New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-09

lance from their own church doors TO tbs end that
tho whole territory might be included in the CO.
operative ministry for which the churches and or
carnations combined. At Tuesdays meeting
DR.. LaidlRw submitted complete assignment ana
striking map OF the district boundaries, prepared
by Mr.. Finley. OF the federaton's ONCE. In the
course OF his address Dr. Laidlaw took occasion 70
praise the systematic parish organization OF the
Roman Catholic Church and to contend that Prot
estAntlsm will reach its possible power until
Il, too, has a civic scheme OF administration.
That civic scheme Is impossible without district
work. and thu varieties Of Protestant BELIEF and the
economies OF the situation compel the connection OF
the cooperation with the locality plan
Roughly speaking. the boundaries or the region
are the East River. New York Bay, Gowanus Ca
nal Fourth avenue. South and North Portland
streets and the navy yard. The area Is 22o2 acres
or about go moro than the section south Of LATIN
street and OF Broadway. and the population in
1905 232O2s. Tho area has been divided into
sixty three cooperative parishes The basis OF d.
vision was q combined study OF the aggregate pop
ualton the area the nationality OF the local ial-
lies the ability OF the churches 70 do the Work
suggested In addition 10 church organizations as
such eight Settlement and social service centres
have been assigned parishes. So far as practicable
each church has been given an area In It's lmIne-
date ueighbOThOod
Each church and organization Is to make. so far
as possible. IA visitation during 1891 10 the parish
assigned to It. using in doing the directory OF
1895. and amending II by milling the Information
Of new families and removing The records or re
movaIs
The Rev Father Crowley is to preach at the
Madison Avenue Baptist Church tomorrow. The
Christian" in a recent issue makes this interesting
comment Father Crowleys work:
There has Just arrived in london Father Crowiey
rs his ideal Is wagng' earnest warfare against me
evils or the Romisn system. He holds the opinion
that he can best work the needed revolution from
within, and while Professionals as a rule would in
eniireiy tredit must he given him Tor great plain
ness OF speech regarding certain dreadful aspects
ms IN The interests OF truth with the srchoishops
and bishops OF the Roman hierarchy.
In giving some particulars OF himself and his
GGampaign TO tePIesentgllve OF Iaae S9 mr.,
American citizen He is engaged in the tGreefold
work OF purifying his Church from existing evils
protecting the state schools from Roman Catholic
standing between Roman Catholics and non Roman
CatholiGs rs PutP0smg TO P aeSG f taIs
ing strongly that the Catholicism which is mostly
gold fever OF ambition and lust OF power, soteriG
Catholicism Is the Catholicism OF the devil, II Is
erty It loves gold and not Christ; It covets worldly
abhor the Satholicsm Of priests Who are the SER
wants Of Satan"
Some important information regarding recent
controversy in Chicago next given The trou-
bic arose out OF protest by number Of priests
against the elevation of eccleslastc named Null
doom to the Roman Catholic episcopate The ST.
Louis Republic" described Father CrowIeys gen
eral position follows:
According to his statement he began many
months ago to expose the sinful Vaccinations OF
number OF clergymen then and now high in the
councils Of the Chicago diocese. To his Archbishop,
and through him To Rome he protested against
certain deeds of priests whose lives thought Father
Crowley. were "A menace Father Crowley
gave TO the world such a story of alleged priesty
decadence and corruption as has been seldom
Wor7 against '''''' INC
An editorial in a newspaper called Tho In
Father Crowley's charges OF immortality among
the clergy of the diocese have been definite enough
In all conscience TO deserve attention but his over
lords absolutely refuse order submit 10 inves
tlgaton As a climax 10 his tyranny, Archbishop
priest who gives countenance 10 Crowley shall be
automatically suspended from the priesthood"
A public meeting Will be held in the Church OF
the Holy Communion. 9th street and Sixth
nue., tomorrow at D. under the auspices OF
the Consumers League. The address VIII be de-
the national child labor committee. and his theme
win be Child Labor and the Consumer" All the
friends OF the league are assured of a warm well
come at this meeting.
Philadelphia was honored, says The Examiner"
when chosen the burial place OF the late Rev.
George c. Lorimer d. d. LII .. Possibly nowhere
else could more beautiful location have been
found than that which was carefully selected in
North Laurel Hill Cemetery. where intsrmsnt
made April rs. 1903.
It would he dif1cult for any voice or pen to de-
scribe the place and It's surroundings Of hill and
dell, winding river trees and shrubs. The lot IS
the extreme edge of the cemetery. overlooking the
psaTssaue portions Of FTmosnf Gp Park The mon
nment recently placed over the grave can be seen
Thus for him whose life OF conspicuous
publicity. and WHO yet loved solitude. an almost
The monument is 10 feet long 5 feet inches high
and feet wide. II Is made OF Westerly granite.
massive and free from useless artificial ornamental