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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-12-16

The coal famine at, Grand Forks
was broken when twelve cars arriv-
ed on Monday.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
CLERGY TO HOLD 4 MEETING
Pastors VIII Commemorate Ami
vsrsary Of Iincoln's Birth.
Invitations sent Out for Gathering
Next Monday Afternoon at
the Y. VI. c. 4.

4 mass meeting Of the clergy OF the
District Of Columbia VII be held Mon
day afternoon. January Il. in the Y. N.
Q. A. 20 commemorate the 1o0Jh ami
versary Of the birth OF Lincoln. The
meeting was planned by the pastors Of a
number Of leading churches
In sending out the invitations the COM
mittee IN charge states that the cen
tenary. commemoration presents a vel
come opportunity for the churches 10
utilize an appreciation Of the life and
activities Of the great President, and. at
the same time. accentUate religion 5
preachment Of civic pride and righteous
ness.
The committee in charge Of the meet
ing is as follows,
J. g. ButIer. Luther Place Memorial Church;
John Van Schaick T. Church of Our Father, Uni
versalist. Ab-am Simon. Washington Hebrew Con
e-egztioa- Wallace Radcliffe Presbyterian [. :. A
J. Howard Wells. n r. Church South. John Red
Shannon Metropolitan n. e Samuel II. WOOD
row FIRST C5uzrcgs-ional Church. Alfred Harding,
St PauI-s Parish. Frank Sewsu. Church -Ol the
New Jerusalem J. VI Schick- Grace Reformed
Church. samuel 4 Greene. CaTalry Baptist Church
William T. Russell St Patrick's RectoTy: [. G. r.
Pierce. Al Souls Church; Frederick D. Power. Yer
mont Avenue Christian Chvrch-
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REGISTERED AT HOTELS.

SHOREHAsI- Leota Hsbard. Sew York;
G. y. Dexter, PToysiezse; Mr. Resell C. Layden
Fort Leasensorth Kans-; Philip T. Algsr. l. :
A.: n. II. TruiIt. New Richmond; Ms : Z.
White
Ia NORMANDIE-E- = Achisou- Washington.
Pa George T.. Palmer. Philadelphia- z J. Ec-
m1nds. New York; Palmer Collins PItts5urg-
RIGGS HOCSE-George :. Weld. Boston; G.
T. Field New York: NJ. Benjamin. Atlanta; C. G..
Ezsrt Phiiadelphia, " C. Jones New Haven
EBBITT-M Miller [. : y; A. Duet. New
York T G. Paachy Virginia, l. " GIL. R0cles-
ger. 4. A. Pitts T0raz. G. J. Gibbens Winchester
Robert Brown. Lexington. John Calm, Boston
NEW WILLARD-Ichn A Du'ton. New York;
7 e. Ioucs Baltimore. W Z Moore Rochester;
F. z. Donohue New York; " W Milisr. Wells
boro Pa K n B0gtveII. Boston; " F. Fer
rer. Boston
RALEIGH-A. c. Green. savannah. A. n. Coos
Nev York: ". !. Kc-r. Florida; Fred A. Hull,
AsheviIle Y g.. e. A. Brush. New YORK; J. ?.
De Bery. New YORK
METROPOLTTAN-W. D. Hickson. Virginia: Al
fred Blum New Y9sk, Van Don. Baltimore; g. z
Thomson New YORK. W = Fish. New York: I'd
-ard RYAN New Yorss NJ Ranksuf. Philadelphia
NATIONALLY. Harris. Providence L. InStein.
New York; Morris Conn, New York J. D. Wolf
Beaver Pa. F. NJ Zipser. New YORK; 3. 2. Town
send Ncw York. n MchEy. BTU0Elyn-
ST. JAAfES-A. J. Gilbert, Albany, o. :.
Dan Charleston; T. Andersen. Rochester: F. ".
Lyons. Louisville; B. A. Taylo-. Norfolk; Charles
LAKE. New York: John Smith New York
ARLINGTON-R. VI. MincT1cu. RanSss City.
No, Ms. 4. ". MHerton. KanS1s CITY. No.
MrS, Farles New LonSon, Conn; John Ruekman-
E1il&delphis; C. = Insersoll. Philadelphia
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.


Tbe following changes N the stations and duties
Of officers of the Subsistence Department are ordered:
MAJ HARRY T. WILKINS. commissary. L re-
le7ed from duty as chief oommissary. Army Of
Cuban PzcifcatIon and VIII p-oceed 70 Chicago
and relieve Lieut., Col ALBERT d. kNIS-
KERN. DEPUTY coumisssry general
Lieut. Col kNISkEkN VII pressed 10 SSn fIan-
cisco and relieve Msi CHARLES r. RRAUT-
HOFF
Mai KRAUTHOFF VIII report to Lieut.. Col
KNISKERN.
Capt. CONRAD z. KORPER. Medical Corps. upon
arrival in the United States with troops return
ing from Cuba. win stand relieved and vii pro
ceed to Fort Slocum. y. Z.
The fOloEing named officers VII report 70 Lieut.
Col. JOHN " BANISTER, Medical Cocrs.
president Of the examining board at Fort Riley:
First Lieut. LEWIS r BALL. Thirteenth Cavalry
Second Lieut. WALTER H NEIL. Thirteenth Cav
airy
Cart. JESSE Mel CARTER. Fourteenth Cavalry.
Is relieved from temporary duty IN the Office
of the Chief q staff and viii return TO his
rrcrer station, Fort Walls Walla, Wash
The following changes IN the stations and outles
Of officers cf the Subsistence department are ordered.
MAJ; HUGH T. GALLAGHER. commissary. viii
proceed 20 Vancouver Barracks. Nash.. for ten
rorary dirty. reIieving Lieut.. Col GEORGE r.
DAVIS Of his duties as purchasing commisSary,
Department Of the Columbia. for duty. TEN
uorarily. ss chief c1mmissary. releTing Lieut.
Col DAVIS.
Lieut.. col DAVIS vii proceed 20 View Orleans
ard relieve Mai ARTHUR NJ EDWARDS.
Mai EDWARDS VIII proceed 70 san Francisco.
First Lieut.. DOUGLAS POTTS. Eighteenth In
fantr up1n being -clic-ed hy MAJ Gen.
THOMAS II. BARRY from duty On his staff.
viii proceed 20 Atlanta snd report TO Brig.
Gen RAMSAY y. POTTS for appointment as
aid-de-camp On his staff
Mai JAMES Fl. AIcl2AE. Thirteenth Infantry. is
detailed as a member of the examining board
ar Fer Leavenw0Tth, kans-. vice Col ROBERT
T. r. LOUGHBOROCGH Thirteenth Infantry
relieved
Capt. JOHN II. PARKER. Twenty eighth Infantry.
Is relieved from duties at The Preside Of Mon.
teTey. Cal. and upon the expiration Of leave
q absence vill proceed Go loIu his regiment.
Leave q absence Tor three months IS granted Capt
JOHN X PARKER Twenty eighth Infantry.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
Women S Suit Dept.

] Light Tan Ottoman six ThTee-piece suit. semi
fitting coat trimmed with six. vaIst of all-oTer
embroidery ana alet He5i tuu skirt with the new
craped front, high g-die- Reduced from $3.50 O.
Ss5oa
] Black and-White Striped Chiffon Dress. lace
yoke finished with PERSIAN applique. tucked SKIRT
trimmed vith piping q black uesssli1e; slightly
damaged. Reduced from $50 20 S5-oo
Imported Evening Gown. q white let over
Tals PINK satin, decollette wsiSs trimmed with
lace ard folds q ST satin and chiffon; skirt
deliberately trimmed with ace. Reduced from
$1,000 % S500
Imported Taure GRAY Chiffon Velvet Coat suit,
JhrseGuarJer coat. IL sashed eecr, trimmed with
black six braid and finished with black s,k rerers
and Irish ochet lace collar lined with soft satin,
skirt handsomely trimmed with b-zid. Kscucsd tTuu
Sl75.o0 20 S95e-
/ Imcrortea Green Cloth Coat Sgit; coat tria-
ned with hrsid CT sane shade and finished
with black satin rere-s ard Persian SIX vsst
lined with green satin skirt trimmed wltl braid
% match c0at- Reduced from SEA 20 S5o.Ca
1 Imported Wistsria C1oth Coat Suits ooat cab
Crateiy trimmed with braid 70 match; lined Elth
soft satin; skirr has the neT hiSh g-Tcle eject
Re5uced from Sl2ase to Sc
Blsck Bros6clo,h Goats. made shifting lirsd
with black satin and finished With velvet coii1--
Re5ucad from S0o) 10 S9l
Black Craveas-tsd Rain Goats. E-sds loose
eFe-t, sizes 9 and 90 Re5ucsd from S50 %
Sle.J esCl-
. Blsck Velour -" Goats. trimmed with braid
and lined with handsome black salln- Recucsd
from 500 20 SEQ each.
I Handsome Brown Chiffon B-oadcio-E Cat, en-
rirs style. trimmed with hand suahCnideTy, lace
and chiffon ard lined with white s1tins slZe =
Reduced from S5a00 10 $50
I Handsome Gray Chiffon Broadeloth Cape e1a-
Ilrs sryie. trimmed with braid ard Ened Through
CUr With satin. SIZE g. Reduced from SSoo3 %
Sa@
I Imported Hand-nads Irish Crochet Lace Cozt,
lined with white satin chiffon and Chiffon plating
sizs Sc. Reduced from $3.50 70 Ss.o0-
Ta5-6 foor-G =.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
$3.50 each. Nalue, $500.
And these remnants

Wistaria Chiffon Waists. al-oTe- tucked ef-
fectS with tucked long sleeveS; yoke and collar
q baby Irish lace. lined with Tnousseline, sizes
s. ard g Reduced from $3.50 u Sl05e each
EmhroiieTei Cream Nsr Waist dotted eject.
trimmed with heavy filet medalli0ns. tuckCd long
mOusquejaire sleeves; size $. Reduced from $50
20 S50
Chiffon Tafcta SIX Waists. dark biGe and
broHn- pain tailored style, Sizes IS s and %
Reduced from s. 3 % $50 each
! Black Chiffon TaEeta Mourning Waist tim
ned with c-epe ard fne tncks; long sleeves; but
tened n front. size s. Reduced from Sl255 20
S.
I Tucked Ne Waist. hard-embroide-ed IN tan
polka dots and trimmed with heavy baby Irish
lace; tucked long sleeves; SIZE s. Reduced from
S1lB) 20 Sl2-5
] Wunsn's Imported Handmade Bstiste shirt
Waist hand -slrHroidcred and elabora1ely iriuued
With CiUuy lace. s01tache braid- and large and
small tucss. long sleeves fasten Il hack, SIZE 8
ReiUCed from SZ50 70 $500
Third foor-G s.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
Picture Department.

1 Carbon Photorzph- The GIszne-s." N h-oVn
frzna Reduced from 500 70 500
Ca-bCn FhCtoGaph. Cir n brown oval
frame Redrced from SO 20 Sloa-
l Old Print Head q Cir. IN 0idfashioned silt
frame Reduced from 500 % Sl-Oa
! C0ored Photograph The Two GIrs. n
fancy gilt frame. Reduced from SO 70 Sl-oo
I Imported Venetian View; ID bread blacaand-
ct frame Reduced from $50 % SO
! Large Colored Picture. landscape some IN broad
BACK and gilt frame Reduced from Sl-oo 70 Soc
Carbon Photograph. Mother and Babe IN
Boat" IN fancy gilt frame. Reduced from 500
% SO
/ Upright Sectional Picture Dutch Children %
Reduced from SIS 20 &c.
{ Col0red Pictures, ~Coaching n Winter" IN
brad black-and-red ornamental francs Reduced
from SEQ 70 sc. each
Small Hand-colcred Photographs. with gold
FURNISHED frames ard shadow box Reduced fruu
zoo 70 g. . each.
I Old PRINT Les Corfdences." in Cd style
gilt frame Reduced from A-o0 % 800
C0fCred Picture. The Old Bridge IN l6Lz0-
inch git frame. Reduced from $50 10 5)c
3 COloTod Landscape Scenes. IN CIit francs with
heavy sit mats. Reduced from SIS 10 Sc each.
Fourth foor-Tenth 81
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08

smilax and carnations The centerpiece
Of the old Virginia table was q large
pyramid OF fruit, surrounded with
maideuhaIr ferns and red roses.
The guests were Mr.. L. A Coolidge
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury;
MAJ. J. T. knight, L. s. A.; G. ". White,
J. c. Hove, q. o. Watson, Senator J. "
Dixon. Z z Jordan. ". ?. Meredith
and l. 0. Murray. Comptroller Of the
Currency.
Miss Gertrude Lutz IS spending the win
ter with her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Lemon. az the Kenesaw
apartment She ls a Washington girl
but has been travelling the last three or
four years.
Mrs P. !. LennoX. wife OF Prof. Len
nox. # the Catholic University, vii be
al home to-day from 4 to o'clock a.
the Toronto.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
China Department.

Imported Decorated China Ceie-y Tray, slightly
ehipued Reduced from SIS 70 &c
Richly Decorated Limoges China Salad Dish,
slightly Clipped Reduced from $50 70 SLO1
l Richly Decorated JaTarese China Teapot.
Sugar ard Cream Set Reduced from $50 70 SIS.
, Decorated French China Sauce Boats Reduced
from $50 to &c each
l Gold-aad-vhite French China Covered Dish.
Reduced frCns $50 20 Se
! Decorated Porcelain Soup Turesn. Reduced
from Sis % SC.
2 Decorated French China Meat Dishes Reduced
from $50 70 &c each
s Imported Decorated China Dinner Plates Re
siuced from &c 70 l5c each
; Imported China Covered Nsyonnaise Dishes.
REDUCED from sc. u sc. each
Richly Decorated French China Fern Dish
slightly damaged Reduced from $50 70 ST5
Decorated French China Sugar and Cream
Sc. Reduced from $50 % S.g5
! Large Imported Beer Stem, slightly danazed
Reduced from SEQ 70 $50.
Fifth fcor-G ST.
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Misses Department.

Misses Novelty Cloth Coats fun length.
trimmed with fancy buttons RcdCcsd from S-5.19
70 Sl509 each
Nisses' Cheviot Coats. IN blacz blue and gar
net fun length. trimmed with buttons and finished
with velvet collar Reduced from SI5.-5 % Sl0.5o
each.
Misses' Ram Coats. n PLAN gray ard tan; lined
with SIX rubber trimmed with fancy buttons. Re
duced from $500 20 500 each
Misses Atwood Serge TailcT-nads Suits. fl
black and garnet, trimmed with black satin, plain
skirt with fed Reduced from $3.50 o $500 each
3 Girls Garuct Broadcioth SUITS. trimmed With
black SATIN box C0at: fGIl plated skrt. Reduced
from $3.50 70 S055 each
{ Girls 1Iohaic Dresses, in brown bus and
-zruet- Jumper and hiEh-neCk s-yIes. finished with
neat cheek uohzir ID match size 6. Refused
from Si5 70 So each
Misses Au-wooI Jumper Dresses, IN plain
cSIo-s trimmed with six and buttons, plain skirt
with fold Reduced from S6-50 10 S-ge9 each
Third Hcor-G s.
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Furniture Dept.

Is Bridge OF Gard Takes, covered with green
baize; leaths7ette tops; folding legs, boA VIA
escb tsble Reduced from SZ65 20 Sl95 each
I CHARTERED Oak Armchair. cane seat, cav ieeL
Reduced from $50 % S-0
! Arm Rocker. mahogany hn1sn, genuine leslAe-
sip seat Reduced from $50 20 SIS
l Ea-ly English Armchair, genuine leather seat
Reduced ron $500 70 $50
I FIns Quartered OAK Chifouier, sEeA front, Iolr
lzrzs and two small d-aEerss plate gisss Tal-TcT
Reduced from z50 70 S3A75
High-zrads Weathe-ed Oak Buffet, long hnen
drawer. large dish cabinet; silver drawer ke-
d1cea from $50 20 S95
Yez1he7ed Oak China Cast. three shelves
hslf-nirrur hack Reduced from $500 20 S550.
Quarte-ed Oak Armchair, leather over cane sat
Reiuced from 5000 20 So5.
/ Mahogany Side Table, dIll finish. Two d-aEers
With locks, neat desiSu- RedGced from S55-l5 20
zs1
Weathered Oak Side Table. two drawers, dun
couper drawer pulls; lower shelf Reduced from
Szo.00 % Sls&
Sixth fOor-G st
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HOuSefurniShing Dept.

! Nickel-plated Tea Pot. Reduced from S235 TO
$50
Nickel-platei Tray dsnted. Reduced from 800
20 8 O.
waite Papie- 1Iache Tray, soiled Reduced
from s0e. 70 i5c-
) Rose KNIFE sharpsners. Reduced from DC. to
&C. each.
? Imported Jelly Mods. Reduced frcn SIS to
&C.. each
> JlTauned Tumbler Drainer< Reduced from
Loo 10 &c each
-Goodf0m' Coat Hangers Reiuced from sc
70 l5c. each.
Fancy Baskets Reduced from &C. 10 l5c each.
{ Handkerchigf Baskets. Reduced from &c to
&c each.
I Work Basket Reduced from Sc TO sc
I Brightest and Best" OIL Heater. Reduced
from 8 % 20 S2e5-
Shoe Blsckiag Boxes. shopw0rn. Reduced frum
s225 20 $50 each.
Ironing Board. On stand. Reduced iron S5l
to SlO0
Covered Ironing Board. shopvorn Reduced
from Sl.00 20 &c.
Fifth foor-Eeventh 81
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Travelling Goods Dept.

! s5-inch Lightweight Steamer Trunk. bound with
fiber and trimmed with brass, thoroughly rivefed
Reduced from $3.50 10 Sl2O0.
2 ss-inch Lightweight Steamer Trunks of s-ply
tassuood bound Eith rber and trimmed with
brsss- Reduced from ls3 to Sli59 each
1 S5-inch Steamer Trunk. linen lined thoroughly
rirsted; slightly damaged Reduced from 500 70
SW
ss-inch Mems Trunk. with small compartments
and hat trsy. Reduced from $500 10 Sl2D
24inch Covhide Leather Suit Case best lock
Reduced from $500 70 Sl200.
4-inch COuhi6e Leather Suit Gases sewed
handles; exceptionally wen made. Reduced from
$50 70 Sa5 each
/ Ls-inch Mems Fitted Black Walrus Travelling
Bag hsndsewed; REINFORCED corners; silrertop TT
tinEs- Reduced from $50 to Soo0.
Basemeut-Equitable Bldg.
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Fur Department.

Silver pointed Brown Fox Fur SCI. consisting
Of rug muH and animal scaH- Refused from
500 10 SS3o0.
silver pointed WoH 9iuS- Reduced from Ss7.5o
10 S20eo.
Natural Mink Scsrfs. trimmed with heads,
tails and claUs Reduced from S500 10 SIS . each
Natural Mink Throw. % inches long. Reduced
from 500 to $3.50
Iapznese Mink Sca-fs- Reduced from S0-00 to
$500 each.
japanese Mink Throw. Reduced from $50 70
G2a
/ Jzpanese Mink Throw. reduced from SD 20
SO: ] reduced from 5000 TO So.
Third fOor-G S.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08

sang % Merritus PASSIONS al the offer
tory. and Nearer. Ny God, 10 Thee was
sung by Mrs. Albert hulle.
Among those in attendance at the mass
we're the Sisters Of Charity from PrOvi-
jfence Hospital, and the Sisters OF the
Holy Cross from St. Cecilia's Academy.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
Friday Bargain in
WOmeH'S Shirt Waists.

4 lot of Women's Irish Linen
Shirt Waists (Fiske, Clarke &
Flaggs Make). in several STYLES !;
some plain tailored effects, with
pockets; others trimmed with large
and small tucks: long sleeves; fas-
ten in front; sizes g, 3S. 10, and
"a
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08

The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce were entertained at dinner last
evening by Senator and Mrs Depew.
The other guests were the Belgian Min
lister and Baroness Moncheur, the Span
iSb Minister. the Danish Minister and
Countess Won Moltke, Lieut.. Col and
Mrs. Charles l. McCawley, Ar. and Mrs.
Charles 3. Alexander. Of New York.
house guests Of Senator and Mrs. De
pew: Mrs Benedict, Miss Patten, and
Mr. do Amaral. Of the Brazilian En-
b8Ssy staff
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
NAVY Orders.

The following orders have been issled:
sIiishiuman NJ &. SHIRLEY detached duty Wess
Virginia and resignation accepted.
Surgeon e.. II. T. LOWNDES. 10 duty L s Va
val Disuensary. Washington.
Cable from Rear Admiral W T. Svin5sl-7e. I
: " o0mmandcT-inChiCf. L. ) Pacific Fleet. Tai
cshuano. Chile,
Lieut. c. 2. BARNES. detached South Dakota. 70
West Virginia as senior engineer officer.
Lieut. u. T. THELEEN detached West Virginia
70 Washington a. ordnance officer
Ensign C. s JOYCE, detached yorktown. to South
Dakota
Ensign D. P MORRISON, detached West Virginia,
70 yorktown.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08
IN THESOCIAL WORLD
Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
Entertain at Dinner.
BOURKE COCKRANS ARE HOSTS

Miss shelby Converse and Miss Sally
Schroeder in Charge of n Chnrm-
ing Entertainment to BE Given
for the Italian Sunerers-Dance ut
the White House Tonight.
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Friday Is Our
Remnant Day.

vTE adopted the policy Of clearing remnants each week we
w weight years ago We still adhere because keeps our
y stocks always fresh and bright
All remnants for to-day marked bargain Pceand they
are such things needed personal comfort the home
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Ocean Steamships.

New YORK. Ian 7.-Arrived out: Deutschland, s'
Cette; Adriatic, az Plymouth; La Lorraine, al
Hav-e.
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Mrs. Timmons. wife Of Lieut. John ".
Timmonds. L s y. now stationed al
Philadelphia. and daughter Of the Vice
President. viii come 10 Washington after
January i. and make q visit with her
parents
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Fridays Bargains in
Lace Curtains and
POTtiereS.

We offer for clearance all small
and one-pair lots Of Lace Curtains
and Portieres at greatly reduced
prices.
Curtains.
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HONOR LATE PRIEST
Commemorate AnniYerSary0f
Father Maguire'S Death.
MEMORIAL TABLET BLESSED
Father HeGuigan Makes the Ad-
dress, Paying Tribute TO Dead Pas
Church of the Holy Comforter.
Splendid Musical Programme.

Commemorating the anniversary Of the
death OF Rev. Father Joseph !. Mcguire.
which occurred January {. 1905. special
memorial services were held last evening
IN the Church Of the Holy Comforter,
and solemn mass Of requiem was chaRted
for the repose of the soul OF the late pas
tor. at go o'clock yesterday morning.
Rev John Van Schaick. when speaking
from the pulpit Of the Church Of Our
Father. remarked OF Father Mcguire.
shortly after his death. that no night
was ever so black. no storm ever 50
great as 10 deter him when soul was
IN need" From the size Of the assem-
blages yesterday it would seem that all
who knew and loved the dead priest n4J
resolved that no storm should deter them
from assisting at the requiem chanteI
fOr the repOse OF his soul
There were present last evening officers
and members Of the St Vincent de Paul
Society from every parish In the Dis
trict. members OF the Ancient order OF
HibeTnians. the knights OF Columbus,
knights Of America. and members OF the
board Of directors OF ST. Joseph's and St
Vincent orphan asylums
The ceremonies opened with the IN
yelling and blessing Of a memorial tablet
hung al the gospel side OF the sanctuary
I Immediately above the altar rail The
tablet is OF white marble. inscribed in
/ gold as follows:
In Eemory q Rev. Father I MaSlire
FIrst Pastor q This Caurch.
Born Oc1obsr g ISq
Ordained Deoenber. isa
Died January !. leS-
Tribute from the Hearts q HIS Pec7-e-
/ Rev. Father Thomas r. McGuigan de-
| livered the address In the course Of his
/ remarks ha said.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08

Representative and Mrs. BOUrke Cock
ran were dinner hosts last evening, en-
,ertaining Sir John Harrington. former
British Minister 20 Abyssinia, and Lady
Harrington. nee Mcmillan; Senator War
reR. Representative and Mrs. Dwight, Of
New York: Gen. and Mrs. Sharpe. Gov.
Ide and Miss Ide Mr.. and Mrs
Laurence Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs
Francis CaroIan. Of California, the lat
ter formerly Miss Pullman: Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Legare. Mrs. John Rodgers. Count
Montgelas. OF Germany. visiting in this
country: and the Hon. Maud Paunce-
fote. daughter Of the late British Am
bassador 70 this country.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-08

Mr. Ashton G. Clapham was host last
evening at a stag supper which was
served in a typical old Virginia style
The dining room was decorated with
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-08-27
THE DONKEY ON THE STAGE.
Tale Of Theatrical Manager in Which
May Be Detected a Touch
of Satire.

Its curious" said a theatrical
manager who had experienced many
ups and downs, chow the stage devel-
ops jealousies. l once had a show on
the road in which it was necessary to
make s Of a horse and a donkey.
We got the animals well trained for
their parts, and on the opening night
they gave a frst-class performance.
On the following night, however, we
were unable to get the donkey TO
move out Of the wings. Prince, the
horse, went on without any trouble
whatever, but Jack-that was the
name-could neither be coaxed moi
driven out before the footlights. We
finally had to go on through the per-
Torrance with the donkey left out.
After the show was over we got to-
gether and tried to find out what
had been the matter. Nobody could
offer al explanation, until one of the
stage hands happened to pick up a
programmes which showed that
Princes name was printed in the
same kind of type we used for Jack.
We got a new lot Of programmes the
next day, with the donkey's name
printed in type which was nearly
twice as big as that which we used
for the horse. After that we never
had the slightest trouble"