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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
FOR SALE
LOOK THIS UP AT ONCE.
FINEST SECTION IN CITY TO LIVE.
COSTS NOTHING TO INVESTIGATE.
FOR SALE

FINEST SECTION IN CITY TO LIVE.
COSTS NOTHING TO INVESTIGATE
Beautiful S-room residence, imposing stone
front on N. Occidental blvd. lot 5ox15o, To-
cation ideal with rubble stone walls on each
side of sti eet
THE RECEPTION HALL HAS BEAUTI-
Full OAK entrance. beam ceilings and opens
into a LARGEi LIVING ROOM WHICH HAS
ngs. built-in bookcases; window seats; con-
meets with BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM,
which is paneled: has beam ceilingsj built
in buffet and beautiful mantel.
THE KITCHEN. BEDROOMS AND BATH
ROOMS have every appointment of the up
to-date modern house. The cement basement
under half of the whole house with large fur
mace is fine. Price ss5OO' Terms If desired.
Call at once and inquire about the house
and improvements in this section.
ELVIN j. CURRY, 612-6l5 Fay bldg. Home
Ex. 7172; Main 1913.
GOOD LEVEL LOT, EAST ApAMs sr.
SIZE 4oxi2s FEET.
PRICE $1,000; 5000 CASH. BALANCE SO a
IsLocK AND HALF TO CAR LINE.
BUY FROM OWNER TEL asssi.
RESIDENCE 1a4s E. FIFTY-FIFTH ST.
OR ADDRESS BOX III. HERALD.
GOOD BUILDING LoTs-IN COMPTON,
$500 down-s2oo weekly.
Lots boxtb5; $500. 81 per week.
No interest, no taxes; 10 per cent rebate to
fnv- uul, rhaaa
lots are right in town, blocks FROM p. z.
depot; good soil. level ground; cost you
n0'n'n J. DALTON REALTY CO..
215 Fl. Fifth street.
FOR SALE
Three lots in the town of Hawthorne, 8
miles south of city Redondo electric rail-
way; $500 restrictions; $3.50 for each lot; s2lo
cash, balance $6 per month. RIEGER, 4b2M
S. Broadway, rooms 1919; Main 5523; FSi25.
Business Property
FOR SALE
The southeast corner Of Hill and Six
teenth streets; sol, 900; $4,000 worth of mod
ern improvements. consisting Of four 6-room
nats and two residences, thrown in free.
Rentals about $3.50 monthly; 130-ft. on Hill
by l02 on Sixteenth street,
BLACK BROS.
Sole agents. sO5-sos Union Trust bldg
SEE N. CoRDARY. 2oa I. W. HELLMAN
bldg, Fourth and Main sts.. for quick and
profitable investments; also loans. Main
$685. F69ls. Res. East 1885.
ToF sXLE-A GOOD PAYING FUEL AND
feed business Inquire ABS CENTRAL AVE.
Stocks and Bonds
REFoRE BUYING OR SELLING ANY MIN
ING STOCKS COME TO THE SOUTHWEST
MINERS. STOCK EXCHANGE EDWARD
MaoDERMoTT. President. 1t will save you
money. Send for our list 112A-1l4-1i4A South
Broadway
: WOMAN'S MINING AND
STOCK EXCHANGE
21s Citizens National Bank Bldg.
Phone. AI3aH Main 871O
II you have stock to sell bring It In.
II you want TO buy good stock see our
brokers.
-. cAz..I< Hn.>ael MtIee Cattle
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIE
HOTELS AND ROOMING
HOUSES

We have added a hotel and rooming house de-
partment which Is under the supervision
of George s. Gels, and we are agents for
the following:
St. Charles hotel, San Bernardino. 50 rooms;
price $500.
The Hiawatha hotel. 122 N. Broadway. %
rooms: rent $125 month; price $160c.
The Murray hotel. 451 s. Spring ST.; years
lease: price s4s0O.
The Wilkie, 905 s. Main St; 81 rooms; rent
800 month; price $4,000.
price $1,000; in southern part Los Angeles.
25 rooms, all filled. near Arcade station; rent
$685. price S1400
The Alton hotel. $50 8. Spring ST.; 4e rooms;
price $1,000.
The Palmetto hotel and restaurant; 1s rooms;
rent s4s per month; 1920 Palmetto street,
blocks from Santa Fe station; long
lease, newly furnished. modern; price
$500.
And 20 other good rooming houses in good To-
cations. cheap. We sell. trade or ex-
no matter where located. We find tenants
and buyers for all snaps.
OTHER EXCHANGES
10 acres with fine FIVE room house, FIVE miles
from Los Angeles, on car line near FL
Carmelo; price $500.
10 lots at Long Beach to exchange for Los
Angeles property.
rooming houses in Los Angeles to exc ange
for ranches.
A $4,000 residence lady wishes an orange
grove, 10 IL acres.
Hotel and saloon at Arcadia, fne opportunity;
price SIS. 900.
A country newspaper and printing plant, a
bargain: $1,000.
You are cordially invited to inspect, our list
of bargains.
For sale at sacrifice. the furniture of
three six-room apartments, one on Olive
street, one on Figueroa street and one on
Crocker street; price $500. Owners leaving
city.
\ For sale-Three restaurants. snaps; 800
cash, balance easy payments; price $500 each.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Restaurant, short order and oyster mousse
located on the best part of South Broaoway ~,
with q wears, lease, 2 fine opportunity to add
,,auor license; this fine place can be bought
for 1850 II taken at once,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

| TO BUY. SELL OR EXCHANGE PROPERTY
| 20 TO BEN WHITE. 3oi Bryson block. Second
and Spring streets
E. ADAMS COTTAGES FOR CLEAR LAND
| or lots. SIDDAEL, POI Copp bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Painting. decorating and real estate com
pany located in the southwest part OF ,s,, ci,y,
doing large business; this nne proposi.'o' pp.Nsn
can be bought at invoice; price ABOUT s'oV.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

We have beautiful bungalow in the soutn-
west part of city; 5 large rooms; mouse 10
absolutely modern, with fine lawn, iarse paeh s,
trade for grocery stock.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate

For Exchange
SAN PEDRO STREET
cLosE-IN CORNER,
115-FT. FRONTAGE.
Owner will exchange this fine property for
cottages or close-in ranch.
VAN vRANKEN-HUNTER REALTY
CO.,
4oa chanber of Commerce.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
OFFERS
FoR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE
We have beautiful bungalow in the soutn
west part of city; large rooms mouse
absolutely modern, with fine lawn large pacf
vard and chicken houses equity $3.50; VII
trade for grocery stock.
sssno beautiful new 6-room bungalow IN
PaJoma addition tract. strictly modern IL ~
every respect lot 5cx15o; restrictions SzoVo'
exchange fol cigar stand what have you &c
offer!
House and lot in northwest. valued az
sA4o0. mortgage S1400; will exchange equity III
mis- place for good acreage on electric line.
This is absolutely a bargain
Grocery ON Maple avenue; good fixtures
snIendid stock and ine location; price slzVu'
viii exchange for good lots in city. THIS Is
your chance to get coed paying business
Two acres in Bell. on Whittier line: rich
land: fne chicken ranch; also b-room mouse
IN land 30 fruit trees; price $1,000, mortgage
$780, will exchange for city property u
$3.50 takes first class little dry goods ana
rotion' store located on Central avenue.
doing a $40 daN busness established =
Years; cheap rent only slb. including ave
living rooms; must sell as have 10 go east.
o,. hay. client who has a beautiful D.
.ooro cottage located in fine residence dis
tr,ct. building restrictions $500; the equity
in this place is $3.50; will swap for good va
cant lot In city
Rooming house OF go rooms: -ent 500 a
month: profits average $500 a month; price
s2soO; viii exchange for lots or acreage near
electric railway.
For exchanges see RICHARDSON,
the "swnp Man."
NOTICE TO BUYERS-Are you looking fer
a business? II so. CONSULT THE LEAD
ING AND RELIABLE AGENTS, LEAHY 4
SON as we have most every place OF busi-
ness that is for sale in Los Angeles county
Hemember that We make record OF sales,
thereby securing you clear title. Do not be
n,isled by other agents, but call and get list
LEAHY 4 SON. Sixth and Main streafa.
After trying other agents
without success consult
LEAHY SON, Sixth ana Main streets
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
TRANSFER AND STORAGE

coLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO.,
Alb-kl7-4le San Pedro street.
Main offtce s2l South Main.
Phones Main ILL; Home 2l5A New and alb
soiutely nreproof storage; private locked
rooms for hrio-a-brac. pianos, fne furniture.
etc. trunks. boxes, etc, stored, $50 70 600 par
month We solicit your petrenase.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

sssno. beautiful new s-room bungalow In
Pajoma addition tract. strictly modern a,oni 10
every respect; lot 5cx150; restrictions S2oOo'
eychanee fol cigar stand; what have you TO
offer. -
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Hating. dyeing and cleaning; $So0 Located
in nest town around Los Angeles; receipts
average $3.50 per month; best bargain on our
books.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

FOR EXCHANGE-TULARE COUNTY, 800
acres fenced and cross fenced; natural stream
of water runs through it. also under canal
station, on the property; splendid soil; price
only $50 an acre
Also $50 arces in Tulare county, on Santa
Fe railroad. near Corcoran. beet sugar fac
tory. worth $50 an acre.
Owner will trade either or both of these for
city or nearby property and cash.
LA MONT, room III s5i S. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

House and lot in northwest. valued a
sA4oo: mortgage s1400; will exchange equity Il
mis- place for good acreage on electric line
This is absolutely bargain.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
FoR sALE
stores, Roomlna Houses, Etc.

We find what you want and buy. sell, rent
or exchange your property, no matter where
located. See the bargains at
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

RICHARDSON, the "swap Man"
Have you visited -,
on us and list what you have to exchanse.
We will call on you If you cannot come up
yourself. &c.,. ,arge 10,
No proposition. is too small or too large ior
us; our advice as to what to exchange your
property for is gratis.
RICHARDSON, the "swap Man."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

= Suburban Property
FOR SALE--2o OP 40, 60 ORseO ACRES LAND.
on S. Main St. half mile south Of city limits;
fine investment for subdivision. See owner
N. CORDARY, 2O3 l. w. Hellman bldg
F694s Main 50e6. Res East 1885,
GLENDORA-FROSTL FOOTHILLS,
2, 8, 0, 20 acres; $3.50 per acre. SID
DALI, Copp Bldg; II. FRAZIER.
Glendofa
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Cigar stand $3.50; located in center part o. o.
city; party's wife is sick and must go oacH
east this place must be sold In tine mex. hNe
days; rent only s21 with good lease
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
Business Property

Sole agents. 9O6-sOs Union Trust bldg
SEE N. CoRDARY. 2o8 l. W. HELLMAN
pro6table Investments; also loans. Main
$685. F694s. Res. East 1885.
FOR sXLE-A GOOD PAYING FUEL AND
feed business. Inquire 4las CENTRAL AVE.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Bakery $1,000; located in the best suburban
town around Los Angeles. doing business
of $3.50 per week; this place mas hne " t'Sn ~
appreciatej.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

Meat market. grocery and fruit store, 10
Gated in central part Of city; receipts aver
will sell half interest to an acceptable party
for $3.50. A snap!
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

WE SHIP HOUSEHOLD GOODS Tc
own cars at greatly reduced rates
Call on us or write for particulars
BTKiNS VAN AND STORAGE CO.
40 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13
CARPET CLEANING

GREAT EASTERN STEAM CARPET CLEAN
ing works, lii San Julian. Telephone Broad
way a473 Home F05l4. Rug cleaning q spec
ialty j. BRENTON.
PIONEER CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Incorporated. w. q. Cline. president. 7l6 81
Olive. Tel. Home F2sso; Sunset Main ~.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-28
TRAGEDIES in the Irish Peeraae.

The suicide of Lord Kilmaine almost
irresistibly recalls. to recollection the
tragedies with which the annals even
in recent times Of the Irish peerage
abound, says the Dublin Freeman
Journal. Lord Castlereagh. the states
man of the union, committed suicide in
1922, two years after he had succeeded
by the death of his father, to the Mar
quisate of Londonderry, still retaining,
as an Irish Marquis, seat in the
House of Commons as member for a
British constituency. In 1854 the Mar
quis of Ormonde was drowned while
bathing, in the presence of his son,
while in 1895 the Marquis of Waterford
committed suicide by shooting himself
with a revolver in the library at Cur
raghmore. The deaths of Irish peers by
violence are numerous, as in the cases
of Lord Ktlwarden, killed in the EN-
met Instruction, and the Earls of
MOuntmOrres, who were murdered. The
fifth Earl offDrogheda was lost at sea
in the passage between England and
Ireland in 1883. The seventh Lord Farm
ham persisted in 1868 in the terrible col
lision Of the Irish mail train at Aber-
gele, between Chester and Holyhead,
with train of trucks laden with casks
containing petroleum, which took fire.
In 1859 Lord Cloncurry, whose peerage
was purchased at the same time as that
of Lord Kilmaine, committed suicide in
a lift of temporary insanity. The list
of tragic deaths Of Irish peers could
without difficulty be largely extended.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-28
The Irish PapaI Brigade.

1.-THE Irish Brigade in Italy contrib
uted to the Seven Hills Magazine, pub
| lished by the Oliver Plunket society. OF
| Rome, Italy, by Father Conry, details
the story of the LOO Irishmen who,
banded together in 1860, left their ma
tive land to join the Papal army AL
though the writer details the heroic
! stands and charges of the cosmopoli-
tan little army that rallied from
France, Austria, America, Belgium,
Italy and Ireland to the peninsula, he
still devotes nearly all space to prov
ing the Irishmen, beads in one hand
| and sword in the other
showed themselves on the plains OF
Italy what their predecessors had been
recognized to be on the slopes of
France Christian men, sans peur ct
sans reproche :" While they bled in
Italy, the English press did not forget
them, for, true to the traditions of
seven centuries, it left no means I'M
tried to blacken the fame of men who
were for the time being unable, to re-
taliate
Throughout the war; says the
writar, 1.-The Irish brigade had been
shamefully illuminated by the press of
England, especially by the Times. They
had been branded as men of whom
ireland should feel ashamed, mercena-
ries who might well be regarded by the
Pope as treacherous friends and timid
foes. Their misfortunes gained the
widest publicity from this lover of
truth their gallant stands were either
suppressed or attributed to others.
Detected sneaks and poltroons; y
base, cowardly hirelings;" 1.-The rabble
and offscourings of Ireland were gen
tie epithets used by that leading fac
- ~
while the Times seemed unmindful of
the fact that English generals have in
variably succumbed to the habit of as
signing to Irish soldiers 'tof an inferior
type" the high honor. though rather
doubtful pleasure, of the front rank in
battle.
"On the return of Papal soldiers. the
Times was taken to task and publicly
challenged either to prove or retract
its statements. Abundant proof as to
their falsehood was forthcoming, but
it was found impossible to get the
editor to break the cold chain of 81
lence.' He would neither prove nor re-
tract the malicious libeel of his paper
At length, in 1861, pamphlet was pub
lished and extensively circulated, in
which the Times statements were con-
fronted by official reports Of contrary
nature from the pens of General Mort
ciere and Fanar on Victor Emmanuers
staff. This ended the matter for the
Irishmen; their friends and enemies
on the continent had fully indicated
them; only the leading organ of an in
terested step-sister had attacked them
and she hung her head in sullen 81
lence."
The footsteps of the Irish soldiers
are followed infinitely over every bat
off n,
shield the Pope-King from his own
countrymen and Garibaldfs minions
are dwelt upon with a pardonable
pride.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-28
GarInw.

Mr.. John Hammond, NJ. P. for Coun-
Nv Carlow. died Unexpectedly on Sun
day morning, Nov. II, from heart dis
ease. THE news of his death plunged
the entire county in grief for deceased,
who was engaged in business, was
much esteemed by all classes.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-28
Waterford.

Michael Haley. honorable secretary
Of the Waterford City and District Ma
tlonal Teachers associa ton, has OBJ
tanned certificates to teach Irish under
the national board program, and also
to teach the bi.linguaI program.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-28
Donegal.

On Nov. %, at Stranorlar, by the
Rev. p. B. McMullin, Thomas c. OGor-
man. Hibernian Bank, Letterkenny, son
Of Chamberlayne O'Gorman, Rathgor-
man. Sandymount, Dublin, was married
10 Annie Magee, eldest daughter of
George Magee, ]. p, Ballyhofey.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-28
Cork.

An interesting link in the commercial
history of Cork is removed by the death
of Mr.. John Carmichael, which has oc-
CURED at Weymouth.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-28
Wexford.

The death has occurred at Croghan
of Mrs Michael Kavanagh. She figured
prominently in the Coolgreaney estate
campaign.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-28
Tyrone.

The death occurred on Nov is at
the Convent Of Mercy, Dungannon, of
Mother Mary Gabriel Clarke, who was
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-28
Not a Prescribed Diplomat.
New York World.)

NNtW fOTk W OTIu.J
A missionary back from the Orient
claimed his household and personal eff
fects were entitled to admission free OF
import duty. He appealed to Assistant
Secretary Reynolds of the treasury.
THE only persons entitled to free
entry are ambassadors, ministers and
members Of their suites" quoted Rey-
nolds from the law.
THAT is just the point I am MAX
ing declared the missionary. II am
an ambassador of God"
Unfortunately the law does not COW
er that point" replied Reynolds, and
the clergyman paid.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-28
LATEST IRISH NEWS.
From The Pilot.
THE CHRISTMAS FLIGHT OF
ouLD AIGLE MORE.

GUILD hlGLE NUKE.
Wisha, Christmas at Killarney, an me
not there to see
The scarlet berries burnin' on the shin
in holly-tree,
The mountains risin' grandly-old Tore
atop of all
The heather on the hillside, the hav
against the wall!
Yea, Christmas, at Killarney, an the
heart O. me as free
AS when plucked the glist' nin'
wreaths from off the holly-tree!
They've holly on the placements here,
alike Killarney's leaf
AS a colleen's like a withered hag-bad
cess from Time. the thief!
Yet the bag was onct a girsha, but
these branches dull an gray,
We're never. green an shinin' like the
holly far away:
Och, the 6warfed ould JarSey bushes,
We could strip them on yer knees!
Ah-h-i to be in far Killarney with the
royal holly-trees!
Bad cess from Time. again say l, that
steals our youth away.
That puts the money in our fist, but
leaves US ould an gray!
That spoils our dream of goin' home
Wlen al seems COlIll1 IIu6-
Ould Aigle More. sure, who'd We find
Of all the friends We knew?
With Con an Luce an Mary dead, an
Tom an Pat asthray,
Strange faces make an ould man sad
the blessed Christmas Day.
I'd like TO go, I'd like to go, an the
moneys in my purse
Eth. the empty homes an teemin'
Eraves2 Could black ould Time
do worse?
I'd greatly fear to wander back an find
a lonely place,
An never clasp d kinsman's hand or
meet an ould friends face;
I'd dread to miss the bloomin' cheeks,
the curls / used to know,
Or see their ghosts in wrinSled skin an
scanty locks Of snow.
Bad cess from Time, Sure here's my
self would fright a colleen sore
A bent ould man the sturdy land that
onct was "Aigle'' More!
"Aigle" that used to skim Tough Leane
an climb the Reeks for game;
Dan More can fly the ould Earl
said: Let 'Aigle' be his name"
oh, the Aigle's Nest, Killarney! an the
isle an lakes below
An the wran-boys gatherin' holly in
the Christmas long ago!
Guild Aigle More. ould weary child
that's lost your way an slept
Till on your slumbers unbeknownst the
years an changes crept-
O find the way! go find the way, asleep
or wide awake,
An pluck arbutus in the glen, an holly
in the brake.
Go back an be a lad agin where all yer
world was true,
Where mountains led to heaven, an
the lakes held heavens blue!
Here. snow an sleet are colder than the
hearts of stranger men,
Here. hard frost grips the country till
the April comes again
o for holly at Killarney; an ne'er a bit
O. snow,
With the sea-wind BLOWN blithely till
yer cheeks are all aglow;
Afar from sallow faces an the cllnk o
yellow brass
O to be at ould Killarney with yer fut
upon the grass!
There's InnisfaIlen in my dreams-I
wondher viii 1 go?
The ould Earls dead, the young Earrs
ould. an neer a lad III know.
I'm beckoned, by the hills o youth,
that cannot sthray or die,
An Gap, an Bridge, an Abbey walls, |
an Mary's grave near by
IT'S my own, Killarney! where, next
year l may be
To pluck an ould mans Christmas
wreath from off the holly-tree.
Honor Walsh in Donahoe's.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-28
Dublin.

An action in which Miss Kathahine
CoghIan. Of Kishogue, Clonadalkin, sued
Mr.. Patrick AIcKenna, Of Raheny, for
breach of promise of marriage, con-
Guided Nov q before Mr.. Justice Mad
den and the city common jury. The
Jury found for the plaintiff and award
ed her ESQ damages.
Mr.. Patrick Doyle, son of the late
Nvles Doyle of Tallaght, and brother
of the Rev. Father Fidelis Doyle, of the
Passionist Order, died in Dublin on
Nov IA
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-28

in the twenty-sixth year of her relig-
ious profession.
Bernard Kilkeary, the last Irish sur
vivor of the wreck of the EiTkenhead
died suddenly at Dungannon, aged so
He had been color sergeant of the Sec
ond battalion of the Royal Highlanders
CBlack Watch, and had lately received
the meritorious service medal.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-28
Tipperary.

Many friends in the United States
will be glad to hear that Richard J..
Connolly, brother of Father John j..
Connolly of Springfield, H., and son
of ]. J. Connolly, Baltimore House,
Cashel, was installed a solicitor last
month. after a very successful course
in Dublin. His earlier studies were
made in Mungret. Limerick. where he
matriculated; from thence he was
bound to L. j. Ryan, Esq, solicitor,
Thurles
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-28
Sligo.

The Venerable Archdeacon Terence
O'Rorke. p. p, died at his residence,
Collooney, Nov. Is, aged So years. This
news was read with regret, deep and
personal, rot only in Collooney where
he spent his life and for which he did
so much, but also through the whole
diocese of Achon~y and wherever the
archdeacon was known.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-28
Down.

His parishioners and numerous
friends heard with much sorrow Of the
death Of Rev. James Crangle, c. C.,
Hilltown, which took place Nov. Is at
The Mater Misericordiae hospital, Dub
lin. Father Crangle, who was "a years
of age, was born in Killowen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-01

NEW ROCHELLE. Oct. 3i.-The marriage Of
Miss Mildred Blanche Farmer. daughter Of
Charles Wesley Farmer. editor Of the Nun
nerV Trade Review. to DR.. Harvey Edwin
StahI. son OF the Rev. Philip Stahl OF Yonkers,
took place this evening in st. Johns Protestant
Episcopal Church in New Rochelle. and was
performed by the Rev. sherman Rouse Of
Scotia. N. ". brother-in-lat Of DR.. Stahl,
assisted by the pastor. the Rev. ". wodford
T. Duncan.
Miss Evelyn Kobe OF New Rochelle and
Baltimore was maid of honor, and Mrs. John
Kreppa OF White Plains matron Of honor.
The bridesmaids were Miss Theodore Harri-
son and Miss Mary Agnes Hubbard Of New
Rochelle, Miss Edith Granger Of Mount YER
non and Miss Dorothy True Of New York
city. There were two little flower girls,
nleces Of DR.. Stahl. Ramon Bell Of Lawrence
Mass. and Lucille Rouse q. Scotia. N Y.
The best man was Joseph w. Cool OF New
York city and the ushers Harold I. Tod
OF New Rochelle and Harold +. Humphrey
OF New York city. cousins Of the BRIDE; John
Krepps OF White Plains, Alfred Bailey Of
YOnkers, William c.. Ginning and Rodney
Gibson OF New Rochelle.
After the there was a reception
at the home OF the brides parents, II Davis
avenue. On their return from an extended
trip through the south DR.. and Mrs. SCahl
will live In New Rochelle.