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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-08


W: swej dyecezyi, mialby by
tego prawa p~ozbawiony?
- Ze wzgledu ma podr6z do
Rzymu powiedzialzm, 10 W.
ks; w: Kruszka byl delega.
tom do Rzymu, ale koszta
:: podr6zy ponosili 6wieccy
ksieza i Federacya. I czy
tax ME jest? Cay to moze
: fa}sz? Gdyby W. ks. W.
:Kruszka. ME by@ pos}any ja-
ko 'delegat - by}by Enie po'
iecha}; - gdyby ksieza 6wie-
coy i Federacya ME zech-
tcieli byli ponosic koszt6w
podr6zy it'd. r6wniez W. ks.
Kruszka by}by ME pojechal
do Rzymu, DO ia podr6z ko-
sztowa}a sporo grosza. - "a
tenn wed}ug sprawiedliwo6ci
ME samemu W. ks. Krusz-
.ce, ale wszystkim polskim
kaplanom 6wieckim, kt6rzy
grosza ME skapili, jako tez
:Federacyi nalezy sic UNA
ME, 70 starali sic o biskupa
swei narodowo6ci.
Acknowledgment jest zad
to, ze ~"Abonent Kuryera''
dopuszcza sic fa1szu powia-
dajac, re ia sam movie, ze
katolickie pisma ME So war
to togo, ably w. ks. W. Krusz-
ka do mich pisywa}. Lecz to
jest fa1sz oczywisty, DO ia
tylko sic pyta}em, czy W.
ks. Kruszka uwaza pisma ka-
tolickie, jake niewarte togo
zaszczytu, ably on wv. ks.
K do katolickich pism pi-
.sywa}; 49, DO Npw. ks. Arcy-
biskup zakazat W. ks. W.
Kruszce :pisywac tvlko do
" Kuryedr:saI ;Polskieg;o", lecz
ME zakaza} mlu pisywac do
pism katolickich. C7y
vice pytanie i twierdzenie
jest jedno to samo? Czy to
bedzie jedno i to samo, gdy
zapytam czy ,,Aboneut Ku-
ryera" jest %uczciwym czfo~
wiekiem? - albo, gdy W.
prost powiem ,;Abonent Ku-
ryera" jest cz}owiekiem wat
pliwego charakteru! Kazdy
rozumny cz}owiek powie, re
pomiedzy temi dwoma zda~
miami jest ogromna r6znica.
Ably szan. ,Abonent Ku:
ryera'' lepiej pozna} prawde,
oSwiadczam jak najwyrazniej,
il nigdy ME m6wi}em,. ami
ME pisa1em, re pisma kato-
llckle ME sa WarCe lego, a.
by w. ks. W. Kruszka do
Mich pisywal, Owszem, pisma
katolickie jak najbardziej &C.
ME.
w No. 40 ,,Kuryera Pol
skiego" pisze z Bay City,
Mich. p. Alex. Niedzielski
mniej wiecej to samo co
nAbonent Kuryera", z Per-
MIMI, i do swych
~wywod6w dodaje il swego
czasu czyta}, ze ks. Kruszka
ma pro6be Biskupa Green
bayskiego zorganizow wal W
Oshkosh parafie polska i
wyciaga tego wniosek:
,;wiec gdy by}o potrzeba
piracy to ks. Krusz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-08

A48 A"J"n ~"
dziekowa1. - Otto :Biskup.
Niemiec, uzna}prace,5podzie:
|kowal "a Mai pochwafil ".
ks. w. Kruszke Polaka
- W zorganizowaniu pa1afii
ME niemieckiej ani ajryskiej~
lecz: polskiejI Czegoz to- wszy:-
stko dowodzi?? Otto togo,
ze Biskup, nawet innonaro-
dowiec uzna zas}ugi kaplana.
pracujacego dla> Boga j :swej
narodowo6cj; :przeeiwnie
skoro kap}an zmieni swe po-~
stepowanie j. zacznie praco-:
wac ma zgube swej wlasnej'
narodowo6c1, wtenczas Bis
kup, chociaz > innonarodo-
vice zmuszony:jest TAXA pra-
ce pc tepi6 j jej "a: zak ''z ?
Alex. Niedzielski pisze,. ze ia
ME dale zadnych %d1wod6w:
Wezmy "a dow6d mp. ten
tylko artykp}, " kt6rym ":
ks. Kruszka .pisai - q: kt6ry
i p. Alex. Nidzielski z pew.
no6cia czytaf,- ze gdy kt6-
ry z Biskup6w zacznie do:
|.Polak6w ~przemawiac W kos
.ciele pc angielsku lub" pc
niemiecku wtenczas wszyscy
maja przeciw temu 'zapro'
testowac wychodzac Z kos
cio1a. - Jakiz skutek bylby
takiego protestu? - IL wzgle-
|du ma Biskupa :Biskup
pozosta1by Biskupem i
|odjecha}by jake Biskup do
70. Proboszcz .takiej.
parafii pojechalby "a Bis:
kupem, DO niepodobna ably
|prawowierny kap}anpozosta}.
W parafii kt6ra .:wzgardzi}a
nastepca Apostof6w, prawo-;
.witym swym Biskupem. 20
odjezdzie ks. Proboszcza, je-
zeli taxa parafia: chcis1aby
zosta6 jeszcze katolicka, mu-
:siafaby.@ze wstydem :udac sic:
do tego samego: Biskupa,'
'kt6rym wzgardzi}a, z 'pro6ba
o kap}ana - lecz zy.Biskup
by}by obowiazany takiej pa .'
rafii natychmiast pos}ac kap'
lana innego? ME pozosta-
LOBBY vice mic wiecej jak ale
DO czekac i Eye bez kap}ana
bez ofiary Mszy: 6w., be-
Sakrament6w it'd. przez dtuz-
sly czas - albo nawet %.
derwac sic zupe}nie cd Kos
cio}a Katolickiego. ~ colby
ma tenn zyska}a taxa para.
fla? Zyska}aby lyle, lie, :zys-
kali nasi biedni, nieszcze6li-
wi rodacy 49, niezalezni..
A coz oni zyskall? -Zyskali to,
ze z prawych c%hrze6cijan :katoliA6w
stall sig odstepcaml Cd" WARY
Chrystusowej, DO WARY niezalet,
nej Chrystus Pan ME ustanowit.
lecz ludzie przewrotni, - kap}ani
pyszni, - kt6rzy ME z mi}o6ci ku
Bogu, ami z mi}osci ku narodowoscl
swojej - ale ola tego, 2e i'm BIZ
skopi ME dali wielkich para6i; IL
ME otrzymali god9o6oi kt6ra sic
ubiegali; oderwali sig saamt cd
katolickiego wielu32}a.
twowiernyoh "a SODA pociagneli
pociagneli, jak wspomniaiem, nil"
z mi}osei ku Bogu, DO Pan Bog
jedne tylko wiare ustanowi}. Kto
wiec cd WARY boskiej drugich
odwodz', ten ME mi}uje Boga, ten
Jest nieprzyjacielem boskim, 30
ausze nie6miertelne, naidrozsza 3
Zbaw'ciela odkupione, jaklo-'
by gwaltem wyrywa Bogu rzuoa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-08

~rozumiewa sic. 20 niemiecku:
a: lud prosty, patrzac sic ma
to-, tez gardzic poczyna mowa
ojc6w swoich i vpleszcze'
jak moze jezykiem ,,pa6skim'
- niemieckim. Dawniej ME
by}o tax zle, DO mlodziez
kaszubska ma wyzsze nauki
szia do Pelplins, Che}mns
Hub Chojnic, i tam pc polsku
Isle uczy}a/i zapoznawa}a sic
z historya polska, lecz .obec'
Fnie, gdy wszedzie. zaprzesta-
no uczyc polskiego. jezyka j
history - z wyjatkiem BIZ
skupiej wyzszej szko}y W
Pelplinie, a Kaszubi ma
|ja gimnazya W. Wejherowie.i
Ko6cierzynie, a i do Gda6-
ska bljzej,* niz do. Pelplina,
m}odziez kaszubska, jezeli
]p6}. zniemczona idzie do
szk6l, to swraca. z mich zu-
pe}nie niemiecka. Pc kaszub:
sku movie sic wstydzi, q
zreszta przez kilka lat poby-
tn W szkc}ach takze wiele
%zapomnie. Gazet polskich tel
malo dociera do biednych
wiosek kaszubskich,, DO kto-
by ]e ~oplaca} i czyta}, pc
{miastach tymczasem maja
miejscowe gazetki niemiec>
kie albo tel zapisuja niemiec
Ike dzienniki q Gdafska, DO
ito nalezy do wyzszego ,,tonu".
Pc wsiach czesto ludzie ME
wiedza, ze W 6wiecie istnieja
|gazety opr6cz ,,Kreisblatu,"
kt6ry przymusowo odbiera
kazdy ,sz6lc" (w6jt), stadto
Ii tn W Ameryce czesto pro-
sty lud ~kaszubski wszystkie
czasopisma og6lnem :nazywa
mianem ,,Krezb]at6w". W
ltrudnych zaiste warunkach
znajduje sic ludno66 kaszup-
ska W swell ojczyznie,. lecz
Iobudzi} sic Szlask drzemki
narodowej, ME trzeba wiec
rozpacza6 takze o Kaszu:
bach,. aczkolwiek tn: praoa
wskrzeszenia ducha narodo-
wego bedzie trudniejsza. Bra
cia z Pozna6skiego powinni
sic ~po6wiecic i p6j6c ma Ka-
szuby, zakupic kawa}y ziemi,
kt6rej tam wlele odlogiem
lezy, ukaza6 wzorowem 60
spodarstwem, re i ma tych
pustkowiach wyzyc MONA;
tam zjednat sobie podziw j
przychylno66 u Kaszub6w,
to i Kaszubi sic nawr6ca.
Ksieza wiele zdzia}ac ME
NIGGA, boo wiadoma jest RE-
cza, ze msja %podw6jnie rece
s~krepowaae, ludzie wykszta}.
cent wp}ywac NIGGA bezpo-
6rednio tylko ma ludzi ME
zbyt zacofanych, ich praca
przeto jest nader ~powolna,
.gdy tymozasem osiedlanie
sic patryot6w u6wiadomio-
nych w6r6d ludu dzia}ac
bedzie wprost ma lud i sze-
rye u~6wiadomienie z do1u,
a. zatem najszybciej i najeku-
teczniej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-08

= SNAOO 1S O~AOAAA
4zony)> ME potrafia sic pc
niemiecku w~yspowiadat; to
przeciez Niemcy W ich pole.
oiu o lyle przewyzszaja Po-
|lak6w, re: bez wszelkich do
datk6w nuca::, ,Miemce ledze,
Miemce ledze, a. Polasze be.
dior Tych ludzi ami ksiadz,
ami ipny cz}owiek 2 wykszta}-
ceniem ME przekona, re 50
W :bledzie. Gazet polskich ME
czytaja, DO przeciez ich
Kreisblaty W starym kraju
ME by}y pc polsku druko-
wane, tn za6 wystarczy i'm,
przez ich proboszcza poleco.
ny, jaki TAXI "deutschkatho-
lisoh =Bla t, z Lt:rego o Polsce
mic ME wyczytaja.
Natomiast lud z tych samych
stron pochodzacy lecz osia-
'd4y ma farmach wraz ludz:
mi 2 Poznanskiego Tub in
nych czedci Polski,. >z'apomi.
ma niemieckiej .mowy, ME
wstydzi sic swego narzecza,
a pisma polskie chetnie czy-
ia z pozytkiem wiekszym,
niz ich sasiedzi pozna6scy,
galicyjscy it'd: Ogden za6
wziawszy, Kaszubi W Anne.
ryce ME SO gorszymi naro-
dowcami polskimi cd innych;
owszem moze ich przewyz-
szaja, pomimo, 10 dopiero
tn ~siedowiedzieli, il Kaszubi
to Polacy. CT wyjatkowi
Kaszubi = wielkich:: mast
jednakowoz wyrzadzaja Pol
see i swym braciom W kra-
ju ojczystym ~niepowetowana
krzywde, a takze nam tn W
:Ameryce szkodza. W SVEN
'uprzedzepiu. do wszystkiego
CO .polskie, a moze: tez by
zag}uszyc w1asne sumienie,
opisuja oni W lietach. Pola-
k6w jake mot}och, z kt6rym:
ME warto sic mieszac, Mem:
Cow podnosza pod niebiosa,
a -przez to utwierdzaja braci
swych mad Ba}tykiem W ich
p%rzewrotnej sk}onno6ci ku
niemczyznie i utrudniaja
prace mad wskrzeszeniem
:polsko6ci W tel cze6ci ma
szego kraju. Watpimy bardzo,
.czy listy polskie patryot6w
Kaszub6w zr6wnowaza zgu-
bny wpiyw tych niemieckich
donos6w; %obawiamy sic, 70
jak wszedzie, tax i tn z}o
blerze gore mad doDrem. ME:
oceniona przeto przysluge:
wy6wiad cza braci kaszubskiej
i Polsce, ktodobre gazety tu-
tejsze wysy}a swym krew-
nym mad Baltyk. Me za}ujcie
bracia Kaszubi, kilku
- danny ma to - "a.
Wiarusa ola swych krewnych
lub wiernych przyjaci61"do:
o o o o !
w tych dniach sciskaia sic,
i ca}uja':dwaj nasi: ,,najser~
car: Miko]aj II z
Wilhelmem H.: Oddalili sic
cd ladu, gdzie to tylewrzawy,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-08
MASH AGEFCI.

:Upowsknieni So do: kolektowanis
abonamentu W1ARusA nastepuja cy
nasi agenoi mieieoowi:
ASHTON, Nebr., Jan Skibinsh
!" Mich. MendYf
BALTIMORE, M. D., F. ziafnowsld =
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tafaslnski
DUNCAN. Nebr.; Michal Stee4
EARWEL. Nebr. Francisttk Serzeleck
FRIED, N. Oak D. F. Ssarke*sd.
0R1NvILLE, S. Oak, JOSEF Gruba
Mslen, Wis. Teof Derdowsk:;'
AARLIN. Tex. S. p. Gorsait!
NANT1coKE. Pa. Fl. Jablep't
NEW WAvERLY, Tex. 7. +. P roeh
OAK HILL, Mich, St Poe6ftelsh
SOUTH OMAHA, Eebr, .Marefn S cera
ST ANNA, Mimi, Adam wsldowski:
TARNOw, Nebr. jan; MAtyjtA
GREENHOUSE, Mimi. AL. Kulas'
BREMoND. Tex, S: W: Lukaiszewicz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-08

] zzyma sic "a to, ze Polacy
::pt'oo' l gnebieniia i pre-
.6ladow'a6 przez wick ca}y,
ME nauczyh SIG ~prawowier-
no6oi ola -sWeg2o >:kata,, J "
dumie- okazali sic
:lepssymi pool III ID Mo-
ska1i, 70 .trzymali rad car
ski W szachu, " nerwowem
'naprezeniu, kt6re zaleza'o W
kazdej poszczeg66lnle'j ]. :. sprawie
cd o~dpoviedzi ma pytanie:
$, go powie, co mysli Ko}o
|.Polskie." "(S}owa Sto}ypina:)
Taxi wstyd falszywy to Ely
|doradca, a wstyd to pre-
ciez wielki; re Moskale poz-
:wolili garstce Pofak6w SODA
F%kierowaf, - vice mozemy
sic spodziewac z togo zjazdu
:napewno nmilych" niespo-
|dzianek W kr6lestwie i W
zaborze pruskim. Prusacy
wraz z Wilhelmem juz ,,deli-
|katnie" zapowiedzieli nova
uchwa}e o wyw}aszczaniu!
|Polak6w. Moskal chyba ME
zostanie W lyle i tel cos W
tym rodzaju ola. Polak6w OBJ
my6li. Ciesz sic vice naro-
die; move czekaja. Gle katu-
sze!
o.o o
Jaki6 Amerykanjn wyliczyl
ze billet kolejowy; ma s}ofce
kosztowa}by okolo sze66 mi
lion6w dolar6w. Czlowiek ten
~oczywi6cie ME vie mic o
tenn, ze "a sio6cu ma bye
piek1o, DO ME" zadawa}by.
sobje takiej piracy. Jazda ma
s}o6ce, je6li tam jest piek}o,
ME bedzie sic odbywa1a po-
ciag;em, chyba innym loco
mobilem, szybskym (pocia~
giem kolejowym trwafaby.
$500 } lat, q zreszta ME moze
bye tax droga DO .przec;ez 'sa-
mi Rockefeller4, M orgauowie'
Vanderb;lty, .QtIarnegowie do
piek@a ME p6jdal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-08

W Ameryce pc wiekszyc'i
miastach :jak: Chicago, De-
troit, Milwaukee: poniekad
W Minneapolis. many tel
.braci Kaszub6w; kt6rzy o
Polsce mic s}yszec ME chca,
a :ci :pochodzs . p6}nocno-
wschodniego 'zakatka Kaszub,
i NIGGA posluzy6 "a dow6d,
ze6my ty'lko prawde .skre6lili
" powyzszych slewach: "a
CA sic. oni 2 Niemcami, ma
do niemieckich parafii,
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
The Goat Is Dead;
COnneCtiCut's Tars
Would Like a Bear

Since the death Of the goat the sailors
Of the flagship Connecticut have had no
mascot, and they pine for one.
Inability TO provide fodder for the AMI
nal while at sea on long voyages caused
William to shuttle OF his mortal coil.
he was not a usual specimen. He could
not subsist on tin cans or waste paper
he could not digest sailors trousers OF
S-inch shells, so that he had to be cared
for.
Anyway, he is no more, and the sail
ors on the Connecticut have sent TO the
citizens of the Nutmeg State for some
sort Of a mascot-a wooden nutmeg OK
a hickory ham. A letter was sent 70
Governor woodruff some time ago By
an enlisted man, and II is thought that
an affirmative answer viii be given.
The letter TO Governor Woodruff is as
follows:
Il take pleasure TO inform you tina;
the men OF the United States steamship
Connecticut have tried in all kinds OF
ways 10 get a mascot for the ship but
think that you might be able to help Us
out IN some way. 1 have sold books and
everything else, but they have failed.
heard some time ago the people OF the
State made on offer of a black bear. II
We can get the same offer again We vii
jump at II. and We have had goats and
they die on US because OF not having
the proper food.
II remain truly yours.
&c. L. CLAYTON.
~. S. s. Connecticut"
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
JOHN BARRETT
GIVES DINNER
TO DELEGATES

The most important social event Of
last evening was the diAner given by
John Barrett in the green room at the
New Willard. complimentary to the
visiting delegates To the Central Ameri-
can Peace Conference. The DECORATIONS
were very simple and effective.
At one end OF the room the flags Of
this country and Mexico were grace
fully draped together. and at the other
end the flags of the hve Central Ameri-
can countries. Costa Rica, Guatemala,
Honduras, Nicaragua, and Salvador
represented In the conference, were in
tertwined. On the table the decora-
lions were red roses. red-shaded can
delabra, and yellow chrysanthemums-
The guests at the table were:
Senior Don joaquin Bernardo Calvo.
minister from Costa Rica in Washing
ton: DIT. Luis Anderson.
DR.. Luis Toledo Herrarte, minister
from Guatemala; DR.. Antonio Batres
Jauregui; DR.. Victor Sanchez Ocana-
Dr.. Angel Ugarte, minister from Hon
duras; Or. PolicarpO Bonila; DR.. T.
Constantine Fiallos. 81
DR.. Luis F. COrea, minister from Mica
raguR; DIT. Jose Madriz.
Senior Don Federico MeJia, minister
from Salvador: Dr.. Salvador Gdllegos'
DIT. Salvador Rodriguez.
The Second Assistant Secretary OF
State. A A. Adee; the Third Assistant
Secretary Of State, Huntington wilson
and T. J. Yanes, secretary OF the Blu
reau OF American Republics, OF which
Mr. Barrett IS the director.
Mr. Rarrett's entertainment preceded
that given by the President for the
delegates on account of his departure
from the city tomorrow ICr pIlei
Western tour.
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
Rings on Saturn
Are Not Falling,
Says Prof. NeWCOmb

Prof. simon Newcomb, the astron-
omer, differs radically from the view ex-
pressed by Prof. Lowell. that the recent
discovery Of knots" in Saturn's rings
indicates that the rings are falling. He
does NOT believe that anything remark
able is taking place on the planet
The idea that the rings Of Saturn
are gradually approaching the planet, q"
says Prof. Newcomb, was propounded
by Strive more than half a century ago
from a comparison Of drawings by the
early observers with more recent ones.
But this surmise has not been justified
BY observations during the last century,
and the universal opiaion now Is that
the view IS gToUndless.
The rings are now seen almost edge
wise so that II is impossible to distin-
guish one ring from another. The APP
pearance of COMBINATIONS IN the ring
not revolving with II are probably due
10 action pointed out by Clerke-M Max
we'll nearly sixty years ago in his cele-
brEted essay on the stability OF Saturn 3
rings. . A5 small satellites which COM
together in certain places Of the orbit
but the explanation is too mathematical
TO be easily set forth.
THE appearance OF a few days ago
was noticed by Prof. Campbell at the
Lick Observatory. I see no reason to
suppose that il arises from a falling OF
the rings or from anything now going on
in Saturn. If any catastrophe should
take place IL is most Improbable that II
the rings OF Saturn are turned edgewise
to the earth
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
TWO CANOEISTS SAVED
AFTER HOURS HARD WORK

PATERSON. N. J.. Nov. 10 Two ex-
Lert canoeists. George Wright and
James Rankin. were saved from being
swept over the Passaic river falls yes
terday by George Curtis. an electrician.
and William Living ston. a silk worker.
after an hour Of eXhausting work. Their
canoe wag dashed to pieces.
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
0HI0AN Is ENDORSED
FOR HOUSE POSTMASTER

James H. Cassidy, of Cleveland. Ohio,
has been Endorsed by the Ohio delegation
in Congress for the postmastership OF
the House. which became vacant with
The death OF Captain McE1roy As Ohio
generally controls this piece of patron
age, II is thought that the Endorsement
Of Cassidy makes his selection for the
place practically certain.
The Ohio delegation met in Columbus
Ohio. to decide on its man for the post
mastership. The delegation Will meet
again in Washington before Congress
cOnvenes to discuss committee assign
ments.
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
PULLED MULES TAIL;
MULE DOES THE REST

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.. Nov IL
Alistaking the tail OF a mule for an
electric light pull rope in the darkest
this city, gave II a sharp jerk The
light did not light, but Mccarthy saw
stars as the mule responded to tie pill
with both hOOfs.
AS a result of the mistake Mccarthy
was taken 10 the hospital with the
marks of the mules hOofs in his face
and side. He barely missed being
stamped TO death by rolling out of reach
after he was knocked own.
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
HAVANA GAR STRIKE
GIVEN NEW IMPETUS

HAVANA. Nov u-Saturday night s
refusal by striking employees of the
United railways to consider the COIN
pany's proposition for a settlement has
given the situation a much graver as
pect
IL was the general opinion that the
company had Won the unioni5ts back.
and, In anticipation Of the calling of
Of the strike today. numbers of the
men were either going back to work or
about 20 do so. It appears now that
the organization has pretty thorough
~ re-aligned its forces, and IS IN a
position TO put up more vigorous
fight than ever.
The strike breakers who came here
from the United States have nearly all
returned home
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
Central American Guests Are Dined
NEW ATTACHE
TO SUCCEED
RASPOPOFF

Lieutenant Colonel Baron Bode, now
serving on the staf of Grand Duke
Nicholas Nicholaievitch, the COM
mander of the military district OF St.
Petersburg, has been selected to succeed
Colono, Raspopof as the military at
tache of the Russian embassy at Wash
ington. Colonel BOde viii probably not
come g this country to assume his du-
ties until after the Christmas holidays.
Senior de obaldia Visiting Here.
Senior c. de Obaldia. the son of the
Acting President in Panama, arrived IN
Washington Saturday evening. He viii
spend a few days at the Highlands, and
then will return to his country.
Representative and Mrs. Henry T.
Rainey are taking their annual outing
at West Baden Springs. They viii ar
rive in Washington about November %
Mrs Victor Blue, wife of Lieutenant
Commander Blue, IS the guest Of Mrs
Slavens. at the Woodley.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Monroe Hopkins have
moved from the house previously occu-
pied by them on II street, to the new
residence they have recently purchased
A4-o DcAA4Ei oAL pi<A@S-
Mrs Leonard Wood. who has been
visiting her sisters. Mrs. ALBERT L.
Key and Mrs. Richard Stewart Booker,
left Washington few days ago 10 place
her son in school at GrOJOn, ana Is now
the guest or Col and Mrs Henry l.
Scott, at West Point. She viii return 70
Washington about the last OF the
month.
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Cruger has re-
turned TO Washington from round OF
house parties, and has opened her home
at Twenty-hfth and X streets.
Mrs. QualtroUgh. wife of Capt. Ed
ward +. QualtrOugh. will leave Wash
ington this evening for New York
where she will spend the next ten days
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell, Of
CaZenoVia, have arrived in Washington
accompanied by their son, Ten Eycl
Wendell. jr.. and viii live at the New
Willard until the completion OF theiI
home on Connecticut avenue.
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
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TRACTION COhPANYSUED,
$4,000 DAMAGE ASKED

Suit for 10000 was Instituted against
the Capital Traction Company today by
Mrs. Betty Crump, through ner attorr
neys, Thorne & Wells. The plaintiff al
Ieges in her petition that on May of
the present year her automobile, which
she was operating, was demolished by
a car, due to the negligence Of an en-
ploye Of the defendant company, and
That she received severe Injuries. She
states that the car was valued at 81 500.
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
CANADIAN CLERGYMEN MEET.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Nov. IL
Many prominent clt -gymen Of western
Canada viii take part in the theological
conference here this evening and tOmor-
row preceding the meeting OF the Pres
byterian synod
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Miss Gertrude Bornet, Of moo Eleventh
street was given a surprise party FRI
day evening by her friends in honor
of her eleventh birthday anniversary
Music and games were the features OF
the evening At the end of the evening
buffet supper was served. Each guest
was presented with an appropriate SOU
Venir suitable for the occasion.
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
Bulmers Entertain 1t Dinner.

Lieut. r. c. Bulmer, Z. S n, and
Mrs. Bulmer were hosts at dinner last
evening in their home on Twenty first
street, complimentary to Mrs. Bulmer 5
brOther-in-iaw and sister, Col. and Mrs.
Marion p. Maus, VINO are the guests of
Mrs. Mauo' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Poor.
Invited to meet the guests of honor
We're Col Charles BrOmWeIl and Mrs
Br0mWen Miss Marion Oliver, Miss
Ha6ner, Miss Mary Switzerland, Capt.
James Logan, Capt. Frank r. Mccoy,
and William T Bingham
The Washington times., 1907-11-11

Lieut.. Commander Benjamin c Bryan
and Mrs. Bryan have returned to Wash
ingtOn and opened their home on .
street, after spending the sumner al
Asbury Park and other places along the
Jersey coast
The Washington times., 1907-11-11

Mrs. James Mcmillan and her grand
daughter, Miss Grace JARVIS, have gone
to Hot Springs, Va, for the remainder
OF the fall season. They will then come
TO Washington, where Miss Jarvis is ex-
pected to make her debut early in
December.
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
c. c. Glovers Return to City.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Glover have
returned to their K street residence for
the winter, having closed Westover.
their suburban home, on the Tenleytown
road. The minister from the Neither
lands, who Is their son-in-law. and their
daughter, Nine Van Swinderen, ex-
pect to 90 abroad later in the season
ard remain away for some time.
The Washington times., 1907-11-11

Miss Sims and Miss Elizabeth Sims,
daughters OF Representative Sims, ex-
pect to spend the winter at San An
tonic, Tex. They will visit friends IN
Memphis for few weeks first.
The Washington times., 1907-11-11
MISS O'CONNELL
BECOMES BRIDE
OF H. D. DENNEY

The marriage Of Miss Mamie O'Con-
nell, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah
O'ConnelI, to Harry Dalton Denney took
place Saturday morning at st. Aloysius'
Catholic Church Miss O'Connen. a
charming brunette, wore smart
tailored gown of mode chiffon broad
cloth. with picture hat 70 match She
was attended by Miss Dorothy Denney'
sister OF the bridegroom. who was
gowned In dark olive green, with hat
10 match Morris OCoDnell acted as
best man.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Denney left for = bridal trip
to New York