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The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23

folk ANA Miss Selma Reed of stanton,
la. ANA united them in marriage
Pierce Leader cleo Lcdcrcr. who
has been in the employ or the Durland
Trust company at Nomolh for two
Years past has resigned his position
'horo and tor the past two weeks ha.
been working AS one of the rcgistra
ton clerks under judge Wilton a.
Dallas, ). H. Last Sunday CLEO cam,
homo from Dallas, aud about the first
IF November he coutcmplatos going
20 Lincoln to attend the state mivcr
sitN.
The Now pastor Of The Church OF
The Sacred Heart Rev j. c. Buckley,
recently assistant priest of ST. Peters
church, Omaha. held his first services
Sunday at s and 1880 O'Clock. In
assuming his passionate Father Buck.
ley commended the work OF his pre-
dcccssor Father Walsh, and hoped
hat his relations with the parish
would be- equally as pleasant Ser
vices az the Sacred Heart church viii
be- held Sundays at and 1880
O'Clock.
Among those who have passed
through Norfolk recently bound for
the Rosebud was Delegate Gale of
Fairbanks Alaska, who is Alaska's
delegate to congress. Mr. Gale was
accompanied by his two sons. lie ad.
mittcd that the Rosebud might be
their future home Delegate Gales
term in congress expires next March
ana he said that he did not wish to
90 back to Washington. The greatest
need in Alaska territory. he said, was
/ Legislative body
Omaha Bee: Louis Flcschcr made
I record run from Omaha ON his
motorcycle to Norfolk Wednesday,
when he went to O'Ncil to register
Tor the drawing of the Trip county
land. He rode his machine from
omaha to Norfolk and back and went
from Norfolk to O'Ncill ON the train
Mr.. FlcsChcr left Omaha at 6;3O a. m
md reached Norfolk at 12:25, having
covered a distance of 13l miles, the
extra distance being Registered on
his CYClOmctcr because Of losing his
way. AS il was he made better time
20 Norfolk than a railroad train which
left Omaha at 40 the same morning
Pierce Leader: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Raasch, living four miles south of
Pierce. returned home last Saturday
from WATERFOWL, Wis. where they
had been enjoying a visit of seven
weeks with relatives and old friends
Hhoy had not been to Watertown for
fortN-twO years and he says that near
~ everything had undergone a com.
plGtC change i'm that time. although
The old farm home bears some rcscm-
dances by which he could recognize
It. He was one of the first settlers
in this part of Nebraska and when he
came here there was no Pierce, hardly
my Norfolk and the country i'm this
part of Nebraska where now abound
beautiful fields and homes was then
Jast plain of prairies, inhabited by
scarcely no one but the red man. Mr..
}aaSch was one of those husky tiIlers
Of the soil who believed in the future
If this country and remained here,
aud that he has succeeded is well
known by all. While Mr.. Raasch en-
joycd his visit to the old home of
neary half "A century ago, yet he was
clad TO get back 10 Nebraska where
he expects to spend his remaining
lays.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23
No. of Amount

William MOrdcn Mari is entitled to
either a gold medal and a pension s,r
the CcnsurC of the federal court, de.
pending ON the Wow of the victims of
money lenders or Harry j. Cullen.
Mari, according to Cullcn's petition
before Judge Lands. is the only man
to COntrivC a successful means of beat
ing the loan game. How successful
he was at beating it is suggested by
Cullen in the above table of figures
1t is alleged that Mari, who is a
telegraph operator living at Califor-
mia avenue and Thirty fourth street,
made a business Of borrowing all he
could get and then taking advantage
of the federal bankruptcy act.
Nor did Mars ingenuity cease here
Cullen says he had more original
ideas up his sleeve than dog has
ilcas. After he had been uniformly
successful with borrowing and bank.
ruptlng he moved up notch. He
went TO his friends and told them he
had good scheme for beating the
"sharkS.' For a small fee he would
let them in on his system. Did he
stop there? No. He had another
good idea. lie went to the loan ar
lists and informed them that whole
lot of his friends were going to take
advantage of the bankruptcy act, and
it would be a good idea for them to
pay him CMarr) a salary to stay the
mad rush Tor the federal courts.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23
Ice ShOrtane.

Valentine NcO., oct. Special TO
In" News; w. d. GARRISON, our city
'ccman, has notified the families that
lc is running short of ice and will
have to discontinue furnishing ice to
private houses
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23
The Prettiest and Best.

Butte Gazette: Born in Norfolk
20 Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kinds on
September y, a fine girl Grandpa
Kinds says sh" is tn" prclticst anG
best baby in Nebraska
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23
Purchase Of the o'NeiIl Short Line

Omaha World Herald; Purchase OF
he Sioux City, O'Neill a Western
'oad, 1870 miles from Sioux City tc
D'Neill, has been made by the Burling
on from the Great Northern II is
.hought eventually the line will be cX
tended from O'Neill to Alliance or
some point west to dispute territory
With the Northwestern For yea
this road has been operated by the
burlington. II was built about eighteen
years ago 10y Donald Mclean of Nov
York and f. c. Hills and A. $. Gar
rotson Of Sioux CRY with intent t.
build ON to Ogden, UDah. About eight
wears ago the Great Northern bought
and took it out OF receivers hands
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23
NEBRASKA o, MINNESOTA {.
! "o Western Teams in Great Struo
gle in Minneapolis.

Nebraska ana Minnesota paved i
tie game on the Minnesota ncld gol.
urday, the score standing 0 70 n ~,
'o2 me Cornhuskers won over Min.
nesota to o, Since then victory ta,
rested with Minnesota though often
br a narrow margin
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23


lwo churches
mcgaphonc Call to the best Churrn in
town, or the invitation to some hurdy-
surdy show
Commonplace Excitement.
Four negroes, playing ON Strugcd
Instruments, toured the little city IN
an automobile; -four painted, bonnetcl
Indians, also i'm an automobile, made
their way through the streets with
their white ciccronc believing an in
yitatiOn. An occasional glib street
merchant draws a crowd; the half
dozen saloons appear to be abundant.
ly patronizcd. But have not seen
any drunken men, and the women one
meets are quiet and good looking.
There are number of sweet faced
girls i'm the Offices where aHidavits
of registration are filed. On the west
Of the town there is a plcasauuCo
called "thC pike, but this is not per
NaSiyc save for the evening bawling
Of the "strikcrs' and the very brassy
music of the brass band.
Street Signs.
Some of the street signs are as iol.
lows: "Peoplc's Saloon" "Fircworks.'
"BUnk"rs Shooting Gallery" Bowl
ing Alley Name Engraved Free
Hear Morphy at the Pike "uamm's
Beer, Iowa Lunch Counter" short
Order Luncn," Beds" Indian Gu
rios" "Brazzol Saloon. Fremont Beer
Rosebud Land and Title Company,
ZOO Rooms and Beds, New and
Clean Family Thoatcr, 10 Cents
zone Hours Entertainment" Dough
nuts and Apple Pie" "Chock Yom
Luggage Every EngIishD.
Hot Water and Clean Towel
\ young man standing ON corner
called out: "COmc right in; plcnty
Of hot water and clean, individual
tOwcl,' he was in charge Of a face
washing booth.
There are restaurants" everywhere
aonc of them palatial many of then
as neat and tidy as me dust will a.
low them to be
Feeling the suggestions of amiabil
ity, ! called out to one strenuous mar
IN charge of tent feeding place:
"Ilow's busiucss?"
"Nothiu' dom, people wont eat in
cent when the wind blows
II" made speciality of oysters.
Good Quarters.
1t does not seem necessary to slice,
ON the prairie in the Ice of a straw
and, luckily, | found Il room in a lit
/" fran" houa" u short distance out
Of the city
TIN" admirable wide bed invites tC
Iumb"r the jug is filled with waite,
stack or lunch off the east wind
aud the towel is large and soft.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23

tractcd by certain words added to his
Oft repeated formula The words
were those
.............. ...................
THE way of the trunsgrcs.
sor is hard"
.,s........... ....... ............
The words sounded odd In that gam.
bling room and | stared at the good
looking man OF middle age who spoke
them.
"a long time ago. ! said
Yes, a long time ago
"Whcn?'
"Whcn ! was a boy"
"Whcrc?"
81 sang in the cathedral"
"Whcrc was that?'
I'm the cathedral at Worcester, Eng
land"
THEY made you go to church a
good dcal?'
Yes, q good deal too much.
Liked the Mans Looks.
Well that was all, except that
liked the mans looks. If had been
admitted to the dcacOn's orders, |
think should have said Cbut uu-
spokcm something like this;
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23

"Oh, holy church, thy scat.
tered sheep may not be mum
bcrcd for their very multi
tudc; having them Canst thou
not keep them; and losing
them, Cmst thou not recover
them AGAIN.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23
Admits Superior Class.

After the game superintendent
flSher Of Neigh admitted that his
eleven had been outplaycd. Il still
mink, however" he said, that leaving
aptain Weaver out of the game that
Neigh is a match for Norfolk"
Neigh played fully as hard a game
against Norfolk as Madison did
ortnight before and an interesting
came is expected when Madison and
Weigh meet on November 7. Ncligh
vas defeated by O'Neill G to q while
Madison has defeated Columbus.
The lineup in Saturdays game:
.NoIlOIk Nclipl
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23
Norfolk p. Nelinh O

Norfolk -, Neigh 0.
Push the Norfolk high school an
other notch nearer the north state
nigh school football championship.
Showing even better form than in
ne victory over Madison two weeks
ago the football warriors of the Nor
ok high school made captives of the
eleven from the Neigh high school
saturday afternoon on the Norfolk
yridirou
Neigh was outclasscd in both the
irSt half and the second Norfolk
scoring eleven points in each.
Norfolk was strong on both often.
iiYc and defensive work. Neigh could
loithcr Withstand Norfolk's plungcs.
solve the fake plays or advance the
pail when it came into their bosses
sion
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23
HOW HE BEAT THE LOAN GAME.

Chicago Man Tries Bankruptcy Six
Times and is About $4,000 Ahead.
Chicago, oct. II. Court data on u
professional hnmlIrnnI.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-23

traCtcd by certain words added to his
Oft repeated formula The words
were those.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
PLANNED TO MURDER
EVERY AMERICAN
Msxicans az Santa Rosa Nine
Placed Dynamite Under Board
ing House and Compauy's
Store-Work Of Revo-
lutionists

TUCSON. ARrZ-Sp~rfal -Nert-
cans employed az Santa Rosa nire ia
Sorora- TIVE miles south % DougiaE-
trled . kNl sTery Ausrican tn TIE
CAMP ~ piacing sticks q dynhnits
under the Aracrican hoa~Glnr hose.
ne cowEary.s store ant th- fcrersrs
oNce rhe dynamite unter thr beard
insncuHs Sent a dczsn men through
rh- reef A.. or fhsr has legs as
arms brcEs-. and some ars more daa-
EcrousiV Injured TIE fuses wers timed
So shat tEr erE tcairra would rccur a.
most at rrll targc 4sly. Ant fes near So
lected ~as tnat 90 the ersnlrE meal
Dynamite vas hlsc rlacst oFneath ths
ee perl fsn1er3a residence. rns com
panya store vas completely tsuaoi-
Thomas FaEin. ths forsraaa. aae his
~ - were ia their hons eut ths a.
Mantle failed 90 iEnita Tha aucsr-
tntertenta cfrce Uas Demolished. b1t
- had strpped cat Ger rlInuta fuat
ocfore the spark reached ths ezDloalv-
tcrernor Torres haa hesn notinst
And rlralrs are already en- ths scene
They arrives IN time g Rrsveht q
slaughter % the Mexicans. elEhteea 81
whom are uzcer arrest
The attempt 60 dynArnias tha Azart-
cars - tcought 20 - The work % syn
pathine-s WITH TIE MeKieaa rawoiatio.-
sta Who are now IN les Anreian Ths
sympethiEera believe them - - per-
secuted - the Americans
There has beea ne troah8@ ae ths
mtns previously.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22

What dos catnip 90 for a eat Ny
family ~ eats and Kittens bsr for "a
After small dose they cut - al
sorts OF shines and iidoes. Their an
tics sre a. good as any circus first
they relax Then they stretch Eat cut
on their sides and roll over In a
happy tciirium. They jump jim Grow
waits on their eyebrows. spin On their
tails. turn somerrnults. cavorL box
wrestl~, race over the house Ike mad.
and nnaIy fall asleep. A package
of dried catnip costs cents You
can have 81 worth % fun out % a.
at ans um,. Some of the dogs viii
eat it and 60 into rapturcs Any anl-
mai eating 10 becomes good natured
u lille the erect lasts.
catnip. or catncp. fs a corruption %
~atwtrr 10 Ia an oWcinal herb. me
botanical name being "nereta cRta-
ria.' T'Nc leaves ara cops are srlnl-
l.art ana fnrfe They are a earn a.
rrc-calw ana soothing they cause
40 increase no pe~epI ration and are
prescribed w.fh sacrtea az an eus-
r.rNar.r.n. some discerning eats
prefer tnr plant rrrer. while others
.Ne SO .r'ru If em.Ia ard tastes 'lko
veN CURED hav wIfn a. eUErt aurges-
ron 90 tobacco have often nnn-
lercl whr wnn should NOT smoke Ii
.n a pure state or mixed wlth tobacco
Kew York Press
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22

Ny bleed "a tnin- ana &c e. n
I've no fat az q hurer
Against The cold. and that IS whr.
To sons extent I suSer
Ny rat has insu factent stsaEn.
Tel taks "a al together
or sumner 7 don't fondly areAzn.
uks thtn winter weather.
Z sometimes go an awfgi cam
When these cold hreezes facfnE-
they may % crisp and whciesorns. stt1l
40 not md them cracinE
But though 7 don't possess a aise
that's hard and tough a. leather.
on southern Ciim~s Z 1on't tactda-
like this winter weather.
Th- cold "a hard upon a cAan
And somewhat % be t~rafet.
Bat oh. q love mv uffie nap
And 7 am quite haitnea1et
I'm fhankful fhat the pesky ~
CANE stretch nis seasons fefrer.
Z tnre in comfort now. that's phy
AXE trIa wtrter weather.
Chicago News
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
SAYS He WILL WE'D
MRS. VANDERBILT
Count Hadik, Of Hungary. Al
nouaces 20 His Family HIS
Engagement 20 Rich
American Woman

BERL1N.--sDscsal- Alsx.z-
Der Hadik. q HonEary. AAs aanounes6
20 Ms family hss snEaSsrnent % Nrz
Cornelius TancsxaIL Tns csunxs
orother. state Secretary Coast JenA.z
AaciS. says Oar family rot ga arse
ness e ~ brothers eseroshal crora-
ne zswspapera bus ne naus dny sha
nersraper arnouncements wsre pus-,
hshet ietter arrives wharsla ny
brother himself announced that Ne vvaa
20 ved Nh Vanderbilt sl-cs tnsa'
We Rave hears rothiaE fu<tAsr-
The forthcorinE marriage fnl.a %.
create any ntruEiaan anonr rha
Hungarian nobility. vho have est "a
terest iu the Counts aEairn bscaass
OF his disregard % coavsafionalfttea 80
me HEelk family - oas q the anaat
m Hungary There are 1vs erotherA
ne ELDEST OF vhom inherited the bzIk
- TIE tznrnerse family fort4na Each
~ ths fcur other hrothers ksd ttec.-
eoo which tNs sltest settles upon each
Alexander Hattk lost hla entirs fer
tune On ne Budapest Ssoek ExchAnRs
In Ltf1 Ne attempted - rshablll~
tate himnelf with the aid q aa~1s
an1 horssA Couut Aiexandsr ~ con-
spicuousiy Ecot licking and eEces3-
iagis cisvsr. He iatsly snsaye4 a teaa-
inG political rcss. being a vsry goc4
speaEer. he ranks as HUAEAryra saat
fenoax and rnarksran
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
ADOPT PROCEDURE
IN BLACKSTONE TRlA
House Committee Formulate Plans
and summon Witnesses 10 Ap-
pear February 2)th-Mere-
dith to Prosecute.
RIrHNoND. vA--speciai

\ y
The House Committee Tor Courts %
justice met yesterday. according 20 En-
sifuctlons from TIRE House, and adopt
30 a lire ~ procedure 90 the slack
AZ thr outset AR. Montague present
ef a. r.ecia 8on Go ccutin-e. tie hear
ir< urtf thursday. JulEc Blackstone
60 Do nctilel and directed 90 oe pres
emf In the meantime. AZ Page cp-
accused was not being Eivcn time
eno1s1 - Refare rs ease
toward AIR kaSe and muttercd Right"
several t-nes. and as ar. Wyndham
Meredith. wac IS r-rresentinE the
~ ecetl oo. endeavored tc gc, the eye
Eage tu med ateiy 90 lerted.
Will ask this committee 20 50
before vn1 allow a rep-ezentativs
~ the pros .-tion go say anything here
II thc absence ~ Jlage Blackstone or
Nr Meredith merely wished 20 sug-
sf,t tNaL tne committee * upon
time ten days hence 90 hear the charges
- the motion made hy Mr. McrtaEue
was accepted as amended. and Fsbru-
tine Tor the beginning or The invest
cation.
Captain T. F. Lspseons. OF RinE ard
Queen county. was chosen sergeant
alarms. and directed 90 serve the pa
pers upon Judge Blackstone forthwith.
ant 90 summon witnesses. The iist OF
witnesses embraces the following
From Hampton-B A. Lewis. " O.
L raliaferro, John Weyouth. ". W.
Woodward ~ Y. Sprafley. r p Mon
fag-e r \ Collier. IS Curtis. n
~ Holt r 81 Moore Roland ID Cook.
~ a. Earscue. R Tennis. c. W
Hope r. Haskl-s. " Rowe. T.
p Wilson. \ Dudley
From PnoebIs-R c. clark. Z. T.
johnson Harry Siwpklrs T. ~ Ten
-i-. Mamie Sharnr Bette or Bertha
Mason. W. r. Williams T. r. Furncss.
D- ~ IS Nan1er-l.re
Prom Sew port News-R NJ Lett D
- E1rr.eI.-. Marquis Jones "
Ners 80 R-aEtou Louis c.. pail
Ip- ~ r berkeley Charles Copefa q g.
Dr ~ r-ewry. peter-hu-E Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22


The story az N.asara isl cuI %
strange tragedies. one e Che wrs-
dramatic of chem ls as follows
hundred yards above enc brIrk ~ che
American fails rock Ten f-eL square
projects COZ rout above rne water
in wils-rea-l- one morning che lr-
hahIflnts awoke and saw man SITE
-lug on g. The noise % the rapids
prevented verbal commlni clr.rr laey
did ncr. DO nov. and never wil know
how he got there. He stayed There
rhirty-s-x hours. The people rele-
graphed 90 Buffalo. and the railway
company sent one excursion train az
ter another for tnlr-y-slN hours 90 see
the man on the rock They painted
signs and stuck them up FOR the man
20 read. saying. We viii save you"
Two hundred yards above there IS q
bridge From this by ropes they n0at-
"a rats with provisions 90 him. A.
the end OF his stay a big raft came
for aim 20 get on. WAT they were
going 70 do with him &c they get him
IN thls SETTLING rapid Is not known.
Ho tried and failed and went over the
fNll-B0stOn Transcript
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
ROANOKE TO PROVIDE
WORK FOR THE IDLE

ROANOKE Special-The Roa-
rcke Ilry Council last night adopted
resolution iDstructlnE che CITY En-
Elrcer o. employ the Unemployed men
~ tre c.-r ur street and sewer lrl-
prov ts wherever re could end
needed WORK watch could De done hy
tre t.rrc. fle account nor exceed or Is
tle eNrerl- t-re q $500 for any one
p-tce 90 Nur-. and the street and sew
cr Committees we've ordered 20 report
on -1Nr.t en- enfs ln general. so trar
t.-s fn43 ce legally advertised for and
-n tals waE give employment 70 hlr-
or four months
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22

hope I'D meier Dr. very sick
Fer ia feel some arer-e
To sticking o-- uy coated tongue
TO an enchanting nurse.
And u She trlei 81 f-ei my pulse
Know I should Srov worse
And & she rlt Dc. arm about
Ay meek 60 raise nay head.
or SAID. Ll lltt sou 90 ms chair
while 3 make Lr your bel.-
The blusnes would blush would quicl
Ny features oversprcad
or - she Eilded 20 NY bed.
While Wrlrhef wide awake.
To put g. mustard plaster where
Iwculd help the stomach acne.
q shrek az her. ] know / should
GO Nay. for heavens sakei"
~ Vas very. very sick.
And was com PEELED 70 sup
AZ nourlshment. held up ~ her.
Out OF a feeding cup.
I might get we'll but I believe
Ny fever would go up.
Houston Post
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
LEAVES AFFINITY"
TO JOIN HUBBY

NEWBURG. ~. Y.-Special-Mrs
Wallace Miller. OF this city. whose
husband sold his household furniture
last November 20 provide her with
funds with which she could 20 20 salt
Lake City 20 join the sweetheart OF
her childhood. - home again She re-
turned here . few days ago. arriving
NJ night. telcphoning 10 her husband
she was home again and asked him
20 meet her az the railroad station
Miller az once FASTENED there. for
gave his wife. ana the family 10 once
more reunited
Following Airs MIier's departure
KILLER received q letter from her In
which she said she had repente6 OF
going before she reached Salt Lake
City. and asked him TO take her back.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
ANOTHER HATFIELD
FEUD IS PROMISED

ASHLAND. kT.-Suecta Robert
HatfeId "a relative 90 fhe Haffelds
20 Hatfeit- Mccoy fcul fame. vas
found with hands and feet tci e. a
tree on mountain side last sunday
Pie WAS cut loose and taken. apparent
iy NfeiHss. to Louisa. where ne Ia now
a patient cf the Riverside Hospital
Tie had been left hy hts enemies the
Wilmots he says. Go ale His feet and
arms were SD badly frozen that ~ was
necessary Co ampuate his left arm
and several toes
Hathcli is noe likely fo live. bat he
swears ha win gather hls friends 90
take vengeance Du his enemies
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
LITTLE PROSPECT OF
UNION OF CHURCHES
Rector Takes Issue With Arch
bishop Ryan as to Episcopa-
hans Becoming Catholics

fasA-AbkL- t'liEA.- -S cCia.- Arch
eiahog Ryan thinks there may lc a
SoEpcrltr union ~ ArElicans AMI
EpiscO bsiiauS with the Catholic
ChUsvh iu the near future. Asked
Tor MS views on the Romcward uinVe-
uaent which ministers and inyrrrn ~
the Protestant Episcopal church crys-
tAiliEc0 az q meetlug ln NrW York
Monday evening- the archbishop said
The present movement among
EptscOps iiaus tn this country ls the
one Lord Halifax and a great party in
England belong 20. looking toward re-
unlon with Rome There can he no
Gu-suon that there is such a move
mcnt in the Episcopal Church 7
think great many hpisccpa Viil
come INTO me Catholic Church irfi-
vtduaiN. and there may D. p cor
porate GriCn-
Arch bishop Ryan was asked ic ne
Episcopal cicrEy could b. received
into the Catholic Church fin body
and recognized as pri-stN He replied
They are not priests Tney would
have 10 D ordained. The CLERGY % the
Greek Church are priests. and when
q mum Der az them came into the
Catholic Church their orders we're
recognized as valid
NEW Saecisl.--It IS th-
height Or foollShness." said the Rev
Or. . Al Christian. rector % The
~ kcoHAA 1nlrch or ~ hlry tnr VIZ
Sin. yesterday. TO talk 90 uniting the
Episcopal and Roman Catholic
churches. which az the present time
are trreparably separated. thanks 20
che bull OF an infaiNhie Pope IN.
meeting % the rcrrcrentarfxeS of che
Anglican Church night before last 90
start q movement intended % unite
the churchee was nothing short 90
treason 90 the Episcopal Church or
the part o. those who PARTED ratet. "
Dr. Christian said that the move
ment would not Pc taken seriously hy
anyone. and declared that unless the
Roman Catholic ret-l-t~d statement
that che priests 90 the Episcopal
Church had ro rirr- 90 ccielraf, the
sacrament unf a-s nCV Vl-.g rd tne
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-22
vE-YEAR-OLD BOY
KILLS INFANT BROTHER

LEBANON. pecial-R usseIl
the teen-months-old baby OF Walk
er Smith. OF Advance. Ind near here,
was shot and killed By = shotgun IN
the hands OF the baoy's brother, win
sion. aged twelve years.
Mrs smith had gene on a visit 10
q neigh Dor. leaving her four children
az hons. The story told By winston
Is that ne was swapping the gun 70
arnuse the baby. During his ulomen-
tary absence from the room Louis
smith. aged Eve years. saw q shell and
slipped Il lnto TIE gun WlnEtOn- not
being aware OF this. attempted to
break the gun with the hammer back
and discharged the she'll
The contents entered the oaby's neck
and killed him.