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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-06
Telegramy krajowe.

II wydarzyio sle nleszczescle nd
krazowniku Tennessee, zanim zdo
lai tu przybyc. w jednym z 16
przedzialow opalowych pekla ru-
ra parowa; znajdowalo sic tam
wlasnie IA ludzi, ktorych czterej
ma miejscu stracili zycie wskutek
poparzenia, dwaj tax ciezko costa
Ii poparzeni, re wkrotce potem
zmarli, trzej bardzo ciezko So po-
parzeni, pieciu lei. Krazownik
przyby} tu po godz. Z wieczorem,
Przedziaiy opalowe So ma nim,tak
jak ma wszystkich innych okret.
tego rodzaju, przedzielone Cd Sic
bic stalowemi szczelnie przylega-
jacemi drzwiami, tax, re ludzie
W sasiednich przedzialach ME 20
stall uszkodzeni Ma pokladzie do
strzezono. dobywaiaca sic pare i
natychmiast rzucoho sic ma ratu-
mex. Katastrofy uniknal o maly
WHO'S kontradmiral Sebree, opuSci-
wszy ow przedzial pare mlnut
przedtem. Co byio powodem pc
kniecia rury, niewiadomo. Nazwi-
ska tych, ktorzy ma miejscu straci-'
Ii zycie sq George Wood, E. c.
Baggs, A. Reingold i George w.
Meek, pozniej umarli S. S. Tenn
MATHS F. S. Naxfield, a bardzo
ciezko poparzyli sic E. J. Burns,
Walter S. Burns i J. P. A. Car
roll. !
Annapolis, Nd, 6 czerwca. =
DIVA wagony tramwaju kursuja-
cego pomiedzy Camp Parole a
tenn miastem zderzyly sic wskutek
fa}szywego zrozumienia rozka-
zow. Jeden Mich by} przepeinlo-
ny podroznymi jadacylni do An
napolis ma bal popisowy akademli
floty. Wskutek zderzenia sic s O.
sob zostalo ma niiejscu zabitych,
a kilkanaScie pokaleczonych po
czesci bardzo ciezko. Nazwiska
zabitych osob sa 25 letni Richard
Norton, 40 letni A. A. Schultz; 40
letni policyant Schreiber; 25 let
MIA panna Harris; rs letni moto-
rowy Zach. O'Neil; Ruth Slaugh-
ter liczaca lat 6; William E.
Slaughter; B. Mcdaniel i George
White.
Washington, 6 czerwca. = We
die relacyi posla do Kongresu
Georgia Edmunda Fossa z Chi
cago, prezesa komitetu floty, u
trzymanie jednego okretu wojen-
nego kosztuje rocznie $1,OOo,OO0.
Ze sunny $3.50, 100000 wydanej w
20 latach ma flote, miliard wydano
ma jej utrzymanie, $50 milionow
ma budowe nowych okretow. L
budzetu tegorocznego 80 Milo
now wyda sic ma utrzymanle, a
80 milionow ma budowe repara-
eye. Foss Jest zdania, re Stany
Zjednoczone potrzebuja dwoch
olbrzymich flot wojennych ma 2ch
Oceanach, jezeli chca godnosc
swoja utrzymac: on to jednak
sprzeciwial sic projektowanej
przez prezydenta Roosevelta bu-
dowie czterech wielkich okretow
wojennych proponowaf by ma
tomiast diva tylko wybudowano.
Springfield, ILL.,, czerwca. -
Stanowa komisya ulaskawieh Cd
roczyla sic wczoraj do dnia dzi-
siejszego, ME powziawszy osta-
tniej decyzyi W sprawie Billeka,
skazanego ma smierc "a zamordo-
wanie Maryi Vrzal. Wczoraj po-
poludniu odbyla sic konferencya
tel komisyi, ma ktorej wraz GU
bernatorem Deneenem bardzo
skrupulatnie przegladano akta
procesu.
Marysville, Kan, 6 czerwca. =
DR.. Williamson F. Boyakin umarl
tn liczac lat przeszlo 1O2. Urodzo-
ny w Tennessee, protegowany
pre- gen. Andrew Jacksona, STU
dyowa} najprzod prawa, a potem
medycyne i praktykowai jako le-
i. l. 1904 Dnfar, ,a6roG a.
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w lego otoczeniu pod Belmont,
Fort Donelson, Shiloh, Iuka, Co.
rinth, Vicksburg i Chattanooga.
Filadelfia, 8'czerwca. = Idac "a
przykladem swego dawnego dusz-
pasterza, Rev. DR.. William Nc
Garvey i jego trzech asystentow,
okolo 40 czlonkow gminy prote-
stancko episkopalnej sw. Elzbie-
ty, liczacej razem $50 czlonkow,
pobiera teraz nauke w rozmaitych
parafiach katolickich tutejszych
ce1em przejscia ma lono Koscio}a
katolickiego. Najwieksza ich Geese
uczy sic W kosciele Trzech KroN,
gdzie asystentem jest ks. Alvah
w. Doran nawrocony pastor cpl
skopalny. Juz W przyszia niedzie-
le dziesieciu Mich zlozy wyzna-
ME WARY katolickiej.
Boston, 6 czerwca. - Calvin P.
Graves 2 North Hacock, Me-, wy
jechal wczoraj do Nowego Yorku.
azeby tam otrzymac 100000 ,,za'
robionych' W oryginalny sposob.
Przed laty przeszlo dwudziestu
zabil on byl dwoch straznlkow
lesnych. Ia to zosta} skazany ma
dlugoletnie wiezienie, a przeby-
wszy lat 19 w ,stanowem wlezie-
niu karnem w 1'homastons Me-,
przed dwoma laty zostal wypusz-
czony ma wolnosc.W czasie swe-
60 pobytu we wiezieniu jednako-
woz wynalazl jakis nowy przyrzad
do maszyn do szycia, Kiedy zostai
uwolniony, postarai sic o patent
ma wynalazek jakas firma nowo-
iorska natychmiast mu oflarowaia
$10.OOO.Za te cene ME chciaf sprze
dac wynalazku stopniowo pod
wyzszano oferty do $4,000, ale w
w odpowiedzi ma te ostatnia oter-
te, Graves przeslal tylko kawaleE
skory, ma ktorym by}a wyszyta
przy pomocy jego przyrzadu cy-
fra 100000. Ma cene te wreszcie
przystano i Graves udai sic do
Nowego Yorku, by zakohczyc in
teres.
Helena, Mont, 6 czerwca. -
Nadeszla tn wiadomosc o olbrzy-
miem osunieciu sic ziemi we
Whitefish W powiecie Flathead.
Take masy skal ziemi zasypaly
tor kolejowy, re pociagow oso-
bowych kolei Northern Pacific,
w ktorych znajduje sic $500 po-
droznych, ME moze kohczyc swej
podrozy na zachod. Potrwa przy-
najmniej try DOLBY, MIN o tyle
uprzatnie sic przeszkode, by po-
ciagi ruszyt mogly.
Nowy York, 6 czerwca. - Sal
apelacyjny roGstrzygnal, ze kapl-
tan policyi Kuhne Z Brooklyna
musi powedrowac ma 30 dni do
wiezienia i zapiacic kare $3.50 "a
to, re ma jego rozkaz fotografowa-
no Franka Jenkinsa dla albumin
zbrodniarzy. Jenkins byi prezy-
dentem Williamsburg Trust Co..
a aresztowano go w czasie ban
kructwa tel kompanii. Zakaz sa-
dowy zabronil policyi fotografo-
wac Jenkinsa dla album aresz-
tantow; pomimo tego jednak Pc
wnego dnia, gdy Jenkins zona
szedl utica, aresztowano go, "a
wiedziono ma stacye policyjna
fotografowano.
Nowy York, 6 czerwca. - Ma
stepujace sprawozdanie tygodnio-
we ogiasza dis agencya handlo-
wa Bradsteet:
Niestala pogoda, wielkie ulewy
ma polnocnym Zachodzie, polud-
niowym Zachodzie ma Poludniu
wywarly wpiyw niepomyslny ma
interesa w ubieg}ym tygodniu.
Podczas gdy raporta drobiazgo-
wych handlarzy ME So pocieszala-
ce, fabrykanci i handlarze hurto-
wni lepsze nadsylaja sprawozda-
MIA. Towary jesienne niezbyt Gle
II he ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-06
mhe angielskiej, ktora wybudo-
wala krazownik.
I-,.-ot pocfrorn etoTal Gle


Admiral Bostrem staral sic
zwalac wszelka odpowiedzialnosc
ma poprzednie ministeryum ma
rynarki zaprzeczai dalej Dumie,
prawa mieszania sic do spraw
ministeryum. Slowa jego natural
ME wywolaly ma sail burze Tor
malna, ktora 60 czasami zupel-
ME zagiusza a nawet daily sac
slyszec glosne sykania. Bostrem
ME zaprzeczai wprawdzie fakto-
wi zdrady tajemnic konstrukcyJ-
nych, lecz mowil re sie'ja uwaza
"a CRUDE przestepstwo W czasach
wojny, ale ME podczas pokoju.
Pod wrazeniem powyzszych O.
brad przystapiono wreszcle do
zastanawiania sic mad budzetem
floty. Personal---very. komisyi
budzetowej, pazdziernikowiec
Sweginstow, w jednogodzinnej
swej movie wykazywal, re mini
steryum marynarki mic sig ME
nauczyio przez wojne z japonia l
ze lego dzialalnosc paralhuja
spory frakcyjne i sama biurokra-
cya. w podobnym TOME przema-
vial takze czlonek skraJnej pra-
wicy, pose} Kelepowskij.
Imieniem konstytucyjnych de-
mokratow przemawial pos. 10
lybiakin,. ktory w niemilosierny
spos6b wystawil pod pregierz ca
le ministeryum marynarki. o.
twarcie powiedzia}, re ma ogoi
biorac stosunki ME zmienily sic
w niczem re ciagle panuje je-
dnakowa ociezaiosc. Qdczytai
dalej sekretne dokumenta, ktore
wykazuja, re oficerowie floty
maja niechec do sluzbyr morskie)
i staraja sic raczej o rozmaite sy-
nekury, ktoreby ich zatrzymy-
waIv ma ladzie. Stwierdzii on je-
szcze re w r. 1906 ma morzu znal-
dowaio sic zaledwie 2311 Office
row floty, o os1 zatem mniej cd
zwyczajnej liczby obowiazanych
do sluzby, podczas gdy az 1892
przebywaio stale ma ladzie.
Berlin, 6 czerwca. - YTaeg-
liche Rundschau" opublikowai
wczoraj z pewnem zastrzezeniett1
wiadomosc, re wskutek sledztwa
w procesie o krzywoprzysiestwo
przeciw ks. Filipowi Eulenburg
ma bye takze skompromitowany
pewien wysoki urzednik dwor-
ski. Kiedy sic cesarz Wilhelm o
tenn dowiedzial, dymisyonowai O.
wego urzednika bezzwiocznie /
polecii mu natychmiast opuscic
mieszkanie urzednicze.
Sledztwo przeciw ks. Eulen-
burgowi skohczy sic juz wkrotce.
Me mniej jak dwiescie swiadkow
zostanie powalanych do glowneJ
rozprawy. Prokuratorya pan
stwa spodziewa sic przygotowac.
ca}y materyal dowodowy ma czas
tax, re process lssiecia moze sic
odbyc kohcem bm., leszcze
przed rozpoczeciem sic feryj sa-'
dowych.
Wiedei, 6 czerwca. - Ma pro-
Sbe berllnSklch WiadZ SadOWyCn
wiedenski sad wezwal ma dzisial
wielu arystokratow poslow IN
ne osoby celem przesluchania co
do ich spostrzezen, jake wezwa-
nj poczynili w obcowaniu z ksie-
ciem Filipem Eulenburgiem pod
czas jego pobytu W Wiednia W
ctarakterze ambassadors Cd 1896
- 1902 roku.
Pekin, 6 czerwca.-Rzad chin
ski odrzucii prosbe Japonii, ktora
sic starala o stacyonowanie 20
swych zolnierzy ma cllihskiem
terytoryum mad granica korean
ska. zolnierze CT mieliby "a zada-
ME chwytae koreahskichf pow
stahcow, ktorzyby sic chronili do
Chin.
Meksyk miasto, czerwca. =
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Wczoraj rano spalil sic dom J.
Kainza pm. 4722 Rockwell ave. ;szko-
dy wynoszs $500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-06

stowarzysze1 wiecej jak podwoiis
sic, wszelkie instytucye doswiad-
czane i lecznicze podlegfe Zwiez-
kowi funkcyonowaiy znakomicie.
Zebranieo otwarto bankietem W sa-
Ii auditorium, na ktorym pre-
zes zwiazku DR.. Billings z Chica-
go, zaznaczy}, re walka ze sucho-
tami Wilma bye poparta przez cais
spoleczehstwO, a przedewszy-
stkiem przez pracodawcow, kt6-
rych obowiazkiem jest dbac 0 zdro-
vie robotnik6w. w dalszych pra-
each kongresu wybrano wydziaa,
kt6ry ma poczynio formalne przy-
gotowania do kongresu jesienne-
go, ma kt6ry wszystkie kraje swia-
ia juz zg}osily swe reprezentacye.
W sekcyach i komisyach wygso-
szono ciekawe wyklady i referaty
specyalnej tresci. o
PAN BURMISTRZ SIZE
OZENIK.
Gadano O tenn luz oddawna, po-
cichu i p6glosuo, zapewniano g
zaprzeczano, az dis pie jest to juz
zadna tajemnica, ze wytrwafy do
niedawua burmistrz chicagosh, p.
Busse, cd pieciu tygodni jest szcze-
sliwym malzonkiem dawnej pan
ny Jozefiny Lee re zadowoleniem
nosi mahenskie okowy, kt6rych
tax d}ugo unikal. Dzisiaj wiado-
mo, re Stub nastapi@ W blu
re pana burmistrza i
znanym jest sedzia, kt6ry go u
dzieliA, wreszcie sam p. Busse
wczoraj zdai z tel sprawy osfone
tajemnicy, przyznai sic, re dla-
tego sic takim, otoczy{ sekreteln,
by gazeciarzy zwiese przekonaf,
ae ME o wszystkiem wiedza. Stub
tedy odbyl sic 29go kwietnia o
10 rano W ratuszu, W obecnoscl
5ciu swiadk6w, udzielii go sedzia
Brentano, dawny przyjaciel Bnsse-
60, poczem odbylo sic sniadapie W
hotelu Bismarcka. Panstwo Bur
mistrzowie zamieszkali tymcza-
sowo W hotelu "The Plaza" II
zbiegu ulic North Clark, ale ro-
wnoczesnie odwiedza} dawne swe
mieszkanie, by nieobecnoscia tam
ME budzie podejrzenia. Ia pare
dni p. Busse wyjeadza ze iona do
swej letniej rezydencyi we Fox
Lake. Pani Busse, domu Lee
jest c6rka artysty malaria i cd lat
mieszka W Chicago 2ma miod-
szemi siostrami, kt6rych jest opie-
kunka. P. Busse'go zna}a cd wielu
lat i }aczy} ja MIN stosunek SER
decznej przyjazni, kt6ra dojrzafa
W mifosc W czasie gdy panna Lee
pospieszyla do Pittsburgh, by pie
legnowa6 swego przyjaciela po INA
mel katastrofie, W r. 1907. Dawna
przyjaci6Aa jest obecnie iona P.
bur1nistrza.
W PKOMIENIACH.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-06

sHATTERMAN poaycEy wan picnic
day ma properta
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2 ZPERSYI.
o zamierzonej abdykacyi sza
Ma uniwersytetach austryackich strajku-
je 10000 studentow.

Dreyfu.syada wrnowiona. Wyand 6la Edwarda do RO'
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
POOR HAYTI-A CENTURY OF AN
ARcHY

Gen. Firmin, in exile in St. Thomas,
has claims upon the presidency of
Hayti. Gen. Fouchard, in exile in
Jamaica, has issued a statement of
his intention to take charge and cause
"A new Hayti 20 rise out of the ashes
ot the old" Gen Legitime's ambition
is unsatisfied with a term of less than
"a year on a previous occasion, and as
head OF the provisional government
be- holds the capital Gen. Simon, as
The leader of the victorious rebel ar
my. carries the biggest stick of all
and is not inclined to speak softly.
It is not likely that a new president
will come into undisputed power
without further civil war. In more
than a hundred years power in Hayti
has not once passed legally and
peaceably from hand to hand.
To- bloodshed Toussaint drove out
'ts British invaders. In bloodshed
/ he was beaten by NapoleOn's general,
Leclcre. and sent 10 die in a French
u-' s0n. Dessalines. who called him
f emperor" was assassinated
ChH-iophe and Potion divided the
country until the former killed him
self Boyer ruled by force twenty
three wears. and by force was over
thrown The blacks and mulattoes
long waCed civil war. SoulOuque
called himself Emperor Faustin L.
and for ten years reigned and tortur-
I ga and killed Geffrard, HyppOlite
Legitime and Tiresias Simon Sam
1 have filled the more modern newspa.
peers with gruesome stories of mas.
/ sacres and civil wars. Boisrond-Canal
and Firmin carried on the conflict
The latter was beaten six years ago
/ by Nord Alexis. already a veteran of
ninety Now he in turn is a refugee
and q new anarchy is paving the
way for a new despotism.
In Hayti revolt is as constant as
I tyranry-New York World.
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ss srsossAR pARDoNeD

49, Carins D. sisfrunk received a
hffef fHum rauahassee Friday after.
49, sfarIrr me- ne rarduninE board
49, Fraufsl e. pardon 20 AR. J. y.
nruhhar uho uuu convicted In the
kisFtas ooanig court about Two years
arn e. rutrrrlrmcut
To- rsra attracted "a great deal Of
arfrurlnn FL fEr time Mr StrobhaI
g. fn Cauaia. an after some Htiga-
60 m CO. sRfradition courts volun
tarlF rarrrntered to the Georgia AN
thnrfsa and uas tried In Atlanta
e. arruusi
o. uas afrraarIs tried in Gaines
va anf arrr go trials was convict
81 ~ rase aas appealed. but re
$751; .n .rF defendant nnaUy beinr
$500 fa fhr rarrurne comps az RYE
~ srsh Flarda
49, nHFaF rFFtr abandoned hei
huaHarH III fne huur af hIs misfortuu,
60 HararrI largrly sIEued peti
uar aslIrr Iar h.s pardon. 40 on,
49, hrHnfr. Dr. Ufe supreme happi
So aHI.f Hrm.f fn b.r in answer O,
a. Hrarrr
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zee uGaurY SCOT OF -FOUR
rUUkrs srREET

Errr rHn UasrTF along -Four.
tfHt Hr..I r.eaHa1s makes some
ruu Hr frr arauHflI display oi
atrnn Hr. aIfr plants tte yard
uf Nr ar. uu e. u B-ouu. ST. Sur
ruarH .-r HrIIr. I1f there are gor
n rrr.'a Hashes. with their
uarr H. arI are of ffe most beau
ffn' TrHrra Hasf In fhe cts
rnaf H..aHf rre whole of "a
u rHr -r. street ana 90,
$3.50 r.r...r~r
FE rars af rr.. arB shrub.
e. rsI .tsuHI.s o. aI residents O,
fH.a I.r f.s appearance ~ "a resi-
49,. n HaHHT.T rfarsty In wa,
co. rrr. .'@. ..r accomplish Nr
e. nH E#ar rat a.H f..I prom.
u r. Fl. H.aHHr Miami
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

Mr.. J. NJ. Pounds of Palatka, junior
sycamore l. o. R. NJ, for the state OF
Florida, succeeded in organizing a
tribe Of Red Men in this city. The
organization was completed and held
a meeting in the Odd Fellows hall
Thursday night, with thirty-six char.
ter members.
This order had its origin before the
revolutionary war, and was organized
purely for patriotic purposes.
1t will be remembered that at the
time of the Boston tea party" those
who boarded the British steamer were
disguised as Indians They belonged
to the order of Red Men. Before the
revolutionary war the object of the
order was freedom. After peace was
declared, and the freedom of the col
onies was acknowledged another OBJ
ject was added to their creed, that OF
friendship, and later on, charity. Sc
their object now is freedom, friend
ship, charity
Those who are acquainted with its
history say that it is the Oldest order
in the United States, and is the third
largest in the world
Another meeting will be held at
the Odd Fellows" hall next Thursday
night to elect officers and to duly in,
stall the tribe in Ocala.
Mr.. A. E. Burnett will represent
the Ocala tribe at the great council
which will meet in Miami next year.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
THE CHRISTMAS RED CROSS
STAMPS

The Federated Clubs of America
have undertaken as their special work
this year the systematic fight for the
prevention Of the spread of tubercu-
lOsis. Petitions are being circulated
20 urge the passage of bills before the
house and senate to this end, and the
various clubs of the Federation are
working for a sane and speedy meth
cd Of solving the problem in their
own states. The Christmas Red
Cross stamp has been adopted as a
means of making the work general
and giving everyone a chance to con-
tribute TO so worthy a cause. I quote
from a letter from Mrs. A. G. Cum
mer. OF the woman's Club of Jack
sonville:
You are no doubt well acquainted
with the fact that the income from
these stamps is to be used in an en-
deavOr to prevent the spread Of tu-
berculosis in our. own state of Flor
ida. That we need to arouse our
selves along this line of work goes
without saying, for il was shown at
the tuberculosis Congress held in
Washington that there were only two
states east of the Mississippi having
no place where the INDECENT tubercu-
losis patients might be cared for.
/ Florida was one OF them. With the
end in view of providing some such
sanitarium. We have decided to en-
thuse the state if possible, by the tu-
berculosis campaign, which will open
in January.
Would it not be less dangerous for
you and me, and our fellow men, if we
would support some such place on
well organized lines than to be daily
/ brought in contact with the careless
on the streets OF our cities?
In Delaware last year the women's
clubs OF the state made this stamp
sale a success, and $4,000 was realiz-
ed Not one club refused to take and
sell her quota of stamps, and this is
question where even the widows
mite counts materially.
LAS a suggestion of the easiest,
fastest. and doubtless one of the most
far reaching ways of selling the
stamps. would say, interest the mer-
chants Of your town or city to use
them on all of their mail, pasting it
on the back as a seal, or Immediately
az the left Of the regular stamp. Then
we may all use them instead of the
regulation holly sticker" in wrapping
our Xmas parcels"
The wOman's Civic League of
Ocala is a member of the State FEEDER
alton. and | have written for 5000 of
the Xmas stamps. They sell for a
penny each. and will be placed on sale
al all the drug stores and the Ocala
/ News Company. Let each member Of
the Civic League do all in her power
TO interest everyone in the sale of
7 these stamps. They are very attrac-
! tive. and besides making pretty Xmas
/ seals they carry the message that the
user is lending aid and influence in
the great campaign.
Ocala never falters in her duty to
\ the state and herself, and apart from
4 other considerations, as a matter of
civic pride, let's buy our 5000 Xmas
7 stamps. MRS. WIN. HOOKER,
Pres. Civic League.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
BINGHAM'S FOOTBALL RECORD
1908

Inc bluSHdm IOOIudlI team has l
Samuel ]. Barco of Florida as captain
of the team for next season. Barco !
has been playing on the team for two !
years as right guard and is one of the
very best men on the team. The ca
diets are hopeful and confident that
under his leadership they will be able
to put out a team next season that
will be fully up to the standard set by
this years team, which is one Of the
best in the history of the school.
Captain Nahikian of this years
team, one of the Quickest and fastest
players on the eleven, will not return
to school next session, but will enter
the Georgia School of Technology,
| and will very probably distinguish
himself there as an athlete.
It is hard, however, to mention any
special player as being fine for each
of the eleven, as we'll as the substi-
tutes played excellent ball and each
contributed his part to the success of
the season. MCGEE, however, de-
serves special mention for the part
that he has done as quarterback. He
has handled the team admirably and
is one of the best players ever seen on
| the local gridiTOn. He was also an
excellent ground-gained and a sure
tackler.
Koon did splendid work as full-back
and was a good ground gamer. He
was, however, best on his defensive
work, and also made many holes
through which the half-backs were
enabled to make splendid gains. Nor
ton, as half-back, was a great ground
gamer and bucked the line hard for
great gains. Kimball showed up we'll
as the other half. Wright and Awtry
were good ends and played good
games. Although Awtry is very light,
he did some excellent work.
The athletic association awarded
stars to the men as follows: Glenn,
three; Nahikian, two; Flora, Wright,
MCGEE and BarcO, one each.
Not one game has the team lost
and the schedule was perhaps the
hardest that any preparatory school
in the south has had to face. Only
twice were they scored against, once
in Columbia, by the University of
South Carolina, and once here when
the Davidson scrubs tied the score.
Glenn, one of Bingham's best men,
however, was out of the game that
day, and the rest were overconfident,
hence the result.
The score of the games was as fol-
lows:
Bingham, Sc; Knox County High
School, 0.
Bingham, 4; North Carolina Medi-
cal College, 0. g.
Bingham, IL; University of Tonnes
see, scrubs, 0.
Bingham, II; Lenior College, 0.
Bingham, II; University of North
Carolina, scrubs, 0.
Bingham, 10; University of South
Carolina, 6.
Bingham, II; Wake Forest, 'varsi-
| ty, 0.
Bingham, G; Davidson, scrubs, 6.
Bingham, %; Deaf and Dumb Insti-
tute, 0.
This makes a total Of 1913 points to
their opponents u.
The team has been ably coached
this season by Hansel Koon, an old
A & NJ. player and he has been ably
assisted by Cleveland Norton. Both
coaches deserve much credit for the
success of the team that they put on
the gridiron. The student body has
supported them and the team admira-
bly,.
At the conclusion of the season the
members of the team presented a
beautiful copper coffee percolator to
Mrs R. E. Grinnan for her loyal sup
port and aid to the team.-Asheville
On. c. Citizen.
The evening world., 1908-02-03
MINISTER K|TS At
BIBLE IN SERMON
Not a Solid Chunk of Truth.
He SAYS, and Wants Dispen-
Sation to Preach the TRUTH"

Rev William II. Eoocork. pastor ~
the First Reformed Church at Bayonnc.
one Of the la~res and weathiest con
g-egations along the Jersey shore. last
night startled his congregation by an
nouucng that after studying science.
geology and philosophy he had come to
the conclusion that the Bible was not a
solid chunk Of tru,h. He said the rec
ord of the construction of the universe
as found in the Eiulo md according to
science and geology conflict.
Il ask for freedom to preach the
truth" he said IF granted Will ap-
ply to the Chassis for a special djspen-
sation for two years for experimental
work ana will lay aside all present
forms and systems. r. | had known as
much about the ministry twenty years
ago az / do today | never would have
put my head in the moose. nut now that
+, IS there will fight for freedom "
He said he had conferred with several
well-known ministers in New York and
had suggested to them the advisabiHty
Of resigning as pastor of his church
here. but they advised him to apply to
the Chassis for permission to experimer.,
with his truth teachings" for two
years.
Rev. Mr.. BooCOck has been pastor of
the First Reformed Church here FOR
eight years, is married and has a lam
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