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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-07-05
BRIEF MENTION.
Leaves From the Notebook ef Chronicle
Reporters
Additional Local on Fourth Page.

Additional Local on Fourth Page.
The Fourth is over; now for the circus.
These are great times for the small boy.
The city council meets tonight at
which time it is expected, marshal will
be appointed.
Lost-Mouthpiece and shank of a
silver cornet. Finder will please
leave at this Office. DIT.
The usual mid-week meeting of the
Congregational church will be held this
(Friday EVENING" at o'clock.
The weather forecast il az follows:
Friday, showers; Saturday. clearing and
stationary; Sunday, fair and warmer.
Home musicians indorse pianos car
to call while the competition sale is
on. ~
Don't forget that tomorrow is the last
day of A. NJ. Williams & Co.'s special
clothing sale. See front page for adver-
tisement.
Justice Davis is busy this afternoon
hearing the case of the state vs.. Lee
Moorehouse charged with the larceny ol
of horse and saddle.
Regular business meeting of the Ep-
worth League will be held this evening
at z 80, in the lecture room of the M. E.
church. All members are requested to
be present.
The announcement is wished made
that P. P. Underwood will preach at the
Endersby schoolhouse Sunday morning
July 7th, at IL o'clock. All are cordial.
ly invited to attend.
In the services at the tent this evening
the theme will be "The Immortality o.
the Law of God" The discourse will b,
an inquiry into the nature of divine law
Sec. Ps. 119-165 and Prov. xviii %.
Mrs. c. 7. Donnell yesterday lost a
black cashmere wrap with embroidery
and fringe. The wrap was lost on Wash
iheton street before the parade wa
formed. The finder will confer a favor
by leaving it at either The CHRONICLE
Office or Donnell's drug store.
A large number of Sherman county
people went to the Locks this morning
to view that great undertaking. Mr.
SchaGno and other Dslles gentlemen
who are familiar with the work in prog
ress, also went down and will explain t.
the visitors many things of interest con
nected with the locks.
The people of Goldendale are mysti
fed over the disappearance of w. 81
Turner, real estate and loan agent Q
that place. He left home Wednesday
intending to return for dinner but ha
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\ GALA DAY FOR ALL
OUR COUNTRY'S BIRTHDAY OBJ
SERVED IN THE DALLRs.
of Pouring Rain--HOss Contest,
Fire W orks, Grand Ball.

The Dalles celebrated the Fourth in
fitting style. The rain, which came
down in sheets during part of the day,
only intensified the good feeling, and
people were made glad by the thought
that the harvest was all the more as
sured. People began arriving from the
country and outside points during the
previous evening, and by the time the
exercises began, fully 600 visitors were
upon our streets. The rain of the
hight before had caused the colors in the
bunting to run, and the beauty of many
decorations were somewhat marred.
I The parade moved promptly at the
appointed time in the midst of q pouring
rain. The military companies, hose
companies, and different organizations
made good appearance in spite of the
disadvantages under which they were
placed. As the liberty car passed under
a wire the top was caught and torn off,
so the little children were left unpro-
| tected from the rain. Tho procession
moved through the principal streets oi
town and stopped at the grand stand,
where the literary exercises were held
A large platform had Dsen built on
Third street, in front of the courthouse
and upon it were seated the participants
in the exercises. The rain by this time
had nearly stopped, and it looked as i
the program might be gone through with
in clear weather; but during the orAtior
of Mr.. Michel the waters began de
scending with redoubled force.
Hon. w. L. Bradshaw acted as presi
dent of the day. The exercises begar
with singing by a large choir of mal'
and female voices. The choice voices o
the town had been drilled for som,
time, and the singing was excellent
Judge Bradshaw then introduced
Mr.. Nicholas J. Sinnott, who afte
some well chosen words of introduction
said with pleasing effect, read the Decla
ration of Independence in an impressive
stirring manner. The young reader re
ceived generous applause from thu
audience.
After another song Hon. John Michel
was introduced rs the orator of the day
Mr.. Michel made brilliant effort ant
delivered an eloquent oration. Both il
thought and literary composition hi
production was a masterpiece and tn
impressive delivery held the audienc
spellbound. Especially happy was tn
introduction referring to the inclemenc
of the day when he spoke of heavel
smiling through it's tears. The orator i
to be warmly congratulated.
The exercises closed with singing b
the choir and then the crowd which ha'
remained attentive to the program, SEP
arated, some to their homes, and other
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not been seen or heard of since. Search
ing parties have started out but up to
this afternoon have no results.
A number of horsemen were invited to
see Veterinary Hesse operate on sick
horse this afternoon. The operation
was serious one and those who were
present appreciate the way in which the
horse was handled. The veterinary doc
tor has just received an elegant set of
surgical and dental instruments from
Chicago to use on some horses which he
has to treat.
A good many people noticed yester-
day that most of the bunting was hung
with the Union down instead of the re-
verse, as it should be. The Union is
never to be down unless as sign of dis
tress and that was not the case yester-
day. People in decorating should al
ways have the strip of blue and the
stars upon it at the top.
From Mr.. Bateham we learn that from
recent census of the fruitgrowers in
Hood River valley it is found that there
are 118,00O fruit trees of which 10000
trees now growing are apple trees. Hood
River Is already noted tor the excellent
quality of its fruit, and when this ex-
tensive acreage comes into bearing it
will be an important factor in the
future fruit industry OF Oregon.
The rain yesterday was just as well
come as it was unexpected. Thirty-two
hundredths of an inch fell and the
ground is thoroughly soaked. It is a
blessing to the country above any other
that could be given, land there is great re-
joicing in the land today and this Fourth
of July will be numbered among the best
We have had both on account of the sue
cessful celebration and the GLORIOUS rain
that accompanied it.
Manager BIrgfeId, of the opera house,
has made arrangements for concert to
be given in the opera house. The date
will probably be a week from next
Thursday. Mrs. F. Webster Hinsdale
and Miss Minto, one vocalist of high
reputation and the other pianist, will
appear on the program. A fine eloca-
zionist, Miss JesSup, will also take part
in the exercise. These ladies will be
assisted IN the entertainment by the
Orchestra Union.
The city Jail was sight to see this
morning; sixteen prisoners in the celll
and corridors, every one of them recover
ing from drunken debauch. Recorder
Phelps had pusy time of it this morn
ing hearing the charges. and imposing
fines. w. II. Butts, Thos. Haslam, w
Harding and Frank Hill were sworn il
as special policemen last night and KEEP
busy seeing there was not too much
liberty. The increased force will b.
maintained until after the circus is gone
i Hamlin Garraha will report at Nc
Clure's Magazine for July talk will
Edward Kemeys, the sculptor of pionee
1 life and wild animals, telling how, as b,
a revelation, his vocation was made clea
: to him, and describing his adventure
beyond the frontier In search Of subject
I and inspiration. Portraits of Kemey
, and reproductions of his best sculpture
5 will illustrate the paper.
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to hotels and restaurants, where dinner
could be had.
IN THE AFTERNOON

could De laQ.
IN THE AFTERNOON.
Long before the appointed time the
sidewalks along Third street were crowd
ed with people to witness the hose con-
tests. Men were put to work cleaning
the streets, which were made very
muddy by the rain. A long delay was
necessary in order to give the ground
time to get i'll condition SO any running
could be done. The orchestra band was
stationed on the porch of Maier & Ben
toms grocery store, and entertained the
people with some beautiful selections
while waiting for the contests.
The jackson Engine Company ran
fret and made good time, but unfortu-
nately the kink in the hose did not keep
the water back until the nozzle was
fixed, 60 that they were not given any
time. The boys made a splendid run,
and it was very unfortunate the mishap
occurred, as they stood good chance of
winning. The Jackson team was cem-
poaed of the following men: Geo.
Brown. Geo. Liebe, Jr.. M. Bartel, s..
Frank, N. Sinnott, R. Sinnott, w. Hun
ter, w. Klindt, ]. Maloney, ]. Fisher,
B. Ulrich, R. league.
The Mt. Hood team, composed OF
residents on the hill, were the next to
run, and made tho course and got water
in forty seconds. They were a we'll built
set of men, and showed their practice in
the way they handled the hose and
made connections. The make up of the
team was as follows: ]. Harper, r.
Fisher, J. Mcneil, w. Norman, F.
Chrisman, Mr.. Spivey, ]. Hanna, F.
Snipes, F. Menefee, w. Nichols, ].
Ullrich and w. Johns.
The crowd was on the qui vive of ex-
citement by the time tho Columbia boys
were ready to run. Some had picked
them for winners, aAd just before the
race several bets of 2 to 1 in favor of the
COlumbias were made. The jackson
team wore white suits, the Mt. Hoods
red and white, and the Columbia boyI
were attired in blue. At the pistol shor
they darted down the street and made
excellent time, getting water in 351<
sedonds. This was the best time made
and everyone thought they were the
winners. The boys were receiving con
gratulations, when q protest was made
to the judges by the Mt. Hood company
1t was claimed that the nozzle wal
screwed after the water passed through
it. A heated discussion was carried Oh
between the members of the two com
panies, AID the judges called in som'
witnesses to. give testimony regarding
the matter. The decision was fnall,
made in favor of the Mt Hood company
and the Colum bias given the seconC
prize. This. however, was refused OF
the part of the Columbis team, and th'
claim was made that under the ruling o
the judges they were entitled either t.
the first prize or none. It was unfortu
nate that the occurrence happened, a
, otherwise nothing occurred to make /
anything but q friendly contest. Th
boys who ran in the Columbia team
were Lewis Porter, Ray Logan, =.
Cooper, Grant Meys,J. E. Hartnett, H
Continued on Fourth Page.
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not been seen or heard of since. Search
ing parties have started out but up to
this afternoon have no results.
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CONTINUED GA Fourth Page
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-01
co SbYCHAC.

walczs cd pew.
nego czasu ma Madagaskarze,
aajwiekszej g wtsp afrykah
skich, z silnem plemie5ie,p
Howss6w. Pod}ug tegr, co
dotad z tych walk sfychat,
Francuzom wcaie 6obrze sic
ME powodzi.
z RZYMU piszs, il krol
Humbert prezesa ministr6w
Crispiego zamierza mianowa6
ksleeiem Calatini. -Jeneratem
ksiezy Observation-Disclosures
zosta} pc smierci detychczaso.
wego jenerala O. Przewioskie-
go, O. Pawef Smolikowski,
reKtor kolegium polskjego
Units. Podczas audYencyi, jaka
mial u OLGA sw., zapyta{ sic ks.
Smolikowski, czy jake jene-
raj ma nadal %pozosta6 PREY
obrzadku wschodnim, lub ME?
Ojclec sw. chwile sic zamy5lil,
a potem zwrocit sic do Oic6w
kapitularnych i zapyta}: "A
czy OIcowie kepitu}y nie majq
MIC przeciw temu, by / nadal "
tym obrzadku pozosta]?" Gdv
Ojcowie jednogloSnie ma to
przystali, odrzek} Ojciec sw. z
wyrazem sadowolen'a: ,Pozo-
stan we wschodnim.' Wielki
zaszczyt jest to ola ksiedza
Uoity powofanym zosta6 IA
wysokle stanowisko jenerala
ksie2y Observation-Disclosures.
Kiedy 2 jednej strony Moskala
okropnie przesladuja Upit6w, 2
drugiej strony Ojciec sw. W
swej wielkiei miloSci obdarza
ich ksiedza wielkiem dostoleh.
stwem.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-01

lie WyraZa, usCa1O WYIysRlWa'
ME kubaniarstwo &c strouY
niesumiennych ludzi, pyta sic
Kuryer Lwowskl;, kt6re z miast
p6jdaie "a przyklademKrakow
Otoz ne wiemy wprawdzie, jak
sic rzecz ma W innych mia
stach, ale co do Rseszowa
konstatujemy, Re nasza rada
miej<ka jul dawno pred
stabilizacy9 obecnego budow'
nicztgo miejskiego - TAXI sam
zaka2 wydafa, ME p%otrzebuje
vice W tym wzgledzie navel
Krakowa nasladowaG.
GWAfTOWNA burza sro2y.
Ia sic W nocy z 2 ma 8 b. m.
W mieiscowosciach SPITE i
Marbach mad Dunajem, kt6ra
z:zad2iia bardzo wielkie szko-
DIV. Woda zalafa wiele budyn
kow i porozrywa}a mostly
SzesG os6b, a miedzy tent
troje dzieci, utonefo.
STRASZNY wypadek IDA
rzYi sic W tych dniach "
Strajnan ma Wegrzech. Pewna
zarobnica, zajeta ko}o budowy
domu, po}o&yta swe spiace
dziecko pod drzewem niedale
ko demu. W godzine potem
us}ysza}a przerazliwy krzyk
dziecka. Pobiegfa szybko do
niego zobaczYta ko1o niego
diva uwijaiace sic kruki. Ma
widok jej oba kruki uciek}y, q
,natka zbli&ywszy sic do
dz%ieciecia uirzaia, il ma ono
twarz Gala gakrwawioua.K ruk1
biednelnu malenstwu wydzio
BABY ocay. poodrywa}y us2y
nos, poranify policzki, a nawet,
gdy dzjeciua krzYczac otwo-
rzy{a usta. odkasliy iej iezyk.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-01
z pod zaboru
MOSKIE WSKIEGO

ZNANY z zajS6 W Kro1ach
kowiehski, Kiln
genberg otrzyma} cd cara
order 6w. Wlodzimierza III
klasy. Ca}y SWAT potepia
nikczemne postepowanie owe.
go okrutnika, ale dzika
Moskwa ME zwaza ma to, ona
owszem pochwa]a take cZyny
i zb0jcow orderami nagrsdza,
MODS ma to, aby ieh zacheci6
do podobnych wykroczen.
Zdsje sic, jakobY W Moskwie
duch sprawiedliwosci zamilK},
nie nalezy eaten nigdy
apeIowa6 do sprawiedliwosci
moskiewskiej, ale zawsze mice
W pamieci stare przyS}owle:
Pan Bog nierychliwy, lecz
sprawiedliwY. I Boska cierpli-
wosG raz sic wyczerpie wobec
okruciehstw moskiewskich.
MIASTO Hojewo W guber-
nj M'hskie] zgorza}e. Okolo
700 rodzin pososta}o bez
przytutku. Szxody znaczae.
W GUBERNI }om1yhskiej
spione}o missteczko Sambrewo;
230 domow prsez polar
zniszczonych. 1000 ludzi be-
prZytufKu.
FRANCUZKIE dziennik:
donosza,iz pu}kownik Berdiew
nscselnik policyi bezpieczeh
stwa ~ MOskWie. OdKrV
splsek przeciwko carowl
Pomiedzy spiskowcami miale
sic znajdowac s nihilisto~
ktorych car kr6tko przedtem
byl ufaskami}. Pu}kowDjA
Ber1iew otrzYmaf 10. 900 RS
nagrody.
PkACIC "a KATOLIKA'
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-01

LESZNO W Poznanskiem.
Uczeh kupiecki Arnold strzelal
do tarczy. Czeladnikma-
sarski Jain, uczen masarskl
jain kupiecki Schirmer pray
gladali sic Arnoldowi, ktorzY
strzeli wszy kilka razy, wzia}
lufe nabitej broui v
usta i pow,edziai do czeladnika
masarskiego j.; w Ystrzel!"
J. zaraz usfuchal / wystrzeiit,
a Arnold, ktoremu naboj
wszedf do mozgu, ma miejscu
skonat. Przypuszczsja. 1e
obydwa mysleli, De broh ME
nabita. ZastrzelonY Jest synem
pewnej wdowY pc wykonawcy
sadowym Z gor.
w OKOL!CY. Cinema
sprawozdania do pism o tego-
rocznYm 2niwie brzmia bardzo
niepomyslnie. Pszenlca i 3yto
nieosobliwe,a iarzyny skutkiem
susgy tax ucierpialy, 1e ME
zdotaly sic rozwina6 destate-
c%znie; miejscami possibly i
ziarna wvdadza bardzo lekkie.
Jedynie pola perczane da)a
nadzieje obftego plonu, tax
sauo trawy i koniczyny. W
okolicach Mielzvna. Wagrowca
TAXI sam Itchy Stan zbo2a =
skutkiem niesfychane suszy.
PkACIC "a KATOLIKA!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-01

~ 0ISoy~
powrstu. PAM Eckerta taste
pujs " redakcyi przez czas
wiezienia, redaktor, ,Gaz. .Op.'
p.Koraszewski.
z BOGUCIC pod Katowica.
mi donosl ,,Kattowitzer lei
tung":n osobliwem poio1e
niu z%najduie sic obecnie tutej'
szy katolicki proboszcz. Kllku
mieszkahc6w wei, obcego wy
znaai., sprawiio niedawno ola
nowo wybudowanego kosclola
pajak (swiecznik), kt6ry ola
swej pieknosci pred oftarzem
zostal uruieszczony. Podarunek
ten niepodoba} sic bardzo zna-
cznei czesci katolickich para
fac. kt6rzy oswiadczyli, De
PREDICT DO ko6cio}s ME prayida,
p6ki pajak ME sostanie nsun'e.
ty. Poniewaz zyczeulu temu
dotaA ME ucgypiono zad< Sc,
gdyb pyoboszcs tfaroda wcow
ME t.hre obraziG, panu)e W
tutej.zej parafi pewne roaggo'
ryczeuie. Zaclekawienle, jak
sprawl "a ostatecznie sic "a
kohczy, jest powszechne.
Wcbec togo p,szs TX atow'c,
co nsstepuje:,,Z tym psiqkiem
podobno sprawl ma sic tax:
Zydzi sprawiwszy pa]ak do
koscio1a, poumieszczali ma MIN
swojeimiona i nazwiska a. hrze-
scianie upatruja W tenn amery.
kahska reklamei ztad cafe
zgorszenie. ,,Katowicerka'
na1ura]nie zawsze tYlko pol
prawdy napisze, 3ebY licznych
abonent6w 2ydowsklch soble
ME naraziG.''
KWIDZYN iona wlasciciela
Wollerta z Ziegellak O,nieda'
VINO jemu zaslnbtona, zostafa
uwieziona z powodu podelrze'
MIA O dzieciob6istwo namo.
We do krzywoprzysiestwa;
rownie1 uwieziono jei s&u&ace
Sowarska. Peni W. obwiniona
Jest, De zabi}a swoie dziecko
pochodzace pieprawego
LOLA i zakopa}a je
pray drzewie. Zwloki dziecka
wykopano l odesfano niektore
czesct ciala do Berlina, celem
sprawdzenia przyczYny smlerci.
Zbrodnia mia}a JUL bye pred
rokiem spe}nions.
o Sprawa MlkulczY-
cka. Woznica otrzy mai 2 lats
wiezienia, Kulas 9 mieslecY
Hoinisch 9 miesiecy, Wawrzyr
Cichy l rok 6 miesiecy,M March
CichY l rok mieslecy, Lam
pert l rok 9. miesiecy, Schopp'
zostal uwolnionY.
I W pow1e
cieRaciborskim .Pawien chfopal
mial swemu wujowi, synow
gospodarskiemu W. przYnieS'
gwozdzie, czego jedn.k nj
uczyni1. W tax sic IA chfopc
rozgniewaf, ze rzucit "a mir
mtotkiem i tra6i} 60 " glove
NieszcEeSliwy pc krotkiej chwjl
zmart.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-01
ZNAMIENNY FAKT. Pod

ZNAMIENNY r Pod
sym napisem umieScii Kuryer
Lwowska wiadomosG, ze rsda
mieiska W Krakowie uchwalila
dopiero Is b. N. ,,zabreniG
swoim urzednikom budowhic-
twa, wYraDiana prYwatnie
planow ma wszelkie budowle
" Krakowie". Wzywajsc inne
miasta do vydania takiego
zakazu, a3eby, jak sic dosad-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-01
Z pod zaboru

SPRAWL HUZAROW. sta.

SPRAWL HUZAROW, sta
wlonych pred sad wojskowy
IA Gsmordowanie waohmistrza
Diosgegiego, wywolafa niesly.
chana wrzawe w prasie we
giersklej, prywatneJ i polurze'
dowei. DzieEniki wegierskis
dowodza, De Dioszegi byl
waryatem, ktory pc neronow.
sku zneca} sic mad 2olnierzsmi
|, jezeli cho6 dzieslata czesc
by}a prawda z tego, co on
sam o swoich okrucienstwach
opowisdaf, dziwit sic wypada,
il katastrofA TAX pozno nasta
pl}a, a wine jei ponosza CT,
kt6rzy to]erowali postepki
cztowieka umyslowo chorego.
Wrzawa ia W dziennikach
powstala niewatpIiwie pod
wpEywem ,,wojskowego" prey
iecia, jakiego doznat wsp6l-
pracownik Pesa Maple p.
Salaruon Edmund u komendan.
Ia kospueu, ienersia Galgo.
cry ego, kt6ry odrn6wi} wszel
kich ipformscyi co do uwiq-
zionych huzaro ~.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-01
AUSTRIA. W Wegrzeeh

AUSTRIA. W Wegrzseh
doloezs 0 wielkich oberwa-
mach sic ehmur, ulewach j
hursgansch, ktore DUO ezkod
wYraadzliy,
FRANCYA. Z angielskiei
ambasady w Paryzu wydalono
wszystka efu2be, gdy2 schwy>
tano jednego ze slu&acych ma
gerqcym uczynku w chwili,
kiedY przeszukiwa} papiery ma
biurku ambassadors zlo1one,
WLOCHY. Wybuch Wezu.
wjusza wzmaga sic, diva move
kraterv xions oguiem.
W okolicach ModenY
Mantuy grad zniszczyt sboze
i winnice.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-01
z pod zaboru
P r u s K [ E G. O.

W cd l
paadziernika wychodzic ma
move pi,mo polskie pod tytu-
lem ,,Gazeta Bydgoska"
Redaktorem ma bye panJozef
Chocisze wski, dotychczasowy
redaxtor ID. Kuj.' Pismo
wychodziG bedzie pakfadem p.
Tomaezewskiego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-01

PkACIC IA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-01

RACIBORZ Wydawca ;
redaktor,. Nowin Raciborckich'
pan JaoEchert stawif sic 6tm.
do wiezienia, ably odsiedzie6
acknowledging kare wiezien-
ma. zyczymy szczesliwego
powrstu. Pana Eckerta caste
puje " redakcyi przez czas
wiezienia, redaktor, ,Gaz. .Op."
p.Koraszewski.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-05-06
A uniaue Coat of Arms.

There was one Philadelphian who moi only invented arms for himself, but new and republican arms. after discarding the ancestral arms of his family. This was Potter Brown, at one time an emi- nent citizen of Philadelphia.
 In l794 William Priest, an English musician, became attached to the the ater ill Philadelphia in his professional capacity. In 1909 Mir. Priest printed in London book entitled Priests Travels In the United States, which is now exceedingly rare. The frontispiece to this book is strange and curious de- sign, entitled Peter Browns Arms !" In explanation of this frontispiece Mir. Priest says: Peter Brown, a black smith of this city, having made his for tune, set up his coach, but so far from being ashamed of the means by which he acquired his riches, he caused largo anvil to be painted on each side of his carriage, with two pairs of naked arms iii the act of striking Tho motto, By this 1 got ye.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-05-06
LET U,S HATE PEACE.


 We publish a communication to- day from Mr. A. B. Grace in which he calls for cessation of religious war, bigotry and intolerance in this community The GRAPHIC during the past two weeks has published a number of communications from each side to the controversy which has now degenerated into a mere dis cussion of the faith, teachings and belief of the Catholic Church Along with Mr Grace a1d other conserya- tive cititizens of this community, we trust that the end has been reached We are too small a community to be torn by diseord over religious mat ters. We have reached a crisis in our affairs when every citizen should put his shoulders to the wheel of progress and push with all his might. We should all pull for Pine Bluff, and to that end there should be peace, harmony and brotherly love among our citizens. As Mr. Grace suggests, let us talk more about business, factories, manufac- tories and public enterprise and less about religious dogma. In the lan- guage Of Father Lucey: Better throw this miserable business to the dogs and unite all forces for the up- building of our town"
 We are rather of the opinion that when any of our citizens shake off this mortal coil and appear before the peariy gates of heaven that St. Peter will never ask the applicant whether he is a Methodist, Baptist Catholic, Presbyterian, or what not; quite q different test and standard altogether, q We imagine, will be ap- piled, and the books of the record ing angel will be consulted.
 As to the GRAPHIC it has taken no part in the controversy. but as newspaper, has given each side fair and impartial hearing. However, as each side of the case has now been ably presented, we hope that the controversialists will be content to rest op theil oars and give the pub lie q rest.