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Kentucky Irish American: n. Saturday, December 10, 1904.
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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 1 QNTUCKY IRISH AMERIO NI MHMMMHHMH MMHt H H C T DBARINO President H C SHANKS rII i C T DEARINQ PRINTING CO Incorporated PRINTING BINDING AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURING Climb Phone Main I50SA SBGO THIRD SXRISEJ T It M MMHHMM MMMMMH tM MH SHE IS CRYING Because She Wanted to Go With Her Mamma to i CHICAGOI IONTHE e t I ttsslne mIWII1 In an ELEGANT PAKLOR DINING CAR E H BACON District Passenger Agent Louisville Ky PRANK J REED General Passenger Agent C H ROCKWELL Traffic Manager W H McDOEL Prmidi and General Manager P FRflNK FEHR INCORPORATKI3 BREWING 60 I Brewers and BottlersLOUISVILLE KY KATIE AGNES SMITH Formerly of Gran W Smiths Sons LADY EMBALMER Washing and dressing ladies and chil dren a specialty Elegant shrouds made to order at reasonable prices All calls answered promptly day or night Home phone 1677 Office 652 Fifth Street Both Phones 1180 Established 1863 JOHN 8RIRATTERMAN I Successor to Mrs George RUeD FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER occasionsAllcallspromptly t 1119 W MARKET ST P T ARCHER Out Door and Flash Light- Photography Horne Phone 5709 Room 44 Courier Journal Building I PETER M ANDRIOT SUNS WAGON MANUFACTURERS Carriage Repairing and Rubber Tires 205 end 207 WEST OREFN ST AUGUST JOHN OETKEN BROS tl NEW GROCERY NNININIIiNINNNNIIIN Sixth and Kentucky Sts Fresh Meats Vegetables Fruits and a full line of Fine Groceries GIVE US A TRIAL DJU- NBtBt 6 ril- WhiSNg BOTTLED BY HENRY C LAUER 407 Eats JfHirten Strut TELEPHONE uMOj r u d IF YOUEXPECT TO NEEDIA PIANO IN THE NEXTIYEAR IT WILL BE THE HEIGHT OF EXTRAVAGANCENOT NOWOUR I LOWER THAN THEY HAVE I BEEN BEFORE IN MANY YEARN WE MANUFACTUREl J l BOTH PIANOS AND ORGANS AND CAN SAVE YOU ONE PROFITIWILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE EASY TERMS 00rDr1 529531 FOURTH AYE BALDWIN ELLINGTON VALLEY GEM HOWARD and HAMILTON PIANOS SOMETHING NEW Variable Tours to Florida Via Southern RailwayU And Queen Crescent Route GO ONE WAY RETURN ANOTHER Winter tourist tickets gocd going via Asheville through the land of the sky and beautiful sapphire country and returning via Atlanta and Chattanooga or vice versa are now on sale at low rates The Florida Limited solid train of finest Pullman drawing room sleepers and vestibuled coaches with dining car service en route leaves Cincinnatievery morning via Queen Crescent route running through without change to Jacksonville via Chattanooga Southern railway The Chicago and Florida special beginning January 9j consisting of elegant drawing room sleepers observation cars etc will leave Cincinnati every evening except Sunday running through solid to St Augustine via Chattanooga Southern railway with dining car service enrouteThrough Pullman sleepers to Jackson ville from Cincinnati every evening via Knoxville Asheville and Savannah From Louisville connection with all of the above trains is made at Lexington by trains of Southern railway For Land of the Sky book Winter Homes folder rates schedules or other informa tion address G D Allen A G P A Southern railway St Louis C H Hun geford D P A Southern railway Louis vile W C Rincarson G P A Q C route Cincinnati i Never allow meats to boil while they boilingInIpiece of meat ever sold Let the water simmer gently keeping the pot on the back of the range i n I W = w lr I BR UNNS JEWELRYy STOREH nil It ItThe Great Christmas Headquarters for J jj- fl j Diamonds Jewelry Watches Clocks Sterling II IIISliveri fl and Silver Plated Ware II I U EnameledU j tm Ladies Gold Inlaid mtvVatches 400 mt Ladies Handsome Hunting UU Case Silver Watches 375 most extensive line of nm IilIilThe n Rings from 5 to 50 1lI1 of and are to and of m His Good Deeds Praised by Old Pete the Guide After a keen days fishing and a meal that tended to loosen the most taciturn Pete the Guide was induced to talk about the priest who had a mis sion on one of the northern lakes along what is known as the inland route from to Petoskey Heres a letter said Pete that one of you can read out loud Just call him Father Maloney instead of the name that is writ there fur hes a man that wanted no as is the case with most that live away from the dust heat and wickedness of the big cities This is the letter addressed to the guide as Dear Pete iiI How is my friend Father Maloney I never met a man whom I enjoyed more for he had iron in his blood and had the rare faculty of being a Christian gentle man as well as a boon who attracted you by his virile character and clean vigorous life that kept in check the wayward impulses of a strong nature That little den where we spent so many pleasant evenings might have belonged in the hut of one of the fishermen of Gal lice for there were the cunning nets that the law then It night have also belonged to a modern lover of ang ling for there were the rods reels and files that he knew so well how to use of that carried you com pletely away from hesordid things of the outer world He had all the wit of his people and with it went culture t ing a rich a deep melodious voice disposed to poetry and songJJ peculiar to himself t that were all his own and of charity which entitles it to be first among the graces Ill never forget the day we went with him to whip the Maple for trout You have your physical merits Pete and I i size up better than the average but his features waving dark hair big dark eyes aflame with the lust of sportI physique that no cassock could hide the alertness of the athlete and the patience of the born fisherman made an that will last as long as does my memory Pete those who did not know Father Maloney will think me foolish but I always think of him as a river god or as the genius of the stretch of waters where his influence was greater than that of any other dozen men What has become of him and where could I reach him Thats just what I would give a sea sons earnings to know fur no one ever got a stronger grip on my likin I cant draw word pictures like the man who sent that letter from New York but iif there was ever a man in these parts every inch and every ounce a man Father Maloney was him Hedidnt know nothin bout fear and I guess he didnt need to fur no man was ever better fitted out to take care of himself I seen him jump from the high beach at island when the lake was a bollin swim out pick up a woman whose boat had capsized right the skiff throw her into iit and land her on the mainland run mighty near a mile to the hotel fur help and then llead the way back He would be out in the blackest storms bare his head and never blink at the ligbtnin o hunt shelter from the wind He said ir loved the elements and they was his friends He could tame the Indians mad with their firewater settle their disputes and look after their rights I remember once there was a gang of land sharks up here tryin to beat the In dians out of their houses aud lots and lit tie farms under the of a newr law that the crooks had put through andI about which the Indians knew nothin The rascals put up their signs forbiddin trespass and claimin title because this fool law had not been with and were just awaitin fur the time to go by when they could order the Indians off the of the country bein ahlnd them I was invited up to Father house when he invited them sharks tojconie and have a powwow with him the beet they was iii iaI i r 2 I 9 AND FOR Big of this seasons lines all and Dont miss a like this I for your I I I AND the cabin told them stories till they like to have splitted their sides give em rhymes that made the tears sneak down their cheeks and at last begin to talk fur the Indians He put up a argement that that there was no gettiu over or under or around He made them villians feel lik they was sheep killiu dogs but they wa Shylocks and they left tellin him that he better keep his nose outen their business Bright and early next mornin he was out tearin them signs down and me a trailih him he come on th three who was there to keep the and one of them leveled a revolver on him at the same time sayin things that was too scandalous to repeat Drop that says I pusbin out o the bush with my rifle at my shoulder and mud enough to fight a regiment Dont shoot laughs Father Maloney Yes sir he laughed and his laugh was like a music box Ive got most of the signs down and Ill finish in an hour Meantime one of them skunks sneaked up from the rear knowin that I wouldnt dare shoot for fear of hittlu the priest But the feller cant live long enough to make a bigger mistake It was a twist a turn a mighty heave and that feller wasI out in yelpin fur help Another of em rushed and Father Maloney hit him so hard that I honestly looked up expectin to see his head sail into a tree top The father was a goin some then and he dashed the third one agin a tree so hard that I wonder if he ever got his breath rightly again Then my friend sprang into the lake pulled the shark out by the hair and seemed to be lookin round fur a club till he sort of come to Then be told me how troubled he was to let his temper get the best of him But Pete I e tures where the famine too often stalked I must have an arm to swim and to bear a pike and its the divils own temper you get sometimes in Ireland Well sir them land thieves was a cur lot fur they cleared out leavin their signs down but writin Father Maloney that they would make him sweat fur interferin with their plans His laugh was more like the snort of a war horse and I knowed just how much chance tLey would have if he was tackled in the open I guess I got closer to him when I for not lendin a ham in bis statin as a reason that it was all over before I could get into the game He fished withme moren ever and two nights I went with him to sw the sick Real men get dower together when they are goin ail such a errand iin 0- ra r Handsome solid gold I Fine Hunting solid gold 1 Just line t i in Jewelry at 11 UU mepublic Louisville vicinity cordially invited mourvarious increased collections quality IS30W Market disposition Cheboygan notoriety hurleburly companion permitted oldIconversation learutimagination experience ideast thatbreadth patrician magnificent impression presiding Johnsons pervislons complied government Maloneys Hejglveiem JeBRUNN 18 20 2250 SUITS 15 showing broken styles fabrics chance Christmas s- uitLEWS THIRD MARKET Suddintly schem- good deepwater conferdently pase pologized scrimmage Ladies Open Ladies Watches FaceI Watches 700ur received large IIRSafesIIR Latest designs moderate prices lllspectungreatly reliable FATHER MAfcONEY thr un 530 W Market 1 = iIii tJ the dead of night Seemed to me I growed bigger and broader just settin silent with him Must have been this mental telegraphing or whatever you call it He used to get me to tell him war experiences and then hedwrite em fur me always workin in a piece of poetry that made me feel like I was the same as one of them old knights Ive got em yet In my trunk I should say not Them papers is in a bank and there is a will right in there with them tellin just what is to be done when I peg out Five years ago last spring there was a lot of fishermen up here and a pretty tough lot they was On my invite they went over one Sunday to hear Father Maloney preach in the little mission church While he was givin us a grand talkregular man to man talkIn comes three fellers that looked to me like they was dressed fur a hoss race or a dog fight moren fur church Three chairs for the gentlemen says the father interruptin his own services What does them wild fishermen do but jump to their feet and let out three rousin cheers a tiger bein added on fur good measure Father Maloney never turned a hair but thanked his audience at the same time given me a knowin wink I got the chairs and then set outI ahind the church laughin fit to bust Father Maloney did his laughin later on at the same time askin me to keep an theyIthem didnt seem to mix with the other people up here for the summer and lived ofICrooked river I was too busy to do moren watch them when they was around where I was and aside from the fact that they was too loud to please me there was nothin I could say against em One eveuin Father Maloney sent fur me and said he had found out that the strangers was counterfeiters with a plant under the cabin He bad rowed up there late the night afore and bad caught the pare placesthat even the boldest natives hereabouts never visited after bedtime Father Ma loney got away by takin a window sash with him and he talked about it bein peatlye hisegarments He said he had wrote the proper authorities and sent word to the Sheriff beftold me for its my business to help keep this parish just as clean as possible but I knowed his duly was his pleasure fur Ifa man ever loved a shindig in a good cause it was him Thats the last time I ever saw Father Maloney and Ive never got a word or intermalion as to what become of him I went over the next day and found him gone but his den looked just as if be had walked out of it expectln1 to come back I took a rifle the halfbreed who was helplu trie that season took another and we went to the counterfeiters cabin but it was in ashes and not a trail that we could pick up We hiked over to the In titan village and I learned that the land sharks bad not been there since Father Maloney interviewed them The sheriff knew nothin I wrote the bishop the hull story and his letter thankin me fur my interest said that the father was all right and doin his good work as he hud always done it I got to believe that but sometbiu queer happened or he would base writ me slue as sunrise Taint fur me to tell the church what to do but if it put that man in a city or set him a circalatin in the old world it was just the same as puttin a wild bird in a cage or tryin to make a fish live happy oaten water And I wont close without savin that his example up here will be dbin a good work so long as tbpres any left as knowed him ABSENCE CAUSES ALARM William Thomas twetitythree years old and a well known young man of New Albany left his home three weeks ago and since then nothing has been beard d from him His mother Mrs M Thomas who resides at East Eleventh and Elm streets is greatly worried over his con tinned absence and has dskedthe police toassist in finding him The young was of a happy disposition and no mauIII can be assigned for his disappearance P PABST BEER ALWAYS PURE Brewed from carefully selected barley and hopsnever permitted to leave the brewery until properly aged arazarHOxa ic3sa Louisville BranchFourteenth and Jefferson Sts DRINK Hofbrau Pilsen r Beer BREWED BY SENN ACKERMAN BRE2VING COlYIPA7YIN- OORPORATDTELEPHONE 4b2 XOUI VxrTXD Icy ASK FOR DIERSENrSCELEBRATED CREAM BEER Telephone 1137 ONE OF THE FINEST BEERS MADE JOHN F OERTELBUTCHERTOWN BREWERY CREAM COMMON BEER 1400140 Story Avenue Telephone 891 LOUISVILLE KY JOHN XZ gRAHw WALTERS Clay=Street Brewery 812 and 814 CLAY STREET Telephone aooa LOUISVILLE KY tFINE WINES AK K0L7AGIID j 345 West Green I LIQUORS Streetii CB THOMPSON F ORISTROSEBUDS A SPECIALTY FLORAL DESIGNS 682 Fourth Avenue 261 W Jefferson St Both Telephones 1050 All orders receive prompt attention and satisfaction guaranteed WHEN NEEDING A- CARRIAGETRY D1Residence J LUCEY i 50361standCarriage No8 LEO R BROWN 809 WEST CHESTNUT STREET Real Estate Agent List your property with me You will get Rood returns with small charges Buying and Selling of Property a Specialty Home Phone 3698 HERRMANN BROS IMPORTERS FINE WINES AND LIQUORS Distillers and Wholesale Dealers in Finest Brands of Ken tucky Whiskies especially PEARL OF NELSON BOTTLED IN BOND Telepbone 1948 234 Sixth Street WINES LIQUORS CIGARS VALS SALOONVAL Hot Lunch every morning from 930 to 1230 oclock X42 r GREEN SiT BIG FOUR THE BEST LINE T- OIndianapolis Peoria Chicago AND AU POINTS IN INDIANA and MICHIGAN Clevelandd Buffalo New York BostonA- ND ALL POINTS EAST Information cheerfully furnished on to tourS J Gates Genl Agent Passenger Attt sville Ky cc HE PUT HIS FOOT IN IT every time he opened his mouth to try ta convince our patrons that there wsa a better place to order wall plaster tkau here Give us a trial order and youll see the reaso- nKentucky Wall Plaster Co Incorporated TELEPHONE 2267 Brook and River Louisville Sye MANHATTANRESTAURANT OTTO E VENT Proprietor Good Square Meal For 20 Ceifs OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 504 WJ fferson Street HOLLn PILE CURE Cures any and all kinds of piles Care guaranteed or money refunded Mail yourdruggistBros 2324 W Walnut St Louisville Ky GO TO- PioneerBottlingHoose FOR nSTRAIGHT WHISKIES- BIG rr JUG AT DOOR j P JDAJXTT 913 WEST BROADWAY near Union Slab Spend a Merry Christmas WITH THE OLD FOLKS LOW RATES With Long Limit Via Bio Four Route On December 21 25 26 and 31 Utfalso January 1 and 2 1005 tickets wttt be on sale between all local points on tieBig Four Route Cincinnati Northern R R and D UR oR also to M points on connecting lines in Central fPassenger Association territory Tkfccte incIliatJanuaryand particulars as to rates tickets liarltti etc call on Agents Big Four Roomy jLynch r cinnati S J Gates Genl Agt Locir ville r Hi t 0- f FQNTUOKY IRI5H AMERICAN THE BIG STOREIs overflowing with many new attractions for the coming Holidays When shopping dont overlook the Specials offered in MENS SUITS r 5 to 25 MENS OVERCOATS 5 to 25 BOYS SUITS 5 to 15 CHILDRENS SUITS 150 to 750 CHILDRENS OVERCOATS 2 to 750 BOYS OVERCOATS 5 to 15 HOLIDAY FURNISHINGS FOR MEN BOYS AND CHILDREN t Visit the new departmentTrunks Suit Cases and Bags I 1J2M gONIpRE 424 to 434 West Market St Fourth and Filth 11tl w 1111111lJIBU11ww PRACTICAL w- w= FOR M GIFT GIVINGH CARPET SWEEPERS the best 250 M HAXMINSTER w RUGS best for 198 = gLACE CURTAINS per pair 225 = HPORTIERES per pair 375 gPICTURES extra fine 350 = == Immense Assortments in Every Line = wa IHUBBUCH BROS I H 524 526 528 WEST MARKET STREET = zzammmmiiiiimi awamwwmimil l mtmmmmmmu n t t M t tHHt MMMMt t t t + t t t t t + t t t t t t t t t t i+ nOW to Get a Doll Free Any day from now until Christmas bring 100 labels from MOTHERS BREAD to Wbite sides Bakery Fourteenth and Maple Sts and get a beautiful doll Already we have given away 200 but we have many left to delight the hearts of the little ones These dolls are not cheap affairs but are perfectly made and will be useful for Christmas giftsiFor Goodness Sake IIIIII Come EariIJ I 1 THE IN Three For 50c I Fresh roasted delivered hot from my roaster to fragrancelost j GOOD TEA 460 A MULLOY J jUePhoneIJ2Jj1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1DANIEL THOMAS 11DoUgli6rtU K66nan- UNDERTAKERS i j 1225 West Market Street Bet Twelfth and Thirteenth I BOTH TlgL4HPRO1K14iA3 1S24O All Galls Promptly Attended to Day or Night for All OccasionsII D Dougherty Home Telephone 2915 J 1tC y ToJ Stationers Printers Binders BooKsellers IHHIIIH BEST COFFEE BARGAIN TOWN Pounds POUND DOUGHERTY CHAM CCAMPBELL Veterinary Infirmary and Horse Shoeing Forge Sliillfi ani Practical Horse Shoeing Horses called for and delivered Canine and Feline practice a specialty between for the dressed COFFEE KEENAN J T Gbawk M D 0 near PHONES ssoo J D Campbell OFFICE INFIRMARY AND SHOEING FORGE 1007 AND 1009 W BROADWAY 1tbefBrable R lUb rt Company I N CO O MATED RtprwtitattoM of the Hammond typewriter for Kentucky typewriter Supplies Ribbons etc for all machines ermrs ROASTER Carriages Furnished Blank Book and Paper Box- manutactnrers I Cor ftblro nub Breen too XoulsviUe its tT196 wMl SPBNCER Bxfwrt eeeeaataatEducates Young PeopleF- or I Bu6InaI Good Employment and SocceMO CAU on WRITS ron ruit INFORMATION r st- Uden tlIIM MAM RtK71e Alsr Business Colleget1ilMMii LO111S IIEIY- L t- 1 rG 1fII n- 1J BACON SONS I FINE TOILET SETSM- ake I useful and acceptable Christmas gifts Our assort ments are so large that a personal inspection is absolutely necessary to appreciate how little a handsomely painted orI silvertrimmed set will cost Toilet Set porcelain hand painted back mirror French I SepcombI Quadruple plated Toilet Set consisting of mirror I 150they EBONY TOILETEbony Sets is French bevel glass back of comb and brush have artistic oxidized silver f 25setEbony Set back of French beveled mirror is embossed with oxidized figure comb and brush have I 75etteInfants Celluloid Toilet Sets consisting of fine brush fine comb and teething ring these are in color we also have the same sets in pink and blue C II price a set Dresden 450Iplated 75brushI SETS II I CELLULOID SETS FOR INFANTS I softII priced I CHRISTMAS IThe habitual of Perfumery only usually prefer delicate odors have them and plenty Lcj for a mild and sweet aroma I1 I OcoI IAbox containing these four popular odors Lily of o 25CpntI o o 35Ccruetjo Ounce bottles of Perfume put up in handmade CfC Japanese any odor of the popular sort uU BIKERS PERFUMES 0 toilet requisites being demonstrated finest cosmetics toilet extends interesting holiday shoppers Rikers Perfume always 0of price choice prepared manufacturer iInstructive amusing prices 00 0INTERESTING Meeting Election Hibernian Ladies Auxiliary Wednesday night Ladies Auxil Ancient Order Hibernian a interesting meeting much business Importance transacted Callahan being appointed occupy Presidents chair applications Cooney Catherine Heffernan ladle being present they balloted admitted members Mary State President present bylaws a letter I thaIt Mary Cavanaugh occupies chair announced electiont officers order naming Misse Mary Foley Mary Corcoran When counter result declared follows PresidentMiss Sheridan t PresidentMiss Lizzie King Recording Secretary OCon nellFinancial SecretaryMiss Mamie vanTreasurerMiss Sweeney OConnell Sweeney complimented a unanimous present a chorus thanked Cavanaugb retiring President build during installa- tionI next meetin- gCENTENNIAL Baltimore Cathedral First Built United States Preparations being celebration July 7 dredth anniversary laying Baltimore Cathedral expected many distinguished ecclesiastics present second importance laying interest extend Rome present edifice Catbe a long cornerstone nothing bishop Marechal lottery which netted 76000 yielded 40000 menced actual construction Cathedral Tatter dedicated May especial pride Baltimoreans preliminary preparations centennial consist gilding dome which renovation interior elaborate occasion celebration Cardinal Gibbons seventytwo birthday Equal skimmed warmed remove specks varnishd woodwork furniture 1- C Porcelain Toilet mirror painted figures French glass trimmings brush comb mirror gnldplaited Quadruple Toilet 1 Toilet mirror mirror Toilet IIEbonv on Porcelain mirror Toilet comb brush mirror quadrupleplatedl silveri attractive paintingsi I i PERFUMERYIis among basket price A containing sachet bottle perfume and a 05Cforbottles Perfumes odors Verona Violet 50Cbasketj bottles Rikers perfume 25c 1 bottles Rikers perfume 50c 0 CELEBRATED are at our store Rikers reputation producing the beat and most healthful waters and perfumery as east as Maine and ES far t as California To A wake it l demonstrator willl sell i thatt sells JOJ more at an ounce At this you have of any that is by this which gives a 50Cithe only Toys Games and Books are and Seldom will find low associated with these books and by thc the iary of the of held large and at which of wa Miss Lily absent from the city Miss Mamie Kee nan was to the Vic The of Mrs Joe and Miss were read and the were for am as Miss Cor corau was am read the also from Mis Miss who the the off next in f and as tel lers the votes had been the was as Mary Vice Miss Ella I Rose Sulli Misses and were with vote and all in Miss the for her earnest work to up the auxil the past The will occur at the the in the are made for the on 1900 of the bun of the of the corner stone of the It is that will be and that the event prove in only to the of the corner stone itself and that may even to The was the first dral built in the United States For time after the bad been laid was done In 1817 Arch by means of a and by the sale of pews which more com the of the The l was 31 1821 and has ever since been a source of to The for the of the of the is now going on and the of the on an scale On the of the will be years old His will come in jUe same month parts of milk and water will fly from or I Set back of has haud bevel of and are set P Set back of mirror has an Sets for grown folks hand back of and are with an set low at I use not We just I box of bar 8 Two 34 oz of are 34 onuce sell for ounce sell for Qj Q9 And for far we Bg for for odor you best you will IRISH 3OCIETYD1RECTOR A O II- DIVISION 1 Meets on the Second and Fourth Tues day Evenings of Each Month TynanVice W Dougherty Recording SecretaryThomas Kee uan Jr- Financial Secretary Peter J Cusick 1911 Bank street- TreasurerThomas F Walsh- DIVISION 2 Meets on the First and Third Friday Evenings of Each Month President Con J Ford Vice PresidentJohn J Sullivan Recording Secretary Edward J Kei ranFinancial SecretaryJohn T Keaney 1335 Rogers street TreasurerOwen Keiran DIVISION 3 Meets on the First and Third Monday evenings of Each Month PresidentThomas Quinn Vice President Joseph Cooney Recording SecretaryPatrick Welsh Financial SecretaryWilliam Burns 807 Twentythird street TreasurerGeorge J Butler SergeantatArmsPat Begley DIVISION 4 Meets on the Second and Fourth Wednes day Evenings of Each Month PresidentJohn Hennessy Vice President Thomas Lynch Recording SecretaryThos Callahan Financial SecretaryJoe P McGinn 515 West Chestnut ReillyTreasurerJohn DIVISION 1 JEPFERSONVILLE Meets on the First and Third Tuesday- at Pfaus Hall County PresidentJohn Kenney County Vice President J B Murphy PresidentRobert GleasoneVice PresidentDaniel Gill Recording SecretaryJ G Cole Financial SecretaryThos OHern TreasurerMartin Gos- sSentinelAlphonso Constantine SergeantatArms Michael Noon Y 3WC I MACKIN COUNCIL 205 Meets Tuesday Evenings at Club House 530 Twentysixth Street ShelleyFirst P Shaugh neasy Second Vice PresidentFred Recording SecretaryFrank Adams Financial SecretaryDan Weber 2548 St Cecilia street- Corresponding SecretaryFrank P BurkeTreasurerFrank F Murphy Marshal George F Simonls Inside SentinelFrank Lanahan Outside Sentinel John Schaefer TRINITY COUNCIL 230 Meets Every Monday Evening at the Club House 718 East Gray Street President Eugene J Coonay First Vice President J L Cunniffe Second Vice PresidentJoseph F Bell Recording SecretaryEmil E Mouth Corresponding Secretary Arthur C Lauer Financial SecretaryRobert G Goe e1TreasurerWilliam N Gut Marshal M F Morris Inside SentinelJacob Pfalzer OutBtde S flttacl M P Ziegler I FIRST TO ELECT A Strong Hibernian Division Honors Young Men With Office Division 3 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians at a large and enthusiastic meeting Monday night set an exampl that others might well follow Tbi division is composed largely of energetic and progressive young men and iin recogniton of their numbers and work the older members some time ago mappe plans to show their appreciation lOUt culminated Monday night at the of officers Besides the usua business two applications were received and an able address was made by John Mulloy representing the Count Board of Directors His suggestions wer well received as was also that of Joe Cooney who urged the formation ofiiia Hibernian dramatic organization There is a splendid field here for one witl plenty of talent available and success would follow its start Much enthusi asm prevailed during the election which resulted in the choice of the following well known young men who will be in stalled at the first meeting in January President Patrick J Welsh Vice PresidentPatrick J Welch Recording Secretary John Morris Financial SecretaryPatrick King TreasurerD J Coleman SentinelPatrick Begley SergeantatArms John Riley Standing CommitteeJohn Karman Mike Francis Hugh Hourigan Joht Miller James Stephens The January meeting will be an inter esting one and it can be said in advance that Division 3 will have a pleasant surprise in store for every member of the order that attend- sDEFENDS THE CHURCH Anna Goulds Husband Count Castellanc Surprises His Critics Count Boni de Castellane the husband of Anna Gould has surprised the people of France by showing that he possesses oratorical gifts the existence of which no one had ever suspected says a Paris cable The little count whose only talent was supposed to consist of an un usual ability to spend his wifes millions has lately time and again attracted wide attention as an able defender of the Pope and the Vatican in the Chamber of pepu ties and shown himself to possess strong convictions which he has the courage to defend no matter how many or how powerful his antagonists His attacks upon the anticlerical and Socialistic members of the Chamber have repeatedly been so pointed and bitter that many had expected that be would have been chaU lenged to duels by men be had offended and those who know him well declare that should this happen the dapper little aristocrat will be ready to risk his life for his convictions Nails driven first into a bar of soap will ot split furniture or delicate woodwork t u u r CALLFORliMcKENNAI McRENNAWHISKY PUREII IT IS ALWAYS 1m H McKenna Distiller Fairfield Ky v J E TRACY L H STRAUB BOTH PHONES 363 TRACY STRAUB FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS crr STREETShort HHHH 11111 1 1 1 + t t t t tt tt t t t t t t t + t tt t tt t t t tt tt t t 1 BURN RENDER COALSpecially prepared for family use and for sale only by Central Coal Iron Co Incorporated Yards Brook and Washington and 151h and Delaware 216 FOURTH AVENUE BOTH PHONES ICStT t+4+t +t +t +t t t t + t t t t t t + t t t t t t t I jif j S TO SUIT EVERY TASTE f+ j Give us a call and inspect our line of goods They are the Sj- O finest of their kind in the city M iiBOOKS MAGAZINES AND RELIGIOUS ARTICLES if OF EVERY DESCRIPTION + 3bS3b TKT Jefferson Street GEHER SON 217 Market St near Second OUR GREAT SPECIALTY Stoves and Ranges MADE IN LOUISVILLE ioJ Best Assortment and the Lowest Prices In the City u It t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t ++ tJAMES 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