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AuxUlIly made a splendid showing Tuesday night surpassing all the divisions In num bersNext month officers for all th o divisions must be elected choose only the best men Then the orde will grow The Louisville Ladles Auxiliary will be one of the first to forward tho pro rata for the Catholic Ex tension Society Division 3 meets Monday nigh and every member who can shout d attend There will be an election for new members Thomas Lynch John Browne and William Callaghan of Division 4 were welcome visitors at the recep- tion of Division 1 Patrick J Haltlgan editor of the National Hibernian was grand marshal of the great Holy Name parade in Washington Syracuse Hibernians havo decided that the Grand Marsbalshlp of the St Patricks day parade will here after be hold by the divisions In numerical order- Everybody was pleased to meet exState President Butler with DI vision 1 on Tuesday night What division will give the next reception Lot them take place frequentlyMilwaukee Hibernians commemor ated the memory of the Manchester martyrs Allen Larkin and OBrien wJth special exercises and an address by Judge John Donovan on Wednes day evening It would be surprising to many to know the good work the auxiliary and divisions had done during the past two years The donations for charitable purposes alone mount up in tbe thousands After defraying the expenses of the State convention the purchase payI ¬ local Ladles Auxiliary will close the year with a healthy treasury The County Board can begin preparations for the observance of St Patricks day with the opening of the new year The elections will then be over and the board organ ¬ ized for the ensuing two years OLD TIMERS Present at Last Meeting of Division 4 A O H Division 4 A 0 PL met Monday evening in regular Session at Ber ¬ trand Hall with all officers present except Treasurer Harry J Brady who has had a slight attack of ill- ness ¬ John Gilmore was obligated as a member by President John Hen nessy and tho application of Michael Madden was received William Callaghan delegate to the Catholic Federation reported that the last meeting of that body was a most successful one the Bishop and Vicar General being present and pledging their hearty support Sergt Thomas Brown John Hickey Steve Dunlgan and William McDonogh were present after long absence and made short talks prom ¬ ising more faithful attendance In the future Division 4 Is planning a series of euchres for later In the season Secretary John J Wlnn who leaves tomorrow for Juarez nlexico to be gone until next spring was given the glad hand by the members and wished a God speed AGED PRIEST DEAD Tho funeral of Rev Andrew Lin denfleld the oldest priest in Louis ¬ ville took place Thursday morning from St Boniface church where tbe body laid In state since Wednes- day ¬ Father Llndenfleld was for ¬ merly assistant pastor of St Vincent de Paul and Holy Trinity churches and was a priest of great zeal and piety He was born In Germany In 1837 and coming to this country while young he studied for the nresthood and was ordained at Annapolis in 1864 Four years ago he came to Louisville In search of health and had since resided here He Is survived by a sister Sister Mary Andrew of St Gabriels Con- vent ¬ at Now York a sister residing In Germany a slsterlnIaw Mrs B Llndenfleld of Louisville and rive nephews and four nieces HOLDS ITS BIG TRACT At East St Louis on Tuesday the title to 6600 acres of land In Kaskaskia Commons St Clair county Ill was confirmed to the Immaculate Conception parish by Circuit Judge Crow The Illinois Legislature had sought lo sell the land the money to go to the school fund of Kaskaskla Commons The land was granted to the parish by the French Government In 1700 MOVING PICTUKES The attendance at the Casino and rpheum picture theaters keeps up to capacity ttt te afternoon and light iperfof manew For next week entirely newspectacles are prom- ised embracing number of meet- pleaeiagrsgaIP TO At botti there > will be i the usual aiaatee sad tUttctratMT songs not tard hen i before Only Picture t that have beer approved e 1- Ll thjLol till SOCIETY DIRECTORY A I oI3 DiyisioN i Meets at Fals City Hall on First and Third Tuesday Walshd Vice PresidentWilliam Murphy Recording Secretary Thomas P LawlerFinancial Secretary Thos J Dolan 2129 Portland avenue TrQafrerThl mas Keenan Sr- SettimtatArmsLouis Rolle- rSentinelDavid Whelan e v DIVISION 2 Meets First and Third Friday Red Mens Hall First and Market PresldentO J Ford Vice PresidentRaymond Barrett Recording Secretary William T Median Financial SecretaryJno J Kenney 1C07 Duinesnll street Treasurer Joseph Lynch SergeantatArms David M blur 1phy Sentinel William Nash- DIVISION 3 Meats First and Third Mondays Nineteenth and Portland PresidentPatrIck T Sullivan Vice President Martin Sheehan Recording Secretary Thomas J ttevens Financial SecretaryJohn G lies slon 1710 Baird- TreasurerDaniel J Dougherty SentinelThomas Noon SergeantatArmsJames P Stev ¬ ens DIVISION 4 Meets Second and Fourth Mondays Bertrand Hall Sixth Street liennessyVice LynchFinancial La an 734 West Oak SecretaryDJ I Recording Secretary John J WlnnI I i I I Catlaghan Outside SentinelMichael McDer nott Y M I MACKIN COUNCIL 205 i I Meets Monday Evenings at Club House 344 North Twentysixth 1resldtfnt John T Kenney First Vice PresidentDr J A CasperSecond Vice President Thomas Bachman Recording Secretary Robert OsI I tnrne SecretaryWilliama Financial Secretary Frank G odnmsTreasurerDan Weber MarshalJoseph Bartsch Inside SentinelA C Link Outside Sentinel Joseph Stewart are over exhibited by the Princess Amusement Company which has first call for films CASJIEIJ w And Its Ancient Ivy Clad Home of Dominican Order In another column appears a poem on one of Irelands historic abbeys from tao pen of V Phillips who has relatives and friends In Kentucky I t ivcunlnkce Abrjey is situated In Phe Moor at Cashel It Is one of those beautiful ivyclad old friaries av one tuny rue property of and used by the Dominican order that order Wiiicn did sa much for education civilization and Christianity during the period of Irelands greatest agony The dear old abbey though dismantled and showing the ray igesof time Is still In a good state of preservation The venerable castle Is as erect and as rooted as though the moss firmlyI I turies never adorned it Some tiful windows artistic in design and workmanship are to be seen here Solitude permeated with an atmos ¬ phere of oldworld sanctity hovers round the deserted aisle and ruined cloisters of the old place bringing vividly to mind the vanity of earthly and the Immortality thingsI I unseen This abbey Is one of the spots that attract the attention of Catholic American tourists In Ire ¬ land IJUFFALOS 2 KV CATHEDltAL The new Cathedral that Bishop Colton will erect In Buffalo will be I worthy the standing and fame of the diocese and will take tank with I the grandest ecclesJ In the land In astlcalstrurturesI I I pure Gothic It imposing It will be over 100 feet within while the apex of tho roof will reach 140 feet Two large towers will flank the front the spires running to a height of 260 feet The material used will bo pure white marble Inside as well as out Taken altogether it will be an edifice of which Buffalo Can well bo proud The furnishings namely the altars windows pews organ all will be of the best material and finest workmanship It will require nearly two years constant work to complete the edifice and the cost without tho furnishings will be 500000 MTABTHY FOR REDMOND Justn McCarthy the veteran patriot historian Journalist and novelist is eighty years of age having been born In the city of Cork In November 1830 In a recent interview he sa1dln Irish pol tlcs today I take Jnystpd with ledmond and pin my faith to him I have always held that you can onlY make Ireland loyal to the em- pire by giving her the same freedom of JegWlattve l action that Lord Durham Lave to Canada IODJNK STAINS Starch will remote Vrfin 9tei IM > real fl fc a adK usaoea Mpuca will prveMthllqui4 b ag- a u u u 9 9u j i IRELAND Record of the floss Important at the Recent Events CulledI From ExcbangeI The late Rev William Burke of Kdlmacthomas County Worford loft personal estate valued at about 18000 John Francis DAlton has been elected Master of Strokestowi Workhouse in room of Thomas Mc Dermott Tim Lisburn who resignedI pointed Dr H S Murphy medical Officer of the Union in room of the late Dr McKenzie J P The Droghcda Guardians have unanimously elected Dr P D Mc Ciillen as medical officer of Sta mullen dispensary district Thomas Leltham of Kllieshandra has won six prizes five firsts and one second for the best kept cottage I under the County Committees scheme The Baltlnglass District Council recent y ap roted of a scheme ask- ing the ton y Council to seek i a loaa of 29000 to Improve the road front Bat nglais to Klltegan A large force of police seized all tie aal bla soCk on tho farmers t oldings on to Eond esao at New townbond County Longiord and 1 It Is u de stcd that the sock will be ofrod fr tale The body of a man named Mc GarrIgal was found dead on the road lending from Ballybofey to Glentles The man attended Brockagh fair and it would appear that he died on the Journey home wards Thomas Tlernan son of the late James Tlernan of Wilklnstown ay solicitor of the Supreme Court of Judicature in Ireland At the final examination he obtained second plac thereby securing a special cei t lcate of merit Deep regret has been occasioned throughout South Mayo at the death of Michael M Ryan at Cong after a ling 31 1 g in ss fqlowlng an op ¬ eration Ryan conducted the Tour- s eand Anglers Hotel and was many years Chairman of the Baum robe Board of Guardians A familiar figure in the com ¬ merolal life of Clonmel has passed away in the person of Walter Geary baker and flour merchant Deceased who was severity was an exAlderman of the town and had been also a member for many years on the Poor Law Board The xarkhoners of New Ross hae decided to make a presentation of a purse o sovereigns to the Right Rer Dean Ki anagh on the occa ¬ sion of his rccoery from his recent acodent t B a mark of appreciation cf ihli wcrk n she cause of religion and education for the past twenty years At a special court in Mulllngar Pa r ck Daly end Patrick Bolarfd were bound to the peace for driving sixteen head of cattle the property of John D Lemon of Rathcam a distance of about seventeen miles in July last Defendants elected to go to Jpill for two months declining to give ball Thomas Phalr of Ennlskillen driving home from Balllnamallard found a man named Thomas Stevens of Manorhamllton lying on the roadside with his throat cut Pihair kindly took him to Ferman ¬ agh County Hospital where he lies In a somewhat precarious condition Alter a long discussion the Mayo County Council decided to apply to the Road Board for free grants of 80000 odd for steam rolling the Balllna to Bolmullet mall car road TRINITY COUNCIL Will Give Fine Presenta- tion ¬ of Popular IOpera Trinity Council Y M L is mak- Ing ¬ preparations for Its performance of the celebrated comic opera Princess Bonnie by Wdllard Spencer a famous song and operatic composer Rehearsals are going along rapidly and some tIne work has been accomplished by the sing- ers who have given their services The opera Princess Bonnie has never been played by amateurs in Louisville but was last seen here at Macauleys Theater many years ago with Hilda Clark and a fine com ¬ pany of singers The parts in the opera are all very good and will give those In the cast ample opportunity themselvesI time for performancelOt and Trinity Councils opera Is awaited with keen interest Prof Leo A Schmitt Is musical director and Phil Hager is stage director LAID TO IlEST The mortal remains of Mrs Mary Borntraeger beloved wife of Frank Borntraoger and mother of Louis William George Rose and Clara Borntraeger were laid to rest Mon- day ¬ morning after funeral services at St Anthonys church of which she was one of the pioneer mom ¬ bers Mrs Borntraegor was sixty nine years of age and had spent the greater part of her life in the West End where she was held in high est- eem by all who know her Next Thursday would have been the for ¬ tieth anniversary of her marriage which was the first to be solemnized with a high mass in St Anthonys church Her life was an exemplary one marked by many virtues and unostentatious charities and her death Is widely mourned GRADUATE OF MARQUETTE Miss Amanda Thompson who graduated from Trinity HoejMtal Training School of Marquette UnI reralty Milwaukee la tie claw of 1803 hk aBtened to take ofcarge of the aurglaal work to the Municipal Howrftal at ° ikaftvttki I China t c 0 jm f RIGHT NOW Shoes in all the new toespat terns and leathers for Fall and Winter on exhi bition in store right now Come in 4 andsee them Youll glad you did I FOR MEN AND Prices 4 5 6 I WalkOver Boot Shop I 309 I mm For Your Furniture i Wants I I WANT TRADE My stocks 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