davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02
pAu1s VALLEY.


Paul's Valley, April This town Is
on a substantial boom with the addition
OF a United States court under the new
bill. BY 1t Paul's Valley has acquired
quite an addition to It's supply OF law
yers In the firms Of Barton K Logs
don, Blanton & Wolf, Claude q Green,
Weaver Albert Rennie, and several
others who have signlied their inten-
tion of moving here. Judge stuart mas
made an order locating Judge Thomp-
son permanently here, The vacant OIL
fees to be filled here In the court are
clerk. marshal. constable. People hope
that the appointing power VIII soon
make the appointments TO ~ these
places There are several additions to
the town to be laid Off in tie near
future by the land owners owning the
property adjacent to the town, namely
@. j. Grant. Tom II. Martin and the
owners OF property south Of town In
what is called Tanglewood addition.
The courthouse site has not yet been
selected, but an effort Is ON foot by a
new outfit that wants to reap the solid
| results from the booming Of a new adj
| dltion and to include the new court
| house site in the new addition. we
| hope that the new additions may all
4 become n settled fact and all prosper
and make money. Grant, the banker
| OF Pauls Valley. has under considera-
tion the building of a new brick block
! Of 100 feet front to be built at once on
| Paul street adjoining his bank. We
| note the advent Of the Paul's Valley
| Lumber company, the Valley Brick and
| Lumber company, Messrs Robertson &
| Henry, Eiso lumber merchants. in our
mda..
Messrs. Kendall & Co, who have re-
| Gently opened n large stock In The new
| fraternity building, are enjoying good
/ trade i'm fbptr line of lt'y goods. cloth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

stuart made the following appoint
ments.
At South McAlester--CommiNioner,
S A. Wilkinson; clerk, Z. Atkinsohi
marshal, Il. IL. Doyle.
oka-Commissioner, ]. X. Camp
bell; clerk. George Edwards; marshall
Frank Mcclure.
Antlers-Clerk, A, Il. Mccain; mar
shall, l.. 4. Davenport.
on-Commissioner, VIM. Har-
rison; clerk, +. II. Carr; marshal, b. H.
Dubois.
shamentown Commissioners. John
Richie.
min
Accommodation, p. L. My
matt.
Terms Of court South McAlester,
April and september Atoka, Mareh
and NoyeNJer; Antlers, May ana De
cember; Cameron. February and Oeto-
Der.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

The Chief Interest Centered in the
Race for Mayor.

Dallas. April 1.--rhe candidates to
be voter for tomorrow and their friends
are hard ut work, trying to corral the
sOvereigns. and they are increasing
and iutenslfyinE their efforts as the
election approaches.
The Ulcers to be elected are mayor
judge Of the city court, and one alder
man from each OF the following wards,
tO-wlt Fourth. Fifth, Eighth, Ninth,
Eleventh and Twelfth; and for one
member of the board Of school direct
ors from each OF the following wards.
tO-wit; First, Third, Fourth, Eighth,
Ninth and Tenth.
The registration, although not at all
as heavy as IT. should have been, was
fairly up to the expectations of those
who know of the negligence of so many
in that matter. The central figure in
the race ! as been the mayCralty candi-
date. Interest In the canvass was not
energizcd until within the last few
days, but considerable animation has
characterized It recently. II so hap
pens that the three candidates are all
good men, competent, honorable indus
trious, vigorous, skilled. Their records
as men and as officials In the past are
! clear. and no one fears a furnishing In
/ the future. Wherefore, the issue lies
rnther In the personality or popularity
| of the man 1t has not been by any
| means n partisan campaign wherein
! politics, partyis.n, ward whips OF
| bosses have cut any figure. The gel.
| uemen were sef-announced, and they
| all have In some manner been connect
| ed with the city government--one as It's
| present executive, one as its present
] city attorney, and one an ex-courpil.
man. The canvass has been clear
one, the most respectful attitude and
good humor prevailing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

Was Requested to Perform Marriage Ger.
emory That Wouldn't Hold.

Jacksonville, Ind, April i.-Durlng all OF
Magistrate Kclgwn's varied matrimonial
experience he having married over 5000
couples, strange request was made OF him
today. A man, who declined TO give his
rHnc Ia un undertonc sHldi esquire I de-
sire 10 huVe mock marriage performed.
and J am willing 10 pay any amount OF
money for the service" The magistrate,
with much nmaErmont replied TINT he was
In the business 10 sOlomnlzc marriage lc-
ultimately, The visitor insisted but to no
purpose, He explained that he was az.
tendlng the Louisville Dental college and
had become eninnglcd with woman who
threatened his NE u he did not make her
his wife. lie suid that he was engaged To
n1rry an estlrnnhle young woman soon As
he left tie magistrates office he asked II
there wis any ono who could be Induced
to s0lenulze sham marriage for him, The
man was TAN about 30 years OF age and
genteel In appearance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

,,, ,,.s,o- frock Please
anu M,at "s ne" NJ Howard ~ peni
S Snd live nv love 10 ali our boys and girls.
anu w WI q" III, ,,,tf Grand so5on, or
a aisa nv a names not SISSY JuPE.
sketer, BayIaeeI euitiVTT; .nd mister 4
nhie 100 VuVl'un iui , ' irrsns lie IL
nio ntnr d In, nm III a Il Wnnt 700
no Enythins About nVuruP Hboat that
tasrsp '' cuntfv. wei u must close umldiy.
I. -. So 40 wVol" Want loo make
ssIapt too N.Y. 49, v.anf al The drums
~ III 1i ,,t,aer tI,.,,s roo line IN With
I'M IN. Ia an con Nj Frcnd Nourup.
April 11Elltor @a5 = 5,,,,pm g rom one
Nj. l.. l.. t@nvh WIN - c,i,ln out III lie
WI, VIZ ~ i'e 5, nis,e liz future Aomc Will
EbS ArtichoIe's darter 1T yenow-dog
and oblise the ig 4thiIn<N wv, n nooSi 1TTLE,
Fort Worth. Tex. April t.-Edltor Ga
Sgliei fisasg nnu IKE eeo9.nsfurcd shoe
S.,,,,i ~ =" ~ fort Worth Tex. lie X
,xe ,ii''' IIicd eyerywherc lie viii be the
r,gh lt nan ,i ~ .he ns'v' onrs truly,
WIS" "''' ''NN'' l.. O. GILBERT.
Fort Wo l,J ,n nyc, ~ coup0ns Credit
l'vasv II n Nleoi of Fort Worth You
Saxo lin down n Chicago man, true hc
r ,!l, yns,, nto,lnct OF ioae standing.
foFt "o''N p''4"N' NAT1lE WARREN.
II Apr' w. l1 q ya ,ie win gladly send 10
ihiir' ~ -,,r nonntar candidate, Mr. l.. 4,
roilPsn V'''' w.
HNVUN NhmFm
I ~ pa' lin I'm NOR" 10 follow YET.
fof 'ue'e - ''''' uNElLiE BLY,"
april i1 In, co,,, "as' for my Old friend
Ieorge d. WoodSou OF Dallas. George y
Tue man i0r 'H' ''"' EfMER RENFRO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02
Low RArns no wAsHrNGroN, D. G

The Louisville and Nashville railroad
and connecting lines afford unequaicd
facilities from Texas . the East, hav-
ing routes via both New orleans and
Memphis. with double daily through
service by each, precluding any chance
through New orleans Is the shirt line
from that city. Our route through
Memphis affords opportunity for a visit
10 the seminary at Louisville, the
grandest Baptist educational institution
in the South. Mammoth Cave, Ameri-
cas- greatest natural wonder is on this
line. Rates OF one fare for the round
trip will doubtless be made for the
meeting Of the Southern Baptist con-
vention at Washington. first week in
May Colonel Thomas II. Kingsley,
travelling passenger agent, Dallas, Tex
as. VIII answer all communications as
to rates, routes. etc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

lam OF the legation. which win exactly cor
respond In ofhcih status with that Of tne
Hawaiian legation al Washington, IN TINS
cliae the conditions VIII be- precisely parallel
TO those Ia Rome ana Washington " me
lime, ~ the Italian trouble four years ago.
when Baron FnyA left Washington for llAly,
and United states Minister Porter ,nent
nineteen months roaming through SWitSel'
land and other European countries. on lcnye
under full nay. leaving the legation In Rome
IN the hands OF Charge Whiichousci nha
the italian legation IN Washington III care
OF the Marquis ltudini.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

court adjourned Friday night. March
30, after four weeks session. A
heavy bulk OF business was disposed Of.
-Four were given terms in the pen. Joe
snodgrass was given four years for Sc
duetlon: Lee Turner two years for
theft. While for the murder Of Mark
Luttrell, In January. NJ. v. Phipps
was sentenced for Ave years. and his
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02
KENTUCKY FOREST FIRES.
Three Lives Reported to Have Been
Lest.

Bowling Green Ky, April 1.-TWO
lives are reported TO have been lost
by the forest fires in this county and
one In Grayson county.
Near Bradley, In the western part OF
this county, about 500 acres OF timber
have been burned and the homes Of
Henry Eiler, Otis Smith and James
Walters We're destroyed. The families
escaped on horses but Henry Filler was
fatally burned, ana a negro farm hand
persisted on the Eiler farm.
News was received here that William
Edwards, colorcd, was burned to death
while fighting fire near Annette. in the
southern part OF Grayson county, where
large area Of timber has been
burned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

son. Tom Phlpps for twenty years
The Phlpps' will appeal their case.
A fine rain fell last night, the hrst
for months. ,,
j. a. Leach has sold his livery stable
to Lee Atkinson. VIII Massey and Bob
Rouse.
RI. NJ. Covington shipped a lot OF hne
coal from his mines In Jack county TO
Fort Worth last week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

WIN Probably Get Resi- as Well as
Thurs,on.

Washington, April l-Thore hrc lndcl-
tnn. that Mr.. Willis, our mlulstor 10 Hawaii,
u preparing To take leave ui absence from
his post, one story ~ that lie VIII 20 10
Japan for a time. aud another liz that he
wall return TO the thitod states Tho
slate department officials will not say amy
tluug about the mattgr, hut content them
selves with pointing at the fact that the
minister has now been at his post Tor moro
than year, and according 90 the usual
practice Of the department. Ia entitled to q
leave OF absence " he desires
Il, aud Tho conditions In thr
lis leaving, II would not he surprising.
therefore, u the minister were found TO 10
u passenger uu the United statcs steamer
PHILADELPHIA. WHOM she rctuTuA 20 Mare
Island, as she mist 10 shaTtly 10 be cleaned
gpd ducltrd. ~ indeed, be dnos unt turn up
before that time. During his absence. the
Iniipd States legation at Honolulu, will be
loft IA charge Of Mr, kllis Mills, the scci F.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02
GETTING STRAINED
The Relations Between France and
and England Not Cordial.

london. April 1.-The correspondent
In Paris of the Pan Mall Gazette refers
to the historical extravaganza" OF the
French press In regard to Great Britain
and quotes Henry Rocheforte as saying
France Is submitting to series of
humniatlons In sending ships to Kiel
Wisseburg. But worst OF all, she has
endured the insults OF Great Britain
without protest. why does not she
hoist her nng?'
The Temps demands an apology or
an uprisal, and says; THE speed OF
Ashmead Bartlett and Sir George
Courson, an eastern commercial truv-
eler. are not OF the slightest impor-
lance. but we are aghast at the indis-
oreuons Sir Edward Grey and Mr..
Joseph Chamberlain"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A Mother Cuts the Threats Of Three of
Her Children-Two Dead.

Columbus, Ohio. April Mrs. II. H..
&. Williams. Grove CITY, saturday reg
istered at the Park hotel, Today two
OF her children were found dead in the
room with their throRts cut and one
gill alive. The m, Their has disappear
ed. The father came today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

Madrid, April Marshal Martinez
Campos conferred with the queen re-
gent yesterday previous to his depart
ure for Cuba. Owing to the dispatch
OF the reinforcement Of troops to Cuba
the government has called out 10000
Of the reserves In order to complete the
effective strength OF the army.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

Santa Anna, Tex, April Last night
good rain foil III This and adjoining
sections and the crop prospects are
greatly improved, Many oats have
been planted and the farmera are now
busy with other crops.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02
= @ ou
The Most important

Matter demanding attention Al 4.
season is the condition Of your blo,;
Your health depends upon il. a..
the quality and quantity of the III,
vary, you are better or worse. ~
The blood conveys all the elemst.
which go TO make up the organs, ners.
and tissues of the body, and car,;.
away all dissolved, useless mata,;.,
Every bone, muscle, nerve and iisss
lives upon what the blood feeds d I.
The whole world knows that Hos;,
Sarsaparilla is the standard remsi'
for making pure blood. y
1t possesses merit peculiar 10 NJ,
and by which it effects maryss,.
cures even when other preparatis@
fail. When you buy your spring mss
cine get the best, and that Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

A Good Rain-The Federal Court in
Scssion-City Election.

Paris, Tex, April Fine rains,
which were badly needed, fell through
out this section Saturday and Saturday
night.
Federal court convened today. There
Is a heavy docket on hand. The city
is crowded with defendants and wit
nesses.
The spring term Of the district court
began this morning, Hon. Il. d. Nc
Clellun presiding.
James Woods Of Blnghampton made
two labor addresses yesterday, one to
road men.
The city election viii be held tomor-
row
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

Waco. Tex. April 1.-Rev. Or. s. A..
King OF this city will deliver the
haccalaurcate sermon at the state
University commencement exercises
These exercises will be held in June.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02
ALE NOTES.
Court Day Made Things Lvely-Irri-
gatlng-Notes.

ALE, Tex, April 1.-snturday was
quite lively day IN ALE IA It was
court day, and Esquire Winstead had
a lengthy docket. Attorneys Rowland
and Cowan OF Fort Worth were here.
One case out OF the three against
George Washington and his family was
tried and went In favor OF defendant,
and the other two cases were thrown
out of court.
The case ofWrlnkle vs., Ballinger was
dismissed as Wrinkle aid not appear on
time.
The farmers around ALE are wearing
broad smiles today on account OF the
copious shower OF last night. which
will insure a good stand OF corn and
help the farming interests generally.
Several caseH OF mOasels In the neigh
borhood and Mr.. Hub Grigsby Is sup
posed TO be taking them today.
Dr. Davidson is irrigatlng on large
scale, and will supply our city with all
kinds OF vegetables this season.
Mr.. w. I. Miller paid ALE short
visit last wees on his western trip
VIII can't miss Azlo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

Old scenes and friends are best
Sometimes" Or. Prices Cream Bak-
ing Powder has remained the standard
over forty years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

CASH ClftHlNNi.
Wheat % 1-S0it ~.
Corn--4j 1905 SIS.
OHts-2l l-huZJ Ia.
Pork-Slg,37.
Lurd--S7 90.
RibB--y6 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02
WHO WILL BE- THE LUCKY ONE3
AIR. COHEN TAKES a Squirt AND
GETS THE LEAD.
SOME LIVELY BAi.LoTINd AND
GREAT INTEREST BEING EX-
HiBfTED-TnE VOTING RAPIDLY
INCREASING DAY BY pAY--MR.
JORDAN BEING PUSHED.

INCREASING DAY BY pAY-MR'
JORDAN BEING PUSHED.
The Gazette will send on trip to
Europe, to last from June 20 to Au-
gust ~ out from New York. represent
tative of the commercial travellers
whose territory includes ali or any part
OF Texas, and who Is to be selected
by popular ballot cast upon the cou-
pom ana printed daily In TINS paper.
The tour win be made by this repre-
sentative as the tourist guest OF tue
Gazette and as a member OF a party
organized by and in charge OF DR..
and Mrs. W. A. Cromut OF the united
States geological survey. The sections
visited will be Ireland. Scotland, Eng
land, Belgium, Germany, switzerland,
the Rhine and France, and the route
will touch Movllle. Glasgow, Trossaehs,
Stirling Castle. Edinburgh Melrose
Abbey, Durham, York. Lincoln, Har-
witch, North Sea. Antwerp. Brussels,
Cologne, the Rhine, Mayence, Heidei-
berg, Baden-Baden, Neuhasen, Lake
zug, Zurich, the Rlgi, Vltznau, Lake
OF the Four Cantons, Lucerne, Paris,
London, s.ratford, Warwick, Chester,
New York.
Our excursionist will sail from New
York on June 80. on the Anchor line
steamer City Of Rome.
The ballot will be closed ut o'clock
y. M, Saturday, June 10, Ballots VIII
be deposited in sealed box and VIII
be counted and the results certified by
committee OF business men.
The indications are that there will
be some heavy voting during the pres
ent week in the Gazette's European
tour contest The ballOting up to the
present time has been done at long
range, but so much interest IL now
shown in the contest that some one Is
likely TO take decided lead In the race
within few days, Evidence OF This
has accumulated in the office of the
Gazette. and the statement that
squirt by one Of the candidates Is TO
be made can be set down AS probable.
Which one it Will be Is as much Of "a
mystery to the Gazette as 10 anyone
else. But there IS healthy accumula-
tion Of coupons going on In certain
quarters and when tho time comes
they are to be dropped In to the credit
Of the lucky candidate. In the mean
time, II Is advisable for you TO save
the coupons and vote them as often as
you can.
The vote In the Gazette European
tour contest stood as follows at
o'clock last night
l. i. Cohen, hort Wouju........... G-s
a. 5. Bu,hg Fort Murth,s,....,.,, 1Sl
Howard W. p'lt, Fort Morth.,..,... 30
ftauk IT, Jordan, Fort Worth....... i-.'
William Gold-lru Tort Morth........ auG
Dave Welt Observation-Disclosures. 1ib
j. L. liusIey. Tort Worth ...,,.,...... $50
III Meyer IuEarspu.. ,.,s.,s...,....... l,b
W. r.. Digrrs Fort Wurth............. 1ip
J. NJ White Fart Norih,.....,..... 1tg
J, bctis Yale, Fort Worth,.,,.,.,... l2I
Wiley Blair Wulhcrf0rd, ............ 81
", L. FrpClgud. Houston .............. so
ANAA AAAHlINIa W uf'N. sassHsssssas ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

JUDGE srUARTs APPOINTMENTS.
South McAiester. I. T.. April lin
the United States court for the Second
territory central division Judge c. b.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

Fort Worth. Tex. April t.-Edltor Ga.
zatte Please find iuclo'el ~ cunpons iot
Mr. l. H. Cohen the gooh,nnturcd shoe
drummer man NJ Fort Worth. Tex, lio ~
well liked everywhere, lie VIII ne me
right man In the right place To- send abroau'
Wish him success Yours truly ,,,,,,,r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

aud wear my new Easter frock Please
credit these VOTES 10 Mr. Howard w. Teak
ana give my love 10 all our boys aud sltls'
and we viii all Keep up the Re0d Wofn.
md finish first with one grend SCOOP; VI
else my names not sisSi ''i"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-02

The vote In the Gazette European
tour contest stood as follows at G
o clock last night.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
IN INTERSTATE COMMERCE LAW TEST
TIONs CAPTURED

IMPORTANT MOTION MADE TO DISMISS THE IN
pIcTtENTs ~ TIE FAMOUS SANTA FE CASES.
Chicago Dec 6-Thc most important test Of the
Interstate Commerce law came to the front yesieT-
day when W. s. Forrest, on behalf Of John a Han
ley and Isaac Thompson. filed motion in the United
States District Court for the Northern District OF
Illinois 70 dismiss the Indictments found against his
clients in October. 1891.
These are known as the Santa ~ cases. A httle
over a year ago Joseph w. Renhart and John ~
Hanley officials OF the Santa Ft road and Isaac
THOMPSON. Of Kansas CITY and Nelson Morris, OF
Chicago. shippers. were Indicted by the feIerai
Grand Jury for violation OF Section y OF the In
ters:ate Commerce act. which section in a general
way prohibits Relating or reduced rates ior sap
pers. Eenhart and Hanley were ndlctei Jointly
and Thompson AMI Norris separately
Mr. Forrest presents tn.rtE-iWo dluefent reasons
for the oua.sh.nC OF the Indictments against MS
clients. l.i Ia a general way they cin ne splnm9
r.zel by dr. FOrrcsts statement that. even II as
clients have committed the acts charged, thesc con
s;it;te no offence against the statutes mcnuoneI
General Back. the United States pis.rct-A tor
new is at Hot SPRINGS His assistant, Mr.. Pagin.
accept, q services The motion, wnich was se' lot
next Monday. General Back is not expected eone
however, until the middle Of the month: ana the
motion win hardly be argued before the noHnaNs.
Whatever Judge GTOsscup5 decision on the Ipouon
TO ccash may be- II VIII undcuDtec.y brnS Ijlth
points Of the highest importance not only 10 RAJ
ROADS and shippers but 70 the general public In
fact an important section Of the Constitution OF he
United State IS involved in the controversy
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07

THE EMPLOYEES IN CHICAGO TEMPORARILY
AHEAD on THE sUNDAY-CLOsING QUESTION.
Chicago. Dec. 6.-The Journeymen BARRIERS Asso-
citation secured notable victory this morning over
the opponents OF the Sunday CLOSING law Judge
Windes denied the writ of prohibition TO keep JUS
tce Lee from issuing any more warrants against
the boss BARRIERS. asked for by Mr.. Eden. of the
Grea. Northern Hotel. The Court held that Mr.
Eden had other remedies at law. besides the writ
OF prohibition.
After the decision made the BARRIERS Union
made a proposition 10 the boss" BARRIERS that all
prosecutions should cease hereafter until the SD
preme Court hands down decision the consti-
tuionalty OF the Sunday Closing law, provided the
shop-owners would agree to obey the law until that
time The president OF the Boss BARRIERS Assoca-
ton viii submit the proposition TO the Executive
Board. " the shop-Owners VIII close Sundays II
IS believed the 50J warrants that viii
be- withdrawn and all cases in the justices courts
nOlle pressed
New-York tribune., 1895-12-07
To BCILD CATHEDRAL Nv CHICAGO.
A HAIF-MILLIoN DOLLAR WORK UNDERTAKEN
BY THE HOLY SYNOD OF RUSSIA

A HALF-MILLION DOLLAR WORK UNDERTAKEN
BY THE HOLY SYNOD OF RUSSIA
Chicago Dec. 6.--Bshop Nicholas has been IN
structed by the Holy Synod of St. petersburg 10
bui,d a cathedral in Chicago. to cost not less than
$4,000 1t is part Of the decree that the sanctuary
shall cover an acre of ground the architecture must
.o,low the established Ines Of the ecclesiastical.
forms Of Russia. The general design must repro
duce the famous ST. Vasili OF the kremiin' OF
Moscow. The priest house will be the home OF the
head of the denomination in the Western wor'd'
opd tho diocese of Alaska and the Aeutian ls-
anGs must b. renamed t. include this country, or
a new see will be created. - ,o.
This is the greatest mission work ever un1er-
t,sen bv the synod 1t was advised by the bisnop
in a long report 10 the body during MS WISH iast
summer TO the car. Three sites are under ADVISE
rnent enc near Garfield Park one OPPOSITE hdi aIs
boldt Park. and third In the best residence as
trict Of the North SIDE. ., ..,h,,.o, tor
Harold Ju.s de Bosse, supervising arcnl.te. 20 .o'
the car will direct the erection OF me S :;
4 Chicago architect has the commission 10 ara :
the pans for submission to the Synod