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trine. but that Dr. Crapsey was inno-
cent of any intention TO do so. his hon
est belief being that his Interpretation
was the sound one.
Court 10 Hear Full Case.
John Lord O'Briau renewed his mo-
ton. made at the previous meeting. to
dismiss the appeal OF DF. Crapsey. which
was in effect that the court of the Dfe-
cese Of Western New York Rad erTo-
neously decided that he had impugned
the doctrines of the Episcopal Church.
expressed doctrines contrary to Episcopal
doctrines. and had broken declarations
made by him at his ordination.
Upon the motion OF Frederick Adams.
OF Newark. the court reserved decision
on this point until the case had been
hcard ir foil
Counsel O'Brian protested emphatically
90 the admission Of "a statement Of DIR.
Crapsey which had not been given as
evidence.
The court decided to admit everything
bearing upon the ease
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
BARS NEARER MY GOD 70 THEE
Concession Made for Lead, Kindly
Light" in Bishop O'COnnOr's Edict.

New York, Oct 19-Bishop John ].
O'Connor, of the Catholic Diocese of
Newark, has issued instructions to the
pastors of the churches under his direc-
ton to discontinue the singing Of
Nearer, Ny God. to Thee" and Lead.
Kindly Light" at church services. The
bishop said Lead. Kindly Light might
be sung in the churches after the conclu-
sion OF services, if the pastors saw fit to
permit IL, but under no consideration was
Nearer. Ny God. TO Thee" to be heard
in any church under his Jurisdiction.
The bishop declared the law OF the
Church did not permit the singing of any
hymn that is not part of the Iiturgical
service. and he added Nearer. Ny God,
to Thee" is no more a part of the service
than is In the Sweet By-and-by." The
hymn Is purely sentimental. whse
Lead, Kindly Light is an appeal for
spiritual light.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
HEARS CRAPOEY CASE
Review of Famous HereSy
Trial Begins in New York.
COURT TO HAVE FULL CASE
Attorney Argues Grounds
for RehearinE in Exhaustive Brief.
APFeaI for Broadening Of Church
Feature of Presentation of DIR.
Crapsey's Side of the Case.

New York. Oct 1s-The case Of the
Rev. DR.. Algernon T. Crapsey. vicar of
ST. Andrews Church, Rochester. came
before the public again to-day. when an
appeal was heard by the court Of review.
sitting at the diocesan house. of the
Protestant EpiscoI Church, at 46 Lafay-
cite street
The appeal is from the decision of the
diocesan court in Rochester, which last
April found DR.. Crapsey guilty Of heresy
In denying the church's doctrines regard
ing the birth Of Christ
The court which is hearing DR.. Crap
sey's appeal consists Of Bishop Scar
borough. OF New Jersey. presiding: Rev.
DR.. William r Huntington, rector Of
Grace Church, New York; Rev. D. B.
Baker, of New Jersey; Rev John B.
Mores, OF Garden City, L. l.. and three
lay members, ex-Judge Charles Andrews,
OF the Court Of Appeals Of New York;
Frederick Adams. of Newark. " j.. and
James Packer. Of Perth AmbOy. " ].
Edward N. Shepard, Of Brooklyn, and
J. B. Perkins. OF Rochester, are the coun-
sci for DIR. Crapsey. They are opposed by
John Lord O'Brian. Of Buffalo. church ad-
vocate Of the Diocese OF Western New
York
When the trial opened here to-day Or.
Crapsey and his son were present Mr..
Perkins began the argument for Dr. Crap
sey, which occupied the morning session.
ana was based on a brief in part as fol-
lows:
Contention for DIR. Crapsey.
'The diocesan court should not have
undertaken to pass upon a question Of
faith and doctrine at this time.
The court of review must hold this
case until a court Of appeals is created.
The Jurisdiction of this court is broad
enough to reverse the decision and put
this controversy 20 eternal rest. if it deems
this advantageous to the church and to
Christianity.
"A new trial should be ordered, because
1t is contrary to the principles of law that
a mans accusers should select his jud~as.
The court below erred in refusing
receive the evidence of cleTgymen of good
standing in the church as 10 whether Dr.
Crapsey had taught anything contrary to
the doctrine of Christ as this church hath
received the same.
The decree of the diocesan court is un-
just and it should be reversed.
In closing his argument, Mr.. Perkins
said: Our church must broaden out If II
is to take in all men. It's limits must rot
be restricted. Christ did not ask what
were mans beliefs"
Omense Was Not Intentional.
Mr.. Shepard followed Mr.. Perkins. after
q recess. in a long address. and then
adjournment until tomorrow morning
was taken
In his argument Mr.. Shepard strongly
emphasized the point that the canon
which DIR. Crapsey was accused of vio-
lating had made the ofense consist of
advLsedly or Intentionally impugning
doctrines Of the church, and that was the
accusation of the presentment; but that
the diocesan court had unanimously ex-
onerated Dr.. Crapsey from any intention
to impugn doctrine or of having done so
advisedly. The majority held that what
ne said did, in fact. impugn sound doc
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
VESSEL SINKS; CREW SAVED.
British Steamer Manning Founders
in STid-AtIantfc.

New York, Oct 1s.-Capt Abbott, Of the
British steamer Vera, which arrived here
to-day, reported that when los miles west
Of Fayal. Azores Islands. he sighted
signals of distress. He bore down to the
vessel and found her 10 be the British
steamer Manning. bound from HueIva for
Philadelphia The Manning had sprung
q leak In a hurricane and was fast SET
tling. BO IS were Immediately lowered
from tile Vera. and Capt. Lawson and
his crew of twenty-six men were taken
OK the sinking vessel and safely brought
aboard the Vera. Capt Abbott then made
for Fayai. where Capt Lawson and mis-
crew were landed
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
THREW STONES AT SOLDIERS.
Affair Occurred at Sagua-Fever Re-
ported Near CIenfueEos,

Havana, Oct. 19-Stones were thrown
at some American soldiers at Sagua Wed
nesday.
Gov. Magoon has declared the districts
OF Cruces, Vanchula, Palmira. and Lajos.
near Cienfuesos, to be an infected zone.
owing te ufe appearance Of yellow fever.
Passenger trains running between Cruces
and the other towns will carry physicians.
who viii make inspections OF the pas
sengers en- route.
detention camp will be established at
Cruces. where non-immunes viii be sub
jected to FIVE days observation before
they will be permitted to leave the in
fected zone.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
GEN. W. H. BELL EXPIRES.
Retired Army officer Falls Victim
to Pneumonia.

Denver. Colo. Oct. 19.-Brig. Gen. William
Hemphill Bell. L. S. A. retired. died
at his home at Arvada. near this city.
last night CT pneumonia
Gen. Bell was born at Westchester. Pa,
in 1884. He was graduated from West Point
in 1855. Gen. Bell served throughout thecivi.
war, but the greater part of his military
service was on the Western frontier and
In Alaska.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
MINISTER STRANGELY MISSING
Every Effort to Locate Rev. George
c. POOItOn Falls.

Red Bank. n. J.. Oct. Is.-Rev. Geo. c.
Poolton, pastor of the NJ z. church At
Navesink, left his home Wednesday, Oc-
tower TO- &c attend an eyangeiistic meet
ing. and has not been seen or heard Of
since. His family fear that he has met
with foul play. His wife has been 10
New York and searched for him in vain
All church accounts are straight, and no
reason is known for his disappearance.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
TWELVE PERISH IN FIRE.
Boarding House RurnS So Rapidly
that Inmates Cannot Escape.

Birmingham. Ala, Oct. ls-The board
ing house Of Mrs. z. Z. Moody, On Third
avenue and Eleventh street, burned early
to-day and twelve lives were lost The
house was a twO-story ten-room frame
structure, and was used as a lodging
place by street car conductors and mo-
tormen. When the inmates awoke the
entire building was wrapped in flames,
and the fire burned so rapidly that only
a few of those IN the house encaped.
The dead identified are: W. n. Nichols,
d. =. Neal, W. 3. Taylor, G. {. Preston,
Ed. Caldwell. +. p. Henshaw, Gordon
Burns. and William T. Hail.
W. r. Livingston. ollie X. Hynes. c. Z.
Henton. and c. ". Troutman. who jump
ed from the second-stoTy window, are at
a hospital In a dying condition.
There were tWenty-fOuT persons in the
house, including the landlady and her two
sons It is believed the house was burg
larized and then set on fire.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
GROVER CLEVELAND Ill.
Caught Cold on Fishing Trip and Is
Confined to His Bed.

New York. Oe'. I9-Grover Cleveland IS
i'll from a severe cold. at Westland. his
country seat. at Princeton. y. j. He had
been aIling since the beginning Of the week
His condition yesterday compelled him TO
take 10 his bed. He caught a slight cold
while out fishing a few days ago, but paid
no attention to II until to-day
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20

Atlanta. Ga, Oct 19-while standing
by the coffin of Rev. sam p Jones, at
the State capitol. to-day, Mrs N. Z. Os-
born dropped dead. Mrs Osborn. who
was intensely religious, was great ad-
miTer of the evangelist and when she
learned Of his sudden death became much
distressed She was about seventy years
old, but in robust health.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
SAVES CHILD FROM DEATH.
Fireman by Heroic Act RescueS Boy
from In Front of Train.

Utica. y. Y, Oct T9-Engineer Prime
and Fireman Baker. aboard New York
Central locomotive. saved three-year-
old boy from death to-day. The train
was speeding along two miles west of
Rome. when Engineer Prime and his FIRE
man saw the boy walking on the freight
track while a train bore down upon him
az high speed.
The boy saw the passenger train. Then
he looked around and saw the freight
train bearing down upon him. He stood
confused. bewiidered and the little body
seemed incapable OF action
Prime put on the brakes and Baker
jumped down the gangway steps Then
he leaDed the freight tracks. seized the
boy. and clambered on the smoking car
Of his train, with the freight train close
on his heels Another second and the
boy would have been ground to pieces.
The boy was carried TO Rome and re-
stored to his parents.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
MAINE HAS EARTHQUAKE.
TremOrs Are Felt at Several Points.
China and Windows Ratified.

Portland. Me, Oct. I9.-Earthquake
shocks were felt in York Wells and sew
eral other towns near Biddeford several
times to-day and tonight. The tremors
were very slight and beyond rattling the
windows and shaking the chinaware, no
damage was done The first shock came
about II o'clock this forenoon and was
followed by a second about 3 D. m Early
this evening there was another slight dis
tuTbance.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
Cloudy and colder to-day, prob
ably rain; tomorrow, partly
cloudy; fresh easterly winds.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
Burton BeEins sentence monday.

Abilene, Kans., Oct. 1s.-Joseph Ralph
Burton will begin his six months sen
tence at Ironton, No, next Monday. He
viii be accompanied to Ironton by Mrs
Burton, who viii remain in that town un-
til her husbands release.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20

2-Fast Express Train Derailed Near
Navy Yard Tunnel
2-Taft Sends Troops to QueH Indians in
Wyoming
Z-ComptrOller Closes Aetna Bank.
2-Southern Railroad Machinists Vote on
Arbitration Proposal.
12-Washington Asylum Charged with
FaVoritism
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
155G| BE Die IN STORM
ElliOttS Key. Florida, Is En-
quilted by Waves.
CUBA IN CHAOTIC STATE
American WarshipS Escaped
Serious Damages.

COastwise Vessels Wrecked and sew
Throughout Entire Island Is Great.
Florida Also Heavy Sufferer, and
Storm Is Now Sweeping Up the
Atlantic on the CarOIinas.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
WOMAN OF EIGHTY A BURGLAR

ExOnerates Boy who Was Accused
of Completely fn the Crime.
Special to The Washington Herald
Mobile, Ala. Oct. 19-Mrs. Florence
Neagle. nearly eighty years old, and VIII
liam Church, seventeen years old, were
5rraigned in the city court here on the
charge Of burglary and grand larceny
When asked what she had to say. the
gTay-h9ired woman stated that she alone
committed the crime, and she desired to
exenerate the boy. The prisoners were
indicted for the robbery of the residence
Of r. K Warren.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
ONE HUNDRED DIE IN WRECK.
Accident ON Railway from Moscow
to Kursk Fatal to Many.

St Petersburg. Oct. I9.-One hundred
lives are reported lost In an accident to-
day on the railway line from Moscow 10
KuTsk
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
$I.O0 Frederick, KeedysvilIe (An-
tsetam). HaEerstown and Return.

Leave Baltimore & Ohio station Oct. q
$50 a. m returning leave HagerstoWn G.
Keedysville &c, and Frederick D. m
same day Splendid opportunity to spend
Sunday in country.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20

No coal, dust, or trouble. Sanitary
heaters. ofte Radiators. Demonstrations.
5os sth st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
Onense Was Not Intentional.
Mr. Sbnrar5 fr1,~,.-..s -, y,-,-,
Baltimore and Return, SI.25,
Baltimore & Ohio r. n.

Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains.
tied.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
MURPHY BACKS OUT
Charge Against ROsalsky Is
Merely Figure of Speech.
GIVES WITNESSESNAMES
Tells Who Reported Attempt to
Hold Up Candidates.

William Astor ChanIer and Con-
sressmaH GouIden Among His IN
fOrmants-BOsaIsky Tesfifies His
Nomination Came TO Hin, URsought.
Murphy Admits that Statement
About the Judge Is Rash.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
POLITICAL,

1-Murphy's Charges Fall Flat.
1-Chicago Democratic Club Scores
Bryan.
S-Cabinet Members to Take Stump.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIc.

TELEGRAPHIC.
Page.
1-25O Die in Storm of Florida Coast.
I-Boys Tell How They Looted Bank.
1-Crapsey Case Reaches Final Hearing
bishop Potter's Daughter a Suicide
3-Standard Oil Company Found Guilty.
s-Railroad Fined Sl0S.oOO for Rebating.
5-Mrs. Davis Funeral Held.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20

Oats, 4fe hu.s any quantity, 9TH and
K NV. Clarendon Smiths. Phone N. zs2
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20

spend a pleasant evening as Hotel
Regent. Orchestra to f2
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20

Free Oyster roast next sunday al
Chesapeake Beach. See excursion column.
page {.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20

R-N7 Aa'SANs SAsVUAA DN oe-
posted where it win earn an income for
you. Bal king dept. Of Union Trust Co,
l4l4 F ST.. pays interest on all accounts.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
CONTINUED on FOURTH PAGE.

Wide Boards 81 Per 100 #.
Lumber Trust Broken.
Lbbey & Co.. 9th st. and n. Y. ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-21
Sroda dnia 21go Lutego 1906 r.

sEutek przedwczesnej eksplozyi
dynamitu prey budujacym sic
tunelu dwaj robotnicy zostali
zabici, a syn superintendent
Srniertelnie pokaleczony.
WI Pittsburgh, Pa, zostal
obrany burmistrzem George w.
Guthrie, kandydat polaczonych
partyj, pobiwszy republikahskie-
go kandydata 6ooo glosow wick
szosci.
- Adwokaci stanu Illinois So
niemal przekonani, re sad wyz-
sly uzna nova ustawe prawy-
borcza "a sprzeciwiajaca sic kon
stytucyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-21

"Jestesmy jeszcze miodzi !
zdrowi, bedziemy sic starali,
lie zdolamy, wywdzieczyc sic
Wan "a Vase trudy. Prosimy
Was ma wszytko, jeleli otrzy-
macie list niniejszy, przyslijcie
nam w dwoch slowach telegra-
ficzne uwiadomienie, czy moze-
Gle nam dopomodz W naszem
nieszczesciu. Czytalismy gazety,
ktorescie nam przysiali j "a ME
jestesmy Wan bardzo wdziecz-
nj. Otrzymalismy takze pare Ii
stow d Wasza fotografie, Ojcze
Duchowny.
"Teraz pokiadamy w Was ca
Ia nadzieje, ze pomozecie nam
wydostac sic ma brzeg amery-
kafski lub angielski. Bo jezeli
Wy, kochani Rodacy, odwroci-
Gle sic cd mas, to my bedziemy
zmuszeni oddac sic W rece Ro-
syi ma niechybna smierc, lub tez
umrzec giodu. Z uszanowa-
MEM:
Examiner Kaczmarek, kra
wiec, lat 20. Jan Sliwihski, lat
"a. Wiadysfaw Kacperski, ,tkacz
lat "a. Mikoiai Czobatar, lat
"a. Antoni Wszola, tokarz, lat
20. Wiadyslaw Zajaczkowski,
tkacz, lat rs. Maksym Zimin.
"Dnia 20 stycznia 1906 roku.
Adres misyonarza francuskie-
go jest nastepujacy:
"Rev. J. Beaublat, Missionaire
Apostolique, Procureur des Mis-
sions Etrangeres, Changhai ia
POM
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-21
BLAGAJA o PoMoc!

Z dalekiego Wschodu ozwal
sic znowu krzyk rozpaczy kilku
naszych ziomkow. Uwazamy "a
nasz obowiazek dac mu goscin-
ne miejsce Nv naszym "Dzienni-
ku" i moze znajdzie echo W ser
each osob lub organizacyj, kto-
re zdoiaja nieszczesciu zaradzic.
Wiel. ks. Rajnert, kapelan
szpitala SIS. Nazaretanek, otrzy-
mai wlasnie list nastepujacy:
"Niech bedzie pochwalory Je-
zus Chrystus!
"Szanowny ,Ksieze Dobro-
dzieju!
"My, nieszczesliwi Polacy,
kt6rych miSost Ojczyzny ME wy
gasla, pomimo re nienawistnI
Moskale wyslali mas do przele-
wanna krwi "a ich niesluszna
sprawe, ktorzy Japohczykom
poddali sic ma placu boju, dis,
po 20 miesiecznej niewoli, cier-
pin1y niewypowiedziana ne
DE.
"Do Rosyi ME mozemy wro-
cic pod kara smierci.
"Japonia okazala sic ola mas
obojetna. Agencya, kt6ra istnia-
Ia W Japonii, oswiadczyla nam,
re ME ma pieniedzy ME moze
nigdzie mas wyprawit, gdyz ma
ten eel nigdzie Polacy ME dali
ami jednego centa. Nagich pra-
vie bez centa porzucono mas w
Chang Hej. Ale niestety tu zye
moga tylko kapitalisci, a ME my
biedni robotnicy, bo Chihczyk
tu robi zupefnie "a darmo.
"Jestesmy bez wszelkich srod-
k6w do zycia, a jest mas 7 przy-
bylych z Himedzi. Nedza nasza
jest do nieopisania, a azeby uni
knac giodowej smierci, zwroci-
lismy sic do francuskiego ksie-
dza misyonarza i ten nami sic
zaopiekowal dzieki fotografii
Wiel. Ojca Dobrodzieja, ktora
mu pokazalismy. Ale diugo on
tego ciezaru ponosic ME moze.
"Otoz tonacy W nedzy wycia-
gamy do Was "a Oceanem bia-
galne rece i prosiny, podajcie
nam bratnie dlonie, a bedzierny
Wam wdzieczni do emierci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-21

powaIa w teatrze. Kilka godzin
po przedstawieniu, stanela do
rozka przed jej mieszkaniem'
Dwaj mezczyznf zaniesli aktor-
ke do jej mieszkania i poslali po
lekarza, ktory przybywszy, "a
stall przy lozu niezywej dwie ko-
biety trzech mezczyzn. Kiedy
nadeszia policya, nikogo przy
zwiokach ME znalazla.-Pozniej
aresztowano nauczyciela tahcow
Edwarda Murphy, ktory przyz-
nal sic, re po przedstawieniu z
Gussie Hart i lima aktorka udsl
sic do kawiarni. Powia la. re wy
chodzac kawiarni, aktorka pot
knela sic, spadla ze schodow J
stracila przytomnosc. Kaza} te-
dy zawiezc ja do jej mieszkania i
posiaG po lekarza. Zmarla liczy
lat SO i ma syna w Cincinnati,
New York, 81 lutego.-Czlon-
kowie tutejszego literackiego to-
warzystwa wegierskiego, ma
wczorajszem zebraniu zdarli zc
Sciany portret cesarza Francisz-
ka Jozefa, podeptali go nogani
ma jego miejsce zawiesili por-
tret prezydenta Roosevelta. Po-
tenn zarzadzono skladke ma fun
dusz wegierski rewolucyjny i
zebrano $4,000.
Fall River, Mass, 21 lutego.-
w jednej z kajut parowca Ply
mouth znaleziono wkrotce po
wyplynieciu tegoz pare sztuk
kobiecej odziezy i list, W ktorym
piszaca oznajmia, re wrzucila
do woody troje dzieci sama "a
mierza sic utopic. Okazalo sic
pozniej, re byla to iona Johna
Watersa Brooklyna, ktora "a
pewne popeinila samobojstwo,
potopiwszy troje swych dzieci
liczacych 2-0 lat. List napisany
do meza, brznli: .Kochany Joh-
ME, wybacz mi, re ci sprawiam
zmartwienie, ale ME jestem w
stanie zyc dluzej ME jestem tez
W stanie opuscic dzieci. Oba-
wiam sic obiakania".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-21
KROTKIE NOTATKI MlEJSKIE

= Zdaje sic, re czlowiekiem,
ktorego zwioki rabusie wrzucili
W parlu Lincolna pod lod, byi
William Noonan z pm. 81 Cleve'
land ave. Jego zwlok ME wydo-
byto dotychczas woody.
: Policya sadzi, re pania Ef-
fie Mize zamordJowal w Hyde
Park przed kilku miesiacami a
resztowany W tych dniach Mu'
rzyn Charles johnson.
10 letni Allen Thomas
chciai bye ma balu maskowym.
a1Sradl przeto damskie suknie i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-21
R6lne notatkl teIegrafIczns.

- w Askabadzie w czasie OBJ
chodu uroczystosci bajramu, 20
stall zamordowany general Dzu-
rawik wraz Gala swa s1uzba.
Zdaje sic re powodem nlorder-
stwa byla zemsta osobista.
- Nowy prezydent Francyi
wczoraj wmowie swej inaugura-
cyjnei zaznaczyi, re sila rzeczy-
pospolitej i armii ME stanowi
grozby, tylko gwarancye poko-
ju.
- Niemiecki professor Will
helm Ostwald, z uniwersytetu
lipskiego, ktory powrocil z Ame-
ryki, gdzie ma uniwersytecie
Harwarda wystepowai z odczy-
tami, ostro krytykuje studen-
tow amerykanskich powodu
ich namietnosci ku grze W "pil-
ke noznt.'
- Japohczycy zamierzaja "a
prowadzic ma Korei taryfe ja-
pohsk4
- PrzJbyly i, Victoria, BIC.
parowicc donos:, ze " Wlady-
wo'toku pociag NcJskcwy naje-
Nchal III mine i wekritek eksplo-
~, runa} w r::zt ztYasi. Slychac,
jal0oby w czasie tel katastrofy
5000 zolnierzy stracilo zycie. CD
w dzieinicy Asakuso w
Toxic splonefo W czasie pozaru
445 domow kilka osob zginelo
w plomieniach.
= w angielskich barakach W
Chartum w Egipcie, w czasie ja-
kiejs strasznej eksplozyi zginelo
mnostwo ludzi ogromna szko-
da zostala zrzadzona.
Z Honan w Chinach dono-
sza, ze czlonkowie "Towarzy-
stwa wielkiego noza" pozabijali
mnostwo chinskich katolikow.
= z Columbus, O., wyjecha-
{y do San Francisco dwie kom-
panic 8go pulku piechoty pod
dowodztwem kap. Taggerta, ably
udac sic ma Filipiny.
- Edward Drognlund, dyry-
gent orkiestry w pewnym tea
trze w Kansas City, Kas., 20
stal zastrzelony przez zone.
- w Coalwood. w. Va. w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-21

OtrzymuJemy z prosDa o IT,
mieszczenie nastepujaca kores-
pondencye:
Winnipeg, Can.
Slowiansko liberalny klub e.
migracyjny w Kanadzie zaiozo-
ny zostaf d. I3 stycznia br. przez
Polakow i Rusin6m-- zamieszka--
lych w Winnipeg, to dia zor-
ganizowania narodow s}owiai-
skich w Kanadzie jak rowniNz
szerzenia oswiaty z uwzglednie-
MEM dazeh narodowych.
Dowodem, re eel tendencye
tegoz klubu chetnie przez ogd
przyjete zosta}y jest to, re W
przeciagu 2 tygodni przystapiio
don 900 cAonkow.
Dnia 27 stycznia 1906 r. odby-
10 sic w saliFairburn walne zgro-
madzenie czionkow powyzszego
klubu, ma ktorem powzieto Je-
dnogiosnie nastepujace uchwaiy:
I. Poniewaz gazeta Echo ka-
nadyjskie" wydawana W jezyku
polskim przez D. w. Harvey &
CO. a redagowana przez neja-
kiego Tomasza Sniezka, jest ga
zeta jedynie tylko biznesowa, !
ma ma cehi sprzedaz farm 10.
tow - a wiec ME jest gazeta "a
fozona dla Polakow intellektu-
alnego podniesienia tychze.
2. Poniewaz gazeta ia zamiast
umoralniac, organizowac i SEE
rye oswiate, = ogiupia ! roz-
dwaja nar6d Polski, albowiem
redagowania jest bez wszelkiei
logiki i inteligencyi, gdy 1adto
redaktor tejze gazety jest bez
najnlniejszego wyksztalcenia DO
nieznane mu So zwykle zasady
pisowni polskiej i tworzeme
zdati - nadto z uwagi, re ga
zeta ia W ordynarny i uragajacy
wszelkiej etyce spos6b napada
ma kapianow katolickich, ktorzy
W sp6leczehstwie zsjmuja wybi-
the stanowisko, przeto zebrani
czlonkowie ma powyzej wspo-
mnianem zgromadzeniu chcac
dac wyraz swemu oburzeniu
spowodowali wydaleae ze sail
redaktora owej gazety a nadto
uchwalili jednogsosnie wyrazic
ptrblicznie pogarde gazecie "E-
cho Kanadyjckie" jakotez jej
redaktorom "a szkodliwa dzia-
1alnosc dla spoieczehstwa pol
skiego a zarazem przestrzedz
spoleczenstwo pred tym nowym
wrogiem postepu, umieszczajac
powyzsze rezolucye ME tylko W
polskich, ruslich, niemieckich
ale angielskich gazetach.
w Jurkowski, PREF, K. Penkal-
ski, vice prez, ]. Nowacti, sekr.