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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24

hen, appa
rently thinking
that Berry, was
too inquisitive
Moran whipped
out savagely
with his right.
The fight is de
scrillesl as a pip
pin
In the end
Moran xesi
a broken nose
Ia jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24

; WHITE WIFE or =
CHINESE DOCTOR \
SEEKS DIVORCE =
WALLA WALLA. Dec. "a =
: Bessy Leo. the white wife Of b
DR. Frank Leo, a Chinese phys >
, ician. today brought suit for =
divorce after two years of .
= tempestuous married life. 4
y Mrs. Leo wants the custody =
\ Of their 11-month-old child =
\ and s35 a month alimony She :
= charges cruel and inhumah 4
= treatment. eliminating In her 4
: being driven from home. ! =
: guent quarrels and OF enc 4
, time a separation for seyc al 4
+ months have occurred during =
: their married life. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-24
WELL, THIS
is THE LIMIT


l.. W Moran is nothing if not a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16

Women arc inclined tobfall into a
mistaken idea that any pain about the
hips or in the small Of the back Is
,'female Weakness" and must be en-
dured as. a trouble peculiar to the SEX.
Such patiences5is} noble. but too often
unnecessary and unWisc.
Kidney weakness, In man or " oman,
will cause hackache, sharp atwinges
Wien STOPPING or lifting, bearing-down
pnfns.%ft or" blues, y n erVousness. dig
zy spells. headaches. urinary disorde rs
and swelling of the ankles orr limbs.
s This is The point; DO not worry over
supposed fenal O Weakness until YOU
are very sure 1t Is no e. SidncYt d isease
that, causin g your troubles The
nature Of q Womnn's life and work
makes her fall an easy victim OF kid-'
sney sickness. The bending and s toop-i
ing Of l,ouseworls, the tight clothing
worn, the strain OF childbirth and
worry. OF rearing children. the Indoor
life. colds, feVers and consultation, all
wear aud weaken the Kidneys.
Backachc or any such sirrcEularitNB
as the too frequent desire to nrinate.
spainful or sea dlng passages or sedi-$
Ement In tho urino Is good cause to-
Judge that YOU have weak kidneys.
Then begin using Doans Kidney
pills. which have brought new life
and strength to thousands O { women
tits ynuriduty to self and family mot
10 sneglett nor overlook the first symp.
tom. 33sS 5st s3f tss33
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
ASSEMBLY STILL
HOLDING ! | SESSIONS.
Lone Senator Moves Chair That
He Be Allowed 70
Adjourn.
ECHO OF NOEL G HAIR q E1s
Telegram From Mrs. Daniel Is
Rcad-End May Conc
To-day.
ECHO 10 OF NOEL c HAIR q les

Wouldn't this be a peach OF a per-
manent job at SO per?' commented Col.
John s Harwood as he rose to go after
session OF the House OF Delegate s
lastfng one minutes and forty seconds.
Three meetings were held in tae
House yesterday. and, although much
time was expended In waiting for en-
rolled bills. the actual business done
suc Cd Ths seaR eus per f% nu lis
duty by signing the bills. and the mem
4 b . r., did theirs by sitting around and
Roosevelt Page came down from
Hanover and occupied his seat when
the House met at noon. lie had put az
sn "naas sinst the ro s Ta t. s9ng
only day Of the entire session he mas
missed and no does not think there
was roll call to which he did no t an
5swer.
Major j. n. stubbs. who spent Mon
day. at Warwick Courthouse on legal
business. dropped in also. The other
members present were Messrs. W;ngD,
!Thrcc kmorton. - Hanover: r1onev. q
Maj chester; Oliver. of Fairfax: s'patte,
Of Brunswick Shepherd. Of Fiuvanna..
and NfcFae. of Buckingham.
Abbreviated Session.
Rev. ]. J. White. of Fluvanna coun-
sty,sg oHercd- tho opening nrnSar On
rsotion OF Mr. Cox the reading of the
lja,,rnal ofathe day before was dts
| pensed with. and on motion OF Mr.
Tcney a recess was taken until 1850
The session had lasted less than two
minutes.
There was another long wait when
! the House reasscmbled. AT last the
enrolled bills appeared and were sign
!. ed by the Speaker Judge Yarrel1. OF
IGrcenesville who had put in HIS APP
pearance. was seized upon as a proper
O'Clock for By this time only five m en-
bcrs were in the chamber.
Messrs. Baker. OF Chesterfield: Cox.
Of Richmond: Bell, of. Culpeper. and
O'Clock. a few moments later Nressrs.
Powers. OF Caroline. and spatig. OF
Brunswick. drifted in. "A MONT of orr
der was made against Mr.. Bell because
he was smoking. but the Speaker LET
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
Strenuous Fight Will B e Made in
PLEASED WITH PROSPECTS
[specjal Il The r H., Z. pispa tch h,

Bristol. a.. March 15.-With mani
festations Of enthusiasm and conf
dence, embracing prominent Demo-
Gratis from all parts of the Ninth Dis
trtct, conference Of the leaders and
other&influential men of the party was
pose Of perfecting plans for the cam
paign of Henry g. stuart.
The general 4 response to the callsofs
the chairman for to- days conference
y accented as. indication. OF how.
are In their q esire to aid Mr. Stuart
In his effort to win out in: the Ninth;
this fall .35s ,S
Hon: r. Tate Irvine. who was chair
man Of the recent convention which.
nominated Mr. Stuart. presided over.
ato-day's conference, which was held
in the reception parlor OF Hotel ST.
Lawrence Promlnent among the
Democrats in attendance We're General
man Of the executiv q committee.0 b.
- Buchanan and Pro fessol. Nv, ID.
Smith, members of the eXecu tive q ON
mittec ~ ohm u. and Alexander Stuart
OF yYashington5connty and til q Various
members Il OF the new cnnlpai & n com
smittee. u n. SSs ,is III A 5sl3
According to to-day's plans. the IN
ecntlve Committee OF tho District is
~ have q, direct charge Of the campaign.
e c oe IIslssea 6Xthe special
prominent Democrat from, each c cc,ui,- !
~ and one from the city Of Bristol.
county rganlzatio IONS !, throngh3sSt
count " conlnlt tees, are to- lend valiant
and persistent aid. n '41s d !, 'S's I'M
Fl Y, Ns 4. re- IineournEing =. Ii /. .iS
teports We're received from over the;
to-day. these reports indl-;
cat great enthusiasm in tho callse,sofi
Alr. 9Stllart and nnbounded confidence
~, =, n canl lslacy
forEa nlsation formed 81 o-lay5 that the
mat n en8! " q mi Ting the pnl'tyB
thegdisirictg should be made!
as 81 listrt lot mat ter IN senel county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
GETS HIS Money
NO MATTER WHAT? ;

Carl Walker. OF Richmond, who has sign
ed to pitch with Norfolk this season, viii
get his $50 per month whether or not he is
able to make good with that team. Mana
ger Win Clarke, CT the Norfolk club. said
last night he gave walker this delightfully."-
easy contract because he believes no can
deliver the goods. Clarke saw Walker
when no pitched for the 7 University OF, vir-
sina against Yale Mt norfolk early last
season. 1T was q raw day In the carly
season. says the pilot of the Crew. .'and
= was struck with his condition He has
tho nerve. Is one hing and another he has
things OF him, and am not afraid OF his
falling down." a5, r e a. tt4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
Strength and Vigor Restored

Marvellous Cure Effected. Doctor Per-
lie, Of the U. S. Navy, Prescribed
Duffy's Pure Malt Wfiskey For His
Mother and 1t Restored Herto Health.
Two years ago | had pcritonitis,
and after recovery | had indigestion
Of the worst form. / tried all kinds
of medicines and tonics that did me
no good. was 50 weak that | stag
gered while walking the streets. My
son, Doctor Perlie, ofsthe D. S.. Navy
ordered me to take Duffy's Pure Malt
Whisky. i took one bottle, but as
other physicians discouraged me Il
gavcitup. After a While | again5c orl-S
Guided to try tie whiskcy, and used
four bottles. 1t cured my irdiges-s
.tion, my strength and physicalSvigor
were restored, and am now in per-
feet health. lean safely recommend
the whiskey as a certain specific for
indigestion and its attendant ills. - -
"A M.
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moo J; s 81, Ton.Acco nj, !: 1, ];
nuHlncss Mon Show In(crcat III
prOSncrlt1 or Mn rtS ct !.

DanyiIlc n,lHlncsS Mon show, In lcrcat III
Frospcrl tyg OF Marx ct. s9lA III .F
A Danvillc, Va. March l5.-The smoker
held In the rooms OF the Commercial
here tonight was attended
ny about 400 Representative citizens,
and a greatgden Of interest was mani
3fested, The lneetl ne was held with spe.
5cinl 70 y fe. future Growth and
'prosperi two ;DnnYille's loose leaf 7to.
abacco niarlset. a publicity commission
5ofSseVcll WAS named to devise plans for
making known the 3adynntagc On 3 4 Din
5Nllles!antl 5lts surroundings. IA Inumber
made yjstnflpential4 bus ness men. a n II
# NE commercial i4 N Assnciatlon3a has
adopted ms II Is nEanffo M ii OF 10000.
900 10 und a COS os leaR n tobacco FOR
I I ll,l AT teE the Was over
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him off with a warning against smok-
ing In the future life.
In stentorian tones Doorkeeper New
house commanded silence In the gall
lcry. where a wastebaskct reposed In
solitude.
Four members and ten pages an
nounced Clerk Williams, who had been
taking. an inventory Of the attendance.
Speaker Byrd affixed his official sig
nature. and. on motion Of Mr.. Powers.
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Il. pRooE.

Mrs. II. a Davis. All South, ri
Street, Richmond. VA, sa us 8 ney
55use1 q: m Y that did mo a s nlu
good, 3a-ld In SO short a time q s looal
Kidney Pills. uttered on and
for months from kidney trouble, a
ms back ached intensely, II i stoop
or made a quick M vclnen slla
atwinges darted through me. bel pa
s,icularls. severe In my X idness, ooa
Kidney Pills were finally procured
the Owens IS Minor Drug CO., md
had only taken them a short Inc II
fore every symptom of my trouble Ii
5disappea red, During the three mont
that have since passed II have had
further cause for comp Int ,s,'ss,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16

Don't wait FOR. a serious case Of did
betes, dropsy. Bright'ss disease
gravel to develop.
III Doan's Kidney Pills is a stnlp1
vegetable remedy. vet Very quick
Its healing and strengthening actidI
on the Kidneys, Itcontains nothil|
OF narcotic, poisonous nor hab
forming nature and can be taken
any, man. woman or child. Of even
most delicate state OF health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
. l3llT4asI FIF3s o. 80 4
Roy MASHED TO DEATH. :
Caught Between Two Freight Car. and
Almost Instantly Killed.

Lspecialto The Times Dispat CHI
Cape Charles, Va. March i 5.-Frank
Vincent the siXteen-year-old son of
Charles Vincent. bridge tender for tho
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk
Railroad, was killed in a shocking
manner here this afternoon by being
squeezed between two freight cars.
The lad was riding on a car which
was being shifted from a barge. and
while attempting to alight was caught
between the two cars. and his body
rolled a car-lenEth. 3s EIe was badly
.mangled, his head and body being
mashed almost into pulp. He died
almost instant ly. s535s 33s5,f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16

day. s
. it could not be told at a late hour
last night whether or not the session
VIII end to-day. The enrolling force
still had much to do. 3
IIalsey Holds Fort Alone.
+ Three constructive sessions OF the
Senate We're held yesterday. When
President Ellyson took the chair At
noon. Senator Elalsey was the only
Senator on the floor. 6sss
fore make the motion which 4
am about to make said Senator Has
ser. permit me to say that Lynch
burg pays far more money into the
State than It takes out. may be par
doned, sir. II 7 say that we have there
are brave and q law-abiding people.
and submit, with due regard for the
other sections represented on this
floor. that there are none better ,as
BY unanimous vote It WIS SO or
dered "a
Echo of Noel Charge.
AT Il r.. NJ. a number OF bills were
read by title and signed by the presi-
dent. s sSs#
clerk Booker cad the following tel
Hegram, addressed to the Senate: Mrs.
James r. Y. Daniel repudiates Noel's
remarks Il IN Senate. on way to give
specific Information. Ss;
n. w. DANIEL
No action was taken. Mrs. Daniel
failed to put In an appearance. and the
lmembers ofSthe Sena tc are Is norant8 OF
what course she We. pursue. o r when
Eshe Will arrive.
The third session at a 2. NJ. was I
very brief. About two dozen bills '
Iswere read by title and signed by the
president Adjournment until noon to-
day was ordered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
district would be in active touch with
be Gamma en- C will b u. Il

district would be 4 in. active touch with
the campaign. This will BIZ done with
a view. to getting every Democrat to
properly qualify by paying his poll
tax and having his transfer properly
recorded In the event he makes a
transfer. At the proper time campaign
literature will be distributed over the
district in a systematic way, ana
speakers will be sent to every county.
Tits expected said Chairman Ir-
vine. that more thorough cduca-
5 4 campaign will be carried on
party in many years Continuing, he
said So .speakers Of State. and national
the service Of the district for the APP
preaching fight, and 2 have meyer be-
Peyton T. st. Clair.tof Giles county,
was re- elected g hairran OF the exec,l-
tive committeeman the new commit
tee, which will have charge OF tho
campaign. is mad e M Of Mr.. ST. Clair
and the following additional men: Alex
Stuart, OF Abingdon: C. N. Otey, sot
Wythevi11e. and r. Tate Irvine. OF Big
Stone Gap, with one member yet to
-ha nam ed 80. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
Auto Record trial. Po.tponed.s

Daytona Fla, March I5.-The au-
;tomobile record trials scheduled for
the Daytona Beach this afternoon
were postponed until to morrow on
account of the time coming In too
rapidly, to admit Of the timing appar-s
#atus to be put a In working condition
Barney Oldfie1d. l9s In his 900 horse
power Benz; George r bertson, in
the Christy racer. and David Brice3
brown In "a 12O horse power Benz
drove exhibition miles. withano time
being taken. IL $ a. 35is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
- M q q
WRIGHT CASE BEGINS.
olotion for Change of Venue Is Over
ruled by Judge IIundllcy.

[Special!toTheT Times Dispatch
Buckingham, Va, March n 5.--When
the Wright case was called to-day.
The efense mad a $motionsf for change
ruled by Judge Hundley, and a jury
of Buckingham men was Sc oured. 4
II The caseHwas opened and ono witt
ness. ohn Stauffor, was examined, his
Testimony being the same Ii as that
given at the other trial. ss$l "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
, specInl "a ~ jpInlgn con,mit ~.

Mr., Irvine has not t completed
his special campaign committee. which
is to be auxiliary to the executive
committee, but Is now 3 only waiting
upon recommendations9f from the scoun-.
ties Of Dickens on. Bland and Buch-
anan. The committee. so far5 as made
up at to-dny's conferences, consists Of
the h, fol lowing men: g, e. Jerdon, or
II Sanders, q snyth "a cyander Stu
a 2 &. ofsaW shinsto on, c. g. ma liner, Of
Scott: W. Cha lkleY of Wise f. r..
s bennington. Of ees;4 Samuel Aston. Of
Russell: CHARLES c. Brown. III of Taze-
well w &C. n. Otey,, OF Nv,,tft, ara Henry
s Roberts O. ct the city or Bristol.
4 tlgc Rlea,S Of the Corporation Cons
/ mission m sent "a lettersto Chairman ST..
clair y e. IN which he said; 8
Il had hoped 10 be able 4 o be pres
5ent4 at Your. conferanqe Mt Bristol. ls,lts
Owing to the tact atIat8the General AS
T semhly has inst afliourned. and the
ADDITIONAL work hfe,t has -heeni in,po sedl
lnon the Cornoration Commission. &
regret t o. sav8thpt twill 5',e imnosstl,le{
I tor m g to Gave h ere. sincerely trust
THE cont arenco will result II such an
organization that he oil NSnt h y,-'''
hcrcsained to the Democratic party
this fall.."8 81 Az S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16

ton and cure Of consumption, pneu-
monia, grippe, bronchitis, coughs,
colds, asthma, malaria, low fevers,
stomach troubles and al1wasting and
weakening conditions, if taken as
directed.
II In need OF advice, write Medical Department..
The Duffy Malt Whiskcy Company. Rochester,
will send you advice free. ton ether with a valu-
able illustrated medical booklet containing rare
sense rules for health. " hich you ca n
of Gratifying letters from men and
women In all walks OF life. both old and YOUNG,
ofttis great medicine and who continue to enjoy
good health. Sold by druggists. procers and
dealers, or direct. 81 90 a large bottle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16

II a Henry s. g.
equally
ranted Your purchase
are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
Mrs. r. A. Perlie, 1912 Pacific A
Duffy's Pure Malt lvhfskey.

has credit fifty public tis the result years
careful work and absolutely dslaon Of carefully matted
in Duys Pure Malt Whkey the health giving parts
wonderful in the preyen.
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We
music We'll tell
you all
s75. $50 weekly. desire
hing. lis mornin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-25
An Ideal Cough Medicine.

GAS an ideal cough medicine / re-
cord Chamberlain Cough Remedy IL
n class by itself" SAYS Dr. R, A
Wiltshire of Gwynneville, Ind. 81
take great pleasure in tcstifying to
the results of Chamberlain Cough
Medicine. In fact. know of no other
that meets so fully the
expectations of the most exacting In
eases Of Group and coughs Of children
As it contains TO opium, chloroforD
or morphine it certainly makes mosr
safe. pleasant and eflicacious remedy
Cor the ills it is intended" For sale
by all druggists,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-25
China and Dependencies Get
Benefit of Lowest Tariff Rates

WASHINGTON. March 2I.-'rhc presi-
dent has issued Droclamations declaring
that the following countries are entitled
10 the minimum rates OF the Payne-Al-
drlch act:
Tho empire OF China. including all i,s
dependencies; Oman. Afghanistan. Nepal.
lthutan. Johore. Luxembourg. Montenegro
Monaco. Andrra. San Marino. Liechtcn-
stein, Haiti. The Kwantung Territory.
Wei Hal Wei. kao Chow. German Pos
session In Samoa. German New Guinea,
including the insular possession OF the
Carollncs: PeleW and the Marianne
islands. Marshall, Brown and Providence
islands. Straits Settlements, including
Keeling Islands. the Federated Malay
states, Northern Nigeria protectorate,
Southern Nigeria protectorate. Lagos,
Gold Coast Colony. including Ashantee:
The Colony and ProtccJorate OF Sierra
Leone. the Colony and Protectorate Of
Gambia, FIJI. Tonga and Turkish pos
sessions in Africa.
China. commercially the most impor-
tant nation in the list. has a total trade
with the world for 1908 of 1896. 25S. 900. OF
which the United States had S42. .295. 900
The exports OF the United States TO
China amounted To S26. $40. 900 and the
imports OF the United States from China
that year aggregated 15.4S5 900.
The principal exports from the United
States TO China were mineral oils So
6Sl 900. cotton manufactures. s3,413.Oo0;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-25
IN POLICE COURT

One of the shortest police dockets of
the year was before Judge Bowman's
court Thursday afternoon. SIX persons
charged with drunkenness. two persons
charged with a violation OF the license
ordinance-:hey had been pedding with
out a IIcense-and one lone vaErant were
given aoaters in as many minutes. All
promised TO leave the city before Fri
day night.
During the forenoon session. John
Baer, proprietor OF the Lion Bar saloon,
Sunday closing ordinance and was fined
5000. He had sold a bottle of beer 10
Patrolman George Burton on Sunday.
January %. a stay OF execution was
granted and Baer announced that he
would appeal the case.
Arguments were heard in the case OF
Jim kallas, charged with receiving stolen
property from youths who were Gus
toners OF his coffee house in Greek
town. AT the close OF the arguments
the jury returned a verdict of guilty and
Judge Bowman announced that he would
pass sentence in the near future. Kali
las for several months conducted small
coffee house and confectionery store In
| Greektown. which was patroniZed by a
number OF youths working as delivery
| boys In various stores about the city.
| According TO the prosecution Kaas In
| duccd the youths to steal groceries and
other articles from the places where they
| were employed and hand the stolen ar
| ticlcs over in settlement of their bills.
| Ii is understood that kallas will be
prosecuted on several other charges OF
a like nature, Lieutenant r. l.. Shannon
| WAS responsible for the bringing TO light
! of the case. which was prosecuted by
Assistant County Attorney John l.. Bow
| man.
| The case against w A. Wittenberg
charged with embezZling S123 worth of
produce from the Frank Produce conf
pany. was dismissed upon the motion OF
the county attorney. The prosecution
reached the conclusion that the evidence
did not warrant hearing,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-25

copper manufactures. SO. 2S1. 900: whcat
hour sl,92S 900: tobacco. s1.51S. 900. iron
and steel. $l.1i5. 900: manufacturers OF
woods. 81 002 600
The Importation into the United States
raw and waste silk. $500. 900. tea So
900; hides and skins $2.659 900; raw
wools S2,1i9.000; opium, 81 500, ,000 mats
and mating 81 034 900
The statistics show there was an in
crease In importatious into the United
States from China during the ten years
ending In 1908 OF 23l per cent and an
Increase or imports during the same
period OF 1856 per cent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-25

ological record at the local station OF the
United States weather bureau for the
twenty-four hours ending at s D. M. was
as follows.
Temperature at p. m. 40 degrees
mum temperature. 3S degrees, mean tenn
perature, "A degrees. which Is normal.
Total excess since the first OF the
month, PA degrees, total excess since
January /. 22S degrees.
Precipitation at p. M, none; total
precipitation since first OF the month. 81
of an inch. which is ST OF an inch be-
low normal.
Total deficiency since January l. l sc
inches.
Relative humidity, 36 per cent.
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Eorp0rati0s1S

olporation OF the Bogue
y This city were fled
srs on Thursday. The
we company is $50. 900.
OF the par value Of
Bogue is president
aes Farrell, vice presi-
"sliong. secretary and
with Joseph i'arron
sie the directors. The
age In the machinery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-25
|EI OBSERVED
|1|DUS CHURCHES
Good Friday Will
,eiaI Significance
'sut Christians.

Episcopal churches
World this is The most
.rt week in the calen-
- will be held in the
,hIs Friday. which is
"A Friday. II is the day
crncided, and. WITH
Of the presanct!ned
u.ry's cathedral. and
~ there will be adola-
IN the evening. after
~ Of the cross VIII
En- a sermon on the
eburches the day will
l,,h lhe usual services
Aeommemoraiive of the
upon the cross. -
so called from the
y ssnthem. "Mandatum.
obscrVed. ne Usual
rI,h special services OF
h,erved in ST. Pauls ana
,opal church and cathe-
xary's cathedral poni-
was celebrated at 3
sranlan. At this mass
.terated The holy oils to
,he coming year In bap-
~ and amounting the dy-
mas the sacred host;
cood Friday, was carried
the REPOSITORY
understand and love the
.:holIc church. the week
'srpd and solemn serv-
-,most interest, culminat-
,Sus services Of Easter
nrxt. Al the final serF-
. the solemnity of the
side In n burst of song
"a beautiful altar dra
n. praise is given i'll the
iibn.
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|ke Statistics

Births.
:. IA Fifth avenue, Water
1899 East Eleventh
q. 1e Ounce street. girl.
South Ninth East. girl.
IA. 3ii West North Tenn
"a South Eighth East,
s55 West First South.
.5I South Fourth West,
1iis South Third East,
"a. So Jackson street,