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Evening star., 1909-04-17
Election by Westminster Church.

At the meeting OF the congregation OF
the Westminster Church Memorial last
evening the following officers were re-
elected: Owen Owen. president of the con-
gregation: Joseph w. McKericher, secre-
tary, and Charles D. Church. treasurer. II.
e. Bittinger. c. w. Church and B. F. An
derson were elected trustees for three
years and II. p. Berkley for two years.
to fill the, unexpired term of A. Deput.
deceased. The treasurer was thanked for
his services and vote of confidence in
the pastor. Rev. r. F. Davis, was adopt
ed. Rev. DIR. Bittinger congratulated the
congregation on the financial condition
of the church.
Evening star., 1909-04-17
CRoss-EYE NO EXCUSE.
Saw Crooked Under Excitement and
Shot Wrong Man Dishonored Plea.

FRANKFORT, KY, April T.-Applica-
tion for pardon by George Kellum. life
convict. which Gov. Wilson has refused.
was based on a peculiar plea.
1t is claimed that when he grows ex-
cited his eyes become crossed and that he
was in this condition when, he shot at a
negro, at whom he was looking directly,
and killed Will Reed, the crime for which
he Is now serving sentence.
Gov. Wilson says Kellum intended to
kill, and that a man who will kill his
best friend while looking at another man
is too dangerous to turn out OF prison.
Evening star., 1909-04-17
NELSON'S NEXT FIGHT.
Will Meet Mcfarland in California
july s.

CHICAGO, April 17.-Battling Nelson.
lightweight champion of the world and
Packey Mcfarland of Chicago were
matched last night to fight forty-five
rounds at James Coffroth's Mission street
arena in San Francisco, July j.
The articles were signed at a confer
ence between the principals and Coffroth.
The men will weigh in at 1913 pounds at
8 O'Clock in the morning. six and half
hours before the fight. Malachy Hogan
of Chicago will be referee. Both men
agreed not to engage in any bout after
June /.
and Monte Attell to fight twenty-five
rounds in San Francisco June 10. They
will make 115 rounds at the ringside.
Evening star., 1909-04-17
She Wasn't Playing.
from the Kansas City Journal.

From the h anSaS IItI JOurnHi.
In a western Kansas town. relates Paul
Lovewell, at party of adults it was
proposed that the entertainment consist
of the games that prevailed in the good
old days of childhood-''Post Office" tin
tim" London bridge" and so on. Final
ly prize was offered for the person who
could make the .'ugliest face" The
judges witnessed the contortion of faces
for a while and then awarded the prize
to an old maid.
You win they said. handing her a
box of bOnbons.
Il will thank you to know, she re-
piled, Il was not playing"
Evening star., 1909-04-17
Monument to Founder Of Methodism.

OGDENSBURG, n. Y. April ia
monument to the memory of Barbara
Heck founder of Methodism i'm America.
will be unveiled in August on the site
Of her grave, at Blue Church Bay, on
the St Lawrence river. 1t is now near
ing completion. The Barbara Heck me-
mortal committee has just obtained a
ninety-nine year lease of the plot from
ST. Johns Anglican Church of Prescott.
Ontario which owns the cemetery.
Evening star., 1909-04-17
Liquor Seized on Dining Car.

DES MONIES, Iowa, April 17.-County
Attorney r. G. Howard and Sheriff Cam
field yesterday entered Chicago, Mil
waukee and ST. Paul dining car at Chur-
dan, and on a search warrant seized two
kegs of beer, one barrel of wine and a
store of whisky. Conductor Snow of the
dining car was arrested under the law
which prohibits drinking on trains In
Iowa
Evening star., 1909-04-17
A Clock With Twenty Dials.
From Popular Mechanics.

San Diego. Cal, has wonderful clock
with twenty dials, which tell simultane-
ousiy the time in all parts of the world,
also the days of the week and the date
and month. 1t stands twenty-one feet
high and four of its dials are each four
feet in diameter. The master clock Is
inclosed in plate glass. so that every ac-
ticn can be seen, and the whole is illumi-
mated every night 1t is jeweled with
tourmaline, topaz, agate and jade. and
took fifteen months to build. The motive
power is n 2OO-pound weight, which winds
itself automatically. The cost of the clock
was $1,000.
Evening star., 1909-04-17
Suspect Club in women's Suicides.

LIVERPOOL, April IA local news
paper says it has been discovered that
the two revolvers' used by Margaret
Clarke and Annie Miller, the young
women who committed suicide on board
the steamer Lucania on her last trip from
New York, each bore a secret mark. not
a trademark The suggestion Is made
that these marks indicated a suicide club
to which the young women might have
belonged.
Evening star., 1909-04-17
Navigation Bureau Order Reissued.

An order has been issued by the naval
bureau of navigation forbidding officers
and employees attached to the bureau from
talking with outsiders about the business
of the office. Such an order, in fact.
already exists but it's reissue was deemed
advisable because it's provisions were not
being literally obeyed.
Evening star., 1909-04-17
New Houses
In Bloomingdale.
Nos. 22 and "a
W" Street NV.

Two-story and tiled man.
sard roof houses, I8x5o it..
on lots ISxIoo it. Colonial
fronts, laid in Flemish bond.
large front porches. two
story porches in rear.
;. Six rooms, reception hall,
tiled bath, with modern
plumbing: concrete cellar un-
der entire house; liberal sup :
ply of closets. Trimmed
throughout with hardwood;
oak floors in parlor. recep-
tion hall and dining room;
cabinet mantels and gas log
; heaters in parlor and dining
room. Gurney hot-water
heating plant: electric gas
) lighting throughout: china
closet iii dining room and
dresser i'll kitchen. A hood
over gas range connects
with ventilator. Cold closet
built in kitchen wall. Serv-
ants toilet and stationary
wash tubs in cellar.
20 w V St St IS, l5O
tNext to 15-ft. paved alley1
24V " St. St $4,95O
Easy terms will be considered.
Meet representative on property. .
Thos. Fisher & Co. Inc, :
73S 18th St. NV.
Telephone Main 6S3O.
After ) pm. Main G1I6-I.
- e.s.Ie . . q
Evening star., 1909-04-17
A Familiar Trait.
-om the Kansas City Journal.

From the Kansas City Journal.
After an absence of twenty years. a
Chicago man walked in on his wife the
other day. She didn't recognize him. He
sat down and kicked because dinner was
late"
Then she recognized him, eh?"
Evening star., 1909-04-17
Something New.

From the Kansas City Journal.
4 notice the stage lawyer in that play
didn't carry his papers in his hat
We'll, maybe the author of the play
used as his model real lawyer
They're getting realism down pretty fine
these days
Evening star., 1909-04-17

From the Taller.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-11
POR CARLOS DICKEN

Doodle haba qaeiido expresar fncamene con es'o que
e espiritu partdo lie impldiria nunca pagar su
adyersaro e tribute de admiration; en- anto que SIT
Tomas Doodle reconoca por partc haDer esado con
vencido siempre in petto de que lord Coode pasara
los oos de la posterdad por modeio de honor g. Vf
tud.
cn embargo la Gran Bretana ha estado toa" u'i MES
m ,lot, tata aorsrar La tenpesad, ha hecho oD
servr iuciosamene sir Leicester Dedeck i9 mas pro-
divoso de este ncgoco la nson no ma parec'o"
nauetafse ror desasIroso interregno I'D seSu"
bebiendo comiendo casandose como 10 hacia antes re-
ro Coodle Doodle todo sequto han visto caramen'e
81 pelero les aterrado tano por ultimo SIT To-
mas Doodle no tan solo ha dgnado consentir EN- ior
mar marie del minstero que ha pueso ell eono ;"
aei.a Laceaco Il i fodos sus sonh's'
prnos y cn ados Hay por 10 anto esperanto de cue -
nave dominar1 Ia tanpestad
", es eso io,o Para competar su obra. Doodle ere
veodo oue deba oleuer sufrsgios de eoa'at'o-
tas go prssenta EN- fora de uyia de ore eerseza icS
electores de vaos comados mientras la tran Sreia-
na So raga Doodle baio las dos especes luFando 80"
r.bia en- uoubre honor moradad que no ha'e
ma eosa nj otra la tenporada de Londres termina bruS
ac,,e uara rerniitir los dcodsas r anxIiiar "a
r,ci6n en- esios piadosss eierccios
ResuIta de que mistress Rouncewei la porera u
wclh psev6 que SIR Leicester no tardars en- lie
- /. !. o..,.e con ana muiiud de parientes amigos
= .--e s-e "a saneta otra, pGesien eooierar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-11
LA CASA LnGUBkE

la grande obra constitutional, que esta venerable ma
trona cogeno la OCCASION por tupe mitaogco lie hace
ubir jar por odas las escaieras atravesar las gale
ras pasar todos los aposentos para tonara' por tes
t0o de que pavmentos esan brlantes las afombras
cortnas puestas, las preparadas, la cocna y e
para recbir los Dedlock
Mistress Rouncewell ermna foods estos preparatvos
hermosO dia de verano
FL ocnltarse hace brillar todas las venanas;
pnta de color de las pedras Ia sombra de las ho-
las movendose los retratos de los antiques Ded
lock- da sus snguares mOvmientOs: hace guinar
los parpados obese magstrado pone nm hoyuelo en-
la barba general apara para depar caer sobre
el pecho ,ie pasora centea que hubera he
eho LIEN en- amman su nmoI cuando vivai, cen amos
atris.
Pero el sol apaga rayos. ell dia expra, la sombra
ouc bre las flores la afombra sube entamente por
las paredes Il tempo la muerte, hace caer los
autepasaeios en- 81 olxdo Sc para insante 81 r.
trato de milady que parece haccr emblar palidecer
halo 81 vclo que la cubre condensa sube; e
Fl teeho un punto roio esaparece todo queda Sumd"
en- las tinieblas.
Aquc horizonte tan belIo tan proxmo, mrandolo por
Ia gaIeria ae;a lentamente. no IS mas que un
recuerdo ssf como tanas belas que Green al
eanzar In TERRA.
Sc alza una nehlna vuelvc eaer en- gotas de rc-
rio las flores vierteu oos perfumes, de que Sc -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-11
Nugya opera De Puec!n!

FL maestro Puccini esta trabaJando
ahora en- La composition de una ope-
ra, que, por su asunto, sera (asa1a nove-
dad en- ell genera. E
NADIA de clladros clasicos de la vi
da enropea medieval del renaclmien
to, NADIA siquiera de costumbres popu-
lares de Italia 8 de escenas bohemias
de Paris, NADIA tampoco de eglpcios,
griegos nj romanos.
La n,ieva opera Sc titulara ala .Io-
ven del Oeste,p y ell lugar de sn ac--
ci6n sera Ell California: un drama en-
tre buscadores de oro. FL argumento
sera ANTE todo pasimal una hlstoria
de amor, dulce Y brutal al mismo ITEM
p. un drama de contrastes.
Natmralmente, a esta novedad de
ambiente, Sc espera que corresponds
Otra analoga en- ell caracter de los te-
mas
Una caracterfstica de la obra So
dice que sera el interes de las figuras
de segundo orden, todas muy tipicas,
y entire las cuales no dejaran de pasar
algunas siluetas midas.
eIIe leido. he estudiado.-h decla-
RADIO el maestro Puccini d un periodis-
ta-y me he impregnado. en- eierto mo-
io, de quintales de musica americana.
I'm POGO de cada cosa; musica anti
qua; musica moderna un immense ma
terial on que he seneoHirado los colo
reg qle me hacian falta. sCuanalo ha-
bre conclufdo7 10 mas prOnio posi-
bic. Tengo los mayores deseos dc
2resentarme al p1blieo con una obra
nueva. Aeaso haya termiuado en Ia
primavera pr6xima: quizas no podre
entregar Ia partitura haSta el otoiio de
1902
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-11
cuela graduada de la poblacidn.

Mahana Sc celebrara en- todas las es-
cuelas de la sa, el primer centenario
del nacimiento del gran patricia Abra-
ham Lincoln.
En- los ejercicios dispuestos con es-
tc objeto, seran leidas, una alocuci6n
escrita por ell Comisonado de lnstruc-
ci6n dos celebres poesias acerca de
Lincoln, traducidas especialmente pa.
m esta OCCASION por ell distinguido IL
terato y poeta pucrtorriqueno. don
Francisco j. Amy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-11
NOTlclAS

Sc ha visto en- la Corte de Distrito
de Humacao, el juicio por jurado con-
ira Juan Rivera Algarin, q quien el
fiscal acus6 del delito de atentado con-
ira la vida. en- la persona de Mateo
Hernandez.
FL acusado cstuvo representado por
el abogado Tous Soto, y el Pueblo dc
Puerto Rico por ell fiscal Aponte, quien
solicit6 del jurado, un veredicto de
culpabilidad, por la prueba que habia
presentado.
I'll abogado defensor, hizo casi SUI
va la prueba del representante del MI
nisterio pnblico, alegando que el arma
aue el fiscal presenta como pieza de
conviction. no era del acusado y 81 del
herido. El iurado no di6 veredicto.
IIa sidO denegado por ell ConseJo
Executive, un anticipo pedido por ell
Ayuntamiento de Gales.
Los seiiores Javier Zequeira y Ma
nuel Agosto, han aceptado los nombra-
,, mientos de concejales de Lola.
Aver fue nombrado CONCEAL de We
"a Baja, ell senor Luciano Cano Del
gado.
Sc han cclebrado va varias reunio-
nes particulares, por algunos delegados
para presentar un bill para moditicar
la actual ley sobre policia insular.
Parece oue las gestiones del alcalde
de Arroyo, para consegulr un empress.
. tito ins,,lar. no han tenido resultadO
satisfactorio.
Ha sido aprobado por el Attorney
general el nombramiento del senior Ne
groni, para sub-Secretario de la Corte
de Distrito de Ponce. Ell senior Negro
n; ha tornado possession de su puesto.
Nos informan que Sc encuentra re-
mesto de su dolencia ell fiscal de Pom
cc sefior Palacios Rodriguez.
Mr.. John Mellowes, que ejercia "a
Humacao ell cargo de Inspector de rs
cuelas, cansado va de visitar estabIe-
cimientos de ensenanza y de repartif
luminosos consoles para el progreso
de IA isia. se ha servido recoger sus
arreos de combatiente & ingresar con
mayor sueldo, por su pnesto, en- el ra-
mo de enpleado del Tesoro, donde per-
nance -ra por ahora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-11

Nos informan que sc encuentra re
puesto de sn dolencia ell fiscal de Por
cc sefior Palacios Rodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-11
n @ 1.5O

Es de mueha utilidad, no solo para
los Abogados, Cortes Ju6ciales, Ayun-
tamientos. Corporaeiones y erpieados
de todos los ramos, sino tambi6n para
TX comerciantes, industriales y psrso-
mas de negocios, el conocimiento dc la
reres d. r,rcrso Rico aprobadas por
ms Carna,as el Consejo Executive =.
Il oasa,Fn sf7o DC 1877.
Sc versssr j $50 en- II ibrer1s ds'
Eos2tta EsreA1tfl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-11
FL cine Puerto Rico

Las funciones diarias y con progra-
ma variado llevan mas p1blico cada
vez al circo Lowande, donde traDaJa
el cine Puerto Rico.
Anoche hubo un verdadero lujo de
pelfculas nuevas.
Colorado espera muchas mas, que es-
trenara enseguIda.
Por ell correo de hoy ha debido lle--
gar una gran remeSa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-11

El iuez Lassalle ha decIarado no cul
pable del delito de acometimicnto y
aggression 4 Ramona Hernandez, acusa-
ia por eI policia Lopez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-11
Concha de Berry

Esta mariana ha salido para su re-
sidenaia de San German la dlstngui-
da dana dona Concha de Berry, que
tan buenas amistades tiene en- esta
ciudad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-11
instruction Pdb|ica

Ha sido declarado vacante Ell pnes'c
d. director escolar de ia municipali-
lad dc Aguas,Bu mas, que ocupa el Sc.
Tor Estcban Tines.
El sefior Francisco Javier Vazquez
ha ofrecido un solar para la construc-
ci5n de una casa -escuela rural en- el
barrio Vivi-arriba.
Eel maestro senor Felix Alfaro DIaz
que desempena una escuela rural er
Barros, ha pasado d ensenar en- la es-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-11

Sc ha prorrogado la licencia que dis
frutaba ell es1or Vadi Santonh ,Jnc'
de Paz de Aguada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-11

Ha sido arrestado por la pollcia pol
hurto menor, ell individuo Julio Cruz
quien fue condenado q treinta dias dc
carcel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-11
ODeraciioneS De azdieap

Efectuados aver en- el almacen de los
senores Palacios CO.:
Central oConstancian 1926 sacos.
>. oJuanitap Bayam6n 1000 -
;. uSan JoseD Grlrabo 300 -
Conpradores, Fritze Lund Co.,
a $3-4212
Cantral. oEsreranzan5 ianati 1000
saeos.
Conr radores, Flazuela Sugar c.,
a S3-4212
Central oSan Crist1bal Sugar Coo
1900 secos.
Compradores, Fritze Lundt y Co.,
a S3-43a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-11

Sc ha remitido al Departamento de
instruction una terna compuesta de los
sciiores Ponte, Castagnet y Santiago,
para la vacante de Presidente de la
.Junta escolar de Arroyo, por renun-
cia del senior de Choudens, que fue
nombrado alcaldc dc dicho pueblo.
Nos escriben de Utuado, que Sc ha
cclebrado con gran solemnidad CIR aque
pueblo, el sepelio del que fue don
Eduardo Casalduc, recientemente faile
edo en- Alasco.
El senor Victor C. Vazquez, ha de-
mneiado al professor de ingles Mr..
Ross J. Hazeltine, por acometImiento
al niio Victor Vazquez.
Hoy se vi6 81 iuicio contra Magda-
leno Cora. Maria Lopez Maria Maldo-
nado. Elias Bernad, Rafael Mangual y
Ramon WHTIoTtll, dfuNi'iNS oN J'-NpN
prohibidos. en- una de las casas de la
calle del Sol. Prcsent6 Ia denuncia gu
cabo SolterO.
Esta mafana Sc vi6 la dcruncia por
escanda,o ea In via pnblica, contra
Eliseo viEafane Manuel Marcial,
quienes faeyon condenad tres dol
lars de multa
IIa sido arrestado por la policia por
hurto menor, ell individuo Julio Cruz,
a,lien fue condenado treinta dias de
carcel.
Sc ha prorrogado la licencha que dis
frutaba ell esiior Vadi Santoni .Jncz
de Paz de Aguada.
Fl iuez Lassaile ha decfarado no cul-
pable del delito de acometimicnto y
aggression 4 Ramona Hernandez, acusa-
da por el policia Lopez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-11
MAONESlA AEREADA ANTiBILIOSA
DEL. M. BLANCO

Con su uso desaparece el ex-
trcaimiento. Indigestion, <dolo-
res de cateza. jaqueca, bills,
Acido del esiomago, en- general
todos los desarreglos producidos
Dor el estomago lntestinos.
FARM lCtA DE BLANCO
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-11-04
DRUG CLERK DECEIVED BY
THIRSTY DETECTIVE

Vermi!lion, S. D., Nov. 3.-Walter
Johnson, the detective who succeeded
In causing the arrest of Joe Devine at
Wakonda or a charge Of illegal liquor
selling, left for parts unknown the
latter part Of last week. He will re-
turn this week to testify in a ase
wherein b. f. Waterman. a local drug
gist, Is the defendant.
While hanging around town last
week, the detective dropped into the
Waterman drug store and called for a
glass OF cocoa cola, and asked the clerk
who served him IL he couldn't put a
stick" in. II. The clerk refused and
informed the detective that IL was
strictly against the orders to sell liquor
to anyone. But the detective was not
to be put off that easy. He engaged
the clerk in conversation, which finally
drifted to places and events in Mime
apolis. The drug clerk, apparently
~hankering for news from dear old
Minneapolis, became quite interested
in the detectives narrative and finally
asked his new friend behind the pre-
scription counter, where. according to
the detectives story, they took a drink.
Later the stranger ordered another, and
then, to get away strong with the
evidence he was after, purchased a
bottle OF whiskey. Mr.. Waterman was
absent In Sioux City at the time Of the
occurrence. -.
The case will come up in the adj
journed session OF court which will sit
here this week beginning tomorrow.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-11-04
SURE
TO EXIST ALWAYS
Cardinal Gibbons Declares Pow.
erty and Suffering Are
Ordered by God.

baltimore. Md, Oct. 1.-THE purpose
of the American today is not only TO ala
viate. but 10 eliminate poverty. believe
IN public spirit. and / admire the Ameri-
cans for c~ndeavoring to relieve suffering.
Suffering, however, cannot be eliminated.
AS lon as the social relations exist be-
tween human beings there will be poverty
In the world,
Tins comment was made BY Cardinal
Gibbons. In a discussion OF present day
problems.
God intended inequality among man
kind, and6this inequality we will always
have continued the cardinal. 'Christ's.
disciples were not men Of potent political
influence or high social positions: they
were without any prestige at all in the
sight OF men,. But they We're commanded
by Christ to preach the gospel. to heal the
broken hearts. to feed the hungry and
clothe the naked.
''The religion OF Christ IL a practical re-
ligion, and bears a relation to social be-
ings. Men were created for society, and
no man is sufficient by himself. There
should be the same harmonious relations
between members OF the social body,
whether rich or poor, as between mem
bers OF the physical body. Il
II care not how rich a man Is. / care
not whether he be a Croesus, q John
Jacob Aston, a John ID. Rockefeller or y
Vanderbilt, what will his wealth avail him
IL he has no friend to help him, nc servant
to minister to his wants, no one to stand
by him, no one to give him solace In hs
sorrow? II they have nc friend, ! nay,
their wealth will avail them nothing.
THE rich al well as the poor declare Il
am not my brothers keeper This Is the
language OF selfishness and misery. That
man must be miserable that says. i am
not my brothers. keeper He Is an Ice
berg and is a curse TO himself"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-11-04
IMPOSING FUNERAL
FOR LOVED BISHOP
Remains Of William Hobart
Hare Laid to Rest in :
Cathedral Ground.

Sioux Falls, s. D., Oct. 30.--The re-
mains OF Rt. Rev. William Hobart
Hare, the venerable Episcopal bishop
OF South Dakota since pioneer days,
who died a few days q at Atlantic
City, N. j., reached Sioux Falls this
morning. The remains were accom-
panied to the city by a son OF the de-
ceased, who Is a physician in Philadel-
phia, and other relatives.
In accordance with a public request
by III. r. Dennis. president of the Com
mercial club, hundreds of business men
and other residents gathered at the I'LL
nois Central depot and escorted he
body Of the dead prelate to the chapel
of Calvary cathedral, where It vas sur
rounded by a guard OF honor selected
from the South Dakota clergy who were
present to pay a last tribute to the dead
churchman.y a %g
The guard OF honor remained beside
the comm until IL was removed to the
main body OF the church, where funer-
al services were held, commencing at
4 o'clock this afternoon. The funeral
services were conducted by Assistant
Bishop Frederick Foote Johnson, Of the
South Dakota diocese, assisted by the
other bishops present. among them be-
ing Bishop 8. c. Edsall. Of Minnesota.
Music for the funeral services was
furnished by the vested choir of the
CuuICil anu LuG HJulub Which, WCEC buIb
were selected by Bishop Hare before
his death. The clergy and laity ON
cially connected with the missionary
district Of South Dakota constituted the
~pallbearers and escorted the remains
from the depot to the church and to
the grave after the funeral services
wsresconcluded. The grave Is situated
on the grounds Of Calvary cathedral,
In accordance with the wishes of Bishop
Hare. ".'
The coffin OF the dead prelate was
buried under a profusion OF flowers,
which came from the South Dakota
friends and from friends in New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago and other
cities. As a mark Of respect to the
dead churchman not a wheel turned on
the Sioux Falls traction system during
the v minute required to lower the
body into the grave, n during the
hour of the funeral many of the bust
mess houses OF the city were closed.
The funeral was attended by a num-
Der Of Indians from the various reser-
vations Of the state.