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Only line operating Free Reclining Chair Cars on all through trains to St LouisNos 41 and 44 are solid vestibuled trains composed of combination baggage andcoach tree reclining chair car Pullman observation parlor car and diner meals a la

through solid Louisville to St Louis Nos 45 and 40 are composedof vestibuled reclining chair cars seats free and Pullman sleepers City ticketoffice 230 Fourth Avenue Union Depot Seventh and Water Streets L J IrwinTicketGenlAgent A J Crone Ticket Agent Union Depot

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1904 11 good returning in sixty days10 good returning in fifteen days

Tickets will be on sale daily at the aboverates f1 coach excursion tickets onsale every Tuesday and Thursday inJuly August and September good re-turning seven days

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Contractor Joe Mackin has completedthe foundation forthenewgymnasion forSt Marys College He expects soon tobegin work on the foundation for thenew buildings to be erected by the Sistersof St Catherines

IMPROVED TRAIN SERVICE

Offered by the Henderson Route BetweenLouisville and St Louis

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tucky popular line the Hendersonroute will inaugurate a safe and fast dayservice between Lcuisville and St Louisin each direction and will improve thetime and equipment generally of alltrains between these points Three dailytrains will be operated in each directionon the following safe schedules betweenLouisville and St Louis

Leave Louisville 830 a m 9 p m and7 am arrive St Louis 616 pm 720a m and 616 p m

The equipment is brand new just fromthe shops of the most modern vestibulepattern and is as fine as on any train opcrating in or out of Kentucky The830 a m train through without changeof cars will be composed of Pullmanobservation parlor cars free recliningchair cars dining cars and high backseat passenger coaches The 9 p m trainthrough without change of cars will conslat of Pullman sleeping cars free re¬

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ville arriving at and departing from themagnificent new Union Station StLouis For any other information callupon E M Womack City PassengerAgent 230 Fourth avenue Louisville orF G Cnnningham Traveling PassengerAgent 206 North Broadway St Louis

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HIBERNIANSWhat They Have Been Doing

the Past WeekGeneral-News Notes

The Maryland State convention begin-ning August 11 and lasting three dayswill be held in Frostburg

Division 1 will meet Tuesday nightand a large attendance is looked for asseveral important questions will be up

discussionDivisionhold its regular meeting

Wednesday night when reports will beheard from different committees on im-

portant mattersA large attendance and much Interest

characterized the last meeting of Division1 of Memphis The same report comesfrom many other quarters of the South

The question of consolidating the di-

visions has not been received very favorably by a majority of the members theybelieving it to be to the orders best in-

terests to have rival divisionsLast Tuesday night Division 2 of Utica

N Y held a rousing meeting attendedby State and county officers returnedfrom the national convention Chiefamong the good things was the addressdelivered on Daniel OConnell by RevFather D J Moore the talented youngassistant of St Agnes church

Hibernians and Irishmen everywhereshould take to heart the following wiseresolution adopted at the national convention Believing firmly in its power-as an educative and moral force and realizing that a clean and independent presscan not serve its true purpose unless adequately and liberally sustained we recommendto the patronage of our membersthe Catholic papers and magazines andmore especially the National Hibernianwhich is the official organ of our order

The Hibernians are never lax in chantpioning the cause of the working peopleTheir attitude is fully expressed in thefollowing which was adopted by unanimous vote upon the recommendation ofthe Resolutions Committee We deprecate the uncalledfor and unwarrantedtreatment the lawabiding miners of Colorado are receiving and express theearnest hope that ere long the tightsguaranteed by the Constitution of theUnited States may be secured to then

There is nothing to be added to thefollowing declaration of the national con-

vention on the Irish question as it existstoday We hail with pleasure the evideuces of a regrowth of the independentselfreliant spirit once so marked char-acteristic of our ancient race We believeit heralds the dawn of a brighter era forthe frish people in the cradleland of therace We reaffirm our belief in and attachment to the undying principle ofIrish nationality and confidently hopethat Irish faith and endeavor may soonfind their reward and fruition in thereestablishment of an untrammeled Irishnation

Did any Catholic society ever give ut-

terance to nobler sentiments than thoseexpressed by the Hibernians in their lateconvention Read them and then answer

Bowing in humble submission to thedivine will we avail ourselves of thisopportunity to give expression to andenter upon the record of the proceedings-of this convention our keen appreciation-of the loss the Christian world has snstamed by the death of the late Pontiffieo XIII His great learning dear

judgment piety boundless charityand untiring energy in strivingfor the betterment of mankindmade him the striking character of histime and bound him by strongest ties toeyery member of the Christian familyWe renew our pledges of loyalty and obe-

dience to the teachings and mandates ofour Holy Mother Church As dutifulchildren we extend our heartfelt greet-ings to our Holy Father Pius X andpray that he nny be long lived to admininter to the wants of his numerous flock

MILLIONAIRES

The Millionaire Club recently organ-ized in the West End announces a selecthop next Tuesday evening at QSlraderHall Twentyeighth and Chestnut streetsA handsome club room will be openedsoon at Eighteenth and Market streetsby the members among whom are EdwrdI Mackey Floyd Cottner JohnOLeary Bud Slater John McGrath Ed-

ward Vetter Harry Ridgeway Robertildebrandt Louis Pucks Charles Slater

and Thomas Guntber Prof Tuell willfurnish the music for all their sodagatherings

VS SEMONINS

The Garrya will cross beta with thestrong Semoaln team tomorrow after-noon at Garry Park The G rrys havethe remarkable record of lodag but Cgame out of ninetaeuplayed this aeriesThe 9BC6essof the team iis dae in ag1at

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who is now considered the best pitcherIin the city league The Garrys are opento challenges from any team in the cityor State

TEBEAUS DEFENDER

One Reason For the Lack ofProper Local Base Ball

Management

The Kentucky Irish American has contended all along in its columns that themost noticeable feature of the local base-

ball situation was the able defense ofManager Tebeaus shortsighted management given by the daily sporting writersWalter Haldeman Pearce the ablesporting editor of the Times being achief satellite in this line His attackson Harry White tarry Quinlan andForest Wright have become disgustingto the fairminded base ball public theonly explanation plausible being that heis trying to curry favor with Tebeau Inthe case of Pitcher Wright and regarding the others his attacks only show thathis knowledge of the game and what constitutes a ball player is extremely limited

We confess our amazement when welearned through the Times columns ofWednesday that Pitcher Wright hadbeen receiving the magnificent sum of30 per month and can not understandwhy Wright should be so ungrateful toManager Tebeau as not to continueat less than the wages paid laborers otthe street Possibly if he had continuedto pitch winning ball he might havebeen raised to 35 at the end of theseason but not before

The Kentucky Irish American has noaxe to grind in this case but in behalf ofthe sport loving public it enters a protestagainst the niggardly management ofthe local club and at the same time sugBest that the Times give its aforesaidsporting writer Walter Haldeman Pearcea long and well deserved vacation

STPATRICKS PURGATORY

Annual Pilgrimage to a LonelySpot In the County-

Donegal

The pilgrimage to the top of themountain of Croagh Patrick is a greatand famous one but a still greater andfar more famous onethe greatest andmost famous in IrelandIs the pilgrim-age to St Patricks Purgatory Lougb-Dearg County Donegal In memory ofSt Patricks retirement to this lonelyspot for prayer and fasting a pilgrimage

a threedays oneIs annually observedby several thousands of people who comefrom various parts of England Irelandand Scotland and oftentimes fromAmerica and distant Australia Thepilgrimage to St Patricks Purgatory islonelyiins of Donegal The island is verysmall one might cast a stone clear overIt yet frequently there are severalhundreds of people on the island at onetime and day or night their orisonsnever cease This pilgrimage begins onthe first of June and winds up onAugust 15 and it is one of the most extraordinary and one of the most elevatelug scenes ever witnessed

SURPRISE fOR HUBBY

She was a young wife just marriedfrom boarding schoolone of the loveydovey orderand although highly edu-

cated didnt know beans from any othervegetable Hence this dialogue with the

cookNowSara what are we to have for

dinnerTheres two chickens to dress mamIll dress them the first thing Where

are their clothesGracious mam theyre in their feath-

ers yetiOh then serve them that way The

ancient Romans always cooked peacockswith their feathers on It will be a sur-

prise for hubbyIt will that mam If you want to

help you could be paring the turnipsOh how sweet Ill pair them two

and two in no time Why I had no ideacooking was so picturesque

ill think main that washing the cel-

ery is more in your lineAll right Sara Ill take it up to the

bath room and Ive some lovely Parissoap that will takeoff every speck

Thank you mam Would you mindtelling me the name of the asylum whereyou were eddicated I think Ill have toake some leseona there myself if we are

going to work together

The high crushed kid belts are the-beet for ordinary wer

The long flat potob in the frost of theblouse tfo nolougergoOdBtylej

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IRELANDRecord of the Most Important of

the Recent Events CulledFrom Exchanges

The Orangemen of the North are disorganized and breaking into factions

William Beatty a Letterkenny Constable ended his life by committing

suicideTheRev John Fay parish priest of

the united parishes of Coole and Danganis dead

John Dillon MP was one of thenoted personages who witnessed thesports at Kiltimagh

Among the many valuable gifts for theArmagh Cathedral is a costly gold chalicefrom the Holy Father Pius X

The sudden death announced at Newcastle County Down of Dr WilliamKeown a well known and clever oculist

His Grace the Archbishop of Dublinpresided at the solemn opening of Greystones new church Bishop Donnellypreached the sermon

At the Armagh assizes James Machettconvicted of administering tartar emeticpoison to his brotherinlaw in a cup oftea was sentenced to twelve months im

prisonmentWhilefrom Waterford to Tra

more the Rev George Sweetman ofDrumcannon suddenly fell off his wheeland was picked up dead Death is at ¬

tributed to apoplexy-

At Belfast a demonstration was organized by the Grand Lodge to celebrate thebattle of the Boyne but a counter demonstration was held by the independentsNeither attracted much attention

While bathing in the river near Ballinamore County Galway three brothersLawrence John and Patrick Loban agedthirteen nine and seven years respect ¬

ively and another youth named Coffeywere drowned

Word was conveyed to the Navan policethat a number of valuable cattle theproperty of Michael Rogers Navan weremaliciously destroyed by poison on hislands at Conoughmore It is believedthat the animals were poisoned but asRogers is popular with all classes noreason can be assigned for such a wanton

actNewscomes from Fermoy that William

Aaron caretaker of the Douglas groundsKilworth seeing Patrick Mahony in thegrounds ordered him out Aaron allegesMahony assumed a crouching positionand approached him whereupon he dis-

charged¬

a double barreled gun at MabOny killing him almost instantlyAaron then handed himself up to thepolice at Kilworth He was remandedfor eight days charged with murder

Now that rumors of an approachingdissolution of Parliament are circulatedfrom time to time the prophets are busycirculating probable party gains andlosses in the event of an appeal to thecountry The successes gained by theLiberals at the byeelections have been asource of much encouragement to themand their organs in the press look to thefuture in jubilant mood

There have it appears been thirtytwoelections since 1902 These seats wererepresented in 1885 by eighteen Liberalsfifteen Conservatives They are now heldby twenty Liberals and twelve Conserva-tives The Liberals have improved theirposition in the thirtytwo seats by fouras compared with 1885 and upon thisbasis it is calculated that in the UnitedKingdom excluding Ireland the Liber-als have a majority of from sixty toseventy over both Tories and National-ists Some of the Liberals are evensanguine that the party will haye a largermajority It may be well for them to re-

member that when party votes are evenlybalanced in so many constituencies fore-

casts can not inspire deep confidence Ifthe Liberals should quarrel with theIrish and Catholic voters in Great Brit-

ain it is safe to assert that their victory-If they secure one would be but slight

LOUISVILLE WAS THERE

In a glowing description in the lastissue of the Western Catholic of the In-

duction of thirtyfive candidates into theQuincy Council it was noted that amongthe 150 visiting Knights was one fromLouisville The three degrees were con

ferred by teams from Quincy annGales-burg Before the initiation membersand candidates to the number of 250sttended mass at St Peters celebrated byRev Father Kerr rector and chaplain ofthe council An eloquent sermon waspreached by Rev Father Connors ofHannibal and at the banquet in theevening toasts were responded to byFather Brennan rector of St Rosechurch District Deputy Sir Knightdichaei Doherty of Galesburg JudgeCcrwin of Pine Bluff and others Withthe added new members Quincy Councilnow erseede 900 embracing a goodly

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ACTIONGEHERSON217 Market St near Second

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YELLOWSTONE PARK TOUR

Every Expense Included In Ticket Person ¬

ally Conducted PartyThe only exclusive Yellowstone Park

excursion from this section in 1904 willbe run by the Monon Chicago North ¬

western and Northern Pacific railwaysleaving Cincinnati Louisville and Indianapolis on Wednesday August 3

The train will be called The Yellowstone Park Special and will be composedof Pullman palace sleepers dining andbaggage cars It will run to YellowstonePark and return without change al ¬

though stops for sightseeing will be madeat several places All expenses will beincluded in the ticket and everythingfurnished will be firstclass An illus ¬

trated folder telling all about the tourcan be had by calling on or addressingB H Bacon District Passenger AgentMonon route Fourth and Market streetsLouisville

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Via Big Four route Tuesday August2 Only 150 more to Toronto goodreturning via lake steamer Buffalo toCleveland Stopover allowed at Chautauqua Get tickets and sleeping carberths at city ticket office 259 Fourthavenue S J Gates General Agent

GRAND OUT Of TOWN EXCURSION

Sunday July 31 Big Four Route tothe Indiana gas belt Special train leavesSeventhstreet Union depot at7 oclocka m Extremely low roundtrip rates asfollows Rushville 1 Knightstown 1Anderson 125 Alexandria 125 i Marion 150 Tickets on sale at city ticketoffice 250 Fourthavenue and at depotS J Gatse General Ageat

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Both Telephones 10SOAll orders receive prompt attention and

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