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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20
eRYAN co.'s Io wAsAINeroN.
lie Makes spseehs, In virginia on His
May Ihere.

lie Makes Speeches In virginia on His
Way There.
FREDEmcKsHuRG. Va, Sept i9-In
an ordinary dayooach Of the Richmond,
fredericksburg aud Potomac railway
Mr.. Bryan continued his tour through
Virginia this morning. He left Rich
mond at O'Clock for Washington. A
speech Of 30 minutes was made at Fred.
oricksburg and short addresses given at
smaller towns along the line AZ Fred
ericksburg Mr. Bryan was driven 10 the
Exchange hotel, where he tried 10 rest.
but in reality held an informal recep.
tion TIL 1 O'Clock, when he was taken
to Washington monument. where he
made an address 10 a largo crowd. He
was then driven 60 the residence Of
Mayor W. S. White, whore he dinod.
At 80 O'Clock he took the train for
Washington
His first address today was at Ash.
land, where the tram stopped TWO MN
uies, and was a. follows:
Il believe this casutry claims the
honor Of being the hlrthrlnc' oi two Of
Americas greatest incl Henry Clay,
the miilboy Of the slas1os, was born in
this county, as was also Patrick Henry.
Tl,siieve the rolirv Tor which stand in
this campaign in some respects revives
the memories Of both men Henry
Clay, in is45, described tho effect Of
contracting the currency. aud Patrick
Henry was in favor Of the American
/ policy"
Applause greeted his remarks,
At Milford Bryan attempted TO max,
an address, but the train pulled ont be.
fore he could ge, the crowd quioted.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

RICHMOND. sept. i9-william ].
Bryan's reception at the auditorium in
Richmond last night was one Of the
most enthusiastic receptions Of his cam.
paign. The auditorium was packed to
the doors and from floor 20 gallery.
Some other meetings have been greater
in point Of attendance, Tut Richmond
must be given the banner for the amount
of enthusiasm expressed.
On the conclusion Of the auditorium
speech he addressed a great throng from
the balcony Of the jefferson hotel,
where he was stopping. His speech here
was short and ON the general lines pur.
sued in his other speeches.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

PERRY. o. T., sept. l9.-oficcn W.
G.. w. stArmer. George Mouser and
I'd Stage Of this city had n hard fight
with seven outlaws in Usage Indian ma.
ton. The outlaws were led by Back
McGinty. . notorious rObber. murderer,
thief and bandit. halfbreed Indians and
negroes All the gang was captured,
but not until several were wounded and
McGinty killed The oiicers horses
were all shot from under them and one
possenAn was wounded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

DALLAS. Sept. i9.-As 4. H. Kim.
brough. a driver on the Mckinney ave.
nue car line. was making his last trip
last night he was held up and robbed
by an unknown man. who took his
pocketbook. containing tS5. and his
watch. The robbery occurred just NJ
the driver was changing his mules at
the end Of the line. close 10 the McKin-
ney avenue schoolhOuse The police
ARE looking for the highwayman.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

SHREvEPoRT. La, Sept. l9-oharles
Terry, who with a promise Of marriage
deceived the il.year.old daughter Of b.
j. Cobb, was shot and killed by the lat.
ter in ives. Shreveport. Terry was
from Willow Springs, No. 20 years Of
age, and was in the employ Of the Kan,
sas City. Shreveport and Gulf railroad.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

TOPEKA, Sept i9-The executive
committee Of the gold standard Demo.
cratic organization IN Kansas held a
meeting here for the purpose Of placing
a ticket OF presidential electors in nom.
ination for Palmer and Bucknor. The
ticket was selected, bat Tor reasons that
are not made public the names will be
KEEP, from the press until next Tuesday,
when nomination certificates will DO
filed with the secretary Of state. II is
supposed the reason for the secrecy lies
in the fact Of consent 10 run has not yet
been secured from all nominees,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

CASroN, o., Sept, l9-Railway men
claim to have hauled $1,000 people into
Canton yesterday. sevcnty-five train.
loads came. State Republican Chair.
man Charles Kurtz estimated the
crowds present in the afternoon parade.
ai the big tent meeting and about the
Mckinley home at 10000 and far
ahead Of anything ia Ohio's history.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

MEDFoRD. Mass, Sept. i9-At Mys.
tic park Star Pointer yesterday after
noon not only beat two accreditedly
lister horses, Robert ] and Frank
Agan, but paced the three fastest heats
ever made in oompstition, the timeHbe-
ing 2 ;O2'6, 2 ;OS's and 2 ;OSli an average
Of OSia. He also lowered the worlds
record for the fastest first heat ever
paced, = O2is !, as well As the records for
the fastest quarter and half, ;29lI and
;59ia respectively.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

ANrLERs, |. T.. Sept. i9.-The bill
disfranchising the white intermrrrod
citizons and the adopted freedman
passed the ChoctAw senate, but failed
In the house. Il win be amended and
sent back 10 the senate. Both houses Of
the council passed the bill authorizing
the government to appoint two mission
aries to work among eastern memheri
Of congress to prevent the Curtis BAL
from passing.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

FL PAso, Tex, Sept. ie-The armed
body Of men seen below Rinoon, n. NJ.
coming IN this direction, passed Mon.
toga, ten miles up tho river from II
Paso, yesterday morning at daylight,
Nothing further has been seon Of them.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20
Dick Ritter killing.

ARDNORE, l. T., Sept. i9.-Lee Nc
Donald was landed in the United States
Jail here on the charge OF killing Dick
Ritter on Sept 2, at Red Lake Nc.
Donald Is considered a very dangerous
man and the officers are elated at his
capture.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

ception at the residence Of Senator
William Lindsay. The Lindsay man.
sion was thronged with callers. Col.
Fellows Is touring the state with the ex.
governor. Senator Lindsay makes his
first speech in Louisville today AZ the
Palmer and Buckner ratification meet.
ing and afterwards participates actively
I'm the camnaign.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

WASHINGTON. Sept ie.-Vioe Presi.
dent Stevenson has informed Secretary
Gardiner Of the Association Of Demo.
cratic clubs that he will accept the asso-
cations invitation to preside at the
convention At st. Louis on Oct. 3. The
club officials now count upon an attend.
ance Of 10000 delegates
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

DENVER, Sept. i9.-Hon. Thomas z
Watson, candidate Of the Popuiist party
for vice president, has arrived here and
conferred with Ex-Governor Waite and
other Populists. He declined TO see re.
porters He will remain In the state
until neHt Monday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

vISroN. Ia. Sept, 9.-The banking.
house Of s. Watson 4 Sons. established
10 years ago, has made.a general assign.
mont 20 Matt Gasch for the benefit Of
creditors. The liabilities are estimated
at s25O, 900. assets at $3.50, 600.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

DENVER, Sept. i9.-Thomas Z. Wat
son took the morning train for Lead.
vile, whore he speaks tonight. He
will make no other speeches in Colorado,
and will depart for the east Monday
In his speech here he said he feared
Kentucky and Texas, and perhaps Ten.
nessee. would be lost to Bryan II Colo
rado and Kansas Populists persisted in
their purpose to vote for Bryan and
gewall
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

AUGUSTA, Me. Sept i9,-Wiliam ].
Bryan will deliver an address at Bath
Sept 20. Special trains viii be run TO
tho ShipbuildinR city from all parts Of
the Pine Tree state He will be the
guest Of Arthur Sewall, candidate for
vice president, and viii pass Sunday In
Bath at Mr.. Sewall's residence.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

News reached town yesterday morn
to the effect that Dave Mills, a negro,
attended dance at Myers. Burleson
county Friday night, and after drink.
ing q quantity Of soda water and eating
lot Of ice cream, he took cramps
while dancing and f,ll upon the floor
dead.
John NJ. Caldwell. the ieweller and
watch maker, wants your watch and
clock repairing. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. s6i
Karl's Clover Root Tea Is q sure
cure Tor Headache and nervous dis
eases. Nothing relieves 50 quickly.
Sold by all druggists.
Ira GOoch will meet all trains or fur
nish carriage for theatres a, very reas'
enable rates. sS.
Don't for. ct the Living Checkers
At the opera honse Monday night
Admission IS cents.
Karrs Glover Root Tea purlaes the
blood and gives a clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold by all druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20
wa,,sr.on ana Wilson Return.

Nav YORK. Sept. l9-Among rheAr
rivals from Europe on the ST. Louis
were Postmaster General Wilson and
Henry Watterson.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

NHw ORLEANS, Sept. is.-several af'
fdAvits In connection with the Union
National bank deiAlcasiOn have bean
made and arrests viii follow.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20
Good Thing.

Ifyou want 10 mend broken china,
glass, ETC., by "Siamese Cement the
best, not affected by water OF head
Sold and guaranteed by Sam b. Wilson
& Co. Oct Is.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

TExARKASA. Ark, Sept, IA tele,
gram has been received here stating tina.
HymAn I.cvin was fatally shot at Win.
throp, . station ON the Texarkana and
Fort Smith railway. No particulars
were given.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

LoSpoS. Sept. lathe Bolingbroks
club offcrs a purse Of 5000 and tiOOC
expenses for each man for the Corbe,t.
Fitzsimmons match to be fought In Lon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20

fR,sKroRr, Ky, sort, 10 -Ex.Gov.
$. b. Buclmer and Colonel John X.
Fellows were yesterday rendered 70
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-20
We are authorizedio announce
v.B. HUDSON

a. candidate for reelection 10 the
Office Of county judge at the ensuing
November election.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-01

mally retained Roger Johnson, gentle
man well up in building law, to watch
the case as it stood. We propose to make
a test case of the Affiliated Colleges. A
full programme should be presented to
architects, as in the. East, SO that they
might know what they would have to do.
We expect fair play and that the plans
shall be passed on by unlnterested parties.
The Judging should be done by outside
architects not interested in the competi-
ton.
.'The.regents furnish bids and demand a
bond. Lawyers. say thatin the contract
there must be a quantity given by the re-
gents, and we propose to show that it must
:be=given and that the architects employed.
by the regents must give up the knowledge
the State has paid for in employing two
architect tostraveI and get IDEAS for the
college. The competition will be delayed,
as.we shall secure iniunctions and keep it.
back for another year, beyond the Limit of
time for this appropriation. Then new
appropriation must be made" .=>@ :.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-01
CHINESE CHATTELs.
Collie ctor John H. Wise Is. Seeking Al
:. legged Mon golian Actresses From. M. :

= p
s Collector OF the PortJohn H. Wise in an
interview last evening with a. CALL re-
porter said: - -: = .. .:.. -
!. ftAbout three weeks .ago:it was called to
my attention that q number of Chinese
women were coming to this City from the
Atlanta Exposition: and were being mar
keted .here.for. Immoral purposes. AT: that
time and lever since I have: had. my men
hunting such.cases that"I might take steps
to return them to China, as. their:presence
in%thiS country. is contrary to the law. ZIP
to date; ,however;I Z have been unable to
land any of the. women, but Il am in II opes
TO reach one in. "a day or.tWo" who win be
able: to-. place me in possession =of> the
method by. which the portation has been
conducted and where the .Wouen;her are
loc ated. ~ :. ::
TX The: story. sit has reached me isthat
the women ca me to this country by way of
Victoria and Canada: also via Newly ork .
They: were. admitted for thepurpose of
representing the: Chinese exhibit at the
Atlanta Exposition They were; supposed
to eactreSseS, a understand and at the
Conclusion of the fair: were to be returned
to China. T.: / am told now that: these.
WON en:haYe left. the<:ex position .andsare
spreading out through the country. :.At:
|: best all. they*can do IS to remain 1.-THE
/ United States until the close of the exposi-
ton, after which,: if: they~can be captured;.
they viii have to- 90 back to China. Each.
woman entitled remain:here sunder=ttie
certificate issued to her when she entered
=the country. must have.some document. TO
show IF she has not, or if her time to
stay has expired5 i: Will. certainly send her
back, - .+::-. :. -. !:
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-01

Afterward let the person who loaned the money
be. visited Especially III time of dangerous
slckness) ana by all me thods wrought upon to
denver up the bond. We shall thus gain hand
Somely without 1ncurring the lU-w1l1 OF the
he1rs.. II VIII be proper. to- borrow. money also
at son3e yearlyinterest: and: dispose of it q q
higher rate; our friends compaSsionating the
necessities ;ofthe society when they fird Us en-
gagged in erecting colleges and building
churches, may forgive us the interest and may
be the principal and make US donatior*ln
their wills" "
THE society may also traffic advantageously
underline borrowed name of some rich mer-
chants, our friends and this may bedone even
. the Indies, which have. furnished ..us not
oIlly with souls, but plenteously supplied our;
: Golfers with wealth I'm section Ia they Sin
/ sst that the physician of their friends be in
theinterest:of their society, so that among
other reasons he may give notice Of the dan
ger Of. the patient, who by the terrors OF. pur-
gatory, has money may be extorted, tofexpiate
1T. .''>.... -.
F.. :"Women too (section 16l, are directed to
Withdraw. secretly sums from their husbands
ito the same:pioIs end. =. =. ~. ::
=. ChGpter X Hin discoursing on those to be
favored:i in the society, it .dwells upon .t'the
necessity of:securing those who are of distin-
guished families Or. :haye wealth .or talents
And this attention. must not wholly cease un-
It'll they. are under vows; fearing: the result
<wOuld operate against them. = ''If any are to
/ be dismissed treat: them with the utmost
I.seyerity, hurry them from one duty to am
+ other, and though. they dow hatever* you ii ia k
them, always; find fault, and under@ths pres
+ ltenSe:-reniov them:!s &c For. the slightest
*offense subject them%to a, heavy punis hfne MT,
+ In public constant abaSh them, till they are
/ able. no longer to bearit and then turn them
T. ChapterXV treats of conduct to nuns and
fem ale deyotees:: Mana ge.to curry favor with
E*the principal .monastefies, and BY degrees get
an acquaintance and work yourselves: into the
3 s :. "a" ;. -: =. .1i.: A. HuBBELI. 4
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-01
Fidelia yerein Masouerade.

The Fidelia Verein gave its annual mas
querade ball last evening at the Mechanics
Pavilion. There was large number of merry
.maskers on the floor by the time for the grand
march at 1890 O'clock and by the time for
awarding prizes, two hours later, the big floor
was crowded. Many of the costumes were very
pretty and original The affair was altogether
very well managed by the committees, which
were as follows: Leo Herenghf director;
Frank L. Noriega, floor manager; DR.. J. W.
Levy and Lieutenant Will am c. Wemaine
assistant floor managers; Eugene Kelly r.
Kelly, Harry Knowles, j. Allen Nelson, John
L. Noriega, Andrew Geggus, Louis NJ. Getz,
Dave Abrahamson, Harry Marks, Myer Freid-
Adolph Ammans, Hugo Altschul, Harry T..
Click. w. P. jaeger, E. F. Gibson, Jean Thibaud,
c. S. Perry, Samuel ]. Gumpertz, Dan Lewis, ].
NJ Nye Jr.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-01
=.
MR.. HUBBELL: ON FATHER YoRKE..
The American Patriot Editor Quotes Alleged
Priaa4lu In

The American Patriot Editor Quotes Alleged
= ..<.: Priestly. Instructions
!. G. A. Hubbell of the American Patriot
sends the following communication to The
CALI,
OFFICE AMERICAN PATRIOT, BIS Market street T.
+: December 80, 1895. I
SIR: Peter G. Yorke. of County Galway, Ire
land, Chancellor archdiocese of San Francisco
religious editor Monitor. still sustains his
billingsgate reputation. 1t is indicative, of q
very unelean mouth in the confession box.
knows what's behind il: No wonder he simply,
yelled new forgeries." He wants to rest his
case on his yell Of Forgery, forgery?' or ':Y ou
YOU are a liar, you are liarl" Or upon the
affidavit OF Jesuit made in behalf OF himself
d witness who for truth and veracfty would not
be accepted before the bar Of any civilized ma
ton in the world. This, in our recent letter,
was exemplitied where we. showed that all the
civilized countries OF the world had run-these
Jesuit priests out.
Peter c. Yorke knows full we'll that the fol-
lowing quotation is the law Of his church, and
that II governs the actions OF Bishops and
Archbishops IN changing or removing priests
from one parish to another Il is the law and
the practice of the Roman Catholic church
OF course Peter c. Yorke is terribly displeased
that the Roman Catholic laity have found
out what may be the cause of new priest
coming TO them. This is the law:
.fQuestion-Is it allowable to transfer priests
OF bad morals from one parish to another in
stead OF deposing them? Answer-If the char
acter of such priests is unknown in the new
parish, and II there is reasonable hope that
by the change they viii reform, it is unques-
tionably lawful to transfer them to another
parish.
The above is the canon law of the Catholic
church, and is found in the standard text
book Of ecclesiastical law in the United States,
called Elements OF Ecclesiastical Law" by
Smith, vol. l, p. III.
The above. simply gives the people who be-
long to the Roman Catholic church 10 under
stand that anything in the shape of priest
must be good enough for them. Will Peter G.
Yorke tell US when and where did Priest
Becker die2 He was certainly alive when he
was transferred to Green Bay diocese, Michi-
gan, for his "health"
Peter C. Yorke shows his poor Judgment
when he undertakes to defend the nefarious
Jesuits, especially in great popular newspa-
per like THE CALL. Ee ought to see that there
Is great eX XpoSure just ahead
Peter G. Iorke has made another blunder.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-01
HOGMANAY...cEIEBRATION
Scots Wind Up the Old Year
With i !" Feaasting and ..=
I. i. !. Dancing. I. =. +. S.
Members. of=the Thistle Club Keep Up
an. Old Custom of the. Land 81.
of Cakes. # :. = E: ~.

.Hogmanay: ght was appro roprfately cele-
brated in good old Scottish fashion by the
:San Francisco Thistle Club last: evening
/ at B. mai b 'rith Hail.. There was dancing
in the:early evening, followed by a supper:
at 10 80 O'Clock. The bill of fare was en-.
tirely made up of Scottish dishes, beginning.
with cock-o-leekie soup and including:
F. 'Bubbly Jock, wi 2: cranberry sauce, =
''tsoyal: Haggis Great. Chieftain .o' the
Puddin' Race =: ..*. :. =. :. Z:
| James. Niven, royal chief OF. the club,
acted as s@toastmaster. Andrew Willlie,
/ president of Andrew Society; p: Fra
SER chief of Clan Fraser, and D. R. Nc
Neil, president of the Caledonian Club,
and others, responded. to toasts.. Alto.
gether il was most: enjoyable affair to
the exiles from the land O. cakes: =: I.
George b. Busley acted as floor manager
I with the > following assistants: George
/ Watson, D. Brown, E. KirkwoQd, II:
| Steele A. Young, j. H. Mcdonald. 5:
| The reception committee was composed
of Donald &C. Mckay, William "A. Daw-
| son. PA. +. Keith, James Scobie, James
Aiken, R. NJ. Johnston. James Lawrence
Halarion Duncan, Alexander Sharp, John.
Ross, ID. H, Young, A Wood Hugh Steele,
Adam Currie. =: ;,%; -. =: -
+ Among those present were: Andrew Wilkie.
+ president.of st. Andrews Society; d. R. Nc.
Neil, president of Caledonian Society; P
Fraser, chief of Clan Fraser; f. Mckenzie, E.
~: Vetty. ?. Crowley, D. E. Anderson, J.Chris-
| tie, W. Williamson, William surren, Alexander
Campbell, J. Irvine, C. Stewart, H.Steele, J.
| Swan, NJ Mclean, A. Dalgetty, r. Pierson,
James Lawrence, w. A.. Dawson, Alex
ander sharp, J: 4, smith, 1. S: R. Gwendale,
W. w. Noble, William Mum, Harry Walker,
Robert Baxter, William Fairgrieye, William
Grant, Thomas Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. McGin-
mis-, Miss Nolt, Miss Bryson, Miss Fairgrieve,
| Miss Ramsay, Miss Searles, the Misses Matt
/ land, Miss Glynn, Miss Elphinstone, Mrs. Nor
rison, Mrs. Mcintosh Mrs. NJ. Campbell Mrs.
Hood. Mrs. Breekinbridge, Mrs. Lindsay, Miss
Farrell, Miss Gillis, Miss Irvine, Mr. and Mrs.
f. 'Kirkwood, Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Kirkwood,
Miss Anderson, Miss Murray, Miss Mclean,
Mrs. Graham, Miss Inglis, Mr.. and Mrs Thom-
son, Mrs. T. A. Patterson, R. Currie, James
/ Boyes. Miss D. H. Cox, Miss L. McKinna, S. ].
| olson Mrs. NJ. Nelson D. Richardson, p A. F.
Keith, Mr. and Mrs, Coulie, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Nicholson, A. Mckay, D. NJ McLennan,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Pettus, John H. MeGregor, James
HutchiSOn. :.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-01
A Very Popular. Hotel.

The Brooklyn Hotel on Bush street is one of
the most popular and best managed hotels in
this City and enjoys a large patronage of the
best class of our people. Mr.. Charles Mont
the Brooklyn prestige that it never enjoyed
before. Those who desire a select, quiet family
hotel and first-class table, with home com
forts, at most reasonable rate can best be ac-
comIuoda ted at the Rrooklyn Hotel
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-01
Welsh Eisteddfod.

The Welsh musical and literary festivsl to be
held to-day at Union-square Hall, promises to
be great success. The afternoon programme
includes twenty-three items and the evening
twenty-four. Assemblyman R. I. Thomas of
Nevada City will preside over the evening
meeting, and in addition 10 the participants in
the meetings already announced will be Evan
Stephens, the Welsh conductor OF the Tnber-
nacle choir of Salt Lake, that intends to visit
the coast, and Professor w. H. Holt.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-01

The area OF the Pacific Ocean is 70. 100000
square miles.
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-01

W ia 4 l. 50 I'D. s.
gustu.s' II. n els0n: was
put in Jail for blackguard.
ism and indecency. The
blackgusTd'fsm. consists
in going outinto the-pub
lie streets and try ing 10
break up a 'religious-pro-
CeSsion. If. any man in
this town tried to- break
mp d procession >.of' the
Salvation AT M " :he
would have been put. in
Jail. In Brazil" t. h e.:y
merely knocked: J. H:
Nelson's hat off. Then
when the Rev. : ]. H.
Nelson.u the Columns
OF his newspaper TO utter
indecent charges, against
Catholics in.the impure
language affected b5' his
kind. he was'prOn9ptly
jailed by the : Anthony
Comstock OF, the place =
Call, Dec. r..
The San Francisco call., 1896-01-01

-WHAT..:DR.. CASE: san s.: T
SAID, -; :.
= As.'.there are so-many
who : de.ire. to see .:the j..
documentary = evidence.
ise3erreis 70 by--iny critic: !:
in the case OF AIr. j. IL
,Nelson;. .w: no was inlpriS-:'
Oned' ia Brazil for Sayiug:
I hat:;t he~;Worsnip -iof- the;
Virgin Maryis -idola1ry, !.
anu as. my. critic cited
-nlore=Lhan onCe:rhe. New,
.NGrk Christian Ad dyocate
as..his. .autho. rTty.f say.
ing that :.the' :-iinpris0n--
inent~ was for trying to
a<religious pro-
cessionln.the e. streets in a
town in Brazil, Therein
furniSh. YOU: wit Ii ,:.the.
CLIPPINGS. from said. pa
per-. with. the .fequest
that. YOU print them in
fu.l,. that. the :. reading
public: may know 1 h e.
truth of the: matter. and:
see.the infamous manner
in which, SOME :pEiestly !
sinners. preyari C a,te.=
.GalE Dec AZ =: