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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-25
LATER.

A TREMENDOUS sensation was createa
nj Gardiner. Ill, on the 2lst by the ar
rest OF Drs. Boyer and McAdam while
trying to blow open the safe In bank
A livery stable proprietor who was as
sisting them made his essape. They are
charged with numerous other burg
laries. :,
THE supreme council OF the Farmers
Alliance in session at Indianapolis mas
adjourned. II was determined 70 es-
tablish lobbying committee OF three
at Washington, each member TO draw .
salary Of 81, 600 per year. The most I'M
portant action was the adoption OF
resolution which practically pledges
the support Of the alliance to the peo-
ple's party.
OK the 2lst six trainmen were seri
ously injured by head-end collision
between two trains on the Chicago 81
Paul & Kansas City road near Marshall
town, Ia Twenty-Five freight car
were derailed 4,
THE house Of David Cooper, colored
living near sylvania, Ga, was burne'
on the 2ist and his four young chiidre'
persisted In the flames.
AN election was held in the secon
Tennessee congressional district on IN
2lst for successor to L. c. Houck, az
ceased. The candidates were John I
. Houck, republican, son OF the late II
cumbent and Gen J. C. William
Houck was elected by large majority
, THE motormen and conductors OF th
street car line at Terre Haute, Ind, nj
on strike for an increase In wages
7 WILLIAM BLAsH. colored, was hange
ON the 21st in the presence OF 5000 pc
0 ple at Mount Vernon. Ga, for murde
' ing a man named r. T. Bone on Oct
: ber 25 last. Blash confessed his gui
; on the gallows
: UNITED STATES officers surround'
I Bell Young, noted mountaineer,
Marion county, Ala, on the 22d and
v rested him. He drew his pistol ai
y fred, killing Deputy Marshal 0sbur
n Young fed and fifty shots were fired
him. but he escaped unharmed.
e FOUR men were buried alive and 10
s. others narrowly escaped q like fate.
is the bursting Of a conduit at East M
10 York on the 21st The men were
r work on nm extension Of the cond'
q whom the pipe burst and snbmerg
them. M y
al DURING dense fpg on the sfst I
In steamship Samuel Mather collided W
Of the steamer Brazil ph Whitehsh Po
10 in Lake Superior and sank In 300 I
ID of water The Brazil was uninjur'
o. The Mather was owned in Clcvela
s, and valued at sioo,opo. She was insu'
n for $4,000.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-25
PRESCRIPTION OF all Physicians

Accurately compounded at Fred D. Feifs
where YOU can find the largest STOCK .. o.
,oiIe, articles, perfumes, cosmetics, ,sponSes 9
v Sa;r hath shaving and tooth brushes
Trnssat,inr Tr specially. All the ead,ng
na,sn medicines can be found on YIN
apbslyes pas NV stock Of drugs and chemicals :
csnno, he excelled In town. Also soie
cent for Van Wert's Balsam for the tnros, q,
and lungs. which can recommend % AZ
a. a a auperior remedy for coushs, co,as los
ssthma' bronchltis and consumption. ms ns
ss. s.raran,ea 10 cure or money refundeo
can for trial size free. Large dollar 's %.
.ie holding one half-pint for oo cen.s
INTERCHANGEABLE i's. place. Fred p Fcf ~
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-25
prpsoNAL IND POLITICAL.

AT the w. G. T. u. convention az DOS,
ton on the nth, Miss Frances =. Wiiia,u
was reelected president; Mrs. Mary A.
woodbridge, recording secretary MRS
Caroline E. Buell., Of Chicago corre-
spending secretary, and Miss Es'n''
Pugh, of Chicago, treasurer.
John w. MORRISON, state treasurer
elect of Pennsylvania, was on the l'.n W
appointed by State Treasurer boyer W "
be cashier of the treasury, vice william
Lindsey, resigned.
Henry ROPES, formerly United STATES
consul at st. Petersburg, and head o.
the New York firm Of w. ii. Ropes q
Co., died at Tenby, Wales, a few day'
ago. , n.oro,
Washington Childs Drexel, the young
est son of A. j. Drexel, were married
AT yincentown, N. j., on the 18TH.
THE Richmond (va) papers are urg
inc that Mrs. jefferson Davis should o
pensioned by the states that formed IN
late Confederacy, and that VTgini
should lead in the movement
WILLIAM J. FLORENCE, the famou
comedian, died at Philadelphia on Tn
10th, after lingering illness
Gov. JACKSON, OF Maryland, has az
pointed ex-Representative G. d. Gioso
TO be United States senator from th'
state until the legislature fills the "
cancy caused by the death OF sena''
E. K. Wilson.
W. II. BRoTHBRToN, the man who a
tempted to trundle wheelbarrow fro
San Francisco to Chicago on wage
5ied at La Junta, COL, on the 10Th
mountain fever -,
/ AT Egypt, N. j., Mrs Caleb Hopkil
: recently gave birth to triplets' "
girls and a boy. They are nam
Grover Cleveland Hopkins, Franc
, Folsom Hopkins and Ruth Hopkins
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-25

am an old man and have been con-
start sufferer with catsrrh for the last T. n
vars. am entirely cured nv the use oi
Ely's Cream Balm. II is strange that 81
80 simple remedy will cure such stub
horn disease Henry Billings, U 5. pen
sion attorney, Washington. D. G.
FIR eight years have suffered from
cararrh which affected my eyes and hpnr'
ing; have employed many physicians
winout relief am now on m, sec"nc
bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm, and feel con
ldent OF complete cure-Mary G
Thompson, Cerro Gordo, ILL., (48
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-25

,,,rces Of fraudulent importations ana
rsisrs TO ths difficulties under which inc
agents conduct their operations
AnnANeEMENrs have been comple,ea
,or the establishment of four regular
steamship lines between Newport
News, Va, and London, Liverpool'
a,asgow and Havre, and dates have
been 6xed for the sailing OF anouV
twenty steamers on these lines before
the end of December
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-25

Why isn't this good thingY DR. Fen
ner's Kidney and Bachache Cure is war
ranled to give satisfaction in every case or
money returned. Such proposition
couldn't lie thought Of II the medicine
wasn't superior TO all others. For sale
b, F. D. Felt. Wellington, A. j. Burrell
Huntington. .. 1926
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-25

Have you tried South American Ner
vine-the gem of the century, The great
curr for indigestion, Dyspepsia and Ner
vousn, s.. Warranted the most wonderful
stomach and Nerve Cure ever known
Trial bottles Is cents Sold by E W
Adams, druggist, Wellington. 21-26
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-25

For headaches. biliuusness, constipa
lion, dizziness, sleeplessness, the blues
scrofula, the blood and all skin eruptions
DR. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remed..
and Nerve Tonic never fails. Warrante,
to satisfy or money refunded. Could thi
he afforded II the Remedy wasn't Gel
taini For sale by F. D. Felt. Wsll
,ngton, o., A. j. Burrell, Huntington
o. 1926
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-25
Be Your own Doctor.

II won't cost you one.halt as much Do
not delay. Send three 2 cent stamps ior
postage and we will send YOU Dr Kant
mans great work, fine colored plates
from life, IN disease, lie causes and home
cure. Address A P 0riway q Co., Bns
ton, Mass. AZ
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-25

Alexander's army knew no defeat Inc
same IA true of Dr. Fenner's Golden he
lief It's warranted to relieve toothache
headache. neuralgia, or any other pain u
oIos minutes. Also bruises. wounds
wire-cuts, swellings, bites, burns, summel
complaints, collie, lalso In borsesl ol olar
rhna, dysentery and aux. IL satisiactloi o.
not given money returned. For sale ., .,
r. b. Felt, Wellington, A. J. Bnraeil bo re
Huntington, o. So-Ho
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-25
BucElep,s Arnlca ,saIys

The bes, salve IN the world for CusA
sru'@s, sores ulcers, salt rhaim, ieseI
sores letter chapped hands chilblainA,
-urns and all akin erupiions, and positive
y cures piles, or no pay feqtired Il is
guaranteed 10 give perfect sallsiacti9n, or
none, refunded Price % cents per b. I.
~, Snis b. Woostsr a Adams tbvl
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-25
That Baby Of Mine.

Auptie three months ago had the salt
rbeum 80 bad that his head was mass OF
sores and began to lose all hopes OF rails,
inc him, but my druggist recommended
Sulphur Bitters and today he is as lat ana
chipper as any baby you ever saw, and ~
has not sore on his head, and just think
That after paying out so much that ie"
dollars worth Of Sulphur Bitters shnult
cure him.-Mrs. J. q. Hall, Lowell. AT
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-25

Prot. LoisettA's Memory System Is
Creating greater interest than ever In all
parts Of the country, and persnns Wishing
10 improve their memory should send fol
his prospectus tree as advertised In an
nfhercnlmnn
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-25

piles, sore eyes, cracked lips, chappedi
hands and all skin eruptions are cured
by Or. Fenner's German Eye salve; War.
rsnted 10 satisfy or money refunded Fol
sale by r. d. Felt, Wellington, and A. j
Burreil, Huntington, o. 23-26
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-25

Itch on human and horses and all ami
mails cured in 80 minutes by Woolfords
SANITARY Lotion. THIS never fails. Sold
nv e. VI. Adams druggist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
WINTER VEATHER EAST AND SOUTH.
SNOW IN THE ALLEGHANY VALLEYS AND on
THE ATLANTIC COAST.


Washington March Offspring has not yet duly in
stalled Itself in this vicinity as It is generally sup
posed to do after March 90. if the weather in Wash
ngtOn today is to be accepted proof Of its in
ducton. The appearances Of things bear truly
wintry aspect. and the first signs Of approaching
spring and departing winter, which became apparent
some weeks ago, I'm the budding Of trees and
the grccnness of the grass in the parks, have
been displaced by clustering snowstorm which
struck the city early this morning. accom-
panied by a strong northeast wind The snow
fell thick and fast for awhile but melted as soon az
il touched the ground. owing to the midness ~ the
air. and now only thin layer covers the earth. and
little appears on the asphalt streets II was
a nasty moist snow. that turned into several inches
of slush on the Sidewalks and the streets and stores
were deserted This exceedingly late in the season
for snow to fall in Washington The storm Is be-
loved to be the which had its origin IN the west
two days ago. and has been gradually working ITS
way East since then. II will probably prevail on 'he
Atlantic coast during today and tonight. The signal
Office bulletin shows two storms are central this morn
ing, one in Indiana and the other of the CarolI"
coast with the probability that bad weather VIII De
still further increased along the Southern coast ana
oauso Gales along the whole Atlantic border The
snowstorTn to be general IN the MIdde states
and will probably continue heavy in PENNSYLVANIA. 1t
will pobably urn into rain In many places by tonign
The Signal 0fice forecast for the next two days ma
cltAS that high winds be expected on the coast
with liiIle change III the temperature I'll, .--..
pas,n GERS on incoming trains from the south report
a heavy fall OF snow IN the Shenandoah NalE anu
other uarts Of Virginia, reaching IN some places
denth ~ eight inches All train, from the south arr
dcayol on account Of washouts caused by the heaVy
rains and drifting snov.
carlisle Penn. March % (speciaD.-Snow began
falling shortly after midnight. and from present lhdl
cations il will De the deepest snow Of the season.
Trains on tie Cumberland Valley Railroad are rulNS
on fine but il thought that II INC Wlnd KccPs up
during the night the road VIII CHOSEN OS m'''i"'
Reading Penn, March 27-The sno"au tn'ouen'
mt This region to-day from SIX inches in Depth III
tbfe Immediate vicinity twelve and fifteen inches
west Of this city, where the wind wa bloWluG Icsn
lar hurricane drhiIg roads body IonlVn II .Ilr, u
o. min and tho SfhuyliH River fed by the meiuh4
SHOWS Is rising. ,.
rtsburg March GA dispatch from Cumoaia"u,
Nd. saws that snow began falling at l. O'CLOCK i"''
NIGHT and is 81 falling and IL Is now ten inches "'oP
rt y.ot aud heavy Considerable damase Is benz
JoTo "a wires, III freight traiho Is ABANDONED thouH"
passenger trains are on time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
TOWN TALk!!

The great change in styles OF FURNITURE th@ -
kn n,oe in the past few years has brought about
in great measure by GEO. c. FLINT CO., 1o4 West
4thst whose continued supply of designs at prices
much below the streo:ypd patterns that have been
in Use for years masking house the duplicate OF an.
other inside as well as out compelled all dealers b
fbcn IN their stock as much possible but they are
not sbe keep with the leaders, whose large corps "
artists happy in their new samples Of unique asa
tasteful shapes combined with economy Of cost 81
manufacture and durability.
They are doubtless greatly helped by the patrons OF tho
house being a. rule persons OF excellent taste, vine
have been drawn together by being able to get their ideas
carried ont instead of having commonplace stun only to
choose from II ous how cheapy they sell
fine artistic goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28

Charlc-tOn. :. C.. March 27.-Thc United states
revenue steamer Lot NJ Morrill, arrived AZ Charleston
hi, morning. having made inland passage all the
way mp from North Ed,to River. The feat Of the
Morrill, IS deemed Of great importance, from military
point Of view. it has demonstrated the ability Of
small war vessels drawing no more than ten feet of
water 10 navigate inland all the waters Ol the southern
coast from Charleston TO FcrnaHdina and from Ph2
dcph,a 10 Icrnandna. for small stretch OF coast
lying between Mooichcad city and Charleston iHll
report will be- forwarded 10 Washington, and II IS eN
peeled that system OF torpedo hOtilla service VIII
BE- dnl ecd take Id'lutagc Of tins INLAND haVI
CATION fOr paTpOs' s " coast dcfcnce''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
TnorRLFs on SOUTHERN RAILROADS.

ST. Louis. March GA dispatch from Atlanta Ga,
says a biz st,kr is imminent on the East
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railroad The brake
men and frcmcn. who think they have been unjus'ly
dsGI minated against in the mltter Of wages say the
standard wages throughout the country two thirds
the rate paid to engineers aud conductors. and that
is what they ask for. \ grievance committee called
on the superintendent, and he told the men lie had
been TRYING to maize the nom Atlanta to
Chattanooga thrtecn-hour run under which the pay
would be about as much rs The other roads pay. Tile
men hold this cannot be- done. The road is In such
shape al the present the men say, with the yards at
all main points fall of cars, that strike would com
petely block it aud cause great loss
In connection vita this dispatch the following comes
from Terrc laute, Ind: Grand Master sargent, OF
the, brotherhood u locomotive Firmen, was called
Ia Atlanta. ia The engineers on the Marietta and
Northern t,corsia are On strife; The local ilremen
officials are afraid that complications VIII extend the
Strkc n the Western Atlantic. and they want their
chief executive officer on the ground"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
coppy RE Vo7ED FOR THE STADLER BILL
.sspNBLYMAY TAYLOR, OF NEwBURG, IN DIS
FAVOR WITH HIS NEIGHBoRs BECAUSE
OLE LIS ACTION.

So,rburr March 81 (Spccai.-lt was great sur
,iso "a the many friends Of Asscmbyman Taylor WHO
ronroeorts this district in the legislature "hch ne
voted for the notorious Stadcr dance-mll ana uINc
lin They wcrc much shocked again whcn ne pIesenei
IN tho Assembly the measure known a. The Anu
.,vs liu This is a measure drawn in the interest
of the uqrordcacrs and is intended 70 prevent ~"
officers obtaining evidence Of the violation oil uc IN
ciso laws. Mr. Taylor always has occupied an eA
cocdiurIv favorajlc place here E2th he ana MS WIZ
ar. members OF the Trinity Methodist hPi''"pai
Church Of which he is recording steward ne aI'p
+ = director Of he Young Mems Christian Association
ne friend. in the church would not believe at hiat
,ba, Mr. TAYLOR cOUd be either induced OF lo'ce' 10
epnport a liquor bill Of the notorious character oi tho
etadlor measure and il is said that they sent 10 Hl'NF
go az IL he was recorded for il. 70 their dlsmay they
fornd that he was 50 recorded. Within few daV'
there WAS an election In the church OF Officers lot 'nc
,o.r Mr. TaylOr's friends. dcsrou, 81 vlhdlcau"4
hin, IL Dos-ibc put his name in nomination i"I IT,
election He was badly defeated. II IS 'ud lha' III,
vote on the Sta4cr bill Will drive both his w'ic and
himself from church.
In iustce to Mr.. Taylor it can he Snu thaV i've ui'
NOT want +, vote for the bill. Tie llln WAlp was
~ nreG over MS mead however ana ne wa lOI 90 Dl
ne senator 10 support the bill nc nov 49, ~
rec9nclv that he allowed senator I'M 10 ipice mn
INTO he trouble which his vote for the dahce'hal'
and dives has got him MO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
NEWS FROM THE LABOR FIELD.
THE LOCKOUT AT ROCHESTER.
CONTEMPORARIES ADVISED TO APPLY FOR
THEIR OLD PLACEs-oTHER METHODS
OF WARFARE TO BE FOLLOWED.


THEIR OLD PLACES-oTHER METHODS
OF WARFARE TO BE FOLLOWED.
Rochester " u March 27.-At ESQ O'Clock this
afternoon the clothing workers of this city met a'
reference to the lockout. The opinion OF the Naton
Executive Board submitted to the meeting ana
was so different from what expected that IL creaeu
O sensation II is as follows:
To the officers and members Of L. A. LIT lszo iooo
o55s and 742 attached to National Trade Assembly Zoi
X Of L.. Garment Workers Of America. greeting
We your National officers desire 70 make the ioio"ns
report and recommendation After hearing an expression VI
opinion from the officers the aforementioned local as
sembcs we recommers that all ockedout members OF he
knights apply their former places 10 'her
former employers.
We take position for two reasons: First that any
cmploye who is refused employment has reason Tor an
action against the employer who so reused
which Will be pushed to the strict letter OF
the law Win be understanding that know c'ar case
OF conspiracy Sccond-Tho reason TAKE this Jnpiecc
deDed move Is because desire to give the consumers
VI Roche ser clothing ne opportunity to know the men
who consplred against American worin1men and women
I'm the city Of Ro,hesta viii take several weeks
TO notify the consumers Rochester clothing IL would
be improbable and nadvisobc to remain ont OF Work
during that time. JAMES a. " hlphI'
JOHN G. THEM,
WALTER H. WESrEROOK.
The cutters will act in accordance with TINS recon-
incubation The manufacturers have already declared
that they will not employ KNIGHTS of Labor A formal
boycott Of the Rochester clOers was promulgated ny
the Knights OF Labor today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
THE yEWYORK FIRE INSURANCE. COMPAYT.

HE NEW Jim ~ I7E' '7''I -'''''
Albany March 27.-Thc Deputy superintendent OF
Insurance Michael shannon. aud Department ENsm
iner Koran have filed with superintendent P1I" tH
result Of their examination into the affairs OF the Nc"
York Fire Insurance COMPANY, showing the company
-tan ling ON January l. 1891. The only change shown
hv the examination in the financial condition oi uhe
company. n compared with the annual settlement OF
the company for u" year ended December ~, leoo'
which had been flied in ho Insurance Department, Is
in the valuation item OF the c0mpAyS real estate th'
attcr's report waning the real ;1" at w. - wa"
4 Ncw-YorI a. 500 900. while the examiners -a'
mat 100000 /, a fair ValHnfon FOR That pirrc ui
nroOcrtv This deduction l.sves the company WIN
IFS of 9?is,e1 70. aud WITH liabilities. lncud NJ
the capltal Of 100000. amounting 10 %:;l3 'cS 90
leaving \ surplus over the aiide, OF 5000 II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
TIE VEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL sP. NJ. SATURDAY.

Washington March 27.-For Northern New EnGland.
Generally fsir; slightly cooler; variable winds.
For Southern New England and Eastern New-fork'
Increasing coudincss and rain OF snow; cooler VARIABLE
winds, becoming nigh no. theastery.
FOR Eastern Pennsylvania, NeN.jersey, Delaware ana
Maayand rain slightly warmer, except stationary ten'
n.r,.ue On Tie NcW-Jesey coast; n0rtheasterly gales
For Virqnin rain warmer by night.
For North Carolina. fair, slightly warmer. eNceps
cooler the coast.
For South Carolina and Georgia, fair; warmer b.
nlGlt.
FOR Eastern Florida. fair; slightly sooer on the coast.
For Western Florida and Alabama. fair; warmer by
nigh.
Fo, Mississippi Louisiana. Eastern Texas and Arkan'
sas generally far ana warner ..
10. .icuucss. e.. fair; warner by ri-ht.
lo1r km.tuchy lnd'gua .air ddd warmer oY n9nts
Tor Wr,t Virginia. Western PcnnsylNthia Western
<,N.SolE and rain SNOW va mcF by night.
' ior IIinoI. fur SATURDAY; warner.
for Lower Michigan llht rain or snow; warner ~
n'F Ear Inner Michigan, fair; warmer by nsht
Tor Wisconsin, FAR saturday Slightly warmer NORM
ea'N Mnnasoa generally fair; slightly wamer south
winds ,,. ID. D.. o,r,.
t,r Sunday IN New.Encand and Eastern New-York.
,,n Tor PENNSYLVANIA AMI NewJeisey. clearing for
80 remaining States the ohio Valley. Lowe
M.si,siDi the East and Middle Gulf states generally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-28
THE NATIONAL COMMISSION 10 MEET.
ART DIREcToRsHIP OF THE FAIR-AN ALLEGED
PAPhI Rem FDICTION

ART DIRECTORsHIP OF THE FAIR-AN ALLEGED
PAPAL BENEDICTIoN.
Chicago, March 81 CSpecaD.It is announced 10 night
that the National Worlds Fair Commission will reas-
semble in this city April L. From advces received 40
headquarters it is certain there will be quorum
present.
The art dictatorship Of the Worlds Fair il Is said
has been offered to Hasey G.. Ives of ST. Louis
Mr.. Ives Is director Of the ST. Louis Museum Of Fine
He has been In charge of the museum about fifteen
years and 1t Is TO him that ii its present popu
arity and standing. He is native Of Central New.
York.
1t is probable that large building for the ac-
commodatiOn of special State exhibits will be erected In
Jackson Park Heretofore the general plan Of the ma
Jory Of the states TO haze been each
struct special building. such plan, II carried ont,
promised 10 make series of forty or more bindings,
and owing to the small appropriations made BY some
of the states it feared that the buildings could not
be made sufficiently attractive to be in harmony with
the main structures This plan does not contemplate
the exclusion of state buildings altogether, as
which have large appropriations will be able, and
may prefer, to make separate exhibits.
An afternoon paper says HIS holiness Pope Leo XIII
is out with apostohcal benedicon upon the Worlds
Fair and the plan erect beautiful stone monument
In honor of Christopher Columbus at Buenos Ayres.
He says;
alt is proper as we'll as useful to render homage to
men who have merited well of Christian faith and
human society. Columbus. in accomplishing by his
genius and perseverance such great deeds has been
the fountain In both henisphercs Of great inuence
upon mankind that few men can be compared with him,
Hoping that rhe honors rendered him will serve TO
stimulate the Worlds Columbian Exposition at Chicago
give 20 your project the praise that il merits and
at the time, as token Of frafcrnal love-
give the apostolicai bencdiction. POPE LEO NIL"