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Laid Upon Sebastian Hub

Ibuch an Honored-Citizen

Full of years and honor a credit to thecountry of his birth and to the land ofhis adoption Sebastian Hubbuch one ofour oldest GermanAmerican citizenspassed Into eternal rest on Friday of lastweek He had been in ill health fo

several months and the end was notunexpected He was fully prepared todie and died the life of a just man

Mr Hubbuch was born in FreibergBaden Germany sixtynine years agoWhen quite a boy his family removed toAmerica and settled in Louisville Hielearned the molders trade but in 1873

be engaged in the wall paper businessopening a store on Market street nearEleventh A few years later his brothersJoseph Charles Otto and Philip weretaken into partnership with him andfounded the well known firm of Hubbuch Bros They prospered from thestart Mr Hubbuch was known as oneof Louisvilles most prosperous generoususeful and public spirited business menHe identified himself with every publicmovement His death is a great loss to

communityHewife and the following

children Mrs George Gruber MrsCharles Hollenbach Mrs William Win-

ter Mrs Joseph Dahleni Misses Katherine and Alice Hubbuch and JohnHubbuch The deceased was a devoutmember of St Anthonys church andwas also one of the oldest members of

the Knights of St George The funeraltook place from St Anthonys church at9 oclock Monday morning A largeconcourse of friends followed his re-

mains to their last resting place in StMichaels cemetery May he rest inpeace

SHORT NEWS NOTES

Sir Evelyn Wood will be the nex tField Marshal of the British Army H-

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a consistent CatholicThe historical Hill of Tara was sold at

notion last Thursday for 18500 Thepurchaser was a woman whose name wanot announced

The Duke of Tetuan formerly SpanishMinister tot Foreigh Affairs is dead Hiepassed away at Madrid last Sunday ThDuke was an Irishman in blood

John T McDonough exSecretary ofState of New York has accepted thethe appointment as a Justice of theSupreme Court of the Philippines

William Duffy Nationalist member ofParliament for South Galway and thre-others who were imprisoned under thecoercion act were released Thursday

Sir Charles Gavan Duffy the formerIrish leader man of letters and PrimeMinister of Victoria died last Sunday atNice France He was born at Monaghan Ireland in 1816

The pontifical briefs appointing RevFrancis Regis Canevin coadjutor to theBishop of Pittsburg were received at theApostolic Delegation Washington D Clast Friday The appointee is rector ofthe Cathedral at Pittsburg

Rev Edward A Kelly pastor of StCecilia church Chicago has been offeredby Gov Yates the place on the StateBoard of Charities made vacant by theresignation of Judge John GibbonsFather Kelly is expected to accept

Last Saturday was the twentyfifth anniversary of the death of Pope Pius IXand the occasion was appropriately oftserved at Rome with a Pontifical massof requiem celebrated by Cardinal SatolliHis Holiness Leo XIII gave the absolotion and the apostolic benedictionalthough he was suffering from a slightcold

Bishop Carroll Council Knights ofColumbus just organized at Covington

will be instituted tomorrow The candidates and visiting Knights will attendmass at 10 oclock in the CathedralTwelfth and Madison streets The initia-

tory exercises will take place at Oddiellows Temple Seventh and ElmI

streets Cincinnati and at the conclusion-of the third degree dinner will be servedin the banquet hall of the Temple

FATHER BAXS JUBILEEI

Weekly meetings of the parishionersof St Johns church continue to be beldIand arrangements for the golden jubileecelebration of the ordination of the VeryRev Father Has to the holy priesthood-are pushed with vigor Different nightsare set apart for the young and old menand the rivalry as to which will do themost remains unabated Last Tuesdaynight a number of encouraging reportswere received and only minor parts of

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Maud Gonne the Irish Joan of Arcand John McBride the organizer andI

leader of the Irish brigade in the Doerwar are soon to be married in ParisThe match is an ideal one when charac-ters and the history of Major McBrideand Miss Gonne are considered Marriages of this kind do not take placemore than once in a century and hencethe engagement of the two Irish enthusiaststhe one a brave soldier the other abeautiful heiressis an announcement ofr

unusual interest Before the marriagcan take place however certain formalities must be complied with The gallant l

Major is a Catholic and his fiancee is aProtestant Miss Gonne therefore is tojoin the former church before becomingthe wife of the Boer leader It is understood that for some time past she has beenI

under a course of preparation and instruction at the Carmelite convent atLaval and that next week she will beformally received into the church at thatlinstitution

Miss Gonne has many warm admirersand friends in London especially amongthe home rule section of the LiberaI

party who like her as much as the ultraUnionists bate her Her great beautyher youth and the glamor of her wealthtso

the cause of Irish liberty has made herone of the most notable figures of thlast quarter of the nineteenth centuryMise sGoune inherited the wealth of her fatherwho was a rich Colonel of a regiment offr

the British army She was born in Dublin Castle and before her conversion tothe cause of Ireland she was the pet ofrthe Viceregal set in Dublin society Onday she saw an eviction and the sight sc

thencefortheshe swore to live only for the uplifting olfr

the Irish people and the righting of

wrongsMissGonne of course was ostracised

by her antiIrish acquaintances but forsome years she has been the ideal of thepeople of her adoption She has madecampaigns in half of the countries oiEurope especially France and BelgiumMajor McBride lives in Paris He wa

eone of the conspicuous figures of thBoer war He organized the redoubtableIrish brigade and fought with Joubertbefore Ladysmith It was Major Mc ¬

Bride who at the first step of invasion bythe Boers over the border of Natal rousedthe unbounded enthusiasm of theflagintoproudly above his head-

MACpULEYS

Herbert Kelcey and Miss Effie Shannon will appear at Macauleys MondayTuesday and Wednesday nights of nextweekand with a matinee on WednesdayThey will produce William Gillettesgreat play Sherlock Holmes It Thisdrama Las produced favorable criticism-in the East and has attracted great audi-ences The sale of seats began onThursday Thus far the seats have soldrapidly t-

tlOPKINS THEATER

Della Fox the pretty little girl withthe dainty blonde curl that hangs rightdown on her forehead heads the list ofattractionS that comes to the Hopkinstemple Theater next week Besides

there will be Al Leach and the threeRosebuds in their schoolroom sketchthe magnetic Nellie Hawthorne Eckertand Berg Roberts Haynes and RobertsFox and Foxie Chris Lane and theever pleasing blograpb

BUCKINGHAM

The Jolly Grass Widows will be the-

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beginning with tomorowa matinee

wiUpresentIandeHlie artists M Hofford and WorthHarrySeebachMoore McFarland and Murry Monroe

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Memphis Council Elects For-mer Louisville Man

President

Among the numerous Catholic socie-

ties of Memphis Tenn none are moreactive than Chickasaw Council Y M Iwhich is composed largely of the mostinfluential young men of that cityThere has been a new life awakenedthere since the first of the year and thenewly installed officers report that theyhave gone to work to double the mewbershlp and want two delegates at thecoming grand convention The officersfor 1003 are-

PresidentMe J CarriganFirst Vice PresidentWilliam GavinSecond Vice President James J

DaughertyRecording Secretary F M DevineCorresponding Secretary P M ByrneFinancial Secretary William E Sal

livanTreasurerGeorge A LawoMarshalJoseph J DorianMedical Examiner Dr Stephen E

RiceInsideSentinelJohn J Bishop

Outside SentinelDaniel C NewtonExecutive CommitteeL S Lawo W

B Hoffman A W HigginsChickasaw was fortunate in the selec-

tion of its President Mr Carrigan is ahustler and a man of much executiveability He formerly resided in Louisvilla and was a member of MackinCouncil His friends here will all bepleased to team of the honor bestowedupon him W B Hoffman who is alsowell known here is another hustlingmember and with two such men at thehelm Chickasaw should rapidly come tothe front

lRECENT DEATHS0

The funeral of George J Zorn whodied Sunday evening took place fromSt Mary Magdalens church at 9 oclockWednesday morning

The funeral of Lawrence Gagen latheof Officer James Gagen takes place thismorning from St Johns Church De-

ceased was a highly respected citizen-

r The funeral of Julius Stark who diedlast Friday night took place from StVincent de Pauls church at 9 oclockMonday morning The interment was iinSt Michaels cemetery The deceasedwas thirtytwo years old

Mrs Anna Maria Neumeyer the beatethe family residence 725 East Breckinridge street last Saturday morning Thedeceased lady was sixtysix years oldStrMartins church last Monday morningThe interment was in St Louis cemetery

John S King the well known horseshoer died of pneumonia Wednesdaymorning at the home of Mrs BridgetFoley 823 East Jefferson streets His birthparentseIretnndMrKing was prominentlabor circles and a devout member of Stfuneralttook place Thursday morning TheHorsesboers Union and a large numberof his friends attended the solemn obsequies

Mrs Annie McGinty who died onSunday evening was hurled from StPhilip Neris church at 930 oclock Tues ¬

day morning The interment was in StLouis cemetery Mrs McGinty was thewife of Patrick McGinty a farmer wholives five miles from Louisville on thePreston street road She was taken iill-

on Saturday and though the end camequickly she was granted the grace of ahappy death Rev Father Ackermannadministered the last sacrament arid re-

mained with her till the end May sherest in peace

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In the death of John Toomey whichoccurred Saturday morning the com-

munity lost an honest and revered citi-

zen Death resulted from gastric rheu ¬

matism Mr Toomey was born in Ireland nearly seventy years ago Whenquite a young man he came to AmericaWhen the civil war broke out heespoused the cause of the Union andfought valiantly for the Stars andStripes After the war he removed toLouisville where he lived until his deathFor more than twenty years he was anemploye of the Louisville NashvilleRailroad Company and a devout memberof SU Louis Bertrand church A fewmonths ago the family removed to 2139Bank street where Mr Toomey diedlast Saturday He was buried from St

leciliaa church at 9 6clock Mondaymorning The Interment was in StLouis cemetery Mr Toomey leaves awife and three sons Stephen John and

dwwd to mourn bis loss May hla soulrest is peace

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