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GALA EVENT
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Will Be the Hibernian Field
Day and Outing Next
Saturday
racy
Each of these young men
acquitted himself admirably and
each had champions in the audience
who thought he should have won the
prize
class Jeromo
In the junior
Ohllgschlager was awarded a prize
of 25 in gold for general merit Show How
William O hunts of the class of
Change
1893 delivered the alumni address
The exercises closed with an instruc
tive address by the Very Rev Father
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Louis
Portland and Umerkk
Contest For Honors on
VIll
Field
Middle West Will He the Main
Battle Arena in Coining
Campaign
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FIREWORKS
NIGHT
Louisville Hibernians are prepar ¬
ing for a great tiny on July 4 They
expect to be doubly patriotic and
will commemoractc the Declaration
ot Independence iiiul their love of
Ireland lit one millt the sane tine
Gratitude is one of the greatest
Represent Mackin at
Forthcoming Grand
Bryan
Council
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virtues of the Irish character and convention
playor President Itiirke presided through
witness Irish athletic games they out the meeting and the contests for
will not lose sight of the American delegates were spirited but friendly
anniversary It was the United States The alternates chosen are Charles
that gave them and their fore Rainy Dan Weber 11lilianl M lug
fathers liberty and homes They will gins Edward Mackey mind John
never forget it And so to celebrate
the feast of American independence StewartFour members were reported on
the four local divisions have arr- the sick list and the council was
anged their annual field day and grieved
to learn that John Boland
outing for next Saturday and the who had been improving suffered a
White City will be the field of oper relapse and was very 111 Two appli
cations were received und the candi
ationsIrishmen
who have conic from dates elected Tho Library Committee
Dublin
Holy Head and Cork from
reported that three volumes of the
and Mayo tire all interested in the Catholic Encyclopedia had been rectugofwar arranged between Tom eived and installed in the councils
and John library
ohms Portland Pets
The matter of uniting the
HemiessyV
Limerick Strong Men
Ohio Pennsylvania and
of
eunuchs
Mr Iolun is not ready to sprint Ills Indiana with the iKentucky jurisdic
athletes on the public but President tion was discussed at some length
Hcnnessy announces his team us fol- lint the project did not find favor
Luskey
lows Peter and William
matter was not definitely settled
ODonnell Owen Dcvancy The
John
however
John McDermott Pat ODonnell
Martin Joyce John Holmes Thomas
DOUBLE EVENT
Farrell John Doolan Put Kenney
They are
and Michael Sheehan
stalwart sixfooters nail the team
that beats them will be welcome to Confirmation and Dedica ¬
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Iflie laurels
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tion Combined at North
Vernon
Marys church North Vernon
Ind was crowded to the door last
Sunday morning when the flight
auxiliary
Rev Denis ODonoghue
Bishop of Indianapolis administered
the sacrament of confirmation to a
class of fifty boys and girls During
time ceremonies he was assisted by
the Rev Fathers Boersig of Madison and Joseph aglemann of St
Ann Ind After mass and confirma ¬
tion the children were given a boun
tiiul breakfast by the pastor Rev
Father George Weidrin assisted by
the ladies of the congregation At
the close of the feast Bishop ODon
oghue addressed the children on the
subject of confirmation
During tho morning also Bishop
ODonoghue dedicated the handsome
new parochial
commodious
and
school building More than 500 vis
itors from surrounding townships
and counties were in attendance
Excellent music was Turnished by
the K C Hand of Madison and the
North Vernon brass band At the
close of the dedicatory ceremonies
Jushop ODonoghue delivered a ser ¬
mon on the general events of the
tiny nnd the feast of Corpus Christi
In the afternoon Hon Thomas
tI Mora a prominent young attorney
of Jennings county Ind delivered n
lay address at the school house in
which he PAid high tribute to the
Catholics of Jennings county and
their achievements for the church
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Time Shell Game on the
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of State The same correspondent
claims that it is reported that two
Old American and one English Cardinals
are to be named but he adds that
it is improbable that any American
Cardinals will be chosen at the coin
ing consistory
Fill lie the Tournament Lists
in Tomorrows Great-
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and Armagh Have
Swordless Knights Will Take
Been Thrown Down
Possession ot Our Sister
Hard
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Falls City
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REPUBLICANS ARE LOSING HEART ridors and hulls were
Timings
are simmering down to a
working basis in national politics
and since the nomination of William
Howard
Taft for President null
James Schoolcrnft Sherman for Vice
President on tho Republican ticket
the wise leaders in both parties hove
gotten down to practical mathe
matics Both sides practically con
ceded that the Middle West is to be
the battle ground Kentucky will go
hack to the Democratic party and
Tile
the Solid South of course
Republicans of New York feel that
the people of their State arc dis
gusted with the Hughes regime and
are not a bit sanguine about carry
ing the State for Taft even with
Sunny Jim Sherman as the Tuft
kites tail
In 1004 there were 470 votes In the
Electoral College but the admission
of Oklahoma as a State increased
this to 483 This will permit 242
to elect In the States of the Middle
West Indiana has fifteen votes IlliMichigan four
nois twentyseven
teen Minnesota eleven Nebraska
eight Kansas ten Wisconsin and
Iowa each thirteen total 111 Each
of these States have a grievance
against the Republican party Fair
hauls Indianas candidate for the
Presidential nomination was run
Cum
over by Chauffeur Hitchcock
mins of Iowa who aspired to the
Vice Presidential nomination got a
side swipe that settled his aspira
tions Illinois wanted Cannon but
his adherents were canonized
Nebraska will go solidly for Bryan
In fact each of these eight States
have a grievance und in the aggre
gate hold the balance of power
In the electoral college of 1904
there were 330 votes including the
above 111 cast for Theodore noose
velt and 140 for William Jennings
Bryan Take the 111 from Taft this
year and give them to the Demo
cratic nominee and he will have 241
Then add the seven new votes from
Oklahoma and he will have 248 or
six more than is necessary to elect
Besides thore is no telling what
may happen in New York
It is almost ns certain as human
forecasts can make it that Bryan
will be nominated by the Democratic
national convention which will as
semble at Denver July 7 A good
live running mate from the Middle
West is what the Democratic managers are looking for John Mitchell
former President of the United Mine
Workers and the ablest labor leader
in America might have had the
Democratic nomination for Governor
of Illinois he might also have hind
the nomination for Vice President
Mr Mitchell has declined the Gub
ernatorial nomination on the ground
that he is not much of a politician
Mr Mitchell has a position In Chi
cago that will pay him 0000 n year
and Ills health will not provent him
entering a long and vigorous cam
paign A good man from Kansas
Minnesota Indiana or Wisconsin
would add strength to the ticket
headed by William Jennings Bryan
Already there is alarm in the Re
publican camp and Shermans rec
ord in Congress is being attacked
both in New York nnd in other
States N B Scott of West VIrgInia
who has served twelve years as Na
tional Committeeman from that
State has signified his intention of
withdrawing nnd gives as a reason
I have been through three success
ful campaigns and I do not want to
have my record broke-
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Mackin Council Shows Its
Gratitude for Past
favors
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The beautiful grounds nnd hand 1jXGrund
Master ol the Ulster
Will Undoubtedly Be the
Candidates mad Veterans Will
Orange Grand Lodge awl
Leveler of the Demoeratie
One of the most brilliant of the
Attend Ilijrh Mass Before
Springfield Ky looked more beautiweddings
June
which
shut
wits
made
Cooption
Hosts
ful than ever Tuesday of last week
Initiation
Miss Mary C Meagher Mrs John A
on the occasion of the eightysixth
Duffy The ceremony was solemnized
annual commencement exercises of
by the Rev Father Eugene V Flood
that institution The grounds cor
St Louis Bertrands church
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throwing thjj hammer 100 yard
nning hop step and
dash and n
jump contest Anyone desIring to
ntests should make
enter the e
their wishes kB wn either to Capt
Thomas Dolan 9127 Portland avenue
or to John J Harry at the office
of the Kentucky Irish American
When the moon crosses between the
sun and the earth the sun rays are
overshadowed for a brief period but
the sun keeps on shining just the
same Tust so will it be with the
The field day
Hibernian outing
events will eclipse for a time the
other attractions but will by no
means interfere with them An ex
cellent band in the dancing pavilion
will furnish ryllimic measures for
nil who like to trip the light fan
rustic during the afternoon and
Besides there will be an
evening
additional attraction in the wayof
chariot races after the manner of
the ancient Greeks and Romans
At night there will be a magnificent
display of fireworks to add zest and
enthusiasm to tthe days festivities
County President Murphy and his
colleagues and committees from the
four divisions Ihave worked hard to
make the day a success and the
price of admission ten cents ought
to put it In the power of almost
everybody In the IKallis Cities to take
The divisions from
In the outing
jeffersonville and New Albany are
coming across the river in force
and the four local divisions have of
VICTIM OF SAn ERROR
fered incentives to members to in
indi
crease the sale of tickets The
Unusually pathetic were the cIrcations are that the Fourth of July cumstances surrounding the death
day for
1908 will be an eventful
of little Ethel May Sanders at her
Louisville Hibernians
home 2215 Griffiths avenue on Sat ¬
urday of last week The little girl
FILLED HALL
received her first holy communion on
the previous Sunday and before mass
was over she fainted Upon reaching
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her
Witnessed
the moment
Great Crowd
of excitement gave her a
Closing of Collegespoonful of carbolic acid mistaking
it for medicine The mistake was
Year
not discovered in time Physicians
and friends did all possible to
the childs sufferings but
The large hall a St Xaviers Col alleviate
and Broadway was she succumbed to death on Saturdayof
lege Second
deceased was the daughter
filled to overflowing Monday night The
and Mrs II G Sanders and was
when the college department hold Mr
took
Not twelve years old Time funeral Monits commencement exercises
from St Cecilias church
content with what they saw nnd placemorning
hoard Friday night many of tho day
parents and friends of pupils re ¬
WIOKIIAM EXONERATED
turned Monday evening to hear tho
final bout in the oratorical contest
Con Wickhnm was entirely
It was an Officer from
None were disappointed
criticism in the Police
entertainment to be proud of nnd removed
Court last Monday when arraigned
for the Wiling of Luther Norwood
o
was proven beyond a doubt that
and painstaking in educating the It
Norwood had sought trouble with
Catholic youths of this city
Officer Wlckham and that the latter
Robert T Barry who was also the only
fired in selfdefense and after
A
won
the
Frank
valedictorian
Qeher medal in the oratorical con he had been nssnulted and knocked
Wicklunn has been on the
test Before saying farewell to his down
police force for a number
classmates and teachers Mr Barry Louisville
and has a splendid record
SelfMade of years
delivered an oration on
He handled his subject in a for peace and sobriety
Hen
masterful manner his enunciation
IIONOU FOR TARPEY
and his gestures wern
graceful The judges of the contest
awarded him tho prize but they had
Thomas W Tarpey a lending Hi
a hard time in picking the winner bernian and member of the Knights
lDlIIChlLn aggregation of young of Columbus was honored this week
torator
by being placed on the committee
After delivering his saluatory ad of resolutions at the national condress Charles 11 Oaupin spoke on vention of the Travelers Protective
Ibe Poet Priest of the South The- Association at Milwaukee The Ken
Otherspealers and their subjects tacky delegation was united on every
were John F Sullivan Centennial proposition offered and the election
tfone1 Woodson P Lee Religion of Mr Tarpey as the States repre
The sentative on such an important coon
end Science1 Joseph M Band
Powelrof the C tholip Tress J Henry mlttee is a tribute to TouliiviUe as
Curiifh Hoerlz
Christian nomoc well as the man>
the jubilee year and then contra
dicts it by saying the Pope can St
the date nay time earlier he sec
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The election of delegates to the
Grand Council of the Y M I was
the feature of paramount interest
at the meeting of Mackin Council
Tuesday night Tile attendance was
fair considering the warm weather
and the following delegates were
chosen President Robert T Burke
Thomas D ClInes Frank Lunahan
John T Kenny and Supreme Direc
tor James T Shelley Each of these
gentlemen have worked long and
earnestly in the interest of the council and the order and will ably rep
resent Mackin at the coming State
while they will assemble to
messy
Among the other field day events
will be egg races for girls potato
races for boys putting the shot
race for boys under twelve years
and one for girls of the same age
of
Brought Many Visitors to
St Catherines Acad
emys Exercises
PRICE FIVE
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Will
July 4
JUNE 27 1908
and favorably known In this city He
was for several years in the service
of the Louisville Hotel and later
Superintendent of the dining car
service for the Louisville
Nashville
Railroad Company
His old friends
in Louisville will be pleased to learn
Can that Mr McNallys health has unproved wonderfully since he went
to Pensacola
Deppen
EAItNEsrJrOIUfEUS
County Board and the Various
Divisions Will Celebrate
GRAND
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Certain States
the Countrys
Policy
SATURDAY
alive with CATHOLICS
LOSE
OUT
AGAIN
pupils parents members of till
alumni and the sweet voiced Sisters
of St Dominic
The exercises did not begin until
question of political as well
the visitors from Louisville and other asThe
religious tolerance is still rife InI
way points arrived between 9 and
tho North of Ireland Apropos of
this feature of Irish politics the
of the Dundalk Democrat in
for more
Tiresome essTs were editor
latest cditorW remarks
avoided arid in theiritcad vocal and his Time
meetings
the Monaghan
Instrumental solos and choruses
justlong
Ingl1Ule
terspersed with the other numbers
were selections by the academy or
chestra The orchstrn was composed
of violins violincellos JoIns mandolins
trombone cornets harp
drum nnd piano The musicians were
Mises Piety anti Marie Barber Mary
Byors
Marie
Bcinkampen Luella
Bannon Helen Jones Knthcrine New ¬
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and a
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personally
That
Unionist
Mrs Sabina Duffy died at the
home of her sister Mrs Thomas K serving of the compliment paid him
Nationalist Chairman and
limes 1910 West Madison street by the of
we
County
Monaghan
Tuesday evening und the remains Council
reason to believe
And
were sent to Indian a olls for inter- have every
fnrfl proof of National tflleranceYve
ment
need not go further than this coMr and Mrs John Davern of 2411 option of the exGrand a Master of
body of
Magazine street have the sympathy the Orange Order by
Nationalists and Catholics
of many friends on account of time Ulster
now to County Armagh On
death of their infant daughter theTurn
County Council there are but
Margaret last Monday The little one eight
Nationalists to twentytwo
was only ten months old but had
wound her baby tendrils around the Unionists though very nearly half
the population of the county is Cath
hearts of her sorrowing parents
olic At the annual meeting of the
eight Nationalists
Edward T Dalton the fourteen County Council the
suggested that one of the cooptions
should be given to their party and
West Chestnut street last Wednes- put forward the name ofby Mr Me
a small
day The little fellow was bright Garvey who was defeated
Mr
and intelligent for his years Dread majority in Newtownhamilton
Mr Mc
tuberculosis was responsible for his E Nugent who proposed
was able to point to the ex
death The funeral took place from Garvey given
by the Newry No 2
St Charles Borromeo church yester- ample
of which lie is Chair
Council
Rural
day morning
a landlord
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Mrs JosephIne Xnliner sixtyfour
years old died at the home of her
daughter Mrs William Bosler 1047
Everett avenue Monday night Her
husband L F Zahner manager of
the Vogel Shoe Company her daugh
ter Mrs Bosler and one son Jo
seph Zahner
survive to mourn
her death Tho funeral took place
from St Marys church on Wednesday morning and was largely attended Mrs Zahner Was one of the
best known GermanAmerican ladles
In Louisville and was held in high
esteem by a large circle of friends
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ident of this city died in Cincinnati
last Friday He had been ill of pneu
monia and out Thursday his brother
Hugh Lawler and his nephew Capt
Thomas Fitzgibbons visited him in
Cincinnati
He was considered much
improved and his relatives returned
to Louisville
They had hardly
reached the city when the telegram
announcing Mr Lowlers death was
received
The remains were brought
to Louisville and reposed at the
home of Mrs Rose Lawler a sister
inlaw 1217 West Jefferson street
until the funeral took place from
St Patricks church Sunday after
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funeral of Christopher OCon
nor who died at the home of his sis
ter Mrs Thomas B Leahy 1910
Floyd street Thursday afternoon of
last week took place from St Johns
church Saturday morning The deceased had been suffering from a
complication of diseases for several
weeks and his death was not unex
pected Mr OConnor was fortytwo
years old and was a son of the late
William OConnor who at one time
represented the Fourth ward in the
lieneral Council Chris OConnor ns
he was best known was for many
years an employe of the City En
gineers office was a competent en
gineer anti well lilted Four sisters
survive him Mrs Thomas B Leahy
Miss Marcella OConnor and Mrs
Charles McGnire of Louisville and
Mrs Daniel McCarthy of Sandusky
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a Unionist Vice Chairman But did
this example of Nationalist toler ¬
ance move the Unionist bigots of
Armagh County Council to do like ¬
No one Unionist only voted
wise
with the Nationalists for Mr Mc
Garvey and so the overwhelming
Unionist majority on the Council
was further added to
We do not refer to this for the
of deterring
Nationalists
bodes from exhibiting tolerance in
such matters but we say that if
there is to be tolerance it must be
allround tolerance We must have
tolerance shown to the Catholic
minorities in Ulster and then we
will exhibit a like spirit to the scat ¬
tered Unionists in Nationalist dis
tricts and agree to bury the hatchet
A treaty to which only one party
Subscribes Is not at all likely to
promote peace or concord
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LIMERICK GALLANTS
ECLIPSE TOMORROW
Like gallant gentlemen the mem- ¬
bers of Division 4 held a very brief
session this week In order that
all might attend the outing given by
the Ladies Auxiliary A 0 II at
the White City on Monday night
President John Hennessy hustled
John
through the routine affairs
Flynn Charles Callahan anti John
Mangan were reported on the Rick
list and applications were received
from Patrick Howard Edward nor
mat and James Connelly Several
members signified their intention of
attending the national convention nt
At the
Indianapolis next mouth
close of the meeting the majority of
those present went to the Ladies
Auxiliary outing-
Telesopes and Smoked
Glass Will Be In
Demand
Astronomers all over the world are
Interested in the eclipse of the sun
which will take place tomorrow It
will be almost but not quite a total
eclipse of the suns rays The moon
will cross the path of the sun and
for nearly three hours the planet
we live on will present an appearance
of twilight This natural phenomenon
will lie visible In greater or lesser
degrees over all the United States
Canada Central and South America
Europe and Africa
Scientists familiar with astronomy
assert that a similar eclipse may
not occur within the next hundred
years The planets Mercury Venus
Mars Neptune nnd Jupiter will be
visible during part of the eclipse to
morrow and people provided with
telescopes will be anxious in their
Search of the heavens for the star
Arcturus which unless it belles Its
reputation is movjng toward Louisville nnd other points on this planet
at the rate of 300000 miles each sec-
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INCREASES
Interest in the membership of
Chickasaw Council Y M 1 at Mem
phis is increasing and at the latest
meeting ten new members were in ¬
itiated and thirty applications were
received In the contest are three
teams with a captain and twenty
men for each The contest will close
on the first Monday of July when
the now and old members will sk
down to a Dutch lunch
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CONTRADICTORY
OAULEORAMS
PAUIS
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POLISH PRIEST
Succeeds Bishop Muldoon
as Chicagos Auxiliary
Prelate
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It now seems practically certain
that the Right Rev Peter J Mill
Bonn will be the first Bishop of the
Last
new diocese of Rockford Ill
week Monsignor FalconUtl the Papal
Delegate received a communication
from Home announcing the appoint ¬
ment of the llev Father I C Rhode
to succeed Itishop Muldoon ns Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago Although
the document mado no mention jjf
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appointment
Bishop Muldoons
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head of time new See it Iis
believed that his appointment wil i
soon be made known
Father llhode is a native of Polaild
and is highly esteemed in Chicago
by people of all races ilk selection
rB Auxiliary Lihop is expected to do <
much to heal old sores growing out
of the former Slavic troubles
Father Rhode is well known In
Washington also and the utmost
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ANNUAL CONVENTION
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The people of St Pauls
The Knights of St John a Cath ¬
Jackson ami Kentucky streets are olic military benevolent and fra
preparing To celebrate July t with n ternal insurance organization lucid
picnic at Phoenix Hill Park
Rev its twentyeighth annual conventiou
Father Thomas A York JK n hurl at Rending Pathls cck1ot I M
worker anti his people always show
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t utmost jo show tie vJSi
whenever St Pauls has an cinter did its
delegates a goo tlnjC4
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The latest cablegram front Rome
concerning the Vatican is very
ambiguous not to say contradictory
In ono and the sonic breath the correspondent announces that the next
Papal Consistory will not bo li slrt
until December ag a fittlngfclose to
preCommandcry
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night The entire chorus as well as
the principals who took part in time
en
A Mile From Town
operetta
joyed the fete The menu was con
ducted in accordance with Manager
Shaughnessys best style and the
music was declared to be the best
ever by the young folks who took
part in the terpsichorean festivitiesI
Messrs diaries S Itaidy Tames T
Shelley Louis T Kiefer and Thomas
D dines constituted the committee
that had the affair in charge and
none of the Choral Club were disappointed with the arrangements
The young mon and women who Ohio
compose time club gave their time anti
ROAD TO RECOVERY
talent for Mackin Councils benefit
and that progressive bodyof young
op
Catholic gentlemen tool an early
a popular
Joseph C Kirchdorfer
portunity of showing its gratitude
member of Trinity Council is a very
uuxirfuH parent these days Two of
his sons Joseph Jr aged twelve
JOINED HER HUSBAND
years omit Raymond eight years
Mrs Edward J McNnlly fcml little old were operated on at
daughter have joined Mr McNnlly thonys Hospital for appendicitis
whq is now general jnanager of the during the week and are now resting
and as comfortably eta possible under the
> s < loa Club the wealthiest
most exclusive social organization in circumstances
ft is believed that
Pensacola Fla Mr McNally is well both children are > ut of danger
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by different people
in this
country
We Nationalists are con ¬
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of tolerance and one of the chem
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TOASTERS
Everything is in readiness for the
establishment of the new council
of the Knights of Columbus at Jet
fersonvillo tomorrow afternoon In
fact it will be Knights of Columbifn
day in that city and front morning
valleyAfter
the solemnization of time until nearly midnight there will be
matrimonial rite n solemn high something eventful nil the time
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nuptial mass was celebrated with class of fortyseven candidates are
Father Flood us celeorant Father to be initiated Into the mysteries of
Dunn deacon tend Father Kcrnan
subdeacon
The music under the di
rection of Prof Hcmmcrsbuch was festivities will close with a banquet
rendered by a splendid choir of to nun and old Knights at 8 oclock
mule and female voices Time sanc- in the evening
tuary was tastefully ornamented for
A
committee of Jefftrsonville
the occasion
gentleiniMi who already belong to
After the ceremonies at the church Louisville Council have been work- ¬
the bridal party repaired to the Ing for months In organizing tho new
home of the brides parents Mr and council In our sister city and in
Mrs Denis Meagher 1441 Seventh preparing for the big events of to
street where an elegant breakfast morrow These gentlemen feel tint
was served
About noon Mr nnd they have every detail arranged now
Mrs Duffy left on an extended trip amid are only waiting for the hour
through the East They will be at tomorrow when the hosts begin to
home to their friends at 1112 Brook gather
At
oclock the cumuli
street after July 10
dates and visiting Knights will asThe bride is a charming woman semble at Elks Hall on Spring
nut has been much admired in local street Fifteen minutes later they
Catholic society circles Mr Duffy will march in procession to St
is associated with his father M J Augustines church where till Rilv
Duffy in the plumbing business The
OConnell wil celebrate high
DomInican church was crowded with Father
The sermon will be preached
mass
friends nil relatives of the contract by the Rev Father Walter rosin of
ing parties
Rushvllle Ind Father OConnell has
requested his parishioners to attend
an earlier mass tomorrow so that
ALUJINAL MEETING
the Knights may find plenty of
room nt the late mass At the close
the mass the Knights will join
Former Pupils Gathered in of
singing the 1e Deiun
Candidates and Knights will uM
Annual Reunion
assemble at Elks Hall at ItO i
Last Week
in the afternoon nut at 2 oYj
Louisvlllp Councils degree A
conferjhefirst
und seconil >
Fifty of the framer pupils of the The Evansvllle Council
degree tear
Academy of St Catherine of Sienna will then take hold and exemplify
visited their alma neater last week the third degree The degree work
to attend the annum commencement will occupy several hours and willexercises and tb take part in the Ie completed shortly before the ban
alumnae exercises which followed quet
Hall at s
opens at Spleths
on Tuesday evening Some of the
An elaborate Spread has
alumnae even remained throughout oclock
been arranged and James E Burke
the week nnd others still have re one
popular
throughout the present Knightsof willJeffersonvllles
mained
act as toastmaster The
week It was a happy homecoming speakers will be lIon Edward J Me
for these old pupils and they made
and Judge Mutt ODoherty
much of the good Mother Superior Dermott
and the Rev Father
Louisville
of
and the other nuns Of course the Walter Cronin of Rushvllle Ind
whiterobed daughters of St DomAfter the cigars have been lighted
Inic smothered thp visitors with
Burke will call on tho
kindness The whole affair was n Toastmaster
of time evening to respond to
happy reunion for former pupils and orators
Duty of the
the following toasts
teachersThe
Ron IEdward J McDermott
was elegant in every Hour
Judge Molt
Catholic Citizenship
respect and as one of the alumnae ODolierty
the Order
expresses it the decorations of the Rev Walter J Goodof
Cronin The menu fur
refectory and tables the service the banquet as arranged
is
exceptionally
were
menu
and
Spring Chicken on Toast
Mirth gave additional
luxurious
Cold Sliced Ham
appetite and until the finish of the Veal Roast anti Dressing Ox Tongue
feast sallies of wit flashed across
Sweetbread Patties Salmon Salad
the tables Later came the toasts
Roman Punch
so aptly selected by Mrs iMrreH New Potatoes in Cream
New Pens
and the
Hyatt the toastmistress
Tomatoes in Mnyonaise Radishes
genial and heartfelt responses the
Celery
Indian Biscuits
whole concluding with the singing
Vienna Rolls
In chorus of Auld Lang Sync
Edam and Swiss Cheese
At 2 oclock in the afternoon the
Bent Biscuits
a
business
held
alumnae society
Ice Tea
Coffee
Milk
meeting and elected officers for Brick Cream
Assorted Cakes
an
the year 100809 In the evening
Cigars
entertainment was given at which
Salted Nuts
Chocolates
Fruits
the Rev Father William Dunn O P
which has worked
committee
The
Bertrands Convent so hard to establish the new council
of St Louis
this city delivered tho principal ad- ¬ is made up of Messrs August Thro
dress Father Dunn is one of the Raymond Stanton James E Burke
most eloquent men in the Dominican John E Coll Joseph C Fackler
order and his address made a great Bernard A Coll Thomas Mullen J
Impression on all present
C Thlckstun and James Marriv
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RECENT DEATHS
THE
MeagherWill
stood
npp1uultAfter
AND
bride wore an empire gown of white
stile trimmed with liberty satin
a
tulle veil caught with lillle of the
valley and carried a bouquet of
orange blossoms
and lilliesoftlie
Government the minority would not
only be outvoted and ignored but
would
be crashed out altogether As
man Nellie McGill Sadie Parrot
Ill answer to this argument we are
Margaret Davis Mary Curran Cor frequently
called on to give proof
inne Mahoncy Helen Baker Nellie of our tolerance
Union
McAuliffe
Julia GoodIn Geneva ists to represent byelecting
Nationalist con
Sullivan Allle Prather and Louise
stituencies and in local elections we
Barber
do so to confound time
Time Christians
Under Trajan occasionally
But how about Unionist
was the title of the drama rind de ¬ enemy
picted a little story of early Chris toleranceAt annual meeting of the
tian times The actors were Misses Monnghnn County Council the NaLouise Gill Emily Talhott
Piety tionalist Chairman Mr Toni proBarber Helen Jones Gladys Ran posed
the cooption of Lord Ross
dall and Marie Barber Every num more and
the motion was unani- ¬
ber on the programme was pleasing mously adopted
by a Council ex
clusively Catholic We dont know ex ¬
what Lord Jossmores pres
exercises closed with the vocal actly political
We know
views are
chorus Ave Maria by the senior ent
he has with maturer years abated a
vocalIIclnss
noonThe
As a slight token of appreciation
Mackin Council entertained the mem ¬
bers of its Choral Club with a dinner
and dance at the Gait House from
proide
at 8 oclock Wednesday morning The TOASTS
only attendants were the ushers
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