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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
AWFUL TRAGEDY IN TEM
August Garrison and Frank Jones Slain
Sunday at a Church Door.
LATTER'S BROTHER BADLY HURT
The Men Shot During a Family
Quarrel.

DalIns, Texas, June 90. One of the
most sensational tragedies ever enactg3
in North Texas took place at the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Pleas
ant Valley. Dallas county, 90 miles
north OF this city. during yesterdays
services, AS result August Garrison,
and Frank Jones are dead and Thomas
Jones ia probably fatally wounded.
The Garrison and Jones families are
among ths most prominent planters in
this section of Texas. They own adj
joining plantations. and have, been on
the best of social relations for many
years. August Garrison was a married
man, and had daughter l6 yenrs old,
named Louise. The Jones brothers
were single. Frank Jones, for Year
or more, had been very partial in bis
attentions to Garrison's 3 daughter. Ro-
Gently the girl charged him with haG-
ing ruined her under promise OF mar
riage. Garrison Hwore he would have
the life of the betrayer OF bis daughter.
Mutual friends succeeded in keepiug
the men apart until yesterday. when
the first meeting between tbeu, took
place. Garrison and the Jones family
rshippsd at the same church. just
aH the preacher had taken mis- text Gar
rison, who had scat near the door,
stepped to the doorway to get soms
fresh air, as the atmosphere in the
building was oppressive. lie had no
more than reached the doorway when
the congregation was startled by a
fusilade Of pistol shots. Nearly dozen
were fired in about as many seconds'
time When the firing ceased August
Garrison aud Frank Jones' were lying
dead in front of the church atene, and
Thomas Jones was stretched on the
lawn. Thomas JOnesright thigh bone
was shattered by a "A calihre pistol ball
that tore it's way downward, mutilat-
ing the flesh for distance OF six
inches. His statement of the shooting
was brief, and in substance was that
he and his brother Frank were ap-
proaching the church door and we're
within 10 feet OF it when Garrison an
peared and instantly drew his pistol.
His brother Frank, he said. was hit by
the first discharge, and before Frank
could draw his weapon Thomas drew
his pistol and opened fire on Garrison
in dafence Of Frank. Garrison, aftei
Frank fell, opened fire on him tThomasl.
Frank Jones was shot three times, one,
in the region of the heart, once in tht
! right side and once in the head. Oar
rison received but ono bullet, aud tina
pierced his heart. Neither man liveC
long enough tu scarcely realize his fate
r Parties came to Dallas to arrange th
1 undertaking details, 10 report to th
sheriff and to take physicians to atten'
Thomas Jones.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
BoIES' WARNING.
says Democrats Cannot Win Upon "A PiRt-
form That Demands tho Free Coinage of
s,I-.... M. Itnilah AZ -, Iar.ri tn une.

says Democrats Cannot Win Upon "A PiRt-
form That Demands tho Free Coinage OF
Silver NJ The nutio of sixteen TO One.
Waterloo, Ia, Juno 2s. - For one, |
do not helieve il possible TO succeed
upon platform that ,lemanda the un
qualified free coinage OF silver at the
ratio Of l6 to A With gold. Wo have
fought that battle and il ls lost. We
eau never fight 1t over under eircum.
stances more favorable to ourselves. II
we hopo TO uuccehh We must abandon
this extreme demand.
In those words Horace Boies, former
Governor nf Iowa aud erRtwhile Demo
cratic Presidential aspirant. addresses
the voiersof the United States who de-
mana the free coinage OF silver. lie
docs ii through the medium of his let
tor to Col. ID. NJ. Fox of Des Moines.
"The friends Of silver, although once
defeated, are not yet demoralized. This
will not he true after second defeat, y
he waruiugly SAYS. In our next great
battle We M ust win or our cause 10 lost ~
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
wap,s ,ndopture, pecInrea yold.

Before Judge Spruance Saturday II.
i. Bringhurst presented an application
for rule TO show cause why certain
indentures Of apprenticeship should not
be pronounced VOID, it being held that
they were not in accordance with the
statute. Mr.. Bringhurst presented the
petition on behalf of Herbert l..
Klund, who was an apprentice to
George W. Baker & Co., but who is
now over 81 years Of age. The court
judge granted the rule returnable next
Saturday.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
RAILRoAD TO REs UME.
The Falls of French Creek Line to he Pre-
pared for Use.

There are positive indications at
present that the 7railroad which was
constructed 10 years ago between
Phosnixville and the Falls of French
Creek will in the near future be
operated again, after remaining iule
for several years.
Some of the officials o. the Philadel-
phia & Reading Railway Co., which
corporation purchased the road some
time ago, were up along the road last
week making observations, with view
of commencing 10 maHe the necessary
repairs to the roadbed and bridges and
having the road operated again in the
course OF few months
The officials OF the road who we're
making the tour OF inspection were
also endeavoring to hire hands to com
msnce the work of repairing tho ruRd.
Tho farmers and persons residing along
tho line are glad to know the line il
ooon to bo operated AGAR, as such u
move will cause Increased industrial
activity in that section,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
RsnIr Lxcenn, otnoors.

At recent meeting of tho Reilly
I4yceum, the following officers we're
elected; President, Gusrave Konit2er !;
Vice President, James Il. Cannon (;
Financial Secretary, David II. brown
Recording Secretary, William Dnnahos.
The committee ON excursion reported
having made arrangements for an OK
cursion to Atlantic City on Thursday,
August 20th, via the Baltimore S Ohio
railroad,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
\ q. N !. ,,rOr,e ,,nnnnil.

The Supreme Council of the i.eginn
of the Rod Gross, Of which petor II.
Ayars of this city is comnander, will
hold a special session In Philadelphia
nest Saturday afternoon and evening to
hear the report Of the lpw committee
ON certain new laws which were pro
posed at tho recent annual session. Tho
regulation giving new memhurs the
privilege Of ayailing themselves OF the
graded assrRsnent system will go intu
effect on October LIST, and it is the
purpose of the anprcme council 10 get
matters in shape for the change before
that time.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
Launch mt Milford.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette ana journal
Milford, June 26.-The handsome
naptha launch j. Edward Addicks.
owned by the Milford Yacht Club, was
launched this morning. The craft was
christened by Miss Cora Bell Fleming,
The river hanks were crowded with
spectators, shipping was decorated and
a cannon salute Was fired. MIR. Addicka
was represented by Col. Mark II.
Davis and Il. Edward Brown.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
Inturr., ,Hniie nt WORK.

Whilo working around one of the
large tanks containing hot oil and
steam, ut tho works Of tho Liehig
Chemical Co. on Saturday, David W.
Eliasop of No. 5l0 West Third street
was seriously Rcalded about tho face,
arms aud body, and as result Of his
injuries will be incapaCitated for
several weeka. Dr. Pyle was imme'ii
atsly summoned and tue injured man
was at once removed TO his home.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
The H.,. Ir,nnn L. i,nwelI.

The Ecv. Lyman +. Powell, recent
graduate OF tho Episcopal Divinity
School in Philadelphia, has been ma1o
assistant at st. Thomas Church. White.
marsh. Pa, ana minister.in charge Mt
Amber, Pa, MIR, Powell is "a nativp of
Kent county, Del. He assisted thn
Rev. Charlos j.. Murray, d. d., at St.
andrews. this city, Sunday morn
ing, at which church hD acted for some
months as lay reader
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
spr.lned ms Anaic.

Rurrows McMullon, VINO assumed
charge uf thu Union News stand at tho
r., W. ~ B. railroad in this city on
Saturday, met with painful accident
On Saturday. which will cOniine him
To his homo for some time. lie was
engaged 10 ,akins an account Of stock
anu 10 descending he stairs from the
store room beneath the train ahtdG
slipped and sprained mis- right ankle.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
MunDkREH,s TE4aIc suIcIDE.
Killed Himself in the Presence of Wife
ami Children.

anu GhIiNreu.
Hazelton, Pa. j une 2S. John Broadt
indicted for murder hut released IN
hahvns corpus proceedings, and whose
trial was TO have come up in court to-
day, shot and killed himself a few
yards from his home this morning.
On February llth Broadt got in an
alteration with a numhNr Of Italians
on Diamond avenue. During the melee
no soized fence paling and struck
Vitaliana Tomasella over the heal,
killing him instantly. Self fdefencs
was the plea before the commissioner.
and liroadt was released under So. 600
bail. He was TO have left hers this
morning on the 40 O'Clock train for
Wikssbarre, where the trial was to
have taken place. During the morning
no ATTEMPTED to kill himself several
times. but was prevented hy his wife.
lie got away from her finally and ran
from the house. lie placed revolver
in his mouth aud fred while running,
and expired few minutes later. The
shooting occurred in sight of his wife
and iive children.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
rrii,nto an ASH Pu.

Edward Dndd, aged 10 years, giving
bis residence as Palestine, o., fell into
an asst pit near tho tower in the west
yard about II O'clock sunday evening
and was iniurad about thu head and
shoulders. lilo also had the little finger
Of the leIt hand broken. lie was taken
10 the hospital room of the r., W. ~ d.
railfuad siatiGn and Dr. Ugie was sum
mnnea aud his injuries we're dressed.
lie vas abiu 10 proceed un his way.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
Tnrown Frnm n Mheel.

Frederic l.. GreIner of No. 1894 West
Fourth street, paymaster Of the Pussy
a. Jones Co.. met with painful aGci
dent on SATURDAY evening ON Union
street near the park. Mr.. Greinor was
returning from the races on the Ken
nett Pike when his wheel became
buckled and he was thrown violently
to the ground sustaining severe injuries
to the left side of his face and left
shoulder.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
Suicide Of a m,ne superIntenden,.

jamestown, CAL. June 2S. H. W.
Coffin, superintendent of the Juniper
mine and formerly successful mine
manager in Nevada, shot himself in the
temple while in the Juniper Office and
died in few minutes 1t 10 believed
that he was temporarily insane be bav-
ing sustained severe injuries on bis
head during a recent accident 10 the
NINA ..s
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
unIlis,on on an ONO RnlIrnaa.

Akron, o.. June &c. The first section
Of the Cleveland. Akron & Columbus
train having ON board the employns OF
the Goodrich Rubber Co. the Diamond
Rubher ca. and the Akron India Rub,
her CO. was run into by Baltimore IL
Ohio engine at Millersburg this morn
ing. Five people were seriously injured.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
Pu..v 4 Jones Road Race.

Many people saw the Pusey & Junes
Bicycle Clubs road race on the Ken
nett turnpike on Saturday afternoon.
the distance was eight milea. The
race was won by =. j. Taggart, who
had handicap of five minutes, while
f. Robeen, scratch, mado the hest
time, covering the distance in % min
utes and 30 seconds. The result, with
the order in which the riders finished,
was as follows;
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
Tho ,irent un,yer.l,r Kace.

Poughkeepsie, N. ". June %.
Cornell won. Time. 20 minutes, "a
seconds. Yale was second hy three
lengths and half. Time, 20.44
Harvard came third, five lengths
astern of Yale. Time. 81 minutes.
Cornell's time by miles: Fret mile A
minutes, 40 seconds second mile, 10. 30;
third, %. u 30; fourth, 90. 34.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
unnd RndIy I,nrnnd.

Madeline Anderson, the infant
daughter Of Alfred Anderson of No.
l0l6 West Seventh street, WAS badly
burned on the left hand on Saturday
morning by catching hold Of tho oven
door OF stove. The child suffered
great pain during Saturday and Sun
day.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
Dea,h 81 nr. jaime. Cnynnnugh.

Easton, Pa, june 2s.-Dr James
Cavauaugh, one Of the oldest ami most
prominent physicians and surgeons in
the Lehigh Valley. diod late last night
Of cancer of the throat, aged about 40
years. lie was memher of the local
board of pension examiners.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
nov 10 Mikn FnUir SrRUrs,
Here's Something worth cutting Out and
Keeping.

Keeping.
This ia the moment, says a writer in
the New York Evening Post, when fruit
syrups that later will form the base for
refreshing mid Sumner drinks may he
made. To prepare a gnod syrup use loaf
sugar crushed, in the proportion OF
about two and one half pounds of sugar
to a pint of fruit juice. Mix the sugar
and juice thoroughly with wooden
spoon until the former is dissolved,
placing dieh while 30 doing IN u pan
Of boiling water. The mixture needs no
cooking, merely thoroughly heating
until the perfect combination into fluid
is secured. Two or three teaspounfuls
of this Juice with tablespoonful OF
thick cream added, the two poured on
bed OF cracked ice in tall glass, the
glass then filled from a Hiphon Of car
donated water. evolves drink that ia
welcomed by any one. Strawberries,
raspherres and pinoapples make the
most successful syrups, though it is moi
didicult TO make them from almost any
kind nf fruit.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
Doyer s,hooI EIection,

Special Correspondence ot iazetlc and journal
Dover, June %. The school election
held here on Saturday resulted in the
triumph Of the old board, against which
thern was some opposition based on
political grounds. George N. Jones,
James Ii. Boggs and L. S. Downs were
re elected.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
Death warrant signed.

Annapolis, Nd, June 2s. Coy.
Luwndes, to day, signed the death
warrant Of Peter Monahan. who was
recsntly con nvicted in the criminal court
Of Baltimore of the murder of his wife.
Monahan will he hanged in tho Balti
more city jail yard on Friday, August
18th,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
n.n,n OF Rnnert Iiryce.

Albany, N. u, June %. .Robert
Bryce, one of tho most prominent
Democrats of this city. died suddenly
last evening Of apoplexy. Mr.. Bryce
was defeated for tho State SanatorHhip
two years ago. lie was SO years OF ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
DEATH am t,.ptenar,.n.

Philadelphia, Pa, June 2s. Mrs.
Priscilla Fitzgerald. colored, formerly
slave in Virginia, died at the home of
hor son, in this city, to-day, aged lis
years. She was born on a Virginia
plantation on Christmas Day, l7S2.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
Young wo,nan's serious Mishap.

Harrington, Juno %. While return
ing from Milford in buggy with her
brother this evening NJ iss Jessie Har-
riugton, daughter of the register OF
wills Of Kent county was seriously in-
iured by being thrown from tbs vehicle.
She had been left alone with the team.
when the horse took fright and ran
nwny
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
4 Frelgnl nrnkemnn KllIed.

Reading. Pa, June %. Several cars
of Philadelphia ~ Reading freight
train jumped the track at Blaudon at
nom to-day, ana Henry Srouheimar' u
brakeman, of South Allentown, was
kiIled
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
Bicycle Races at Hazel Deli.

The three bicycle races to be given at
the llazel Deli track next Monday in
connection with horse races, will lie
managed by a, I. Ilumes, captain Of
the Orient Cyclu Club. some fast
riders are expected.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
s,hr,.tIan sp,rit.

Janet, look at our neehor's BARNS
enjoying themso's on the Sabbath day |!
Go an SET the dog on their hens; tho
lord must have vengeance one way or
anither - Illustrated Bits.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
TEO HOSES,

The rcd rose whispers Of passion,
Aud the white rose breathes OF love;
O. the red rose i, II falcon
ANA the white rose is dove.
But send you cream white rosebud.
With flush on It's petal tins; ..
For the love that il purest and sweetest
Has kiss of desire on ils lips.
-Boston Globe.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
Must conmrm 10 isurope,s wishes.

Coustantinnple. Turkey. Juns 2S.-A
fresh attempt on the part OF the Sultan
to secure Germauy's support OF the re-
tentiou of Thessaly has met with re-
fusal anti tho advice to conform 10
Europe's wishes on the subject.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
.ANEw roLIcn nfsrRIcr.
Chief Dollars r,ans ior Giving the City
Better Protection Than Heretofore.

Chief Dollars pIans fnr Giving the City
Better Protection Than Heretofore.
Chief Of Police Dolan has plan for
rearranging some Of the police districts
of the city, 80 as to make provision for
TIM new men, who will go on duty next
Thursday. A now district, tho Seven
teenth, is to lie taken from the Six,
teonth. Tho new district comprises
that part of the city north of 'Pennsyl-
vania avenue and west of Broome street,
and includes the Highlands, Kenimere
anu Rockford. Portions OF the Eleventh,
Twelfth ami Thirteenth districts will
be added TO the Sixteenth, which will,
OF course. ho reduced in size. One
pntrniman will do duty in tho new dis
trict in day time and two at night.
There will also bo four mounted men.
two of which will be assigned TO the
Sixteenth and Seventeenth districts.
The force will he increased in the
districts between Fourth street and tho
Brandywine and Madison aud Lombard
| streets, which will give better pro-
| lection in tho cOngestOd section OF the
city. The southern part Of the city
will also be hetter protected.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
,l,li,r Mnr,,rror sentencnd.

Eastun, Pa, June 2S. --Fausto de
Paola. who was convicted last weak OF
murder in the second degree, was sen
tenced this morning to IA years in the|
Eastern Penitentiary.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
nen1h rnI. Mnssey.

Middlebury, Vt, June %. Col. q.
b. Mussey, a widely known Washing
ton correspondent, died here late last
night OF Bright's disease. He was oil
years of age, and had been i'll for sons
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
Address ~ Congressman Iiandy.

The National Association Of demo-
cratic Clubs, assisted by tho Democrats
of tha District Of Columbia. will cole
brats Independence bay in Washington
next Monday. Congressman Handy
will be ono Of the speakers.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01

Mrs. Mary cCornicll diod yesterday
at M. 1Ol Market street, aged G3 years,
Tho Sunday school Of ST Steuhsn q
Church will give an excursion TO Penn D
Grove, n, j.. on July 22d.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01

Dovc!son Wood. professor of mechani-
cal engineering Bnd technology at
sstevrns Institute, liuboken. N. D., died
Sunday night.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
The "sncsp Kioking at tho sun"


The attack upon Gov. Tunnel and
the newly appointed judges made by
Robert q. Houston in the Sussex Re-
publican, is another instance of tho
sheep Kicking at tho bull"
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
i,einwnrn annrIayr.

Delaware Conclave, Improved Order
Of Heptasophs, will celebrate Its first
anniversary this evening Eat its rooms
in tho Masonic Temple. The fol.
lowing programme has been arranged
Object of gathering, Archon A. }. lly-
land instrumental duet, Messrs. Dig
gins anu Palmer; vocal solo, Miss Lulu
Elliott, acconpanist, Miss bertha
Elliott: address. Ulin Bryan of Balti-
more, Nd instrumental trio. mando-
lin, piano. violin, Mise Bertha Elliott,
Miss Ida Walters MIS-. j. N. Morris !;
recitation. S. i. Marahall song,
Master Alfred O'Connor, aCcompanist,
Miss Bertha Elliott; vocal duet, II
Feel Thy Angel Spirit Mrs. L. q.
Fritz and +. w. Gallagher. accom-
PIANIST, q. j. Herman; quartet, Stars
Of Descending Night" Mrs. j.. O..
Erizt. Miss Hattie Walihers, j. L.
Clymer, Il. c. FRITZ, accompanist, G..
j. Herman; address, II, G. Conrad ;
piano solo, "SeGond Ma2urka, " Leslie
Cook; vocal solo, Miss Maud Thomas,
accompanist, q. j. Herman; vocal solo,
Miss Elizabeth Schawb accompanist,
G. j. Herman; vocal solo, tenor. ID.
Vance Thomas, accompanied, Noble
Hadley; mandolin and guitar, tOneids
Waltz" Messrs Hutchins and Wilkins
piano solo, Miss Viola Moilit.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-01
MAGNIFICENT NAVAL REVIEW
Took Place Off Spithead, Eng,
Saturday.
THE CRUISER BROOKLYN PRESENT
All of the Maritime Nations
Represented.

Twenty-Hse Miles of British Warships
Inspected by the Prince of wales-A
Jotal of One Hundred and >ixty-six
Armed Vessels, Manned by Forty-fve
Thousand Mon.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16

Przeciw polskim ursednikom |
robotnikom k~olejowym. ,,Sobles.
Ztg." dowiaduje sic, re polskim 70.
botnikom ponownie przypomniano
.aks. mowienia Z sobs W siutbis 20
Po!sku ! sagrozono i'm, te, jeaeli do
puszcza sic tel nzbrodni" 20 raz tree
OF, nstyohmiast oddslsni .ostans cd
prscy. Poniewst urrednioy | robo-
tnicy kolejowi omijsli ten zskss,
przeto postanowiono go i'm cd czasu
do czssu prryptm'osc. Ztsd wielka
rsdosc wsr6d hskatyzmu, ME WI.
mujsc pliberalnego" .Berl. Tsge.
blsts", ltory " ostatnim ozssie PROOF
" bezbrsetnych plsnscb msrynar-
skich pdzisia" take W hskaty zmie.
ri ,kny pliterslizml ,Kuj. Bote"
chwsli nsturslnie pBerlinsr Tsge-
blsst" IA ten nrosssdny" swrot W O.
oenis niu sprawy polskiej, / wnosi =
tego pojedyhorsgo giosu, .e ! " ko-
isch liberalnyoh dokonuje sic jua
pewien prreiom ma REQ. dssnosci
Hskaty. Niech.e siswetny ksbaty
sta inowrooss wski ssjrsy do Fret.
sinnige Zsg." | yPossnsr ZIG" -,
dw6Oh wybisnyoh orgsn6w liberal.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-16
POmnik Pir0gowa.

Wiadem ju4 . tslegram6w, As "
Moskwie d. Is. I'm odby1o sic uro.
o.yste odsioniecis pomniks Pire 60
wa. Byi on ME tylko gsnialnym
o~hirurgiem. kt6ry swemi epokowemi
dsislami ma polu ohirurgii wojsko-
wei .dobyi sobie slave " oalej Ell
ropie, ale jednym Z pionie
row oswiaty i postepu W Rosyi.
Jako kurator kijowskiego okregu
naukowego by1 Jedny m z pierwszyoh
" Rosyi, kt6rzy obstawsli IA huma-
uistyoznym kierunkism W s,kole j
Poaoayt .as2ugi ma polu O.
swiaty ladowej. 2 jego dzieia:-
"Kwsstye sywotns" inteligencya TO.
syjska c.erpala site i odwsge do
walki . przedstawioislami obskura
ty.ml ! reakoy'.
Pirogow widzial upadek swych
humanistyczuych zasad i musial pa
trIsc ma ro.poczynajscs sic rsakcye,
umar& bowiem dopiero W pc lzisrni
ku 1881 T., ale pamie6 jsgo .aslug
jego poglad6w ME zamaria posrod
i~nteligenoyi rosyjskiej j d.isiaj po-
stswiono mo pomnik. Jest to je.
dnym . objawow, dokouywujsoegO
sic Ia panowania Mikoiaja III. zwro.
tn, poniewaa Pirogow uosabia wszy
stkie wolnosoiowe hamanitarne dat,
nosci Z epoki Aleksandra ii.
Ia poprzedniego panowania Die
pOsta wionoby mu pomnika, pomime
jego wielkich naukowyoh zasiug.