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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1004.
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FATHER KRUG
APPOINTED
Well Known Abbot At
tains Deserved
Distinction
Soon to Become Papal Nuncio
at Berlin History of
His Career
Washington, April 15. The report
from Rome that the Rev, Father Bol
n-faco Krug, Abbey of the famous
Benedictine Abbey of Monte CasBlno,
province of Cascrta, Italy, Is to bo
appointed papal nuncio at Berlin, Is
of special Interest In the United
States, for Fathor Krug Is known
personally to thousands of Catholics
throughout this country. The Abbot,
though born In Germany, was brought
up and; educated In Baltimore. When
he was a boy of 6 years his parents
started to emigrate to America, but
his father died at Bremen, and was
burled there. The mother continued
the Journey, and settled with her
children In Baltimore, When tho
boy was 10 years old Rev. Boniface
Wlmmer, who had1 shortly before In
troduced tho Benedlc,tlnes Into tho
United States and founded St. Vln-
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cent's Abbey, beaF what Ms" now" La
trobe, Pa., paid a visit to Baltimore.
Young Krug was pointed out to him
as a boy of great promise, and Ab
bot Wlmmer, after a talk with the
lad, obtained permission for him to
return with Wm to St, Vincent's Ab
bey and study to bo a monk.
At St. Vincent's young Krug
showed! much aptitude for study. Af
ter a course of about 10 years ho
made his first vows la the order, In
18C1. A few months later ho was
drafted to serve In tho Union army,
and In order to escap'e military ser
vice ho obtained permission from Ab
bot Wlmmer to go to Europe. After
a few months In Rome ho met a Ben
edlctlno from Monte Casslno, who In
duced him to go to that famous Ab
boy and complete tho vows which he
had first taken on this side of tho
ocean. Some years later ho became
the prior of Monte Casslno, and dur
ing his occupancy of this post re
stored tho chapel In which wore bur
led the bones of St. Benedict and
his sister, St. Scholastlca. St. Bene
dict died In the year 643.
Six years later Father Krug was'
made Abbot of the Benedictine Mon
astery at Casea, an, old abbey famous
as the residence for many years of
Plus VII. Seven years ago he was
made president of the Cassinese Con
gregation, which Includes the asso
ciated Benedictine abbeys of Italy.
Tho celebrated abbey of which he
Is now tho archabbot Is on Monto
Casslno, about GO miles north of Na
ples. Tho monastery Is a massive
pilo of buildings, more like a palace
than a church. Tho monks located
there aro noted for their scholarship
and their medical skill.
Four years ago Father Krug made
an extensive tour of the United States
for the purpose of raising funds foi
tho 'restoration of tho tomb of St
Bonodlct, in which object ho was eml
nently successful. Fathor Krug has
a Bister, Theresa, who Is Molhdr
Prlaross of tho Benedictine Sisters
in Chicago. Another sister is Mrs.
Frances Kuper, of Baltimore, and
still other relatives and Intimate
friends reside In Milwaukee and else
where In this country.
His appointment to the Berlin
court will bo regarded as particularly
good politics on tho part of the Vati
can, for Father Krug Is a personal
friend of tho German emperor, by
whom ho Is held In highest esteem.
It will bo remembered that on the oc
casion of his visit to Rome last year
Emperor William went to much troub
le und personal inconvenlenco to pay
a visit to Father Krug at Monto Casslno.
She Uses Dope.
Nellie O'Rourke, of Portland, was
brought to tho asylum last night from
Multnomah county. She Is addicted
to tho use of morphine, and tho
Multnomah authorities thought a trip
to Salem would benefit her.
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RUSSIAN JOAN
OF ARC
Gorka Hieff Will Join Czar's
Forces in the Far
East
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At Salem Now
The Electtical Thematoy of Osteo
pathy Now Permanently Located
St. Petersburg, April IB. The ser
vices of a volunteer Amazon havo
been accepted by tho Czar, and tho
fair soldier Is now on her way to tho
scene of hostilities in the Far East
She is a young unmarried woman
named Gorka Hleff. She became so
Imbued with military ardor that sho
was recently occupied1 leading a band
of Macedonian revolutionaries against
tho Turks.
Recognizing a wider sphero for hei
energies In the war between Russia
and Japan, she offered her sorvlcos
to the Czar. The average Russian
soldier, being prone to superstition,
discovered superhuman qualities in
the young woman, and when It was
rumored that her offer had boon re
fused, grave fears wore expressed as
to tho outcome of the campaign.
This was duly represented to head
quarters, and tho Czar Is isald to
havo ebserved: "Is sho wishes to
go, let her gp but as a common sol
dier In the ranks." On hearing this,
tho enthusiastic nmazon cried, "Even
as a drummer boy I will servo." Sho
is already the idol of her regiment.
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HERE8 A NEW ONE.
Cltlx.cn Pleads Exposure to Smallpox
to Avoid Jury Duty.
Seattle, Wash., April IB. A. F.
Klnsey, a Juror In Superior Judge
Rudkln's court, asked to bo excused
from Jury service this morning, after
ho had been sworn to try a case, on
tho ground that ho had baen exposed
to smallpox a short time ago, and
feared ho was going to contract the
disease.
Thero was a small-sized panic In
the court room for a minute, and it
seemed that Klnsey wns soon to be
tho only man In the Jury box. Tho
bailiff sternly rapped for order, how
ever, and Judge Rudkia gently but
firmly led tho man Into his chambers.
where he said ho would discuss tho
mattor with him.-
The result was that Klnsey was re
instated In tho Jury box, and tho
court explained that, aftor Investi
gating tho matter, he had learned that
'considerable time had elapsed since
Klnsey wbb exposed 10 mo smaiipox,
and that thore was no danger.
WILL RACE THE
SEAS
American Battleships to Be
Given Severe Tests of
Endurance
Washington, April 15. Plans havo
bosn completed for putting tho bat
tleships of tho American navy
through such an enduranco test ns no
war vessels of any nation over have
boon subjected to. Within a few
days the battlwlilp Bquadron of tho
North Atlantic fleet, with sevoral
crulsors, will bo rushed across tho
Atlantic and Into tho Mediterranean.
They will visit Trieste, Villa Francho
and Lisbon, and will roturn early in
August, again racing across tho
ocean.
This is a part of the comprehensive
Bchemo for tho Improvement of tho
navy worked out by the general
board, of which Admiral Dewey it
president. It is intended further to
Impross the world with tho servicea
bility of American naval ship and de
velop any weakness that loss sovere
tests havo failed to reveal. On his
way to1 Europe it Is probable Admiral
Barker, commanding tho squadron,
will meet tho British North Atlantic
fleet, which Is to bo sent racing
across tho ocean in a similar test of
speed and enduranco.
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JEROME WIN8 VICTORY.
Energetic New York District Attorney
Defeatc Gamblers.
Good Spirits.
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'can't havo good spirits and a bad
Now York, April IB. District At
torney Jeromo has won a victory ovor
tho gamblers, and his antl-gambllng
bill, which ho pushed with great onor
gy, has been passed by tho stato log
Ulaturc, It was slightly changed be
fore It wns passed, but Mr. Jeiomo Is
confident, that it will enable htm to
carry out with success his plan of
prosecuting the gaming houso keep
ors of this city, and to make, It so
hot and unpleasant for them, that
they will seolc other Hold for their
nefarious business.
It Is maintained that under tho pro
visions of that npw law Rogglo Van
dnrbllt can bo compolled to toitlfy
against Richard Canneld, who has
hithorto escaped tho law, becauso it
was impossible to compel his victims
to tosttfy against him. The gambler '
ring made desperate efforts to prevent
the passago of tho bill, ami It is slot
ed on good authority, that oter $100,
000 were used to urge certain ap
proaohable momb.rs of tho legislature
Into opposing the measure
It Is scarcely probable that the
agent of the gambling ring brought
any part of the $100,000 dollars back
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Albany, Or., April IB A girl giving
her name as Frapco Fresh, who has
given the ofJlcors some trouble for tho
past two weeks, was yesUrday after
noon placed In custody, as she was
supposed to havo taken eomo things
from her place of employment, and, as
tho family did not care to prosocuto
her, sho was ordered to loavo the
city. She leaves this morning, prob
ably for Salem or Portland, The girl.
It la said, made herself a nuisance
about the Southern Pacific depot
some two weeks ago, and later was)
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