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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
Flght For SUPREMACY.


London, Feb. 10.-Indicatlons of o
fight for supremacy between the more
conservative faction Of the liberals, head
ed by Premier Asqu'th, and the radical
wing, led BY Chancellor oithe Exchequer
David Lloyd George and Winston
Oturchill, developed today at The 6rst
MET g oil the cabinet since the recent
hot on.
TIE cabinet net to consider The per
'onpel Of the new cabinet, In which, II
s bintsd, there will be several new faces.
and to map out legislative programme
No announcement has yet been made as
to the result Of the deliberations, but
those 10 a position 10 know declare thu
Asqu'lh and bis followers indicated their
intention to dictate the policy OF the ir q
coming administration, gardless OF the
den ands OF Lloyd George and bis fol-
Iowes, who are claiming credit for the
liberal victory, aud ere insisting on :
more drastic legislative programme than
favored by the premier.
Unless thessI Two leaders can come to
an understanding, there Is every pro .
pect of q stormy AID shorL!ived pa.
liamsr tlry session. So far the radical
fscIon has shown Itself absolutely .
yieldiog, desp t, Asqlith's oyeItlres.
The biggest problem confronting the
cabinet Is to keep he coalition of liberals,
IaboIiies and Irish ns!iOnslista rtlct, or
practically so, aud It ia u ldsrstoOd taat
40 Official appeal will shorlly be istu d
te guard sgainst aay rPsctIonsry move.
ment 10 10 ranks Of tbs coal on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
Nnrasd Rohh.r.

Chicago, Feb. i0,-J. 3. Mccullough
an oficial Of The SJuthern RsiISay Con
pany, has discovered 9 new kind Of
"honcr smong thieves" Mccullough,
lying Ill In bed day, DID friends hoT
one OF two robbers acted as bis turss
yesterday while the other looted the
house OF IT. valuables.
Mccullough has been Ill for several
weeks. TIE burglars entered the fl t
With skeli TN keys aud were surprised
by the sight Of ths invalid 10 b D..
"You get busy, Bill" said tie leader,
II will take care Of our irlead here !"
"BlP' promptly cut the telephone Tiro
ard bagsn gathering up the silvsrsare.
Meanwhile, the old burglar chsued
sysmp; lelically with Mccullough. He
cbIerVed thtt The glass OF wafer 90 ne
table WaJ "stsls" and brought him
another Then he ssked the rlilroad
man If 1t wss time to take his medicine
and when told it was the thief mea,u;ed
OCT a dose and administered 1t.
When the burglars departed w'ti $500
worth Of jsEelry aud silver they wished
the sick man a speedy recovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10

elections took up The Strobe statewide
prohib ton bill and fixed the h,aribg OF
The bill for wednesday, February l6.h.
The CT mmittes will ingi.e sll who are
iutert tsd 10 The matter 10 sppSaf and
express their Views.
Rsrrsset talives OF organized labor In
force came Oh, to The hearing last nigt
before the Senate committee on courts o.
Justice On the bill to msks 1t 8 misie-
meanor ID make use of q forged test
monisl or recommendation. Much OPP
position wss manifested by them 10 the
passage OF the bill. After considering
the bill briefly 10 adverse report Was
recommended.
Ia discussion OF the House bill 10
creasiug the license tax on merchants,
some interest ng facts we're brought out.
1t wss shosn that six cities slone pay
& net amount iuto the treasury OF 90
per cent. more than all Of the 100 coun.
ties combined. 1t wss suggestld that
the merchants of tde principal cities
would pay PRACTICALLY all OF the increase
and that such change would be ineqlit-
able.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
TO REDUCE DIVORCES.

Following the recsu! IL t,rest In the
effort to make the divorce laws OF the
state lees rigid. Delegate Cooke, of Nor
folk, yesterday IL reduced q bill provid-
log that "no suiI for suuulliug q MARI
age OF for divorce sbsll be msintsined
unless both OF the psit ss at sometime
prior to tie bringing oitne u have bad
marital domicile In this state for : t lestt
one year preceding the commencement
Of the suit, nor shall any sult for sffi'm
ipg msrTisge be msintsinable unless che
# The pat ss be domiciled 10 this state
at the time Of bringing each IA T." This
Ia II nded to reduces the number oil d.
VoTtes granted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
THURSDAY EVENING. FEB 10, 1910.

MAcAULAY, The historian, wrote s
lttt.r - q friend 10 this c,u1try hsit Q
csnury ego warning him tla! the poor
would pluudsr he rich if al neo had 6
vote. Gres. Aaeiioaa at Is were, bt
prophesIed, to treei FOES worse "thst
Gotbs std Vsndsls," and tie "haVt-
nots," Il hey had political power 400
chose rulers, wru'd ssze the property oil
those be.ler Of. No right Of title t
property would be respected 10 lsnc
fooli.h co Il 81 let all men vote. No
eueh thing ia, come 10 pss', aud the
aboge Is III. che Of tia reckless oct
Iursis of the greet author. BIT let IA
lock at conditions today 10 Crest Britain.
Mscsulay's ESglsad has c'asses, psei
age, crown privilege, heredilsrj
ebs,aber and all he checks The sttlot
prslsed and deemed wise. Yet 10 plea
log for his patty and greater cara and
protection fox property rights, threatened
by he liberal tu lg' t, A. ]. Baliour, I e
Eogl.sh oonssIva ive leader, 10 his "sltc-
lion address" TO The English people,
uss1 this language:
| DO not ask hat the Bdtish C ztn
eboul epi)y tle sane security for 5
property IS the cliz.n of the UGitee
Sat.s. | am not so immOdeFste.
"The House OF Lords 10 an apschTo'
MAN sud should be abolished" read one
off e resolutions adopted today by the
labor patti Congress, In sess on iu New
no,t. Wales. o her Teso ut Ons adopted
BY the Ojrg,s,u favor so election rffo'm
bill grauliog ,quil sufrsgs 20 all adults,
including wo~eU. 30 seems I IS Me-
csulsy's lsld aud n, oGfs where prop
egty Is 10 peril. Over fcr'y years ago
the Fenie1 Brotherhood csused some
ripples 10 the u I'D SeateP. Some OF
the more enthusiastic members OF The
Organization Invaded Canada, tut Gthe
patty retained 10 the United States
faster than hey left 1t, thus bringing to
q gu ldon cltso the mcst lu lesqul elh
sade r.curdsd 10 history. An anxious
Eaplish rel giouist Rb ut that time Wrcle
hook 10 which lie said that the United
S.t,s as about to fall into the hand
of the Id.h and even,u lily it WOnld b.
djmiualed Dy the Pope OF Rome. NJ =
c.u'sy VISA 70. IS rash 10 bis dedul 'ons
as the 90 Dor refer d to, but his forecast
has fslIen tquallg IS fla.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
TOday's Telegraphic News
tiangman Pushe, Clergyman Aside

tiangman Pushes Clergyman Aside.
Alier town, Ps., Feb. l0.-George N.
Schsefler, confessed n ,derer Of Leopold
Ermsnu, the Philadelphia jewelry Ssle =
mao, VAS hanged here today. II ives
pronounced dead at 1920. Hsugman
James Van Mise, OF Newark, condattsd
tls execution, which was Titpesse by
about fifty people. The gallows, Van
Niss's own patent, consisting OF frame
dfleen feet high, on which there was no
platform, tbs condemned man being
ysuked into the air shea heavy counter
seigh.s were released. Schsefisr had r.
qu sIed aud expected some little cert-
DoDy before being pat to death, and had
expressed desire 10 make shsrt speech
liking forgiveness for ell bis t'ansgfe.-
dous from those be had HrJnged, and
30 wanted another prsyer. Hsogm 40
Vsn Mise avoided all the, and, r ush y
u hing The iiog Gle gYmsn, Rev.
K 70. aside, pulled The rope tat sen,
Sinister dCz,n let IT. the air. Ahet
he execution, Rev. Kern decated tt
hangmsn TO be the "m0sl brutal uaa"
re had ever cone in contact Wtl
Toe crime for which S haffsr day
p,id the penalty was one OF the most
h rribie 10 ne criminal annals OF Lsbigb
clunty. S;hatfsr conducted chicken
firm which was visited periodically by
the salesman. E'mann left hi, home On
shst proved to be tie fitll trip on
November 10, 1908. H VAS las. heard
from Ia letler written tyo days later.
With the off5ring of big reward the
entire neigh5orhood became ar Il ed ADD
Schaefisr, known to have been the la
psIsIr to have seen Ermsno alive, ives
re.ted on susplciau on January 6,
1909. Five days later officers who went
to the chicken farm, tore up concrete
door OF broOder house and ulesrthed
the body of Ermsnn hacked into half q
d5zen pieces,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10

CONGRESSMAN RARCHFIELD, OF 2 ia
burg. is numbered among those who
dream nat the inc hss come when uni
ytrsal peac will b. permanent. 10 Ar
adde's beiors the Council of Jewish
Women 10 Washipgtoo dsy or NO $50
he said: "Tbe time has come when men
will 40 Ionger wsge var among them
selVel." Mr. Buch6 slds opinion Is
moi doEt:d b. ell rep'eser t tive men,
nor d. the tigus OF the / mes show ever
the approach Of auy such epoch. There
are nose silent ut determined prepars-
tious on ibe Jar Of all d tons for event
rallies s',daj tlsn ever before, and 10
the present unrett there is no telling
Whist a dag may bring forth. Ii requires
lie u1t3d strepgtl OF neatly sll cocti'
mental Europe 10 prevent 8 clash be-
Sweeu Turkey aad Greece over the IL
land OF Crete, and while actual war may
for me be deferred, tie 70 nations,
it is believed, will net rest u It'll they
cross swcrd'. DISPATCHES today from
The Hague show that the Kaiser has
been COT tamplsting the absorbsIOn Of
Holland 90 The prttaucs th' The 1T er
uatiol ia MT providing proper deteuceS
in case Gsrma " and England should
go to war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10

IN VIEW OF The present prices q
wheat il was t. be expected that the
farmers would soR IN Increased area,
and the Department of Agriculture es'
tlms.el tha. he sres of winter whe, t
is nearly s pr ceat. higher than the
revised ct N ties Of th3 wintsr whs t
seeding OF year ago, This makes the
increased area sb-u; tw) and a bali
million screg. sad the condition Is 10 8
poins higbe' han year ago, which
creates a invorsbl' prospect for next
years production. Tbs area and COT
dition Of vine rye are also shove
the figures Of lasi year ct this date.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10

THE psltor of church t Miilville,
n. j., recently hit upon 3 somewhat
novel though sensational method Of g.
tracing people to his church. Hs su.
nouncsd that he would tell who was the
most wicked maa In the Dgp, and ss o
sesuls an uau u4lly large number licked
+ the church, xpeet ny 10 hear the PAT
10. pick "a, somebody sad by name
score him numerically. Instead, how
ever, he referred In general terms 10 tho
dtuuksr5, the profsue man and the
gambler, bu; raid lhst the most wicked
man Of them all vas "he who knowelb
hls tu:y and dosth 1t not" This
Doubtless sPpeslei to bis entire cougro-
CATION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
Sixty.tjrst Congress.
Second Session
Washington, Feb. 10.
sRNATR.

A rcso'u ion calling on tie secretary
OF le inferior for detailed inform; ton
reQsrdIug the amount necessary to com
pla'9 al he reclamation projects new
under wsy was today favOrsbly reported
t. the s nae from the committee ON
public lands by Senator Hytu-n. 1t
gu .s's On Emit IS TO toe probable
income from tae sals OF reclaimed lands
add the length OF time necessary to com.
plete oil projscls. Also TIE estimated
inc me from the ssle of public lands.
Senator Garter opposed the resolution,
b. 1t wSs adopted.
The summons issusd by Justice
Wright for eeutt1rs Smott. Bourne and
Fletcher, members OF the joint commit
tsa on printing, to sppssr 10 court u.
morrow and show cause Why writ OF
mandamas should no. be granted, came
% 10 the Senate. The summons wss
issued on complaint OF The Vslley Psper
Ooo1psDv, whose bid had been rejected.
The met or was referred to the judiciary
committee for 90 opinion.
A resolution was today reported from
tha. committee By Senator CLARK. 1t
declares that In issnl0g the summons,
Justice Wright invaded the prorogstiges
and rights Of the Senate and the senator's
mentioned. The seDi ora we're advised
TO iguofe the summons.
HOUSE.
The immigration commission, which
has been 90 bitterly attacked on the
floor by Mr.. Macon (ien. Ark }. Was
uoder discussion again by the ID use
today.
The appropriation OF 1925, 900 TO El.
low tbs commission u foish Its work,
which was knocked out of the emeig ncy
deficiency bill by Mr.. Msc1D, has been
fu; hack into tho bill 10 the Senstr.
Mr.. Gsrdner (Ns's. rep J. moved that
the House agrees to the s:nste smend-
ment. "Tbe trip to Eorope toh only
500, 600."
Mr.. FI'zgersld dem. N. ~, In or
posing the resolu.o", said Il chsrge
that the commission grossly violated the
act Of Congress that rq1ires them 10
finish their wark.
After It WIS clear that tie House
was very nearly evenly di'iied on the
question, Mr.. Fl EgerSld moved to allow
the commission bit t65 900 aud 20 re-
qu'rs a report by May l, 1910. A roll
call was demanded.
The Hsyes bills excluding from the
United States all persons Wko are eligi'
Ible TO become citizens Of the Unitsd
States was reported unanimously today
fron the Houss comni t % on imm'grs-
tiou. TIE bill, II enscted, will settle
the Aslstlc problem because only Asissics
are not now eligibls to nsiu aizatioD.
The bill does not men ION sOy rscs but
will be equivalent TO 40 exclusion OF the
Jspsotse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
New York Stock Market.

New York, Feb. i0-The stock market
showed continued strength at tie opening to-
day. Yesterdays advances we're followed ~
further gains ranging from fractions 10 over
| point The maTke. continued 'trong
throughout the first hour. Prices eased of
about point Just before noon on proht-takii &
sales, bgt it was announced that the check
was not likely to be long continued The lesd
ing railroad and industrial shares suEered
impartislly as theNresult Of rsalising sales,
Otherwise the markft was stationary,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
for Conspiracy to Dsfraud

New York, Feb. 10-Oiiver 5pilz'r,
former dock supariI t>nden. Of the
American Sugar Refining Company, 10
Williamsburg, vino was convicted OF
con'piracy to defrsud the government 10
connection with The short weighing Of
iugir imports, was sentenced by Fed ri
Judge Martin today to two yesrs 10 the
psnitentisFy a. AlllttI. His case will
be appealed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
Killed by an ExpIoslon.

Bay City, Mich, Feb. Io-Pnncolings
mill at Crumpt. IS miles northwest Of
here, blew up today kill ng SIX workmen
outright and IA ally inJurng two besides
badly njuring sever al Others. The cause
Of the explosion is unknown. 1t is said
the boiler was old and bal been in use
many years. Beside tie sig men killed
outright NJ two fatally injured, ten
are renosted less seriously hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10

Philadelphia, Feb. lO-COnviucei thst
Frances F. Flockey, the talented aud bssuti'
fdl young graduate Of Notre Dame coavent,
VIII shot herself through the heart in her
apartment here last nisht in CHASTITY celer
bratons ofthe sixth ennivsrs Try o.. the MURDER
OF her mother and the sui 'ide Of her father.
wss followed by the fancy that the dead par
eut was waiting and calling for ner at night,
Deputy Coroner Walden, after investigating
the case. today decl srei that the young
woman committed the desperate deed undoub.
tsdly in throes Of insanity off most unusual
character
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10

The FebluHy number OF the Souli =
ern Planter hiss been received from ils
Gu ,lish.rs 10 Richmond. Among Tie
table OF contents are articles on Drop
rotation, Su5soiliDg, Test the setd corr.
GIpsy and brosn.tsll moths, Peach ye'.
lows, Feeding the dairy COW, Profit ia
sheep, hog f,edipg, How - spoil egg,
P, silry keeping on city bali sc's lot,
Horss notes, etc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10

provides that day be set ssids to
c,nmsmorat In the common schools Of
the state the Annver,i.y OF TIE landing
Of The fat colonists 10 Georgia under
Ozle.brope
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10

STRANGE as it may seem, the apnivtr-
sAry o. LiocOIn's biti, Feb.ury ~,
is hereafter 10 be observed 10 the public
schools OF Georgia. BIT the csltbrs'
lions are ntt to be in honor of the
memory Of sac emsucipsl1r, A new Law
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10

The American embassy in London tc-
day denied shy knowledge OF the Tumof
that Paul Moit,p, presideit Of TIE
Equitsble Life Assurance Society, Tfs
bslpg considered ps toe successor - AM
bssiRdor Bed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10
Official.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

At an adjourned meeting Of the Bo,rd ofAl-
dsrmsn OF the city Of Alexandris, Va, held
February g. 19 0, there we're present:
Messrs. Brill, Bal enger and Summers.
No quorum appearing. the board adjourned.
Tests: LUTHER II. THOMPSON, Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-10

The Regal saoe for men 10 all the
new las!s cen be bad OF John A. Mar
shall B Bro, 422 King street,
Evening journal., 1910-03-23
LECTURES TO AID
HOPE FARM WORK
Catholic Societies Will Have
Prominent Speakers Here
on tuberculosis Day"

At meeting OF the executive CONS
mlttee OF the United Catholic So
cieties held last evening. IL was de-
clded 10 have two lectures for ria
benefit OF the building fund for the.
Hope Farm shacks Of tho United Cath
olic Societies. Both lecieeres will ba
held on the same evening, one az the
Garrick Theatre, and the othr at the
Grand Opera House, on Sunday night.
April "a. That day IS "Tuberculoeia
Day" throughout the country, which
makes IL fitting date for the lec-
lures.
The lecturers viii be Philadelphia
physicians, both eminent authorities
on the subject Of tuberculosis. DR..
Lawrence =. Flick will speak on the
subject. why We Should all Help"
The second speaker win be DR.. Joseph
Walsh, who will lecture on the sub
iect, Tuberculosis"
The Catholic Societies are working
with much enthusiasm for the Hope
Farm project and all indications are
for crowded auditoriums at both loc-
lures.
Evening journal., 1910-03-23
FACE PATCHES.

They Became a Society Craze at One
Time In England.
Plaster patches were introduced In
England In the reign OF Edward vi.
by foreign lady who in this manner
ingeniously concealed n wen on her
neck. They became such a craze aud
were carried TO such exaggerated
lengths that they were finally lam
pooned out OF sight The men, as wei
as the women, stuck themselves over
with these beauty spots. No lady Of
fashion considered her toilet complete
until she was equipped with her little
box Of patches cut in her favorite de-
sign. If one happened to come OF In
company she hurriedly replaced Il
with a fresh one from the box.
At length patching In England went
so far that party spirit was symbo-
llzed by the position OF the patches.
A letter in the paper on June 2. 1711.
tells of a visit TO the Haymarket and
the discovery by the writer Of three
classes Of women in the boxes all diff
ferently patched. Upon inquiry he
discovered that those who patched on
the right side OF the forehead were
Wings and those who favored the left
were Tories. while those who patched
indiferently on either side were a
neutral party. whose faces had not
yet declared themselves.-London Sat
turday Review.
Evening journal., 1910-03-23
The Rashi-hazouk.

Like each Of the various clans Of the
Kurds. the bashi-bazouk can easily be
distinguished by bis costume Hts
shoes, or ''yemenys" (meaning leatherj,
are red or black. His golhike stock
ings, which leave the knee exposed.
are elabOrately embroidered in black.
his short Turkish trousers are NJ
homespun. while about his waist is a
short sash Of wool or silk, surmounted
by a leather belt in rich colors and
embossed IN red. This is divided into
three or four sections. In which he
keeps his revolver. his chibouk, or pipe.
and his yataghan. always kept sharp.
The bashi-bazouks never carry dag
gers. as the Circassians do. A car
fridge box hangs from the side. as also
a small silver snuffbox- They we E
two jackets. the under one with sho~ Z
sleeves and the outside one with long.
At the elbow is an opening In which
they carry in a leather bag written
quotations from the Koran as a tails
man TO protect them from the bullets
of the adversary. About the neck is a
chain Of silver coins. from which is
suspended a powder box.
Evening journal., 1910-03-23
A Lazy Race.

A lazier man than the average Bur
man It would be extremity hard to
find. When it is absolutely necessary
for him to work he generally hits upon
some method which will save him lot
Of exertion. II he wishes TO cultivate
a piece OF ground he sets light TO the
brushwood as a cheap. easy and effica-
cious method Of preparing the soil
For two or three years he cultivates
that piece OF land. and then he sets
light to another spot. allowing the jun
gle to grow in the old place. which
will be ready for returning when the
other ground wants rest Rice
growers dispense with plows. turning
loose instead a number OF buffaloes
which cut up the saturated soil Will
their hoofs. When a Burman has
earned a little money be Immediately
proceeds to spend it all. for the Bur
mese have no ambition to be rich and
never hoard: consequently there are
no large landowners. and. there beinl
no aristocracy. the people are as neal
being on an equality as possible.
Evening journal., 1910-03-23
SOLEMN SERVICES
in CHURCHES TODAY
ReVerentiaI Exercises CeIe-
brating Close Of Lenten
Season Begin

As Good Friday. the most solemn day
OF the church year, draws nearer. the
Holy Week services in the churches es-
pecially in the Protestant Episcopal
and Catholic. are growing more and
more impressive. to-day practically
marking the eve OF the reverential ex-
ercises celebrating the close OF the sea-
son Of penitence.
Different episodes OF the Passion OF
Christ and the Seven Last Words will
be the general themes delivered at the
services to-day. as we'll as on Holy
Thursday and on Good Friday.
The ceremonials OF these final clos
ing days OF Lent are particularly cere-
monious and impressive IN the Catholic
churches. In the Cathedral tonight the
Tenebrae-"S "Shadows''-a chant of che
most solemn and dignihed nature pos
sible, win be sung, being repeated on
Holy Thursday an don Good Friday. II
is unaccompanied and when well sung
leaves an impression not soon forgot
ten. It's method Of presentation. at
the Cathedral Is particularly imposing
and forcible.
on tomorrow, Holy Thursday, the
last period OF Letn begins and is cele-
brated by solemn high mass IN the
Catholic churches; an extra host is con-
secrated and carried in procession TO
the repository beside the altar, where
IT rests until Good Friday. The re-
positories are eiaborately decorated and
they are treated as particularly appro-
prltes shrincs 10 be visited by the de-
vout for special prayer.
on Good Friday the affairs are de-
nuded OF all adjoining features In token
of the sorrow OF the Crucihxion, and
the door OF the tabernacle Is flung open
typifying the burial Of Christ.
Friday morning the celebration Of
the mass OF the presanctined takes
place, and both priests and sanctuary
boys are clad in deepest black; no bells
nor organ music Is heard, and th,
faithful are allowed 70 kiss the crucih,
after the morning mass and again #
the evening.
Saturday marks the termination oN
the season OF gloom in the ritual, ant
with the glad peal OF the triumphan
"Gloria In Excelss" the bells are swuni
into proclaiming the tidings th'
baptisInal font, the church fires and tn
paschal candle are blessed and tn
altar again decked. Saturday after
. noon and evening is devoted to hear
} ing confessions prior to the Easte
communion.
J Holy oils will be blessed at the Cathe
dral tomorrow by Bishop Monaghan
. assisted by the clergy OF the diocese.
] The Office on Good Friday mornin
! will be celebrated at 9 a. m. by Bisho
, Monaghan. assisted by the priests {
the Catholic and OF the Salesianum.
. Saturday morning the office viii
celebrated by the Very Rev. John 4
Lyons, V. c.. assisted by the prizes
Of the Cathedral, beginning at a. m.
on Easter Sunday the Right Re
Bishop will pontihcate at 1880. Aft
- the mass he will give the papal bles
- ing.