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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28

than Wesley or Luther, or Calvin, has
been held up before your admirlng
gaze, and sympathy has often been eX-
pressed with that cry which even the
denominations arc raising; Back to
Christ 1t has been urged that what
the world most needs to-day is Christ,
Christianity and not churchanity.
II have preached the Christ-life as
practicable for each individual So
many in the church and out of it adj
mre this life, but think OF it is a
dream, picture, u pleasant song. They
believe that some day i'll the future
men may begin 10 live in that way;
they postpone the day as Il rule until
the life in heaven dawns upon US.
have cried out with John the Baptist:
The Kingdom of heaven is at hand. He
Is 81 Christian, whether orthodox or not
who lives ms Christ lived among men.
The aim Of the gospel is TO make many
Christs, and these Christs are perfect
ed like the first one, BY the cross and
reach the divine ideal by bearing their
cross 1t has been evident TO us ALL as
we pursued our studies, that the only
JOY is to be found in this life, because
TINS iifr 5f0Ht IS natural life, in har-
mony with Gods purpose i'm our crea-
ton. BY thus living, therefore, are we
happy, as the eagle is content when
.IiiS SHSS uopi IL ol'GHeu anu he IS per-
mtted to soar aloft to his native place.
or as the swift stecd Is most satisfied
when. freed from his stall. he flies over
the plain? 1t has not been forgotten
that there are losses and self-denials
in the way Of such 81 life. These have
been fully presented, but at the same
time we have seen that for such a
life it would pay to give up all.
1T has been my aim TO preach n
.t.t 4
society and in all the public affairs of
men. The New Jerusalem will come
down among men, ii only we shall al
low it to do so, and our citizenship as
st. Paul says, may be in heaven. The
politics of city and of State may nc
clean. The various social vices may be
uprooted. The labor problem may anu
must be answered in a way just to both
sides in the controversy. We must pray
and work for the making of the golden
street, and peariy gates of a city, into
which the things that deilc may not
enter. / have tried to make you see
how Christ is working in the world, and
how the passing events illustrate his
kingship. The war with Spain, the Eng
fish war with the Beers. the interesting
events occurring in China, the trial and
final vindication of Dreyfus-all these
have had their message for us, both by
the failure of anti-Christian principles.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28
THE. CHURCHES SUNDAY
Or. Young, Epworth's Retiring Pas
tor breaches Farewell Sermon.
Hundred of Pcople.,orw whom Seats or
Even s.aading Room Could Not
Bo Found. Turned Away
ut Other Churches.

j. . .
Every pew in Epworth NJ. e. Church
Sunday morning was filed. At night
the largest audience that probably ever
assembled there was present to hear
Rev. w. J. Young. d. d., preach the
closing sermon of his four years pas
torate. Hundreds were unable TO find
even standing room, and reluctantly
went away. 1t was truly an ovation to
the able and popular pastor. The music
by the choir was superb and in har
mony with the occasion.
Below we give synopsis of the dis
course. Subject: Jesus Crucined."
1.-THE text was 1 Corinthians, chap
ter 2, verse 9: For. determined not
to know anything among you. save
Jesus Christ, and him cruciiied.' The
sermon was n review of those princi-
pies underlying the sermons OF the past
four years. Among other things Dr.
Young said: I have preached 10 you
nothing but Jesus Christ. l have tried
to lead you into a knowledge of a
larger Christ "a Christ manifest in all
things. have sought to show the
cross in all things and over all things
have preached Christ, not dogma /
doctrines of Christianity Each one Of
these has been presented at least twice
during the four years. But these have
been so presented as to magnify Christ
and lead at last to him. Christ, rather
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28
AN OLD FRIEND.
ELIZABETH CITY's TRIBUTE TO
NORFOLK MAN

NORFOLK MAN.
The Economist, published at EIizo-
beth City, y. C., and edited by Col r.
Il. Crcecy, the Ncstor of The North
Carolina Press has the following to
say Of Il popular citizen OF Norfolk:
On the eve of our going to press
last week. we had n delightful call from
our old friend. Charles G.. Elliott and
his wife, of Norfolk. who were of, tho
party of Railroad and Canal magnates
who came 40 our town last week on n
tour OF observation of orr Land and
water Charlie" Elliott, twenty wears
ago, was = resident of this town and
was one of its most popular and cs-
teemed citizens. He was native boro
and a member of one of our oldest and
most influential families. When n how
he fugged marbles and played "hop
SCOT on these streets. AS he grew 10
manhood he grew in favor and in
huence. and when reached manhood he
was one Of our foremost citizens. and
had he remained here he would now
have led this community in all its walks
of honor, but Norfolk. in an evil hour
for us, fixed her covetous eye upon
him and adopted him as her own.
Tha. one OF Norfolk's sins we have
never been able to forgive. But she
did not get his heart, for Charley FL
lott still loves his old homo and friends
with tender filial love. God grant him
and his health, happiness and long
evity"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28
In Now Quarters.

Mrs. NJ. S. James, who has for years
very successfully conducted the Glad
stone Hotel, and who recently rclin-
quished it to the new management
has been for several weeks busy in
remodeling ard renovating the three
story brick building at the northeast
corner of Main and Fenchurch streets
She has secured this property under
lease and is converting it into n
model family hotel. When completed
the ground floor will be used as hotel
dining room, restaurant. and office. AS
now being arranged, the house Will
have a capacltyiof about seventy-five
guests 10. y ( d ssss ~ "a j & 8:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28
IeIch,nond mud Return
Sl.25 Via n. d w. IRy. SI.n5
Thanksgiving Day. nov. 80.

The Entertainment Committee Of ,ho
Protestant Hospital has arranged To
run an excursion to Richmond ana 20.
turn. Via Norfolk and Western RAN
way. November goth. for the bcnctj,
of that institution. Special train leaves
Norfolk a. m. Returning leaves
Richmond p. nj. Fare SIPS round
trip. For further Information. apply
a, Norfolk and Western ticket ofIicc
10 CRANKY street. Norfolk and Westcrn
depot, or to any member OF the com.
mittee.
MRS.CORA WEMPLE Chairman.
nov 19-21-22-2 -26-2S-29.
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WATT, RETTEw & CLAY.
New Linens for
Thanksgiving.

HI SOC. a yard we have a 6S-inch
pure linen, full bleached, extra heavy
table damask smooth satin finish
white as new fallen snow--in a round
dozen of the prettiest floral, scroll and
set-tisure patterns that we have ever
known to be woven into a damask at
this price. 1t remarkably good and
serviceable. We know of some at
OOc. that " can't touch it,"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28
Edward p. Elliott.

Remember that Edward p. Elliott
will be the third attraction of the Pro-
testant Hospital course, and will be
at the Academy of Music December
18th. This promises to be one OF the
most delightful entertainments in the
course. Those who do not hold course
tickets will do well TO see about sccur-
ing same at once. All information
desired will be given freely at CAT
ling's Pharmacy.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28
CALENDAR.
Sun rises. 6:57 a. m; sets. 4:49 D.. m.
ED.

SToNE-At the residence of parents.
2Gth. 1899, at $3.50 o'clock a. M, RUTH
NEWBILL, Infant daughter of L. N. and
Mary L.. Stone, aged Ia months and 10
days.
The funeral took plaza from above res
idence MONDAY AFTERNOON at 3
o'clock
FOILEs-At her residence. No. 4O5
November 9th. at so a. M, w. ANiO-
REC'IlE FOIL les. beloved wife of William
i. Folies, IN her oath year
The funeral will take place from the
Queen Street NJ. e Church TO-DAY.
November 2sth, at $3.50 p. m. Friends and
acquafntanccs respectfully invited to at
tend
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28
Loss of an Eve.

While working one day last week
Frank FaXon. son of the keeper of the
toll-gate on the Indian Creek toll road.
attempted to drive nail. 1t flew back
and struck him In the left eye. His in
jury was such that the only course TO
pursue was to remove the eye. which
has been done.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28
rhr Empire l..t,tr.

Is by far the best sheet steel and
cast iron air-tight heater on the mar
ket. For sale by Williamson & sykes.
563 and 5G5 Church street, near Queen
Cash or credit. Also a full line OF cook
and heating stoves, no26-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28
Eyes Examined Free.

DR.. A. Week manager OF the optical
department of the Gale Jewelry Com
pany. Will examine your eyes free De-
fcctive vision and complicated cases
specially invited Ia call. je26-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28
Stockholders Meeting.

The first meeting or the stockholders of
The Norfolk Railway and Light Company
ibe the green Of specialization Of
The Norfolk and Ocean View Railway
Company. is hereby called TO be held at
the Ci,izens Bank, 191-195 Main street,
in tho city of Norfolk, Va, ut II Il. M
of Tuesday. December 9Th, 1899.
r. LANCASTER WILLIAMS,
President.
no22-tdm
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28
OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE 6

Take time by the forelock." If vour
blood is out of order. begin taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla at once and prevent serious
illness.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28
WEATHER REPORT.

Washington. Nov. 27.-Weather fore
cast for Tuesday and Wednesday: !,
Virgtnia-Local rains Tuesday, with
fresh northerly. shifting to westerly
and eouthwesterly winds. Wednesday,
North Carolina-Fair Tuesday, pre-
ceded by rain in eastern portion; fresh
northwesterly. shifting to westerly
winds Wednesday,, fair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28

A general meeting of the Stockholders
Company has been duly called and will
he held at the office OF the Company. In
Portsmouth. Va, on SATURDAY, Decem-
Der 10Th. ~. D. 1880, at o'clock D. m.
The objects and purposes OF said meeting;
are as follows:
lst. For the purpose OF considering the
consolidation of the Roanoke and Tar
River Railroad Company with-tkie- Ra-
leigh and CASTOR Railroad Company, and
also 10 consider and agree upon the terms
and conditions upon which Sthc CONSOLE
dalton with such-the Raleigh and Gas
ton Railroad Company-shall be made.
I'd. And also to consider the sale to the
Raleigh and Castor Railroad Company of
the property and franchises OF the Roa-
noke and Tar River Railroad Company.
and tho terms and conditions of such
sale.
JOHN II. SHARP, Secretary.
Portsmouth. Va. Nov. II. 1885,?
nol2-30t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28
a Ncw undertnkins E.tab,,snmcn

has been opened by Thomas sco,ss
Sons & Co.. at No. sc Charlotte street.
Funeral orders will receive prompt at
tention day or night. Mr.. George j.
McDermott. manager. Southern Bell
,phone No. sol. oc15-,f
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28

Special weaves for Tuxeda coats and
vests imported by
RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
1913 Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28
NJ RE IINGs-


NTEMBERS OF VIRGINIA CON-
N2. CLAVE No !, III. or S. w. NJ, are
hereby requested 10 attend meeting OF
Concfave THIS Cruesday) NIGHT. No
vembcr 2Sth. Odd Fellows Building
Church street. at 7:S0 o'clock. Business
OF Importance 10 all members will be
transacted. BY order of Conclavc.
1t G. T. MCCOY, r. S.
Ledger and Dispatch COPY.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28
DOzlER,S
Adorn your Thanks
giving table with
these beautiful linens

We grant you privilege to-
compare any item mentioned
here with any elsewhere ats
same price. 81.
Of course you wouldn't think Of \
doing that, but even if you wanted to-
we would permit you.
All linen snow white dam
ask in beautiful designs, 7Sc.4
per yard. Excellent quality,
And those at 81 are simply
beautiful! Lovely designs
Two yards wide and pure
linen, 81 per yard.
Bleached linen damask, 81
inches wide, SOC. per yard,
and others, 60 inches wide, at
soc. per yard. Mathless values
at SIPS, $50 and 81 per
yard.
All linen napkins at 81 per
dozen, in pretty patterns, and
better grades at Sl.25, S1.5o,
S1.75, 81, and SO on up.
Hand he Site Ii e d and
frlnged table sets. at 81, $50,
So, 50, $t1.50, $3.50, $14.89
and SIS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28
NorFoilt nnd Vicinity,
WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TODAY.
TEMPERATURE. RAINFALL AMI

Local showers; stationary tempera-
ture; light to fresh north winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28
About
COmfortabges

We sell a Silkaline-light
and warm, for as little as a
dollar A Saline heavier and
more durable, Sl.25. A bet
ter silkaline than the first
and worth all Of its advanced
prlce-1.5O, 1.75, 200, and
ESQ are the other prices for
cotton-nlled,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28
ICE!

TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
ROANOKE AND TAR RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-28

: ID u.
TEMPERATURE, RAINFALL AND
HUMIDITY.
November q, 1899.
Maximum temperature .............. 81
minimum temperature .,............ 40
Normal temperature ............... At
Departure from normal. minus l
Departure from normal since jan
uary LIST. plus ITO
Rainfall In past "a hours. ........... %
Rainfall since first Of month";. 10
Mean relative midlty.............. so
CALENDAR
Sun rises. 6:57 a. m; sets. 4:49 p. m.
TIDES.
Norfolk-High water. 500 a. m. and
6:27 p. M; low water, 1881 a. m. and
1881 p. m.
Old Point-High water, 4:59 a. m. and
5:06 p. M; low water, 11:10 a. m. and
11:10 p. m.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-14

lekarz zawezwany skonstatowai
cierpienie sercowe i jul uratowac
chorego ME mogl.
Zmariy liczyi 81 lat. Prakty-
kowaf iako adwokat przez szereg
lat we Fond du Lac, Wis.,, byi
senatorem stanowym owego
powiatu W latach 1881 i 1882, a
VIZ. 1885 przeni6si sic do Mil
waukee. Pred dwoma laty.
zostal obrany czionkiem wyzsze-
60 sadu dla powiatu Milwaukee.
Pred rokiem stracil zone cd
tego czasu zapadi ma zdrowiu.
w Czerwcu wyjechai byl do Eu-
ropy dla Iporatowania zdrowia:
powracajac podr6zy zatrzymaf
sic ma pare dni W Chicago, i tn
umarf.
POzar.
W Irving Park srozyi sig
wczoraj wieczorem pozar, kt6ry
obrocil W perzyne szesc dom6w,
a nadto uszkodzif W ten spos6b
try inne, il ma razie mieszkac W
Mich ME MONA. Byiy to domy
przy Troy str, pm. 2l4S, 2l5O,
2160, 2154, 2119, 2117 i 2144;
pozar wybuchf W mieszkaniu
Johna Jensen pm. 2154 Troy str.
W skutek eksplozyi pieca gazoli-
nowego. Kiedy ogie6 gaszono,
strazak Albert Behrke spadi 2
drabiny i odni6si ciezkie wewne-
trzne uszkodzenia. Zawieziono
60 do szpitala sw. Elzbiety.
Szkode zrzadzona przez pozsr
obliczaja ma $S,000-$l0,0 900.
Dfuga p0dr0z.
Rev. A. w. Snepp wyjechai
byf d. 20 Czerwca, ma zwykiym
wozie re zona swoja Seattle,
Wash, azeby do Chicago odbyc
cala podroz tylko kohmi. Ia
mierzal bye ma konferencyi sekty
limited Brethren in Christi,
kt6ra dzislaj odbywa sig W Bour-
bon, Ind. Kiedy jednakowoa
dostai sic do Dubuque, Ind,
zmuszony byi wsiasc do pociagu
kolejowego, gdyz W razie pr.eci-
wnym byiby sic sp6znii. Zona
jego pozostala W Dubuque.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-14
Kr0tkie notatki miejsc0We.

-12 letni Bennie Feinstein,
kt6rego rodzice mieszkaja p. n.
1915 Michigan ave., wczoral
rano ucieki z domu j policya 60
szuka.
- DR.. Julia Holmes Smith
zostala wczoraj wieczorem insta-
lowana jake dziekan zakladu ns'
ukowego National Medical Col.
lege" pm. 53l Well str.
Firmy Marshall Field q
Co., Schlesinger 6 Mayer Man
del Bros, zamierzaja ma wlasny
koszt bruko vac ulice State przed
swymi skladami, jezeli pozwoli
ma to .Rada mieiska.
- Wczoraj wieczorem rozpo.
czeio sic najwieksze swieto iydo-
wskie, ,,dzie6 pojednania", Jom
Hakipurim i trivia do dzisiaj wie-
czorem. w przysziy Wtorek
rozpoczna sic ,,kuczki".
Cd wczorai zastepca burmi-
strza jest nadkomisarz budowy
Nc Gam, bo rzecznik korpora-
cyjny Walker, kt6ry zastepowai
Harrisona, zostai powotany tele-
gra6cznie do chorej zony W Oco-
nomowoc, Wis.
= Ma Portoryczan zebrano do.
tychczas $S,722.25.
- w Sherman House odbyla
sic wczoraj tajna konferencya tu-
tejszych fabrykant6w = kwaszo-
nych ogorkow, ktorzy takze chca
podniesc ceny swych wyrob6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-14
Rzady niemiecki angielski potepiaja bojkot
wystawy paryskiej.
SPRAWA TRANSWAALU PRZESTAJE GR0ZlC
WYBUCHOM WOJNY.
Okret wojskiem merykaGskiem zatrzymany
w HOngk0ng.
NOVA SEKTA BAPTYSTOW.

SIG ZmauyafyzoWa1 ui
Tyrolu, Styryi, Salzburga,
vorarlbergu, Austryi G6rnej
i Dolnej, prayczem te pro"ln'
eye bsda posiadaly taxa auto
nomie, jaks mais kantony
szwajcarskie; wreszcie trzecle
kr6lestwo, rowniez pod korons
czlonka rodziny babsburskleJ,
powstanie z Czech, Szlsska l
Morawii, tu juz ME bedzie "a
dnej autonomii prowincyonal'
nej, lecz przeciwnie rad mad
zwyczaj centralistyczny i wo'
jenny wybitna cecha germa'
nizacyjna, Ably sic ma to ger
manizacye zgodziia Rosya,
trzeba bedzie oddae iej Cali
eye z Bukowina. Ca1ego tego
przewrotu dokona cesarstWo
niemieckie, kt6re W razle po'
trzeby otrzyma pomoc we
| grow.
Takimi planaml pocieszaja
sic hakatysci. Ma konkursle
g}upstw kanlkularnVch ten
pomys} otrzymalby pierwsza
nagrode. Ale swoja drogs
swiadczy on o wielkie;; niena,
wisci hakatystow, przyjaclof
obstrukcycnistow austryac'
kich, do mouarchii habsbur'
skiej.
wielkim strejku robotni-
k6w fabrycznych W Warsza'
vie, o kt6rym kr6tks tylko
wiadomosG podaiy telegramy,
pisma warszawskie milcza; Wi.
docznie cenzura warszawska
ME pozwala mic o MIN pisac,
tax iak ME pozwala pisac o
strejkach i zaburzenlach robo'
tniczych, jake W ostatnlch
czasach mialy i majs miejsce
we wszystkich wiekszych mia
stach calego cesarstwa,
w Warszawie W tel chwili
strejkuje okoio 20 tysiscy ro'
botnik6w fabrycznych, miano-
wicie W fabrykach zelaznych
stolarskich.
Take i W okolicach War.
szawy, jak W Pruszkowie,
Zbikowie i t. d. strejkujs 70.
botnicy. w kilku miejscach
dopuscili sic strejkujscy gwaf'
tow, zmuszajsc niestrejkuja
cych robotnik6w do zaniecha-
MIA piracy, W kilku tez fabry-
kach dopuscili sic eksces6w,
niszczsc urzsdzenia lub wybi-
jajsc szyby. Wszedzie tez po-
licya przy pomocy kozakow
zaprowadzala porzsdek i are:
sztowa}a ekscedentow. Dotsd
aresztowano juz przeszlo 800
robotnikow.
Streik ten rozdmuchuja i
podsycaja socyalisci. Rozrzu-
GAIA eagle odezwy, wzywajsce
do wytrwania W strejku. Wo'
bee tego jednak, ze socyaliscl,
iak ma pewno wnloskowac
mona, kierownictwo tego
streiku iuz opanowali podno,
sza coraz to bardziej skale "a.
dan robotnik6w, oraz wobec
eksces6w strejkujscych, IA
brykanci, kt6rzy chstni byli
do pewnych ustspstw, teraz
zsieli wobec strejkuiacych
/ stanowisko zupelnie odporne;
ME ma vice nadziei, aby strejk
tax latwo sic ukohczyl, praeci'
wnie obawiac sic trzeba wlel.
kich eksces6w i zajsc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-14
NOWak aIdermanem.

Komitet wyborczy rady miej-
skiej, ktory zaimowai sic rewi-
zya urzedowego liczenia gios6w
oddanych przy wyborach wiosen-
nych w loci wardzie, wczoraj
ostateczuie uznal, il obranym
zostal Nowak, otrzymawszy o IL
waanych gfos6w wiecej, anizeli
Zimmer. thinner, kt6ry ma pod
stawie urzedowo og}oszonego
rezultatu wyborow, dotychczas
zajmowal urzad aldermana, po-
dobno sam przyznaje, re komitet
rewizyiny sprawiedliwie postapii
przy badaniu watpliwych balo-
tow. thinner jest demokrata,
Nowak republikaninem. w ko-
mitecie bylo 5 demokratow 5
republikanow.
Odebraf s0bie zycie " wag0nie.
Kiedy wczoraj wieczorem o
godz. poi do IL pociag osobowy
kolei Milw. & st. Paul przeje-
zdzal przez Lake View, handlarz
zboza Charles E. Snedes z Har-
lem, N. D., jadacy W tyln pocia-
gu, wstai i strzelit sobie W glove
z rewolweru, W chwili, gdy brat
jego i. wsp6lnik, Albert, ma
chwile odwrocii sic cd niego.
DR.. A. Wintey, .lekarz, ktory byf
W tym wagonie, skonstatowac
m6gI tylko, re samobojca jaz ME
zy}. Charles E. Snedes cierpiaf
cd lat kilku ma miekczenie
m6sgu.
Nagfa smierc.
sedzia George E. Sutherland
z wyiszego sadu W Milwaukee,
umari wczoraj rano godz. 3iej
W swoim pokoju W hotelu Clifton
House. Do hotelu tego przybyf
W Poniedziaiek; we Wtorek byi
W pewnym teatrze j tam mu sig
zrobiIo niedobrze. Natychmiast
odwieziono go do hotelu, gdsie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-14
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 14go Wrzesnia.

q wiadomosci dotsd zebra
nych, jua naprz6d MONA prze'
widziee, be uroczystosci Roku
sw. czyli jubileuszu wieksze-
90 scisgna do Rzymu wielkie
reese poboznych pstnikow,
chcacych przy grobach Apo.
stol6w pozyskae wielki jubi-
leuszowy odpust, a zarazem
zadokumentowaG pred swia.
tenn synowskie przywiazanie
do osoby Namiestnika Chrystu.
sowego. Ze wszystkich KRAKOW
narod6w przybsds tu liczne
pielgrzymki, a misdzy teml
mazda sic podobno saz dwie
pielgrzymki polskie. Najwie.
eel iednak pielgrzymow ma
przybyG z Francyi, sam tylko
hrabia Harmel ,,ojciec robo-
tnik6w" powiedzie W clagu
tego pamietnego roku kilka-
krotnie pobozne druayny, zso'
zone samych robotnik6w
katolickich francuakich. Tax
re i katolickie Wlochy beda
braly aywy udzial W iubileu-
szu. Zapowiadajs pielgrzym-
ke narodowo-w w3osks, majaea
sic skladac z 80 tysiscy pstni-
k6w. Me wiadomo dotad
jednak, czy uroczystosci bsds
sic mog}y odbywac z taxa ze-
wnetrzna okazaloscis, jak da:
wniej. Zapewne ME, DO dzlslaJ
W Rsymie siedzi inny pan
rozwielmozniona masonerya.
Ale mimo to uroczystosci beds
niezwyk}e. Zastepca Ojca sw.
W Rzymie X. Kardynai Pa
rocchi wystosowa} juz pismo
do duchowie1stwa rzymskiego,
w kt6rym m6wi, ze ducho-
wieGstwo winno wspoidzia{ac
pod}ug moanosci W obchodzie
jubileuszowym. Ably ono Ia
czerpnslo potrzebnych sis do
tel wielkiej piracy, musi sig
aamo naprz6d dobrze przygo'
towac i W tym tez celu odbeds
sic, jsk zapowiada X. Hardy
mai - po kolei rekolekcye,
czyli swiete ewiczenia dla ca
lego duchowie1stwa W Rzymie
i okolic. Cwiczenis te zaczy'
nais sic wlasnie wtych dniach.
Oiciec sw. dowiedziawszy sic
o tenn roztropnem zarza-
dzeniu swego zastepcy W
Rzymie, uradowal sig ME mafo,
a radosci swej dal wyraz W
pismie, jake wystosowa} do
X. Kardynala Parocchi'ego.
Polacy i Austrya ciesza sig,
iak wiadomo, r6wns nienawi'
Scis nruskich hakatystoW. Po.
lak6w oni skazali ma wytepie,
ME co do nogi, Austrys zas
maia nieco wiekszy klopot, DO
niemal codzie6 W swyeh
dziennikaeh tina ia ma kawaiki
codzieG sic przekonywajs, ze
jest Gala musi bye znowu
kraJana. Mile to zajecie dla
taklch rzeznikow, wiec mu sig
Oddais z wielkiem amator'
stwem. Wlasnie teraz g}6wny
ieh w Berlinie daiennik,
,,Deutsche Ztg.', oglosil zda-
ME jaklegos nlby austryackle-
60 dyplomaty, ktory tax zwie-
rzal sic pred pruskim dzien-
nikarzem: Skoro W Austro-
Wagrzech nastanie zmiana pa,
nujscego, natychmiast powsta-
ma try kr6lestwa habsburskie::
jedno - ma Wegrzech pod
iorona arcyksiecia J6zefa, kt6.
ry 9 GAIA sws rodzina zupelnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-14

New YORK, IA Wrzesnia. =
"American Jewish Yearbook"
podaje liczbe zydow, zamiesz'
ka1ych W Ameryce, ma 1,043,.
800. w stanie New York jest
ich 100000, W Illinois 95 900,
W Pennsylvania drugie tyle, W
Ohio $4,000, W California,
Maryland i Missouri po 3d.
900.