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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-15

Adres Polskiego Donu Emf
gracyjnego. 8 Morris ssz. trssels
drzwi ne zachod cd Broadway, bli'
sko South Ferry. v New yosks
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-15
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Otrzymuie So 600.


Legislature W Springfeldzie
przyjela bill, ma mocy kt6rego
pani Hunt, zam. pm. 24l2 Wa
bash ave., matka zmarlego zoi-
nierza Valentine H. Hunt, otrzy-
ma So, 900. Val. H. Hunt, kt6ry
wstspil do pierwszego. puiku
piechoty, i wyruszyl z tym put
klein do Springfeldu, umari tam
ma zapalenie piuc. MIN by( zol-
nierzem, mial zatrudnienie u
frmy Morgan 6 Wright. Okoli-
cznosci towarzyszace jego smierci
wykluczaiy mozliwosc przyzna-
MIA pensyi jego rodzinie. 0
udzielenie tel zapomogi postarai
sic senator okregu, W ktorym
PAM l1uuG mleSlka.
PopfOch W sadie krymiualnym.
Wczoraj popoludniu godz. 2
W ssdzie kryminalnym bez wido-
cznej przyczyny nagle biurko
prokuratora Deneen, stojace ma
boku stanelo W plomieniach, i
pozar przeszedi ma stofek ko-
bierzec. Klerkowie, sfudzy sado-
wi, reporterzy i ktokolwiek
m6gl dorwac sic jakiego naczy'
MIA z wods, pospieszyli ma ratu-
mex, ale ME wiele mogli zdziaiac,
dop6ki straz ogniowa, kt6ra
nadeszla, ME ugasiia pozaru.
Biurko bylo prywatna wlasnoscia
prokuratora i kosztowaio 1925;
ma szczescie ME bylo W MEM
waznych papier6w.
Piekielny plan,
John Schoepfle, zam. pm. SS4
Bissell str, ogrodnik, wlasciciel
oranzeryj, dnia 6 bm. oddalif
byl robotnika Henryka Roman
ma, kt6ry pracowal u niego cd
roku, gdyi podejrzywai go o
kradziez kwiat6w. W kilka 60
dzin po odeisciu Romanna, inny
robotnik Schoepfla, pracuiacy
tam cd 8 lat Charles Grabig,
spostrzegi, re mu skradziono
zegarek, bielizne, pare ubior6w
inne przedmioty. Podejrzenie
jego pablo ma Romanna, kt6rego
kazal aresztowat. Onegdaj zna-
lezli tajni policyanci Romanna i
aresztowali go. Sprowadzono
Schoepfla i Grabiga. by byli
obecni przy rewidowaniu are
sztanta. Schoepfel przegladajac
przedmioty papiery W kiesze-
mach Romanna znalezione, z
przerazeniem przekonaf sic, j
znalazl dowody ma to, re Romann
miaf zamiar zamordowac 60 i
przywiaszczyo sobie jego posia-
dlosci. Znalazf bowiem kilka
list6w dokumentow re swoim
(Schoepfla) sfalszowanym podpi-
sem, gotowych do rozsylki po-
czta, W kt6rych brakowaio tylko
daty. Jeden z dokumentow opie-
wal, il Schoepfle, zmuszony
nagle do wyiazdu do Niemiec,
odstepuie GAIA swoia wlasnosc
Romannowi "a $4,000, ktore W
obligacyach otrzymal. Inny list
byl pisany do sedziego Bonnefoi;
W liscie tym prosi wrzekomo
sedziego, by Romannowi uiatwil
W sadach przepisanie wlasnosci
jego ma Romanna, gdyz nagle
zmuszony do wyiazdu, sprzedai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-15

OAoA WPaJ W"nA" A"uAO"S
grozba, aaeby powstrzymad lud
cd stosowania sic do wolf po.
litycznych agitator6w, dziala-
jscych W interesie protestant
ckich Prus.
BERLIN, logo Kwietnia. -
w parlamencie wniesiono in.
terpelacye W sprawie wysp
Samoa, podpisana przez wick
szosc czlonk6w centrum, rza.
dowc6w, konserwatywnych i
narodowych libera}6w. Mini.
ster Buelow odpowiedzia}, ae
Rad pragnie jutrzymac W swej
mocy traktat berli6ski, odno.
szscy sic do wysp Samoa i mic
o tenn ME vie, azeby admiral
pod Apis miai doznac zniewa'
gi ze strony swych ameryka6.
skich angielskich koleg6w.
Rad pragnie zachowat nadal
prayjaane stosunki ze Stanami
zjednoczonymi i Wielks Bry.
tanis i ma nadzieje za}atwic
snorna kWestve ma drodze DO.
kojowej. Stosunki ma wy.
spach Samoa muszs sig ukla =
dac W mySl traktatu berlin
.skiego tax dlugo, dop6ki
traktat ten "a wzajemnem
porozumieniem sic mocarstw,
ME zostanie zastapiony innym.
Minister Buelow ME widzi dla
Niemiec interesu prowadzenia
wojny z Anglia j Ameryks z
powodu wysp na daleklm
oceanic, kt6rych ludnosc skfa-
da sig z 10000 dzikich i tylko
500 Europejczyk6w. Ca1y
handel z temi wJspami wyno'
81 zaledwie Z i pol miliona
dolar6w rocznie.
Nova Buelowa ME zado.
wolni}a W parlamencie 1adnej
partyi, z wyjstkiem - socya'
fist6w. Og6lne oburzenie wy
wolal pose1 dr.. Lekr, kt6ry W
odpowiedzi ma slowa ministra
i niejako W imieniu interpe'
rant6w objawil zdanie, ae
.Niemcy dla utrzymania swego
"honoru" powinny 'anektowac
wyspy Samoa pokazat, ze ME
boj9 sig Anglii nawet W tym
wypadku, jezeli stany zje-
dnoczone staua po jej stronle.
MANILA, logo Kwietnia. =
W odleg}osci jednej mill cd
Santa Cruz natrafii oddzia1 60
strzelc6w ma sza6ce, usypane
W poprzek drogi. Powstadcy
bill sic dzielnie. Trzeba by4o
sprowadzit armaty i wysun9c
naprz6d diva bataliony IA
pu}ku regularnego i pulku
ochotnik6w z Idaho, azeby
spsdzit Filipi1czyk6w z ich
stanowisk. Zajelismy wies
Pansanghon, opuszcaons przez
mieszka1c6w. We wsi znajdu-
ia sic cztery pomniki slawisce
Aguinalda, walczscego "a
wolnosc. Porucznik Southern
otrzymal rans W noge. Opr6cz
niego many 2 polegiych i 3
ranlonycn.
Doszlo do wiadomosci wladz
ae W Manili przebywaja pota-
jennie ofcerowie filipi6scy.
Zdwojono srodki ostroAnosci.
Po godzinie Z wieczorem ME
wolDo nikomu wychodzic z
domu i patrole chodza po uli.
each dniem ncca. General
Otis obawia sic W miescie wy.
buchu powstania, jezeli wojsku
Aguinalda powiedzie sic zadac
Amerykanom 7naczniejsza kls'
ske.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, logo
Kwiet. Cub. Tanner, ,uwzgle-
dniajsc og6lne zyczenie ludno'
Sci polskiej W Chicago, pred.
stawil seuatowi ssdziego M.
A. La Buy do ponownego wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-15

NAAAO) La S0SS1
znaleziono zamordowana chrze.
scianke. Poniewaz zab6jcs
okazal sic zyd, ludnoSc miej.
scowa wre nienawiscia do
wszystkich zyd6w i zanosi sic
ma powazne rozruchy. Ma
r6wni z zydami nienawidzs
Czesi Niemc6w.
ANTwERplA, 15 Kwietnia.
Konferencya pokojowa odby-
wac sic bedzie W zamku Soest'
dyk, kt6ry otrzymal ksiazs
Oranii, dziad Wilhelminy z
okazyi wslawienia sic W bitwie
pod Waterloo. Pokoje zamku
So obwieszone obrazami, ,przed.
stawiajacymi epizody z tel
wielkiei bitwy. Kr6lowa wy
da}a rozkaz usuniecia tych
obraz6w ma czas trwania kon-
ferencyi pokoju.
PARYz, logo Kwietnia. -
Og6lny podziw budzi fakt, Ae
"Figaro" otrzymal kopis ak
tow W sprawie Dreyfusa i
posiada odwage publikowania
tychze akt6w, bez wzgledu ma
to, ze postepowanie takie jest
karygodue. Redaktor gazety
"Figaro" zachowuje W tel
sprawie grobowe milczenie,
protestuie jedynie przeciw "a
rzutowi, jakoby doszedl do
posiadania akt6w drogs pre-
kupstwa.
W1EDE6, logo Kwietnia. =
Cesarz Franciszek J6zef przyj-
mowal ma specyalnem poslu-
chaniu wicekomandora VIM.
B. Buehler, ameryka1skiego
attache marynarki we WED
niu, Berlinie i Rzymie.
CAeI1AR1, sardynia, 1890
Rwietnia. = Para kr6lewska
zlozy}a wizyte wiceadmiralowi
Fournier, ma francuzkim okre'
Gle admiralskim "Brannus".
Podczas sniadania wzni6s}
Fournier zdrowie ich kr6lew-
skich mosci, dziekujac i'm W
imieniu prezydenta Frapcyi "a
zaszczyt, jakiego dozna1a z
ich strony francuzka marynar'
ka. Kr6l W odpowiedzi wy
pr6zni1 kielich ma zdrowle
Laubeta, zapewniajsc Four
niera, re tax on, jak caly ma
rod w}oski zywi uczucia mai
szczerszej przyjazni wzgledem
narodu francuzkiego. Gdy
para kr6lewska oddalala sic,
rozleg}y sic strza}y francuzkich
armat ma jego Geese.
LoNDYN logo Kwietnia. -
Lord Salisbury zgodzl sic,
azeby dla przywr6cenia po.
rzadku ma wyspacb Samoa
odpowiednia komisya pred
siewzie}a szereg uchwal, zapa.
d}ych jednog}osnie. Uchwaly
te dotyczyc tylko mogs Srod-
k6w prowizorycznych, jake
tymczasowo zastosowaG male.
zy. Konkluzye zasadniczej
natury, do jakich dojda komi'
sarze, beda przez odnosne rzs-
dy rozpatryWane i -. stans sic
przedmiotem uklad6w ma zwY.
k1ej drodze dyplomatycznej.
MADRYT, logo Kwietnia. -
Minister marynarki przed}ozy
kortezom projekt zakupienia
dziesieciu nowych okrst6w wo.
jennych.
Ma politycznem zebraniu W
Logrono potepiono energicanie
dzia}alnosc polityczns by1ego
prezesa ministr6w, Sagasty.
Przypisywano mu wszystkie
nieszczsscia, jake spadly ma
Hiszpanie.
Rad zamkns} drukarnie
gazety Gel Correo Espanol'',
organu karlistow. W}ascicie-
lem drukarni i wydawcs ga.
- IL IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-04-15

ulatwienie Romannowi do przyi-
scia W posiadanie wszystkich
ruchomosci nieruchomosci
Schoepfla. Znajduie sic takae
list do redakcyi jakieis gazety,
prosba, by ia gazeta oglosila
publicznie iego pozegnanie do
przyjaci6i, z powodu, ze nagle
wyiezdza do Niemiec.
Otoz widocznie Romann "a
mierzai zwabic Schoepfla W "a
sadzke, zamordowac, ukryc lub
zniszczyc zwloki, i przyisc W
posiadanie jego wfasnosci. Mai
nawet juz kilka tysiecy bilet6w
,,biznesowych" wydrukowanych
ze SVEN nazwiskiem.
Romann liczy Al lat, jest bar
dzo silnym mezczyzna, okazaio
sic, re W Waupun, Wis, byf
zamkniety W karnym zakladzie
cd r. 1875 do r. 1898, a zatem
1S lat, "a morderstwo, i W r.
1898 zostai ulaskawiony. Romann
ME odpowiada ma zadawane mu
pytania zaangazowai sobie
adwokata do bronienia 60 pred
sadem.
Zadania kamIeniarzy.
Unia kamieniarzy, jak donosi-
lismy, stara sic o to, azeby
pracowni usunieto maszyny do
ciosania polerowania kamieni.
Jednakowoz strajku ME ma i do
niego prawdopodobnie ME przyj-
die. W 26 pracowniach tylko
przez pot dnia przestano praco-
wac dlatego, re W pracowniach
tych czesto brakuje zatrudnienia.
Unia wyznaczyia komitet, kt6ry
ma konferowac z pracodawcami
ma nadzieie, ze W spos6b poko-
jowy osiagnie zyczenia uuist6w.
Prezydent Nc Kinley przybedzie.
Prezydent Mckinley zamierz;t
W Lipcu odbyc podr6i ma zach6d
W towarzystwie wielu urzedni-
k6w rzadowych. Kierowac po-
dr6za ma senator Thomas Carter
Montany. o lie dotychczas
wiadomo, Washingtonu wyru.
sza podr6zni dnia 15go Lipca
i udadza sic najprz6d wprost do
Chicago. Tu ma sic odbyc wiel-
ka recepcya ma czesc prezydenta,
a potem udadza sic podrozni do
parku Yellowstone Montany,
gdzie Mckinley jeszcze nigdy ME
byf. Oczywiscie po drodze pre-
zydent wystspowac bedzie z mo-
wami i m6wkami.
Dzieh naznaczony.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-14
A LARGE Funeral.

The funeral of Engineer Thomas F,
Quinn, who was killed in the Rock
Island wreck at Oxford. Iowa, was
largely attended, Sacred Heart church,
where the services were conducted by
Rev. Father j. F. Lockney, yesterday
afternoon, being filled with sorrowing
friends The pallbearers were John
Kane, James Carl. William Sprague,
w. w. Williams. Hubbard Hitchcock
and John Williams, al memb ers of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers, to which the deceased be-
longed. The remains were inferred at
Calvary cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-14

Offers have already been made by
athletic clubs in Davenport. Blooming
ton and Clinton for the fight.
Count Esterhazy, the French officer
who has confessed to having forged
the celebrated document in the Drey-
fus case, is to be burned in effigy Sum
day, Sept. "a. at Schuetzen park, Dav-
EXPORT The officer will first be pub
licly degraded, his sword will be taken
from him and broken in twain and
then will be wrapped in his country's
flag, saturated with oil and ignited
while the assembled crowd watches
him fry. Clark c. Doughty has ar
ranged to have the burning of Ester
hazy in effigy as one of the features of
his Dreyfus-Dewey day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-14
BOOST FOR ROCK ISLAND.
It's Arsenal Brings the City World Wide
Fame.

It's Arsenal Brings the City World Wide
| Fame.
Under the heading, The Cities Are
Full of Pride, Challenging Each tG
Each" under which the Chicago Tri-
bune has been running a series OF
PARTICLES, the following reference is
made today to Rock Island: Rock
Island. ILL.,, claims distinction as the
site of the largest United States ar
senal and armory. 1t was first occu-
pied by the government as frontier
fort in 1915 and has ever since grown
steadily in Importance. In 1910 it
was made an ordnance depot and later
Rock Island arsenal was institut-
ed. During the civil war it was used
as military prison. A large proper
ton of the supplies and ammunition
used during the recent war with Spain
were turned out by the 5000 men en-
ployed in the government shops con-
| rected with the arsenal. In less than
| five months, while the war was in
progress, the expenditures for sup
plies and wages aggregated 81, 600, 900,
| and the articles manufactured ranged
from breechloading field guns to tin
cups. The last congress, pleased with
the work done during the war, has
ordered the establishment at the ar
mory of plant for the making of
small arms
The following is said of Moline:
Moline, H., is noted all over the civ
iliZed world for its implements. No
other city of its size in the world
manufactures SO many. The first
steel plows ever made were hammered
out by old John Deere, who founded
his little smithy in 1647 at Grand De-
tour. and couple of years later re-
moved to Moline, whose wonderful
wafer power was just beginning to be
appreciated. In the then little viii
lage of Moline he began to work with
a dozen employees in small wooden
building by the river bank, on the
site of the present shops. Today the
shops are the largest and finest in the
world, and the plows and other tools
turned out are familiar to every civ
ilized farmer. Moline has another
large pillow factory, second only in
size to the first mentioned. In fact,
over half the steel plows used in the
world are said to be made in Moline"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-14

Chicago is famous for its hotels.
One of those that has done it's full
share to make this reputation is The
Lancaster, formerly the Woodruff.
Located at Wabash avenue and TWEEN
ty-frst street, it is easily reached by
d 1O-minute street car ride. Large
luxurious rooms, with all modern
conveniences, tempt the tired traveller
at very moderate prices, 20 cents and
up. European plan Special weekly
rates. Choice restaurant and fine
bar.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-14

Guaranteed by a dollar draft in
every 81 boX-cash it if no benefit re-
sults-that Mull's Pioneer Kidney
Cure will relieve any form of kidney
and bladder disease promptly, and
effect positive cure in a short time
by faithful use of it. In the same
way we will guarantee our Pioneer
Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia,
for dyspepsia and stomach trouble.
for liver trouble, impure blood and
general debility, for female complaint.
A remedy for each disease-not a
cure-all. Have cured an army of
hopeless cases-wil cure you. %
ents and 81. At T. II. Thomas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-14
Volcanic Eruptions

Are grand, but skin eruptions rob life
of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures
them, also old running and fever
sores, ulcers, boils, felons, corns,
warts. cuts, bruises, burns. scalds,
chapped hands, chilblains. Best pile
cure on earth. Drives out pains and
aches. Only % cents box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by Hartz & Ulle-
meyer, druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-14
He Has Boycotted France.

Sheboygan. Wis. Sept 1.-The firm
of c. Imig & Son Tuesday Cancelled
a large order OF French gloves. or
dered by the firm from n New York
wholesale house, for the fall and win
ter trade lmig says he Will not have
another French une of goods In his
store, owing 10 the action of the French
court martial in convicting Dreyfus
and hopes to see a general boycott on
all French goods in the United States
A little life may be sacrificed to
sudden attack of Group if you don't
have DIR. Thomas Electric Oil on
hand for the emergency. For sale by
Marshall & Fisher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-09-14
Parlor Grand Plane

That has been used but in good shape.
Will be sold at very low figure.
EBERHART's PIANO HOUSE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-05
TELEGRApHlC BREVITIES.

Mrs. Sarah Rowley died in Hudson,
N. Y, yesterday, aged 102.
The attempted strike of the men at
the Carnegie plant at Homestead, Pa,
has proved failure.
A fire in Birmingham, Ala, yester-
day, destroyed $5S, 600 worth of prop
erty in the business part of the town.
The condition of Bishop John P.
Newman. who is extremely i'll at Sara
topa, n. Y. remains the same and it is
feared he will not live the day out.
A fire in a fireworks store in Viii.
mington, Del, last night seriously in
jured five persons, three of whom will
lose their sight.
Rev. Daniel Parker Livermore, hus-
band of Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, died
at his home a. Meirose, Mass, this
morning, aged so years.
Samuel Cruz, colored man, was
shot and killed during drunken row
in O'Kane's Hotel in Princeton, N. j.,
at 2 o'clock this morning, by John Lar.
kin.
The six story mercantile building at Cham
bers and Washington streets, New York, oc.
cupied by several firms, took fire at 1910
o'clock today and in few minutes the flames
were beyond control. At l o'clock the fire.
men said tho building and contents would be
total loss. The first floor was occupied by
William NJ Hines, fruit dealer. The mid
die floors were used by wood carving con-
Germ. The Cummings Scrap Rubber Com.
pany occupied the top floor. Loss estimated
at $160,0O0.
Edmund A. Roberts, son of Abraham Bob.
erts was almost instantly killed last night at
New Bedford, Mass, by the explosion of a
bottle of powder with which he was loading q
snall cannon. His brother Ernest WAS also
badly hurt by the explosion.
Charles Sullivan, 25 years old, was shot
and killed by Thomas O'Mera. II years old,
a. Chipmunk, Cattsrsugus county, N. Y, On
Monday night The tragedy was the result
of a drunken row
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-05
OVt14 II u II W.T.
ANOTHER FOURTH OF JULY.

Yesterday, the fourth day of July. glorious
fourth, when the children are 50 full OF mer'
riment, all having, q good time, carries my
mind back when | too. was a boy and there
came time when the Fourth Of July WE
not received SO joyousyl. | alude to the
Fourth of July, 1861. Ny little company
was in the trenches at Matthias Point just
thirty.eight years ago. Some Maryandcrs
came over the river and informed US that The
U. 8. gunbost Pawnee had taken on a lot of
bombshell aud that she would be down that
night and give US Fourth OF July salute.
Well, We waited and watched Tor the Pawnce
till late in the night When the reserve re-
tired little way in the rear for sleep, just
about II o'clock, We were aroused out of our
slumber by cannon and bombshol. In the
shortest time imaginable we were at the riv.
or bank. The Pawnee shellcd about two
hours and pulled off and claimed great vic
tory but we did not have a man scratched.
ali that We did was to lie in our trenches
aud see that they did not land. We had be.
come acclmated to bombshel az it was al.
Most daily occurrence. 1t was here that
the famous Captain Ward and the gunner on
the Freeborne were killed. On this occasion
we had one man disabled. Il occurred this
way: While the Smelling was going on we
discovered that We were under bee tree,
and we could see the honey. 80 one Of the
boys though; he would get some honey for
dinner. He climbed up the tree md Mr
Yank saw him and just as he 90. his hand IN
the hollow where the honey Was BOMB
came through the top of the tree and be gave
his hand severe twist getting it out OF The
hollow, bat got no honey and came down re
tree faster than he had gone up. This point
was the rendezvous for all the Northern Neck
troops About the middle of July We march
ell to Brooks's station and camped under
marching orders to Manassas but those ord IS
never came. w. II. y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-05
Fourth of July Casualties

Wilkesbarre, Pa, July 5.-By TIE
explosion of cannon at Edwsrdsville,
Albert Shuts sustained Injuries which
resulted in death few hours later.
One of the eyes of Carl Wood, of this
city, was blown out by giant fire.
crackers,
While playfully wrestling loaded
revolver from q companion. Ernest
Uritz exploded it and badly injured his
left hand.
Frank Case of this city was burned
in the face by the explosion of can
non. He may loose the sight of both
eyes.
Ira N. Marcy set of some dynamite
cartridges and one of his legs YVES
irightfully lacerated and burned. he
is in critical condition.
Daniel Baker, was severely cut and
burned in the neck by giant fire
cracker. A small cannon burst at Ed
wardsville and several pieces entered
the hands of Walter Jones. Joseph
Mcbride of Kingston had two fingers
shot of while firing cannon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-05
BISHOP FUNSTON.

Rev. DR., James Bowen Funston, pas
tor of Trinity Episcopal Church Of
Portsmouth, who was elected to the
position of Missionary Bishop of Boise,
Idaho, by the House OF Bishops last Oc-
tober, will be consecrated on Thurs.
day, the 18th instant. The ceremony
will be solemnized at Trinity Church,
so long the scene of Bshop.elect Fun
ston's pastoral labors. Bishop Ran
dolph, of Southern Virginia, will off,
cate, and he will be assisted by num-
Der of bishops and other diguitaries Of
OF the church from other States.
After several weeks consideration Of
the call to the far western bisnopric
last winter, Mr.. Funston announced
his determination to remain with his
Portsmouth charge, but later, after q
more mature consideration, he yielded
TO the wishes OF the House of Bishops
and to his strong prediction for mis-.
sionary work, in which he has been
successful, and accepted the call. The
matter in its last shape raised the ques.
ton of whether another session of the
House of Bishops would not have to be
held before ne could be consecrated,
but the announcement of the date Of
the solemn ceremony seems to indicate
that the presiding bishop decided 1t In
the negative.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-05
POLITICAL.

Hon. William J. Bryan addressed .be
GAINESVILLE Chaulauqua, Ga. yesterday
Mr.. Bryan among other things said be
claimed only one purpose, and that was
to find out what was best for this coun.
try. 1t was impossible, be said, to dis.
cuss public affairs as non-partisan
He was again willing to put the issue
before the country on the plans laid
down by Thomas Jefferson. During
his speech he denounced trusts and
took decided stand against expansion
At the celebration of the Fourth of
July at Tammany Hall, New York,
yesterday, ex Governor JamesS. Hogg,
of Texas, who was one of the speakers,
said: "We democrats will 60 to the
oext convention advocating, as before,
the unlimited coinage OF free silver and
gold at the ratio of 16 to l." There
was loud cheering at this. EX-Gov-
ernor Hogg said democrats in 1900
would denounce trusts, favor the in.
come tax, the granting of Cuban indie.
pendence, and the construction and
maintenance OF the Nicaragua canal,
and denounce imperialism and govern.
ment by injunction.