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St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-07

Syrup

William McKeeE L.. .s>>,> ri=f d.
Bloonlingdale, MicL. T. a.
the Asthma badly ever since Co.
out Of the army and though I have
been in the drug business for fifteen
years, and have tried nearly every
thing On the market, nothing has
given me the slightest relief until a
few months ago, when I used b.
schee's German Syrup. I am now
glad to acknowledge the great good
it has done lie. lam greatly reliev-
ed during the day and at night ito
sleep without the least trouble" O
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-07

A shower Of flies fell at Mount Jov,
Penn, recently.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-07

Sample Package Mailed Free.
Address Small Bile Beans, New York.
A buried city has been discovered
near Ironton, Ohio.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-07

Constipation cured BY Small Bile Beans.
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CHICAGO'S Big THEATER
NEW AND NOVEL DEVICES
The Author Describes His Objects
and Methods-Music Largely
gmploysd-Ths stage
Machinery.


CHICAGO, March ia.-The members Of
the prcss were today given q private viev
of the spcctatorium, devised by SsssLe
Mackay, which will be one OF the msss
permanent attractions of the West, Its
descriptiou In best told in the words oe the
author, who. in speaking of the objects Of
the ~pectatorium. aajti; s.The obiscs b 10
make an alliance between nature and sst,
such ~ Was never befors effected, and 10
utilize this alliance for ~ most imprss-
sivs illustrations Of the erAndcst storiss
of human struggles and achievements IN
history. The spec,atorium IVES invented
for tho purpose of producing an eutirsly
new order Of entertainment, 10 which has
been given the name "spectats-sio,"
which 10 combination spectacular and ora
sorio.
"Thers will bs three apsciss of music
EMPLOYED. First. tho symphonic, whieh
follows all cosmic, chanssd scenes and ell
dramatic actions in story. Sscoud. Incl.
dental music. which illustrates With In
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-20
DISAPPOINTED POLICE.

The 0esman Peaos Prsssrvsss Licked
for . Rist Yesterday.
BERLIS. March ls.-The celebration yes
terday In n,smory Of the patriots who fell
In is<s, Was gust beyond all expectasion.
The police had made elaborate prspara.
tions to quell disturbances, but found no
need Of interfering With tho small and
orderly groups that went out TO lny
wreaths on the graves Of the revolutionary
martyrs. The outdoor messinss for which
arrangements had been made we're ron.
iered impossible ~ the weather. The
social democrats have decided not to OBJ
serve May day, owing TO the impoverished
condition Of woskingmcn throughout the
empire.
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CAPTAIN vANDEas,Lr DEAD.
The vs'evss Navigator Passes Away ~
MIS- Home.


Nav BRGHroS, L. l.. March is.-
Captain Jaceb Hand vandssbsIt. brother
of the late Commodore CornsliHs Wander
bilt. died at BE home, Grimes Hill. Staten
Island. at o'clock this evening. He had
an attack al congestion Of the lungs two
weeks ego and for several days his death
has bsen expected. His 500. J. II. Van
derbtlt, IT,. vas alone at the bedside with
Q nurse ~ the time Of his death, his
daughters and his nephew, Cornelius
vsndevbilt, having left the house . short
time before tho end came.
Captain Vanderbilt Was horn on the
east ahore of Staten Island, September 2,
l07. For nearly ~ years he commanded
the steamboats, plying between New York
and ports on the Hudson, on Long Island
sound, and in New Jersey. In 1894, hs
retired from active life and has since
lived quietly 81 his elegant home, which
ovsrlooks the upper and lower New York
bays. He married EuphemiA Maria
Bansa, descendant of General Putnam.
In 1853 shs died in 1877. Three children
survive him. Tho funeral arrangements
have not yet been announced, but no will
b buried In the Moeavian cemetery ~
Ncwdoeph, Staten lsland.
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BLAMEs the CHANCELLOR.
0svmssy's Aiaistsr % giasaos Dissssss.
the Political eetuastsu.

too b0shtbGob U9S08sto8s
BERLIN, March i9.-An associated press
correspondent had an Interview today
with DE-. Johannes Miguel. the Prussian
minister Of finance, concerning the criti-
cal situation created by the attitude Of
parties toward the army bill. Dr.. Miquels
opinions on the subject are regarded ~
exceptionally important. ~ he 10 bsinR 90
cused daily Of intriguing for the downfall
Of Count Won Caprivi aud 10 secure his
own elevation 10 the chancellorship. 'ln
tho event Of tho dissolution OF the reich-
sting" said DR.. MIGUEL. ''ths majority Of
German electors, ! believe, will supfArt
the army bill. In my opinion, however.
the wiscst course would be to effect com.
promise with the present reichstae aud
thus avoid tho disadvantages suffered by
the country from . general election. A
majority for the present measure In .
modified form could be secured by some
diplomatic negotiation with the clerscals
and the radicals. Tho chancsllor's re-
fusal 10 compromise, however, is the cause
oe tho present critical condition Of af.
fnlru."
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NO NARONiC.

The Agsa.s Of ths Missing steamer Have
AbAndosed uops.
NEW YoRxsMarch l9.-Thers 10 no news
Of the Naronic and the agents Of the
missing freiehtes are ready TO admit that
the chances q her ever being heard from
are becoming decidedly small. With the
arriv al Of the steamship Oilinda from the
Asores yesterday, nearly all hope Of hear.
ing from the Naronic was abandoned. Her
captain reported that he had heard notl-
ing whatever of the vessel.
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Socan Mining News.
A GILT EDGED PROPERTY.

KALso, r. C., March i5.-since the last report
from the a. y. formerly known % the Big Ber.
to Ss discounted BY any in the camp. Il i. only
within the last few weeks that the owner Of the
claim. T. Z. Coy. concluded to open tnls prop
self, concluded 70 open the mine much further
down the mountain side. an Improvement that
"a. tapped the D.rdaneilss mines in which MT.
Mr.: Coy has always maintained that the Darda-
pelles and the A. p. are the same vein. and by
his two mines In the front rank of producing
claims OF this camp.
Though this newly discovered ore body has
only been opened for the extent OF 20 feet. the
face OF the drift shows nve feet of high grade
ore that will give sure test of more than 500
per ton.
II the same Improvement holds out lower
viii prove 10 be one Of the best silver proper.
ties of the world. With each new strike prop
erty In kaslo Is going up and the garry birds who
months.
The rush last year Into Creede. Col, was
different. record OF seventeen mines work.
Ing all winter, and plenty more to work Just as
q permanent population Of $500 people.
rHB SLOGAN DISTRICT.
The mineral district In the SLOGAN mining dis
trict Is about % miles east and west and about
seven miles wide north and south The mount
ae BY sm nS
depth. ON the A. y. mines the vein Is the
same as the Dardanelles which claim lays above
I.Ooo feet. In the Freddie lee the vein has
been opened up BY three tunnels showing about
se ioss ns srs Ts and Sy rich
show both wide and deep veins.
mineral district to knso will furnish cheap
trans nsportaton 10 the snlelters rs the ore will be
shipped by boat from kalso TO Bonner's Ferry
ana there taken > the smriters by tho Great
The. rate from Kslso to Tacoma or Great
Falls Is only 8 per ton
Kalso Is the central point in the whole Of the
progressive Americans who have developed
the district. People who have not seen the
mines are not able to fully appreciate the value
incnse pcpulation there win he in that town
a.,rs ne o,iy point VA people can get i into the
goes into the district A hui wSs. viii viii have ." 70
spend money there and outft ut that point.
the good LOIS are heing brought up rapidly and
viii Increase In value quickly.
The history Of all real estate investments Is
that the people who buy before the rush takes
place make the most money.
The chance that Is now offered TO Butte par
ties OF buying these kasio lots that Slemons &
Gamer Of 4 East broadway, corner Main street,
are selling Is an opportunity that ought not to
be overlooked.
BY midsummer these lots will he worth
double their present price The lots will hay
level and are on the main wagon road only three
blocks from the business center, whore lots are
selling at 81 500 10 5000.
Anyone wanting 10 make good Investment
could not do better than buy some OF these lots
q SO each on half cash payments.
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THE MoNrEREv's BOILERS.
Prssidsss Scott Claims That rhsy ~
t, All Night.

ssvssSS1s o<Sss Ssosuss AoSs So~S
80 AL nighs
New YoRK. March l9.-Irvins u. Soook
prssident of the Union Iron works of -
Francisco, the builder Of tho coast -
fense battieship Monterey, who 70 nSw -
this city, spphaticaily dsniss tho truth =
the ststQ5snt Conserving the vagn
which ss@ts publishsd Friday. Mr.. -
says that after an exhaustive sxau1u
ton and trial Of different tubular bst1n
~ the Brooklyn navy yard, under the
pcrvisiou Of ex-Chief Engineer II
ing Of tho United States nav
the Ward boilers were selected
tbe. navy department as te4
best. Upon the trial Of the Montery The
hiasest stelkm pressure OF the Ward boil9
ers Was ls5 pounds TO the square inch, no4
$50 pounds, no stated in the article re1
ferrcd 10. The pressure OH tho Scose1
boilers was lessened by the rsduei1(
valves between them and the Ward bol
ers. Sonse slight repairs are gensrAll
necessary after trial trip on account q
the great strain put upon the new machiu<
ery. In the case Of the Montery, II wsd
necessary 10 tighten up some tubes on ths
end Of one OF the Scotch boilers and 70
put some new CRATE bars In the furnace oe
the Ward boilers. The Monterey 10 ready
to 60 to SEQ whenever such an order h re-
ccived.
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TRICKY TURKS.



rampsr with Their MAIL
WASHINGTON, March la.-Ssveral repre-
sentattves Of the American Board Of For.
stsn Missions, visited Washington lest
week. They casne from Boston. the
headquarters of the body with which they
are connected. and had several interviews
with Josiah Quincy, acting first assistant
secretary Of state. They told Quincy tho
Turkish ofnciAls had intcrfered with tho
correspondence u American missloaAssss
In thas coaatry; that the mlssioaariss ere
subjsctsd 10 much III treatment by the
natives, who are not restrained by the
authorities, end that messages from
United States Ministsr Thompson to the
state department In Washington had
mover rcschsd their destination. from
which he Crbompson) inferred that bic
mail was tanipersd With. The statemsnts
are 20 positive that an Investigation Of The
records of the department. has been
ordered 10 dcteunine whsther o. not the
correspondsnce on ale subssautistsd tho
assertions. Tho investigation wiil b. com
pleted in few days and the result, which,
II 10 said, will fully sustain the charges.
will b. communicated 10 the Boston
gentlemen.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-20
AN OCEAN STEAMER.

The Ntcaeagua Company Aads . Mig
boat To Its Fleet.
New YoRK. March ls.-Ths Nicaragua
Canal company has purchased an ocean
steamer 70 be added To It's feet to enable
the company to carry supplies and men to
the seats q ~ operations. This steamer
10 Americas built. namsd president
Caruso." and will sail under the American
nag. Il will supplement and connect with
tho feet of river and lake steamers now
owned by NE company sailing on San
Juan river and Lake Nicaragua.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-20
FOR THE RED CROSS.
A Ats Secured for Hospital Supplies In
Case OF Need.

Case Of Need.
WASHINGTON, March 19.-Miss Clara
Barton. president of the American Ma
tional Red Cross association, to-day wru,e
90 Doctor Joseph Gardner. of Bedford, In
diana, accepting his gift Of land ncar ed-
ford. as a site for the Red Cross society TO
accumulate and produce material and
stores for q sudden emergency or great
calamity. Tho business headquarters Of
tho Red Gross society will remain at tho
national capital. This Indiana tract will
be the only piece Of neutral ground on the
western hemisphere protected by the in
ternationai treaty Of the military powers
of the world against hostile invasion.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-20
GROVER AT CHURCH.
Old Pew.

WASHINGTON. March IL. President and
Mrs. Cleveland attended religious services
this morning ut the First Presbyterian
church. During the latter part Of his
former administration. Cleveland was Q
regular attendant at this church. Soon
after his Inauguration he selected pew
and each Sabbath morning. with but few
exceptions, found him in his accustomed
place. After their marriage. Mrs. Glove
land came to this church and enrolled as
one of its members. They will continue
to use the pew which was formerly occu-
pied BY them.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-20
swIrcHMEN STRIKE.
The Mig Four Rosd, Tied Up Again by
striking Operatives.

SpRISGFIELD, Ohio. March 19.-The en-
tire force Of the big Four" yard switch
men went out on strike this morning
and the yards are again tied up. The
switchrnen claim that they struck because
tho road has not lived up to the agree
ment to take the men back after tho COM
promise of two weeks ago. The SWITCH
men demand the discharge Of tho yard
master. Carney; pay for over time and
the reinstatement Of all OF the strikers, 70
In number.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-20
DIXON FILLS THE VACANCY.
The Csssy IsiAsd Club viii Have Ii
Elxhf After All.

NEw YORK. March i9.-Thc champion
fcatherweight. Georgc Dixon, has agreed
10 take the place left vacant by Jack
Skelly. and will meet George Siddoos
before the Concy lslAnd Athletic club 10
morrow night. This afteruDpn the Consy
Island club. and both siddoks and Dixon,
after long aud vsxing discussion. siGnsd
articles of agreement to battle II rounds
for tho original purse Of $s.b 30.
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Assets ssa liabilities.

81. JosErH. No.. March is.-Ths whole
sals liquor house Of the James Walsh
Mercantiis company was taken posse ssion
Of last night By J. y. Smith. acting for the
creditors. Tho liabilities, 30 far as shown.
aggregate sili,79s. The assess arc ~ yet
unknown, but will, Il, 10 reported ,asgressts
SIS 600.
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ANOTHER STORY.

Tho New York Times" Asserts That Ite
Statements Are True.
NEW YORK. March 19.-The Times this
morning reiterates that its statements re-
tanned in Fridays issue Of that paper.
''The statements published relative to thu
Monterey's failure to develop tho required
narrow escape from q serious accident, u
not possible loss" says the Times, 'were
based on the assertion Of IN eye witness
Of the vessels performance and from
doubt"
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THE ANN ARBoR srRl<E.
Ensiassss EsessassA Oves SsAee niehs'
0rxaaR of snAoeSav.

ToLEDo, Ohio. March 1s.-Ths Ann
Arboe stsiks situation y quiet to-day after
tho stlrriag events Of yesterday. The
brotherhood enslnesrs beld several meet
ings. at which sAe order issued yesterday
By Judge Rieks. osmpslliue the esoehsr.
hood to bring its by-laws snA eoussisutiea
into court, was the soSs topic a discus
sion. The Aan Arbor bad Q eull quoss oe
freight trains running to-day, ssd Csussal
Manager Ashlsy says that tls roAd y 10
no danger of blackads. II h given cut
tonight that ell of the snginsess on the
Wabash will 20 on strike within tho next
- hosirs, In sympathy with the Ann Arbor
men.
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NO coNFIRMATIONs.
The senate Has Net Vet Acted rpoa
PsssiAsatiAl Appeintosass.


WASHINGTON. March 10.-Thsrs 10
reason 10 expect that the senate will enter
In sarness> this week. upon the business for
which Il was called together. So far. not
single nomination hes been acted upon
except cabinet appointments.
Excluding half dosen army and navy
promotions, there are now sixtssn psosi-
dental nominations which have not yet
isoen passed upon even In COMMITTEES. and
theref6ga., II u unlikalx- 5hos. s.1nrmosrux,A
ssszIon Will result ID any con6smations,
unless the committees manage 10 meet In
the morning. Il is, howsvor, the tntsn-
tion OF the committees having In eharee
the nominations, 10 get together early In
the week and probably, within . few days.
there will be soms material In hand, upon
which the senate may oct In executive see
sion.
Saving tho possibllity Of . contest over
the attempt to rsorsanise the foecs OF en-
ployes, tho sessions OF the senate during
tho week do not promise TO bs frequent.
long or interesting.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-20
SCHULTZ AND HOGAN.
The Match will Occar In Aprii-''saiios
HID" ls Ambitious.

HID" ls Ambitious.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
MIssoULA. March i9.-Georee Schultz.
the lightweight pugilis'. is IN receipt of an
offer from Lou Turner, the "Sailor Kid"
TO fight him to finish before the Butte
or any other athletic club for suitable
purse and . reasonable side bot. but
Schults's admirers In this city have per-
suadcd him from arranging this contest,
as he is too heavy for Turner and his
pugilistic repution would not DO improved
by defeating the latter. Schultz has COM
menced training for the contest with
Tommy Hogan before the Butte club in
April for purse Of $500 and side bet OF
500. Schults's money has been posted
and he 10 now awaiting the articles from
Butte, which arc, for some reason, slow in
making their appearance. A great many
Missoula sports have siRnified their intcn-
ton Of Witnessing this fight and will back
the local man heavily.
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WITH THE ANGELS.

a PhIIIpsburg Comic bInger NarroWIy
Eseapes rransportatIon.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
PHlLIrsBuRG. March ia.- William Rice.
q comedian nj the Crystal saloon, was IN.
able TO sleep last night, and 10 put n
quietus TO his nerves he allowed "kid"
Shaffer, the musician Of tho place. TO ad-
minister dose Of morphine hypoderrnic-
Of some Of his friends, who walked him
around and kept the vital spark moving,
willie" would nov be singing with the
angels.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-20
TWENrv-ONE KILLED.
a Tsssshas NV is spsa.. Rssuiss rs-
eahis.

AApRIp. Msfch is.-A 8 O'Clock this
morning Are broke out In pastry cooks
shop In Saint Sebastian. A ksg Of Spirits
sxpiodsd and spread ths firs to ths Cd
tosnine houses, which. we're denssly tsn-
aalsd. Al of the occupants were slssping
aoA The aauses wsss srsund them bsfoes
thsy could bs warned. Two families were
suflocassd In thsir bsds. Fifteen psrsoas
jumped from the wiudows. Ton Of shem
wses kilisd and three received mortal In
jnriss. Twenty-ons psrsons are known 70
have pssished, and ssvsrsl others. who's
fate is unknown. are believed to have
been burned or crushed ip tho ruins.
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THE sARNiA SIGHTED.

she Catered HslifAs Harbor Last Night
Consorted ~ the Newneld.
HALIFAX. March is.-The overdue mail
steamer, Sarnia, was reported at O'Clock
tonight OF this harbor, coming siOwiy
under her own steam. She 10 ACCOM-
panied by another steamer supposed to b
the government steamer Ncwfeld. IL VII
be several hours before they reach port.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-20
A Mssaash usetts Fire.

NORTH EAsroS, MAss., March is.--E. !.
W. Morse 4 Co's large cotton thread fse-
TORY at South EAsaon was to-day dsstrOysd
hy fire. Tho hos on the buildlnes and
machinery is s2timatsd at from ei75yOo to
jaWopO, only partially insured.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-20
Their Troubles Der.

BrESos AYREs. March ia protcal
has been signed al San Diego, which IL 10
hoped will terminate the strained relations
betwcen Chill and the Argentine Republic.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-20
ROYALTY ENpANoERso.
The kiag end Qsesn of Portugal % I
Wrecked rrain.

LisBoS. March io.-Kins Carlos, Queen
Marie Amalic and the members of tho
cabinet went on special train 10 Caldas
de Raina to-day TO open q hospital. Tho
train ran OH the track at Campolido, and
all the passengers were thrown on thsir
seatu. Aside from the fright caused by
the slock. however, nobody suffered from
the accident. After two hours of waiting.
the royal party proceeded on anothss
train.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-20
RAISING The LIMIT.
u. Pasi wasts Priss-Highs ssA
Wones 10 BaA.

ST. PAUL, Minn., March is.-Ths Phoe-
nix Athletic club Of this city wants the
Corbe,,. Mitchell fight and will present .
communication to tho chamber Of COM
msrcs In the morning, asking the sanction
Of that body to Offering eiW.OD purse
for tbs nehs. They also ask aid In secur-
Ing The pas.age Of law, allowing boxing
contests before Incorporated sshlstsc
clubs. In view Of tho prevention OF ths
Fitssimu,ons-Hall light two years aeo, mot
much stock 10 taken In the proposition.
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PARIS, March ts.-The body % JuIss
Psrsy was placed In . CONN to-day. and
tomorrow il will BE- removed 70 the seuass,
whss> IL will lie In state Tuesday.
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sai,.bury IN Again.

LONDON, March ia.-Lord Salisbury 10
again confined to his bed and 10 forbidden
BY his physician to attend 10 any business
whatever.
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GREAT GUNS.
Ths Krupp Eshib't for the worid's Fais
Mas Reached Baissmsss.

BALTIMORE. March 1s.-After . tenn
pestuous voyage from Hamburg with the
second consignment Of the krupp exhibit
for the worlds fair. the British steamship
Loneusil. has arrived on Sparrows Point.
The cargo comprises exclusively war ma.
tsrial. The chief article 10 . big l2s-ton
cannon built expressly for the exhibit.
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ANOTHER MATCH.
yshs Oaudaur win Contest fer th'
Wsvld,. Chs m piou.hip.

ToRoxro, Ont. March is.-Jake Gsu.
daur will In q few days issue Q formal
chalisnes 10 James S,ransbura. the Aus
tralian oarsman. who is now in San Fran.
cisro. The challenge will be for t2.so
side and the championship of the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-07

served as counsel for priests against bishops
In score Of cases. both In the local eccle-
siastical courts and upon the final appeal
to Rome, and he has almost always won.
His knowledge Of canon law II said to be
remarkable, and % great IL his repute
among churchmen that the announcement
that DIR. Burtsell has taken any particular
case Is almost sufficient In itself to bring
about compromise. He has aroused the
hearty dislike of more than one bishop by
taking the cases Of priests against them.
but he has not been deferred from doing
what he thought to be his duty in other
cases. The McGlynn case was one Of the
most difilcult to handle. owing to Mc0lynn's
dislike of any control being put upon his
own utterances. But DIR. Burtsell was pa
tient, and the case was finally won. When
the veteran priest was sent away from the
parish that he had built up, afte- many
years of labor. he did not allow this act Of
punishment to deter him from going ahead
with his work, at which he has been SO
successful. He went on and brought the
McGlynn matter to a successful issue, and
in addition has argued and won half a
dozen cases of considerable consequence.
Dr. Burtsell, has been said, came of a
family of wealth and position. He had
wealth in his own right when he entered
the ministry, but spent it all upon his
church and parish poor. Since his removal
his old parishioners have made periodical
pilgrimages to see their pastor.
OF the very best type of priest is this
man, and one who reflects credit on his
cloth everywhere, besides being one Of the
ablest men. in a quiet way, of his day.
FOSTER COATES.