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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14
Szko}a bez Boga,

w Stanach Z)ednoczony ch
panuJe W szkolnictwie zasada:
szkola bez Boga. w rzeczy
samej jednakowcz, mianowi-
Gle ma farmach i.w mniejs.ych
miastach protestantyzm z
B'bl q religia niby pred
stawia. H> mnami protes-
tanckiemi rauke rozpoczy naja
i kohcza. czytajac zarazem
ustepy bibliIne. Ma farmach
dalej jeszcze sic posuwaja. w
dystryktach. W kt6l'ych sekta
jakakolwiek ma swoich wy
znawc0w. szkola publiczna
Jest zarazem i domemr mo-
dlitwy protestantov. czesto
nawet dzieci nielicznych ka-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14

Wiel. ks. ,Pawel Kwapulidski.
wikary paraiii Sw.. Stanislawa
K. Teraz maja ks;eza wy
godne mieszkanie. a zasluzyli
ma ne, bo dose d'ugo znosili
n'ewygody W starym i ciasr.
nym domu. sluzacym "a pie
bania Take i dla para6an
wiecej wygody, DO biura czyli
ofsy dla interesent6w So
wygodne j wszystko bardziej
przystepne niz W starej ple-
banii.
Z DETROIT pisza: Wy
dziat rozkrzewiania WARY
Kongregacyonalnej. kt6rego
siedlisko jest W Nowym
Yorku. wyznac>yl $4,000 ma
budowe Polsktej kaplicy tego
wyznania W Detroit. Pasto.-
rem tel parafii polskich od~
szczep:e6c6w jest niejaki
Lewis, znany pod nazwis-
klein Lewandowski.
FIR. Filipowski, oskarzony
o niemoralny napad ma wlas-
na corke. zosta} pod kaucy4
$500 puszczony ma wolnose
az do procesu. kt6ry sic od-
bedzie W sadzie kryminalnym.
Kazimierz Szczesny, kt6ry
kilka tygodni temu zostaa
skarzony o $500 odszkodowa-
MIA "a pobicie Ito letniego
Antoniego Jankowskiego.
przez ojca tegoz, zostal ska.
zany przez sedz'ego Lemkic
ma $40 odszkodowania i$3 SO
koszt6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14

I w kosciele sekta wyznajt
niby Jezusa Chrystusa jake
Boga. a " lozy masohskiej Z
calego chrzesciahstwa szydzi.
Ma tenn tie ponurem reli-
gijnego upadku narodu stoi
szkola. Mic wiec dziwnego,
ze jest tylko wiernym od-
blask:em bab'lohskiej MESA
niny religijnej bezwyzna-
niowej.
Iakkolwiek rdzet1 narodu
amerykahskiego sic WARY W
jednego Boga ME zaparl j
zarazem sic lubi tytu3owat
narodem chrzeSciahskim, tel
WARY " szko}ach ME uczy.
Tam dziecko sic ksztalci W
czytaniu, pisaniu. rachunkach
jezyku angie]skim i t. d. ale
o wychowaniu jakiemkolwiek
religijnem lub moralnem
p,6cz k lku powierzchownych
regut grzecznosci, ME ma
mowy. Wyszedlszy z szko}y,
idzie dziecko albo "a prey"
k'adem rodzic6w, ,,zaplsujac
sic do jak'ej sekty, albo
rzuca wszelkie pojecia reli-
gijne z pogarda ma box, VIE
rzac tylko W dcbrobyt mate
ryalny W dojrzalszym wie~
ku " zasady lozy.
Sr6d tego mora niedo~
wiarstwa stoi koSci6} katolic-
XII Z zupelnie innemi pojecia-
mi o przeznaczen:u a zarazem
wychowaniu czlowieka. Me
W szkole bez Boga. ME
wierzy W dziecko bez Boga.
ME wierzy W wychowanie bez
Boga. ME wierzy W roll czne
>ekty protestanckie. tylko "
|ednego wierzy Boga i W
|edne wiare prawdziwa t. j.|
Ware rzymsko-katolicka.
Dla tego tel tylko W jedno
" erzy wychowanie dziecka.
10 est pod troskliwem ckiem
KoScioia W cnocie, modlitwie,
katechizmie. Walka vice
koScioiem katolickim
szko|a publiczna jest nieu-
1ikniona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14
SCRANTON.

SCRANTON. - Zginae
mial tutaj W tajemniczy spec
sob Litwin Jan Kasor.
Wys'ani tajni agenci, O..
Sw;adezaja. ze Kasor mial
otrzymat wezwanie od jed:
nego ze swych przyjaci6], ably
dn'a 81 stycznia br. ,jawil
sic " pewnem m;ejscu. Kasor
przybyl tam a w6wczas przy.-
jaciel krewny zarazem z inuym
czlowiekiem zazadali pewnej
sunny p:eniedzy Cd niego
twierdzac, ze jest i'm tyle wi
MEN.
Kasor zaprzeczyl temu i
jak sic obecnle okazuje miano
go zabrac do piwn.cy gdzie
zostal obnazony, zatkano n1u
usta platami a po przywiaza-
niu go do slupa wym'erzono
mu 200 uderzeh ciezkim ba-
tenn.
Nastepnego poranku zaza-
dano cd Kasora. ably sic przy-
znal. ze jest winien zsdana
sumo lecz Litwin wciaz
twierdzil ze ME jest i'm mic
winien. Dano mu jeszcze sto
uderzeh a podlug zeznania
d detektywow umarl on W tym
samym dniu. Policya poszu.
kuie lego zwlok. iecz dotych~
Gas wysilki jej ME przynio
sly zadnego rezultatu.
20 -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14
Z niW POlskich
W AMERYCE.

ARSZAWA; N.D.-W
nowym polskim kosciele juz
sic odprawiaia nabozedstwa.
Obywatele So bardzo dumni ,
ze wzniesli tax wspanialy
gmach ma chwale boza. =
w Vesseleyv;lle zmarl po
dwudniowej chorobie katolic.
XII ks. Antoni Augustyhski.
W parafii tel pracowal on
frzez lat dziesiee. KS. Au-
gustyhski urodzil sic w Mo-
rawii i mial lat so.
z PITTSBURGH. Pa. -
Przeprowadzili sic do p;eknei
novel pleba,,ii zbudowanej
przy 2I-el uGcy: Wiel. ks.
G. Tomaszewski. proboszcz I,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14

l =
kmuszone uczeszczat ma nau-
ki sekciarzy. oraz SIC modlit
" szkole jak inne dzieci.
Gdzie katoliey So rezolutni,
protestuja przec;wko modli-
twom j bibliom professionalism
y szkolach publ cznych, ale
protesty sadownie dop;ero
sa zaiatwiane. Co tydzied
dzytujemv " gazetach Q
podobnych wypadkach. w
sasadzie jednakowoz szko}y
amerykadskie ludowe So
bezwyznanio We. I nawet
odrobiny heretyckich wyznah
chociai z namaszczeniem ia
ryzeusz6w W dzieci wpajane,
tylko serca dzieci jadem
falszu i przewrotnoSci napa-
jaja. Przyczyna tego smutne~
go obiawu Jest rozbuja}e SEX
W Stanach Z;edno-
czonych.
#Wedle ostatriego cenzusu
l1dnosci amerykahskiej b>}o
w Stanach Z]ednoczonych,
pI6cz katolik6w, zyd6w i
Chihczyk6w wyraznie sto
czterdzlesci r6znych sekt
protestanckich. Na)liczniejsze
sekty sa: Metody$ci. Pres
ikalwini). Epi-
skopalni. Bapty$ci, kongre~
gacyonalisci. Unitar yanie,
Luteran;e. keformowsni, Ar
mia zbawienia Mormoni.
Nar6d podzielony ma tyle
wyznah, siebie wzajemnie ME
na%idzacych. ME mole cho.
chcial. zaprowadzie
jednolitej nauki religii W szko-
le ludowej. bo .na 50 n. p.
uczni potrzebaby by&o CASA
mi so nauc.ycieli religii.Zwa
kyt takze trzeba ma to, ze W
Zjednoczonyeh Jest
jak po}owa ludoosc'
bez religii. Proees.
tantyzm stracil bowiem W szel-
ka powage m:edzy ludnoscia
mezka. koScioly protestanc~
kle So g}ownie utrzymywane
przez kobiety, a mezczyzni
;zukaia religii W lozach ma
;odsk'ch i innych tajnych to-
xarzystw, kt6re ,czfonk5w
swyqh licza milionami. Bra
miedzy sektami j.
ozarni kwitnie. bo protestanc-
<ie pryczery musza mai |
viekszy, humbug tajnych to-
varzystw popierat. ably ME
zbankrutowat. Jest
!. p. zwyczaj u sckty Epi- !
;kopalnych. kt6rzy ]eszcze
noze najw eceJ maja trady-
vi katolickiej, przyjmowat
nason6w W ca'e) pompie
;wych odznak6w W koscioiach
.p;skopalnych przy pewnych
,roczysto<ciach. z wyjatkiem
,iekt6rych luterskich staro-
I ercow v zadnym kosciele
professionalism SIC czlonka ME
oytsja. czy jest nasonem lub
lie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14

PEKIN. W Chi
mach wojna wojsk ce-
sarskich z wojskami
zbiorowemi rozpoczY'
ma sic ma nowo, albo-
wiem ciagle zwleka-
ME ostatecznego pod
pisania traktatu po-
koju zniecierpliw1
Chihczyk6wi pobudzi
ich do energicznego
dnlalania. Juz nawet
gromadza sic chinskie
wojska', " znacznych 'y
.lloSciach q naWet j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14

|zaczyna, tembardzie
re cy wilizacy)na go
spodarka Niemc6w
Francuz6w 1 Moskal:
r6wna sic postepowa'
niu najdzikszych bar.
barry hskich narod6w
! PEKIN. - Hrabia
Won Waldersee jest
mocno niezadowolo.
ny z postepowanla
wojsk francuzkich "
Chinach. General fran
cuzki Bailloud, dowo-
dzacy okregjem Paa
Ting Flu, odpowiada
ma to, re ME czuie sic
bye pod razkazami
hrabiego aldersee,
lecz dziala wed4ug
instrukcyj swego mi
nisteryum. Go do po-
wod6w ostatniej wal
XII general If:ancuzki
twierdzi, re dzia}a}
we wfasnej obronie.
HAGA. w dniu
Z Lutego odby} sic
Stub m4odej kr6|owej
holenderskiej Wilhel"
mlny z ksieciem Me-
.klenburg Schwerin,
kt6ry odtad nosl ty-
tu} k;ss'iecia Nieder--
landzkiego. LudnoS6
chodzila po ulicach
W staroSwlecklch <tro
jach narodowych. Ka-
reta S|ubna, grubo
wyzfacana, by}a' po-
darunkiem obywatel-
stWa z Amsterdamu.
Bylo do niej zaprze~
zonych s karych koni.
z okazyi Slubu ula-
kr6lowa 864
wiezni6w. Wieczorem
.lasto bZ4o rzesl6cie
illuminoWane w k0-
telach ME wyzyski-
goSci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14

PETERSBURG. -
Depesze z Baku, mad
morzem Kaspijskiem,
donosza, re wszystkie
szpltale So przepe}nlo-
ne pieszczeSliwemi
ofarami pozar6w re-:
zerwoar6w 2 naft9.
Szopy na gruntach
wystawowych sa, prz,,e.
.pe}nioue Iudzmi ME
m'iaiacyml miejsca
schronienia. Widziano
lax Wlelu ludzi zamie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14

|rza}o uciekac,. lee;
zostali otoczenf pio,
mieniaml i spalili sif|
jak pochodnle. llt
os6b zgine}o ME MOI.
ma sic " obecnej
chwili dowiedzieG.
LONDYN.- 80. .000
Swiezych woisk an
gielskich opuszcza "
pospiechu Anglia j
udaje sic do po}ud-
niowe) Afryki. Taxa
decvzyq powzie}o j
og4osi}o angielskie
minlsteryum wojsk.
Move te posilkl ola
zgfadzenia Boer6W
sk}adac sic beda wy
lacznie z wojk kon-
nych, a mianowicie
10000 cesarskiej yeo
manry (konDa a gwar-
dya obYwatelskall, !,
5000 pu1kownika
Baden Powell po}ud-
niowo afrykahskich
konnych zandarm6w,
5000 r. krut6w do
rozmaitVch puik0W i
1000 rozmaitej bro
nj kawalerYi l konnej
piechoty.
STOCKHOLM. -
Rosyjski general gu
bernator " Finlandyi,
Bobrikow, rozporza-
dill. azeby wszystkie
dzlafa nalezace do
rezerwy 6nlandzk,ej,
odes}ano do w}adz
wojskowych W Peter
sburgp. To pozbawie-
ME Finlandyi wszel-
klej broni wywo}uje
tn rome komentarze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14
TELEGRAMY.

MADRYD. Hisz-
pahski Rad popiera
twierdzenie zakon6w
ma F'ilipinach, re maja
prawo sprzednc swe
poslad}o6ci ma wys-
pach i wr6ciG,z pie
niedzml do Hiszpani.
Papiez jest wprost
przeciwnego zdania i
sadzi, re W razie wy
,jazdu zakonnlk6w
hiszpahskich do kra-.
ju, majatek, kt6ry
oni posiadaja ma
wyspach, powlnien
precise ma rzecz Wa
tykanu. Nowy h1sz.
panski ambassador do
WatYkanu Senor Pi>
dal udaje sic W przy-
sz}ym tygodniu do
Rzymu, by za}atwi6.
te sprawe z papiezem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14

RZYM.. Arcybi-
skup Martinell1, dele
gat apostolski we
Waszyngtonie, zosta}
uwiadomiony listow :
ME, re ma przysztym
konsystorzu zostanie
wyuiesiony do god
noSci kardYna4a. Ma
tym konsystorzu o6-
miu innych biskup6w
otrzyma kapelusze
kardynalskie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-14

RZYM. Ia przy~
kladem FrancYl, kt6-
rel cabinet wni6s} u
stawy anti-ko6cjelue,
ida teraz W}ochy,
gdzle pewsta} projekt
rzadowy, zaprowa-
dzenia wyk}ad6w te-
ologicznych zupelnie
niezaleznych cd du-
ch0WienstWa.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-28
W., SEWELL IS DEAD
The Senator Passes Quietly
Away Surrounded by
His Family.
(By the Associated Press.)

Camden, N. j., Dec 27.--United States
Senator William ]. Sewell died at his
home here at $3.50 a. m. today. He suf-
fered from diabetes complicated with
stomach and heart trouble.
Senator Sewells illness had extended
over period Of two years, but his con-
dition was not considered serious until
about year ago. Toward the end of the
last session of Congress he developed
complication of diseases and, acting on the
ldvices of his physicians, again visited
various health resorts in Europe. Upon
his return, his condition showing no i'm
provement, Senator Sewell went to Ashe-
vile, N. c., where he remained two
months. He returned to his home about
four weeks ago and for a few days
slight improvement in his condition was
noted.
Within the past two weeks succession
Of sinking spells greatly weakened him
and compelled his physicians to abandon
the hope of prolonging his life. When
death came the Senator's family were
gathered at his bedside. He had been un-
scious for some time before the end.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-28
AWAITING THE VERDICT OF CORONER'S Jury
AT an Early Hour in the Night Crowds Surrounded the Jail
in Which Wilcox is Confined But at 93o They Began to
Disperse. Miss Cropseys Body Found by Fisherman
Easily Identified The Family Frustrated With Grief.
By H. A. CHAPPELL,
Staff Correspondent.

ELIZABETH CITY. DEC. 27.-
LARGE CROWDS ARE AssEMB-
LING ON THE STREETS IN FRONT
OF THE BUILDING WHERE WILL
cox is DETAINED. THERE IS A
PERFECT JAM. MANY PEOPLE
ARE HERE FROM ADJOINING
COUNTIES. LYNCHING IS FEAR
ED. THE NAVAL RESERVES HAVE
BEEN CALLED OUT AND ALL THE
BAR ROOMS CLOSED. UNDER
PRESENT CONDITIONS A VERDICT
MAY BE WITHHELD LATER THAN
TOMORROW.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-28
SEC'Y C. H. MEBANE GAINED.

Meeting of the Executive Committee of
the Teachers Assembly.
The Executive Committee of the North
Carolina Teachers Assembly met here
yesterday and wound up the business of
last year.
The members of the committe who at
tended the meeting last night, which was
held in the Yarboro House were as fol-
lows: Prof. j. A. Holt, of Oak Ridge;
DR.. w. T. Whitsett, of Whitsett Insti-
tute; Prof. j. B. Carlyle, of Wake For
est; Prof Edwin Minis, of Trinity; Prof.
c. H. Mebane, of Catauba College, and
Prof. James w. Hoyle, of Wilson, n. c.
The annual report of the Secretary,
Mr.. C. H. Mebane, was received and
adopted. The report showed that the
assembly is on a good solid basis, having
paid all indebtedness and is in every
way doing a great work.
pleasing feature of the meeting was
the presentation of a handsome gold
headed cane to Secretary Mebane. in ap-
probation of his splendid services to the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-28

beth City division of the Naval Reserves
at the command of the sheriff was sent
through the Adjutant Generals Depart
ment as follows
Capt. w. T. Old, Commanding Naval
Brigade, n. c. S. g., Elizabeth City.
Elizabeth City Division Naval Brigade
mas been ordered to report to Sheriff
Grandy. You will take command and
keep this office informed Acknowledge
receipt of this order.
BY the Governor
B. S. ROYSTER, Adjutant General.
Private Secretary Pearsall sent the fol-
lowing message to Sheriff Grandy:
Acknowledge receipt of Governors
wire. Let me know at once the condi-
tion of affairs there.
At 1:3O p. M, the following reply was
received from Sheriff Grandy:
Telegram received All quiet now
Jury have not rendered verdict yet
At 9:2O last night, Col Alfred Williams.
who is in charge of the Adjutant Generals
office, received the following telegram:
Elizabeth City, N. c., Dec. 81, 1901.
Gen. B. S. Royster, Raleigh, N. c.:
THE Elizabeth City division Naval
Reserves guarding Jail. Crowd is DIS
persing. Fairly quiet.
"W. T. OLD
Captain Commanding"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-28
Governor Orders Out Troops
Who Protect Wilcox at the Jail

The Elizabeth City Naval Reserves
were placed at the disposal of Sheriff
Grandy, Of Pasquotank county, by Gov
ernor Aycock yesterday afternoon for
the protection of j. A. Wilcox, who is
suspected of having been connected with
the death of Nellie Cropsey.
This action was taken in response to
an appeal from Sheriff Grandy, who
wired the Governor shortly before six
o'clock that there were threats of vio-
lence against Wilcox. The Governor
acted promptly and kept himself in touch
with the situation at Elizabeth City by
wire.
Governor Aycock received the first mes
sage informing him of the situation at
5:45 p. M 1t was as follows:
Elizabeth City, Dec. 9th, 1901.
Governor G. B. Aycock, Raleigh, n. C.
Miss Cropsey found in river. Threats
of violence against Wilcox. Notify naval
Reserves to be at my command.
n. G. GRANDY, Sheriff.
The Governor sent the following reply
w. G. Grandy, Sheriff. Elizabeth City.
Your telegram received. The Naval
Reserves ordered to obey your orders.
Maintain the law at all hazards. Keep
me fully informed by wire.
c. B. AYCOCK, Governor.
Another telegram placing the Eliza
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-28
Comparative Cotton Statement.

New York, Dec. 27.-For the week end
ing Friday, December 27th: Net receipts
at all United States ports during week
297, ,010; net receipts at all United States
ports during same week last year, Z24,-
7GS; total receipts to this date since Sep
tember 1st, 1867, ,941; total receipts to
same date last year, 4,452,534 exports for
the week, 265, ,526; exports for the same
week last year, 1SO,9S9; total exports to
this date since September 1st, 1878, All; ;
total exports to same date last year. g.
112.122; stock at all United States ports,
9S9, 243; stock at all United States ports
same time last year, 1000,61 stock at
all interior towns, 694151 stock at all
interior towns same time last year 7S9,-
593; stock at Liverpool, not received; ;
stock at Liverpool same time last year
625 900; stock of American afloat for Great
Britain. not received; stock CT American
ahoat for Great Britain same time last
year, 276,000.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-28
NELL CR0PSEY'S BODY IS FOUND
THE RIVER GIVES Up ITS DEAD
The Arrest Of Wilcox Follows and the Naval Reserves Are
Ordered Out to Protect Him and Form Gordon
About the Jail

a dazed way across the river, where her
sad eyes had been straining for weeks
before, she saw the object and cried out
historically:
'"There-there is Nell
They comforted her by saying: mo,
no. it is only a stump
But sure enough it was Nell, for in an
hour afterward the fisherman found her.
Wilcox, the man last seen with her,
has been in the country for several
days on his fathers farm. When the
body was found the sheriff went and ar
rested him. When arrested he was out
duck hunting. He seemed Indifferent, and
as he came into town even smiled at the
crowd of sympathizing friends surround
ing the Cropsey home.
The coroner's jury will not re-
turn a verdict till tomorrow. The doc
tors are holding another autopsy. The
remains will be sent to Brooklyn, by next
Sunday and inferred in Greenwood
cemetery.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-28
Bradstreets Annual Review.
(By the Associated Press.)

OOsJ
New York, Dec. 27.-The anual review
Of American trade, finance and industry
prepared by Bradstreets and given pub
licity today, declared 1901 to be re
cord breaker among the five succeeding
years of commercial expansion enjoyed
by the Uninted States. It's pre-eminence,
the review stated, was all the more
notable because il suffered from a COM
bination of happenings that in normal
year would have proved depressing if
not disastrous Enumerated in the lat
ter were the machinists and steel
strikes, the stock panic of May, the
failure Of several imprudently managed
combinations, the efforts of some com
binations, including that in copper, to
fix prices, the shortage in corn. cotton
and oats, and the assassination of Presi-
dent Mckinley. Summarizing the gen.
eral situation, the review said:
Briefly summarized, the year has
seen transacted an aggregate of gen
eral business, as reflected in bank clear
in2s, far in excess of any preceding pc
riod has witnessed stock speculation.
rampant beyond the dreams OF old time
brokers, checked and curtailed by one
of the sharpest stock panics in history
and yet with remarkable minimum of
disturbance of general financial opera-
tions, has watched general industry and
production grow steadily until new and
larger figures were needed to express
the outputs of coal and ore and iron and
steel and leather and lumber and a null
titude of other branches: has seen the
freight transportation facilities of the
country strained to the breaking point.
prove insufficient to handle the volume
of business offered; and finally has wit
messed volume of holiday business
passing all previous bounds both of
quantity and quality, all OF which are
evidences Of the vastly increased pur-
chasing power of the general public of
late years.
From the standpoint of present esti-
mates clearingc this year will exceed the
highest records of preceding years by one
fourth. Gross railway earnings have in
creased u per cent, and net returns have
gained 16 per cent over the preceding
year. Pig iron production will be not far
from one-seventh larger than the heav-
lest ever before recorded. Shoe produc-
tion and shipments and therefore presuna-
ably leather production. show almost as
large a gain. Iron ore production and