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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-14
THE MONEY!
a Wall Street Wreck with rcSnoctS

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BY Wall Street Wreck. With respects to
| Professor Edwin Markham.
Grasplng firm his luere, naughty
Erect, defiant, there he stands
/ Peering into space with look Of anxious
greed upon his face,
And in his soul the wreck that sin hath
wrought.
| What made him dead to virtue and to
a thing that meier believes, nor hopes, nor
fears,
Perfdious and insolent to fallen angels
kin?
What shaped and made appear the cruel
What thoughts were those which gave the
crafty eye?
What power was that destroyed all God
like trace?
Is this the thing the Lord God made and
gave
The grace to triumph orer sin and self;
| The intellect to seek and pierce lnhnity.
heart with love Of things unseen to
burn?
Is this the work He fashioned who I'M
fured the scroll Of heaven
And therein placed the characters that re.
fleet the glory of Ills face?
Through all the stretch Of imagination's
reach,
There is no mortal thing more base than
A creature lost unto the moral SENSE
A menace to the brotherhood OF nun
And from the purpose Of Its being, fugl-
tive. uf
What CULTS between him and Assists
saint! M
Enslaved by love Of mamnon, what to
Are God and virtues grand reward?
Nay, what the love of country, kindred,
friends,
The tide q woe, the millions sore OPP
pressed?
Through this proud being the penalty Of
primal fall appears,
Sins wages In that hardened heart:
BY this proud being Eternal Justice
spurncd,
Outraged rejected, and despised,
Cries protest to the Ruler Of the World.
A protest that erstwh,!e condemns.
Avarlce, sin, and folly Of the world,
Is this the ruin You have wrought?
This fhllen thing perverted and soul
How will lie e'er regain lost treasures
Pursue long vanished chances, and repair
The broken lives along his pathway
strewn; M
Quicken within his heart loves burning
flame,
Break loose the fettered spirit from the
tlrall Of sense,
And build unto his soul mansion fair?
Avarice, sin, and folly Of the, world,
How will the Future reckon with your
work?
What answer shall lie give IN that dread
hour n
when abjeet, lone, ana disinherited
He stands before the spectre OF his deeds?
What shall he say in that dire hours DIS
When defrauded thousands raise Their
common plea,
New Haven, Blac Wednesday, May 8,
1901.
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0BI1iUARY NOTES.
Mrs. CortlcIia Evcrit.

The funeral of rms. Cordelia Peck
Everit was held yesterday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock from her late residence, IS
Everitt street. There was large at
tendance Of sorrowing friends.
Rev. DR.. McLane, pastor of Plymouth
church, of which the deceased was a
member, spoke very feelingly Of the ex-
cellent life of the deceased and of her
many good deeds, charitable and other
wise.
Mrs. Everit was the wife of Edward
FL. Everit, superintendent of equip
ments of the Southern New England
Telephone company. She was daugh-
ter Of ex-Mayor Henry F. Peck. At
the time Of her heath she had been i'll
but FIVE days with pneumonia. She
leaves, besides her husband, three chill
dren, the youngest being only eight
months old. She also leaves two broth
ers and a sister.
The interment was in Evergreen
cemetery. Lewis 6, Maycock were the
funeral directors.
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cent. was declare, and ON the estate Of
James S. Peck of West Haven the div
idend Is only 1-2 per cent. b
SUES FOR c,OPJPEi,R3 sTO,cK


A suit for $s5,0 900 damages has been
brought by ]. P. Hemblen's Sons, own
ers of the Girard hotel of New York,
against Charles e. Graham, of the
Bingham & Eastern Mining company,
for the recovery OF $50 shares of the
company's stock. which the plaintiff
alleges was deposited by j. Bushnell
Sperry, promoter who came to New
Haven about a year and half ago.
This suit is one of the many that have
resulted from Sperry's operations. The
suit brought by J. p. Hamblens Sons
is returnable to the superior court the
first Tuesday in June. Hotchkiss and
Asher are attorneys for the plaintiff.
The writ alleges that Of the 1900
shares for which Sperry is responsible,
$500 shares We're assigned last March
to Mr.. Graham.
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DRILLS AT THE ARMoRY.

Both the Governors Horse Guard
and the Tooth Guard held drills at the
Meadow street armory last evening.
There were many spectators, and the
evolutions of the men proved very In
terestingY
At brief meeting after the drill
the Foot Guard voted to parade with
the Sons of the Revolution June 49, to
march to the cemetery and decorate the
graves of veterans. af fa%
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FUNERAL OF MRS. BISHOP.

The funeral of Mrs Edison S. Bishop
was held from her home, No. 178 Spruce
street, Norwich, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Bishop was the wife Of United
States Marshal Bishop, whose Office is
in this city, and some Of his friends
went up from here to the funeral.
There was a very large attendance,
including members Of Sedgwick Wo-
mans Relief corps, No. 16. The flowers
were numerous and very beautiful. The
service was read by the Rev. J. Eldred
Brown, Of Trinity Episcopal church.
Miss Grace Aldrich sang two selections.
The body was taken yesterday morn
ing to Guilford, where services were
held at the Episcopal church.
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The delegates to the iWopan's, Relief
corps convention to be held in Guilford
Wednesday and Thursday of this week
can, by special arrangement come to
this city on the train which gets here
at 1885 In the evening and special rates
for tickets has been made. Tickets can
be procured at the convention. A men
ton of the convention has been made In
another column.
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MRS. MARTHA STEVENSON OF
WEST HAVEN. s

Mrs. Martha Stevenson died yester-
day noon at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Brown, No. 10 Smith street,
West Haven. She died of paralysis af-
ter short Illness in the elghtieth year
Of her age. She was the widow Of
James Stevenson, who died some years
ago. She was very highly esteemed by
all who knew her. The funeral SER
vices will take place at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Wednesday, after
noon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Squires,
Of the West Haven Congregational
church, viii ofiiciate. The intelment
will be in Evergreen cemetery, this city.
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ATTORNEY MILLER HERE.

Attorney w. Scott Miller, the colored
attorney, who Is charged with ambez-
element by agent, was brought to this
city yesterday afternoon by Detective
Sergent Dennehy. Miller was given a
hearing in a magistrates court in New
York yesterday morning and discharg-
ed from custody for the purpose Of
permitting Detective Sergeant Denne-
by to take him to New Haven on re-
QUESTION papers
Detective Dennehy arrived with Mil
Ter on the 2:30 o'clock train yesterday
afternoon When they came into po-
lice headquarters Miller shook hands
all around. He said he had not run
away from New Haven at all. but was
only IN New York on a business trip.
He will be given preliminary hear
ing in the city court to-day. His ball
was fixed at $1,000 In ALL $3.50 on each
of four counts.
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ALLEGE AN INFRINGEMENT.

ELLEIE AN INN FIINNIEN T1NI.
Fairchild Brothers & Foster, New
Jersey Manufacturers Of pharmaceuti-
cal preparations, have brought action
in the United States circuit court in
Hartford against Willis L.. Mix, drug
gist at the corner Of Church and Chap
Ell streets, this city, asking that Mr..
Mix be restrained from the manufac-
ture and sale of a certain brand of
preparation of pepsin claiming an In
fringement. They also ask for an Or
der compelling disclosure of sales
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COMMON PLEAS COURT,

The case Of DIR. Adams of West Ha-
ven VS. Selden J. Sloan will go on in
the common pleas court to-day before
Judge Hubbard On Wednesday before
Judge Hubbard and jury the case Of
George e. Nesbit against Walter s.
Crosby will be tried. Lynch and
Thomas. are for the defendant The
suit is for $500 on an alledegd highway
accident. 1t is claimed that the plain
tiff's team was coming down Savin
avenue in West Haven one dark night
and that the team of the defendant
crashed into it, doing considerable
damage.
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There will be a cake party held at
the house Of Mrs. Bill ON Thompson
street, West Haven, Friday, May "a,
The proceeds of this sale Will be devot-
ed to parish work of Christ church Tn
that borough and Orange, nE
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coNNEcrICII1 PENsIoNs.

CONNECTICUT PENSIONS.
Connecticut pensions: Original, Mar
shall Cam. iMinortown, s10 Thomas
Hill, Hartford, Sc; Stephen w. Cheney,
New Haven, So. increase, Albert "A.
Bromley, Glasgo, IS. War with Spain,
original widows, Mrs. vittorla Apperti,
Southington, SIC.
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@MAv.r~

1hfs signature Is on every bog Of the genuine
Laxative Rr0m0-Q uinine Tablets
TIE ss,nedy thst cures . cold IN one day
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WILL MEET WEDNESDAY.

Delegates to the National Y. p s. c. f.
Convention Will be Appointed.
Next Monday evening there will be a
meeting at Davenport church Of the ex-
ecutive committee of the New Haven
Y. p. S. G. e. for the purpose Of elect
Ing delegates to the national tUnven-
ton which will be held in Cincinnati
shortly. d
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DEATH OF JOHN r. TAYLOR-BUR-
TAI, IN WESTyIIIE

| IAL I'm w EOI ILl.E.
| Wallingford, May 13.-The death Of
John r. Taylor, which had been ex-
pected for a few days past. occurred
yesterday morning shortly after 10
o'clock at his home on Academy street
He had been confined to the bed since
a week ago last Thursday. death being
due to the infirmity Of old age. He
was born In Westport, April s, 1927. For
many years he resided In Westville and
at one time carried on the laundry bust
ness in Birmingham
He came to Wallingford to reside
some eleven years ago from New Ha-
ven, opening a laundry here which he
sold out some time ago and which is
now owned BY r. T.. Badger & CO. He
had been an Odd Fellow about forty
eight years and was a charter member
and went through the chairs Of the
Mattabesett lodge that fourished at
one time In Westville When that
lodge ceased to exist he became a
member Of Quinnipiac lodge, Of New
Haven, IN which he still retained his
membership at the time Of his DEATH
He was also a veteran Odd Fellow,
having joined The association some
twelve years ago.
Besides daughter, Mrs. Lincoln d.
HILL with whom he resided, he leaves
a half brother, Stephen G. Taylor, of
Brooklyn, N Y. The funeral will be
from the home Of Lincoln D. Hill,
Academy street, at 12:45 tomorrow af-
ternoon, the services being conducted
by Rev. r. n. Il! Hammond. The re-
mains VIII bestaken on the las train to
Westville for interment.
FUNERAL OF y. X MURPHY.
The bearers for the funeral Of y. X.
Murphy, OF Meriden this morning, are:
John A. Hurley, M q. Reynolds, G. W.
Cahill, Or. A W. Tracy, Thomas L.
Reilly, Michael Heating John H. Pal
lett, Of Meriden. and r. H. Linnehan, OF
New Haven. Messrs. Heating and Pal
lett were selected by Genoa council,
X. Of G.. and the other six by the fam
lily. Six Of the eight were associated
with Mr.. Murphy as members Of the
club.
Genoa council at It's meeting Sunday
beside selecting the bearers voted to
send floral emblem
The Amaranth club has appointed
John H. Pallet and M. H. Brown d
en- floral design for the fu-
neral and named Dr.. A. w. Tracy,
Thomas L. Reilly, Thomas Il. Russell,
H. C. Voorhees, and ]. j. Landrigar
on resolutions.
The funeral procession will leave the
house, 270 Colony street, at 10 O'Clock, |
and the services at st. Joseph's church |
will begin at 1890.
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WOMAN CHARGED WITH CRUEL
TY.
One of the peculiar matters before
the present session Of the superior
court here is the divorce case Of
Charles s., Roswell. the station agent
on the New York and New Haven rail-
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Biz Week for Shrewd BUYERS.

Extra fine Broilers 1sc Id, Turkeys 1oc Id.
best Hams 12c ID, CaDons 1Sc Iii, Spring
Outlet Ice ID. Best Butter 24c Id, pounds
Jelly 1Sc, Eggs 15c dozen, Cheese i2c H.
best. Flour 55c bag, pure Baking Powder
15c Id, Mascot Sonp 10 bars Csc. N1
&c. SCHONNBERGER & SONS
90 to 06 George Street, and 1923 Congress
Avenue
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POGRZEBOWA PARADA OKRETOW.

zbuntowali. Podobna wiadomosc
otrzymano W Londynie.
BOMBAY, Indye Wschodnie, Ego
Lutego. - Nadesziy tu wiadomo-
Sci o krwawej bitwie, kt6ra zostafa
stoczona niedaleko Koweit mad "a
tokq perska pomiedzy szeikami z
Koweit, Biuraszidem, zwqcym
siebie kr6lem Arabii. Biuraszid
miaf 10000 wojska, uzbrojonego po
czeSci W karabiny, podczas gdy
szeikowie mieli 10000 wojska, ale
uzbrojonego kompletnie W karabi-
ny wszystkiego ma koniach. Blu
raszid maszerowaf ku Koweit, a
szeikowie wyszli ma jego spotkanie.
Bitwa trwaia przez Gala noe cd "a.
chodu do wschodu sfonca. Biura-
Sid DO kilkakrotnym ataku zostaf
ma glove pobity wojsko jego 20
stalo rozproszone. Zwyciezcy po.
zyskali ogromne }upy.
LoNpYN, Ego L go,
Depesza Pretoryi donosi, re Pre-
torial, jeden dow6dzc6w boer.
skich, poddaf sic, Pretorius ma
tomiast oswiadcza, ze Boerzy dzi-
siaj So jeszcze r6wnie zdecydowani
walczyt, jak dawniej.
WASHINGTON, Ego Lutego. -
Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu gabi-
netowem sekretarz stanu Hay sze-
roko omawiaf sytuacya W Chinach.
Okazuje sic, re pelnomocnicy mo,
carstw ME moga robic znacznych
postep6w W rokowaniach, ,gdyz pod
nosza mn6stwo kwestyj zawikfa.
nych. Zastanawiano sig tez mad
tenn, czyli ME nalezy woiska ame-
rykanskiego W Chinach powiek.
szyc. Obszernie omawiano takze
sprawe konstytucyi kubanskiej.
W senacie wczoraj przez cafy
dzien odbywaiy sic dyskusye mad
bilem o subsydyach okretowych,
W izbie posi6w przyjeto bill omni-
busowy obejmuiacy 191 pEetensyj
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odszkodowanie jeszcze z czasow
wojny domowej, W fqcznej sumie
$344, 4,400. Interesowani W tel spra-
vie mieszkaja prawie wszyscy W
stanach pofudniowych.
TOPEKA, Kans., Ego Lutego. =
Pani Nation rozesfafa listy do VIA
scicieli wyszynk6w, ktore zaczyna
cd slow: Do wiascicieli KNAPP W
Topeka, moich kochanych na pie
kfo skazanych grzesznik6w. Pro-
ponuje W tych listach, by wiasci-
ciele wyszynkow wybrali czas j
miejsce do rozm6wienia sic z MIA,
co ma sic W przyszfosci stac knaj'
pami grozi, re W razie przeciw-
nym przyjdzie do gwaftow. PAM
Nation zwoluje ma dzisiaj zgroma-
dzenie do Auditorium, ale zdaje
sic, ze wfadze miejskie rozwiaza
zgromadzenie lub ME dopuszcza
do niego. Apostolka trzezwosci
gsosi wszedzie, re jej organizacya
liczy juz 80 czionkow gotowa jest
cd Poniedziaiku rozpoczac dzielo
niszczenia tutejszych 12O wyszyn-
k6w.
WICHITA, Kas., Ego Lutego. =
Kwestya, czyli wlasnosc wyszyn-
k6w W Stanie Kansas ma prawo do
do opieki prawnej, rozstrzygnac
maja sadly. W Danville, Harper
Co., zaskarzyf pewien wlasciciel
wyszynku pania Sheriff zburze.
ME jego lokalu wni6sl skarge o
odszkodowanie. PAM Sheriff jest
majetnq zaangazowala nailep.
szych adwokat6w do jej bronienia.
H1AwATHA, Kas., Ego Lutego. -
Aptekarz E. j. Eicholtz oswald
czyf wczoraj, IL gotow jest znisz-
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Francyi, kt6remu loza poprzysie-
Ola smierc, "a wykonawce wyro-
ku wybraEa p. Waldeck- Rousseau i
jego ministeryum. Vice krzata
sic pilnie centralne biuro prasowe,
zaiozone Swiezo W Paryzu, pod re-
dakcya Napoleona Aubanel, wiec
jedne "a drugiemi odbywaja sic
kongresy regionalne katolickie. q
tych ostatnich najwspanialszym
byf kongres katolik6w polnocnej
Francyi, odbyty W Lille, przy u
dziale kilku tysiecy czfonkow, a je-
go obrady obejmowaly caioksztait
katolickiego ruchu, dajqc swietne
swiadectwo o rozwoju potedze te-
so ruchu W p6fnocno-wschodniej
czesci kraju.
Me bez korzysci dla katoli-
cyzmu i ME bez wpiywu So tez Ii
czne gruntowne powroty ma fono
Koscioia wsr6d najswietniejszych
umysiow i talent6w Francyi.
Katolickie wyznanie WARY ia.
kich MEOW, jak Olivier, jak Le-
maitre, jak Coppee, jak Brunetiere,
iak Pawef Bourget - to przecie
fakta olbrzymiej doniosfosci. Po-
stanowienie Bourgeta wydania O.
czyszczonego W duchu katolickim
zbioru pism swoich jest juz jako
przykiad czesm wyjatkowo znacza-
Gem.
Obecnie Brunetiere, uznany dis
powszechnie we Francyi "a najwie-
kszego po smierci Renana styliste
i literata, objezdza kraj z apcloge-
tycznemi konferencyami, kt6re
sciagaja tiumy i robia ogromne
wrazenie. Niezmierny rozgios
miala konferencya jego W Besan-
con = obecnie tfumy inteligencyi
scisgne}y caiei okolicy j prowin-
cyl do Tuluzy dla siuchania odczy-
tn nistrza. R6wnoczesnie krucya-
te swa przeciw masonom prowadzi
po roznyeh miastaGh francuzkich
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tach zalobnych. Dalej szi urze-
dnicy dworu W uniformach. Tru-
mne zlozono ma lafecie posrod
dzwiek6w marsza zalobnego Bee
thovena udano sic W powolnym po-
chodzie do przystani, gdzie trumne
zfozono ma yachcie Alberta.
Cd miasta Cowes az do Ports.
mouth W Anglii ciagnela fota re-
prezentowana przez statki r6znych
KRAKOW, ma kt6rych staly zafogi z
odkrytemi giovanni. Kiedy poja-
wiio sic osm torpedowcow poprze-
dzajacych yacht Alberta,potem ten
yacht wiozqcy trumne, dalej va
chty wiozqce czlonk6w familii kr6-
lewskiej, ksiqzat krwi t. p, ozwa-
iy sic wystrzaly armatnie okre-
tow, pomiedzy kt6rymi orszak po-
grzebowy przeplywaf. Trwalo to
cd godz. 3 do 4:40, MIN rozlegl sic
strzaf ostatni, oznaimiajacy, re
yacht Alberta stanaf W przystani
W Portsmouth. Wtedy odezwaiy
sic wszystkie dzwony W mie5cie
Portsmouth. Straz zaloba ze stu
marynarzy udala sic ma yacht AL
berta, kt6ry przez noe pozostat ma
kotwicy. Wzniesiony pokfad, ma
kt6rym ustawiono trumne, elektry-
cznie przez Gala noe byt oswietlo.
ny.
Kr6l kr6lewscy goscie spozyli
obiad ma kr6lewskim yachcie Vic
toria and Albert. w Portsmouth
zgromadzily sic ogromne tlumy lu-
dzi, pociagi kolejowe, kt6re wie-
czorem wyjezdzaly miasta do
Londynu, byly przepelnione.
Ulice Londynu, przez ktore kon-
dukt pogrzebowy ma przechodzic,
wspaniale So przybrane W drape-
rye 6joletowe, czarne bale j cd
samego switu zapeiniaja sic publi-
cznoscia.
BERLIN, Ego Lutte go. =
,,Frankfurter Zeitung' donosi Q
smierci Ii Hung Czanga j telegra-
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my Tien Tsin potwierdzaja, il
tam pogfoska TAXA sic rozszerzyfa.
Zdaje sic jednakowoz, re po-
gloska to falszywa, a swieze tele-
granny z Pekinu mic o niej ME
donosza.
Hr. Waldersee donosi: Oddziaf
wojska ziozony z czterech kompa-
nil, wraz z kawalerya, piechota ma
koniach i artylerya polowa i gor'
ska, wyruszyf stad d. 81 Stycznia,
pod dow6dztwem generate Trotha,
azeby przelustrowac obszary po-
mjedzy Kia Tsin, Cza Tau i gro.
bowcami dynastyi kr6lewskiej. -
W skutek eksplozyi W Szan Hal
Kwan zostaf zabity jeden kapitan
japonski 7 szeregowcow, a pc
wien kapitan brytyjski i sierzant
mocno sic poparzyli.
RzYM, 2-go Lutego. -
W koiach urzedowych oznajmio-
no, re kr6l Wiktor Emanuel otrzy-
NAL cd prezydenta francuskiego
Loubeta wstege legii honorowej.
Zdaje sic przeto, re rzadowi fran
cuskiemu chodzi utrwalenie i
wzmocnienie dobrych stosunk6w,
panujacych cd niejakiego czasu
pomiedzy Wlochami Francya.
PARYz, Ego Lutego. =
,,Franeais" podaje depesze Kai :
ru W Egipcie, donoszqcq, ze W A
bissynii stoczona zostala ogromna
bitwa, W kt6rej polegfo 1000 ludzi.
Przypuszczaiq, re czasie nieobe-
cnosci kr6la Menelika, kt6ry wyje.
chat byf ma granice Egiptu W spra-
vie rozstrzygniecia sporu granicz-
nego abissynsko-egipskiego, ma
czelnicy r6znych szczep6w sic
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Pogrzeb kroIoWej Ang|li.
PrzeWiezienie zw1ok Cowes do Portsmouth
Krwawa bitwa W Abissynii i W Arabii.
Samob6jstWo byfego kapitana niemieckiego.

niewinnosc wobec zarzuconego mu
ciezkiego poranienia ucznia, ktore-
go wlasna matka przekupiona
przez mason6w, okryia ranami W
celu oskarzenia o to jego zakonne-
go nauczyciela.
Ma krwawa ironie zakrawa wo-
bee tego rola, jaka odgrywa fran
cuska dyplomacya i jej ciato kon-
sularne na Wschodzie i W Chi
mach.
Biskupom zakonnym i zakonni-
com przyznaie nagrody i daje or
derry ten sam Rad, kt6ry ich towa-
rzyszy zakonnych zamierza skapto-
wac, tymczasem gnebi przeslado-
weniem, szykanami wyjatkowemi
podatkami.
Przedstawiciele rzqdu francuz-
kiego, kt6rych zonom nawet ME
byfoby wolno W oiczyznie chodzic
do kosciola, biora udziaf we wszy.
stkich koscielnych uroczystoSciach,
VI adoracyach Krzyza, W rozdawa-
niu nagr6d W szkoIach zakonnych,
W specyalnie katolickich mantle
stacyach wszelkiego rodzaju, a i'm
kt6ry barlziej pozuje ma ,,kleryka-
la, TEN wyzej zapisany jest u
przelozonych. Moznaz sic ME
smiac?
Tymczasem katolicy francuscy
ME zasypiajq sprawy. Wiedzq oni,
re to ME o te lub owa instytucye, o
te lub owe prawa, ale re chodzi o
samo istnienie katolicyzmu We
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z Londynu donosza, ae ksia.
ae Roxburgh zareczyl sig panna
Paulina Astor, corka znanego mi.
lionera w. W. Astor. Stub ma sic
odbyc W lecie.
- w st. Louis, Mo-, umsrf zna.
ny rzezbiarz wloski John Leoni,
kt6ry W +. 1898 spadiszy ruszto.
wanna przy gmachu administraoyi
ma wystawie chicagoskiei, potem
popadt W oblqkanie.
- Pociag osobowy Bessemsr
wczoraj wpadf ma pociag frachto.
wy kolei Nicke Platel kofo Wal
lace Junction. Konduktor frachto.
wego pociagu Peter Donahue 20.
stall zabity, 20 podr6znych aostaio
pokaleczonych. Jedna lokomotyws
i kabuza spaliiy sic.
: W Cleveland, O., spalit sic
magazyn mod frmy Foote, Reed
G. Go. Szkode zrzadzona obliczaja
ma S2SO,OOO. Zachodzi Ottawa. ze
W plomieniach zgina4 stroz Fred.
Roster.
w powiatach Morgan Brown
W stanie Indiana podobno znale-
ziano kilka dyamentow i poklady
zlota, Rozpoczynaja sic poszuki.
wanna.
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Telegrar11y.

CowEs, Ego L ute g o.
I'D samego rama wczoraj panowat
W miescie ruch ogromny. Wszyst-
kie trybuny, dachy dom6w, i okna,
z kt6rych MONA bylo widzie6 po-
chod pogrzebowy, byly szczelnie
zapelnione. Cd zamku do przy-
stani wojska utworzyly szpaier' a
"a niemi zebrafy sic nieprzeliczone
tlumy. o godz. p6. do 2 podoti-
Gerry yachtu kr6lewskiego Victoria
and Albert wyniesli zamku tru-
mne; "a MIA szedt kr6l z cesarzem
Wilhelmem, dalei ksiqzeta kr6-
lewskiego rodu ksiezniczki W sza-