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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-02
The Memorial Bazaar.

We the ladies of the Memorial Association
appeal to the people Of Savannah to aid US
In sending to the memorial bazaar of Rich
mond sum of money to aid in putting up
a monument to the sailors and soldiers, who
for the love Of country and sense of duty,
sealed with their blood the Righteousness of
Ryan's touching couplet must stir the hearts
Of all.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-02

Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint cures all
corns, warts and bunions.-dd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-02
They fell In e cause tho, lost.

=
Contributions from % cents upward will
be thankfully received at the residence of
Mrs. o. Cohen. president Memorial Associa-
ton, and Mrs. J. q. Williamson, secretary
and treasurer
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The chairman of the board of road COM
missioners has notified the contractors on
the Florida Central and Peninsular that the
Ogeechee road must be repaired where the
railroad grading crosses it, He says the road
has been 80 badly torn up that 1t has been al
most impossible at the point where the Flor
ida Central and Peninsuar grading crosses,
about four miles from the CITY. The officers
OF the road have been notified to inform the
commissioners to-day what they intend to
90 about It; Chairman Bourquin says the
road must be repaired at once.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-02

There is no doubling the efficacy OF Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup. II cures every time--ud.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-02
R!ch, led Blood

AS naturally results from taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla as personal cleanliness results
from free use Of soap and water. This
great purifier thoroughly expels scrofula,
salt rheum and all other impurities aud
builds up every organ of the body. Now
is the time to take it,
The highest praise has been won by
HooD's PILLS for their easy, yet efficient
action. Sold by all druggists. Price %
cents nd
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-02

For Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds, etc.,
effectual relief is found in the use Of "Broaon's
Bronchial Troches" Price 2J cts. Sold only in
bores.-dd.
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THE AUGUSTA AND KNOXVILLE.

1t gives immediate relief-we mean Salvation
Oil, the great pain remedy. Price 25cents-ud.
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ON TO THE CAPITAL.
TIE HUssARs TO START FOR
WASHINGTON THIS MORNING.

GeorRia's Crack Troopers in Fine
Feather for the Inaugural Trip-The
Men Who VIII Go-Programme OF
the Trip and How It VIII Be Msde-A
Savannah Bouquet for Mrs. Cleve-
land.
The Georgia Hussars will leave for w ASH
ington this morning. The troop will as
semble at the armory, at Bull and Liberty
streets, at 10 O'Clock. The Savannah
Cadets, under command Of Capt. Brooks,
will march from the reRimentsl armory,
and will meet the Hussars at their head
quarters to act as an escort to the Central
railroad depot.
AtlI O'Clock the special section Of train
No. IS on the South Bound will leave the
city with the troopers, their horses and bag
gage. There will be q special Pullman car
for the company. besides a horse car and
baggage car. The train will also contain a
second Pullman sleeper for the friends of
the Hussars who will accompany them.
THE TROOPERS WHO WILL GO.
The following is the complete list Of those
who will 60;
Capt. Berne Gordon.
Lieut. George c. Gaillard.
Lieut.. Abram Minis.
Lieut. F. A Hsbersham.
Sergt Gratz G. Myers.
Sergt. Henry McAlphin.
SerRt. J. G. PostelL
Sergt. W. F. Blois
Qusrtermaster Sergeant A. g. Eichberg.
Commissary Sergeant Thomas Hunter.
Marker @. s. Connerat, Jr.
Bugler Steinbach.
Corpl. J. B. West.
Corpl. r. P. Constantine.
CorDl ". G.. Harrison
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-13
Fourth District Court

The following short orders W'i'
made on ssturiay by Judge M!nur
la tho unlawful cIhabltati0n case
the United States against John hoI.
kins an order was entered set'ias cen
tence for Monday Nobemuef 49,"
five days additional time wa
granted 10 answer In the case Of tur
Weftheimur SwatI1 shoe Co. W. j. l..
A decree Of divorce was gran.c
n..Atsriha Anderson from hof hui-
banI, g. g. Al1esou.
Too defendants motion TO Get nsiif
the order diminishing the sppshl wa
denied In the case Of Aua Luutz VI tht
wasaich Diving PARK aud Far n'sC'
citation.
Evans d Rogers Withdrew thor
appearance lot tho plainuI ia thr
divorce case Of Mafgnrettn sullivan "
J. j. Sullivan, anu Foreman q Bore.
man entered theif appearance.
Toe damage cult OF Charles Webb W
The Fremont pars Water o.. wiz
concluded, a. far NJ evidence h. cpt-
csrned, and tue Jury went 10 view tue
laud said 70 he damaged ny urirnl'
anti canal. On their rvtufn court
adjourned without rendering a verdict.
J. IL. Webster, OF the Titan HhloN
COMPANY, brought suit in the fuutiu
district court against W. q. Chiid iof
$3.50, the prics Of putting Mo Chilu'
photograph in the History OF Utah, rs
%. h. whitney,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-13
Sunday School Conference.

Yesterday the second SUNDAY school
Conferences In the Church 0' Josus
Chtial OF LAtler-iay SAINTS was hold
ia this city. Toe entire day WAS oou-
sumed hy tile three meetings as here
tOiofo mentioned. Besides tho local
superintendency there were II m SAT-
Lake CITY, the venerable GcOrg,
GODDARD, President Joseph Il. Smith
aud Elders Hctrr j. Grant, A. IL.
Cannon, George Reynolds, and other
visiting brethren.
The occasion was one long to he ro-
membefed by all who participated IN
the conference, which consisted OF n
union OF the sunday schools OF the
county. Short spercnta, nlled with
encouragement 10 the Sunday school
workers ana imptoising tho necessity
OF punctuniity we're thu order 81 tho
day. Theeo were Interpreted with
songs consisting Of solos, dueie, quar-.
tettes and chorus singing.
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RcnnbIIcan CeIebraII0n T0nIghL

Chairman whippls II tho Rapubli.
eau central committee hga Issued ihr'
thor instructions IN relation % the street
parade aud exuitation meeting tonight
They are o. follows!
"the Republican parade tonightw
be IN charge Of Mr. y. n. Cave, anu
will fall IA on the eHst eide OF Waeh.
ington avenue between Twcn,yfouIth
nnd Twenty lth streets promptly q.
7 O'Clock p. IN. Mr.. Cave viii collect n
lieutenant from each ward who will
have the immediate tupetvision Ot tue
same during the evening. All Ncpuh.
iicans from the surrounding towns are
respectfully Invited iobt present. Ihost
having guns are requested 10 bring
thom along and join tho shotgun
brigade. Railroad men from { e
Union Pacific, Rio Gpndo Western
aud Southern Pacific railways 10
charge OF railroad men from each Of
those works will lead the parade.
Everybody turn out aud fall IN Hue
Good music by the Plain CityOhnd anu
Ogden drum corps. Speakers ff0m al
parts Of Utah will be- on hand 60 nu-
dress tho audience nj tho Opera huuto
after tho phfAde.b
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Notes aud Personnls.

The appraisers Of the estate Of Wan.
Chapman, deceased, have filed thoir
report with the probate court showing
property TO tho value Of 81 ,l5O, real
anu personal.
business u, police headquarters is
very light.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Shilling left
yesterday Tor their ranch Ia IIhhu
whore thoy will make their hOms Tor
"A lew years.
The paving OF Twenty.fi'ih street
will be- examined today by members OF
the city council, anu will probably be
accepted.
The Southern Pacific pay car came
IN this morning BuI rla, de od tho
hearts Of the many employees Of toe
company at this place.
Tho Ogden anu Hot SPRING com
pguy plEcrd on record 5turdf "a
trust decd tor ilS. ono io J. q. HaiuCs.
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SEE wnAr II mas DONE TOR ME

nm as good w. one risen from the
dead A lev months ago | had give
mysrlf up 10 die, aud hy Nero chance ]
heard Of Millet'H Geneva Mineral
Water, from Gentvs, New YORK.
called at tho Water DEPOT In Portland,
Oregon. / It'd tue agent 1 had been
alilictgd for many years with what 10
called Cystitcs, OF iuilammati1u " tut
bladder, also diabotef, that / had lost
iiity pounds weight Ia tho rast year,
nuu that | would soon uas1 90 another
sphere. / have Hpont thousands 81
dollars on doctors nnd medicines, anu
III 70 no avail; and was usiug meii'
cine all the time Tor the past six yrntr
by the time had used i've gallons oI
tho Geneva water waH compare
lively well. Oh, hear me, oil you thai
afo afflicted and suffering with Ufi
nary Troubles " Stumgoh Ailments al
any kinJ, the Geneva hlln'ml WAtol
viii cure you. IL has cured me.
Come ana soc me and Judge fuI
yourself lOg Post office Block, Sal
Lako CITY.
JOHN BrODDARD,
Az OLD TIMER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-13

Saturday Howell Evans filed de-
mufrrr Ia the probate court 20
the petition u Annie l.. George
ON this ground that the pro.
hate court has no juusdlctiun
IN divorce matters, and that the facts
claimed ere not sufficient On which 10
base an action,
The petition demnrrti 10 was filed
Friday, aud In II Howell Evans, the
former husband oi Mrs. George, wa
asked 10 show cause why hu was not II
contempt Of court tor refusing 10 pay
alimouy az deoreed several yoafa Az
by tbs probate court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-13
RltLEB'S GENEVA
MINERAL WATER.
sPutNu.i GIsEyA. ~
NATURES REMEDY.
A Tonic aud a Regulator
HAS CURED

Irsomnia.tucirtsnt urisnrs,DishVt"s.
tkidnry Iroubis-. indigestion. ser.
Naus pSspsp-in. SrrvHu- prbliiis.
constipation. Urnvsi. Hhsumsiisu.
satsrrh OF th~ rou,i,. Livrr nini.
cuitiss, Female Complains, 60.
tsrrh aud Inflammation OF tho
MinddsF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-13

We, the undersigned, testify that the
foregoing N trur.
Hon. David Ecclos. ox-Mnyor, Ogden.
George Rlmnry. Bishop 20th ward.
G. w. Nibloy, Secretary Oregon Lum-
Dor 90.
Judge Vhomas ID. Dee.
Hon. Joseph Howell.
Bishop 81. II. Brown.
John A. McAll,ler, Notary.
Hon. ". n. Spencer.
Hon. J, A. West.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-13

II NOU WANT 4 COOP rhllNs
\ millinery or droiamHLIre uar.1rl eau %
ma IS. u Nogan. fll p0HtlG.c Block
C,LNEuAL BAkruTs NNp cos.
- frcuuucficf. suIuH u rI"1 business. p"
- ioran. tJ tott'n,s r.ntt -
VyrHuLr oE uArs iNIIuL.l
W IN L1rlcr shops N. j. logan t'
rosionCo nloeA
A TEW SPLENDID OPENINGS IN
"A tho hardware huf UIru..H. uusinc'..
M.f. Logan, go tuatuU..U I..U..
u YOU uUN'I .Nf WHAT YOU
want in the shove boo. rl.I Uu flc. Wed
hogan. t0 ruatome0 uu.k
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-13

HooI's Sarspaulla lr careiully pre-.
pared from sTsaparils, Dapuviion,
Mandrake, Docs, plpssssrwu, Juuipus
Berries aud otAer well known ftm.
tuitri by a peculiar combination,
proportion nud pgoyess, giving %
hood's shraaugullA curative plwcrl
not pltsrssrd by other medicines. Ia
ELECTS remarkable cures Whvn other
preparations fail
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BACK VOLUMES
or rks-
DESERT WEEKLY.

ne sixth volup.s OF tho DEJERKT
WEEKLY In the pToaont form Ia
now bound. A limited number OF
copies OF those SIX volumes can DO OBJ
taIRed At tho DnsKRHr EHws once,
SAT- Lake City, in bound form Vt goo
per volume. It Ia the beat history OF
current oyonta to DO obtained, aud by
far tho cheapost, and the time IA not
FAR blatant when hsy viii be eagerly
sought amor by utndsnts OF hiHtory,
anxious io DO informed Of tho stirring
events which have transpiroj within
the past three yoars-sho most Interest,
lng period OF tho history OF the lat
lsT-dEy Saints. Every psrson who
can snE1 It should secure thoso
volumes while u'sy arc 70 b had
FOR future reference, aud especially
should they bo obtained for every
sunday School, Improvements AaO-
eiAtion snd Ward library. Apply
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etAI,, oLAss q rAlNc ~.


Paints, Ole, Nntpishcs, Plato nuH
Window Glass, Brushc., ARTISTS Ma
tefial. S3 W, First South Street.
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FOR RENT.

HOu,E. o EooMA 80. gli"C" srHEEr
.hrqulro OF Harry louinton, .u5 toush,
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IvUGNisUEu ROOM, Ann HOUSES IL
y 40 pltH ui tuo city w.. y. hogan, ~
ln.LuMun ILLn-L-
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INlHHlhUEu ElpuINg NOV Es
II nut nlHs, centrally located, DO 90 DO
rooms clearing 20 90 1000 poe month Prize,
10 Go }3uI NJ. j, logan, tlu ruHtunls1
hIuUL
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~ YOU WANT A coon PAY,
l lne aN.1ln, csil uu mo, W. u Began, 900
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ArIENutH OPENINGS Is MEAT
- Wa"tu FL, we'll tHtablaurl aul good loco
u.us mDuHy mas0rs w. u, Began, 90
luttuu,UD Hlotk
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GENEEAL GOOD pANING UE-TAU.
- rus. rrDgs, SOD 60 s4,uuJ. ". D, go.
gHu. HIUl' atUuIHu lIHCk
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! HAVE SEVERAL NICE GROCERIES
4 tor allr from ga.H tl 'a,uJl ". j, Hogan,
900 Iu.tnltg IluUE
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lIo01'. rnI.rur. nL-IInu.n....
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lNOW SALE Ar NACRtFIUE-
4 u9'trunW iurnIshrd house. centrally DO.
Gated. clearing al|N Dor month. Poor health
liutA
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IrANrED-A GOOD WORK TEAM
w harness Hnd waluu. Hifo good double
fgi of buggy harness ". .. Began, si0 Poet
tuIrr iltrE
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II you WANT 10 HE sUHE or 4 FAIR
4 treatment when you Hcll or buv $50 20 thd
bttcrut secondhand store, alu sou,h tate 90
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TiTf AND COUNTY WARRANTS
\ bought WI. Hogan. tl0 rostomeo Block
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A GENT uS eALNRN Or COMM SION.
~ NO rharrrH Good openings Tor lYr
men. Halt i.asu exchange bureau, 30 B.. -ud
tuuth street
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JOHN BrODDARD,
Az ULD TIMER,
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G.IHNI CuITfU< NlNEHH. WARMERS.
- dutoH, 90 rhcpari's, 49, D.. 'ft outh.
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WANTED.

GIn pEH WEEK. hND tNrUNE NJ
- ~ tH tlU puHis Tor practical onr'
mon aH u.a muuHEur Coz U.Hncu house Iu
ogden. iarurullrH, shcparda, lii l.. let
Son Do
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A GENTS MAKE 8 DAY GREATEST
~ Kitchen ttrnaila ever invented HUtaiIs
alcs Two tu HIN Huld iu uyurr house. Sample.
postage paid lyu cent?. forihcc g McMasiu,
Cincinnati, %,
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IN NuuE COOP GIRLS AT ONCr.
~ Places tree ag slcpard'i. US T.. Dol.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04
RECORD OF The RAIN.
The Storm in California Not Yet at
an End.

DUNsMUIR Feb 3.-During the last
twenty-fOur hours there has been a contin-
uous sn0wstorm. 1t is three feet deep now
and is still showing very fast. 1t is wet
and heavy. Everybody has been shoyeling
snow and getting ready for more.
NEVADA CITY, Feb 3.-There is a gentle
wind and a cold rain has been falling here
the past fifteen hours. 1t is showing few
miles above. The total precipitation to
date is forty inches. being eight inches
more than the average for the former cor
responding period.
UKIAH, Feb. Wednesdays binding
snowstorm turned to rainstorm and to-
night there is heavy downpour. At Cahto.
fifty miles north, there is three feet Of
snow.
SANTA Rosa. Feb. 3.-This part of So
noma County was visited by number of
heavy rains this week. II began to rain
early this morning and kept 1t up ever
since. The total rainfall for the season is
nearly 10 inches. which is more than the
usual amount for this time Of the year.
Farmers say that ii is just what is needed
for growing crops.
SAN RAFAEL, Feb. 3.-A light misty rain
began falling here last evening. and con-
tinued al intervals up 20 late hour to-day,
with no signs Of abatement. The c0mmu-
nicstiOn by telegraph is slightly impaired.
The rainfall for the storm is 10 Inches, aud
for the season . 20 inches.
HANFoRD. Feb. 3.-The rainfall has
reached 10 pa inches, and fruit and grain
planting is booming
SACRAMENTO. Feb. S.-Rain fell here to-
day at intervals and is falling lightly to-
night Tie total for the season is IS inches,
as against less than inches to the same
date last wear
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04
SNOW=CLAD NORTH
Rigors of the Climate in
Oregon.
THE COLUMBIA ICE BOUND.
The Difficulties OF Conducting Street
car Lines in Portland in the
Winter Time.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

PORTLAND. Or, Feb. 3.-'the weather In
this locality shows no signs of improving.
IT has showed almost without interruption
for the past twenty-four hours, and the
thermometer remains in the vicinity of 20
above zero. The snow is a foot and a half
deep on the level The electric streetcar
companies are able to operate their lines
after fashion, but the suburban lines have
ali been blocked for three DAYS. The cable
road and the First-street hOrsecar lines
keep running most of the time. The public
schools are still closed and business is sus-
pended in many lines. 1t is feared that
when the thaw comes much damage viii
result from the heavy weight of snow, the
roofs of many buildings not being strong
enough to sustain it.
In Eastern Oregon the intense cold to-
gether with the heavy snowfall is causing
great suffering among the stock on the
ranges. Union Pacific trains are all behind
time. the trouble being caused by snow
drifts between this city and the Cascades.
The Southern Pacific trains are running
close to schedule time, the snOwplow being
able to clear the track since the sDow In the
willamette Valley is not drifted.
The Upper Columbia River has been
closed to navigation for a week. The
Lower Columbia is open. though floating
ice makes navigation difficult.
TACOMA, Feb. 3-The fall of snow in
creased last night 10 30 inches. Ii rained
nearly all day To-day. and tile weather OBJ
server predicts more rain. Danger signals
have been hoisted all along Puget Soond.
Freshets are feared in the valleys and the
railroads are preparing for washouts.
Danfia frai do aWpd To-
night from three 70 seven hours on account
Of snow drifts. Car lines have been closed
six DAYS.
SPOKANE, Wash, Feb. 3.-The intensely
cold weather Of the past two days has mod
Grated, but an almost binding snowst0rm
has been raging all day. and indications
point to its continuance for some time.
Trains are running somewhat late, except
ing the Great Northern and Central Wash
ington roads. on which no traffic has passed
since Wednesday,
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IRRIGATION IN NEVADA.
A Vigorous Effort to Render Arabic the
Arid Lands

CARSON, Feb. 3.-Lagrave's Senate bill
providing for the supervision and use OF
the water supply in Nevada in the matter
Of irrigation is receiving strong support
throughout the State. very vigorous
effort is being made to pass it, The bin
provides for division Of Nevada into four
sections. the whole to be under the direct
supervision OF the State Irrigation Engineer
Office at the Capitol. He will control the
other four superintendent of divisions,
who will report 30 him regularly The pri-
GRITTY law will placed be In force and the
first claimants on any stream or body of
water ~ili be recognized against all other
claimants and streams furnishing water for
vast districts will be equally distributed. so
that the best results may be attained. Cal
ifornia capital will be brought to Nevada
as soon as the bill becomes a law, and inside
Of sixty days after its passage 5000, 600
worth Of property now barren will be
placed in condition for cultivation and COL
Onized. All vested rights will be adjusted
and protected as the previous irrigating
law provides. The bill is considered the
best irrigating measure ever constructed in
Nevada. and will at once dispose Of indis-
criminale litigation, protecting the poor
farmer as well as the extensive owner.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-04
BY FAVOR OF LEO.
The Pope Has Had Many
Causes of Sadness.
GREAT LOVE FOR AMERICA.
He Admires the Republic and He Seeks
to Draw the American Church
Closer to Rome.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

ROME, Feb. 3-The Holy Congregation
of the Propaganda has addressed the fol-
lowing declaration to Roman Catholic Arch
bishops in the United States:
Most Ilustrfous and Most Rererend
Sirs: The Supreme Pontiff has many rea-
sons of sadness on account Of the distresses
which the impudent endeavors of wicked
men are trying to bring upon Christianity,
especially in Europe. On the other hand,
it is great consolation to him to see the
increase of Catholicism. with Gods aid,
elsewhere In the world. This Is especially
true of the great republic for where
scarcely century ago there was hardly
vestige of Catholicity, we see now the
church fourishing in the great number
of its faithful, in Its institutions of gov
eminent, its orders and hierarchy. and its
large senate of Bishops. Encouraged.
therefore, the Pontff not only follows with
great interest the things pertaining to the
good of religion in these parts. but has tried
to show plainly his great solicitude.
"When the University at Washington
opened it pleased the PoDtiff to send
prelate to congratulate the Bishops on the
event and TO encourage themto still greater
works. Now. in the fourth century after
the shores of America. separated by the
ocean from the Old World, were first dis
covered, and while the memory OF the
suspicious event IS being celebrated in
festivals, the Pontif, who is a great adj
mirer of the republic. delegates the same
prelate, a man of the highest dignity, TO
testify to the Pope's regard for this post.
1.-THE care Of the most thoughtful Pontiff
has not rested here. Since growth bad
brought the church in America to stage of
maturity, in which 1t ought to be favored
with Institutions with which the church
has fiourished elsewhere. tho Pontff does
not desire there should be any obstacle to
supplying those aids of Christianity,
whereby there may be closer union with the
center, and whereby Christian unity may
more greatly increase. His Holiness, there
fore, orders the Holy Congregation of the
Propaganda to signify to the Bishops OF
the United States that he has determined to
appoint the venerable Francis. titular Arch
bishop OF Lepanto, apostolic delegate to
the United States. This, according to the
custom Of the church, seemed appropriate
to the state Of dignity which the Catholic
religion has attained in America, and espe-
cally on account OF other peculiar circum-
stances.
Therefore. doubtless you, illustrious
prelates, will receive joyfully what the Pom
tiff has thought it well to do for the honor
and good of the church.
while informing you Of the most wise
determination of his Holiness we express
the firm hope that you will diligently assist
the distinguished man whom the pastor of
the whole church has made delegate
among you in everything pertaining to
your affairs.
Given al Rome by the Sacred Congrega-
tion of the Propaganda, January 1898
~ our Graces' obedient servant,
~ FDOCUOWSKI "