The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-21
SHE SHOUTED OUT DENIAL.
lrRs. HARsZAWIAK MAXI n A SCENE
IN DIR. HALL'S CHURCH.

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n-i,,orS roaaon a. ao,nn III. ,y.. Tho, h;s
pni-sy. IT,. s....5ar go ~ ,,s -, o.,
equbl TO conducting tho services in his own
church. 1t had been arranged. too, that the
announcement OF W~arszawiak's suspension
should be read, and 1t IS likely that DR.. Hall did
NOV WISH 10 DC present on 'na' accoun NO u
however expected suen +" oonohs'raton o.
Suctod tho scrvices in bis own church. and there
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been t the scene Of excitement in the morning. ~
warszawiak did not go to the church himself
yesterday. Perhaps his absence was due to his
enfeebled condition. When his present trouble
began he was a stout. vigorous man, but he has
since become paie ana ehiaciateu' ms MINUS
tromslO almost as if with palsy, His wife in.
n,aao sSa rooohcd tho chnrcb carly and
took took n.s seat in nt the front pew at the middle Of the
church, directly in front the pulpit.
There was another woman with her. md q
third seated herself in the pew a little later.
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sight. and was not aware that she was In the
church. He began the services, and there was
sooons hrrn and inc, hofo-e the scr,non.
m Hall taI tol1 hin, NJ thu npnouncennant
that vast be made. and mon his arrival at the
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Brownell. Clerk of tho session. that after he
had read tho Judgment he should return to his
way Mr.. Pritshard thought, the SnnO TTSen sRt
s SssEasd - ana ND y nninisI f. s hSS Se sSse sn ama medf tbst
more th3n 1000 persons, n the he church church; It is
the perishioners regarding warszawiak's guilt
and ms Us 1 pro out a i amer ~ att thnse S6o oh rne Us
Mrs, Narszawiak. ana hao seen her enter me
S Sns5e Ri ioo over pt lesiH entire m eepereSation. In h a a
low voice Mr.. Brownell read from the paper in
his band; .inc =, s..s,o, ., Tho Fitch 4 v.nr,
Presbyteripn Church, held ed ;yJ qns 10. 1891 ,z,s on
motion nes oras apty s TSs ses.;a ane b 5oiEwin ae}li iasmehS
consldered the testiinony IN Ine ca aS;s OF cb,i m ncb
mann "a hT 9Sn Rr. q hMte erise Cb,rnh in ~,
United states OF America WITH iminorsi conauce
an SCI OUT IN Two Shargfs s9ppo rad ~ oy T. s nnst}{.
mony, ana exp,anstions wnich maze
6een onered, as Wen ~ ,h s,s S sesm,Sssee s as S Sssc;do
that the charses have been proved ana hhat tnS
saiu merlh ~ n nnnM M ss"t'' n'no'"
An the session does further judge and de.
ae 81 ,o - tna nrd ~ ho S Ssu ~ smsnensss fsnn The
ssnmanIon OF the Fiftii 1sSnSSs Presbyterian
onnreh; 0.o,,os 60 -o,r, - hi. soo,
and at the same instant Mr.; Pritchard was
sS.SSI1,Sd , by a n rSmf iq he could pE9m no W sss M me SspGs.
Yawiak, and the sound seemed TO him to come
rom me organ iott. ne g!aneea netnousiy IN
had risen in her pew, - x,,,o, :, ,,o.,, r,r.
mat IL NOT true, she Waiiea IN broken Eng.
'1ss; IT. i. i l 81 i.. y h ! sssass !; r = ..! !saas sas
longer. II is q shameful SANDER; II u not true.
that atf had T f%iie H's upon %5s'' &c so sas1sss me- 1 aIrs.
MAN mnis Stood wb mre ali II . sa vein tbs s minister o miSa S see
her. There was a futte, ng Of fans and a cram.
ing OF necks all over the church, out no one
af For a few seconds the tension was unrelieved.
t MGa pfisf Ss said vas a5te apparsn tEyat qp bs was Sat az,
completely by surprise. HIS hrst thonant vas
MAKE an annonnSemeht tnink,ne ina, MIS-;
t ma sax tbat d MT9la cease Sr' H hGf pls absen zee s ~ .Gul1
ana Augast he would trequently be called upon
to t9ke his place; ne found that the woman's
WAL crowned out ms own voice.
h.na ~ s NOT spts' she cr'oo again. MY nus
oa Th. Is ihh0Gemt &, ,,o -;oa - o,iot
her and 70 induce her to resume her seat, but In
Sadn; 'T Ridhnn1 GPR NY, the sexton: ana ms ba az,
sistant, ftlchard burton. VINO were at the BACK
OF the church, recognizing the woman and seeing
the nature or the disturbance. started quicKly
ana quietly down the aisle toward her pew. MI.
frltchhrd, meanwhile, opened MS hymn DOCK AT
random. and in q steady voice gave out the
number or a hymn, the hrst that met his, eye.
IL wasnt the place Tor another hymn. but the
3bganiS6 was on the alert; ana almost a. soon as
the strains Of the prelude sounded from the
pig organ ra ana the con h arose TO sing Hr.
Warszawiak were as %fruitless as those of the
Two women nad 6een. she continues TO protest
Yer told her that she would only injurse her has-
Rsnd 6y her vehemence put she paid no heed.
to draw her from the pew. She tried to sit
down then, but with tho assistance OF Bur.
that she made no resistance, and the two men,
taking each an arm; partly led and partly
ssEragged i heE to ne no t tbO street :, entrance mr.