The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1910, Page 5

dying, Working 4 carrying m there is CANTON, Ct May 2—-Amid | the equalor & a peakable hor fore of a leper village, Father Lam: | pert Loule Conrady, & Roman Cath: | | | iter of tin wilt be added to thos been claimed by jess. who bare Pea he outskirts of Canton Is the village for the “unclean.” Here ther Conrady labc day and aight, administering ¢« he strick: 4 the lagt rites to the dying ffe ‘took but the ordinary precau fon against leprosy. One day he was called to the e of a young] who was breathing his last ndful of the he priest joey by the bedside and stroked the hand of the dying boy } A itttle scratch on his band came | he skin of the act with —— that youth, Soon it became Hest had ntrac ain and it was the first signs of le Six years {8 all that jc prieat, for this am adult stricken wit Father Conrady come Peigian house. He giv of ease and wealth For many years Damien, who came of stock, and upon bis dea wed the work alone. In ¢t ¢olony of Molokal he followed the werk, and, when the government took over the colony and the condi ton of the unfortunates was im wed, he turned his face toward a still more distressful community—j| the leper sett! ear Canton. | One last visit m to elvilt gation, studying (he sease and securing funds. Then be (arned his Deck upon the life ov ease and took up his work. THE CENSUS MAN (Ry Dehet Prees) ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, | May 2—Frank Branine, one of the census enumerators for this county, was arrested Sat- urday afternoon on warrant igsued from the state court checging him with disturbing the peace of a young woman. Branine forget his enumerat- rarity at the home of T. C. Gilleck, a retired farmer, to kiss Gillock’s (18-year-old daughter, Anna. i Church Fair Tonight. ‘The Catholics of St. Benedict's — will open a fair this evening | St. Benedict's ball, 49th st. and Wallingford av. that will continue until Saturday evening. A special program bas been prepared for each evening. The committee that haa arranged for the fair is com of J. Cameron, M. Crosbie, Boyle, Willlam Fagan, Walter | FP. McGreevy. He Carried Cheer to Lepers- iest is Dying Now Heroic Pr }weat, no fare” ordinance t# proving| When the ordinance wae first ja tremendous success in Trenton, | signed by the mayor the street rail The street railway company,|way company ordered {ts oor which used to laugh at pleadings | ductors to in t on fare from | of citizens for more cars, is buying | strap hangers, and call a police new cars man if the strap hanger refused to This is the way the ordinance|pay. After two or three strap works You | againet the law for him to mention | pany ts losing large You could have him arrested for | pe “s = who ih. instrument and every voice in one were esetleia, and. the company |af the noseat-no-thr The Victor is a violin, a flute, a cornet, a full band or or | would be fined $50 for it But enough of the » chestra. The Victor is Sousa or Pryor, Rogers, Lyons or Another clause of th w ordi-jen the company stands up for it Mischa Elman. rely pi tgeni sg bye -~ RRR CoP The Victor is Caruso, Calve, Eames, Farrar, Gadski, Ho Ithe company shail be fined in the can be made to work in any ol mer, Melba, Plancon, Schumann-Heink, Scotti, Sembrich FATHER CONRADY \SMOKES A CIGAR FOR 110 MINUTES PHILADELPHIA N MILLION IN STOLE A KISS Tp ; GOLD ON BOARD, PLYMOUTH, Eng. A shipment of ten m long-ameking ree ordinary cigar 1 hour and 50 minw minutes and 30 seconds longer landed = here Kronz Pringessin Cecilie was the treasure ship which brought and its cargo of coin sione made the old galleons of h main look insignifi Abraham Pugh at Phoenixville, week from New York wan $16, 000,000. Since January the ex can gold to Lon- been $33,000,000, and the aggregate from America to all countries has been $40,380,000. 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All it needs is enforcement by the! A pe car service to the hildre ould not 6 ‘ th F PR? . ad ay passenger car on the Beuttle-F suburbs, When we complained to| P™ A left here at 6:20 manager of the company he g for Heattle, marking tt would tell um, ‘nothing doing pening of » | introduced the ordinance nod ra fight t ALBA y «Pr ent t rking out splendidly, The | gy)/hroar run es a Olean railway compar nOW | the Frisble & Stansfield compar ce and thereby get the nickels, | car tt 4 Everett Townsend TRENTON, N. J, May 2A “no; eum of $50. on a car between | hangers had pointed out to faith Sand 9 in rning or 6 and 7| ful ductors that if they called jin the evening and look for 4 seat.) policemen, the conductor and not If you can't find one and hang onto| the passenger would | rrpated a strap you don't have to pay any | the conduct began to disregard rare 1 a 4 wo f th h aren? AEG. 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Buy or | it In a travesty on and who, under the law of ould not @ b mitted to ey did not have a diplo: e Dental Combine Defied the Law ¢ Dental Combine refused to le- |sue c The third ¢ ture to guard agal Jery of the Denta et a law that w stroyed the rights of dentista who : had legally studied and practiced for nothing so artistic as the true rustic effects of genuine |] Sight year v } ti 8 minded as to accuse m intent towar iticise our cour 2, ft Wha e State Bargains | weeie, te ottntele DIN J. BROWN, & EUMONDS ROUTE City of Kiverett of Telegraph Cam |Attention, Working Men and Women dp. mi. at ny colebran Labor Day ONS OF THE NOTON OF WASH { was so changed that ur Staté, to label fon standard repeaied in 1901 b t fit, and to be and to any not actice. of 1901 contained a say- ich protected the den- ' eity studying an follows: fONERS of business to be registere: al examiners, if m registered. A miatement of ev ery such person ¢ was engaged th fo 4 in | to wend to ench person der the provisions of Legislatur private faa 1 h this state under pres 4 by the Combine. ovided by the hen our Court all dentists who studying and prac- for etght ession, upon wh Mvelihc depended, tn this © dental law of 1901 ted all who did not have a di- ploma from being mined, and the Old Hickory | = as the law direct to thone were In law was passed, for the Legisl, e, and ens tect the pub= y private in this state f 1901 ¢ ted a study of den- tistry in this sta il gives a nopoly to the r bine. prescribe the s 1 ista; but our Courts a law of 1898, point T will continuation of sy It Is fe ople s our cor But this ise I have a right to 8 bust the de 8, and Sune 14 for people who work.