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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-14
Rome WiadOmOSG
telegrafCzne.

- " q -
stowarzysze6 rzemieslniczych
radzi ME spieszyc sic z boyko-
towaniem wystawy W Paryzu.
- w Moabicie, W Berlinie
szerzy sic epidemiczny tyfus.
= Dunaj i wpadajsce do
niego rzeki wzbieraja i gro7s
powodzia.
- Podr6znik Wellman, ,kto.
ry wr6ci} z wyprawy do bic.
guna, poddal sic W Londynie
operacyi z}amanej nogi.
Ma wyspach Bermuda
szalala burza, kt6ra zrzadzi}a
wiele szkody.
= Do Viscaya, gdzie og}o.
szenie stanu wojennego wywo.
}a}o zaburzenia, wysiano trzy
'nowe pu}ki wojska.
- Papiea przeziebil sic i
dostal ataku lekkiej febry.
= w Samarze, W Rosyi,
szerzy sic dauma. Miasto ley
ma trakcie, prowadzacym do
wielkiego Nowogrodu, gdzie
ma sic wlasnie odbyc doroczny
jarmark.
w Madrycie zanosi sic
ma powstanie wojska W inte'
resie karlist6w.
= W Louisville odby} sic
pogrzeb by}ego pos}a W Parry.
2u, James B. Eustis.
Okretem "Nelson" przy-
by}o 2 Seattle, Wash, 200 po.
szukiwaczy z1ota Alaski.
Wartosc przywiezionego przez
Mich kruszcu wynosi cwierc
miliona dolar6w.
- Przyjaciele zyd6w zebrali
sic wczorai W st. Paul, Jack.
sonville, Lincoln, Austin i
Los Angeles i rozes}ali ma
wszystkie strony telegramy,
ubolewajace mad losem, jaki
spotkai Dreyfusa.
Z Queenstown przyby4
do New Yorku parowiec llnii
White Star "Oceanic''. Jest to
najwiekszy okret z istnieja
cych obecnie. 6 holownikow
potrzebowalo 40 minut czasu,
aaeby 60 W porcie obr6cit.
- VIM. J. Bryan bsdzie "
przysz}ym tygodniu agitowal
W Nebrasce.
Ma stanows konwencye
prohibicyonist6w Massachu'
setts, kt6ra odbyla sic W Wor'
cester, przyby1o wiele kobiet,
W charakterze delegatek.
w Key West zapad1o
wczoraj So os6b ma z61ta fe-
bre. Og6}em chorujs 253 oso'
by. w New Orleans Mkt ME
zachorowal.
- 1,500 malarzy odeszio
we Philadelphii cd roboty.
Sadzs powszechnie, ze
majatek pozostaly po zmarfym
Korneliuszu Vanderbilt ME
wynosi nniej, niz 100 milo
now dolar6w. Jest czem izy
obcierac. Podobno przeznaczyl
znaczne sunny ma cele dobro.
czynne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-14

i bez uprzedzenia omawiac kwe-
stya ,,trust6w", czy o lie two
rzenie sic tychze jest szkodliwem
dla handlu, ,przemysfu, rolnictwa i
klasy robotniczej, ii. W ogole ola
kraju i jego mieszkahcow, W
jaki spos6b nalezy zajac sic ure-
gulowaniem tel sprawy, by ogoi
odni6si z tego korzysc.
Ami gubernatora Tannera, ami
burmistrza Harrisona ME byfo: W
imieniu ich powitali delegatow
gen. prokurator Akin rzecznik
policyjny Howard S. Taylor, i ci
oswiadczyli, re Tanner Harrison
W swoim czasie wyraza swe
opinie. - Franklin H. Head W
imieniu organizacyi Civic Fede-
ration", ktora zajela sic zwola-
MEM konferencyi, obiasnif jej
cele j ma zyczenie delegatow
tymczasowo przewodniczyf, pod
czas gdy sekretarz Easley, byi
takae tymczasowym sekretarzem
konferencyi. - Przemawiali z
kolei j. w. jerks z nnlwersyte-
tu Cornell; dr.. Henry G. Adams
uniwersytetu stanu Michigan;
Dudley Wooten Texas; Will
liam Fortune, prezydent Estate
Board of Commerce" Indiany;
John Graham Brooks, professor
ekonomii politycznei ma uniwer-
sytecie chiagoskim; gubernator
West Virginia G.. W.Atkinson;
gen. prokurator Z. G. Crow; 2.
Z. DAVE; F. B. Thurber New
Yorku i Joseph Nimmo jr. z
Washington. Stalym przewodni-
czacym konferencyi p6zaiej obra-
no Williama Writ Howe, dele
gaia gieldy produkt6w z New
Orleans i przydauo mu do pomo-
cy trzeoh wicenrezydentow, kt6-
rzy kolei maia przewodniczyc.
Tymi So: Dudley Wooten z
Texas, burmistrz H. B. johnson z
Colorado S. P. Corliss z New
Yorku. Sskretarzem stafym po-
zostal Ralph NJ. Easley.
Co wieczora W czasie odbywa-
MIA sic konferencyi o godz. Z
odbywac sic beda zgromadzenia
anti trustowe W sherman
House",
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-14
Kronika Miejscowa.
Konferencya W sprawie
,,trust6w".

Kiedy wczoraj W Central
Music Hall" Frank II. Head
otworzyl konferencya W sprawie
,,trustow", obecnych byio pre-
szio 500 delegatow. Ryli miedzy
mimi gubernatorzy, senatorzy'
poslowie, adwokaci, profesorowie
uniwersytet6w, kapitalisci, prze-
myslowcy, wybitni przyw6dzcy
robotnik6w, itp., azeby wsp6lnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-14
Pamietasz?...

Pamietasz, slodka dziewczyno,
(Jak lata plyna!. ~,
Gdym, tajao W mem sercu burze,
Pragnss ci kasds godzins
Pod stopy zascielad r6ze9
A teraz, wszak prawda, Aonoi
(Tak jua sadzonoD
Powiediy zachwyt6w r6Ae
Pod scisn oslons
Tkwis tylko ~ donows buszs. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-14

zada w nleJ EatychmlastoWeJ
odpowiedzi z obawy zawik}a1,
jake powstac mogs W skutek
gromadzenia sic woisk ma gra'
nicy Transwaalu. Chamber
lain zgadza sic ma 5 letni po-
byt W Transwaalu Anglik6w,
zanim przYznaue i'm zostana
prawa obywatelskie przywi'
leje wybierania prezydenta.
Uitlanderom ma przys}ugiwac
prawo zasiadania W radzie
pa1stwa i uzywania tam an
gielskiego jszyka. lime spra-
wy ma za}atwiac mieszana ko.
misya.
RzYM, 14go Wrzesnia. -
Papiez ME bsdzie W moznosci
przyjmowac W roku jubileu'
szowym wszystkich pielgrzy.
mex, kt6re podszac beda do
miasta wiecznego ze wszyst-
kich stron swiata. w oznaczo.
nym wszakze czasie zbierac sic
bsda pielgrzymi na obszernym
placu we Watykanie, wow
czas ukazywac i'm sig bsdzie
Ojciec swiety i udzielac i'm
biogosiawie6stwa apostolskie'
so.
KAPsTADT, IA Wrzesnia. =
Il New Yorku nadesz}a via.
domost, re 10000 ameryka1'
skich Irlandczyk6w jest goto-
wych do p6jscia na pomoc
Boerom. Zwiszek Afrykan-
der6w radzi Boerom przystac
na warunkl zawarte W osta.
tniej nocie Chamberlaina.
MANILA, IA Wrzesnia. =
Kongres flipi6ski odpowie.
dzia} odmownie ma propozycye
re strony rzadu ameryka1skie-
go, gotowego przyzuac Fill
pifcsykom samorzad, jeaeli CT
uznaja zwierzchnictwo Stanow
Zjednoczouych. W odpowie.
dzi zaznaczono, re Ameryka'
aie zdradzili zaufanie, jake W
Mich pok}adali dawniej Fill
pidczycy, So uprzedzeni do ich
rasy zachowuja sic ma wy
spach tax brutalnie, ze Fill
pihczycy zrzekaja sic zwierz
chnictwa Stan6w Zjednoczo.
nych.
WASHINGTON, 14go Wrzes.
- W tutejszych kofach urzs-
dowych mic ME wiadomo o "a.
kazie wpuszczania Chi6czy.
k6w ma wysps Kube. Tylko
wzgledy sanitarne mog}y skio.
mic genera}a Wood do wyda-
MIA rozkazu, azeby ME wpu-
szczano Mongol6w do Santa.
60.
w Hongkong zatrzymano
zwiszkowy okret transporto'
wy "Tartar", tax przepelniony
wojskiem, re zolnierze zwr6cili
sic do w1adz angielskich, ska.
rzac sic, ze zdrowiu ich zyciu
zagraza ma okrecie niebezpie.
cze6stwo. "Tartar" moze po.
miescic tylko 75O os6b, tym-
czasem wpakowano ich ma
pok}ad 1,245. Poniewaa okret
ten stanowi wlasnosc kompanii
angielskiej i plyna1 pod fags
angielsks, ulega jurysdykcyl
angielskiej.
Rad tutejszy zapatruje sic
ma to sprawe inaczej i rozka-
zal ambasadorowi Choate W
Londynie wyt1omaczyc An
glikom, re okret W usiugach
rzadu amery ka1skiego ME
moze ulega6 jurysdykcyi OBJ
cego mocarstwa.
CHAMBERsBURa, Pa, l4go
Wrzesnia. - Przybyli dotsd
misyonarze novel sekty, pow
sta}ej W Kansas. Nazywaja sic
baptystami ognia, poniewaz
zamiast wods chrzcza ogniem,
uwazajsc ae chrzest z wody
ME ma znaczenia. Stanowis
| s-sooo 1ro xrn,oH N oSoi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-14
Go inneg0.

= Moi drogi, ozy ME zeohciasbys
mi pozyczye $50?
-Owszem, chciasbym, ale ME
To mose m6glbys = $40?
Widzisz, to znowu co innego:
- m6glbym, ale ME chcs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-09-14
Telegrarny.

re W szklance woody. Wysta.
wa posiada znaczenie handle.
we, a ME polityczne. Rad
niemiecki ze wzglsdu ma dobre
stosunki z Francys ME cofnie
sic cd zamiaru wziecia udzia}u
we wystawie, a niekt6rzy ME-
mieccy fabryka1ci zaszkodzili.
by ma pierwszym planie sa-
mym sobie, gdyby ich wyro-
bow ma turnieju miedzynaro-
dowym ME by}o.
Ma zmians postspowania
cara Mikolaja ,chcacego przed'
tenn odwiedziec cesarza Will
heln1a W Poczdamie, wpfynefa
podobno ia okolicznosG, ae
process Dreyfusa ME wYpsd1
po mysli cara.
Katolicka ,,Germania" /
organ rodziny Bismarck6w
Hamburger Nachrichten" "
zgadzaja sic W zdaniu, re wy
rok sadu W Rennes, potepia-
jscy Dreyfusa; zmienia polo
zenie rzadu francuzkiego ma
korzysc. w niewinnosc Drey-
fusa mkt ME wierzy, uawet CT,
kt6rzy okazyi zapadiego W
Rennes wyroku najgfosnlej
dzlsiaj krzycza.
W1EDEd. l4go Wrzesnia. -
Ma Wegrzecb wyko6czaja ia
brykaGci wyroby, przeznaczo.
ne ma wystawe paryzk9, ktorei
boykotowac Mkt na seryo ME
mysli.
Chlumecky, kt6ry miai 20
stat nastapca hrabiego Thuu,
zerwai ukiady z przedstawi
cielami r6znych pariyj, ponle'
wa2 zauosi}o sic ma rozdwoje.
ME tel partyi do kt6rej sam
nalezy.
LoNDYN, IA WrzeSnia. :
Kr6lowa Wiktorya otrzymuje
mnostwo list6w z prosbami,
azeby wstawiia sic "a Dreyfu-
sem u prezydenta Loubet.
Rad angielski wezmie u.
dziai we wystawie paryzkiej i
ME sadzi, azeby chsc 2yd6w
boykotowania jej odnlosfa ja'
kikolwiek pozsdany przez zy'
dow skutek.
Max O'Rell jest tego zda.
MIA azeby ME urzsdzac W
przyszia Nledzlele olbrzymle'
90 wiecu ma korzyst Dreyfusa,
gdyz take manifestacye "a
szkodza mu. I'm wiscej Angli.
cy Niemcy brali W obrone
wieznia Czarciej wyspy, tenn
bardziej we Francyi utrwalalo
sic przekonanie, ze Dreyfus
ME moze bye niewinny.
PARYa, Ago Wrzesnia. -
| O u}askawieniu Dreyfusa ME
moze bye mowy, dop6ki rada
rewizyjna ME wyda wyroku W
kwestyi apelacyi, wniesionej
przez obro6c6w podsadnego.
Dreyfus ME pozbyl sic do.
tychczas cierpienia zoladkowe'
90. Wolno mu widywac sic
2 iona, czytac ksiazki gazety,
odblerac llsty l odplsyWac ma
ME, oraz uzywac przechadzki
po dziedzi6cu wieziennym.
Rad ME moze zwo1ywae
izby deputowanych, dop6ki
senat ME przestanie funkcyo--
nowaG jaGo wysoki trybunai
W sprawie Deroulede'a i jego
spolnik6w, oskarzonych o zdra.
de stanu.
BELGRAD, IA Wrzesnia. =
Radykal Pasicz, oskarzony o
branie udzialu W spisku ma
zycie Milana, przemawia} 60
raco W obronie wlasnej i
swych wsp6ltowarzysz6w. W
ko6cu mowy zwr6cil sic DO
swiadk6w oskarzenia powie.
dial: Wiedzcie o TEN, ze W
Serbii zanosi sic ma wielkie
wvpadki. Powiezcie swoim
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-07-14
NJ. MAHANEY, Linton, N. D.
The NOW Sand OF Gold.

Yes, Idaho's turn has come at last.
For years she has lain dormant wait
ig, waiting. The turn has been
called, "the clock has struck" the
change has come.
The extension Of the Northern Pa
cific's Spokane-Palouse branch to
Lewiston, and the further extensions,
the present season, from Lewiston up
Lapwai Greek and up the Clearwater
River into the heart of the old Nez
Perce Reservation are working won
ders. And along with this era Of rail-
way expansion comes the wonderful
discovery of gold in the Baffalo Hump
country. Here, where forty years ago
the placer mines yielded $lO0, 600, 900,
so the authorities tell us, now are dis
covered the most stupendous quartz
ledges ever known. Between Florence
and Elk City, Granville and the Sal
mon River. the probabilities are that
Klondikc will be outdonc.
Then, too, the farmer and ranchman
has his chance. Between Lewiston
and the Hump lies a fruit and grain
region famous around idaho. The
Cold Springs and Ca1nas Prairie lands
can't be beat. AS fruit and grain
country this region beats California,
and, now that new mining camps fur
nish good and nearby markets, and
transportation facilities are so much
improved, the farmer will find these
acres to be as rich mines of gold to him
as the quartz ledges are to the miner
So, everybody has chance here tc
make good turn. Send two cents te
Chas. S. Fee, St. Paul, Minn., or tc
any General or District Passenger
Agent Of the Northern Pacific Rail
way, for the new Buffalo Hump folder
1t describes all this region. It has /:
large and up-to-date map in colors.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-07-14

sonE state papers, in hattering
notices Of the Rraddock. Republicans
issue containing acut and an interest
|ing'article descriptive Of that town,
give credit to editor Streeter." Ed
itor Streeter had nothing to do with
getting up the edition. The credit
for as good q paper as was ever gotten
out in an infant town the size OF Brad
dock belongs to w. P. Thurston, the
young editor and manager Of the Re
publican. In fact, since the first issue,
Immediately after which Mr.. Thurston
took charge, the editor Of the Record
has not writtena Q line for the Repub-
lican, md has been in Braddock but
once, and that visit was caused by an
accident. He doesn't have TO-" and,
as he IS not anxious for more work
chat he can And In blowing blasts on
the Record hugle down here at Linton,
he doesn't wantsto and he doesn't t in
tend to. The Repub blican will hoe its
own row, say what It wants to, and
adyOcAt sQr ant tagonizo who or what it
plesses The tact of ownership will
not Gauss tlle ovner q interfere at any
LII {
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-07-14
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Glencoe.

t.5g Glencoe
Correspondence Of tho Record. lJuly 49,
There will be q social in the Glencoe
church next Friday.
There was a large attendance at
Glencoe church last Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at
Mrs Grant Buckley's next Thurs
day.
Bert Skinner has filed on q claim in
the hills near Lincoln Smiths, and
will soon start a ranch there.
The people around here are going to
meet at the church next wednesday
for the purpose Of repairing the build.
ing. II.
The Glencoe store had q rushing
business with the red men last Satur.
day. The Indians were on their way
home from the north, where they
went to spend the Fourth. Puck.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-07-14
HAIL! ALI. HAZE.

Insurance in mutual companies is
expensive at any price, Do not exper-
iment, but see that you have the best
Hail Policy going, which is that OF
the st. Paul Fire g. Marine. See S.
NJ. Pye & Co. for rates, at Emmons
County State Bank, Braddock, N. D.,
or First National Bank, Bismarck,
N. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-07-14
TAKEN UP.

One heifer calf: branded r on left
shoulder and B ON right shoulder.
One old bay mare; branded with al,
A inside OF heart on left shoulder;
is stiff in front feet; has colt by her
side; has been put in Kuntz's herd.
ADAM GEFROH,
Dakem, N. ID.
Residence, Sec. &, r. 131, r. II
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-07-14

large bowery had been erected, in
which Ice cream, fruit, candy, ETC.,
were sold, and the people danced un-
til the wee hours Of the morning.
Rev. Mr.. Hardenbrook delivered the
oration, and the choir sang the ma
tional anthem and several other patri-
Otic songs. Games of all kinds were
then the order Of the day. The foot
race, 50 yards, was won by w. T.. Sey-
mour, and the l00-yards foot race by
James Stewart. Mr.. Stewards horse
won first money in the half-mile race.
There were also a sack race, a pony
race, . tug OF war and other amuse-
ments. ANON.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-07-14
TAKEN uP.

BY the undersigned, an old dark
tai, name and iSu fSretop au cut lees Of; T froni
feet stiff. Owner will please call,
pay charges and take the animal
away. JOSEPH LAuINGER,
TirsbOl, N. d.
Residence, S. 13, r. 131, r. Is.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-07-14
FOR SALE.

A combination billiard and pool Ia
bic, in good condition, will be sold
cheap for cash. Table may be seen by
applying at the office Of the Quarter
master, Fort Yates, N. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-07-14
FARM MACHINERY
FOR SAI.EA

Inc undersigned desires
OF j. Case and Mccormick Machinery will 10
to meet the people of Emmons may
a"ythg Ill Ills line lie sell
eah can oe bought for at Eureka Wek other
arrange
mas ANYTHING that will need for cutting powng
OF harvesting -. -
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-07-14

POTATOES FOR SALE.
Reamann, at Braddocll, sells Pota-
toes at 80 cents bushel.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-07-14

/ Before insurlng your crop see Pye s..
Co. for the best policy written. It:
costs no more than mutuals, and it..
pays promptly and fairly when losses
/ Bradd dock, N. D., or First National
Bank, Bismarck, N. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-07-14
NoTICE.

s I am prepared. to- pay the highest
Bradd0ck. +. 81. COTTON.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-07-14
The North Dakota soldier boys are
on their way home.

LAST week the Record referred in
favorable terms to tho Western Mu-
stual Insurance company, Of Fessenden,
this state. "A gentleman who read the
item furnishes us with the following
letter from Deputy Insurance Com
missioner Harris. AS the editor Of
this paper has no desire to speak we'll
of q company that is apparently not
safe,we publish the letter, dated June
25th:
referring to your favor. OF recent
date, relative to the standing Of the
Western Mutual Insurance Company,
Of Fessenden, N. D., will say that Mr..
Harrison 1.-THE insurance commission.
cry and Attorney General Cowan made
. visit to the home Office Of above.
named company, for the purpose Of
examining Into the affairs OF. said
company, and made an order revokin9
their certificate Of authority until
such time as they were able to comply
with said order. Regarding the work
OF their agents after the Issuance Of
the order, it Is strictly contrary to
the provisions thereof. I will look
Into the matter further. =
The times., 1899-04-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD
OF WASHINGTON
Yesterday Marked by Several
Notable Weddings.
Society Yields Favorite Bellies to
Cupid's Better Claim.
Each Event Went OF as MerriIy rs
the Traditional Mar
riaGe Bell.

The sun shone on no lovelier bride yes
terday than Miss Mary Somerville Jones'
who was married to Mr.. Frank Waghan
Plant at high noon. The ceremony occur
red at the Mount Vernon Place Church and
the officiating clergyman was the Rev. DR.
Hunter of Arkansas, who performed the
marriage of the brides parents. Senator
and Mrs. ]. X. Jones, and has been their
life long friend. He was assisted by the
pastor. Rev. DR.. Duffy. Owing to the Illness
Of Senator Jones, the arrangements which
had been made for an elaborate wedding
we're simplifed, and for that reason the
pretty bride did not wear the satin we'd
ding gown and veil that had been prepared
foT her bridal, but was attired instead in
an exquisitely dainty robe of point d'esprit
lace, over white silk. The skirt and high
bodice were embroidered in love knots of
white chenille. and with it the bride wore
white lace hat, trimmed with white Ii
lacs, the same flowers forming her bouquet
Her ornaments were diamond crescent, a
gift from the groom. and diamond Jewell
dagger from Mrs. William Writ Dixon, an
especially dear friend Mr.. William J.
Bryan was one of the many who sent bridal
tributes to the fortunate young bride, his
gift being handsome check.
Miss Annie Taylor, of 81. Louis who
was the brides only attendant was ideally
pretty in rose pink with soft hat of pink
chiffon.
The ushers were DIR. Sterling Ruffin
Mr.. Edward Duvall, Mr.. Charles Govern.
Mr.. C, C. Magruder Mr.. Raymond Acton,
and Mr.. Joseph Button The bride entered
the church with her brother, Mr. ]. X
Jones, jr., who represented their father,
whose illness prevented his giving his
daughter in marriage. They were met at
the chancel by the groom and his best man,
Hon. Hugh Dinsmore, of Arkansas
After the ceremony the bridal party and
out-of-town relatives. numbering about
thirty. were served with breakfast al the
Senator's residence in NJ Street, and in the
early afternoon Mr.. and Mrs Plant left
for St Paul, the bride attired for travel
ing in gray. Mrs. Jones remained with
her husband during the wedding and to
lessen her disappointment as much as pos
sible snap shot of the bridal group was
taken before they left the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plant will enjoy cottage
life on Lake Minnetonka. Mimi. this sum-
mer, when they will have as their guests
Senator and Mrs. Jones'
The Senator and Mrs. Jones will leave
today for Atlantic City for a stay of sew
eral weeks.
The times., 1899-04-13
LAST TRIBUTES TO THE DEAD.
Arrangements for the Funeral of
Justice stephen j. Field.

The funeral services over the remains OF
the late Justice Stephen j. Field will be
held this morning at 1890 O'Clock in the
Church of the Epiphany. They will be at
tended by President Mckinley and the
members of his Cabinet, the Justices of the
United States Supreme Court, and the Su-
preme Court of the District of Columbia,
the members of the Diplomatic Corps, and
many distinguished persons of Washing
ton.
Previous to the ceremonies at the
church, prayers will be read at the resi-
dence by Rev. Edward NJ. Mott, who for
many years has been the spiritual adviser
of the Field family. The prayer services
Will be brief and attended only by the
family and near friends, including Asso-
ciate Justice Brewer. DR.. and Mrs. Henry
NJ. Field, Miss Clare Field. Mrs Edgerion
Miss Gay. Mr.. Linton. Mrs. Condit-Smith
Miss Mary Smith, and Mrs. Wythe DENLY,
and also the Chief and Associate Justices
of the United States Supreme Court, who
will act as honorary psllbearers only.
mains to the cemetery. The body will be
placed temporarily in private vault at
| the Rock Creek Cemetery.
The remains of the dead jurist now lie
| in state in the east parlor of the Field
residence. encased in a handsome black
casket. A large silver plate, bearing the
| inscription. stephen Johnson Field-No-
vember 4. 1S16-April .. 1S99,' is fastened
10 the lid. The parlor is filled with beau
tiful and elaborate floral tributes. At the
foot of the casket is a magnificent oak
wreath, the gift of Mrs. DENLY. President
McKinley's floral Offering. an immense
cluster of white flowers, has prominent
place on the mantle
The sanctuary of the Epiphany Church
has been elaborately decorated with Ialms
| and potted plants. Places have been re-
served for the distinguished persons WHO
will attend the funeral. The services Will
be conducted by Bishop Satterlee and Rev
DR.. McKim. rector of the church Music
| will be rendered by the regular choir
At the time of the death OF justice Fled
| Rev. DR.. McKim was out of the city. but
he sent message to Mrs. Field, saying
that he would return in time to oficiate
at the services. I 3-