Emmons County record. [volume], March 30, 1911, Image 7

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10 OPEN CAIHJERAl
or ftJOMN in? BOTH
EASIER WElK
45 THE CATHEDRAL
u/u BE When ConPtxTFD
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:v «i
Essarsc
I
uwn
^frvf^n,
r-mv
IIK first service in tho
church part of the Cathe
dr:il of St. John the Di
vine a Ml tho (1 rt-'t i-onse
cnitinn In that m:iKnifi
cent edifice will take
place on Wednesday of
Uaster week, Apr',! 13,
says the New York
I'reus It will he the
greatest event of lis
iii'- history of (he 1 'rtt»-st:i:iI
•l!tin:it In America. Practically all the
clorR/ of 111o diocese, more than 40U
in number, will take part in the ccre
tnony Arnonjj tho church dignitaries
*hn will he Invited are a number of
bishops from other dioceses, as well
fc-t ri-pres.-ntativp clorRytnon of other
communions. Invitations will bo sent
to ally :,I!0 lay members of tho
nj.icc.iati convention. Among the laity
levi p. Morion, formerly vlce-presi
dent of the l.'nlted States and kov.
ernor of York, and I'ierpont
Morgan will he most prominent. Mr
Morpin ttiia given several hundred
thousand dollars toward tho cathedral
®jji1 Mr and Mrs. Morton's gifts now
total tienrlj 1,000,000. It is said that
the date of the dedication was ar
ran(.-ti so the Morions might be pres
ent. Heretofore services have been
held In the crypt, but now enough of
the main building itself has been com
pleted to make possible the consecra
tion and the use of a portion of it.
This Baxter Wednesday the choir
and two completed chnpels will he
consecrated The crossing, where the
congregation will sit. is not to ho a
permanent part of tho cathedral as it
la "t present, and, therefore, this por
tion will not be eonseerated. The
concrete walls which have been put In
place so that tho completed choir
could be used will be taken down. The
two chapels which are to be conse
crated^ ar. both the gifts of individu
als. St. Saviour's chapel Is the ift of
August Helinont and St. '."oltimba'H
chapel was the gift of Mrs. M. A.
King. Mrs. King died not long after
el:e had made the arrangements for
the building of tho chapel.
A (-pedal consecration sen-ice will
S
d. The order of service Is now
being prepared. Special hymns have
teen chosen. Tor the processional
^lirlst Is Made the Sure Fotinda-
PROPER TAX ON BACHELORS
'f They Could Be Made to Pay $50
Each There Would Be No De
pendent Children.
11 every bachelor could give $50
there would need be no dependent
children," savg Miss Mary Vlda Clark
the State Charities Aid association.
Rome bachelors are now taking care
of from ono to six children and some
cm.dless couples are supporting whole
families.
1 here la a reason, though, why we
took to the bachelors. There la a
bachelor In this city who has interest
i11®self in no less than six chll
flren, and hespecilled that they should
s-a be little girls. This is a special
work of the State Charities Aid so
ety and this bachelor Eeems to like
hi? par* In it
Our society, you understand, is for
nf* S
019
PlaL'lng the thousands
^'laren eent to state Institutions
i,'jf0°d 5°Be« And here Is exactly
the
bachelors can help us.
Placing a child it costs us oa an
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5,^=1^4-^
1
Hon will be ymm and ttii* ufiVnorv
anthpjn win h«- 'Tnf,.],! y«. I'onais
Kvtwl.'istinje." Tlu* com miof ar
rangements for the ronsocratiun is
romposrd of An hd nmn Himr^o
NVUon, Dr. WiUiain M. Hmo,, m.r. I»r.
J. I-euiH
Vn
rks, (I.Mirju* Marruiin:£h
MMlcr, Henry Lrwis Morris nnd Unh
urt Livingston 5rrry.
The Finishing Touches.
An army of workmon lias l««-«-n em
ploy lor many months pun in* the
tlnlshing ifiurhis to lh.' .lioir r.nd iln
chaptds. At ont* lin.r it v. as jt
wculd bo p(»ssib!o to have tin opt-nin^
servi'.-p on Sr. John's day, last 1 *-m
brr. This was found 1mpra--:!i'abl\
and so the in \t ^r» at festival of tho
church. Knstor, was rhoson. The ror
iu-r-si(»ne of tho building .s laid on
St. John'* day in IS'.'LV
Tho pro.it hulldlnj is nowl.i tf liour
completion. Tho choir and two of tho
sovrn chapols aro finished. Hut cvnn
as it stands now, the oathodral li*
capabio of seating about j,op
sone, No othor ihurrh In the city,
oxt-ppt St. Patrick's, has room for so
many. Although the walls of tho
crossing aro regarded as only tem
porary, an accurate idea of how tho
central part of tho great Miunure
will look may be pathorod fiom its
present appearance. The ground plan
of tho eatliedral Is in the form of a
ross. \YJu re the arms Interned each
other. Is the part known teehnlcaliy
04s 'he crossing. Over this ris^s tho
great central dome. The tos i' -os! of
tho cathedral probably will exceed
$20,000,000. (ine-lif of this sum lias
been spent already to bring tho cathe
dral to 1th present stale. When it is
oomph-ted it will be the lar^e.-i ec
clesiastical building In America and
the fourth largest e«vhedrai in the
world. Tho bimjest of all cathedrals
is St. Peter's in Rome, v. hich la near
ly twice as large ap the one next in
size, that of Seville, In Spain. This ts
only a little greater in Kize than the
Cathedra! of Milan. Th«» (.'athedial of
I St. John tho Dhlne will bo about,
four-lifths the sixe of the one in Se
I ville. A ncsv cathedral is being built
in Liverpool which will be almost as
large as tho ono here Only one of
the fc.ur arms of the c.ro^s which tho
cathedral will form, is corn let The
nave and both tho tram-opts are yet to
bo done. Kour flanklnu towers will oc
cupy the angles formed tho Iran
septs, the nave* ni.-d the choir
Ex-Governor Morton'6 Gift.
The choir Is the gift, of former Gov
Lev! Morton. Tho choir stalls are
of carved oak. They are very elab
orate and are sunr.oun'cd with harm
ing statues of monks praying, sing
ing, blowing on musical Instruments
and going to battle The bishop's
chair is of oak also and is no less
wonderfully carved The rondos has
many very tine statues The figure
of Christ has on its right. St John,
St Janus and St Peter on the Jpft
Isaiah, Kzekiel and Klljah. A lino
statue of Moses, much likf thxt by
Michael Angelo, is at. the evireme left,
eorrifiponding to St. John the Baptist
on the other side. Kaeh figure is beau
t.ifully done but for that, matter thry
all are everywhere, inside and outside
tho building, high up and low down,
conspicuous or hidden.
In front of the reredos there is a
tiled tablet which came from the orig
ftuil Church of St. John the Divine in
Ephosus. Its inscription sta'es that
tho original chun was built by the
Emperor Justinian. Hehind the rere
das altar will be hung the p.arberlni
tapestries, live in number, that have
been loaned to tho Metropolitan Mu
seum of Art for a numbe- of years
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average of $.'P for HdvertlBius. visiting
and inspecting homf-.s. f,nictimes
many mile? from this city
"Hut. this Is tin- story of the bache
lor who Interested himself in 'he sit
little gtrls. Something w.ia one day
published about this new work In
which our uflit-laid guaranteed to find
good homes for little orphans nt $60
each The next mail brought a heck
for $100 from our then unknown
bachelor with a note, short Hiid rrifp,
savins that, the donor would like two
little girls placed in homes. There
wag no difiV-uUy in finding the c.hll
dr,-n good homes,
"When these Utile girls w,-.-e placed
I wrote the bachelor to wha' good ef
fect tho money had been used. To
the surprise of the ofli !a!s the return
mail brought another check for $
1
PMt. They are aireadT In ptaot. Thfy
^*er? mad^ lc lti33 a.nd are uqIquo.
They are so lar^e that they will
hur.g 66 feet from the fcor and yet
seem entirely in proportion with their
surroundings.
1 he choir floor is of mosaic no4
gives a gorgeous touch of color at on*
look? toward the sh'ning altar. Th«
ceiling of the great dome also is to b©
of mosaic. In mauy of the European
cathedrals the rooting is of wood
which is v^rv beautiful, but is hardly
enduring. There are few great Eu*
ropean churches that have not had to
be restored because of fire When
the roof of Canterbury ca'hedral was
burning the priests and choir tiled in
as usual and sang evensong, so that
the chain of daily service leading
back so many centuries should not
be broken. There will b*» no such dan
ger in St. John's. Nothing but gran
ite. unburnnblo limestone and marble
enters into its composition There i»
no stcil or concrete or anything whose
absohre durability is not beyond
question. There is hardly a tower it,
Kr.glnr.d that has not had to be re
stored because of defective founda
Mens. Hut New York's cathedral ac
tually can claim the palm over even
those that have stood for centuries
1
with comrnuriii alien to th« point,
reading: 'Itcpljhjg to yoitrp of the
2Sth, would a.- 'that with the
Inclosed .u//- more little
girls, slst.e^- ireferrtd, be i'.iaced
Kindly keep w.- advised of Helen and
Marjorie.' The lat«.T wore the two
little girls previously pia, ed
No less Mian $ -5.ooo was spent on
making tho foundations as absolutely. .
secure as anything on earth can be.
Chapels of the Tongues.
Around the tiudr. beiwren it and
the walls, runs the ambulatory. This
gives acoss to the seven chapels that
are to stand at the east ef the cathe
drcl. They aro railed the Chapels of
the Tongues and each will be repro
s« ntative of some one of the nations
or of groups (if nations that ro to.
make up Amerha. Services v.:!! be
h» id in fcrei.-n languages In these
beautiful chapels, and strangers will
feel as much at home as they do
when they enter S*. INter's and see
the signs hanging on the confession^'"'
als, to tell what language the pries'
Within Speaks to th- faithful, for the
cathedral is to be the property of all
p.-ople.
The same thing might he said of
the Chapel of St. Coloniha. which \h
dedicated to the saint of the British
I-'les, and is built in the Nrirman
styb*. There are round arches and
very simple vaulting surfaces, carried
on large columns, set free of the walls
and ornaments, jike those in Ihirhato
cathedral The window Is a eopv ot
the Seven Sir-ters window in the cathe
dral ft' York. The slatms of this
ehnpel are peculiarly biaulifuh Tho
'Xterior figures reproRetjt St. (Joorge
of lOttyland, St Andrew of Scotland.
St Patrick of Ireland and St.. David of
Wales.
Tho pratttes within tho chf.pei r# pre-.'i
srnt the heroc-s nnd scholars of thel
British church from the earliest age"^
to tho present.
Fixtnt the Carat.
The enrnt, tl.p unit of v. ei^ht for dla
inoials and other erus. ha« vurioti«f
values in different countries aud legal
value in none.
The Uu'on earat, forun-rlv 20a 09 mil
liRrarni, h-^ now 20.". \2 inilli^ratns tho
Freiw h, tho 1-aiKlo! 205.409
the Arabian, J54 u, und the Hologne.se
IRS
In all, 21 dlfl'Tent. val.:«« of the earat
are reeo nized. In eonso^uenre of thin
confusion purchasers and even vendors
are often deceived ard only dishonest
dealern tire hr*n.-flted.
In lit05 the international bureau of
weights ujid measures proposed the
adoption of an International carat of
L'Uft iulllU',raiiiK. This value ijecome le
pal In Pra/ice on January l. 19ll..-rici
entihe Aiiterie.tn.
Meeting His Wife.
*'Iy O.e train trom New York In
yet?" afked a mini at the t'nlon Hta
tion lieket of*lee tlo* other morning of
A,«sJs*fi :-t. Th ket A a-nt SchriK-der
"Well." sr:ld ^*r Srhroeder. "tliere
wn« a fniln in frr)m New York hvp
n,ii uteB 3Ku, one Is just coming in
th' re'll bo anoh«r in half an hour
Later there will be a lot more."
"Ain't thn Ium ilke a woman?"
th" man ou'.slde the window asked.
"I low's that.?"-:.was Mr Schroder's
inquiry.
"Why. my wife wires mo from N'ev
York 'Will he home on morning
tiatn,' and she'll be mad a? fury if
happen to fail to b" wai'hi^ at th*
ste of the one parii-uiar car on
whi'h she happens to arrive.'
4
land Leader.
—Cleve­
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"We had no small sisters at tilt
time, but will the bachelor's money
wo were able to tlnd homes for Janey
and Anne Therefa, two little mites
who Hccmed to have no future but
that of Institutional children. Janey
was one of a flock deserted by her
mother, but. In tho orphanage school
she became a prize pupil and seemed
to thirst for knowledge and learning.
"In time enrae a rail from a couple
who wished child 'who would appre
ciate al! the educational advantage?
that money could furnish.' Children
with a studious bent are not so easv
to lind, but Janey appealed to and
suited her new parents and she has a
fine home.
"Again we reported our bachelor
friend. Immediately there came an
other check for $100, with this terse
note: beg leave to acknowledge
receipt of yours of the fcth. Inclosed
please lind check. Kindly place tw»
more little girls.'
"If we only had a few more sucn
bachelors th'- troubles of many of our'
children would be over."—.New York I
Sua.
j0,
PECULIAR AFTER EFFECTS
OF
Vim-
Two chapels already enmph 'ed are
the Chapel of the inly Saviour, to b»«
used hpoeia !!v bv christians of the
Oriental rite, and that of St Cnlotnba,
the apostle of the (Yltie nation. The
former is tho gift of August Helmon:.:'
memory of his wife I is of Ooihlc
design, very richly decorated with
matl'b and s.t m!-pr« clous stones
Th" statues are the saints of the
Eastern church. Tho large Mained^
glass window is extremely dark In
coloring, and when the eastern sun
pours in tho effect is indescribably
ri« h. Against tl.is mass of gorgeous
colorings stands the x^aisite altar of
uh.ite marble, delicately carved. The
vholo is as rich and beautiful as the
little chapels of Komo, tuid when time
lias imllowed the tiiits and given the
dep'hs of tone that notMng else can
supply then will be nothing lovelier^
anywhere. i'
YEAR.
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wi-rks. ir.i
im.slv fruit] ii,,. ,|i
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Women occrets
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v.m nrnw
TULSA sum'
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Till'. 11'
Colds and Chills Bring kidney
., arliy mii-t le- and joints loo jrrjucnl, painful uriijaty pa
thi" kidnevs. Strong testimony proves il. W hat heller evidciiee iou!d o,i ask,'
O N I N I N 1'KOOi 1 O
IN HOSPITAL OR NINE MONTHS.
Awful Trilc of Suffering From Kidney Trouble.
t'j'-'i I o'jiri'?!. N» i'
1 Sf,, r-'f'-rjimA -,u -V"!
irimrf.' .Mnrm** Iji-. I
froin ii v*• r. tl a ii*rf:-st.
'•f'Jjf. ti( l:e In I!iy bnrk in{j|». !.p!y
rv.(»rn on' Tl)«- v. in
I akc\\ well kulnc\s ofit-n prevent (akin cold, I ln-lpii'i-r
the ua- i- matters of told on M\stio!i. I Joan':. Kidttey Pills a
re verv n-.elnl in the law/nviiiier'
nionihs. 'I hey hti ip la ka( he and urinai disorders, keep he kidneys ci I and pre-, in old I
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(,KA'I
i.bi«
Kt/iff, nnd dri'H v.?» nd !,i a
pillion of b!'H d. 1 l»-If I h" bo
thi'V to i?) l::" I
w-ni to JoH'-ph's ifospiial in
On.r'jlia and pnr. In thr*."*' n.'in'h-' ili»sr«4
'.vi'hoiit. any K-iin. I wn-- pr«-'ty w«*!I dJs
roura^'i-d when I v/jh l*r!\ to uh
Kfdi.'-y IM1!.-. bv th'- 'ini"
I id uKi*d ori" box ibo pain in t!io bv
i''f? in". I kep* rl^bl or and u. i-orV't
wa.-. fbj r«-Hnli. Yotj inay pur nn.von^ irj I' o'.-iniuiib'ui imh
a -f W a -o
Hit a' liv*
ful!'.
-A TRIAL FREE
Icil [Joan
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Hood's
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the ChiiriKo Uallv \.-w -t ell, I •.*
Sarsaparilla
h' -I'i.s .til sin i!,. ii
lilC I'Utr (if 1:1 .1 !|,i .ultlicnt
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should sa so you kit,.«. tor days lunii.M'., !.• (it jliyeU'r ill
at a t!n:e wo taniidn take dui attev .i I
dinner siesta on aecount of the pe--
Uid^c^ Whaf. nnlses'• a,-'ked ^i
.ikt* jt,
,t ta.htv cr"
-d tthlet* S.irs,M.»t)H!
Mar uoise^ "Whaf. i.udse*'"' aske-I
'the hh»nde st'-ne^rnpher. innncenil.v
\\hy, the i-iifft'e pepping on the trees
ee, the .n as so h' tic iiratn'
j-jus' roasted heftTe the Wi »e !. 1
The Old traveler a weed UathaT
de.wn there t»uh he anned
rhere a:- a -iris ••re whe ine.rUt.-:iu*. hut wi- utl down In Saskatchewan (Western Canada]
don e\ej intend to ot tnar: it J." tin \ou ^vihlu't H}e at nU ht
Mow d^ vc-a know?" l-serv onee in a while ther»* wi^.hf
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HOO BiinMoIs front irro*
inn «t Jjt rt 11|
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and tired
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to p:es oil
lit I spring
nn .etllin^
SJ.KS
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THE SHADOW OF DEATH.
A W.iFihfnfjtof) Worrijii'ti
a blc
Recovery.
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'A St 'J Ji.1, \S' u,]i v, I
R"""- "'b- bad) dh-a .J, and fiv dorlorji in run
suJiafjon. was ihoti^lji ti bi in a bopflctHH
uttito My lipjbH •Aero i,f Kwollcii," nuld
M/'k. Hb'-arcr, ti- it I ro-.jld hardly jji-l abo-jt
I rapjflly ^n.»\v wntJl the doctor snld
kIdiM-y
uk
Kid­
ney f'dln Vour«r.lf
'ij.i fi l''oUT NT!'!!'
ii »V V. A bcr. i/a» p'»
U'lHi.'s KiJ:/ry 1', .% wili be n»rtiit:d ynn j.r'• r?rj
Sold by all dealers. Pi-Ice 5o cents. Koster-Milburn Co Buffalo. N.Y.. Proprietors.
«o:io and Mi- oth'T
badly di.'i-ayf'd 'Ihir fnd Hor-mrd ii'-nr, and
nty Irh'lidB ^jiv? mo 'j[j (t frty
broih"r'H udvkro bc-^an nHlnj? I»oan"rt Kid
n'-y J'iilri and tho r..urt)j day I
ib!o tf» bi-» proj«j»'-d up in b«d. Thro.jRh lh#dr
uko 1 rapidly ij iproved until jjt tJio prcH» nf.
and widl. although
i)~, y-arsi
old. I
a.-- in'i'b wj»k a.K any woman in 'Vn'ralia, and
J«* t'* ri
rnu
do