davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-24

mu okaza sic widoczniejszemi, zy-
skaja ma tenn socyalisci; wykazafo
sic to najdowodniej podczas wy
borrow uzupe}niajacych do parla-
mentrl, W kt6rych socyaliSci ode
brali radyka}om 8 mandat6w.
socyalisci w swoim interesie
pragna zaostrzenia przeciwienstw
i zapewne skorzystaja nadarza-
jacej sic sposobnosci.
''Panowie Jaures towarzysze
= pisze Lanessan W "Siecle" -
objawiaia roztropnose, wystepujac
"a reforrna wyborcza, gdyz niema
aadnej watpliwosci, re tenn wick
sze odniosa slkcesy, i'm bezwzgle
dnief radykaio8ie opiera6 sic be.
da reformie."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-24

100, dla Iiberalow IA, dfa .par-
tyi piracy" 1.
Powyzszy wynik niespodzie-
wany .nawet dla unionistow. Ii
czba glos6w unionistow z g}osa-
mi liberalow partyi piracy jest
rowna. Jezeli liberali, wzglednie
partya piracy w ostatniej chwili
ME pozyskaja nowych mandat6w,
rozstrzygac beda W parlamencie
mad Tamiza Irlandczycy, co aie-
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PRZEGLAD
pOuTfN MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago, "a stycznia.
(RefOrmG wy6OrczG aUe Frsncyi) J.

WiekszoS6 republikaGska parla-
mentu francuskiego ME powzie}a
dotychczas decyzyi stanowczej W
kwestyi reformy wyborczej; w 10
ME jej walcza ze soba diva obozy,
a W najnowszym ezasie wykaza4o
sic, ze obydwa obozy ME okresliy
dose jasno wyraznie swego stano-
wiska. Jasnem jest tylko stanowi-
sko tel grupy posl6w, kt6ra jest
przeciwna wszelkim projektom
zmiany, kt6ra domaga sic utrzy-
mania systemu dis obowiazujace-
go.
Obiczono, ze grupa przeciwna
iakiejkolwiek zmianfe skiada sic
ze 100 posi6w, nalezacych juz 70
DO stronnictwa radykalnego, juz
to do neutrality-suspicious.
Reszta dzieli sic ma dwie gru-
py, poniewaz chodzi w1asciwie o
przeprowadzenie jednego z dw6ch
proiekt6w; gdyz projektuje sic
wybory wedlug list wybory pro
DOrcyonalne.
Tax pierwszy, jak drugi pro
jekt ma zwolennik6w. So tacy po-
slowie, kt6rzy oswiadczajQ sic "a
systemem pierwszym, wszakze So
przeciwnikami systenu drugieg
kt6rzy gotowi odstapi6 cd probe
ktn jakiejEolwiek zmiany, gdyby
zmiana ia byla zawarunkowana
przyjeciem .projektu wybor6w
proporcyonalnych. z drugiej stro-
ny zwoiennicy wybor6w proporcy-
onalnych musza bye take "a Wy
borami podlug list, peniewaz jed
no bez drugiego niemozliwe. Me
bedzie take rzecza obojetna, W.
jakiem nastepstwis oba projel
reformy zostana przed}Ozone jak
odbedle sic glosowanie. Jest ju
wiadomem, re wielu posl6w po
Przyjeciu wybor6w wedhg list o
swiadczy sic "a wyborami proper
cyonalnemi, poniewaz tylko przy
pomocy wyboru proporcyonalnego
beda mogli vzyska6 mandat.
Rozwazanie tyea ewentualnosci
ME Jest bezprzymiotowem, gdyz
deputowany Hektcr Depasse, zwo-
lennik wybor6w pierwszych i
przeciwnik proporcyonalnosci, po-
stanowi} przedlozye W pierwszych
dniach stycznia parlamentowi
wniosek, azeby najblizsze wybory
odby}y sic pod}ug systemu list
bez uwzglednienia proporcyonal-
nosci. W razie przyjecia wnios5u
projekt reformy powr6ciiby znowu
do parlamentu i spowodowal po-
nowna wake pomiedzy od}amami
wiekszosei.
Wszakze obawy te, zdaje sic,
ME 50 sluszne, gdyi parliament juz
W spOs6b dose wyrazny stanowi-
sko swoje okreslil
" dniu s istopada po dysku-
syi, toczacej sic W caIem szeregu
pOsiedte6, wyjaSniajacej nalezy-
Gle istote refOrmy, nastapi}o giO-
sOwanie i parliament postanown
przejse do Obrad szczeg6sowych
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zbyt pomyslny dla ogolno-angiel-
skich stosunkow moze wziac o.
brot.
Kraza pogloski, re premier
Asquit ma podac sic do dymisyi
,prosic krola, ably zastapil go kon
serwatywnym nastepca. Asquit
mial powziac to postanowienie po
talk fatalnym dla liberal6w wyni-
ku wyborow. I.
Pogloskom tyn z llberalne]
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-24
przyrzsezenla przesIadu,a przeelWne przskOnanIa
WOina cIowa miedzy Memcami Ameryka.
ANCYA IANGLIA PRzECIW KNoXoWI.
NagrOdy "a wojne Kabyami. - Wylewy we fran
cyi -wOda pO III. petrO.

mad projektem glosami $50 pre-
civ 143; dowodzi to, IL znaczna
wiekszoso pragnie reformy. W ja-
kim kierunku wiekszose p6jdzie,
zadecydowane zosta}o W formie
niemniej stanowczej.
Pierwszy artyku@ zawieral try
ustepy: pierwszy ustep okresla
przejscie z wybor6w okregowych
do systemu list, drugi postanawia
zaprowadzenie wybor6w proporcy-
onalnych, trzeci powiada formal
ME, re reforma przeprowadzona
zostanie podlug ''przepis6w Daste-
pujacych."
Pierwszy ustep przyjeto 379
glosami przeciw 142, drugi PSI
przeciw 235. W chwili, gdy mia
no glosowac mad caiym artykulem
oswiadczyi prezydent ministr6w
BRAND, ze Rad domaga sic cd
rzucenia calego artykuiu re od-
rzucenie to uwaza6 bedzie "a 90
ttn, zaufania dla siebie.
Minister wystapienie swoje u
zasadniaf pomiedzy inneini bra
klein czasu do przygotOwania re-
formy, tax izby nowy system m6gi
znalez6 zastosowanie W wyborach
najblizszych.
Poniewaz wiekszosc parlamen-
tarna ME miala powodu do obale-
MIA gabinetu, przeto oswiadczy}a
sic W mysl wniosku prezydenta
gabinetu cofnela 291 glosami
przeciw 225 przyjete diva pierw-
sze ustepy artykufu.
z powyzszego: przedstawienia ia
rzeczy wynika najdowodniej, re
przeprowadzenie reformy wybor-
czej ME przyszlo do skutkrl tylko z
przyczyn zewnetrznych, ze wzgle-
du ma brak czasu dla wprowadze-
MIA reforrny W zycie / zastosowa-
MIA jej W wyborach nastepuja-
cych. Natomiast zasadnicze u
chwa}y parlamentu ME przestaja
obowiazywa6, wiekszosci; parla-
ment oswiadczy} sic tax "a wybo-
rami wediug list, jak i "a proper
cyonalnoseia
Uchwa}y odnosne parlamentu
znajduja sic r6wniez W zgodzie z
pogladami prezydenta ministr6w,
zaznaczoneIni W mowaeh wyg}o-
szonych przez tegoz W Perigneux
W parlamencie swiadczaeych wy
raznie TEN, re Rad projekt re-
formy wyborczej popiera GAIA
stanowczosciq. Tym sposobem uja-
wni1o sic, ze istnieje pomiedzy
rzadem a wiekszoscia pakt, We
d}ug kt6rego reforna ma bye
przeprowadzona dopiero pO mai
blizszych wyborach.
Zachodzi wszakie pytanie, dla
czego toczy sic gwa}towna sprzecz-
ka pomiedzy frakcyani wiekszo-
Sci? Ot6z dla tego, re reforma wy
borcza zamiast pozostae przedmio-
tenn rozejmu, staia sic haslem agi-
tacyi przedwyborczej, poniewaz
kazda fEakcya chce ja wyzyska6 na
korzysc wlasna szkode przeciw-
nika. Doszlo W zapale walk do te-
60, re przeciwnicy zarzucaja sobie
brak usposobienia republikanskie-
60, re wzaiemnie rzucaja ma siebie
klatwy.
Najgwaltowniejsza toczy sic
walka pomiedzy owe setka rady-
ka}6w: radykal6w socyaistycz-
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rzadowych pod Libertad W odle-
| giosci o IA mil ma pofnoc cd AGO.
yapa i stoczyla maia bitwe. Re-
wolucyonisci byli slabsi trzykro-
tnie, gdyz rzadowe wojska liczy-
ly 1900 ludzi, musieli sic wiec
cofnac, ME mogac odeprzec sku-
tecznie ognia dzialowego. Pre-
dnia strata wojsk rzadowych do
wodzi} jenerai Narcizo Arguelic.
STRAIT ME ma zadnych, gdyz rza-
DOVE wojska staiy poza linia o.
gnia karabinowego, jakim rozpo-
rzadzali tylko rewolucyonisci, a
artylerzysci rzadowi ME strzelali
celnie.
Berlin, "a stycznia. - w spra-
vie taryfy clowej nadeszla tu sly
frowana depesza, ktora jednako-
woz wywolala ujemne wrazenie,
gdyz zawiera postanowienia, kto-
rych Niemcy wykonac ME moga.
Pierwsze paragrafy odpowiedzi
zapowiadaly, re nieporozumienie
GLOVE odpadnie, ale nastepne O.
kazaiy sic, naturalnie punktu
widzenia Niemcow, pragnacych
jak najwiecej, niemozliwemi do
przyjecia.
Spodziewaja sic tu, re nastapi
dalsza wymiana depesz i dopie-
70, gdyby ia ME poskutkowala,
nastapilaby niemieoko amery'
kanska wojna clowa.
Paryz, "a stycznia. - Rzady
francuski angielski odpowiedzia
iy ma note Knoxa w sprawie neu-
tralizacyi mandzurskich kolei,
podobnie jak Rosya i Japdnia, to
jest odrzucily projekt tel neu-
tralizacyi. Wobec tego Knox 20
stanie sam re swoja nota z
Niemcami, kt6re popieraly jego
zamiary, majac widoki ma zdoby-
Gle wpiywow ma Dalekim Wscho-
die.
Madryt, "a stycznia. - I Okla
zyi powrotu wojsk hiszpahskien
z Marokko nadai krol Alfons od-
znaczenia, miedzy innemi jenera-
lowi Marine, gubernatorowi Me
lilli order krzyza ,Marya-kry-
sigma, zas jeneralow Weylera i
Polavieja (?) zamianowal gene
ralnymi kapitanami.
Paryz, "a stycznia. - Wylewy
w kraju w Paryzu coraz ostrzej-
sly przybieraja charakter. NizeJ
| poiozone strony miasta stoja pod
woda. Mieszkahcy przewoza sic
"a pomoca lodzi. Brak wody do
picia dale sic dotkliwie odczu-
wac.
| Lekarze policya zaradzaja
brakowi woody do picia, "a pomo-
ca destylowania wody ze Sekwa-
ny.
w Chalon okolicy dosiegla
woda wysokosci drugiego pietra-
Okolo Chateau Landon zapad9a
sic ziemia porywajac W swe cze-
luscie 4 domy, W ktorych na
szczescie tylko osob sic znajdo-
wafo.
Paryz, "a stycznia. - Telegra'
my i telefony kolejowe W casej
wschodniej Francyi powodu
wylewow poprzerywane. Wiele
mostow pozywanych, komuri-
kacya kanalami zastanowiona.
Najwiecej ucierpialy miasta
Lille Chalons Troyes. Sekwana
przybiera ciagle - posozenie W
Paryzu pogarsza sic.
w nowym tunelu pomiedzy
Place de la concorde" .Passa-
ge de Ia Trinite" stoi woda ma
wysokosei 81 stop. Geese bulwa-
ru St. German, ktora ley ponad
tunelem, zapad,a sic. Setki fabryk
stoi pod woda, wobec czego ty-
siace robotnik6w jest bez piracy.
Wzdluz brzegow, gdzie sic
znajduja piwnice winem wido'
czne sa ogromne szkody.
l. Wszedzie dniem noca pracuja
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strony appreciate kategorycz'
ME, maja to bye plotki, rozsiewa.
ne przez zausznikow lordow dla
pozbycia sic energicznego pre-
miera Asquita.
Managua, Nicaragua, 81 stycz-
mia. = Aresztowania czlonkow
partyi konserwatywnej trwaja w
dalszym ciagu, gdyz zarzucaJa
i'm spiskowanie przeciw radon
Madriza.
Z rozmaitych stron nadchodza
najrozmaitsze wprost do prawdy
niepodobne wiesci. Opowiadaja,
re rewolucyonisci zajeli rzadowy
okret parowy ma jeziorze nikara-
guaiskim, re jeneral Vasquez
przeszedi W szeregi rewolucyoni'
stow itp. Rad nazywa te wersye
niedorzecznemi bredniami. =
Z. San Juan Del Sur, "a stycznia.
Kontradmira} ar1erykanski
Kimball, stojacy ma czele floty
,Stanow Zjednoczonych ma wo-
dach Nikaraguy wezwal obywa-
tell amerykahskich publiczna o.
dezwa, ably sic wstrzymali Cd
mieszania do walki partyjnej i
lamania ustaw neutralnosci. Pan
Kimball oswiadcza, re ME bedzie
opiekowaI sic t. wv. anlerykafi-
skiemi prawami W Nicaragua,
jezeli Amerykanie sami beda Ia
mac neutralnosc.
Wedlug nadeszlych tu wiado-
mosci zauwazono w departameri-
Gle Chontalez W okolicy La Ii
bertad Santo Tomas, gdzie So
wazne poklady g6rnicze liczne !
slime oddzialy rewotucyjne.
w ca,ym kraju~ robia zaeiagi
wojskowe, daja jednak nowo "a
cieznym zo,nierzom te ulge, Re
pozwalaja i'm ma dzieh ise DO swo
jej piracy | tylko noe przepedzae
pod bronia W kasarniach.
Managua, Nicaragua, 81 stycz.
MIA. - Przesladowanie partyi
konserwatywnej zaskoczylo
wszystkich niespodziewanie ME
mile, gdyz nowy prezydent Ma
driz przyrzekl solennie obejmujac
urzad, ze bedzie przestrzegai
wolnosci przekonah, a obecnie
przesladuje partye, ktora CO pra-
VIDA syrnpatyzuje planami Es-
trady, ale w niczem ME moze ma
sic sciagnac zarzutu burzenia po-
rzadku prawnego. Wielu bardzo
najwybitniejszych konserwaty'
stow zanGlonieto "a kratami.
Przednia straz arrlii rewolucy-
onist6w, liczsea 500 ludai spot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-24

-Prosisz pan reke moiei eorld'
q COZ pan masz?
- ia, szanowny panic, mam widoh.
- No, to panu potrzebna luneta,
ME moja corla...
The Irish standard., 1910-05-07
ST. PAUL ELECTION
Republican Mayor Chosen-Demoerats
Control City Council.

Herbert P. Keller, Republican, was
elected mayor of st. Paul last Tues
day by nearly 5000 majority over
Henry G. Haas. The Republicans also
elected their candidates for comp
troller and treasurer, one municipal
judge, five assemblymen and four
aldermen. The Democrats elected four
assemblymen and nine aldermen, and
thereby retain control of the new
council by majority of four on joint
ballot. Judge Hugo Hanft was re-
elected to the municipal bench, and
E. C. Poucher and James Walsh, con-
stables. Following is the vote in de-
tail:
Mayor, Herbert p. Keller. 1904;
Henry G. Haas, 12,lSs; city comptrol-
Ter, William H. Farnham, Rep, 1887;
Edward J. Bishop, 1892; treasurer, S.
A. FarnsWorth, Rep, 1882; A. L.
Roth, DEM, 1927; municipal judges,
Finehout, Rep, 1884: Hanft, Dem,
1879; Drill. Rep, 1910; Boerner,
DEM, 1913.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r. Kane, DEM,
15,74S; D. H. Mitchell Rep, 14,769;
w. c. Hardy, Rep. 14,309; Oscar E.
Keller, Rep, 14,ls3; Frank Yoerg
DEM, 14,Ol5; E. II: Whftcomb, Dem.
1919; e. c. Mahle. Rep, 1861; L. G
Rogers, Rep, 1905; VIM Powers
Dem, 14,5OO. The above nine were
elected.
| Aldermen-First ward, John Bom-
qufst, Rep, elected over Chas. E. Ny
berg, Dem; Second ward, William
Baumeister, Jr, Rep.A elected over
VIM. e. Buschmann; Third ward, Jas
+. Maloney, Dcm majority, ZIG;
Fourth ward, f.. 7, Murnane, Dem.
majority, 1853; Fifth ward Otto w
Rohland, Dem. Sixth ward, J. D.
Hyland, DEM, majority, 654; Seventh
ward, Leavitt Corning, Rep, majority
SOL; Eighth ward, Chas. H. Gerber
DEM; Ninth ward, William ]. Troy
Dem, majority. 1873; Tenth ward, c
P. Montgomery. Rep; Eleventh ward
James C. Otis, DEM; Twelfth ward
Geo. J. Refs, Dem.
The Irish standard., 1910-05-07
AN INNOVATION
Chicken, Dairy and Truck Farms
Maintained by the Northern
Pacific.

For something over year the
Northern Pacific railroad has MAIN
tanned poultry farm at Kent, WASH
ington, near Seattle, where, on fifty
two acres, a flock Of eleven thousand
white leghorn chickens are producing
$50 dozen eggs a day for use on it's
diners. Experiencing such marked
success with it's poultry, this railway
company will hereafter secure the
milk and cream for it's commissary de-
partment from herd of three hum
dred thoroughbred mich cows main
tanned in the same vicinity. In addi-
ton to this the company has also
planted four hundred acres Of garden
truck at the station of Paradise in
western Montana, a favored spot for
vegetable culture. 1t is the first rail-
way in the country to undertake the
production Of edibles of its own for
it's dining cars. 1t also maintains q
large bakery in Seattle, and is now
building another one in st. Paul which
will turn out all the breads, pies, cakes
and pastry used.
The Irish standard., 1910-05-07
CITY TN bRIEF.

The Democratic state convention
will be held in this city on Thursday.
July 2S.
A May party under the auspices of
the w. c. o. F., st. Cecilia court will
be given Monday evening next at Odd
Fellows hall, Fourth and Central.
L. N. Scott, manager of the Metro
politan theater, had a narrow escape
from death in st. Paul Monday, when
his automobile and another were in
collision. His was badly damaged.
The Young Ladies' Sodality Of st.
Charles church will hold basket
social Tuesday evening, May 10, at St.
Charles church parlors, Thirteenth
avenue south and Fourth street.
John M. Gleason, undertaken and
embalmer, has changed his place of
business from Seventh street and is
now located in his elegant new quar-
tiers at III Ninth street south.
Major William D. Hale, Minneapolis
The Irish standard., 1910-05-07
Industrial Contest.

County Superintendent of Schools H.
I. HarterT recently mailed to each
teacher in the country districts of
Hennepin county the following circu-
lar relative to an industrial contest
to be held next October in which pu-
pills of the country schools will par
ticipate.
you will find enclosed Extension
Bulletin No. g. which describes the
industrial contest to be held next Oc-
tober in connection with the Mime
sofa Educational association. Please
read it carefully and endeavor to in
terest some of your pupils in the mat
ter. In order to compete in this con-
test, all must first compete in the
county contest which will be held un-
der the auspices of the Hennepin
County Agricultural society at Hop
kins, Sept. 22,'23 and "a. For this
county contest, prizes will be offered
as follows:
IoA SlC SIdlllS IueIlIlOu0Q III DlVl-
sion A, apples and crabs mentioned
in Division E, and vegetables in Divi-
sion F, of Extension Bulletin No. s.
$1.50 for the first prize, s1.OO for the
second prize and SO cents for the third
prize. The same prizes will be Of
fered for the sewing in Division B,
closes A and B; cooking in Division
c, classes A and B; and canning in
Division D, classes A and B of the
same bulletin.
Extension Bulletin No. g gives full
directions concerning the preparation
of all samples for the contests and will
be mailed from this office to those who
agree to enter the contest. In short
time a copy of this bulletin will also
be sent to the clerk of each district.
About July LIST additional information
will be sent members of school boards"
The Irish standard., 1910-05-07
Moore's Grave Neglected.

Writing in one of the Irish papers
a few days ago, correspondent said
he had visited the quiet little church,
yard at Bromham, in wiltshire. where
lie the remains of 1reland's national
poet, Tom Moore, and that he was sur
which stands at the side OF the grave
bore no inscription OIL the monument
to show when. to whom, or by whom
1t was erected: nor does the name
even of the poet appear on it. On the
old slab that covers the grave Moore's
The Irish standard., 1910-05-07
Died at New Richmond, Wis.

Mrs Patrick Kane, one Of the old
and respected residents of ST. Croix
county, passed away at her home at
New Richmond, Wis, April 22nd. The
funeral services were held at the I'M
maculate Conception church Tuesday
the 18th. Solemn high mass was cele-
brated by Rev. Father Hyacinth, as
sisted by Rev. Father Clcary OF Min
neapolis and Father Walsh of Erin.
Miss Tenie Murphy OF Minneapolis
assisted the children's choir and sang
ave Maria" Lead Kindly Light" and
Nearer My God to Thee" during the
services. Mrs. Kane was the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Heffron and was
born in Belmullet. County Mayo, Ire
land, Dec. 14th, 1886. When II years
of age she came with her parents to
America and in her eighteenth year
was married to Patrick Kane. Mrs
Kane and her husband were among
the earliest pioneers in st. Croix
county, and We're compelled to endure
the customary hardships thrust upon
the first settlers; but these privations
only served to mellow and enrich All
already beautiful character, and the
large concourse of people who came to
pay their last earthly tribute and fol-
low Mrs. Kane's remains to her final
resting place in the little cemetery at
Erin, beside her husband and two
sons, was a splendid demonstration Of
the high esteem in which she was held
by the community in which she lived.
To few are given the time of prepa-
ton as was given Mrs. Kane. Her
lille was one Of devotion and self-sac-
rifice as a preparation for the home
beyond, but she was also given spe-
cial time Of grace; for, since stricken
with apoplexy six months ago, every
word she uttered was a blessing and
prayer Mrs. Kane is survived by
eight children and four grandchildren,
all of whom we're with her the last
days. The influence of her kind and
loving nature, together with her many
excellent gu alities, will ever cndear her
! to the memory of her family and
friends.
The Irish standard., 1910-05-07
DEATH IN IRELAND
Of the Father Of Rev. j. Harrington
Of Minneapolis.
IndeDendent: saws

LIE btlLLe INDEPENDENT says.
A cablegram was received by John
Harrington announcing the death Of
his father in Ireland. The deceased
had reached the ripe old age of 90
years and enjoyed two of the greatest
blessings life can offer-good health
and a large family possessing the best
traits of the good old Celtic stock.
Nine children of a family Of II sur
vive him. Rev. FIR. J. Harrington Of
Minneapolis, Rev. FIR Harrington, who
is visiting his brother here, and two
Sisters of Charity are among those in
the United States.
Mrs. Harrington, wife of deceased
is still in good health. THE aged cou-
pie had lived together for Sc years
on a farm in Mileens, Bearhaven,
County Cork, and the cablegram of his
death came as a shock to his children
in this country.
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CRooKsToN DIOCESE
Has a Catholic Population Of About
10000.

Statistics in the current issue of the
Cathedral Bulletin show that the new
Catholic diocese over which Rev. Tim
othy Corbett, now pastor of the
Cathedral parish, Duluth, will preside
as bishop, has a Catholic resident list
of 1857 persons and that there are
still 36,545 Catholics left in the Du-
luth diocese, says the News Tribune
of May s.
Father Corbett will therefore have
great responsibilities from the outset
Of his bishopric and still greater OPP
portunities to develop the new do
cese and increase the strength Of the
church in it.
Next Sunday will probably be the
last that Father Corbett will preside
as pastor at the local cathedral. He
will Immediately afterward 20 into
retreat until May 10 when he will be
consecrated q bishop at ST. Paul with
five other new bishops. The occasion
Will be one OF the most memorable IN
the history of the Catholic church in
America and many Duluth people are
planning to attend.
In. Bishop Corbett's diocese there
will be % churches with resident
priests while there will be 81 in the
Duluth diocese He will have 16 do
cesar priests as against 81 in the Du-
luth diocese
It will be 81 years in June since
Father Corbett began his labors
in Duluth in behalf of the Catholic
church, he having come here in 1889
a short time before Bishop McGolrick
arrived as first bishop Of the new do
cese.
The property Of the Sacred Heart
parish consisted Of three lots, on which
were the church, the parish house and
the old st. Thomas school. The school
building was practically new, having
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been opened in 1885, but the church
was an old wooden structure, heated
by stoves and furnished poorly. The
residence was small and had to be en-
larged on the arrival of Bishop Nc
Golrick.
July 2, 1892, church and residence
We're destroyed by fire. Father Cor
bett and Bishop McGolrick lost no time
in preparing to replace them. A tenn
porary place of worship was fitted up
in the school building and four days
after the fire a meeting was held at
which steps were taken to raise mon
ey for the erection OF cathedral. The
foundation was constructed, but the
panic came and the work was held
up. Finally the cornerstone was laid
July Is, 1894 and July 26, 1896, the
new cathedral was dedicated.
with the building of the new tathed-
raj is only an instance of the effort
he has put forth to build up the par
ish, during his passionate. III 1904, the
cathedral school, a large brick struc-
ture, was opened to the children of
the parish. 1t occupies the site on
which the old st. Thomas school stood
In 1907 the Christian Brothers came
to Duluth and opened the special de-
partment for the boys in the cathed-
raj school and home for them was
erected, largely through Father Cor
belts efforts. Father Corbett must
leave unfinished the new cathedral
high school. a fine structure in course
of erection at the southeast corner Of
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Church Of the Incarnation.

The final plans are now about COM
plete for the new Institute of the In
carnation and contractors are prepar-
ing estimates on construction of the
building. At the call of the church
trustees an important meeting of the
general parish committee was held on
Thursday evening of this week. The
ladies Of the parish are organized in a
band of Willing Workers" and they
have decided to provide the pews and
furniture for the institute. They have
several hundred dollars in their treas
ury for this purpose. The Mems Par
ish club will provide for the heating
plant. wholesome enthusiasm pre-
walls and every member of the parish
is deeply interested.