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CARDINALS FUNERAL

The funeral of Cardinal RichardArchbishop of Paris took place inthat city last Saturday The squarein front of Notre Dame Cathedralwas packed with people and fiveminutes after the doors were openedthe huge edifice was filled to over¬

flowing All the Cardinals most oftho Archbishops and Bishops ofFrance the clergy of Paris officialsof the Congregations representativesof the French nobility and the Ro ¬

man Catholic members of the Sen ¬

ate and the Chamber of Deputieswere present The Duke de Luynesrepresented the Duke of Orleans

IIThe Ambassador of AustriaHungaryand the Spanish Ambassador occupied prominent places in the cathe-dral Cardinal Lecot Archbishop ofBordeaux officiated at the ceremon-Ies

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The body was Interred In thetomb of the cathedral At the con-clusion

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of the funeral the crowd out ¬

side cheered as the long line ofprelates marched out of the cathe ¬

dral

UNIFORM RANK TO ATTEND

Major Gen Michael Helohert Uni¬

form Rank Catholic Knights ofAmerica has called both local compa¬

nies of the order to meet at StV Martins school hall Shelby and

Gray streets at 0 oclock tomorrowI morning All the members will re¬

port id full uniform and proceed toassist at the dedication of the newHoly Trinity church Kentucky andRqvFather

I Holy Trinity is a devoted friend ofthe military branch of tho CatholictoIr

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nIT AT KENTUCKY

Capital Is NotSafe WhereReprisals Are Being

Taken

It would appear that Presklcntllooscvcit had Kentucky in mindwhen he referred to reprisals incertain Steles He says

The time has come for the strictsupervision of these great corpora-tions and the limitation of theirstock and bond Issues under sonicproper publiu official It will maketor conservatism and strengthen thecompanies doing a legitimate bustness and eliminate let us hopethose vhiuh wre merely speculativelu character nnd nryaiiled simplyto catch the unsuHpectiiiff or cretinIons investor Corporations havecome in our business world to revmain for nil time Corporate meth1ods lire the most satisfactory forbusiness purposes in many casesliveryI business or enterprise lionestly incorporated should be pro-tected and the public made to feelconfidence in its corporate orgunl1Jltion Capital invested in corporalions injUMt be as fret front wrongfulattaek as that invested by individualsnod the State should do everythingto foster and protect invested coriporate capital1 and encourage thepublic in giving to it support trodconfidence Nothing will do so muchto achieve this desirable resuU iasproper supervision and reusonabcontrol over ritock 11111 bond issuesso that overcapitalization will 1hrprevented and the people nutty knowwhen they buy a share of stock orn bonllIt that the name orthe State upon it stands as n guar-anty that there Iis value behind it IInlreasonable safety in its purchasThe not must make it clear that theIntent of the supervision by the Com-missioner is noti for the purpose orstriking nt corporate organization orInvented corporate capital but ratherto recognize and protect existing con-ditions lint insuro greater safeguards for the future Capital doesnot go into a State wherei reprisalsare taken or vested interests ore in-

jured it comes only where wlwconservative safe treatment is as-

sured and it should be our policyto encourage and secure corporaterights and the best interests of wlockmd bond holders committed 1o ourlegal care

SUIUIUSK JUIilljTCE

As Col Joseph 1 McGinn describesItt his friends descended like a wolon the fold upon hls lomioiliarv edftict 515 West Chestnut street tfridanight of last week and indulged in iilcelebration of the silver wedding of-

Col and Mrs McGinn Among thovpresent were Misses Anna Alice antiFlorence Shrader Agnes McGinrAnna Presser Gertrude and MarIcQinn Master George SchroderTessrs Tames Nabon G BernardifcGinn Andrew Connell and Messrsmid Mesdames John J McGIniGeorge B Schrader Henry PresserCarl Hollenbach and Mrs A D DieThe presents were numerous andhandsome Colj MksGinn is prominentin Hibernian and Catholic Knights ofAmerica crcles

BlcmtFJ AND SOCIAL

Many handsome prizes have beendonated for the euchre to be glenunder the auspices of the CllftcCrescent Club at the Delmont Club-house 1573 Story avenue on theevening of Thursday February 20The euchre Is to be given for to

worthy and charitable cause All ot-

the people in Crescent Hill and Clif-ton are interested in the event andpromise to make it a success TheyInvite their friends tram all over theeify to come and be entertained onthat occasion

AWAY FOIL IIKUKKI

The Rev Father Patrick Griffinformerly assistant priest at holy

tlinity church New Albany but nowassignedi to other duties in Indian-apolis will leave for Denver nextweek with a view to recuperate 31i4

health He recently submitted to sin> eratiou at Sts Maryanti Eliza

beths hospital in this city nnd wasscharged as convalescent this week

lIe spent several hours in New A-lbany Wednesday ohhttiug with oldparishioners His speedy restorationto good health is the prayer of a5-

his friends

RESPECT FOR EMPLOYE

Timothy Whelan seventy carf-olel died at his home in CanneltouInd last Sunday and on Tuesday theIndiana Cotton Mills where he hnl-tJcen employed for fifty years closeddown and the officers and employesattended the funeral services at Stidhaels church Mr Whclaii was

n natire of Ireland but spent thegreater part of his life in CanneltonHe was well read and an excellentconversationalist Ills wife died n-

week previous and the shock causedhis hasty chemis-

eILLUSTRATED LECTURE

An illustrated lecture under theauspices of the Knights of St M-Ichael Commandery will be given In-

their hall Seventeenth and Southgate streets at 8 oclock on the even-ing of Thursday February 20

Wheat and Flour Is to be the sub-ject and it will be ably handled In-

these days when the whole world Isclamoring for pure food it Is the-duty of everyone to know how the

staff of life is prepared

ENTER RELIGIOUS LIFE

Two young men will receive the-habit of the Passionists at SacredHeart Retreat on the Newberg roadlit 330 oclock tomorrow afternoonThe young men who were chosen to-

enter upon a religious life are Fred-Rlss of Covington Ky and George

ispcrman of Philadelphia Rev-Father Wilfred Avery 0 P will-officlnte at the ceremonies and will-preach an appropriate sermon

AWARDED DIG CONTRACT

Sclileman Boase the well knownLouisville hatters have been award-ed the contract for quipping the-ponce department with helmets end-capstfor the spring and summer rica-son The contract is a handsome onc-

but Schlctraan Basse can deliver the-Rooda just na they can make thB-

best prices Tha helmets and cape-are to be delivered May 1

SOCIETY DIRECTORY

A O IID-

IVISION 1

Meets on the Second and Fourth Fri-day Evenings of Each Month

MulloyViceRecording Secretary Thomas

Keenan Jr-Recording Sec Thos Keenan JrFinancial SecretaryP J CusickTreasurer Charles J Finnegan

DIVISION 2Meets on the First and Third Friday

Evenings of Each MonthPresident Con J FordlVice President Dan McKennaTreasurer Owen KelranRecording Secretary Joseph T

LynchFinancial

KeaneySergeantatArmsJamesSentinel William Nash-

DIVISION 3

ThursdayEveningsand Main StreetsPresident Patrick T SullivanVice President Martin SheehanRecording Secretary LJ MackiiVlnnncial SecretaryJ G HessioTreasurer Daniel J DoughertySentinel Thomas NoonSergcantntlrmsIntrlck Bcglc

DIVISION 4

MondaysBertrandHenncssyViceFinancial Secretary William J

onnellyRecording Secretary Frank P

UurleTrC3surcrIIarr BrattySentinel Michael McDermottSer ell n tlltArmStJ ohn Doolan

DIVISION 1 JEFFEKSONVILLEMeets on the First and Third luc

days Each Month at Pfaus Hall

KnneyTice ColeTrcnHiircr IJernnrd A CollRecording SccretaryT OHernFinancial Secretary Chas RobertsSentinel Timothy D KenneyJrSergeantatArmsBernard Coyle

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MACKIN COUNCIL 203Meets Tuesday Evenings at Club-

House 330 Twentysixth StreetPresident Itobert T BurkeFirst Vice IresidentFrantic Lana

hanSecond Vice President SamuiRobertson

Recording Secretary Austin E-

WalshCorresponding Secretary Thomas

BachmanFinancial Secretary Frank l1

AdornsreasurerDal WeberMarshal A AndriottInside Sentinel Patrick Duddy

MKKTIXG OK IMPORTANCE

The Otntral Committee of thatholie Knights of America wilmeet in regular session at St Marys-Ilan Eighth street near Grayson-next Friday night Matters of 1m

ot tanee are to ibe discussed and afull attendance of delegates is de-Rilld Several leading members oftho order tire expected to announceplans for increasing interest in tIleorder during the forthcoming summl as well as for a series of enternumients

PREPARES Volt MARTYRDOM

There recently arrived in tillrnnutry from t Antwerp Vinceir

fa soin a graduate of the Universltjof Louvaln who is soon to be or-dained priest and will then go tofolokni to devote his life to tinLepers as did Father Damieii Heulongs to the Order of the Sacred

nllIrt nun is only twentyone yearsold ills father and mother bade himgood byn nt Antwerp and gave himtheir blessing

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HINTS ON STYLE

Trlcorno hats are coming in againNattier lilue is becoming one or-

illC tfavorito linesFor evening wear many litl te-

toques are made entirely of gold or-silver lace

Many pretty tnilorikl gowns tiro-ntttde of the soft cotton velvet thatIs called frantet

A pretty stripe is in light blue-Nile green and pearl the latterstripe Ibelng tho widest

Springlike slllcs i shimmer Alreadyin the shop windows and oh celts andstrikes are both prominent

Handsome crepe veils with borde-reges of beautiful hand embroiderynow belong in imourning millinery

Stripes are ratSier wide and they-will it is Fait be made up so as to-wind diagonally around the figure

Neligee sacqucs of knitted wool arcalmost unsurpassed for novelty liS-

we1111l8 for tflufir delightful warmthCircular skirts seanukl up the

middle of itflie front are being turnedout by all the great Frenchcostumers

Petticoats no longer stand outunder the new French gowns theymust drop as limply nround the feetns chiffonpinchookssilks and mostly It is in two tonesorf the same color

The full hut crown has not gone-out and in net or tulle with a widevelvet brim and immense velvet iloscs-for trimming it la piquant

One of tie fasiiion straws whichshaw which why tttie wind will blownext summer is a fascinating littlecretonne jacket fastened on thebreast with one large button andwhiteIgarmenthavingwalkIng and afternoon suits at 1111-

shour In tailor males that are begln111ng to drift Into the stores under-the title of advance spring modelsthose are in the first favor

KEEPS STOVE CLEAN

take an old soft cloth dampenedwith gasoline and rub over stove-after cooking It will remove every-particle of grease and you will be-able to keep your stove in fine chaps

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I MAN AND PRESS

Corrupt Men and BoughtNewspapers Get

Theirs

No words were inlnccd by Theo-dore Roosevelt in denouncing meth-ods of corruption by rich men IImlsubsidized newspapers Head what he-sti SUnder no circumstances would wecountenance attacks upon lawaibing property or do aught but eonIdinn those who hold up rich men usbrilng evil men because of theirriches On the contrary our wholeeffort is ito insist upon conduct andneither wealth nor property nor tinyother class distinction us being theproper standards by which to judgethe actions of men Fo the hunt < lman of great wraith we have nhearty regard just sis we have IIpolltlclatpart of the Movement to uphold lionesty must be a movement to Grownon dishonesty We attack only tbccorrupt men of wealth who find Inthe purchased politician the motefficient Instrument of corrupt ioni

nnd in tine purclinsud newspaper ttheCOIIlIptlolIthese iiigents and representatives ofthe interests Tliey derive their chiefpower from the great offenders triostand behind them They are hiltpuppets who puree us the strings IIICpulled It is nut the puppets hiltthe strong cunning men ind themighty forces wrking for evil behindand through till puppets with whomvehare to deal lie seek to controlplacetorepublic mill in the next place To

avoid the vindictive and dreadfulradicalism which if left uncontrolleit is certain in the end to arouseSweeping attacks upon all propertyupon lilt men of menus wlthmit rganl to whether the do well or illwould sound the deathknell of therepublic and such attacks become in-

evitable if decent citizens permthose rich men whose lives are coitrupfc and evil to domineer in swoilepride unchecked and unhinderedOWl the destinies of this country WIact in no vindictive spirit and we areno inspectors of persons If a labormaul does wrong we oppose it asfirmly as we oppose a corporationwhich does wrong and we stanequally stoutly for the rights of thenan of wealth and for the rights ofproteeteorjllllltlCllIthlliticcumuhitcd anti honestly used Weseek to stop wronlgdoing and we de-

sire to punish the wrongdoers onlyso far as Is necessary to achluve thiscad

BLESSED LIFE CLOSED

Full of yours nnd blessed by theknowledge that five of her nine 1

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children hind entered upon A revigious lila Mrs Isabelle Spaldingseventy years old died at her untomorningSheI

vns related by marriage to the flight-Rev John Lancaster Spalding Bishopof Peorla III The deceased nn thwife of W G Spahlinrr n wealthnerchant of llardstown The ehilIren hnt survive her ore UevFather Harry Spalding Vice Presilent of Marquette College MilundJmuphinlrille Sisters Mary Bernard nnd Rose

Spalding3fesaantvs1

and E < 1 Smith all of llardstown Tviinernl services were held at St Inephs church at llardstown OilWednesday

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XKV CATHOLIC ENTER litISl

philnathropicI

women has leased a fourstory build-ing at Seventyeighth and Madisonexpectstogirls in the near future It will btsimilar to tine Catholic WomanCluhor Louisville but on a nonelaborate scale The Rev WilliamO Brien Pnrdow pastor of tinChurch of the Gesu in New Yorksupervised the meetings of NewYork women at which the confer

rtccn were hell that led to the esiblishmcnt of tho new home Theidea is to bring all Christian womenInto closer touch with Catholicsocial ideals

JIK CAN COME

The New York World says Vis-count

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Powerscourt who has Just re-signed his position as Comptroller or-

the Lord Lieutenants Household andIs going to America is a splendidsoldierlylooking man who standsslxfeetfour He will be twentyeighnext July On his succession to the-title three years ago he retired from-the Irish Guards much to the regretof that gallant corps Let himcome He will be treated graciouslyas long as ho behaves himself A-

few Americans who love a Lord asdearly as the English ever did mayworship him but he Is not likely to-tip the country over on account of-his physique

APPRECIATE CHEAP RATE

Besides the members of the Louisrule bowling teams who will go toCincinnati next week to attend the

sunnyLouisvillethe game will take advantage of th-ollCap rate offered by tote Baltimore

Ohio Southwestern railroad ot-course the Cincinnati people will

ManyLouisvilletournament for the reason ilhutmorehandsome prizes are offered this-year than ever before-

CATHOLIC FEDERATION

The Catholic Federation will hold-Its regularly monthly meeting at-the Catholic Womans Clujj Walnutstreet between Third< and Fourth

lursJay night Plans for the new-year are to be discussed and a fullattendance is desired One of Louisvines ell known orators will der-liver nn address on a Catholic topic

TRINITYS NEXT DANCEgivtitseveningFobrunrydances have Proven to be the mostpopular oin Trinitys hIstory The

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EPILEPTIC PATIENTS

The Sisters of Mercy of Jeffersonvillehospitallorpileptic patients Both male and femalepatients are admitted Rates very reas-onable For further particulars apply o-

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club house will bo appropriately dec-orated foe the occasion As usual asplendid band will be in attendanceThe committee nrrartging for thedance is made up ns follows V KEsker James IJ Kelly Andrew Kieffer Bernard II Morthorst HenryBeckman Frank Brlgman and LeeWine

ACCEPTS STATUE

The Sheridan Statue Commissionhas approved and accepted the modelof the statue of Gen Philip SheridanwhIch la to ornament Sheridan Cir-

cle Twentythird street and Massachusets avenue Washington D CThe commission is made up of Secre-tary Taft Gen Henry C CorbIn andGen Michael V Sheridan a brotherof Gen Philip Sheridan The sculporls already at work upon the largemodel so that the complete statuemay be ready tor erection early nextautumn

PRIEST MADE MAJOR

Uev Edward II Fitzgerald Chaplain of the Twentysecond InfantryU S A has been promoted from thegrade of Captain to that of MajorA Chaplain whose service is unusualis entitled under the law to such u

promotion Few officers are moropopular with the soldier boys thanMaJor Fitzgerald

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