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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-02
William P. Frye.

Podajemy dzisiaj portret Villa.
ma P. Frye, kt6ry wskutek smier-
ci wiceprezydenta Hobarta, jako
wiceprezydent Senatu, zajmie jego
miejsce.
Pan William P. Frye W senacie
reprezentuje stan Maine ijest IDOL
nym mezem stanu, a niedawno byf
czfonkiem komisyi pokojowej anne.
rykansko-hiszpanskiej.
Urodzif sic. on W Lewiston, Me,
d. 2 Wrzesnia 1881; ukonczywszy
studya W kollegium Bowdoina W r.
1860, poswiecii sic studyom praw,
poczem zostaf adwokatem. Byf
czfonkiem legislatury stanowej WI.
1861 1866; burmistrzem miasta
Lewiston W latach 1861 1867; pro-
kuratorem generalnym stanu Maine
W latach 1876 i 1880. w r. 1864
juz byf wyborca prezydencyalnym;
delegatem do konwencyj krajowych
republikanskich byf W latach 1872,
1876 i 1880. Zostaf obrany posfem
do kongres6w AZ, 43, a., 45, 46. j
47go;czfonkiem zas senatu zostaf O.
brany dla zapefnienia wakansu
spowodowanego przez rezygnacya
pana Blaine, ktory zostaf miano-
wany sekretarzem stanu. Zajat
swe miejsce W senacie d. 18 Marca
1881; obrany zostaf ponownie W Ia
tach 1883, 1888 i 1896. Prezyden-
tenn tymczasowym senatu zostafo-
brany d. Z Lutego 1895. Termin
jego urzedowania kohcsy sic d. 8
Marca 1901.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-02

tych wpcieczek odniesli Anglicy
niejakie korzysci, o drugiej zas ME
ma wiadomosci.
Ma giefdzie .obiegafa pogfoska,
jakoby Boerowie odstapiii cd oble-
gania Kimberley. Rownoczesnie
budzl tn obawy wiadomosc, re Boe-
rowie cofneli swe wojska p6fno-
cnych czesci kolonii Przyladka,
gdyz W takim razie niezawodnie i'm
chodzi to, by zajsc tyfy wojska
lorda Methuen. Przeszkodza i'm
chyba to uczynic oddzia}y brytyj-
skie mad rzeki Oranje i De Aar,
kt6re juz So W drodze.
BERLIN, 1go Grudnia. -
,,Kreuzzeitung"aa twierdzi W arty-
kule sensacyjnym, re czionek ro-
dziny ministra kolonialnego Cham
berlaina zaopatrywaf Boerow W
amunicye. Utrzymuje ona, re ma
wiosne roku biezacego diva okrety
niemieckie przywiozfy do Lorenzo
Marquee towary, ktore ma listach
frachtowych nazwano towarami
fokciowymi, ale W rzeczy samej by
fy patronami wyrobu angielskiego.
pochodzacymi cd frmy londyn-
skiej Knoch & Go. Gi6wnym ak
cyonaryuszem tel frmy ma bye
brat ministra kolonialnego Cham
berlaina.
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kraty u okna wyskoczyf z wyso-
kosci IL stop ma uliczke.
CHARLESTON, S. c., 2 Grudnia.-
Nieznajomy zamaskowany mezczy-
zna biafy, wczoraj wieczorem sta
nal pred dwoma urzednikami W
wagonie nalezacym do Southern
Express Go. pociagu kolei pofu-
dniowej, niedaleko stacyi Branshe-
vile, S. G., IL rewolwerem W reku
zadaf wydania pieniedzy 2 kasy.
Wreczono mu 81, 100, a ME wspo-
mniano o $4,000 znajdujacych sic
W drugiej kasie. Rozb6jnik pocia-
gnaf wtedy "a line sygnafowa, a
gdy pociag zaczaf jechac powoli,
wyskoczyf. Kondukor pociugu wi.
dziaf go zeskakujacego, ale sadzac,
re to jakis wfoczega, daf znak kon-
duktorowi lokomotywy, by jechac
dalej. Szeryf Dorchester 6 ludzmi
szuka rozbojnika.
P1TTsBURe, Pa, 2 Grudnia. =
Dzisiaj ma anowo rozpoczaf sic strajk
giser6w W 5 najwiekszych lejar-
mach celem osiagniecia pfacy mai
mniej So dziennie. w innych 25
lejarniach r6wniez strajk nastapi,
jezeli zadania robotnik6w ME 70
stana uwzglednione. Strajkiem kie-
rule krajowy zwiazek giserow.
RooKpoRr Tex, 2 Grudnia. -
Spustoszenia, jake zrzadzifa ME-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-02
dnia tegoi cd dawnego czasu jsj
ME nabijano.
Rome wfadomosC:
telegraflczna

= Pomiedzy Anglia Holandya
panuje naprezenie powodu sym.
patyi przez Holendr6w okazywanej
Boerom i moze nastapi zerwanie
stosnnkow dyplomatycznych.
w Bernie szwajcarskiem do
posfa angielskiego zgfasza sic mn6.
stwo ochotnik6w, ktorych on ME
przyjmuje obawy, IL szukaja oni
tylko pretekstu do udania sic do
Afryki, by nastepnie precise do
obozu Boer6w. . o.
We Wiedniu odbyfa sic wczo.
raj wielka recepcya u posfa amery-
kanskiego Addisona c.. Harrisa
powodu ,,Dnia Dziekczynienia.
W Strassburgu skazano akto.
ra Charlsa Vidal Metzu ma diva
lata wiezienia kare pieniezna "a
wrzekome szpiegostwo, chociaz on
zapewnia, re jest niewinnym.
z Melbourne W Australia do
nosza, re minister-prezydent Sir
George Turner zrezygnowaf, a A.
Mclean tworzy nowy cabinet.
w Liverpoolu panuje zanie.
pokojenie powodu, re ME ma VIA
domosci o parowcu brytyjskim
Merrimac, ktory d.27 Pazdziernika
wyp}ynaf Quebec do Belfastu.
! Ma hrytyjskim parowcu 90.
meric, ktory przybyf z Galveston
do Havre'u, wybuchf pozar po wy
fadowaniu czesci towarow, i 900 bal
bawefny zostafo uszkodzonych.
w Elgin, ILL.,, frma Elgin
National Watch Co., ku niespo-
dziance bez zadania 24O0 robotni-
kom tam pracujacym przywr6cifa
skale pfacy r. 1892.
: W Chippewa Falls, Wis,
umarf Carl Deyer we wieku l06
lat.
Wyjeadzajacy jutro do Euro
py parowiec Campania zabierze
$4,000 uneyj srebra. lsr
. = w New Yorku umarf Frede-
rick "A. Shredder, kt6ry W latach
1876 i 1877 byf burmistrzem Broo.
klyna. ~.
: Cztery mile ma pofnoe cd 90.
lumbus, ,Kans. ,wyleciaf W powietrze
jeden najwiekszych budynkow
prochowni Latin Rand Powder
Works.. Robotnik William Cush.
man zostaf zabity. g.
z Albuquerque, N. NJ, dono-
sza. ze 12 mil ma pofudnie cd tego
miasta zesknefy sic diva pociagi
kolejowe kilka os6b zostafo polka
leczonych, miedzy niemi G, Hut
Crimson Winslow, Ari., smiertel-
ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-12-02
800 Filipihczyk6v poddaje sic.
Zupelny brak wiadomosci po1udniowej Afryki.
Sensacyjna nova Chamberlaina.
UK1AD W sPRAWIE SAMOA -ZAwARTY
Zuehwa}y rozb6j kolejowy. = straszna burza mad
meksyk kaiska zatOka.

stanu ,,trldomlnlum". w tym kle-
runku rozpoczeto tez dyplomaty-
czne narady. z poczatku najbar-
dziej naturalnem rozwiazaniem
zdawaf sic bye podziaf miedzy trzy
panstwa trzech gfownych wysp:
Honolulu. Sawai i Tutuita; zasia-
gniete atoli informacye stwierdzify,
re Upolu Sawai stanowia lokal-
nych i handlowych wzgled6w ME-
rozerwalna cafose, tax il sztuczny
rozdziaf pociagnafby "a soba ME-
dogodnosci utrudnifby zamierzo-
ma pacy6kacya. Natomiast ME u
lega watpliwosci koniecznosc pozo-
stawienia Stanom Zjednoczonym
wyspy Tutuita, liczacej zaledwie
139 kim. XIV. obszaru, lecz ma kt6-
rel ma mocy prawomocnego trakta-
tu 1878 Stany zapewni}y sobie
posiadanie portu Sagopago, jako
wygodnej stacyi weglowej. Roko-
wanna ograniczyfy sic zatem do
wysp Upolu i Sawai, a zarazem do
dw6ch panstw: Anglii i Niemiec.
2 dwu tych kantrahent6w Niemcy
przywiazywafy do zatrzymania ar
chipelagu nier6wnie wieksza wage,
niz Anglia: najpierw dla tego, re
osadnicy niemieccy posiadaja ma
Samoa wiecej plantacyj i intere-
sow handlowych, niz zfaczeni kolo-
nisci anglo-saksonscy, iak to wyni-
ka cyfr statystyki, ktora " wedle
zr6def niemieckich, niezgodnych
zreszta z angielskiemi - oblicza
wartosc handlu niemieckiego ma
100000, amerykanskiego ma 264,-
600, a angielskiego na $4,000 ma
rex; powt6re z powodow moralnej
natury - przez pamiec, re pod
Apia gineli W potyczkach maryna-
RE niemieccy, re W porcie Apii
traba powietrzna zatopifa wraz
zafoga diva niemieckie pancerniki,
re Samoa jest W Niemczech po mad
rzeczywiste znaczenie popularna,
jake jedna najdawniejszych "a
morskieh zdobyczy i poczatek ME-
jake swiatowej poityki kolonialnej
Niemiec.
q tych przyczyn niemiecka Rada
kolonialna, zwofana ma dzien logo
Pazdziernika do Berlina, zbadaw-
sly propozycye Anglii, oswiadczyfa
sic stanowczo bezwarunkowo "a
zatrzymaniem archipelago. Ola
Anglii natomiast, wfadnacej licz-
nemi wyspami i wysepkami ma
Oceanic Spokojnym, sporna kwe-
stya ME przestaia bye trzeciorze-
dina dose obojetna. Przeciw od-
stapieniu wysp wystepowaf podo-
bno z opozycya jedynie Rad kolo-
nialny Australia, gabinetowi Ion
dynskiemu jednak problematyczny
ten op6r ME zdoiaf przeszkodzic W
zawarciu ukfadu, zapewniajacego
"a niska Gene neutralnosc Niemiec
W chwili, kiedy niemiecka inicya-
tywa zdolna byfaby badz co badz
przyczynic sic W rozstrzygajacy
sposob do ewentualnego wdrozenia
akcyi pokojowej kontynentu ma
rzecz republik holenderskich W AT
ryce pofudniowej.
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Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWei.
Chicago, Ego Grudnia.

Nareszcie donosza Washingto-
nu, re mic juz ME stoi W drodze
podpisaniu ukiadu miedzy Stanami
Zjednoczonymi, Anglia i Niemca-
mi W sprawie podziafu wysp Sa-
moa. Jak wiadomo, cd kilku ty-
godni juz umowa byfa ,,tak dobrze
jak zawarta". Anglia i Niemcy
ukiad podpisafy, ale Stany zje-
dnoczone jeszcze domagafy sic npe-
wnych zmian drobnych'', zreszta
niezbyt waznych, teraz juz wszel-
kie r6znice sa wyrownane, a ukfad
zostanie niewatpiwie podpisany
dis, albo W pierwszych dniach
przyszfego tygodnia.
Me cd rzeczy bedzie teraz zesta-
vie dzieje kraiku, o kt6ry chodzi, z
ostatnich lat kilkunastu.
Drobny archipelag wysp Samoa,
LEGACY zaledwie okofo 10000 mie-
szkanc6w, cd lat Is jest powodem
wymiany not dyplomatycznych i
kontrowersyi miedzy Anglia, Mem
cami a Stanami Zjednoczonymi,
Try te panstwa cd roku 1885 roz-
toczyly kolonialny protektorat mad
grupa wysepek o klimacie cudnym,
ziemi zyznej a ludnosci iagodnej
inteligentnej. Zaraz jednak W
pierwszych latach wybuchfy rozru-
chy, spowodowane rywalizacya osa-
dnikow niezgoda tubylczych
gmin, tax IL "a inicyatywa ks. Bis
marcka postanowiono W roku 1889
ma konferencyi W Berlinie ufozyc
formy dalszego pozycia wspofrza-
dow ma Samoa. Forma, jaka ma
konferencyi tel postanowiono, mo-
re uchodzie "a model organizacyi,
wytwarzajacej i utrwalajacej bez-
Rad. Dose przytoczyc, re wiadza
rozpadia sic miedzy nastepujace
czynniki: tubylczego ,,krola'' au-
tonomicznych w6it6w wiejskich -
konsul6w trzech moearstw, kto-
rych kazdy posiadaf prawo liberum
veto W obec postanowien innych
koleg6w - komendantow stark6w
trzech panstw = i urzednik6w
trzech narodowosci, zajmujacych
naczelne stanowiska. jak najwyz-
szego sedziego (chief JUSTICE bur-
mistrza gf6wnego miasta Hawayi.
Chwiejne deeyzye staiy sic zr6dfem
nieustajacych niesnasek i miniatu-
rowych rewolucyj. Ostatnia mich
rozegrafa sic W March, b. T. z powo-
du wystapienia dw6ch kandydat6w
do ,,tronu" po smierei krola Malie-
toa-Laupepa. Ia rywalami sta
nell niezgodni konsulowie, st6sun-
ki miedzy urzednikami zaostrzyfy
sic, a wreszcie zaszedf krwawy cpl
zod: amerykanskie i angielskie STA
tiki zbombardowafy Apia i sasie-
dnie wybrzeza. Spor przybraf po-
wazna ceche miedzynarodowa; ME-
bezpieczenstwo jednak zatargu o
sprawe faktycznie trzeciorzednej
wagi zazegnaf przyjety projekt hr,
Buelowa, aby ola uporzadkowania
kwestyi Samoa wydelegowac
wspolna komisya, upeinomocniona
do przeprowadzenia sledztwa i
przygotowania ugody.
Komisa ia jej prace stafy sic
punktem wyjscia ola uktadu, kto-
rego obwieszczeuie pred kilku ty-
godniami wywarfo sensacya ME
bez powodu; publikacya ia bowiem,
jako symptom polityczny, jest W
obecnej chwili istotnie znaczaca :
merytorycznie atoli jest to dalszym
ciagiem j zakonczeniem dawnych
j gruntownych rokowan. Podstawy
do mich dostarczyf memoryaf ko-
misyi, kt6ra zaproponowafa szereg
reform, zarazem jednak orzekfa, re
wszelkie pofownicze srodki beda
niedostateczne, a skuteczna kondy-
eye sprowadzic moze jedynie znie-
x;ania kulaweco ! nienormalnepo
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of boastful, cheerful idiot. If his head
aches, it isn't worth paying any attention
to if he feels dull and drowsy during the
day, it isn't worth serious consideration;
if he is troubled with sleeplessness at
night, he doses himself with opiates
When he suffers from nervousness he
walks into the nearest drug store and or
ders powerful medicines that even a phys
ician prescribes with care. He is very
knowing fellow, but without knowing it,
he is hugging death. There is a wonder
full restorative tonic and health builder
that will keep the hardest working man
in good working shape; it is DR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t is made of
pure native roots and barks 1t contains
no minerals, no narcotics and no opiates.
It simply aids nature in the natural pro-
cesses of secretion and excretion 1t tones
up the stomach and facilitates the flow of
digestive juices. It makes a man hungry
as a horse and then sees to it that the
giving elements of the food he takes
are assimilated into the blood. 1t invigor-
ates the liver. 1t drives out all impurities
and disease germs from the system It is
the great blood maker and flesh builder
It is the best a all nerve tonics 1t cures
bronchial, throat and lung affections as
well.
g had indigestion and torpid liver" writes
Mrs. A. l. Gibbs, OF Russellvillc, Logan County,
cured me-
If constipation is also present, DR.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should be taken.
They never fail they never grippe. Drug
Gists sell both medicines.
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fed newspapers for advertising Consti-
tutional amendments; read third time
and passed, q to O.

fed newspapers for advertising Consti-
tutioral amendments; read third time
and passed, p to 0.
SENATE SPECIAL FILE.
The Senate special file was taken up
and measures We're acted on as follows:
A. B. ~, Notwithstanding the
Secretary of State to appoint a clerk
in addition to the number now allowed
by law, and to be known as Janitor's
Clerk, and providing for the payment
of his salary for the remainder OF the
fiftieth fiscal year; read second time and
ordered on file for third reading.
S. B. 491, Jones-To amend subdivis-
ions and IL of Section 433 of the Po-
litical Code, relating to the duties of
the Controller; passed, "a to O.
S. B. 3O1, Davis-To amend Section 8
OF an Act to provide work upon streets,
lanes. alleys, courts, places and side
walks, and for the construction of sew
ers within municipalities; read third
time and pending amendment was
passed on the file.
Committee substitute for Senate bills
Nos. 142, 159, 204, 453-Prescribing the
manner of locating mining claims upon
the public domain of the United States,
recording notices of location thereof,
amending defective locations. and pre-
scribing the effect to be given to rec
ordation of notices of location; read
third time, amended and to print.
NO MONEY FOR ZIMMERMAN.
S. B. s53, Doty-An Act to pay the
claim of August Zimmerman against
| the State of California, and making an
appropriation of $1,000 therefor; was
read the third time
Doty explained that Zimmerman in
| 1893 was convicted of murder in ANA
dor County, and served eleven years
before it was discovered that he was
innocent He thought he ought to be
recompensed for the time so spent
Gillette opposed the bill, holding that
the State was in no wise responsible
because jury convicted man of a
crime he did not commit He said the
bill, if it went to the Governor would
be vetoed.
The roll was called and the bill lost
| by a vote of 10 to IT,
NATIONAL GUARD MATTERS.
S. B. $40. Dickinson, commonly
! known as the military omnibus bill,
and which amends and repeats nearly
a hundred sections of the chapter re-
lating to National Guard affairs, was
discussed in a desultory fashion for a
considerable time. An hour was spent
in attempts to amend the bill, but all
the amendments were lost, and the bill,
being placed on its final passage, was
passed, p to O.
| AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATIONS.
S. B. 10, by Curtin, for the relief
of agricultural districts, met with some
opposition. Curtin explained that not
one dollar of appropriation was asked
! for in the bill, and that it was intended
only to oblige the State Board of Ex-
aminers to pass upon the claims of dis
trict fair associations, one way or the
other. He made strong talk for the
bill and it was passed by a vote of "a
to 4.
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After the noon recess the special file
for Assembly bills was taken up and
action was taken as follows:
Alb. All, Brown-Authorizing the Sec
rotary of State to furnish his office
and the vault Connected Herewith. and
making an appropriation of $500
therefor; read third time and passed,
% to 6.
A. b. 9SS, Caminetti-To authorize
and permit the use of the Great Seal
of the State of California, and such
other appropriate designs pertaining to
said State, by the order of Native Sons
of the Golden West in the making of
medals to be presented by and under
the auspices of said order to the officers
and members of the United States vol
unteer troops from California who have
been in active service in the late war
with Spain; read third time and
passed, % to O.
A. 3. 292. Knowlaud7Io amend Sec
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WILL KEEP 1T.
Healthy Enough to Eat or Drink What
He Likes.

While l have an excellent constitu-
ton, and think nothing easily effects
me, propose to keep it if possible.
I have observed for years the great
number of people VINO complain of the
bad effects of coffee, and while I can
drink coffee or almost anything 1 want
without trouble, it is nevertheless true
that we do not use ordinary coffee at
our house, but for many months have
been using Postum Food Coffee. We
find it every way preferable to i'm
ported coffee.
We make it strictly according to- d.
rections, for we found out early that
it could be made to taste very flat Wien
underboiled, but as We make it now, to
use a slang phrase, 1T hits the spot"
drink it three times a day.
I inclOse a list of friends who are
regulars users of the Postum Food
Coffee.
In our family we believe that good
health can be used to advantage in do
ing business or prosecuting professional
work, and we propose to keep all the
good health we have, If such thing is
possible, and we think one Of the most
important measures is the abandon
ment of coffee and the use of Postum.
F. w. Bland, 7O5 Collinsviue av., East
| st. Louis Ill
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Evening Session.

At the night session on motion of
Prisk, the remaining half-dozen news
paper claims on the Senate file were
taken up and passed as follows:
S. B. 726, Dickinson-Making an ap-
preparation of $50 to pay the claim of
the Weekly New Era for advertising
the Constitutional amendments; SUBJ
stitute adopted and passed, p to O.
S. B. 121, Dickinson-Making an ap-
preparation of $3.50 to pay the claim OF
the Daily Hanford Journal for adj
vertising the Constitutional amend
ments; substitute adopted and passed,
% to O.
S. B. 72S, Diclxinson-Making an ap-
preparation of 1915 to pay the claim of
the County Paper" for advertising the
Constitutional amendments; substitute
adopted and passed, 81 TO 0.
S. B. 552 Curtin-Appropriatin
1,O65 to pay the claims of five speci-
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CONTINUED on Sixth Page,
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ANOTHER NEW BILL.

The rules were suspended to allow
Luchsinger to introduce a proposed
Constitutional amendment. 1t pro-
poses to amend Article XII. of the Con-
stitution so that one-half of the voters
at an election may carry an amendment
to a city charter
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COUNTY
GOVERNMENT
BILL.
Senate .Retires It to the Limbo Of
unfinished Business"
Counties Likely to Worry Along Under Ola
Laws-Santa Fe@Bi Passed-Libel Bill
Goes as titles.
Goes as titles.

old laws and without any additional
deputies in county offices.
NO RECONSIDERATION.
Smith, at last nights session of the
Senate brought up his notice Of mo-
ton to reconsider the vote whereby
Warehouses; libel law bill had been
passed the day before. He and Short
ridge spoke eloquently in favor of the
motion, but while they were given re-
spectful attention, their argument fell
on unwilling ears, and the motion was
defeated by vote of IA to 16.
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~ AAADN$ihe Va
men is always
ing the embrace
death. 1t is the
Zig hit of such
en- to boast of
nat +" tough fell
VS. T" they are,
ID tell how they
'erwork the m
selves and how
hey neglect little
lis orders and
little illnesses
that put other
people on their
backs.
1t may not
sound nice to
say SO, but it is
a fact that the
average man is
inst that kind
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AUCTIONS.
AUCTION SALE

THIS DAY, SATURDAY. MARCH 18th.
at 1:30 clock. the saloon at No. 229
street, bar, back bar. mirror. glasses.
chairs, tables and all the fixtures. Sale
positive Terms cash.
w. H. SHERBURN. Auctioneer.
The evening times., 1899-06-06
FAITH cuR1sr sHNrENcED.
Mrs. Mueller to Serve five months n
Prison.


Mrs. Mueller to Serve Five months I'm
Prison.
New York. June 6.-Mrs. Mary Mueller
the faith curist. Of No. 312 East Twelfth
Street, Manhattan, was found guilty OF
causing little Dora Kranz. Of No. log North
Eighth Street. to lose one of her legs. yes
terday in the court Of special sessions.
Brooklyn.
In passing sentence Judge Ready said
THE court finds you guilty. You will go
to the penitentiary for five months. The
court would impose fine upon you II it
thought the enormity of your offence could
be met by a fine. Have you anything to
say?"
Mrs. Mueller looked at her counsel, Rob-
ert w. Elder. who spoke for her, saying:
mo; the prisoner has nothing to say at
this time"
Judge Ready, continuing, said: This
is case of Christian called
We believe your conduct is an imposition
on the Christian Science faculty, IL there
be such a faculty, as well as on the pub
lic."
The woman appeared worried. but did
not respond. She was taken to prison at
once. The maximum penalty for the Of
fence Is six months Imprisonment and a
fine Of $3.50. Mrs. Mueller was tried before
Judges Ready. Fitzgerald, and Fleming.
Mrs. Schneider. stepmother Of the NAL
treated child. was the first witness CALL
ed yesterday. She said Mrs. Mueller call
ed at her house. at No. 10S North Eighth
Street. on April II. and said she could cure
Lizzie, who was sick. Her regular fee
was S.. which included salve, liquids and
the saying Of things She visited Lizzie
till May 5. when the child's foot fell of.
Then Mrs Mueller advised that the child
be taken to the hospital
The evening times., 1899-06-06
PASTORS AND woMEN's HATS.
DiscussiOns as to Removal of Head
gear In Charch.

gear IN NnoFcn.
Stroudsburg. Pa, June 6.-The question
''Shall Women Remove Their Hats in
Church, is agitating the preachers of all
denominations of this town and East
Stroudsburg. They have given their views
in the matter, and action will follow.
Rev. E. E. Dixon. Pastor of the East
Stroudsburg Methodist Church. has taken
the lead. He says: Il think that ladies
should remove their hats. Those sitting
in the rear in such places find it impossible
to see the minister
Rev. S. G. Hutchison. Pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church. says he thinks good
taste should be displayed in the style of
hat worn, SO as not to interfere with the
enjoyment on the part of others.
Rev. B. F.. Apple. Pastor of the Luthe-
ran Church. makes a few practical sugges-
tions. He says it very much depends upon
the style Of hats worn by the ladies. and
upon the location of those who flourish the
largest feathers and have the loftiest floral
decorations.
Others who are discussing the question
are the Rev. S. David Crockett. Pastor of
Christ Church; Rev. Vanschoten. and Rev.
G. Clark Hibshman. who regard the bon
net question a troublesome one.