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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-16
Senator Hunton on the Right Tack


Ia the United States senate on
Monday Mr.. HusTos introduced bill
providing for tax OF ore quarter
Of per cent on ell deposits in
United States banks, the income thus de-
rived 70 be turned over TO the United
States Treasury aud to be a guarantee
fund for deposits The United States
Treasury is thus practically made guar
antee for ell deposlts rs the provisions
Of this bill no person Is 10 be permitted TO
oyerdraw bis account m o national bank.
Dir. Husros 10 on the right tack. II de-
positoss could To- day bs convinced that be-
You'd % doubt thor deposits would DO safely
kept whist in the banks ana promptly
returned when called Tor, the bAnks would
before supdown tomorrow DO ~ full Of
euusney. payable on demand 10 the de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-16
10 Or CnNGRKssNEN
ProDerty Transfer.

Richmond j. Thorn son brown and wife to
Annie II. Stenbrechor's trustee. % feet on the
south side Of Broad street near Madison,
s5,750.
nonrico: II. L. Denoon TO Maria Carrirgion.
% feet on Fairfield street. 40 Michael =. Her
man and wife 70 William Blalr lot rs Capitol
View, $40; Randolph & Mosby. trustees, 70 +.
b. Enslow, lots 10 and I IN square Is, lots IL
aud rs In square IS, lot % in squsre 33, lot 20
in squaLe s, lot Is IN square IS, lot . Ia square
ri, lot in square 27, ana lot 10 III square 30,
Highland Park, $1,000: same 10 4. }. Enslow,
lots 90 and 81 In squsre 20. Tot IN square p,
lot o IN square 20, LOT l3 In square 2S, lot o IN
squsre y. lot @ In square 30, and lot 10 square
-, Highland Park, $1,000 w. c. Thomass0n
and wife u Horace Buckher, l5I6 acres IL Tuck
ehoa District 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-16
To Cleanse ,se system

etfactual,y. set gently, when costiye or
bilious. or when the blood IL impure or
sluggish. 20 permanently cure habitual
liver 70 q healthy activity without irri-
tating or weakening them, TO dispei head
aches. colds. " fsvers use 6ySup ct fias.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-16

Thousands Of people, With worse CAGES OF
Catarrh than yours probably Is, have been
permanently cured by DIR. Sases Catarrh
Remedy. That Is the reason why its pro.
prietors are willing to promise you eco Ii
Won can't DO cured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-16

rNO WHOM 1T MAY con- ~ .
i Take notice that ihs i.'t IS .oA
duly ouallfieI as aiuiiu.sta - .r-
oIhersise BENJAMIN B. Yh'N ...,. l. -
der the Laws OF the safe W ~ 80
state. N Korkaway. saii ir-o- b -
,,,lsd a. The date Of bis i,aia' So ... -
representative having QaaiileI 81. trgl.
Of the said docedeni within '.o ~. 2 te
move under section 262l 81 'es IL NJ IS.
toe Circuit Court Of kchmoli .- -, go
tho 3Oth day o. OctoOrT, lssh" ~ $50
fer 70 rucn person OF parsons a. Iug CkIN
nav direct 40 SHARES % l".f,ls =,
srtlCk OF THE NlGGiNIN r-ii-
sURANCE COMPANY. . co-p' t,s 49,
rae STATE OF virginia. staulins 80 go.
her saii deceAsn, on thc box .si
ZION frhlb 3. oss are kep, 81 ~ l'..--..lisi
In AHA city o. RichmOni) al f,.La
c,r,isir.ts No 2l5, dated Nay '.,..ss
mama Of her said leceteni A,...N w
SHARES OF ThE CAPITA go
STATE BANK OF Nik1lNN' 80,
srs.sad t,v inc state u virgo a. 80.
name a her said decedeAt 'A II. "a
bank (Which BOOKS are keI. a.. a. % 81 Al
3co In the said city 81 h,.as.'.t-. N 90 = \
scented BY the follosins esf'lh -. 81
OF her sald decedent--N- ~ - Il
SHARES. No. sos Tor 10 -nes.'' \. AZ
,harss. No 3st Tor ! 'aNv''
snare. AMI No. 356 for 49, 49,, q, 4 QA's,g
Aam,,,.tra,rsx Of benjamin. ~ ' $50. a
BY coKx & PlcSasLi, ass 49, W. 4
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Az Sl.50.

LADIES' BEST GRADE LINEN LAWN
WRAPPERS, trimmed with colored embroidery.
Were 81 and $3.50, now $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-16
81.

LADIES' STRIPED DIMITY AND FIGURED
LINEN LAWN WAISTS, made full with pleated
fri down front.
Were 81 so and S1.75, now 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-16

We have on hand an enormous stock OF
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR .hcn must
move. rec the reduced ngures We have put on
them. You can't begin 70 buy the STUN ior
tne money. SKIklS, PANTS, ChEMlSEs,
GOWNS. CORSET WAISTS, and small lot OF
CHILDREN's GARMENTS all 90 at reduced
figures. -
prices We have marked on them-White ones
reduced to SOC, sold Al Zoe. ~ Toe. sod at 81
and 81 IS; 70 81 sold at $3.50 and 81. One
los WAISTS reduced TO 25c.
Soc the COLOkED PEkCALE and LAWN
WAISTS we sell at Soc, reduced from Zoe.
None In the city 10 equal them
For one week more only al Of our NAVY and
BLACk-CLOTH BLAZERS that sell al ~ and
81 80 Tor 81. 80 apiece also, all OF our DGiT-
CLOTH BLAZERS that sold at s0, 30 and %
c cHHiLDREN's REEFERs aud BLAZER
jackets reduced To Ell, sl.33, and sl.o0 that
are worth from e. 20 $50 apiece.
sun UMBRELLAS and PARAs0LS go regard
less OF any value. see those We oner ~ 81,
si.25, and also. worth from 81 70 ; apiece.
LADIES EToN and BLAZER CLOTH SUITS
(yOu can't get anything more seryicSable) are
greatly reduced foe THIS weeA.
You can't resisG buying WASH GOODS az such
prices rs We sell them.
PoNGEEs that LOOK Ike China Silks reduced
90 sac. from l2l9c. yard.
CREPoNs IN fancy Agures reduced 30 0}4c.
ORGANDIE DINITlRS and FIGURED
SWlSSES reduced 70 StFc from 12le an loo.
GGNGHAMS cut in half 10 prices. Tho best
and most select styles al 81 aud s]sc.. reduced
from l21Sc. -
BLACK-STRIPED and PLAID MUsLlNs.
select styles az SIC reduced from l"ts ana loo
WOOL CHALLIES IN best styles should a.
TRACK your attention az lOc. yard, reduced from
lec.
You must SEQ tue greatly reduced prices on
CHINA and INDIA SILks-a great saving 10
you. WASH SILKS reduced 10 371sc. yard.
DRESS GOODS sold without regard 20 value.
See those SOC All-Wool Goods reduced 20 Csc
yard.
BOYS WAISTS reduced 10 25c.
SUMNER RISBED and GAUZE UNDER
WEAR ct half their usual p.tces-
treat inducements offered In CARPETS,
RUGS, DRUGGETs, ami OlL-CLofHs for this
week az
THALHIMER Brothers,
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/ lot Sc from 20 12I6c.
lot s., from l2l5 20 &c.
lot l2Ikc. from lG-6 u 25c.
lot 1Sc. from 20 to 42c.
There are prices OF distress everywhere among
the little Things. tOC-See them.
TIE DOLL FAMILY, counted by numbers, Is
egual 10 half the little don admirers OF Ricn-
mond. From the tiny Sc. TO the $40 Doll
We have saved the community
more than a thousand dollars this
season in PreserVing-Kettles alone.
A new lot open for to-day, Porce'
lain-lined, ? to "a quarts, IS to
ooc., with prices between, accord
ing to size.
As Recollection Rocking Chairs to-day for 69c.
each.
$40 dozen Thin Grecian star Tumblers-im-
portei-yalue sl.7J. for 11c. dozen. only
one dozen to each customer.
Reai China b eakfast Plates, white with gold
band. 90 tor . a dozen, normal price az 20.
A large Three-Fold Clothes Horse getable at
4gc. It's said other people charge 81.
Tho hnndsornest or Decorated Haviland China
Dinner Set, 40 pieces. sells tor 500. WIN
moro convenient.
Limoce Art Pottery In sample pieces for halt
their usual value.
II to II east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-16

FINE WHITE LINEN LAWN WAISTS, hand
somely trimmed with embroidery aud very
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-16
All 75c.

AT 75c.
LADIES' AND MISSES WAISTS at 75c. in
French Percaie, Irish Lawn, ana India Linon,
all neat patterns.
Were 81 and $3.50, now 75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-16

w ARD
LOTHROP.
EMPLE
D RY-GOODS STORE,
CORyEs BR0iD AND ADAMS STREEFi
Wash " RAPPERS.

DARK CALICO WRAPPERS, nca. patterns.
were 81, now SOC.
CHECK AND STRIPED GINGHAM WRAP
PERS-colors, blue, pink, and heliotrope-wero
al rs and sl.S7, now sl.35.
REST GRADE PERCALE AND CANBRIC
WRAPPERS, good patterns, we're s1.75, now
also. --.-. ..,,,,,
FINE LINEN LAWN AND BATISTH WRAP
PERS, neat patterns aud excellent styles, were
SO and $3.50, now 81. .-..,,
SHEER DOTTED ORGANIZE WRAPPERS,
woke. collars aud cuffs OF 1ne Swiss embroidery,
were 10, now 80. -...,
FANCY STRIPED PRINCESS-CLOTHW hAP-
PERS, made full and stylish. only s2.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-16
HEALTHY CHILDREN

HY CHILDREN
come from healthy
mothers. And
mothers viii GER
tainly be healthy
II they'll take DR..
Pierce's Favorito
Prescription.
Nothing can equal
1t In building up q
wonan's strength,
In regulating and
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II, 70, IS, and II east Broad.
RICHMOND. WEDNESDAY, August 1e, 1893.

RICHMOND. WEDNESDAY,, August 10, 1898.
We accept scrip in exchange for
merchandise or checks in payment
for merchandise or accounts.
In to-morrow'S issue we shall be
ready to speak of a great Linen
purchase that will be on sale.
CARPETS like many houses
offer are easily gotten, and at any
desired time. Compare these SeVe-
raj hundred pieces with what you
see about the town. 1t took months
to place them as they ought to be.
The best and most prompt work.
manship.
In the face of the present diff
cult selling prices have no stability.
There is more to the dollar now
than one could have anticipated
even two weeks ago. But merchan-
disc must be moving. We say so;
manufacturers and agents and i'm
porterS say so. Some to our
beneft---some to our loss---but all
to your benefit, if you seize the
present opportunity.
The BlSement--among the
HouSeware---and you are at a per-
feet fair, with prices that dazzle as
much as the WareS---
| Most everybody can tell tho whine Of Chenille
Curtains that arc usually Sl2 PAIR. lney
arc here Tor 1913.
Neatness, Ladies White scaoped Embroider-
ed HAndkercnIc's are selling az JOG very
fine and sheer embroidered that are usually
ready sale no ZIG. for l9c each.
&C FOR Ladies' Belts. We nave added 20 tho
lot every belt that WAC selling no 10 I5c.
! Ri,hclieu Ribbed Ladies' Vesis-hant crochet
! odge with drawn tape. l21S:. from PC.
! 10 dozen Ladies' silk Vests will be sold for
j0c. each today, cost up to sl.2O MI IN
perfect order.
dozen Mems Panama TWilled
Negigee Shirts. The manufac-
turer said 1885,, we say $50. to-day.
| All that were SG.23 to S2.25 on the
counter for 9Oc.
Chenille Table.CoverS. An ex-
quisite line of coloringS running
| from "A in size to large enough for
| pianos. The price IS a third off the
uSual-95c. to $3.50.
| 1900 yards Challics-white ground with polka
spots, hall wool-to DO closed to-day iOi bI4c.
Cotton Fabrics closing out like
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-16

PINK AND BLUE CHAMBRAY WAISTS, with
laupdered collars and cuffs, best make.
Were 1878 and $4.25, now $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-16
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
Sy THE DISPATCH COMPANY,

I n. DAILY DISPATCH h delivered N Sab
fxffser, NJ rTrTvrS cKSrs per week, payable TO
the carrier weekly Mailed at 60 per annuu
s.sor six months sl.bo for thrce months 900
5srone month
The WEEKLY DISPATCH At 81 per snnun.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at sl.oo per annun,
q sto for six monihs
subscriptions 10 all cases payable b advance,
md no paper continued after the expiration o.
p,etime paid ior. Send poes-ofaoc money-ordor'
rhech, Of registered letter. Currency sent p'
wan vii be al the risk OF the sender SUD
scr,hers wishing their post-ofnce changed mus
tiyo their old ~ well ~ their new psss-oH'c~
tAzple copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-16

UPTOWN osFlcE. 43S EAST BROAD
tJREEI
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1908 HULL
FTREEE.
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kIlnttars sni kilograms must 10 aaaresseo %
sIJ DIsTATCu COMPANY.
hejee;cd communications viii no. oerrturu0d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-16

Were S4.75, now s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-16

Wanted situations Co5 words or lessl'''.'S
s,o..,,, ,,,t,cs ,n readtng-matter type, nvo
lines or less. q; n onpsroil loaded, Zoe.
.,r5 a, rates for more space iurnished on ap-
slicaiiop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-16

FANCY AND wAsHsILK WAISTS at reduced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-16
OK TIE FINANCIAL sITUATIO'

" Q also especially commend th3 CONSERVATIVE
and sensible course OF tho bankers and mer-
chants and mauuIacturers Of this city OF Rich
mOnd IN tle steps taken to prevent tue with
raSal o. he currency from Their vaults by
alarnists or wicked SPECTATORS, and especially
10 prevent the absorpti n OF the currency of this
state by the north srn banking institutions.
And especially do we condemn those specnla-
tors and merchants who. with Jut feeling, unir IL
take 70 purchase at reduced rates the scrip
Issued BY tho manufacturers OF this city, vino
are nOb.y en1eayOrlng 10 continue the employ
ment OF their labor by issuing this scrip Tor the
payment Of the same % take the place OF the
currency. which should be plenty were the con-
stitutional requirements for the government @
provide proper and sufficient currency Tor the
use OF trade carried out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

sherman rom tho finance committee.
was pn-sel, sherman, ice eHlI. vutilH
iu TIE negative. Sherman wy we'll
knew, said Stewart, btflsc bi8
nnme was reached IN tho
calling Of the roll lnnt the b,u would
pats by nu Overwhelming moi my.
The history Of The OH IN tho Hue uf
Representatives wins surgrstivr. Alter
it was developed That thu biil jtmouu.
Tied silver Hooper Maisac1ustt.F, ih
charge Of the bili, affected " abandon
H. Sumc days aitvrwarj, la the ali.
tyncn Of Representative Potter, New
York, who had d.ucUvutri the lac.
.hat tho bill duinonCtizud silver,
Hooper presuutpd substitute for the
oil which he falsely claimed contained
none uf tho Objectionable features vi
The original bin. The substitute passed
under the Utroreous beliof produced by
HoUicr's bialemenio that the subtilute
was duvold OF tho Objectionable PRO.
yisi0us oil lhr original bilL rur tup'ti.
iu'c as 10 came from the House, COM
luiurd In hn sixteenth section pro.
vision TOT dollar % J5i grains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
THAT SEWER LAND DEAL.
There is Something About II That
Mayor BaSEil DISIikeS.
A. u Consequence lie votoss the
Councils Condemnation Action.
May Gene Up Tonight.

There have been good many In.
einuating rumors regarding the action
Of certain selent few among the
members Of the City Council Ia the
purchase or rather proposed purchase
Of land for outlet sewer purposes.
Recently the council authorized the
city attorney TO ut once com.
msnoo condemnation proceedings
TO secure possession OF piece
OF land recommended by the
committee. IL leaked out today
that the Mayor has once mora taken
Issues with the municipal legislative
sOlons by ve,oing their action and that
he would ~ report 10 that body 10.
mig hit.
The Mayor arrived at the conclusion
that he could do nothing less. His
findings are based on personal visit
10 tue land In question. IL Ia said 10
be rs untltioT the purpose for which
II was intended Rs 1t IL possible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
DIED BY The ROAD.
John ?. Bush Suicides at til. Point oil
thu Mountain.
Oatof Money and work Ills Courage 10
Battle With Life Failed
Him.

Yesterday afternoon the mortal re.
mains N John T.. Bush were laid In a
suicides grave At Lohi, and biz loving
wife and six little children were
plugged into unutterablo grief by the
fGsh deed Of a husband aud father
whose vow 10 protect and provide for
them was forgotten IN the dependency
! 10 which he had sunk through finan.
ciRl mis- ortuuc.
blr Bush was about 80 years Of age,
anu formerly resided Ia this city. Al
one time he was In the employ Of the
old Utah Central Railway company,
aud later became halfway agent at
l.ehi. At that place he became the
husband u a daughter Of thu late David
Evans. formerly Bishop Of Luhi.
Mt. Bush removed b ToOele county
few years ago, and engaged iu
Fanching. Last week he brought his
family from TOOele to their old home.
lie had been unsuccessful financially,
an was very dcsp9ndent. When Ia
gloomy moods he had spoken OF sui
eide, ana said he saw no harm Ia IT,
HIS brother ana others eHpus,ulated
with him, but he said his family would
be ~ well OIL without him.
On Friday he applied AZ the sugar
factory TOT work, stating that he was
out Of everything. AZ that tino there
was no employment, 20 he west way.
That evening he started for lJDelc la
cart Before going no purchased
three ounces VI laudnnum NJ tue drug
store, though this fact was not known
70 his friends till ai,trward.
On reaching the Point OF the noun.
tain, four miles NORTH VI Lehi, he TIED
hi- horse 10 "A clump OF brush anu laid
down Ia the shA1e Of the cart. A
newspaper was thfOwn over his face.
But his purpose was not 10 gain
natural sleep, Tor the three ounces OF
lRudAnum was swallowed.
There he lay all day Saturday aud
until Sunday morning. SEVERAL par.
ties passed by, but supposed IL was
only tired man Avalling himself OF
an opportunity TO sleep. But on sun
day n traveller approached anu found
that the body was already undergoing
the process Of decomposition. Word
was taken 10 Lehi, whittier tho re-
mains were conveyed aud buried.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
A WATER QUESTION.
Residents OF sugar House Ward File
Protest With the city Council.

At tho mass meeting Of the Sugar
House warriors which was held as
announced Ia the NEWS Of last
Wednesday, the following protest was
endorsed aud will be presented to the
CITY Council tonight;
Gentlemen - We, the Undersigned
owners and first users Of the waters OF
"pArley's Canyon creek" enter tile
following protest against the pre.ent
system OF distribution and manipuls-
ton OF the waters Of said creek ny the
city OF Salt Lake, tO-wiu;
First,-Wo object 10 our share Of
water passing into the reservoir Of the
city conduit, and there being handled
TO our Inconvenience anu loss, causing
the Kennedy, CrismOn anu Decker
bitches to be TRY Cor weeks the past
summer, entailiug 10 Us lUss Of crops
ana gardens.
Secoud.-We object to the division
OF the waters Of ParIey's canal being
made above our division, anu Tequost
that the water belonging TO US be
divided Rt tho same place, and 10 con.
duct our share Of the water past said
oity's division without obstruotiol NJ
Interference whatsoever herewith,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

that we may enjoy our rights 10 the
water a. We Ii1 iu the pact.
Ihifd.-We request that our shnfe
OF tie water be measured at the bend
0f The Kennedy ditch, 70 that there
may he no loss 10 "a in the How Of the
water from the division down; which
right We have enjoyed for forty years,
hnd We ATE Therefore entitled by law
aud by the terms ut the contract be.
tween tire city Of Salt Lake aud tho
Joint owners In the waters Of said
creek. (5eo contract marked exhibit
SAN
Foirlh.-wc nsk your honorable
Dody 10 take steps NJ once TO remove
saiu obstfuotiOns, that the water may
now In its free aud unohstfuctui course,
thnt our rights may be- reserved Ia
SAID creek; and that our right
appointed by TIE unIUrslgnri ba rec.
ugnlzH BY tho board having lufisIic.
uon Ia the division OF the water in
FNid C5cok.
iNlEACg FROM TIiE CONrRACr: trN.
iuBiT "A."l.
To'wii: The party Of the ft oond pafi
Iutihrf ngfecs that !, VIII not by h.
actions diminish the quantity OF water
4" winch any Unu may b. entitled o.
100 tho AK aunuiy Dtchn or "parIcy's
Canyon Cryrk,n VINO 10 not Interest, d
IA the exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
The Sheen Rock Company.

Articles OF Incorporation OF tho
Sheep Rock Mining anu Milling com.
pauy, whose CHIEF place OF business
will bo Salt Lake Guy, were filed with
the county clerk this morning.
The object o; the company Is tho
mining, milling and smelling o, ores,
buying aud selling properties, elc.
The inogrpontors aud the number Of
shares taken by each are; Joshua
Colt 10000, VIM. Campnell 5000.
John g. Mead 5000, Irving NJ. Higluy
1855, Arthur ), Mead 1857, Tom Fer.
gussOn rs (ail the foregoing reside In
this olIy), John W.. Chandler,
Chicago, Ills, 10000; X. @. Barton
1850, VIM. I. Wymau 1850. The last
named reside at OmahH, Nen.
The capital stock Is S262, 500, divided
into 81, 800 shares, Of tno par value OF
as, mani up snd worcestershire.
j. w. Chandler will be president,
Tom Ferguson vice president Rnu
WIN. Campbell secretary and treas
urer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
IN The NAME OF The POPE
Tho Roman POnun ADDRESSES ths
People Of The United States.
rnpni Delegate sataiii n the Mouth.
piscc.-thc Catholic 'ougrsss.-
Great Excitement.

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.--"Gn the name Of
Leo XIII salute the great American
republic, and / call on the Catholics Of
America TO 10 forward, IN ono hand
tearing the book Of Christian truth, ana
In the other tho Constitution Il the
United States" Papal Delegate
5a,olli, wrapping the purple robes Of
his Office about hin auG speaking with
burning intensity Of feeling that
surprised tue great multitude gathered
la tue Catholic congress,
The scene waa dramatic In the
extreme, tho personal representative
oi tho Roman pOntin 10 the United
states literally shaking under the
stfrHs OF excitement, the OCCASION Of
watch WINS his first public appearance
since his appointment 10 office anu by
many regarded as his iustallment into
tho UillcO. All this occurred alter the
coagtuas was called to order by the pre-
siding officer, Judge NJ. J, OiBiiou Oi
Now York, who delivered the address
OF welcome. In tho meantime the
royal delegate sat on lofty throno.llke
chair, said 10 have been brought 10
America by Columbus. The pApal
delegate spoke Ia Italian which was
afterwards translated by AfchbiahOp
ireland.
salolli said the nfst great Catholic
congress, the Ideal and model for thi.
anu every such gathering, was when
Christ surrounded by the children OF
Israel, delivered the great sermon on
tue mount, the burden u which wat:
Seek first the kingdom OF God anu
His righteousness, anu all other things
stall be added unto you"
fho delegate said here In America
was the key to the future and the pope
had charged him to speak wOt1s Of
hope aud blessing anu tho message
quoted above. OtheT addresses were
uciivcted by Bishop watteTsOu, OF
Columbus, Ohio, tho cousin OF Hon.
Henry Waiterson, Of Louisville, and
a number OF laymon.