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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31
PUBLIC BUILDING SITE.
congressman Thomas mt Goldsboro, Funeral
of Mrs Eliza Evans,
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Goldsaoro, n. c., May 30.-Congress-
man Chas. r. Thomas is here today
looking after site for the public build
ing to be erected here. The money will
be received in few days for the one
hundred and ten thousand dollar in bonds
issued some time ago and then the NUM-
cipal authorities Will take charge of cleo
tric light and water works plants. The
plans and specifications for the new city
hall and market house will be received
in few days and work will begin as soon
as possible. .
The funeral of Miss Eliza Evans took
Rlace from the Episcopal church yester-
day afternoon. attended by a coneourse of
sorrowng friends. DR.. NJ. NJ. Marshall
of Raleigh. oftfciated. The floral offerings
were numerous and pretty. She was a
lady greatly beloved by wide circle Of
friends.
At the annual meeting of the Olympia
Club. held Wednesday night, the follow
ing officers were elected: Jas. Rosenthal,
president; Geo. C, Royal, vice-president:
Lionel Well treasurer: j. G. Sizer, secre-
tary, l.. b. Borden Jr., J. H. Hill, Jr.,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31
DURHAM GRADED SCHOOLS.
Winners Of Prizes Diplomas to Graduating
Glass. Large Number of Distinctions
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Durham, ~ c., May 30.-The COM
mencement exercises of the Durham
graded schools began last night with the
annual sermon to the graduating class
by Rev. +. Nj. N George, of New Bern.
This morning at 1890 o'clock the grad
uating exercises took place at the More
head school building Essays were de-
livered by Charles Markham Bessie
Whitfield, Martin Turnbull and Eva
Branch, and an address by Dr., Henry
L. uis Smith, president Of Davidson Col
lcge on the subject of our Opportuni-
ties and How to Improve them"
Diplomas were awarded the Gradual
ire class as follows: Leila BeNes, Wes-
ley Boddie Ethel Carr. Bessie Dickson,
Mamie Goodson, Emma Hunter. Daisy
Lea, Lorraine Proctor. Martin Turnbull.
Bessie Whitfield Eva Branch, Anna Bur
ton, Matte Check, Emma FouShee, Sudie
Wbitmore, Charles King, Charles Mark
ham, Matte Sears, Belle Tillett. Annie
Whitmorc.
These pupils received prizes: The
Lalla Ruth Carr PriZe-English. Chas.
Markham: the Eugene Morehead prize
highest general average in Morehead
school Quinton Holton; the Fred Green
prize-highest general average in Edge
mont school, Eva Lee: highest general
AVERAGE in Fuller school. MAY Bowling
highest general average in North Dur
ham school, Ella Matthews: the Latin
prize, Eva Branch the history prize,
Maud Rogers; the mathematics prize.
Myrtle Albright; the manual training
prize, Chas King; the drawing prize.
Ernest Seeman; the domestic science
prize, William Hunter: the scholarship
prize (gven by s. G. Anderson Coz, Eva
Lee; A. and NJ. scholarship, Chas. King;
Trinity College scholarship. Chas. Mark
ham over eighty-five distinctions were
awarded.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31
CLARK 0NiRA|L ROADS
Not Opposed to Them as
Business Enterprises
~ - ="
re oblects to Them Only as Political Bosses.
Corporations Necessary to Our
DEVELOPMENT.
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=
Greensboro, n c., May 30.-,A gentle
man here largely interested in manu-
featuring enterprises, wrote to Judge
clark sometime ago as to why he was
so opposed to corporations, as was
charged against him by certain interests
of certain men in the community and in
some newspapers. Yesterday he recciv-
ed personal letter from Judge Clark,
and ii so pleased him the following por
items OF it have been furnished The Ev-
ening Record for publication.
Not a word that | have ever spoken
nor a line that | have ever written JUS
diftcs the charge that | am opposed to
corporations, or our business interests.
l have stood for them and for everything
else that will tend to bui,d up our State
Every intelligent man knows that mod
crp development is very largely by
means of corporations and would be i'm
possible without them. AS 10 man
ufacturing, | have educated by two old
est sons at the A. and NJ. College and
Cornell University for cotton mill basil
ness. One of them-David Clark, is
manager of Ada Cotton Mills i'm Char
lotte, and the ether, w. a. clark, is
manager of Eugenia Mills in Joreshoro,
in which last they own halt interest and
| myself own cotton mill stock. My
third son is at the a. and NJ. College.
she fourth begins at the A. and NJ next
session to learn cotton manufacturing,
and nay youngest son will go to the same
college for the saue purpose as soon as
he becomes old enough. If any man can
Il GN bxs II;
sympathy with. but actively Interested in
manufacturing development in North
Carolina, surely | am that man. Nor
have ] ever had the slightest opposition
to railroads as such. They are inde-
Spersable in the development of our
State and The more of them the better.
What | have opposed is not railroads as
bTsiness enterprises, but as political
bosses TO interfere in selection of public
officials. | have opposed their excessive
passenger rates and freight charges
which retard the development of this
state, and l have favored their paying
a tair share of public taxes. This is the
whole front Of my offending. The effort
to assert that I ana opposed to other cor
poaticns fCr any eorporationsl is equal
ly unfounded Ii railroads are made to
pay a fair share of taxes, no one will be
benefited more by it than the industrial
corporations which YOU speak of and
which claim they low pay more than
their share. | have never claimed
thought or asserted al any time that our
industrial corporations We're not paying
their full share of taxes. in fact it seems
to me that they nay have ground for
complaint in some respects
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31
Debnam- Kinsey Commencement.
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La Grange, ~ c., May 30.-The Deb
nam Kinsey school closed its commence
ment last evening. 1t was one of the
most pleasant occasions in the history of
the school town.
The exercises opened Sunday at II
a. m. with the sermon by Rev. J. II. Rich,
pastor of the Baptist church here. The
sermon was an effort to impress on the
minds of the young men the great i'm
portance of salvation. Wednesday there
was a competitive drali, the winner of
the prize being Mr.. J. w. Smith. of
Craven county.
This was followed by a most enjoyable
debate and an excellent musical program.
The question. Resolved That the policy
now pursued by the United States in the
Philippine. Islands is unwise and unjust"
was debated by Messrs Hardison and
Eason for the affirmative and Messrs.
Simpson and Smith for the negative. The
decision was rendered in favor of the
negative.
The remarkably we'll trained musical
pupils attested the skill of the highly ac-
complished music teacher, Miss Blanche
Murchison. Some difficult numbers from
Greig and Brahms, were rendered with
ease and expression. Thursday, Hon.
b. f. Dixon delivered the annual address,
one of the most familiar and appro-
pirate addresses we have ever heard.
Medals were presented as follows:
For scholarship, TO Mr.. NJ. A. Eason. of
Greene county; for craftsmanship to Mr..
d. F. Hardison. of Greene county; for
penmanship, to Mr. G. G. Whitley The
department prize went to Miss Lola
Rouse. This is the second year Miss
Rouse has won this prize by perfect de-
pertinent.
Thursday afternoon a most enjoyable
operetta was rendered. The audience,
which was large to overlooking, were
highly entertained for two hours by the
Merry Milkmaids.'s This closed the
program and the Superintendent of the
school, Col. J. f.. Debnam, made the
closing remarks, thanking the community
and representatives of the counties
around for their patronage. This school
is steadily growing. Two States and
quite a number of counties were repre-
sented the past year in the student body.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31
The Statesville Schools Close.
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Statesville, N. c., May 30.-The closing
exercises of Statesville graded schools
took place Wednesday and Thursday
nights. The graduating exercises of
the eighth grade on Wednesday night
were very creditabIe, and the concert by
the lower grades on Thursday night was
fun of interest from beginning to end.
The work of the school is of the highest
order. The chief feature of the occa-
sion was the address of Prof. p. p. Clax-
ton on Thursday. 1t was truly great
address.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31

"DEAR Mrs PNKHAM:I thank you perfect health today
and gladly do acknowledge it. Life looked dark year
two had constant palms, limbs sweed had dizzy spells and
knew day how would feel and had
Lydia E. iinam's Vegetable Compound used in conjunction with
Santye WASH did than all the medicines and the
skill Of the doctors For eight months have enjoyed perfect health
believe
when they with of complications
such mine; but did when mixed Compound
evidently know suffering
what will do How wish all suffering could only know
remedy there would he less suffering and thousands happy
and healthy women in America LAURA HOWARD 13 NewterTy Ave-
Chicago Ill
sisters, Towards
OF
in her lo surely Pinhms Vegetable
Compound the land womb
troubles inflammation of the kidney
eXcitabity,
E. Pnkham'S is n
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DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
gives strength and staying power, be-
cause it cures diseases of the stomach
and other organs of digestion and nutri-
ton. 1t enables the perfect digestion
AND assimilation of the food eaten, and
SO .rengthens the body naturally by the
mutt ition derived from food.
~ was troubled with indigestion for about
txvo years. - writes Vim. Bowker, Esq, OF Julia
eta Iatah Co. Idaho. ri tried different doc
TORS rud remedies but to no avail. until wrote
to y.,r and YOU told me what to do l suffered
with a pain in my stomach and LETT SIDE ana
thous.itt that it would kill me. Now am glad
TO v-r ID. this and let you know that am all
RIGHT / can 90 my work now without pain and
I don't have that tired feeling that ! used to
have Five bottles of DR.. Perce's Golden Med
zeal Di ,covery and two walls OF his Pleasant
Pellets cured me-
Acctrp t 20 substitute fer Golden Med
ical Discovery. There is nothing "Just
as good" for diseases OF the stomach,
blood and lungs. =
DIR. Pierce's Pellets are easy and pleas
ant to take. A most effective laxative.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31
TO BUILD A rs, 900 CHURCH
MEMORIAL TO HIS WIFE.
DR.. Stuart Dodge Will Erect the Kdi6ce in
Asheville. Field, Meet and Water
Carnival.
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Asheville, n. c.. May 30.--Dr. Stuart
Dodge, of New York. president Of the
Northern Presbyterian Home Mission
Board will build. as memorial to his
wife, a S25 900 church here.
The Asheville school for boys, will hold
field meet and water carnival next
week In the latter affair a water tilt
in which the participants sit in canoes
and tilt with lances, will be given.
The first legion of Select Knights in
North Carolina was organized here by
c. w. Aldridge, State Organizer, last
night,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31
MISS LAURA HOWARD,
President South End Ladies Golf Club,
Chicago, Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound After
the Best Doctors of Chicago Had
Failed to Help Her.


must be based positive evidence
f. Pinxfam's
Mrs Pnkham idea; this
letter and
you readt words
Mrs. PinkIam invites o
advice Address Lynn, Mass, giving full particulars
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31

life. Sta II &
power wins, and
as a rule the best
slayer is the man
it h the be S t
stom a c h. All
physical strength
is derived from
food W h C h is
properly digested
and assirnilated.
When the f'o d
eaten is only part
ly digested and
assinilated there
is a loss of nutri-
ton which means
a loss of strength
and the general
result is physical
S~ao1y JD1.r,,.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31
The Parks Won.

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LaGrange. n. c., May 30.-The Parks
club won from Kinston here yesterday
by score of to 1. Batteries: Parks
and Parks, Davis and Hawkins.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31
Third District Convention.

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Goldshoro, n. c., May 30,-The Third
Congressional executive committee met
here today and named July End, 1 p. M,
time and Goldsboro the place of conven-
ton,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31
Starring and Staying.

At the start in long race, the advant-
age often appears to be with an outsider.
But the race is won not in starting but
in staying. The quality which wins IS
staying power. 1t is SO IN the race OF
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-31

p. H. Griffin, A. II. Edgerton, A. A. Jo-
seph and DR.. Jno. Spicer, board OF gov
errors.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-10
TOM XVI. No. !,
SPRAWY BIEzACE.
WRZESNIA.

Wyrok gnieznienski zatwierdzony jest
przez sad Rzeszy. Tragedya zakonczona.
Moze W aktach sadowych, moze rekach
skiego,
My Wrzesni ME zapomnimy.
Wrzesnia dowiodia, ze bezwzgledny sy-
stem pruski przechodzi teraz do ostrzej :
szych srodkow przeciwko ludnosci polskiej
Wrzesnia wywofafa znane oswiadczenie
ministrow pruskich.
Wrzesnia wywofafa zywiotowy protest
ludu polsAiego przeciwko gospodarce pru-
skiei
Wrzesnia ods1onifa niedofestwo tcho-
rzostwo k6f pruskich polskich klas bur
zuazyjnych.
Wrzesnia dowiodta, ze przepasc, ktora
dziei lud polski-od szlacheckiego 'Kofa
polskiego'' jest wielka.
Wrzesnia -jednem sfowem zrewolucyo-
nizowafa tysiace uczciwych Polakow.
Politycy szlacheccy odczuli, re teraz mu-
sza dziafat Coskolwiek musza robic, aby
udac oburzenie. Trzeba przeciez wystapic,
powiedziec kilka ostrych mow-aby lud
ME przeszedf do obozu socyalistycznego.
l ot6z klerykalny 'Kuryer Poznanski'
wzywa "Kofo polskie,' ably sic starafo Q
natychmiastowa dalsza obrade mad nieza-
1atwiona interpelacya wrzesinska W parla-
mencie Rzeszy. ''Kuryer" wymaga ma
wet, ably uzyfo ostrei broni-obstrukcyi,
gdyby prezydent parlamentu ME uwzgled-
nil zyczen "Ko1a." Obstrukcya-t to zna-
czy rozmyslne uniemozliwianie obrad par
lamentarnych przez stawianie setek wnio-
sk6w rzeczowych formalnych, przez cia-
gle wyliczanie, czy W izbie jest dostate-
czna ilosc posf6w t. d. "Kofo'' ma sic
vice chwycit srodkow radykalnych! Me
zajdzie chyba potrzeba, bo prezydent "a
pewne postawi interpelacye na porzadku
dziennym -jezeh "Kofo'' tegoz zazada
Ale ia interpelacya ME bedzie kofowconl
wcale na reke Przeciez cafy SWAT panic
ia, jak sic Kofo hanbifo przy pierwszei
dyskusyi Wrzesni parlamencie. Bfa,
gaiac, proszac, unizajac sic" Kofo pol
skie' stanefo wtedy W przeciwienstwie
do-ludu polskiego,.. Me wiemy, czy
t'Kofo'' ma teraz jeszcze tyle odwagi L..
szczerosci, ably po zatwierdzeniu wyrokow
oswiadczyt, re ma ''zaufanie do pana kan
clerza?..."
Warto dzisiaj przypomniec wyrok gniez
nienski, zestawiajac wyznaczone kary z
wniOskami DrOkuratOra
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-10
w SPRAWIE, BISKUPA ZWIEROWI.
& GA -

W sprawie ks. biskupa Zwierowicza pi-
sze warszawski correspondent IN. Refor-
N.Y. re pertraktacye Watykanem nieu-
czeszczanie dzieci katolickich do szk6f GER
kiewnych ma Litwie ciagneiy sic Cd roku.
| dopiero, gdy mimo wykretnych obietnic,
"a posrednictwem p. Gubastowa czynio-
nych, przekonano sic, ze dfuzsza zwfoka
moze uczynic dla katolicyzmu Litwy powa-
zny uszczerbek, Watykan zale-
c ii skupowi wi | e Il SIX ie m u
s pefnic obo W a z ek past r
ski, bez wzgled u n alsz 9
n stepstw
Czy Pobiedonoscew-pisze dalej wzmian-
kowany koresp.- poczyni jakies ustepstwa,
by ME pogfebiac rozdrazniajacych dla
polityki panstwowej niewygodnych stosun-
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-10
0Gceat ohio W.,
St A L. ".

k6w, smiemy watpic z kolei rzeczy musza
tedy nastapic podobne wystapienia innych
biskupow, mianowice telszewskiego (ko-
wienskiego) ks Palluljona i iucko. ayto-
mierskiego ks. Niedziaikowskiego. w obu
tych dyecezyach, podobnie jak wilen-
skiej, istnieia szkoly cerkiewne. przywa-
biajace dzieci katolickie. Wien, ze poprze-
dni biskup fucko-z zytomierski, obecny arcy-
blskup metropolita mohylewski, ks. Kfo-
potowski, wizytujac pred dwoma laty pa
rafie swel rozlegfej dyecezyi, usilnie donna
gal sic od proboszczow, ably wszelkimi spo-
sobami skfaniali rodzc6w do ME posyfania
dzieci do szk6iek cerkiewnych. Naste-
pstwem tego byfo, re kilku uczciwszych
proboszczow Rad usunaf osadzajac ma po-
kucie W klasztorze Zasfawiu, czem pre-
razeni inni, dali pok6j Obecnie wszakze
biskupi, Palluljon Niedziaikowski, ss
zniewoleni p6jsc slady ks. Zwierowicza
Obaj jeszcze zwIekaj9, iiczac ma jakis kom-
promis, ostatecznie jednak beda musieli
postapit mysl STOW Chrystusowych
" Dobry pasterz oddaje dusze swoja "a O.
wieczki swoje."
Sprawa ks. Iwierowicza, wprowadzajaca
do stosunkow dyplomatycznych Petersbur-
ga Watykanem powazny rozdzwiek, opo-
mi niezawodnie obsadzenie wakujacych BIZ
skupstw W Kr6lestwie Sandomierzu i
Wfociawku. Widoczny zas slad wywarfa W
paru rozporzadzeniach miejscowej wiadzy,
odnosnie do jubileuszu ojca sw. Cofnieto
wiec pozwolenie, udzielone pewnemu gro
nu osob arystokracyi ma zbieranie skia-
dek ma podarek jubileuszowy. Cofnieto "a
razem juz udzielone pozwolenie ma zbioro-
wa pielgrzymke do Rzymu pod przewodni-
ctwem jednego kapian6w tutejszych.
Wreszcie cenzura ME zgadza sic ma ogfo-
szenie ostatniej encykhki Leona XIII, lu-
DO W tresci swej jest ona cenzuralna.
Ma protest Watykanu, wreczony Rosyi
powodu usuniecia biskupa wilenskiego
Zwierowicza, nadeszfa odpowiedz cd rzadu
rosyjskiego. Rad rosyjski zawiadamia W
swej nocie Watykan, ze ME podziela stano-
wiska Watykanu. Wypadek ks. Zwierowi-
cza jest-jak W tel nocie powiedziano,
sprawa wyfacznie wewnetrzna Rosyi, co dc
kt6rej ME sa dopuszczalne zadne rokowa.
MIA re stolica papieska.
w Watykanie odpowiedz rzadu rosyj
skiego wywofafa wielkie niezadowolenie
krazyfy nawet pogfoski zerwaniu stosun.
k6w dyplomatycznych z Rosya. Pogfoski
te okazafy sic nieprawlziwemi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-10

beraf6w socyalistow, W szeregach robo-
tniczych nastafo widoczne uspokoienie.
Wskazywafo luz ma to zaprzestanie walk u
llcznych, jeszcze bardziej uchwafa rady
robotniczej W kierunku zaprzestania strai
ku generalnego.
Przyczyna takiej zmiany stanowiska
wsrod socyalist6w belgijskich moze bye
dwoJaka: albo otrzymai gwarancye spell
nlenia swych zyczeh bez krwi rozlewu i ibez
gwaftownych srodk6w, wec "a posredni-
ctwem kr6la, albo spostrzegi sic, ze rea-
kcya ME ustapi j ma dostateczna sife re-
ku, by postawic ma swoiem.
Cabinet Smeet de Nayera oswiadczyf
kllkakrotnie to z cafym naciskiem, re ME
zawaha sic uzyt najsilniejszych srodk6w,
odwoiac sic do armii, byle tylko rewolucye
zduslc. Socyalisci ma to odpowiedzeli, wy
razaJac nadzleje, re armia ME bedzie po-
wolnem narzedziem reakcyi, czyli popro-
stu, re odmowi stanowczej chwili poslu-
szenstwa
Jak Jednak donosza Belgii ludzie do
brze poinformowani, nadzieie te okazafy
sic pfonnemi: armii belgijskiej wpra-
wdzie jest wsrod zotnierzy wielu socyali-
stow, ale organizacya dyscyplina dostate-
cznie paralizuja odsrodkowe ich daznosci.
odlegfosci, wsr6d masy najsprzecznie]-
szych wiadomosci, trudno sic zoryentowac,
ktore dwoch przcwidywah, przytoczo-
nych jako przyczyna obecnego uspokoje-
MIA sic W Belgii, jest prawdziwem. Kazde
mich jednak, jesliby sic sprawdzilo, do
wodzfoby duzego zasobu zmysfu polity-
cznego mas ludowych W Belgii, kt6re
pierwszym razie ME chciaiyby marnowa6
bezpotrzebnie sill swoich, drugim zas, CO.
finely sic pred pewna przegrana, kt6raby
wyszfa tylko ma wzmocnienie reakcyi
Ale mozebne, re to tylko chwilowe "a
wieszenie broni...
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-10
CARMEL 1 MAJA Enter"

Moze sic uda ochronic skazancow od ma
tychmiastowego odsiadywania kary.
Mech komitet ME zafuie teraz pieniedzy
na dochodzenia, potrzebne do wznowienia
sprawy. Mech tez ME zapomina potrze-
bach skazancow! Przedtem komitet mo-
will re trzeba czekac ostatecznego wyroku.
Teraz wyrok jest. Komitet powinien o.
swiadczyc teraz pubGcznie, W jaki spos6b
bedzie wspieraf skazanc6w ich rodziny
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-05-10
WYROK BISKUPA w SPRAWIE Ii
TERACKIEJ.

Pred kilku miesiacami ks. Karol Me
dziafkowski, biskup ucko-zytomierski, "a
miescif W Rolf list, karcacy upomina-
jacy ks. Ignacego Charszewskiego "a ME-
wfasciwy ton W krytyce studyum p. t. !:
"Czemu dis poezyi ME many sfowi-
kow," zamieszczonej "Sfowie." (" Przeciw
temu listowi wystapif ma szpaltach "Niwy
Polskiej' ks. Teofil Kowalski, redaktor
"Spiewu koscelnego," kapfan dyecezyi
pfockiej, zamieszkafy W Warszawie. Wow
czas wfadza duchowna archidyecezyalna
zawiesifa ks. Kowalskiego W sprawowaniu
czynnosci koscielnych W obrebie archidye-
cezyi warszawskiej Nastepnie ks. Kowal-
ski zamiescit jeszcze kilka artykuf6w W
Gfosie," !" wykraczajacych przeciw ducho-
Wi prawa koscielnego, na co przedmiotowa
odpowiedz zamiescif 'Przegladzie Kato-
lickim" ks. Szelazek, professor kanonik
kapitufy piockiej. Ostatecznie b. redaktor
i wydawca "Spiewu Koscelnego'' (wyda-
wnictwo to pred tygodniem przeszfo ma
wfasnosc ks. Gruberskiego) stanaf przed
sadem biskupim Pfocku. KS. jerry hr
Szembek, biskup pfocki, zawyrokowaf, ably
ks. kowalski odwofaf swoje inwektywy,
zameszczone artykufach "Niwy Pol
skiej'' i "Gfosu,'' jako sprzeczne nauka,
karnoscia duchem Kosciofa. Poniewaz o.
skarzony pred sadem biskupim kapfan u
chylif sic cd speinienia wyroku zwierz-
chniej swej wfadzy, przeto dnia 19 I'm. ks.
jerry hr. Szembek orzekf zasuspendowa-
ME, czyli zawieszenie czynnosciach ka-
pianskich ks. Teofila Kowalskiego. b. pro-
boszcza dyecezyi pfockiej, oraz b. reda-
ktora wydawce "Spiewu Koscielnego.'
KS. Kowalski, jake wydawca "Spiewu
koscielnego,' propagujacego spiew grego-
ryanski, ME byi W kraju popularnym, ale
powyzszy wyrok biskupi opinia przyjac
musi z oburzeniem, jesi istotnie "a jedyny
motyw siuzyfy tutaj wzgledy literackie W
wieku Xxx ME MONA stawiac zasady HE
rarchii W literature. Przedewszystkiem o.
PIMA domagafa sic Cd biskupa Niedziaiko-
wskiego, aby tzaniechaf harrow ma niwie
publicystycznej, prowadzonych tempera-
mentem, ME licujacym = powaga dostojni-
ka koscielnego, nadomiar W pismie Ia
klein jak "Rola." zohydzonem spole-
czenstwie. KS. Niedziafkowski m6gf, we
dug ks. Szembeka, pisac brednie znecac
sic mad literature, ale ks. Kowalski ME
miaf prawa, jako krytyk, oceniac jego pi-
SANTA! Petersburskie stosunki kolezenskie
ks. Szembeka zbyt wybitna odegraiy role
" calej tel sprawie.