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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-28
persollals

j. Auerbach, ID. o., the eye-sight
specialist OF Iron Mountain has made
arrangements and will in the future
make regular calls in this city which
will be announced in the columns of
this paper. Personally we can recon-
mend him as man well versed in his
profession judging from the local ellen
tele as well as from the sister city.
Mr.. and Mrs l. II. jackson have
the sympthay of the community be-
cause Of the extraordinary number Of
Appendicitis cases In their family at
the present time Three of their chill
dren. Misses Lizzie and Olive and Mr.
William Jackson. must be operated up.
on rihgt away.
Mr.. Alfred Bouohard and family left
last Thursday night for Alexandria.
Ontario, Canada. where he will placs
his children with an aunt. MI. Bor
chard will remain in Canada TO- a
time at least NO rs 10 be close &c dis
children.
Messrs Borland and Hewitt. fee
owners in the Macdonald mine were
visitors here early In the week They
were on a tour OF the country In their
auto and came up 10 look over their
mining property
Joseph Duffy came homo from Min
neapolis. Mimi. to attend his brother 8
funeral Mr.. Duffy Is in the Telephone
business at Minneapolis and is doing
well.
Mrs George Duffy went TO Chicago
20 visit her daughter Elizabeth. She
had just arrived in Chicago when she
received message calling her back
w. II. James. an old resident Of Iron
River, was Crystal Falls visitor last
Monday.
Matt Hurja is still in the hospital at
Ishpeming. We learn that ne Is i'm
proving slowly.
Atty. f. II. Abbott was a business
visitor at Amasa last Thursday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-28

Poor Annie For olos she received
the worst end OF an argument with
Sam.
Mr.. V. Engstrom. Of Calumet, and
Rev. II. N. Aldrich visited the High
School Monday,
Swiftly time speeds on its way
Vacation only three weeks away.
Mildred Forseth is absent on account
of sickness
Elmer was to have been captain Of
that invincible freshmen team. "a
I joke.
The boys are missing those gymnas-
ium runs more than they are the baker
wagon.
Miss Hamilton resumed work in the
High School Monday
The Senior girls have decided thar
after this when they want sea-foam
they will get 1t themselves
One high school boy actually killed
90 porcupines while ON a fishing trip,
and he belonged to Eddie's Humane
Society. at that.
The Fourth A il sorry to lose Louis
Bouchard who is going to live in Can
ada.
Who has recently acquired the beau
tiful name, "Porky
There will be no school Monday. 1t
being Decoration Day The children
will join in the procession formed by
the citizens and march TO the ball park
for the exercises to be held there.
Casper has at last succeeded in steal
ing Joe 5 lawn mower, much to his re-
greet.
The locality of the comet was settled
once and for all Wednesday evening.
Before il had been seen in every part
Of the sky and in every hue ranging
from red to purple
Miss Flanagan will spend the week
end il Calumet. She Will attend the
concert given by Schumann- Heink a
Hancock. Saturday evening.
Minnie dele returned to school Mon
day after weeks illness.
II you wish to borrow an exceeding
~ sharp knife. ask Hazel for hers.
The following pupils in the First b
grade have been neither absent or tar
dy for the month of May Cecil Bow
man. Lionel Rabichaud. Leonard Skur,
Elliott Smith. Jacob Weirikko. Robert
Cnarron. Signe Hagg. Esther Johnson,
Sergid johnson. Gertrude Richards,
Marie Smith. Ella West. Raymond
Nelson.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-28
ST. Paul Surveyors

The surveyors for the Milwaukee,
road are working in the vicinity Of the
r. II. Darling farm. 1t is quite GER
tain that the road will run away to
the north OF the original survey This
end OF the line promises 10 be very
crooked
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-28

All Woodmen who are Interested In
base ball are requested to attend a
meeting which will be held in the Dia-
mond Drill hall Monday afternoon at
one o'clock for the purpose Of organic
ing team.
Todd Webb, Manager
Harry Riley and Miss Daisy Rich
ards of the Mansfield surprised their
friends last Wednesday evening aa they
were united in wedlock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley will make their future home at
the Mansfield mine where Mr. Riley is
employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sonibea and son.
Chadwick, were called to Ishpemiug
last evening by The death Of Mrs. Conf
bears uncle, an old and highly esteem
ed resident OF the Marquette range. :.
S.ambaugh Journal,
The woodmen have organized a base
ball team with John Klesges as cap
tain, Todd Webb manager. The team
will play against teams from other
fraternal orders of the city on days
when thu league team is away.
George Sutherland and Mabel Egan
Of Wabenio, Wisconsin vera united in
marriage Wednesday, May 25th, by
Rev. II N Aldrich.
Miss Olive jackson Of the Princess
Theatre was called to her home at
Crystal Falls late in last week by the
illness of a sister Norway Current
Mrs. Herman RuwitGh and little son
of Crystal Falls were guests early this
week at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Ruwitch Norway Current.
Aryid Biork and two boys, Dewey
and Clarence. and r. p Hollow and
son, Frank, are enjoying fishing trip
up the Michigamme river
Peter ScholI resigned mis- office as
clerk Of the Woodmen Thursday night.
Clyde Henry was elected to succeed
him
The Eagle base ball tsam plays at
Republic Sunday. This team gave n
dancing party at Eagle hall Friday
night
Mrs Anna l. Rosander. mother OF
Rev Rosander, Is q visitor at the par
sonage ana expects 10 remain all sum
mer
All persons not having dog taxes
should get them before the first day OF
June. This also applys to those hav.
ing old tags
Mrs. c. S. Henry is making some
Improvements TO her residence proper.
ty. A stone foundation is among the
items
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Watson and
con. John Watson. visited with friendI
at Green Bay several days during The
week.
n. o. Buenger IL representing Tn,
Crystal Falls lodge +. g. A. NJ. at The
kIohu ionkc btnnHfh nv onklhhW thi
week.
Earl Ross came home from Chicago
last Thursday and will stay until Mon
day with his parents. Mr. and Mrs d
M. Ross.
Mrs, Hensky, who visited her cousin
Mrs. Thos Conlin, last week returned
10 her home at Covington on Friday.
Rev. q. II. Rutledge. of Ishpemi n
will preach the sermon tomorrow Sun
day evening in the NJ. r. church
Miss Nellie Pitcher. a former teacher
in the Crystal Falls school. IL visiting
friends In the city.
Tony Kraus received a message las
Thursday evening telling Of the deati
Of a sister ut Menasha.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-28
Notice Woodmen.

You are requested to be on hand at
lodge room Monday afternoon at one
O'Clock snarp to form in line for par
ade.
John Klesges, Marshal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-28

All Woodmen who are interested in
base ball are requested to attend a
meeting which will be held in the Dia-
mond Drill hall Monday afternoon at
one O'Clock for the purpose of organic
ing team
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-28
Todd Webb, Manager.

Harry Riley and Miss Daisy Rich
ards of the Mansfield surprised their
friends last Wednesday evening aa they
were united in wedlock Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley will make their future home at
the Mansfield mine where Mr.. Riley is
emnloyed.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-04

FOR RENT:-A two story house
one block north of depot: can give
possession Sept.1. Address, A. E.
Bourgeoise, Welsh. La. 12tf;
Messrs. L. E. Robinson, John
Armstrong, D. C. Bortorff, DR..
Stewart and Judge Russell we're
in Lake Charles the first of the
week, having been called to appear
before the grand jury rs witnesses
on the Liscomb murder case
B. P, Tabor of rice, was q, bust"
ness visitor in Welsh Monday.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-04

A FRESH M1LcH Cow for sale, in
quire at the Journal Office,
A. Lusignan, our we'll known
baker went to Port Arthur, Mon.
day for a few days visit with his
cousin, Philip Lusignan, formerly
of Welsh, but now located in Port
Arthur.
I am agent for the Model Steam
Laundry of Crowley Bring me
your work. All work guaranteed
satisfactory. Elmer Goodreau,
At Model Grocery store. Aft
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-04
CLUB
WELSH, LOUISIANA.

Anyone wanting anything in the
line of japanese Drawn Work or
Embroidery. either for Christmas
or wedding presents, can secure the
same by calling on Mrs. H. E.
Head
Rice Bran and Polish at
Jones Bros.
p. H. Goodreau and son, Elmer,
were transacting business in Lake
Charles Monday morning..
r. Z. Meous went to Lake
Charles Monday to serve as a mem.
Der Of the grand jury.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-04
LOCAL NEWS C0NTlNEDUED.

MT and. Mrs. j. w. Tanner re-
turned Monday evening from Alex
sndris, where they had been spend
Ing several weeks visiting at the
home Of their daughter. Mrs. S. W.
Day.
Rice Bran and Polish at
Jones Bros,
Another pair of twins made their
arrival in this locality Wednesday
morning, coming to grace the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lodions Derouen,
living in the Jack Benoit neighbor-
hood.
Scotch Collie Pups for sale. Two
fine ones. Call on or address Henry
WEIGH, Welsh, La.
Mrs. P. W. Kiplinger and little
son, Lester, who have been spend
ing several months visiting friends
and relatives in Ohio, arrived in
Welsh Sunday evening, Mr.. Kip
linger having met them in New
Orleans.
Come and see our line of Buggies,
Surries, Harness and Saddlery be.
fore you buy.
Southern Mercantile Co
Rev. Louis May of Crowley, en-.
joyed couple of days hunting
with Rev. ]. A Carruth of this city,
the first of the week.
The ladies of the Catholic church
will serve Thanksgiving supper
at the Catholic Hall on Nov. "a.
All are cordially invited to attend.
A. NJ. Liscomb and daughter,
Miss Sarah, were Lake Charles Wis.
itors Tuesday.
See the Newest Things in our
dry goods department.
Southern Mercantile Co.
Leon Pitre was in Lake Charles
this week, serving on the grand
jury
Rust Proof Seed Oats at
Jones Bros.
November 1st being All Saints
Day, was appropriately observed
by the Catholic people of this 10.
cality.
FOR SALE:-A Msthushet Pi.
ano, good as new, at bargain
Apply at this Office.
Jules Darby and wife, two of the
highly respected colored people Of
Welsh, spent several days at Port
Arthur this week. being called there
by the serious illness of their son
Rodger.
A FRESH Mich Cow for sale, in.
quire at the Journal Office.
P. W. Kiplinger and L. G. Lewis
went to New Orleans Thursday
night of last week, the former 60
ing there to meet his wife and son
who had been spending severa
months in the north, and the latter
to meet his son, Erwin, who came
down from Baton Rouge as one oil
the rooters for the L. s. U. foo,
ball team.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

A mau may deceive his sense of right but it never deceIyes him.
 The courage of many a woman Is vested u her hatpiu and the power ollar ~lr.ek.
 iy easy enough Co be cheap, but it .u-r, a .9t sometimes
 8eum- sldetagaed Is tbe greatest HHuy rb1r the coming man has Co uu.ad against
 I. mu who has a mortgage on -u.G fortune nevertheless sometimes ..ss Ir-eg away
 Not -gumG our owu way may some times Ue r,.kuuud among Jhe good things rGat have happened Co us.
 Being a pessimist must keep a man sr-auIy busy for there are so many H.a-s rlat dt into bis color scheme
 There are people who are sufficiently important r5 themselves to be conceit- .I Haru5t important enough Co others ru justify making bores ot themselves.
 We are an willing to take good ad- ,i.e bat are somewhat doubtful as to .rsr what may be good
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12
EgESTas

ao s.aE One H-@4rgd D2lals kr
 aag asss % CzlAEFE aal ca bod la eaEaa ly azH's C4-4rgl Cars D. J CHENEY & co. Toledo, 0 hr u-e -a-srsis slsd. have knos "a lleasy taF Ls AsS l5 years l l-aeFe 1lu perfectly luaof'.-'7 .1 aI. business -aasae-igus. cad ita4 5 aasl .g eaTg oll aa5 oli.=+ gaas uaa6 ty As nFm WalaiaE hll
 ar.sa-
 Hbalssa-a urlEsisls. Toledo o as -arl Care -s -aAtl .a.s- a - l.r.c-y lga- -e L.-- mucous s-rt-aes et ue sys-s-'
 flel- .F.es t-e p- s.r. lg sl aT-s
 l-l.F G.-z for con
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12
HAD PSORIASIS
 Fo2 TzI YEARS
ItCHiHg -7 Burning Ier..c.- A psrea tors Hal Sa- and E-7aa, U..a Some g Ct sNi. 59t Relief Usc cua. h Days B5i.egat !---e Cf2N5 Cured.

aI he'd boon ru.er,ag with 0=nn tor .1t u' Te# years. !, "
 arua.r .gF .ug.E Go, a F... y
 Hr.. rsf.-u .H u1-=e tur4 than
 t.. .r-L attack ,.-.. cH a -Lt.-
 - .l. .- early suUIl
 ....raa ra ll uyn-. The ItcEsU and burning Hg-a rgT,a.r, ,ut iaF
 an... ..s wu.s. a-. tri..
 e-aa.... .ts auI hGl had the A-.lFa
 .aa. -lr times altn some sue.
 rr aEl.l- M .thluJ relief la t-. 1000 EGs laduCel e.
 ..t#l-l lrUalnaut, bF a r.'l l - l-a VI a .-l..a t-.- m.l.. eul ! r-~.F taE- z - .n- H. H.F without iGlth. but Nta. ,t. .er Hst Che mei.elEH. il .-' l was relieved of Che .ucchyel. an. lf two weeks 2u-p+ 'N ia slight t,~c0.catl0n ot f1' san, u0re 0I in few weeks
 -aurlT saw my friend sls. -- had che sama trouble. When he sl. the wonderful effect Of CuJiCul u- D me- be aJ once started Che euL.s tr mert and was well in about tgu d 1 beg Co thank you for the n.at you have gwen me, and if any one wants mr testimony as Jo the merit Ot tuLeuta for that trouble and will send me stamped envelope with their address on ir. ! will be glad 10 send them a Feeom- meGdation under my own signature. Harry c. Martin, l0O3 Colvert Bldg, Baltimore, Md, Mar. 1, 1910"
 Cltiluu Remedies sod throughout the world. palt-r urug & Cacm Corp, Sole Propa.. hosion- S.-Alalel lEss, 22-gase book oa sam EEuptioHs. Es y,Sss = - = ;ss,s's.s.sa ;l.ssa -.lla,.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12

fairs of the kind, this charming lady gave Go her friends instead of re- ceiviug nrom them. Ms. Ktrmse pre- pared a huge birthday cake. most de Belous. and in it were hidden many glfts nom nugget rings to China dolls, |Iu Che cutting, Mrs. w. C. Blanch- ard got the piece of cake with Jhe chief present. handsome nugget ring many others fared well; but tt . Is a mystery as to the ten cent piece that vas one of the hidden tre,psures and a well known popular young gent' .lemaB Is supposed to have a silver thimbla
 Miss Martha Friedenthal very pleas andy entertained number of her friends Friday evening at the home of her parents. Mir. and Mrs, Henry FrledenJhal. the occasion being the. goaug lady's fifteenth birthday The. evening was spent with games and music. A dainty supper was served by Che young hostess and her moth er Miss Martha received many prgt Jy remembrauoes. Those present were. lae Misses Ethel Black, Gladys Krm-
 Edna Black. Edith Liddic0at Yer ra Nulyhm and Berntce DahIine 1lsssrs. Fvank Ferro, Robert shelby Bert McKuzie. AdeIbert Baker uar-| old Eagle and Clyde Talbot
 The ley Breeze Club met in A. B. han Friday evening in a farewell dance complimentary to NIT. and urs B. l.. Nuler. who win leave soon lgg ber future home in Laredo Tex. The handsome hall was filled with a merry Iroug to do honor to this popular young couple who have eu- tened s1 heartily into the social life g. skasway. and Che enjoyment of ua evening was unged with sadness a. ,lg thought that Mir and Mrs. NuE would soon pass out of the IuIg hlle club
 Mrs. Miller and little Margaret will leave soon f1g Tacoma and after a zhor. yisit with her mother Mrs. Howard Ashley who is spending che a.uyaT u chat place They win be Joined by Mr. Miller and proceed co Laredo
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12
His Limitations

Ha tanned che lWuy tiger
 And tr.IeH Him to his lair, n. ran down t.e rh.uoeero5
 Nu. slew rH. polar bear THa elephant before his wrath Ia l.llgl wild would ry But when Jag bLl collector called Ei. couldn't meet his -F-
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12

Your Sunday dinner will be ready from 5 to s o'clock at the Dewey Hotel Restaurant. Palatable home cooking.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12

Lowney's Candies, Box Candles all sinds of Chocolates, Glaces, CrSam and Bon Bons at TONY DoRTERo'S.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12
,.SOriety, .,

kuua gaa aaal .a al b a Che s9aell auIg and t9 esey day aEa- should se la-- aaa eFgry l alI ssa laa- .aaarsr Ag o E
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  ur H u k.ae and ar iau Asly ra-aal Ha-taE from a hunting ur agaa LyaH ...sl
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  H a - at -. 70. ra Ea. 4l- E -ra.l Hllr
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 bop. sa sT N...a..r. u. I. I ....s a- a-rl.a. n.-.s popular A ~ from - I..ss l u uea a. =-l a.as tl a.l Ele E.-. Haar.aa.. aa. 4 Hospital
  .. Icy
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 fr.a.-. -. Ms E A. a.a-
 John s.s @ Te..g
 H. . H-.A.- . a He Fr4 E a a. a of . Humboldt.
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 ". c H-aaaaaga . $ a-- A=a E A .-as . 4 a r. J HeaF o H NL e Gable ae gars
  Ea4 a-- a-s La s.. .- good all G.ss....l - x Ui- .ru.. #aa 1saH a.- as La a |. .lls
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 al Seattle.
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 extend - wishes
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 .. as.. ~ and - 
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 - g. Gr Holmes Fllaa .t sE a- lara with sin .ere -a-a- charming and laa4f.l-l .gaa. - h-. Elr-. -a. las.-l al zaru- opera ll4 Nr aal Mrs F.aaa. wen. mar rel a Ssaaar about ral Faars ago. and E,.l EEa HaE -. have been popular .-a als o. raH.E 1oua ,asa Lz ul Mr. P-eo sU.. H- l. Er and lrt-.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12

Whats the use of burning green wood when you can call up Iuen aud get rick of dry wood delivered at onceg Phone S4. If.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12

None better or purer than Gibson Rye and Val Blatz Beer. Orders by Phone promptly delivered.
 The Mascot. The Pack Train Is now selling a big lot of Good Goods at reduced prices as they are getting too old to hold ana sell at 6 profit. Yours, if Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12

.rH --
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The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12

friends gl Mrs. Holmes Plaaa ut wL la w-a sim asr -u charming and 4.r-I ag.a. -g - h-. gar4 La l.sa-l ol a sur opera. laa alr all Mrs Faaa ver mar re4 ssaar aaga. r.a years ago. and Ht.l tun Har la have been a .la al.as ul raeIE aoms ,5a @ uI Mr. Paeo sold his 1- tran and lag-t cd la Eleura The many friends .lt Mr. and Nn Plae5 send most Es4rlll1 sympathy ts la husband -a bs Ie-r zGrua
 A pleasant party a Ll-gr oL Miss Emy Caldwell was given 60 the ras s5eace of Mr. ad Mrs FEed poree o1 Monday evening uaag.Hs games and music saea laarEgs 1z -le s'e- lass arla A delicious lunch con sas served
 Beside L-g honor guest -aere we're TEesea Mr. and Ars. Ed SWeeDe5 Mrs Black. 2r and Mrs. Gene Smith. Nlas ELal Black. Miss Edna Black. Miss EdHb LzzL-aaat. Nsssrs H W Kirby A. J. Baker AerJ Me KeuEs Frank Faere A A. Snow, Tom Do-a heg and Guy SiDIre-se.
 
 Last WejUealzy evening Mrs. H. D. Krmss eele1utel her birthday n mo5t moved way Unlike most ar
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12
WHAT'S THE usE7

What is the use In walking when you can call up Iten and get ., ride in the hack? Phone S4 If.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12

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The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12

LaI Wejlesdzy evening Mrs. h D Krmss celebrated her birthday ,n a mo5t uoya way Unlike most ar
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12

a- . . r..- a.g @
 a N. [. Blanchard. N ~ a-- A=a "A .-..s l H @ .a- e H GL a #.. ~ lars
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12

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The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12

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The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12

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The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-12

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Evening journal., 1910-05-23
OLD SWEDES
IN 2l2TH YElszI
Charles w. Clash Ordained to
Priesthood at Church
Anniversary Service

old swedes Church observed the 2iith
anniversary Of it's consecration yesterday.
The exercises were largely attended. In
conjunction with the anniversary obser-
vance was the ordination to the priest
hood OF the Rev. Charles Wright Clash.
/. was the first ordination In the church
for several years. and was conducted by
Bishop Kinsman. In the afternoon the
bishop confirmed a class ana the day
closed with evening prayer and sermon.
The exercises began with Holy Com
munion at 730 o'clock in the morning.
The ordination began at II o'clock. and the
church was crowded. The Rev. George II.
Bottome. Of Grace Chapel, New York un-
der whom Mr.. Clash was deacon. preached
the sermon. following which the Rev F..
NJ Kirkus. rector of Trinity Church, pre-
sented the candidate for ordination. and
the litany was said by the vicar the Rev.
A e. clay.
Fourteen young women were confirmed
by the bishop in the afternoon, the vicar
assisting. II is the second class TO be con-
hrmed within a few months.
Evening journal., 1910-05-23
MAY PROCESSION
in CITY PARISHES

Three hundred children took part in
the May procession Of the Cathedral yes
terday, and 400 participated in the pro-
cession Of st. Patnck's Church. The
procession at the Cathedral included the
Blessed Virgin sodility. the children Of
the parish schools ard the altar boys.
The month Of May IS dedicated by the
Catholic Church TO the Virgin Mary. and
nightly services are held at her shrine
during the month and her alttr and statue
are surrounded with flowers by the wo-
men Of the parishes.
The Blessed Motheh's Sodality. led by
their banner. was at the head Of the
Cathedral procession. the members being
in white. AS they passed through the
streets they sang their iitany Each Of
the younger children carried a bouquet
TO leave az Mary's shrine. The act OF
conservation to the Mother Of Jesus was
recited by all. after which Father Lyons
spoke on Lofty Ideals"
The exercises closed with solemn bene-
diction Of the blessed saint. Father Ly-
ons was assisted by Father Dougherty
and Father Ryan.
The procession at ST. Patrick's Church
was in charge Of Father Quigley, the
pastor II took place at 3 o'clock. after
which there we're the usual May devo-
tions in the church.
Evening journal., 1910-05-23
One KILLED ON
.P.R.R. TWO YEARS
Remarkable Showing Made in
Reports Of PASSENGER and
Freight Traffic

Figures just compiled by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad System show thai in 1908
and 1909 its various lines carried a total
of 99.7s2.65S passengers on its 24,Ooo miles
Of track and only one passenger was kill
ed as result Of train wreck. In 9TH
er words. the chance Of a possenser los
ing his life 1 nan accident on the Penn
sylvania Railroad System was one out Of
500, 100000
In 1909 the number of passengers car
ried by the Pennsylvania Railroad sys-
tenn was 15s.O67,ll5. This was an increase
of 1155 per cent over the l4ih,e95,54s car
ried in 1905 The number Of passengers
carried one mile on the PENNSYLVANIA
System in 1908 and 1909 was 717O 56s,5l7
so that for each mile travelled over the
System the chance Of being killed was
one in more than siven billion.
! The Maryland. Delaware and Virginia
Railway, and the Baltimore, Chesapeake
& Atlantic Railway, two Of the Pennsyi.
vanias subsidiaries operating steamboats,
on the Chesapeake Bay and rail lines on
the Delaware Maryland Peninsula, in thu
two years hauled sl9,9s7 passengers and
not one was killed as a result Of trair
accident. No employees have been killed
in this way, and no passengers have beer
injured. Only one employe was injured
as a result Of a train accident.