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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-19
DECIDEDLY SHAKY.

A trembling hand, an uncertain step,
fidgetiness, indicated by restless shifting
from one place or posture to another,
usually mental annoyance at unexpected
noises, are among the indications of ex-
treme nervousness. These seem trifng
but the health of men and women in this
condition is decidedly shaky," liable to
be overthrown disastrously by causes
which the vigorous might defy. To fortify
the nervous system, general yigor must.
through the medium of reinforced
digestion. and a renewal OF an impaired
power of sleeping at night, be raised TO a
healthful standard. A guarantee of this is
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which re-es-
tablishes digestion, bile secretion and the
habit of body on a permanently regular
basis, thus renewing that bodily equilib
rum, which is followed by gain OF
strength and nerve tranquility. For kid
ney complaint, rheumatism, neuralgia,
and as preventive of the first attack or
subsequent return of malarlal disorders,
this medicine is without peer. Thrice
daily take u wineglassful.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-19
HUGE O'DOsNrLL lCQyTTED

PITTsBUEG. Pa, Fe5 i5-Aft~r having
been oat Aii uigst TIE iuy u ta" murds-
case against Huga D'D9nneJ htousss Is
a verdict q not guilty. He was aeeas~s
~ being = participant i1 the Homeef~sd
riot dnrin- wblcb :. C9an1r-. /, = akss
Ton detect sc. recelvsg q sggaai 9hllA soss
him bis uie
The coar- Nas c-oWlej wifh the iri~atls
sud yHps.i.Il-rs 20 tiI- .f-Hdas9
O'DouueIL Ulva orsuelf .l.3 eaaf. -
atfifs pa.sr tAaa usur a. a.ft - -
and ~ sDa she r@rdICt -tr 30 st a -
hesrd tH~ W5saz ''aaf cg f5 a aavs -
r8io- sDreaG rsff bis fna-. uts 81 is-asssss
hz-d fpr tgomsut. EHt ts iu-feff9 e
faouxs ab1lf g. fa3. k--oav. 3rs i.itssss
ne stepped from fts Pri-gas--' b . ~.
wife sug stecg. sTtosG te -lffr. Sagi~
teaFs q tLanEtE ue-@ .s-i tHr rF-s
To- Homes a.--- pr-- H- Er-afiF
1'-..t9 nsta the ser .e- atai ts.- 7ffarsrYs
far gre en- moe sss.sssA cores s-s. 3 .ss<tF
cHifrs-Esi. tr rs bad rE5e sa4s-
sisu z5ler gsaV.rts>a D. 1i Dss
tsEen back t1 Is4. eE1 aa 20, etftFa p.
Ets FHssess -. ra f-t.1 -. e.
cEsrgss o. rlpt EHa tFess8E s..H p~8si. -
aata-u uss Rim 1a.s s1ss tl~ aHsa 80
tsis!s u8til tEs AarrA sslE q. css-1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-19
A SWEEPING BILL.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Feb. 1S-lSpecial /
The bill introduced in the council today
by Mr.. Pitman TO define and limit foreign
contracts. notes. bills. claims and accounts
is such al important and sweeping meas
ure that is is appended IN full. in order
that che many people interested in its pro-
visions may be informed AS TO its scope
and purpose. The several sections are as
follows:
Section l. That all contracts, accounts.
notes, bills and claims in writing or other
wise entered into, made, executed or
drawn before either of the parties TO the
same were residents of the territory OF
Oklahoma, traasacting business herein,
shall be held and considered foreign
"Ssc Z. That all actions on foreign con
tracts, accounts, notes, bills or claims
shall he commenced within six mouths of
the passage OF the bill.
Sec. s. That all foreign contracts,
accounts, notes, bills or Claims for the
pay yment of money or property, to secure
the payment OF which approved mori gage
security was taken at the time of the crea-
ton OF said obligation, or at any time
thereafter, shall be barred on and after
the passage and approval of this bill:
Provided, That such securities have been
or are herafter sold and the proceeds Of
suCA SAFE appropriated toNafu Lhe cancel
lation of sneh foreign contracts, accounts,
bills, notes or claims.
''Sec. 4. That no judgments on for
eign contract, note, biil or claim in writ
ing shall be taken without the plaintiff in
said action supports said claim with ad-
ditional evidence TO the written instru-
ment sued on, and veritieatlons of the
same.
"Sec. 5. That all foreign judgments
rendered in any of the state or territorial!
courts on contracts, notes, bills or ac
counts where the same was secured by
mortgage and Judgment of foreclosure
was rendered, shall be barred after the
passage and approval of this bill
Section D. That this act shall be in ef
feet ON and after its. passage and ap-
proval"
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SUSPENDED BY ABTZ.

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. lS-Adjutant GEN
eral Artz today suspended the following
officers of the state militia: Lieutenant
Bird of Topeka, Adjutant Nelson of To-
peka and Paymaster General Bonebrake
of Topeka. The suspensions are not m ade
for dlSobeying orders, but because the men
were not sufficiently in sympathy with
the governor 10 explicitly carry out his
orders. 1t is thought that there still re-
mains sufficient number of members Of
the militia who are poPuIists 10 constitute
a court martial. The captain of the COM
pany at Kansas City, Kan, whose com
pany refused 20 come to Topeka when or
dered to do so by the governor, Will also
be suspended
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CATARRHAL DEBILITY.
Chronic 0atarrh the Canss Of Nervous
Pros ration

The symptoms OF this particular variety
Of cbrouic catarrh are: a dthby. pale con-
ditiOn Of the mucous sartscss. with
sticky. stringy mucous secretion, which
causes much hawking or cough nE. sors
throat, coated tongue. white specs. in be
back part of the throat, and a va-s I'd.
ragged appearance OF the toHsil- Brsi 1ss
the ususl symptoms % cat trTh. t1c pttsent
has brown sp~cks before his ewes. A. gbt
dizziness, roaring ia the ears, ~ tac>- q
nervous headache, lpAlpit ton II se heart.
flashes Of heat. followed by sHgHt cbtllY
sensations, fsintarsz. depression. detD8nd.
ency. forrhodiugs. foolish fears. sol inauy
ether similar ones T. suc1 case. . -.
treatment can do nothing hut harm lh,-
ru-ua has again and sga.a been fiuH: ,J
be 81 great vHlue iu fhess Ci-rs IH stst
dose give prompt Ee4lat 81 t'.- lsl.s
distressing q Ayn ptous. sod 8 fIvfai-l-as
usr Of 10 fer r~a-cnHbi- irazt %. ms
vii. permanently cure c.,-es of ir = s.a.,.f-
inE 4 tio-e of Pc rama hetats s4t.- I IA
durtng to cuiI s#asaH - 90 s.l~L Lutf. af
priceless value, esp-c.ai.v O. t.t.E --fs =.
in the iesst suhjrci % Ir~q ia .n.I- s.is
coughs. or q, hes efegrF o. -tutFy ...u4 -.
Cs.arrh can not b. cGT-l o. si,.# .srtl-
mrut 4 thorough CgGr-r ui ihf. ..al
ncut w.tu the P--r1 BE aG9ris fl saiy
reason sic prospect ri Cut- SysHTs.
donches. IL haisBts aud < trzles so1lrti -ira
relieve, but never cure Pe-r4-at e4res
by reBoEIug the cause T. 2-a..ualig
eFadicste- the cstRrrn from t8e system,
wbeTeFsr it, location.
An illustrated treatise on ca{arr'3 sf.I
be sent free % any address oT TIE Pa
nA Dug Aanuiacsuriux con- LDaDT " 20
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elect Cleveland a local Democratic paper
says: 1.-The secretarvship of the navy Will
undoubtedly go to New England 1t was
positively asserted yesterday that Josiah
Quincy of Massachusetts, had been tender
ed and had accepted the portfolio. 1t was
said TO have been offered TO him when he
made his trip by special train TO Lake
wood On Sunday last.
President elect Cleveland has decided
not to make the executive mansion his
private residence on the fourth OF March,
says the Washington correspondent OF
local paper, but will establish branch
White House instead He will rent for
himself and family the old Admiral Por-
ter homestead at III III street, northwest.
The house is within three blocks of the
White House, and is surrounded by the
homes of some of the weaiShlest and best
known inhabitants of Washington.
NEW YORK, Feb Isl. Sterling Morton,
the coming secretary OF agriculture, in an
interview today, said that he was opposed
to the anti-option, bill What the farm
ers need, " said he, sis a change in some of
their ideas It is generally said that the
farmers are the instigators and supporters
of the Hatch bill; but, in my opinion, they
would be its most vigorous opponents did
they more thoroughly understand the
question"
WASHINGTON. Feb. IS Most cf the
arrangements for Mr.. Cieveiand's trip
to Washington have been completed. He
will probably start on Feb, 2S, over the
Royal Blue line, arriving st the capital
the following morning The Blue line
has placed three coaches as special train
at his disposal Mrs. Cleveland and baby
Ruth will occupy the private car Balti-
more.
LAKEWOOD, n. J., Feb. 1S-Mr. Cleve-
land today declined to say anything about
the attorney generalship or the secretary
ship of the navy.
In answer 70 a question, Mr.. Carlisle,
who is visiting at Lakewood, said that he
did not think the silver act would be re
pealed at this session of congress, as there
was a strong sentiment against an extra
session for action on silver.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-19
CABINET GOSSIP

New YORK, Feb IS-The Washington
cores popdent of the Herald says; The
Democrats are thoroughly pleased az the
report that Representative Culbersoa of
Texas is 10 be the next attorney general
Judge Calberson is extremely popular
with both Democrats aud Republicans
His Judgment on constitutional and Ie g,l
questions IS accepted by every one. Tbe
loud talk about making a fight against
Mr.. G.esham's nomination FOR the secrs-
sarpship Of state has practically died ont.
Mr.. Hoke Smiths appointment, Il i
,hcCghJ, will please the younger Demo
cvzEjc element ia she south
x isrring 20 the cabinet possibilities f5T
gae places yet 70 be died bY President
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-19
THE PANAMA INQUIRY.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-Ths Panama in
vestigation was resumed today.
j. Floyd King, formerly a member of
congress from Louisiana, testified to mat
ters connected with the investigation on
the subject of the interoceanic ship rail
way by the special committee of congress,
of which he was chairman. Mr.. King
said that President Hayes was strongly
opposed to the canal, as French institu-
tion. In all his visits to President Hayes
the witness was impressed with three
things-that he was a man of extraordi-
nary integrity, of the highest sense of
honor, and an exalted patriot.
Mr.. Patterson-Mr. Seligman testified
that Mr.. Thompson resigned as secretary
of the navy to go to the Canal company
with the consent and approval of Presi-
dent Hayes.
Mr.. King (decisivelyl-I certainly do
not believe it. President Hayes moral
and mental bearing was in absolute oppo-
sitiOn to it
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PARSON RlDDlSON-

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 1S.-In the senate
this morning Chaplain Biddison caused
a sensation in the delivery of his prayer.
This is a verbatim report of the prayer:
May God have mercy on this treason
infested state Amen"
The Republicans looked at one another
in a wondering sort of a way, while the
populists smiled approvingly. IL is not
often that a prayer is ambiguous, but to one
unfamiliar with the situation it was a
matter of speculation as to which of the
parties was referred to as infesting the
state with treason.
ITO which party do you refer as treason
able?" the chaplain was asked.
The party which mobbed the militia,
he replied
The chaplain is a populist,
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the constitution of Hawaii was to 1nher-
it, All these years L have patiently
striven to fit myself for my return, this
year. to my native country. | now am
told that Mr.. Thurston is in Washington
asking you to take away my flag and my
throne. No one tells me even this officially.
Have | done anything wrong that this
wrong should be done to me and my peo-
plep am coming to plead for my throne,
my nation and my flag. Will not the
great American people hear me ?''
LSigned.l ''KAIULANL."
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eSu lnc geRuaste fne1t,tneS
To prevent deception and fraud. ttesa
peRetae medicines are sold OILY thro3Eh
druggists, suthcrized as agents, ard always
at these long g-eStahtShct pEices:
Dr.. Perces Golden Medical Discovery g.hs
remedy for al diseases arising from a fe-ri.i
hEer or impure blood, Sl-Ue Per SotflA r.
Piercs's Favorlts Prescription tie rfsn4,
for womans chronic ySe2kncSSes cy,sa -
rangernentsl, Sl.eo Ter bottle s'r. flcrccS
Pleasant Pellets THE original and bpsi gi~cr
Pills, .5 cents per vial DT. S2sss C&ixI7s
Remedy, 50 eezSs Per bottle
The genuine nlei.cinsS cen - enl1 CIV
az these prices. But tire ir1pertG1t pe,~t g
this the genuine medicines csast rcu 1ssis-
ing, unless they help you TAscyTv qrrrcr,s-
tesd in every case 70 benefit OF cGro, " ia
money is returned.
You paysnly for the good you get
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-19
THe STRIP BOOMERS.

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, Feb. Is -
Especial. Strip matters here have taken
a new turn since the publication Of the let
ter OF advice from Hon. ID. A Harvey, TO
the effect that the people should rent
farms and make preparations to follow
their usual occupations both in Kansas
and Oklahoma during the coming sum
mer. This utter disregard of congress for
the necessities of the people has caused
great indignation here, and 4 permanent
organization has been perfected, with the
avowed purpose OF going upon aud occu
pying the lands of the strip Immediately
without awaiting tue action OF congress
A mass meeting has been called to meet
over on the line south OF this place next
Wednesday. Feb. -, 1893, at l2 O'Clock, 10
set the day for the invasion, and TO perfect
q systematic form OF procedure.
The feelings OF the people here are very
much aroused at the dIlatory tactics OF
congress and determined expressions 10 go
upon the lands ia disregard OF cOnse-
queuces are heard upon every corner
What the result will be is unknown, and
he majority do not seem to care. They
have beeh here for years, some Of them,
and have disposed of their former homes
and have spent the proceeds. A great
many are In destitute circumstance, aud
were farms TO he found here for rent they
are not able to pay cash rent and then
purchase an outfit for farming. The
misery and want that Will he the
result OF their not going upon the
strip in time 70 make crop
has been fully discussed. aud
they have determined to 60 ahead without
the consent Of congress. Their condition
is very n ucn to be deplored, and the fact
that they are being forced TO TINS step j.
disgrace TO congress, which IL a. teriy aud
absolutely oblivious OF tbe needs 81 the
people. The great mas Of citizens OK TINS
country have little conception OF the con
dition OF the people awaiting permission
to settle upon these lands. sEd the suffer-
lug that will result from "A delay Of that
permission. While a great Jority re-
gret the necessity, they excnse be act ~
describing their condition as hsreia oct
grfh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-19
phNINrE Ekers

GUTHRIE. o. T., Feb. !3-Al;hough
congress now has bii! before 10 70 ratifY
the treaty with the Pawaes Iacisns. the
interior department hes advertised the
PAwuse reservation for leess aud cattle
uaeu are now bidding oB D. II t1ess
leases are made, t.e ressrva sou rauuot ba
opened FOR year, aad. al, THE reservation
IS included IL The strip b.a. = rasy have
the II CT of deiayIuE tie ope8inx e tas
entlrs strip.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-19
HOW'LL PARnNNEn

TOPEKA. Kan. Feb 1S-George II.
Howell Of the Howell Lumber company
OF Atchison, convicted OF a violation Of
the Interstate commerce law in the United
states court at 81. Joseph last Decem ber.
and sentenced 10 imprisonment for onr
year, was pardoned by the president ,eday.
Howell VIII be compelled, however. TO pay
a fac Of 81 eco
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-19
SOL Miller FIRED

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 1S-Governor Lew
elling today removed from Office the mem.
bers of the state board of public works
and appointed a new board consisting OF
:. VI. Scott OF Mcpherson, Captain Will
lam Wykes OF Caldwell, and r. B. Ken.
ley OF Topeka The latter gentleman j. a
Democrat, the other two being populists.
Mr.. Scott Is chief clerk of the senate and
state lecturer of the Farmers Alliance
The members of the ousted commission
are Captain John Smith. Sol Miller and
J. : Emery
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-19
FRAUDULENT CLAIMS.

WAsHISGTOS, Feb Is No claims for
Indian deDredations will be paid ~ this
session. Tie senate committee has been
investigating these claims. and its thoug'
that many Cases should t- Teopeust sud
a thorough examination Of the whole
question he had II the next session. Some
irregularities, il Is said, nave BEEN d.scoy-
ered
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-19
The MOOePN INVALID.

Has tastes incidentally, ia keeping with
other Injuries. \ remedy muss oe pleas
sutlv acceptable 10 form, purely whole
some In imposition, truly oensfcl.i IN
effect and entirely free from every obl-c-
tionabie quality. II resily III be consuiis
4 physician. If constipaJed be Uses tle
gentle Anil ysiaxative Syrup Of Figs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-19
GEORGE 2 pECK

TOPEKA Kan, Feb lS-The announce
nent Is made here this afternoon that
George r Peck, general solicitor OF the
Atch;Son, Topeka aud Santa Re railway.
VIII remove his headquarters from this
city to Chicauo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-19
A PRINCESS OUT OF A JOB.

A PRINCESS OUT OF A JOB.
LONDON, Feb. 16.-Priucess Kaiulani
sends the following address to the Ameri-
can people:
"Four years ago, at the request of Mr..
Thurston, then Hawaiian minister,
was sent to England to be educated pri-
vately and fitted for the position which by
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wopvoNs eHFRAAcnJsro

BOSE I1a. Feh is-Tas sraats fo,4sT
passed osil saf-4nrh4sluS Zormou. u.
hlll w5Il es srpy9v~4 ~ th~ sevrraay aese
tb~ Morsgons s-jI. bsrezffs hafe fhs nrts-
5s<s % tesiGg IGe YygsllsIs .oE=af 70
szsssd the 5.il. oas fai.s1 es Den-ocrziss
.sEEgSE-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-19
JUSTICE JACKSON,

WASHINGTON, Feb 1S-Judge Jackson
of Tennessee was copfirmed as associate
justice of the supreme court this after
noon by the senate.
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4 aic Al AYE

LOUISVILLE. Feb. Is-The rehAudiinz
ana ary house of FINER Brothers. tee @
hsc,o firm, burned tonight, Causing loss
of $io5. COO
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slDDLe PERMANENTLY FNIouro

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 1S-Judge z. T.
Hazen OF the circuit court this morning
sustained the motion or the Republican
house for a permanent iuiunctlon. re-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-19

Ths SxEa -
ouatf0zs< Gahss
fran6uiss> hzsS-
tens and ccEz ssr-
feits Of Dr.P1Ece :
ine<iicine& Sh'Ss
ere se;d a. szs
than rsgrisy
TriSxs by dealers
not ay.scrized tS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-19
WHAT CAN CUTICURA DO

--'eiy tung tnat IL cleansing, purifying and bear
tiiylng fo- TIE ska. scair. apd hair
-, OF Infants and children th9 err.
EAkNf CURA REMEDIES VIII 90. Tbev
U1opsS-t speedily cure itching and burning
- 4 /! eezenas, cleanse the scalp OF scsly
Z J hGmOrs, purity the blood, and re-
store the hair. They are absolute,v
Fure, agreeable, and UnfaiEDg. Sold eyeryv-here.
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The Territory Yet in Need of a Law
to Enable the People to Build
School Houses.
a Sweeping Measure in Reference to For
eign Contracts introduced in the
Upper Branch of the Assembly.

The Freight and the Garnishee Bills Passed
by the Counoil-Ths House Enacts
New Road Law and Also the
Waterworks Bill-The Boom
ers on the Border Again
Threaten to Invade
the Cherokee Out
let-General
Notes
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-03-22

The Petit Jurors 10 serve at the term o
Court commencing on Tuesday. Apri
l1lh, were drawn last week by Sheriff
Lake. The following Is the list;
Alexandria-John A. Eick, Howard
Mettler, William w. Rutt, w. J. Duck.
worth. William II. Queen.
Bethlehem William B. Farrow.
Clinton TIP. Luther Hoffman, Wesley
Conover.
Clinton Borough Fritts, Jere-
miah K Hoffman.
Delaware--Alex. Higgins, Sem, Isaac
Lake.
East Amwell-sIlas Nonsmucher. John
Seipler.
Franklin--Joseph Stires.
Frenchtown-Henry Shrope, VIM. r.
Opdyke.
High Bridge-James Commerfort, Ma
than Terriberry, Phineas X. Apgar.
Holland-Daniel II. Sinclair, Charles
Anderson.
Kingwood- William b. Hockenbury,
George w. Sherman, Lorenzo d. Brewer.
Observation-Disclosures Fields, Lewis
Brice, Stacy B. Bray.
Lebanon Peter Cashier, Peter Myres,
Andrew j. Apgar, Samuel Vliet, Morris
Eick, Thomas Mccain.
Raritan--Lewis r. Runkle, George E.
Reading, II. s. o. Van Doren, Chas. Lake.
Readiugton--Rober Gaddis, Garret
Stryker, William Ewing.
Tewksbury-Gsorge L. opdyke, Ma
than Il. Schuyler.
Union William Taylor. Jr., Elmer L.
Bonnell, Whitfield w. Kels.
West Amwell-Christy o. Snyder,
Thomas Louderdale.
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$. Andrews Church.

During the Holy WeeK, wiisch begins
with Palm Sunday, March Goth, there win
be daily services. Each morning at 10
o'clock will be said Mathis and the APP.
pointed Scriptures Of prophecy aud his
tory, recouu,ing the Passion and Death Of
the Saviour Christ. On Thursday, being
The day that the Lord instituted His Holy
Supper, the Blessed Sacrament will be ad-
ministered at the merning service.
Each evening, except Saturday, there
will be Evensong, with short lecture or
address on The events of the day in the
Lords life, or upon His Words on the
Cross.
On Tuesday evening, the Bishop Of New
Jersey, Bishsp Scarborough, viii preach
aud administer the Rite Of Confirmation.
The Easter services will be announced
in next weeks paper. -
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-03-22

n Futher Ter Woert, of St. Johns Catho-
fc Church, was serious obstruction to tho
success of a boxing tournament under the
management of the Columbia Athletic
Club 10 Jersey City, Friday night. The
Club gave boxing display 10 the holidays
and Father Ter Wocrt was annoyed be-
cause some of his parishloners figured In
the bouts. When he saw posters announc
ing the affair arranged for Friday night,
be went TO the athletic clubs hall and re-
quested that none of his people be admit
ted. The request was ignored, and he
stationed himself at the door and drove
his practitioners home as they presented
themselves. The result was that the pro-
gramme and attendance were both seri-
ously interfered with. 81