Fighting Bishop Charles McCabe Dies in New York
Chas McCabe known as the Fighting Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church died at 6:26 AM in New York. He left the ministry to join the army, served in an Ohio regiment, was wounded and imprisoned in Libby. After the war he became a bishop in 1896 and donated his lecture earnings to church funds for schools and orphans.
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