweaters,
toilet sets, automobile lunch baskets. desk
electroliers, electric reading lamps. trunks.
whisks, whist counters, wine sets, diaries.
candies, &c.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
For a Friend.

TNKSTANDS and other desk furnish
ings, pocket knives, shaving sets, pic
lures, art pottery, Vienna bronze
vases, marble and bronze ornaments,
clocks. neckwear. gloves, silk suspenders.
silk or linen handkerchiefs. muffiers. dress
suit cases. club bags, travelling sets, UNI
brellas, house coats fancy hosiery. shirts.
slippers, smokers sets. card cases. pock-
etbooks. collar and cuff boxes, watch
fobs, scarf pins, fountain pens, cuff and
collar buttons, studs. whisk brooms. good
books, Morris chairs, shoe backing sets.
manicure sets, clothes hangers, Ideal"
coat hangers, shaving sets. tie holders.
night clocks, travelling clocks. wine sets.
umbrella jars, rain coats. bathroom slip
pers, brush and comb sets. ale mugs and
tankards, fancy stems. card sets. full
dress shields, diaries, hat boxes, suit
cases, candies, &c
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
For a Girl.

NOLLS. doll carriages, go-carts, gloves.
fans, muffs, fur pieces, shoes, hats
- comb and brush sets, doll tea sets.
- doll house furniture. doll couches.
toy books, blocks. spelling boards.
picture cubes transparent drawing states.
paint boxes, papier-mache animals, woolly
sheep, dogs, cats rabbits, Noah's arks.
Games-Baseball, messenger boy. par
cheesi, &c. dominoes. tricycles, desks
white enameled bureaus. chiffoniers.
washstands. chairs. rockers, writing
desks. ice skates. roller skates. handker-
chiefs. glove and handkerchief boxes. kid
gloves fur scarfs party dresses, bedroom
slippers. garters, aprons. silver CUPS.
manicure sets purses, books. umbrellas.
gold rings, brooches, slippers, pocket
books, beaded and silk opera bags. cut
glass and wicker-covered cologne hot
ties. sweaters. side combs. back combs.
Morris chairs. dressing tables, chiffoniers.
sewing rockers, pictures. dressing
sacques, hats, caps, rain coats, candies.
&c
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
For a Young Man.

ID OOKS. Indian clubs. dumb bells.
- punching bags, skates. cuff buttons.
- pocket knives, Reckties. scarf pins,
- handkerchiefs. gloves diaries. fOun-
tain pens. inkstands. paper weights.
weights, paper knives. card boxes.
brush and comb sets, bookcases, bed
room slippers, Cardigan jackets. cigar
and cigarette boxes. umbrellas. rain coats.
suspenders, shirts, collar and cuff boxes
munleFs, fancy s9X, pictures, pocket
books. dress suit cases. key chains. key
rings. hose supporters, lounging robes.
match boxes, night shirts. pajamas, IN
derwear, razcrs, razor sets, travelling
bags, suit hangers. shaving mugs. shaving
sets. leather razor cases shaving mirrors.
military brushes. wine sets. bathroom
scales, fancy wastepaper baskets Morris
chairs, desks. card cases. travelling clocks.
automobile lunch baskets. fancy stems.
sets OF standard authors. &c.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
Christmas Suggestions.

~ HRISTAAS shopping should CHEEKY genial spirit
& of the season.
Selections will be held subject advisemen will be de
= ivered as specified
Mail orders receive immediate attention.
In holiday shopping the saving of time be regarded of
the most important features OF Christmas expenditures.
Realizing this have prepared and submit the following cass
he'd suggestions which intimaton
and which that purpose which
be OF practical and render shopping sensible
satisfactory expenditure OF time, money and energy
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
ENDS DISPUTE OVER FUNDS.
Bishop SatterIee Directs that Benefit
Money Go TO Parish.

The dispute which arose some time
ago in regard 10 the disposal of funds
which VIII be derived from the benefit
entertainment to be- given at the Belasco
Theater on next Monday night has dnaly
been settled. The funds will not go 10 the
Bishop OF Washington Fund. but 10
81. Thomas Parish. Bishop Satterlee ex-
presses his wish that the matter be set
tied in this way In a letter to the Rev
Dr. c. Ernest Smith 1t is as follows
The Rev. Dr. Q. Ernest Smith. Washington D. C.
My Dear Mr. Smith: / have been asked ahethe-
Il would be iu accordance with my wishes that TIE
proceeds Of the entertainment at the Beasco Theatar
should - uot 90 The Bishop of Washington fuud
but 20 - Tbcnas Parish, and write 10 say thar
this change las n.y an TrogaL
understand that this would meet With the flI
approval Of }ou. the rector. and the ladies q st
Thomas Church
desire to express my cordial appreciation Of the
selisaeritclug efforts Of those who are Sd much iu
terested In raising funds for This object
Faithfully yOJuS, h. Y. SATTERLEE
Bishop ~ Washington.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
For the Husband.

q HORRIS CHAIRS, house coats. suits
W Of clothes, rain coats, fancy vests.
A'A slippers, dressing gowns lounging
robes, bath robes, neckwear hand
kerchiefs, gloves, hosiery, umbrel-
las, suspenders, watch chains, cuff but
tons. studs, match boxes, smoking sets,
cigar and cigarette cases. shaving sets.
card cases, pOcketbOOks or wallets,
dressing cases, dress suit cases, hat
boxes, hat and clothes brushes, knives.
book cases, desks, desk furnishings. man
icure sets, wine sets, electric reading
lamps, shoe backing sets, Ideal coat
hangers, clothes hangers, books. &c.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
For an Invalid.

~ DEAUTIFUL pictures. bookcases.
cOuches, easy chairs. rockers. pleas
- ant books, Bibles, easy house shoes.
pillows cushions. shoulder eapes.
shawls, pretty wrappers, dressing
sacques, room gowns. pajamas, night
shirts, house coats. bath wraps handker-
chiefs, writing desks or fOliOs electric
reading lamps, work baskets. needle
cases. and sewing companions. pieces OF
fancy work partly done. folding screens.
couch covers rugs, chair cushions, brie-
a-brac, hair brushes and combs. flesh
brushes, jardinieres, pretty tea cups
toilet articles, sets OF standard authors,
years subscription 10 a magazine, can
dies. &c
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army ORDERS.

army OEutEAs
Capt BEN II. DORCY Thirteenth CaTalry. from
Troop z 20 B.
First Lieut.. HARRY y CUOTES. Twelfth Cav
airy, and Second Lieut.. PHILIP II BAGBY
sixth IufaEtry. % jamestown Exposition Com
Tany. Norfolk
Capt IRA a. SINNER assistant surgeon. from
lsthmian Canal Commission 20 Gnvern5rs Island
as attending surgeon in New York City
Capt RICHARD C. CROXT0N T1reuty-thirf In
iantry, from Fort slocum 90 proper station.
Cspt CLARENCE 5. NETTLES acting Judge ad
vccate. from General Hospital, Washington Bar
raCkg. 90 Denver
Second Lieut. WALTER J. RUTTGENBACH
Fourth Infantry. from Infantry and CaraIry
School. Fort LeavenuoTth % his company.
First Lieut. HERMAN Herring Philippine Scouts
from General Hospital PresidiG
Contract Surgeon ARTHUR r JARRETT. from
Fort Totten 20 Fort Hamilton
Col. GEORGE ;. ANDERSON. General staff from
Washington 20 Governors Island. temporary duty
as chief Of staff Atlantic division.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
For a Very Old Man.

hESSlNG gowns, house jackets
Morris chairs. pillows and cushions
for easy chairs. night shirts, bed
room shoes, wool bed shoes, wool
mlttens, canes, gloves, neckwear,
umbrellas. flannel over-shirts, pair blan-
kets, linen handkerchiefs, smoking sets.
ale tankards, tOddy kettles. chatting
dishes. wine sets. card sets, books, warm
sox. &c.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15

There were four box parties given at
the Belasco Theater last evening to wit
ness the performance Of Brown Of Har-
ward" Among those present were the
Baroness Won Sternburg and party.
7. =. Shonts had "a party Of friends, and
Thomas f. Walsh gave Il box party in
honor Of Miss Lillian Hurd, Of Denver
and Mr.. A. c. Moore. Of New York.
Miss Anna McAnley and friends occupied
another box. Hon. and Mrs Nicholas
Longworth were in the audience.
Mrs Bullock, widow Of Rev. Dr. Joseph
james Bullock. of Kentucky and her
son, Mr. 4 Wingfeld Bullock, are at I445
Massachusetts avenue.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
For the Baby.

ID INGS. sets Of gold pins. rubber rat
N ties, rubber dolls. rubber animals.
- rag dolls. kid-body dolls china
- dolls. Eskimo dolls, nankeen dolls,
ball-jOinted dolls Indian dolls
wOolly dogs, stuffed animals. rocking
chairs, high chairs. go-carts, wagons,
carts, shoofiies, yards table sets, trays
shoes, bOotees, sacques, mittens. dresses,
coats, caps, bibs. toilet sets, books, &c.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15

Mrs. Edward Marshall, Of Newport, Pa.
arrived yesterday for a visit of ten days
to Mrs. Andrew Y. Bradley, of 1919 I
street Mrs. Marshall is the youngest
daughter of Col and Mrs Augustus Ty-
Ter. Of this city and New London. Conn.
AS Miss Sally Tyler she made her debut
in the family residence on Farragut
square, now occupied by the Russian Am
bassadOr and Baroness Rosen, and as
maid and matron mas been most popular
in resident circles.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
Herald Want Ads

viii be received at TayIOr's Pharmacy.
Ninth and P SITS. NV. and promptly for
waTded to the main Office.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15

Mrs. Peirce Crosby entertained yester-
day at a beautifully appointed luncheon
Of ten covers al her home on Connecticut
avenue.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15

Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Tiffany have re-
turned to their home. lies Connecticut
avenue, for the winter
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15

Horace Wylie, Mr. and Mrs Frank Bohien,
of Philadelphia Mr.. Clary Ray. Mr.
Robinson, of Baltimore. and Mr.. Taomp-
son, of Philadelphia Mr.. Hortsman en-
teftained his party at supper at the New
Willard after the performance. at which
Miss Seheh was guest of honor
At O'Clock this afternoon. Miss Anna
Hilbert Speich. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Emanuel Speich, and Mr.. Ralph Loran
Sabin, of Hastings, Nebr.. will be married
at the residence of the brides parents.
2SW Thirteenth street northwest Rev
Fisk Dudley viii offieiate. Miss Anna
Butler, of Washington. will be maid of
honor. and Mrs. Louis St Elmo Burgess,
of Baltimore. will act as matrOn The
best man viii be Mr.. E. Speich. jr.,
cousin Of the bride
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15

MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS-The following move
ments Of vessels have been reported to the Bu-
reau Of Navigation.
Auived-Dycember y. Abarenda al Norfolk. De
cember l3. Dubuque. at Portsmouth Y H
SaIod-Dccember y, Abarenda. from Lambert Point
for Norfolk December IS. Shark, Porpoise and
Nina, from Newport for Navy Yard y. Y:
Lebanon from Lambert Point to search for
wreck; Potomac, from Sydney. \. S. for Birchy
Cove
The Washington herald., 1906-12-15
NnVN Orders

Commander ]. J. KNAPP detached Celtic. home
wait orders
Lieut.. Commander !. J. CLARK. detached Rhod.
Island 90 command Celtic.
Lieut. ". K. WHITE. detached Navy DEPARTMENT
70 change navy recruiting station. ST Louis
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. r TRAYNOR de
tachcd SouthCry % navy yard Boston
Assistant Surgeon c. +. RYDER, detached navy
yard. Bost0n. 20 navy recruiting station. Omaha
Assistant Surgeon r. b. CHAPMAN 20 navy yard
Mare Island.
Assistant Surgeon II. SHAW. detached Naval Hos
pital. Naval Home Philadelphia. to Naval Hos
pifal- Pensacola.
Assistant Surgeon c. C. GRIEyE. detached naval
recruiting station. Omaha. to Southery
Assistant Surgeon T. q. FOSTER. detached Chi
cago TO Charleston.
Gable from Rear Admiral ". H. BROWNSON
C0mmand,r-in-chief Asiatic station. Manila, De
cember l2:
Midshipman T. G. ELLYSON. detached Colorado
TO Naval Hospital Yokohama japan.
Lieut. Commander c. ". BROWN detached Penn.
sylyania 70 Naval Hospital Mare Island
Ensign S. NJ ROBINSON detached Baltimore &c
Naval Hospital Mare Island.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-07
Holy week Services

April 9Th. Palm SUNDAY. At $
la. M. Low Mass. At - A. n
blessing and distribaiiou os the
palms. Mass and Sermon BY the
Rev. Jose ChandeIcu. AL ) r. nj.
Sunday School and and Al 7.3o pm.
Benediction of.the Blessed Sacra-
ment.
April nth. Devotions Of the
Stations Of the Cross at 4 P. m. af-
| ter which confessions will be heard.
AT 7;3o pm Office Of the Tene-
brae and Benediction
April nth Holy Thursday A.
IS 4. M. Solemn High Mass. Process
sion to Repository in the school
chapel. StripIir@ Of he church
alter. Adoration Of the Blessed sac
rament in the school chapel during
the day until 7:3o P p. At 1890 P.
m. Office Of the Tenebrae. Sermon
Jn the Holy Eucharist BY The Rev
erend Chas. Goetzinger.
April 18th, Good Friday. Pros
|tration. Lessons. Prayers. Chant
ing Of the Passion according to the
Gospel Of St. John. Unveiling and
Alteration Of the Cross. Procession
to the Repository. Back to the
Church. Mass Of the Pro-Sancti6ed.
Stripping Of the Altar AT 8 p. m.
Chanting Of the Tenebrae. AT 7.3o
|. -. The devotion Of the Stations
of the Cross followed By a sermon
on the Passion Of Our Lord by the
Rev. Chas. Goetzinger of Dubuque
Iowa.
April r4rh. Holy Saturday. AT s.
a. m. Blessing of the tlre. Singing
Of the Exultet and Twelve Prophe-
sizes Chanting Of the Litany Of the
Saints. Solemn High Mass Organs
and bells at the Gloria Allelulas.
AL 3 p. M. Confessions.
April 18th Easter Sunday. AT
s a. m. Low Mass. AT 10 a. m. High
Mass and Sermon on the Resurrec-