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aaneen a +o ann mtn - a pce eens een a ne LPC AB S08 ADS» Elk Sn mt we oS THE EVENING WORLD, weunrsvar, APRIL 29, 1900. by Inference from surrounding umistan 6 1 singly inconclusive unimportant » defendants could ithority 0 produce exigencias of the de- ——WETWTH TROUBLE) Opposed Because He Was a French- man, Rt. Rev. John Dubois Also Had the Orangemen and the Infamous Maria Monk to Contend With. | > se Ne .-F. A. > New York broker, who failed for $1,000,000, passed ern to-day, en route from New York. He was accom- nurse end appeared feeble. » will adjust business mate ann t nto live. His Mf the largest and finest in - * We Sell on the positive guarantee uat if it does net give satis- Judge Hough Overrules the Demurrer to Indictment | Charging Conspiracy sita narles W. Morse and Alfred Curtis, recentiy indicted Grand Jury on to defraud pplication of Rank ot N stand trial as handes 4 the Catholic Church History in New York. i Written Especially for The Evening World e twenty-nine counts sverrilid by faction we will return the | BY REV. J. TALBOT SMITH. | es. ay mer ease he Wome ane i aad ARTICLE No, JEM MONROE" te. w hy tk . | q HE third Bishop of New York hap- 7 pale and ask all those who are. sick and need strength to try it with this understanding. io ne TO GET VINOL IN N.Y. pened to be a Frenchman—a fact takes which disagreed with the Catholics “of the diocese, and caused Rt. Rev. John Dubois many annoyances, not to say sufferings, during his FIFLYCHLOREN = fourteen years of administration. “3 ‘ : po " - (N TALLY Hu ne He was a man of considerable é on x | ‘ talent and imagination. Like all y eS wy : oe | ull Frenchmen of that day, he dreamed ROBESPIERRE’ - ; : * le St. corneg Waldorf. great things about the future of the Republic, and also about the future of the religion in America. ‘CARDINAL G/BBONS He had been a schoolfellow of the terrible Robespierre, at that time fnnocent enough, and later the quiet, well dressed deputy in Paris, whose * make money. & ’ Protestant and Catholic cficials, and the records showing NEW STPETER'S | Little Ones son We Way to Mass BARCLAY: ST: at Cathedral Run Into Rach Ae Wreck. : | pana la} r ; awful destiny no one dreamed of in 1790. He helped Father Dubois to’ know that Ned Bun : FA CHILDREN TRIED cI l | z= JAMES McGREES RY & G0 get away from France, and the young priest settled in Baltimore, made | called Ned B r Sisters of z s & : a great name for himself by his labors as a missionary, a greater mame jhe woe NERELE t hanson 23rd Street s4th Street otherwise = by establishing successfully the famous Mount St. Mary’s College at Em- mettsburg, and became the fast friend of James Madison and other lead- ih ng fem aeescoit “CINE Ay MASS IN SUBWAY, BIT Girauacrgaria cites exciting On Thursday, April the 3oth. ers of the time. It was quite proper that he should be appointed to oN aria Mork after Mri Stone's careful 2 a NCEE WAS TDS i cnor of int the See of New York. - book ts It is said that he received a cold welcome. The Catholic paper of #ctualy | fp4 Wa has been followed seve: LADIES’ HOUSE GOWNS. 1n'‘£oth Stores, fie lime, Ls pe nen uenole The whole city was sad over 223t of fakars, postuc as « 3 Dotted Swiss and Lawn House 7 , conte a : e failure of the popular Father Power to he made Bishop, an honor | genie ’ Gowns. Trimmed with lace. which he certainly should have received for many powerful reasons, |“ i xest Voices Represented Par-|Hit Side of Car listead Ofitsavar which do not matter now. The trustees of the churches did not take to} i chia! Schools at Special Cel- | Going Under Wheels -—Is cok are Challie and Albatross Negligees. Badly Crushed. Noam, cel im meee us Go carn 6.50 and 9.50 1 —_——_ an immense coach drawn by te} ' Cloge behind came and unprecedented AN unidentifled man, supposed tO coach bearing a lot ve ® workman, who wanted to have fil'in thelr best bite and tuckers and| MILLINERY DEPARTME) 2.75 and 4.50 the amiable prelate, end did all in their power to annoy hine They attack. «: Dubois would permit no special collections to undertake the necessary work in| agreeable ebration Service To-Day. the diocese, and they held back the sums actually collected. Sometimes they closed a church against all worship, as the whim seized them. They fixed the hours for service, for special devotions, and for baptisms and A mas TS. In Both Stores, in this community, was celebrated at the Cat as part of the Scans Se Ee eR aTe GoTo An unusual collection of Trimmed ap usons They paid the Bishop so poorly that his best efforts were : of a subway train at Spring street sta- | of the aye} were ont of. ‘The head nun a. ' b tlon to-day, di babe bs of little girls were out of every window, | ie : : ‘hi paralyzed. jie ap ees sk waile of the 12m * te didnot properly calculate Ree a Air Ean: Hats, including Leghorn, Milan, Chip : Sought Funds in Europe. if reat edifice to were 6,00 ohms Rue eee Frank Clarke, 240 DeVoe street, and fancy braids, Smartly trimmed Over ii he | Nita beniebaie: Brooklyn art ts coa , : = He was forced to visit,Europe and undertake a beggi } cele b (cag by with large rosettes of ribbon, flowers : He wa dt ing enterprise : long had been rented from SoAlitz's ’ ’ for his American mission. It was very successful, for he brought back a ety ad mess Between thayincen a sea wings and fancy feathers. 9.00 | good sum of money, church supplies of all kinds, and a few priesteito 2 ee cath wei ra he ut ba Dy icon wacavoroaslnets UEOTT Sc aeeonlstrent value 15.00 take up. work une er him. He succeeded in erecting churches at vari- riests and n charge of ; : he train was just above he had to veer toward tne —— ill the re. id the dow Seni acentrehe! ors middle of the roadway to pass a sta- | ous points—St. J tal sald there was ected SOROSIS SHOES. In Both Stores. Vs, in Greenwich Village, which still stands .n : Sixth avenue; St. i in Grand street, and St7P; idee ait pera- i nue; St. Mar 1 aul’s, in Harlem him to recover. duliding opera 4 with others all over th State. » who @ppearey| to be about abutted over the edge The latest models for Men, Women : He travelled from N rx to Bur- the Free x Vag No, $9 Shi e Free Maso intl LEWIRUNG orl Wagner, of No. $1 E on, ‘Albeny westward on the rushing Oneaeeee Livery Company, going north | Canal, which Gov got tot hed the man ® woman passenger wh: power ® had es a C ower at last thut they t i picked up at Waldort, ed te UN completing by 18: Contes t of the plat: Wd to LMS ILE nspiracy against the English crown t ‘The tral uv slow-moving coac The G i irondacks, where tholie col and were abolished by act of Pariia- a om, cA Saag bp Yan oflitheltcoaanacorsen i been established as early as 1819 by an [nent enterprising Fre @nd up in Jefferso head hit the side of the front car and 23rd Street 34th Street he as caught in the narrow space be- and the platform, St side and his rig wa Streets Alive with Children. Fi of a big gras time for he al mn named Leray, he found a Orange Riots, a Dheyinverelatrone anaes ¢ aarrid nd of the station and ton broker, Wemnant \of Napoleon's { from 18% to 1870, fe ene ch Pay vi The attempt at suleide caused a lot alerserlormthenc ld soldiers who put t arass the Catholics, arrayed 1 : ap Satie mallee ane ad Ghats priiela, of No, 368 Wes to welcome him n July 12, the anniversary ruremovedhtouihall ioenitelillarsiscierece * iid his best to ove! of the Boyne. On that no cards or papers in the | The “ato hit th thore was a mix-up ; 2 the fighting Catholics rowing Jt against the side of | 2 speonte « at large, he fo to meet them. The® were aes the he oo h. The cab horse reared and 5 nosa. iilicdersiicnaimecese ees came down with his front legs over the ‘ + At St. Joseph's, in Greenwich Sreenwich village and in SSH ERY IN NAPLES, |eashnonrd of the auto, The woman Furs and Fur-lined Garments re ‘ Sea passenger screamed as fast and as lovd : + , (deripestors ruled. Rev. Consta Ohireh : piace as she knew how. The ceived for storage. Customers should |nvi.o edited a weekiy paper, wrote novels yng ibs nemotncrandastrast coach tried to get out of | i setae ae 1 19 the ground one night by NAPLES, A Prins Helly dell thar nesta inerabovcrteinctarities request a call to be made for garments { ¥ Q tarted to { 1 ould have | “We, UNS SB PLOE tOAnE bes : : i y : Tiree Conienomell toy cece ec eRe ete REE KEREG|| to be altered or repaired as early as pos- Bishop : ane ec ha i to-morrow morning. They wish to|y.crees back and release the pinned-in | sible during the Summer months, to fa- Gtshop 1 & grand chapel, hem isbisineres snapped the pole of his coach, and 5 A . papers and t _———- nuy nls leagers und ils wheelers cilitate their prompt delivery in the Fall. Htainly nkind to lisitke A TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY Wea f the Traffic was based on t ke Policeman + 0 h 5 a ito ule tengie of novts ‘Journalists, they continued for h ust in time to catch tne} Ree titeae ; Hee eee ce nimmetiomieardstreet 34th Street ed Pratesta paren art hed cab, hurt a bit, nd irritated Protestanis ant Irish ate e things had quieted down sno | x this city, na atomother cab and went away. Bhe Congregation Reootied: Sasaaee BON IR eave Mewes Bishop Dubois believe ' re of kiNed. The tncl- 2 pdsomiely, dressed. este | = ; peace, and in 50: rat a e eer of Gov, bs and hauled tne | : controversy. Thi f ven per- "to. the pavement, wh paper was the Catholic aioeathe jidren, quite calm, thanks i a Mite Sane mein ean Baauithe ® jto the sisters. climbed out and marched HE American Federation of Labor Has a Kenrick, of Patiadelp Orange f up, the m was almost a total wreck Q 1 * 5 Con GSE GIS Ge nPastitaliyrateen | Mn aanaa Reayeemnakeusraasae Paid Membership of 1,538,970, According fats: nin New York City , ifnsnboard that the owner would never “Cand—What ts area to the World Almanac and Encyclopedia Papa—Ono fi ' Ject and himself, m Bishop Dubots re to Brooklyn, whteh in the (e138 88 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Save the Babies. | By the way! k ays was 1 at prea. pon ested in y istri athe 1 (5 FANT MORTALITY is something frightful. We can hardly realize that If you are interested in any of the political or a ial uP indi Ran’ and g the 7 of ali tho children pocatia ieeraee Cr twenty-t hy ie cent., parties that will figur prominently in the cor ning resi penchies In. the, a § or nearly one-quarter, die before they reach ono ye hirty-seven s Father atecions t ; ee 4 re than one-third, before they are five, ca one. before dential election—in the platforms of ae al bodies for Father MeClosk fre they are fiftecn years past—in statistics about labor, capital, imports, ex- bron ther allt er “Wo do not hesitate to say that a timely use of Castoria would save a pipet Po aa Camara ca jwon them al 4 , 4 mai rity of theso precious lives. Neither do we hesitate to say that many ports, the tariff question, &c.—you ll lind a comprenenstv Peirtavea Wage M 8 f thes infantile deaths age occasioned by tho uso of narcotic preparations, fund of interesting and vatable information in this year’s Harassed by the ia rur' ‘ayer tin nd soothing syrups sold for children’s complaints contain, ves prevaitneel? book of ready h s more or le n or morphine, They are, in considerat quantiles World Almanac and Eneyclopedia—a book of ready ref- deadly poisons, In any quantity, they stupefy, retard circulation and lea to cougestions, sickn death, ~Castoria operates exactly the reverse, but Apaecieed you must see that it bears the signaturo of Chas, H. Fletcher, Castoriz, And a Record of Human E Genuino Castorla always bears the signature of Lilehieh | IT COSTS BUT 25c AT NEWSSTANDS; 35c BY MAIL AS I OE TNE ED thin his easy reach. erence every voter should keep \ mplishment avor and A James 11 ti Ireland. Originally an Irish society, prictor t f the dare S taken p they rose to Immerse popularity in the Mr, Stone, took 4; eo sUchigan building: was oc {Gacncilas onsen ne 3 one, iD the case, Visited p-orened Dut not seriously das igh future, rot the Catholic Church, possessions all over the world, Montreal in persen, interviewed its The @ faanctal lons was not siege bahar in the United States, the ¢ ercial Adver!