The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-16
KICKS DON'T COUNT
LAYMAN KEEsIL OPPOSES THE NEW
BISHOP OF LONDON.

Creighton has q laundering After tn
"Trinklets of Rome"-fsut Nobody Mind
Mr. Kensi.-A savory Divorce Case il
London-The Princess Chimay's Letter
The Carew Case-Foreign News.
London, Jan 15.-During the cere
mony at ST. Mary-le-Bow today con
firming the election OF DR.. Mendel
Creighton as bishop Of London, in sue
cession to DR.. Temple, now archbishop
of Canterbury, John Kensil, layn1an
read a protest against DR.. Creighton's
election, on the ground Of the aged
prelate's desire to undo the work Of the
reformation by introducing the trinklets
of Rome" He added that the doctor had
been unfaithful to the promise made al
MS suberdination, to drive out all er-
roneous doctrines and punish the dis
obedient clergy, who are trying to in
tToduce Romish doctrines"
The vicar general refused 10 listen "a
the protest and Kensil protested again,
twice asking why the vicar general did
not call upon the DIRECTORS to come for
ward and why he did not hear them.
This called forth applause and stamping
of feet, mingled with cries of hear.
hear" and counter-cries of remember
this is church" etc.
After the ceremony Kensil and his
friends distributed copies of the protest
among those present.
This Is the third protest recently
against the confirmation or enthrone-
nlcnt OF English prelates. On December
% last, during the ceremony of the con-
firYratio OF DR.. Temple as archbishop of
Canterbury and primate of all England,
in the church OF St. Mary-le-Bow, Rev.
Edward Brownjohn, representative Of
the Evangelical organization known as
the church association, which about
SIX years ago made an unsuccessful at
tempt upon DR.. King. bishop Of Lincoln,
accusing him of cnotravention Of the sta
tutes. OF the church of England with re-
gard to certain observances, startled all
present by protesting against the confir-
nation of the archbishop, on the ground
that Dr. Temple was believer in the
Darwinian theory of evolution, and at
Canterbury on January s, while the arch
bishop OF Canterbury was traversing the
nave OF the cathedral at the end of the
procession upon the occasion of his en-
:nronement, an elderly gentleman named
Greenwood interrupted the ceremonies
b. shouting loudly: 1.-THE wholeproceed-
ings are a fraud" Mr.. Greenwood was
elected amid considerable excitement.
THE NEAME DIVORCE CASE.
London. Jan. 15.-The trial Of the ac-
ton for divorce brought by Douglass J.
Neame against his wife, Leila Olyve
Neame. naming Frank Ellison of New
York as correspondent, was concluded
today. Mrs. Neame obtained a divorce
from her husband over three years ago
on the ground Of adultery, but he re-
fused to recognize the decree of the
American court, and sued for a separa-
ton here. The jury today found that
the respondent, Mrs. Neame, committed
adultery with Frank Ellison and that
the petitioner, Mr.. Neame, had not COM
United adultery and a decree in his favor
was rendered. The case was tried be-
fore justice Barnes and a special jury.
Answers were fled denying the charges
of adultery with Ellison, but it was in
timated that the case would not be de-
Tended. Mr. Inderwick, who opened for
Mr. Neame stated that Neame had al
ways retained his English domiciie. Mrs.
Neame is a daughter of William II.
Henriaues of New York Henriques OBJ
jected to the attention that Frank Eli
son was paying to Mrs. Neame and for
protesting he was assaulted and beaten
by Ellison. The latter was prosecuted
for assault and sentenced to five years
term of Imprisonment expired a week
ago.
PRINCESS IN MORE TROUBLE.
London. Jan. ia dispatch TO the
Pail Mall Gazette from Brussels, says
that the Princess deChimay had an I'M
pleasant experience at Buda Pest. The
police, il appears, were informed that
the princess was a spy of Russia and
consequently raided her apartments AMI
seized a package OF documents. The
princess attempted 20 wrest the papers
from the officers hands, threatening
him with a revolver. On opening the
package ii was found. instead OF COM
promising Russian correspondence. 10
contain a series of letters from a crown
ed head. which the police propose to
hand to the Buda Pest consul OF the SOW
ereign concerned. The princess. il is fur
Their stated, threatens to take legal pro-
ceedings in order to recover the docu-
merits.
THE CAREW CASE
Yokohama. Jan. 15.-H. Y. Dickinson,
a clerk in the Hong Kong and Shanghai
bank. and The alleged parsrnour Of Mrs.
Walter Raymond Howell Carew. who Is
charged with the murder OF her hus-
band by the administration Of arsenic.
was called today as a witness for the
prosecution. He testified that Mrs. Co
rev had deceived him in alleging bru-
tality upon her husbands part. The gem
eral public Is n sympathy with Mary
Jacob, the goVernesS of the Carew child
rem, VINO has been arrested on suspicion
~ being concerned in the murder and
popular subscription has been opened To
defray the expenses OF her defense.
BENIN CITY SURVIVORS.
London. Jan. IA dispatch received
here from Brass. Guinea coast. dated
January 4. announces that captain Bois-
ragon and Consular Officer Locke. two
OF the party headed by Consul Phillips
which was almost annihilated by the ma
tives Of Benin City while on a peaceful
mission to that district unarmeG. have
been saved after wandering in the brush
FOR a Week. Both men We're wounded
and there is no hope Of any further res
cues. Twenty of the native carriers
have returned.
AGAINST BUBONIC PLAGUE.
London. Jan 15.-F'rance and Italy are
taking strie; precautions against Eng
land and India on account OF cholera
and the plague. in the first instance on
account OF the British steamship Nubia.
which recently arriN ed AT Plymouth with
cases OF cholera on board and from
which all the troops. except a few who
are in hospitals. have been landed The
Nubia has been docked in London and
no further cases of serious sickness
among her recent passengers have been