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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-29

We have suspected from the first
that both Wilson and Taft would ac-
cept the nomination. Writing their
acceptance speeches proves our juds-
mcnt.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-29
Would Study American Methods.

The international rife match to be
held al Camp Perry. Ohio. next sum
ner.' said r. H. Williams Of San
dusky. promises TO be the greatest
shooting tournament in the history Of
such events Practically every civil
lied nation Of the world has indicated
its itention of sending a team to the
match. AT this time it is impossible
to estimate how many marksmen will
attend the events but the prospects
are that there will be enough sharp
shooters at Camp Perry to form a
brigade.
THE cen victory of the American
team at Buenos Aires. and at Stock
holm in the Olympic games, has con-
WINGED the military authorities Of 9TH
er nations that the marksmen Of this
country lead the world. They are
anxious to participate in the Camp
Ferry event in order to become ac-
.quainted with the American system Of
developing marksmen. They are ut
terlX at a loss to understand how the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-29

We rise to remark that there are
more lemons than plums on the plum
trees in North Dakota.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-29

If the navy could use a ba,,!eshir
in every congressional district We
would be able TO DO battle with the
combined world in Two years.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-29

The progressive party is founded or
thA theory that two controversies car
he made 70 gro where one grew be.
fore.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-29
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-29

Kentucky has abolished the public
drinking cup. That means. We sup
Ipose, that ,akins il straight is COM
pulSory,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-29
Opinion by Fisk, j. Spalding,
J., and Bruce. j., dissenting.

Minneapolis. July 29-Preparation.
are being made for the twelfth annual
tournament of the Trans-Mississippi
Golf association. which is to be held
at the Minikahda club here August II
to IL. Entries for the tourney will
close on Saturday, August 10.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-29

judge Lauder evidently remembers
when the progressives locked upon
him "i-h suspicion.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-29

the CT league upside down and see
how Il feels
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-29

Sl;oo snd Soc at DRUG Stores or direc. upon
receipt OF price and desler's oame. Sead l0e Tor
sisl beHle. Phle Hsy spse. c.. Newark. MI
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-03-07
NATURES WARNING.
Alma People Must Recognize and
Heed It.

Kidney ills come quietly-mysteri-
ously
But nature always warns you.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See if the color is unhealthy
If there are settings and sediment
Passages frequent, scanty painful
Its time then to use Doan's Kid
ney Pills,
To ward off Brights disease or
dropsy.
Doan's have done great work in
Alma.
William J. Washburn, s12 Pine
avenue, Alma. Mich, says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills have always helped me
and for that reason l can recommend
them strongly l had kidney trouble
for years and was obliged to get up
often at night to pass the kidney Sc
cretions. A dull pain in the small of
my back caused me no end Of misery
and there was an extreme lameness
through my loins Doans Kidney
Pills relieved all these troubles and
benefited me in every way. l always
keep a supply of this remedy in the
house, as | consider it the best to be
had for kidney disorders
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-03-07

Jacks car" identified Lestrange.
and stood for an instant. Go flag
Frank; I'll take the machine again
myself. It's one o'clock, and I've got
to win this race"
Several men ran across to the track
In compliance. Lestrange turned to
make ready, but paused beside the
awed Dick to look over the infield to-
ward the flaming blotch against the
dark sky.
He was in to change a tire ten
minutes ago." observed Rupert. beside
them. "'Tell Lestrange I'm dom time
catchin' him. he yelled to me. Here's
hoping his broncho machine pitched
him clear from the fireworks"
When the Mercury car swung in, a
moment later, Lestrange fingered for
a last word TO Dick.
I'm engaged to Emily" he said,
gravely. 81 don't know what she will
hear of me- if anything happens, I've
told you the truth. I'm old enough 10
see it now. And l tried to square
things"
Continued next week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-03-07

where Emily still sat.
go change your gown" he CON-
manded, in his usual tone. I'VE will
start now. I have sent for Bailey and
mobile"
Start" she wondered, bewildered.
He met her gaze with a stately re-
pellence of comment.
For the Beach. I understand this
race lasts twenty-four hours. Have
you any objection?"
objection TO being near David! EN-.
lily sprang TO her feet
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-12

en- las recompensas Sc ha cenido ell go
bierno a La mas estricta legalidad
Ell diputado Julian Nougu6s habl0 pro
testando contra la pesima alimentaci6n
que Sc da a los soldados que pelican en-
Africa, y culp6 la defcientisima tigilan-
Ella que Ell este particular hace la adj
ministracion militar
Los diputados Jim6nez Lavina com
baten resueltamente el articulado del
proyecto de ley de mancomunidades
Ell diputado Joaquin Salvatella, secun-
dado por los republicans. increpaba a
Sus amigos para que hagan la obstruc-
ion ell senior Burell creyendose alu-
lido. pidi6 explicaciones que lie fueron
dadas en- el acto
RUMORES DE CRISIS CANALE-
JAS LOS DESlIIENTE. E.-LA PREM
SA MINISTERIAL Los MEGA.
Madrid, 3
Circular rumores muy inSiStenteS de
Crisis Ministerial; rumores que la prem
sa extiende por toaa Espana
El senior Canaleias eali6ca de insen-
sata la exposition de semejante idea.
Los que propalan el rumor de crisis
alegan que el ministro de instruction
senior Alba, y ell de fomento senior Villa
nueva, han presentado la dimisi6n p6r
no estar del todo conformes en- el asun-
to de las mancomunidades La prensa
ministerial MEGA rotundamente que ha-
va crisis
EN- Ell SENADO- APROBAC1ON
DEL PROYECTO DE DIVISION
EN- CANARIAS.
Madrid, 2.
En- la session del senado los senadores
Condo de Casa Valencia, Allende Sala-
Ear y ell Ministro de la Gobernaci6n, Sc
nor Barroso, discutieron el proyecto de
division de Canarias en- dos Provincias y
Sc obtuvo la aprobaci6n del proyecto.
GRAVE ACCIDENTE OCURRIDO A
CARRERAS- ATAQUE DE PA
RALISIS.- ES CONDUCIDO A SU
CASA.
Madrid, 2.
Fl notable actor tan estimado en- los
teatros de Espana Y America. Emilio
Carreras ha sufrido IN percance lamen-
table.
En- los momentos en- que estaba repre-
sentando en- el gran teatro sinti6 como
desvanecimiento en- la cabeza. los
pocos instantes cay6 victima de un alta
qae de PARALYSIS
FL pdblico desde ell primer momento
Sc hizo cargo de la gravedad del caso, y
enmudeci6 spetliosamente.
Los compaleros del senior Careers
acudieron asprestarle auxilio. trasladan-
do ell enfermo a su casa.
Algunos artistas mostrabanse alarma-
dos Y profundamente afectados.
Los medicos que asisten Carreras al
cen que el popular actor Sc halla en- esta-
do grave,
i. ~s-a.--aTs..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-12


del calor con que 10 soStiene ell gobler-
no del voto de confanza que ha obte-
nido
Gran ntlmero de diputados no Sien-
ten gran deseo de defender ell proyec-
to Y la oposici0n la hacen ciertos ele-
mentos de la minoria, q. lleva grandes
probabilidades de obtener una victoria.
Ell gobierno parece que tambien les
acusa de llevar adelante ell plan de los
catalaniStas
Ell CONSEJO DE HOY VIAJE
DEL REY.- LAS NEGOCIACIO-
MES CON FRANCIA.- LAS MAN
COMUNIDADES.
Madrid, 2
En- el Consejo de AIinistro celebrado
hoy. el AIinistro de instruction P1blica
don Santiago Alba, ell MiniStro de Fo-
mento don Miguel Villanueva, dieron
cuenta del viaje del Rey a Segovia con
motive de la Inauguration del ferroca-
rril de Palencia Villal6n.
Dijo que ell viaje fu6 muy satisfacto-
rio para el Rey y los funcionarios que
lie acompanaron.
En- el Consejo Sc trat6 tambi6n el
asunto de las mancomunidadeS, y toma
ron ell acuerdo de continuar en- ell empe
no de que Sc apruebe dicho plan
Tambi6n deliberaron los ministries so
bre ell asunto de las negociaciones con
Francia, las cuales Sufren un retraso COZ
siderable, debido que la resolution de-
fnitiva esta pendiente de 10 Que acuer
den las potencias sobre la International
zaci6n de Tanger Y otros puntos menos
imp0rtantes.
EN- Ell CONGRESO HAN SIDO PRE-
SENTADAS AIUCHAS ENMIENDAS|
AL CONTRA-PROYECTO.
Madrid, ?.
Ell diputado republican, Sol y Orte-
ga pide que Sc traigan al congreso los
datos sobre la querella contra el Supre-
mo para pubhcarlos en- el Diario de Sc
stones; puesto que el Supreme prohibe
publicarlos
Rodrigo Soriano ha pronunciado TN
violento discurso contra ell plan de re
compensas pOr serviciOs prestadoS en- Me
lila.
Dice que en- la tributaci6n de recon
pensas ha habido muchas anomalias y
no pocas I'M njusticiaS
FL general Luque ministro de la Cue
IRA, sostiene con no menos energia que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-12
Noticias de Espana
Madrid, 2.
UN NUEVO FERROCARRIL FL
REY EN- PALENCIA.
Madrid ,

Ell Ministro de instruction. Publicas
senior Alba y ell de fomentO, senior Vi
llanueva. salieron para Segchia en- un
tren especial
Sc les uni6 ell rey que Sc encuentra
de veraneo en- la Granja, y luego mar
charon juntoS Palencia.
Los esperaba numeroso pubico, con las
autoridades palentinas.
Ell objeto de este viaje fue asistir a
la Inauguration del Ferro Carril de Pa
lencia a Villal6n, pueblo de la provin-
Ella de ValadoIid.
Ell rey Y los dos ministries recorrieron
en- tren la nueva Inca don Alfonso fue
ovacionadO
De regreso a Palencia, aSistieron al
lucido lunch que el Ayuntamiento dio
en- honor suyo..
FL dia. en- la capital castelana, fue de
fiesta. Los comercios permanecierOn
cerrados la animation fue muy gfande
La despedida hecha al Rey ha sido
entusaStamente carinOsa
COMENTARIOS A LA SESSION DE
AVER EN- Ell CONGRESO.- DE
CLARACIONES DE WEYLER
Madrid, ,
Los circulos politicos estaban anoche
animadisimos
Comentabase vivamente la session de
aver en- ell COngreso, juzgandose que,
pesar de la nutrida votacion que obtuvO
el gobierno ratifcandole ST. confanza ell
Parlamento ha quedado sin embargo re-
sentido.
Los ministries reunieronse a Ultima ho-
ra cambiando impresiones.
Canalejas no ira hoy la GranJa.
FL conficto originado por ell proyec-
TO de lev sobre mancomunidadeS eSta. pOr
el momento, conjurado; pero las preten-
clones catalanista han SufridO rudo gol-
pc.
FL captain General de Catalina don
Valeriano Weyler, ha telegraiado al Sc
nor Canalejas expresandole que el ira al
proyecto de mancomunidad que del
orden en- Cataluna responde 81 aunque
ell proyecto sea, como supone, rechazadO.
rs creencia general que de no refor-
marse este, fracasen las aspiraciones de
Camlr5 y los demas Representatives. cata-
lanes
ENTIERRO DEL CAPTAIN BAYO
-LMPONENTE MANIFESTATIONS
DE DUELO
Madrid 2.
Sc ha verifcado e entierro del ca
pitan de IngenieroS don CeleStino Bay0
victima del acidente sufrdo al hacer ex-
perimentos EN- un biplano en- ell aerodro-
mo de esta Corte
La concurrencia al entierro era i'm
mensa
En- ell duelo figuraban representacio-
mes del Rey Real Familia, del Gobier-
no, autoridades militares civiles y euer-
pos del ejercito>
FL PROYECTO DE MANCOMUNI-
DADES EN- PELIGRO. FLOJE-
DAD DE LA MAYORIA.
Madrid, 2
La mayorfa de los periodicos de esta
capital Green que sera abandonado el
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-11
.LAUHDR YNEN HERE
FOR CONVENTION
Two States Represented at Semi
Annual Session Which
Begins To-Day.

Local !aundrymcn ar, hosts ,o-d,v
:" 100 visiting craftsmen. members Of
nc virginia and Nest Virginia I.aun-
drymon's Association. witch gathers
IN ,hird scmi-annual convention AT tn.
Jefferson Hotel this morning The
meeting VIII extend through to-mor-
row and will include during its life
q number OF addresses Of interest to
ihc trade as well a. speeches of vel
come and fclIcitatiou
The proEram committee of which
NJ y Fiorsae!m. president Of the local
laundrymen's association, IS chair
man, has seen TO 1t that tn, couven
ton snail not hc given llp entirely TO
work ana has provided various en-
ter.ainmcri fcatures. OF which the
BANQUET al the JeMerson tonight will
be the chic. event Among those who
viii represent the city on this occa-
sion viii BE Governor Mann and Bust
ness Manager w T. Dabney. of Tho
Chamber Of Commerce
The professional part Of the pro
gram provides for daily papers ana
addresses on numerous phases OF thu
laundry business ana it's technique.
Of thcsr the address Of Mrs I.aure &
T!Xen, on Lime vcrsuS Brine Bleach.''
which will be delivered Tomorrow
nornins at II o'elock. promises more
than usual interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-11
BISHOP O'CONNELL TO
ARRIVE NEXT MONDAY
oar "a Gibbons and High Ulcers of Church
"lll Attend installation serv &C at Sacred
Heart on March i9.
Heart on

| ehuEchmen and scholars of highest
| ann VIII participate in the ceremonies
1Nenauht upon the installation OF lkt
| reverend Dennis J. OConnell as .cventl
| bishop of Richmond. Already accent.
dhcc OF the invitation to be prcsci,t ha :
pcch received from nftccu bi.hons
IicNch monseiSnors ANA eleven presi
uohts OF Catholic colleges In nddi-
'i"h 10 these there VIII pe present more
u'dn 500 priests from adpjoinin:. state.
and the siXty-iivc priests OF The Vir-
sihih diocese, comforting upon the even,
sishIhcance and distinction exceeded
"iiN pN the circumstance which mark
=" '"e cornerstone laying and corsecra-
'iyn OF the Cathedral on June 3, 1908.
WIN The event still more than n
"'th distant, arrangements arc ;prac-
,"a'lF complete for the ceremonies of
induction which Will take place on the
n"fhinS of Tuesday. March H. A spe
clal committee u eighteen. appulnted
a. d genera! meeting of members from
VIC hVc Catholic parishes of tho city.
hS!u on Friday IS, has been perfect
ihS ntthiis for the past three weeks.
thu second meeting OF The general
committee. held yosterda. afternoon i'm
'hc nall of the McGlll Catholic Union.
mo hnishing touches wore worked out|
ana the plan formulated
bishop Arrives Monday
hISH4p oConncll will arrive next
Hi"ndaN afternoon at .:i5 q clock att
me Byrd street station. from Washin,.
ten accompanied by Cardinal Gibbons
ana ether church dign.taries \ spc.
.'"I committee Of three composed of
rather James r. O'FarrcIl. OF Peters
hnrg and /. +. sullivan and John j
S!ak" of Richmond. will accompauy
the bishop ana his party from Wash
ihsion L" TINS city. At the station thew
VIII be met by special committee OIL
fNl, I,,,, =!
hichWond, is chairman. ana conducted
70 apartments IN hotels ana pr!vatcl
residences previously reserved fori
them.
m" ceremonies Of the day following
VIII proceed in aCcordanc with n plan
formulated by an executive COMMITTEES
o. eighteen members appointed by the
general committee at lis nrst meeting
~ l'ehrnnri. At this meeting tho fol
lowing officers were elected: r. T. SUI |
!lNan chairman; j. j. Dreamer. sub |
chairman. and John J. plalkc, seer tary. !
chairman sullivan was made chairman
also of the executive committees which !
reported Yesterday To the general com
mittcc the plan II had formulated. rho
plan was found entirely satisfactory
ana was adopted forthwith by a unaui- !
nous vote.
I'"rmni Procession 10 Church.
The impressive feature Of the ccrc-
monies will be the formal procession
of visiting diguitarics from the EpIsco.
pal residence on Floyd Avenue to the
main entrance of the Cathedral Head.
ms the line OF march viii be Bishop
pConn"li ana Cardinal Gibbons follow
ed ny tho churchly army Of bishops.
priests and distinguished
iaNmen. y guard Of honor OF 100. from
the local parishes viii accompany the
column TO tho door
tpon the arrival " the distinguish
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-11
TOURIST TRAVEL
HALTS HEREAB0UT
Too Cold in North, Too Hot in
South. So Richmond Is the
Popular Resort.

Bad wfathcr In tho East and N.c.,
mn thousands and thousanda os dol,
lars into Southern hote! cash draw.
inns season Tic tourist business Il.
always uncertain. Uu; when the snow
began to pic up the movement toward
'"e south started In earnest, and once
"A big crowd Of !asflona Bile folk az
sernbles at Palm Beach other pconI,
hurry there. even II they have 10 nor
row the monay. The fortunes OF inn
kcepers a, Palm Beach would no, al
tract any interest or attention here
about except for the fact that RIch
mond gets large perc ntaze OF mi,
travel, ana during the past six week,
the Jefferson Hotel has reapcd tho
bennett OF this mad rush from ,h4
North
Jus, nov, however there /, no,
much southbound travel The fns
tourist trains which arc opcratcd
through Richmond by the Atlantic
Coast Line and the Seahoard .Ai. Line
arc not ovcrta%cd as they whiri South.
for II isn't fashionable 10 go TO Flor
ida In the snrlnS or summer II 8.
va. fashionable the pcoplc would 90
II 'he% had 10 DE. watch is the kind
OF talk uDon which an anarchist would
feast ana grow fat and prosperous.
SO while Il is still cold and windy I'm
New York and hot and unpleasant in
Florida. lhc wealthy element tries ~
strike tho happy medium, which hap.
pens 10 be ono Epo, In North Carolina
and bI. spot here In a week or
two the big travel will start hack 70
New York, and so until Easter the
jefferson and the other hotels Will be
rcserv!nE rooms for distinguished
nook. Next season tho New Rich
mond will nc tight up al The front IN
bidding FOR tourist trade. Then tho
now Mu.phy'r w!!l come along and
bid, too. the Jefferson heretofore hav-
Ing secured the bulk .: the cuisines.
With thes. improved conditions Rich
mond Will get still moro travellers. and
those who como find that the city Is
far more attractive and .ar more com
fortabic than some other rcrorts. even
Il 81 has no beach ana no sunday at
fractions. As a matter al fact. innny
strangers Ike the towu because j,
isn't sacrificing everything FOR tho nj
mighty dollar.
Railroad people said yestcrGar tlIat
tho tourist scason had been better
than ever thn, tNe travel Was s;clly
and that +, could no; havo bacn han
died without tho srecIal trains which
arc operated Tor three months oil. ot
the twelve From the tourist stand
point. the Jefferson seems TO 90 tho
city's mos; valuable asset. and, with
other assoty Of the same character,
next yenr ought 10 bring more people
and moro mone".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-11
TRACING THIEVES
BYSTOLEN CHECKS
Several Suspects Could Not Be
Identified by Druggist Who
Was Robbed.

captain Of Detectives McMahon Sale
iaSt night that he had practicoilv The
entire detective bureau searching for
inc Two young bandits who held an
ana robbed Z. ". Smith. tho druggist.
at i3S South Pine street, Satlrda y
night. several suspects were taken
INTO custody by officers Yesterday. In,
Mr.. Smith was unable 10 .dcu,ifv
them. and they we're released.
Captain Mcmahon expressed line
opinion that the hold-up was com
mi'ted by local youths, and said that
ne was workn ont clues which he
expected would shortly result in their
capture.
Besides the $40 IN currency which
they stole from tho druggist they got
away with four checks, three of which
We're Endorsed ana could pc easily
cashcd
The list Of checks furnished the no
lce by Mr. Smith was as follows
Drawn by tho Virginia school sun
ply COMPANY for SEQ, and made nav.
able to i $. Tate, on the American
National Rank.
Drawn ny Z w. Smith. Jr. for s.
and made payable 10 H. W. smith on
the American National Bank savings
department
Drawn by the Virginia Laundry
Company for $3.50 and made payable
to Mrs <. IL Shepherd, on the Broad
street Bank
Drawn by George II. Funk for sIs5.
and made payable to l. T. Marston, on
9 covington. Ky. bank
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-11
PILE UP EVIDENCE
AGAINST DOCTOR
Detectives Find Other Cases in
Which Freadricic Was
Implicated.
ONE WOMAN IN HOSPITAL


rh, AUTOPSY pe,formed Yesterday
iu5rnin2 by Coroner William IT. Tay-
for ANA Ills assistant. pr. H. NJ Whit
n.ld. ON thc body Of Mrs Rosa Inc2
Staes VIE of D. Tldcu Stage, a
ruInter. OF ~ Government Road. who
ded suddenly Friday night convinced
thc paysiciars that tile wcnau came TO
lcr death as tho result OF a criminal
operation alleged to nave been per
formed by the negro herb doctor,
Antonio FroudrIcic.
Or Taylor ana Detective Sergeant
lvntshirc cNptessed the belief that
they can positively connect Freadricic
v4,h the crime. However, no Warrant
Mil he sworn ont against him until
after tic result ~ tao inquest which
will take plnce to-morrow morning at
Io O'clock On tile CITY HAN 1t IS az
reotcd that tao will havc to face the
charges Of .crforning an unlawful
uptratiou and murder In tie mean
tame ho is held as a suspicious char.
act,r. suSpcatcd nf murder
Has Criminal nccord.
tl,ddriclc viii bo sent ,o tho
llourico COUNTY Tail to-day. because OF
tllc iLvt tnat inc CITY Jail is under
nuarau;jue Us tho -ostilt Of the appear
tucs &C smaIlpoN. lie still maintains
Ills iuuoocutc ana ignorance OF the
.ru:nc of which he Is accused
II Was SAID Yesterday that lie mas Il
iu,ual rtnord aud has served time In
tile state rcuitentiary Questioned
about TINS last night t'rcadricle aid
mittrd THAI no ,'ad served sentences
iu tao City jail but regarding the
fcu'tcutiary term he was evasiye and
rt.uscd TO affirm ar dcnv tho question.
The case has aroused Unusual horror
. q 1..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-11

ca party i'll the Cathedral at 1913,
ociock' solemn high mass will he said
r"u Tue ceremony OF installation vii
follow. This Will be extremely simpl,
ana VIII consist chiefly in the reading
| OF the papal bull designating Bishol
IoConncll seventh Bishop of Richmond
| :. special sermon Will DC preached toI
the occasion, IN all probability by Faith
CT Il. Nj. Tierncy, Of Lynchburg
III the actual ritual of induction will
iicR INC pomp ana circumstance which
| accompanies such ceremony as. for
instance. the conservation of a bishop
inc occasion will be far from wanting
III the spectacular All participants
VIII occupy seats Of honor in full view
| oil the audience ana Will be attir I'd in
me fich Vcstinents peculiar 10 their
station in the church. The deep purple
robes of the bishops the brilliant red
or the monsignors and the somebre
black OF The priests. all framed in by
the stately furnishing ana vcsttture OF
the cathedral's interior, Will contribute
10 make the scene at once solemn and
impressive.
Church Open nj 9.45 O'Clock.
At 9ii1 o'clock Tuesday morning tho
doors OF the cathedral will be opened
to admit those desiring TO witness the
ceremonies. Pews Will be reserved Ton
visiting priests and dignitarIes and for
specially invited guests Aside from
,!Itsc an seats VIII be open TO the pub
nv rShe's Wlii meet all VISITORS at
~ uo'' an" 'on"uet them 10 their
pi'ItS' theN VIII wear badges con-
,.,. % ue!i"loid button bearing
- NeusSs Vi l''shop Sohnei' mounted
III =" .tnpoh OF purric' inc bishops col
49,, s'e iol'o"lnS inscription;
-, -" ION OF i'iSht. fcN. u. j. cCdn-
nell. Bishop of Richmond March 10