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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-09-14
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.

Mrs. Annie Besant is coming to this
country, on her way to India, to rep
resent theosophy at the parliament of
religions in Chicago.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-09-14

Washington Post:-After the settle
ment of the financial question the bust
ness of dispensing office will return to
the old catch as-catch-can basis
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-09-14
nANCLED AND SLAIN
FRIGHTFUL uECE ON TIM Don,,
WAYNE ROAD.
INE LNE PASSENGERS MEET /,
TERRIBLE DEATH.

Schiller Theater Manager and Travel
ing Freight Agent of the Wisconsin
Central Lose Their Lives-Fourteen
Injured-Louisvine FLYER Crashes
Into Il Milk Train.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-09-14
RHINE CHOLERA INFECTED.

Berlin, Sept S.-The Rhine has been
officially declared to be infected with
cholera.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-09-14

A dozen different foctories employ
ing thousands Of people have resumed
opera ton.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-09-14

of revenue and appraiser-an recess ap-
pOintments.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-28
asku .austryaokim. Posfowle

Slasku. austryackim. Posfowle
:polscy w. parlamencle austryackim
mafo sic zajmuja losem slaskirh
Polaktw. Ubolewat Wlelce: mad
TEN jerry Ciencia}a, W}osclanin
slazkl, adawnieiszy poset v sejmle
w~iedensklm, ktory Ia pmooca cze.-
skich pos16w stara} sic ratowac
narodowosc polska W ksiestwle
Cieszynsklem. giz,e ME lstnie]e
dotad ola 100000 Polakow laden
wYzszy polskj zak}ad naukowy.
Ma papIerze jest zapewnlone dla
SIaska'r6wnouprawnieme narodowe.
ale W rzeczywlstosci tylko Nlemcy
clesza SIG opleka rzadowa.
Jednym najdzielniejszych
szermlerzy narodewosci polsklej
ma Slqsku jest ks. Swlezy, kt6ry
wyszediszy . iona ludu, valley
mezhle " obronle praW Jego nag
swletszych. Ma pos,edzeniu Ko4a
polsklego W Wiednlu, gdy by}a
NOVA o stosunku pcstow polskich
do rzadu, zawezwa} znowu ME. :.
strudzlony ks. Swlezy Ko}o pol
skie, ably popar1o u rzadu slazkie
z%yczenIa. ZwrociwszY uwage ma
nlesprawledliw wa ola S]azka ustawe
wyborcza, odezwa1 size ks. Swlezy
W nastepne s}owa: Druga sprawa,
ma ktora chce zwrdcic uwage Kola,
jest %pofozenie narodowosci pol
skiej ma Slazku. Pofozenie, W ia
klein znajduiemy sic ma Slazku.
Jest smutnem: ami m%ateryalnie, ami
umys}owo ME mozemy sic rozw1jac
s%wobodnie. Spodziewam sic, re
obecn'e W tym celu beda przeciez
lakes krokl podjete 1 dla tego
zastrzegam soble odpowledn1e
wnloskl " Kole.
Minister Madeyskl zas}uzy4by
soble ma wd@iecznosc rodak6w,
gdyby wymierzy4 sprawledllwost
polskleJ ludnosci IA Slazku W "a
kresle szkolnictwa.
Wladomomosc O usllowanlach
ks. Swiezego Kole poselskiem
przesz}a do naszych dzienn1k5w "a
posrednlctwem Narodnich Llst6w,
wYchodzacych W Pradze.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-28
Il GALICYl.

DO Loowa przewieziono ME-
dawno zwtoki sp. Nary Felicyi
Czarkowsklei Golejewskiel,
zmariej W Paryzu. Zmarfa by1a
wielka dobrodziejka ludzl piracy
i przez cafe zycle mich pamieta-
Ia, w koncu %uwiecznila sic szla-
chetnemi zaplsami. ] talk Wyzne-
czyfa legat z 800 tvslecy noren6w
(okoio 800. tvs. NJ ia. ~stypendya
ola rzemleslnikow polSklcb, ksztal.
cacych sic swych 2awodach,
GRAZ IA subwencve dla taklch,
ktorzy chca samolstny rozpoczynaG
zawdd, a ME maj2 do tego odpo-
wiedzialnych fundusz6w. Ma ko-
rzySG lnnych zak}ad6w dohroczyA.
nych zapisa}a pol milioua foren@w
Tfloren = 40 nix !. lie to szczeS.
cla wSrGd rodzln rzemieSluic1ycl
wytworzv TAXI czyn ofarny
szlachetnv!
" Wiedni" wystqp,l przec
kilku dmiami kslqdz swlezy W o.
bronze narodowosci polsKiei n.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-28
XebranIe 0rgaMist6w.

w Znlnie, dnia ~ llstopada
rb. odbyfo SIG ma sail p. FIR.
Sluchnlnsklego poufne zebranie pp.
Organist6w dekanatu zniilsklego
jake sasiednlch dekanatow, Two.
lane przez p. WI. Me1ka, organ1ste
re Emma. Mlmo niepogodY deszczu
staw13o sic II PIP. organlstow 1 to
z deksnBtu znlnskiego: w. Metka
re Znina, B. Fenlkowski 2 Cory
y. Znlnem, J. Adanklewicz 2 Pa.
kosci, NJ. Jasinski z Barcina, J..
Rynk z Gasawy, T. Ratajczak 2
Trlaga.>Z dekanatu Inowroc1aw-
sklego zaszczycili mas obecnoscia
szan. kolega p. Surzynskl 2 Ino-
Wrociawia i J. G}owack 2 Lisewa;
z dekanatu Rogowskiego: Man,ew.
ski z Juncewa, Kublinski Co.
rye, Witt Z zernik. S koles5w
ola obowjazkow swych przybyc ME
mogll. SO to panowle: L.. Sa,n"l z
Szublna, St. Walkowski z Srebr
nelgory, P. Mielewski z Dzlewie-
rzewa, FIR. Mowlnski z Paledzia,
kosc.. G. Jauer z Wagrowca. Ze-
braDle to ~zrszczycll swa o,oba
czcigodny administrator Wal
czak re znina. Pc zagajeniu ze~
brania przez p. WI. Me}ke, obrano
ma przewodniczacego x. Walczaka;
ma sekretarza %powoiano p. Kublin-
skiego. Pc kr6tkiem przemowleniu
Incl x. Walczaka, odczyta} D.
Mefka obszernie napisana prace
% koniecznosci zaiozenia iowa
rzystwa ola podnlesienia spiswu
ko%scielnego l ola podnieslepia. do
brobytu moralnego i materyalnego
PIP. organistow." Wszyscy. obeeni
pp.. ORGANISED zgodzill sic jednosio.
snle ma %zafozenle takiego iowa
rzystwa i wszyscy chetnle do ME-
! go przystapjc pragna.D alsze uchwa.
" co do z~aiozenia tegoz Towarzy-
silva poxostawIli obecm. ziazdow,
ogolnemu W 2%oznaniu. Powyzsze
oCfap,,yno
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-28

Elzbleta uczuia wyrzut
sumienia, widzac, jak maia
zas1uguie ma lego miiosd.
Spoirzala mesmia]o ma
make, lecz i ma jei twarzy
malowalo sic tylko zadowo|c-
ME. il oglada znowu ,,s"o]a
Elzbietke''.
- Jedzmy odra1u do szpi-
tala rzekla ia o%statnia, gdy
Jacek powr6ci} Z pakunkami.
Zwraca}a sic z tenn siowy
. ME do niego wprost, gdyz
ME Smia}a spojrzec mu pros
to W oczy.
Iacek wsiad} ma kozlel i
wyruszyli.
Oh! Elzbietko, powledz
temu panu, zeby jechaf
nowoli - rzekia pc. chw1l'
b starurszka rakie. t%rzes1en'e
mogloby szkodzlc o]cu..
Starry rybak leza{ re spu'
szczonemi powiekam', blady.
iak pI6tno. "
Elzbieta wysunela delikat'
ME reke z jego d}oni !
w~yjrza}a przez szybe.
g - Dorozkarz! - zaWofafa.
Lecz okaza}o sic, re woz.
MICA siedzia} po przeclwne]
stronie - pred SODA mla1a
szerokie BARK Jacka.
Me bylo czasu ma waha-
ME.
[acku krzykneFa,
] staraiqc sic wznieSt sw6i CLOS
20 mad ,turkot mle!skl
~powt6rzy}a ra5 jeszcze'
Napr6zno. Me s}ychac jel,
Ola zwr6cenia jego uwaggl
. .musiala wysunac reke / do
tknqc ]ego ramienia.
Odwr6cil sic natycnmiast,
re zwyklym sobie, poczclwym
usmiechem, lecz znlkf on
natychmiast, gdy Jacek
zobaczyl. kto do nlego
B przemawia.
Elzbieta poczerwienia}a -
on byI zupelnie spoko]ny l
%chlodny.
=. Powt6rzy}a mu zlecenie
matki g}osem drzacym poml'
mo wolf i checi.
Sklna} tylko g}owa / zwro'
Gil sic do dor6zkarza.
.Dziewczyna uczu}a sic
upokorzona. Ley stane{y W
lei oczach i szukajac jakby
!. pociechy w tym smutku,
;: uJe}a znowu reke OLGA.
Oddal lei uscisk serdeczny.
Matka spostrzeg]szy ma ]ej
!: twarzy zmartwienie, rzekla
lei lagodnie:
/: i: Me martw sic kochanie.T TIC
s:::mu prze]dzie, skoro tylkc
! !. staniemy ma mieiscu.O krop-
pnie trieste pc tym waszym
bruku!
4 Dor6zka zatrzymala sic l
.bramy szpitala, Jacek zesko-
cyl z koz}a i otworzy:
drzwiczxi.
Pc wprowadzeniu chorege
do sail poczekalneJ i usado-
wieniu go ma najwygodniej
szem mielscu, pozegna1 SIT
natychmiast.
Tiomaczy} sic, re mus
wracac ma stacye, gdyz MI
tra6lby ma poclag, a az
1~- ..,l. ,,,,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-28
X ucharka
POLSKA l
81 SKA
sawieraj9ca ~
kilka set

PTzep7SOW kNChdrsElch.
dia m}odych mezatek, kucharek
gospodyh ma TAME 1 smaczne przy-
rzadzanie rozmaltych potraw. q
sz~czegdlnle zup, sos6w, jarzyn,
Potraw mlesnych i postnych z
uwzglednieniem potraw polskioh,
mianvw,c.e barszczu, b1gosu, IRA
z6w, f1ak6w, i pleczywa amerykan-
skiego jaxo to: cakes, biscuits
mullins, ples, it'd.
CENA 60 @.
MoSna tc ISjqshe 0ostoG 40 ksie.
gorni H. DEGD OHSKLEGO W
Wmona, Mimi. SO Z. End str.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-28
z Prus Polskich
hlou6uka .Doniesiono do, Ga

! Il Prus POlsklch ..
hlon6uho .Doniesiono do, Gaz.
Cd" re sp. X. prob. Ksawery
Mcrawski, bedac proboszczem w
Drzycjmlu, wracaiac raz mroznego
dnla z Jezewa, da}. futro swoi e
ubogim, kt6Ezy mleli prawle ma
gle dzlecl. Me DIV tedy, re umar}
ubogl W dobra ziemskic. Dodalc,
con sam sfYszat 2 ust nleboszczv-
ka. Otoz gdy pzzeJezdzal przez bory
tucholskie, dwoch czy trzech dra~
bow napad}o ma nlego j zatrzy mali
powozke. Poznawszy jednak jada.
cego, jeden &c druglego zawotaf:
10 proboszcz z Drzyclmia, MECH
jedzie dalej. Jegomost ME ma nc
nazbyt!!"
Ols=yn. KS. kapelan Katke u.
dziela kilku oficerom zalogujqcego
tn pulku dragon6w nauki jezyka
polskiego. Rodzice polscy W
Oisztyrie! uczcie dziecl vase pc
polsku l ME dajcie SIC zawstYdzlc
ofjcerom n~iemleokim, ktorzy dbai2
o to, aby Pc pols1u umieli. Ro-
dice polscy zadajc,e ola. dzleci
Waszych p~olsk1ej nauki przygoto.
wujacej do Sakrament6w sw. DO
obowiazkiem Waszym dzieci wy
chowaG tax iak wyscie wychowani
zostall, to jest ma dobrych kato-
likow i. Polakdw.
W Hegu obrano p:zewodni-
czacy.m, gmlny Rosenkranza 5 gfo.
sami przeclw 4 g}osom, ktore paddy
ma p.Klihskiego Z Kfodnl. Waznosc
tych wyborow zaczepiono. W
Rytlu zwYcleztwo odnl6sf posiadacz
Kosiedowski mad przewodnlczacYm
gminy p. Brantz.
GdDisk. Influenzya wystapi}a
tn dose groznie. Trzecla Geese
ucznl6w szk6i niekt6rych choruje l
tez pieclu nauczycleli ]ednej szkoty
tutejszej.
Lee no Mazurach. tn zawlaza}
sic komitet celem z~a4ozenia Towa-
rzystwa literacko-mazursk,ego,
kt6re ma wydawac m~lesiecznik
zawierajacy s%zczeg6iy z h1storyi
Mazowsza.
" Odorgowie spa}i}y sic trey
budyukl nalezace do folwarku.B By
d}o wyratowano, zapasY paszY DO
na]wlekszej czescl sta}y sic pastwa
p1opieni.
KoScierzyno. 20. q. IN. powsta}
ogien W warsztacie bednarza 10
peckiego, kt6ry zarazem dom
z%niszczyi. Straz ognlowa zapobiegla
dalszemu szerzeniu sic ognia.
Zdmastc majatek W rowlecle tn.
cholsk1m. majac7 1870 morg oh.
szaru, W pyzeciagu 4 miesiecy roe
parcelowant ma make w}oscl rento.
we - utwl rzouo % parcele 20 20
do 100 m6fg. Pozosta}y PREY domi,
nlalnych budynkach obszar obei-
mule 800 morg. NabYwcv bardzo
zadowoleni re swych posladtosci.
Wfasciclelem dotychczasowym Ia
martego byf p. Demblhskiz We
gierc.
Sierukowice. Pomocnik kudlecki
Natau Abramsohn usifowa1 81
listopada sic zastrzel1G, ale tylkc
clezko sic zranii.
Kartuzy. Folwark g~1uszyhski
1000 morg sprzedaf p. Walenty
Ptach p. Regenbrechtowl 2 SEEN.
barku "a 60 100 M
~ a TTVE
The morning call., 1893-12-30
LITERARY CONGRESS WORK.
Arranged to Suit All Tastes
Both Grave and Gay.
NEW SHOWS To OPEN MONDAY.
ViticuIture and Other Buildings to Be
Erected-Reduced Rates for
r.: :. Transportation. =


And did she die easy ?" and the ques-
toner edged UP closerto a gorgeausly at
tired companion. whose clothes: glittered
with gold lace, and little silver: bells
tinkIed SHE walked. - - - =.
ST, senQrita.. she died very easy" :;
With a good hnmored smile: of content:
:mient the woman turned away, mntterin
Good luck TO the poor thing; then, and
passed from view. = =:
F. IT was In the grounds Of tile Midwinter
|. Fair that the question and ans wer were
giyen,:and, as may. be inferred. the first
death since: work of any kind commenced
took place late on Thursday night. She
was a lHsty ene. of a:semewhat Irritable
condition. apd, Just by way of relaxation.
notuHfreqne ally picked a:qnariel with her
immediate companions. The. recent change
OF climate from her native place tended TO
IN ake her fretfuf and dfsegreeahle, Finally
she succumbed, aud the fair grounds re-
sounded Yesterday with the; sounds .ot
mourning fr Qnrhe GisQufeted: companions.
She formed not the least attractive
feature OF the: eA hibits in tile Santa Bar.
bara AmphIbfa, and was a sea ll0iSess of
pr0diglous size. Needless, perhaps, To,
say, she was buried with full pfseatorial
hOn9rs.: Nv hen the next steamer arrives:
from the south Twelve additional sea lions
VIII be added to the :anfphiba, thus max
ing. the Santa Bar barsG EXHIBIT, so much
III ore attractive. :
Ene@ INtle. brown men at the Japanese
village; continue TO. carry ON work very.
slowly. Ibe: various houses, however, are
beginning 10 take on picfpresa1e appeaF-
aneess A, clreuiteus channel traSDeen cut.
The morning call., 1893-12-30
ALAMEDA.

A stipulation has been filed In the Webster
divorce suit wherein it is agreed that in The
event OF a decree being granted Webster will
pay $3.50 to his wife, S25 for costs of court and
$50 to her lawyer. He gets her. interest in
their home in Alameda. which they are now
purchasing on the lnstallment plan.
An Assignment.
j. Fl. de Mise. proprietor OF one of the Oldest
business houses on Park street, has assigned
for The benefit of his creditors. His liabilities
are $1,000 and his are $4,000.
Young Thieves.
william Gardner and w Prisbe are In jail
for the wholesale stealing of young SQUADS
from Mrs. Lossius' place on Santa Clara avenue
The prisoners are not over IL years OF age, and
both pleaded guilty.
Ei.ciion IF Officers.
The Native Daughters have elected the fol.
lowing officers: Past president, Mrs. Lillian
Garlic; president, Mrs. Jennie Tiansue; first
vice -president, Miss Irene Rose; second vice
president. Miss Margaret Boss; third vice
president. Mrs. Emma Jenkins; recording sec
rotary, Miss Eda Pfeiffer {re-elected); financial
secretary, Miss Edna Carson (re.eiectea);
treasurer, Miss Florence Pfeiffer re-electedl;
marshal, Miss Augusta Schuman.
The morning call., 1893-12-30

labor unions mon opbles and real estate
swlndling impossible; that orphaDages and
hospitals are unnecessary; that. standing
aImie and high tariffs can be done away
WIN. and that our banks with their s per
cent month can be suspended. =:
"u cannot be q real Jew unless you
can read The boo k! Youmnst go to school
ana the Jews of 1850 years ago. under
n priest, first started public schools.
Inc jew teaches Immortality. Where
would judaism be-. with all It's ideals, If
I ne Jew believed not in a hereafter. On
piece of cloth a few words, comparatively
speaking, are written which have stemmed
me tide 0fhistorical catastrophes. Whether
Unitarian. Radical, congregational, Epis-
copalian. Roman or Greek Catholic. wher-
ever the spirit of humanity exists, it is the
Child of Judaism. The Ten Command
:menfs are the foundation of society.
.. What we need is beauty and: harmony
and peace in religion Coming from heaven,
and appealing to ration al beings on earth :;
law and order III the State. not for few,
hut for all; education for ali--that Is
Judaism. From its foins will spring forth
that humanity. which will solve all the
riddles that be, which will be free from all
the ills. and which will know but one
problem-to make the happy men more
happy, beauty more beautiful and peace
more UNIVERSAL
The morning call., 1893-12-30
WOMEN HIS VICTIMS. :
A Footpad Stops Two. Ladies on
Well-Traveled Streets. -

Women seem to be the special prey Of foot,
pads just now. Last night two cases OF ladies'
being relieved Of their spare change were re.
ported In one case the fobber was successful
in obtaining small sum Of money. and in the
other the attemptwas foiled. the screams OF his
expected victim bringing assistance.
Miss Tillie Lobe, residing at IT'S Lagupa
street, was returning home from her fathers
store, at 1414 Polk street, a little before g
O'clock last night She was walking out Suffer-
street. and when near Franks was approached
by young man who presented knife before
her and demanded her money. She put her
hand In the pocket Of her dress and drew ous
her purse, containing So 40, which she handed
him. The footpad asked her IL that was all the
money she had, and on receiving her reply he
told her TO move on.
About fifteen minutes later Mrs, p Latham.
residing at 241212 Bush street, was met i'm the
same neighborhood by young man who also
presented a knife and demanded her money
Instead OF complying with his request Mrs.
Latham screamed, This attracted the atten-
tion OF couple Of men who were In the yicjn.
iy. and they went to her assistance. The foot
pad escaped in the fog
From the circumstances OF the two hold-uns
II Is supposed that the same young man was
concerned In both. He is described as being
about % years OF age and OF light complexion,
lie wore cutaway coat aud a soft hat.
There will be watch-nght service In the West
minister PRESBYTERIAN Church Tomorrow night.
The morning call., 1893-12-30

and eeu:eh ted: through which wa ter; WIFI
be led. aud the feat "a ihe d 0f%R consider
abe stream ,tiieahdef'ug <Chfnn9tl the VII
aye. II BeH banks are already partfN laid
|: cut with dwarf shrphbery, and the ptare.
63gEns to appear quite attractive. = Some
of the 5 tar. people TO apnears In lie village.
are said: tn be exception ally clever and,
truth Z: to- tell the sEJapsi have ever been
sfTofed{ for proficiency ~ Ger raiIl. form Oh
athletic exercTseSt .g@:* Il =:
. !; TA e: executive committee liz charge. Of
|: the. fair. congresses perfected a nh nfber
Of details at the session last evening.
/; 1 here has.been n unanfElty .dfe sentiment
: as 10 The .neetis: Of q series of congress SEES
HAT shall embrace living topics Of !; a
/ e era ~, sci eht]fie. moral re fgf0us and H.
/ NusitlQus Nature :. that the subjects dis.
cussed should SNOW careful Preparation
and oscheFariy* research and yet be treated
In a sufficiently; popular view TO make
them of general interest. and also that TIE
b spe aksrs: chosen should be as eminent and
skllled IN Their arifclilar lines as tits pos.
81 Bile 60 secure. Il: = = t.. ~:
: Among the conventions already selceted
: by the cemlnittee are the following: Con-
gtess of eegn0fa les and politics, Including
the disc hsslDu of nfdneta ~. CUES Ito ms:
nunieipal iInpr ovetnant&, etc; congress of
nterature y. OF ne Hg|ohs {, OF :. Amer lean
:etbnaiogFs especial littteatfon being giveil;
10 the IndlaI Faces #'of this coast: Of
med1cine, of efncati6u; :. a. congress treat:
Ing Authorization and -inelRd-
ing The SCIENCE: and art Of war; a. congress
treating of chemistry and its relations 10.
tntlustries. -: 2. q
:: These subjects: with others%t to, be en- osen
later have been co III United TO, tire CHARGE:
of general and special committees. cora
prisTng niembeTs.ofa he execu tive commit
tee, which: IS formed as follows" James
ID; elan, president: Mayor, L. r.. Ebert.
first. vice. presid ent;: Judge j. H. Boalt,
The morning call., 1893-12-30

: - -
second vfce-pte resident; 7. C. *+:Jfdkin
s.eresary;; Sheldon G.. kellogg. treasurer:
William Greer Harrison, Professor. -Ber=
Dard Moses. DE W: +. MeNutt, Lieutsn-
ant r.. =: Fletcher. w. u. Harrington and
George I: Gaden.:: ~ Z .-... II i =
= TIE committee viii be pleased to re-
ceiyet suggestions. especially as; TO any.
n owe plans for milking the series of con-
dresses more eE PERTAINING and Instructive.
Correspondent solicited from any ore
I having lnfaTma tfofl -of any prominent
speaker who is expected to vlsitCalifoInia
during fhe ensuing: six months Letters
MAY be addressed either TO: the president or
secretary, room 80, Phelan. building. .s::.:::
: al the request. Of 1 he managing board OF
the%Women's Auxiliary a:To0n:ilas been
set apart at the exposition grounds. Satur-
day. April %, has been selected MS the day
for special observance in. Festival Hall,
and it is attended that the first wee in.
May shall he set apart for the Wome H. 9
| Congress, beginning on :Monda y, April: so.
CORRESPOND regarding: an: advisory
council has been opened with many nGta-
/; bic women, and letters Gf-inyitation have.
|: been. sent to. Julia Ward Howe, Lady.
AberdPen. Rachael Foster Avery and
Mary LiyermoTe, and MANY o theirs have
yet to be sent out. "A private letter re-;
eeiYed fToin Susan T.. Anthony conveyed
| The Intelligence that she hoped. TO be In
San. Francisco during the fair. 1t is an
tictDated that the Women's Congress will:
BIO made additionally interesting by reason
of a series of brilliant receptions. -
The site selected for the V.t;culture
building not having been appropriate, the
executive committee of the exposition.
have offerefa space back OF the east wing.
OF the Horticulture bniliiDg, and this has.
been accepted. The executive. comnli ttee
OF the vitcultnral exhibitors will erect
building. 50x75. to he connected by an
arch and corridor with the main building.
The State Viticulturat Commission Is to be
| appealed to for contribution of not less
] than 5000 Of The State appropriation. The
The morning call., 1893-12-30
HELP: THE NEEDY. +.
The Duty. OF. the Rich Men of San
!: Francisco. -, -:


. Rabbi Levy of the .Geary- street temple
delivered very earnest and fGrcible dis
course before. a large Congregation last
evening on the subject of CHARITY. >.
After reading the one:hnndreu and forty
sixth psalm, upon which the lecture was
! ased, the rabbi defined charity: broadly.
and stated that Its practice is a religious
duty not only among the Jews but anon
all other religious denomina cations. There
is no disgrace" said he, "in' the fact. of a
man icing poor, and there is. no djslGoD or
in the fact IF a;man's receiving assistance
from his. fellow men while he Is poor.
Many of those who are the poorest are
worthy Of all that we can do fer them, but
there. is q class who prefer. to eat.in idle
ness the bread earned blythe braWny hands
of those who: are willing workers. Char
Ity when not abused and when given dis
crlminately is a blessing TO the one. who
bestews and the ONE who receives, it,
Given indiscrimluately:it, Is q curse as it
hardepS a: certain: class OF reeIp tents in
their determination BOT 70 labor and lowers
the :seif-respeet Ct those who accent as:
aims what they are. able 10: work 1or.Y'i d.
a review of the present Industrial situa=
tlon OF our natiQn then followed and |Dr..
Levy most ihipFessiYeiy .besanght his heir
ers TO remember that society as q who leiS
threatened uh less something can: be done
to alleviate the distress which is SO wide
spread. He urged the Immediate starting
UP of public werk in%streets aud parks. So
that eIn pt0xmeut can be given W}thuut de.
lay to. those who are::=so pfleous1y asking
for it, r.. :. -: J. :, = ). =: =
:. Tonight, he said. II appeal not only
from: this pulpit bnt#han the much larger
pulpit@of the daily press to those WHO
Should be. glad 10 aid SO " orts y FL cause.
IT is therich Of 'thisciiv WIN Should start
this VI ork and Keep il up--not the. :.nfddle
class, WHO II ave donei So much already an
giving. us the Midwinter Fail and ID Help
Ing Gut from tlfefr modest. nIeahs~ tile nil
merous charities. At is the .Tfcn to whom
the Ia horers are no W calling. to give them
work Instead Of aims. and oil this ti9e
more. than ever before the:rieh Should, heed
The cry. that they cannot choose. but hear
:: In: eonclus hon the rabbi advocated n
Unanimous pet}fion:fr0nl all the. 81 ites to
Congrr SIS demanding that the gates If this
country be closed for: a: peTtod =of years a;
ihat ca eli nation should be 6bltged=t0 care
for its own unen ployed, since at.th his time
re very faboreF who COMES 40 onr slloFsas
from afar takes the bread from t SIN o:uths
Of onrOWlt people, and charity Should,
most en- practically, begin a home" :: =: