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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-16

przez pelnomocnik6w chiiskich.
W Srode zostai oddany pod kon-
trole wfadz chinskich pafac prod
kow cesarskich, kt6rego strzegli
dotychczas Europejczycy. Chin
czycy So bardzo wdzieczni, ze pafac
ten ME zostai obrabowany tax, jak
inne palace.
HARRISBURG, ID Sierpnia. -
Ma stanowej konwencyi demokra-
tycznej przyjeto platfornle, W kt6-
rel ME wspomniano wcale 0 kwe-
styach narodowych. Demokraci
wzywaja wyborcow do walki z re-
publikanami, azeby pofozyc koniec
zfodziejstwom przez Mich dokony-
wanym. Platforma wzywa wszyst-
kich polityk6w, wszystkie organi-
zacye i wszystkich ludzi uczciwych,
azeby zastanawiano sic, jaka szko.
de ponosi spoleczenstwo W Penn
sylvanii przez moralna zguilizne.
toczaca wszystkie gaiezie admin
stracyi. Lekcewazy sic tam kon-
stytucye, Mkt ME zwaza na pre-
pisy prawa ami ma ziozona przysie-
ge, Mkt ME liczy sic pojeciami
honorze. Chciwosc politykierow
jest nienasycona. Prawodawcy
sprzedajq swe giosy staja sic CO.
raz wiecej bezczelni, liczac Ia po-
zorna oboietnosd ludu. W zadnym
stanie korrupcya W legislature ME
doszfa do takiego stopnia, jak W
Pennsylvania. Przywileie dane
przez te Legislature korporacyom
przechocza granice pojecia uczu-
ciu wstydu. Platforma pietnuje j
tyeh demokrat6w, kt6rzy ME pro-
testowali przeclw uchwatom repu-
blikanskiej wiekszosci, stajac sic
tym sposobem takimi samymi
zdrajcami zaufania publicznego,
iak republikanie. Nalezy odfozyc
ma box zasady partyi wsp6lnemi
sitami poioayc kres zgniliznie O.
becnych urzednikdw.
Fort Still, Okl., Is Sierpia. -
W poblizu nowo powsta}ego mia
sta Lawton tworza sig kompanie
akcyjne ogromnymi kapitafami
nominalnymi. Sq to rzekomo kom'
panic naftowe, pomimo re od-
kryciu zr6def nafty mkt tutaj do.
tychczas ME siyszat. Poszukiwa-
cze nafty wygnsczyli sobie ,,claims"
i oswiadczajq, re roSpocznie sic
tam wiercenie ziemi. Kompania
Ottumwa, Iowa, ma 1000 ARROW
takiej odznaczonej ziemi. lima
kompania wytkneta podobny OBJ
szar gruntu rozgiasza, ze jej kapi-
tai wynosi W akcyach $5,25O, 900.
Trzecia kompania rozporzadza mi
lionem takiego samego kapitafu =
ma papierze. Nalezy bye ostroz-
nym ME kupowac takich akcyJ
ktore obecnie ME posiadaja zadnej
rzeczywistej wartosci.
JOLIET, ILL.,, logo Sierpnia. -
Posiedzenie robotnik6w trwafo
wczoraj cd poiudnia do wieczora i
byfo bardzo burzliwe, poniewaz
protestowano przeciw projektowi
pelnomocnika Shaffera, azeby "a
stosowac sic do rozkazu prezesa
,Amalg. Assoc" Nareszcie zapa-
dia uchwaia, azeby ME pojso dis
do roboty. Uchwaia ia obowiezu-
je 5000 unionist6w, tymczasem "a
Rad kompanii ogfosii, ae jezeli
dzisiaj przynajmniej 500 ludzi ME
zgiosi sic do piracy, fabryka W Jo-
liet zostanie zamknieta ma zawszei
przeniesiona do innego miasta.
P1TTsBURG. logo Sierpnia. =
Stan rzeczy ME ulegf wielkim zmia.
nom. W Wellsville odniost trust
znaczne zwycieztwo, poniewaz po-
| wiodio mu sie wprowadzic W ruch
fabryke przy pomocy nieunioni-
stow, tymczasem strajkierzy tryum-
fuia, dowiedziawszy sig uchwale
| robotnikow W Joliet. Zdaje sic, re
tocza sic potajemne ukfady pefno-
mocnika trustu z Shaferem. Biz
ulS. ~ 10, o,,,o ,,,so 10.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-16

jemnosci, zanim wejdzie W uklady
innemi.panstwami europejskiemi.
TIE mocarstwa unikaja wojny cto-
wei Ameryka i ME zawra trakta-
tow handlowych z Niemcami, do
p6ki ME porozumieja sic 2 rzadem
waszyngtohskim.
Hrabia Buelow przesfaf poi
urzedowym gazetom wskaz6wke,
azeby ME przytaczafy nieprzy-
chylnych projektowi taryfy cfowej
opinij, wypowiadanych przez prase
zagraniczna,
Podczas uroczysto5ci pogrzebo-
wych W Berline zrobiono spostrze.
zenie, ze hrabia Waldersee bardzo
sic postarzaf podczas pobytu swe-
go W Chinach. Ma twarzy jsgo
maluje sic znuzenie i chodzi po-
chylony. Kr6l Edward ME m6gf
znieSc upafu ocierat ustawicznie
chustka krople potu, spfywajace
mu czota twarzy. Nova pa
stora Persiusa byfa tax sucha,
re obecnj ME przypominali So
bic. azeby W podobnych uroczy-
stosciach sfyszeli kiedykolwiek cos
podobnie banalnego.
Jedna gazet zwraca uwage ma
te okolicznosc, re W uniwersyte-
tach niemieckich przebywa bardzo
wlelu Amerykanow z nizkim sto-
pniem wyksztafcenia. zyskujq
oni doplomy doktorskie i szkodza
tenn powadze niemieckich uczo-
nych. Gazety zadaja, azeby cudzo-
ziemcy skfadali odpowiednie egza-
nina, zanim zostana ma r6wni
Niemcami przypuszcaeni DO
study6w uniwersyteckich.
Aresztowany dyrektor Pruskie-
60 Banku bipotecznego, ktorego
akcyonaryusze stracili 90 procent
wartosci swych akcyj skutkiem
bankructwa banku, spowodowane-
go zia gospodarka dyrektora (Otto
Sanden), ofarowai diva miliony
marek re swego wiasnego majatku,
azeby akcyonaryusz6w cbociaz cze-
sciowo odszkodowac,
KoNsTANTYNoPoL, l6 Sierpnia.
Wywieziono ztad okretem 7O4 oso-
| by, skazane przez sultana na wy
gnanie do Jemen, W Arabii. Mie-
dzy skazanymi znaiduje sic wiele
kobiet. Brafy one udziat W sprawie
pozaru W suttahskim palacu.
PALERMO, Sycylia, l6 Sierpnia.
Zwfoki zmarlego ministra Crispie-
go przewieziono dotad z Neapolu.
Okrety salutowafy okret, przewo-
eacy trumne. Strzafy armatnie
przerywaiy cisze, panuiaca podczas
pochodu pogrzebowego przez ulice
mia sta.
KINGSTON, Jamajka, l6 Sierp. -
Okret ,,Darten przywi6zf wiado-
mosci o zacietych walksch, stoczo-
nych miedzy Colon a Panama. Po-
wstancy zblizaja sic coraz bardziej
do Panamy. Pc obu stronach 20
staio wiele os6b ranionych. Do
Colon sprowadzono rannych zof-
merry armii rzqdowej. Konsul an
gielski zaprotestowat przeciw zmu-
| szaniu mieszka meow, pochodzacych
Jamajki, do sfuzenia W armii
rzadowei. Obie strony'wojuiac do
puszczaja sic okruciehstw.
Wiadomosc zgonie generala
Uribe. Tribe ME potwierdza sig.
General cieszy sic dobrem zdro-
wien. Stoi on ma czele kolumbij-
skich liberai6w, podczas gdy ko-
lumbijscy konserwatysci pragna
wtargnac W granice Venezuela.
LoNDYN, logo Sierpnia. =
William Vernon Hartcourt pote-
piat ostatnis proklamacye Kitche-
nera jako akt, sprzeciwiajacy sig
tradycyi armii angielkiej. Jest to
akt okrucienstwa, azeby uzbrajac
dzikich Negr6w do walki Boera-
mi. walczacymi "a wolnose. Cham
berlain bronif stanowiska rzadu W
tel sprawie. Boerzy musza zrozu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-16
'Przeglad poiityki
nliedZynarodOWej.
Chicago, 16 Sierpnia, 1901

/ Chicago, 16 Sierpnia, 1901.
Francuskie ministeryum spraw
wswnetrznych zajmuje sic wypra-
clwaniem regulaminu, wediug kto-
rego ma bye przeprowadzona nova
ottawa przeciw kongregacyom. W
r,gulaminie tym beda wyjasnlone
ekt6re watpliwosci niedom6wie-
ustawy. Pomiedzy innemi ME
v.adomo dotad, W iakiej formie
n inisteryum bedzie przedstawiato
il bic wnioski tych kongregacyi
z, ,.twierdzenie, ktorym Rad ME
ice pozwolic ma dalsza dziafaluosc
W kraju.
Zdaje sic, re wieksza Geese kon-
g,egacyi ezeka na wydanie tego
rcgulaminu dopiero po jego ogto-
S. EMU powezmie decyzye, czy sta
re sic zatwierdzenie, lub opus
&C kraj protestem przeciw zada-
emu gwaitowi. Mona jednak juz
d is zauwazye, 70 zdanis So ..po-
d iielone.
Ojciec S-ty pozostawif kongre-
gtcyom zupefna swobode podania
s'7oich statut6w j spisu cztonk6w
d. wiadomoSci rzadu lub odm6wie-
wszelkich informacyi j opusz-
.enia kraiu. Dotad podobno Z
k knngregacyi mezkich zadna ME
poda}a wniosku zatwierdzenie, a.
Ii wiadomo, ze to, kt6re zajmuja
So wyiacznie sprawami dobroczyn-
u mi, nsuka pielegnoWaniem "a
vod6w praktycznych dla tego ME
S; zagrozone W swym bycie, ami
potrzebuja obawiac sig zadnych
:reniczei, zamierzaia poddac sie
uehwGiom izb, biskupi, z bardzo
n elicznemi wyjatkami, zachecaja
j. do podaWania wniosk6w "a
wierdzenie.
Natomiast kongregacys i zakony
woiuiace, przeciw kt6rym jest
W asciwie skierowana nova usta-
W., poniewaz Rad podejrzewa je o
pnpieranie prad6w wrogich dla re-
p bliki, q radykalisci nienawidza
ica pewoduich gorliWo5ci W krze-
EMU zasad kstolickich, ME moga
81 odziewac sie zatwierdzenia i dls
tego ME beda starafy sic ME.
Rzecz oczywista, re dla rzadu
sbrsinie opozycyjne stanowisko
tych kongregacyi jest bardzo poza-
d; ne, DO W tym przeciez celu wy
d'f ustawe, aby ich sic pozbyc
klaju. Natomiast emigracya kon-
glegacyi zakon6w dobroczynnych
i oracujacych byfaby mu wcale ME
ns reke i niezawodnie tez dotkliwq
kleska Ola kraju. Kongregacye wo-
juiace vice staraia sic sktonic pra-
CT jace dobroczynne do solidarne.
&c wystapienia, aby przy ich po-
m jcy unikna6 przesladowan,
gl yby to bylo niemozliwe, narazic
rad na siuszny zarzut, re przez
81 a nieogledna, radykalns polity-
K, zaszkodzif interesom kraiu. Pi-
sra, utrzymywane przez kongre-
gs eye, pracuia energicznie mad o.
81 gnieciem tego celu.
z drugiej strony Waldeck- -Rous-
sesu stara sic przeciwdziafac tel
as :tacyi podobno rozpoczaf ukfa-
dy "a posrednictwem pani Drey-
fuz-Gonzales, milionerki pocho-
dzenia hiszpanskiego, kobiety bar
dzo poboznei posiadajacej wiel.
ki wpEywy W kotach kongregacyj-
ny oh, W tym celu, aby sktonie zgro-
m .dzenia dobroczynne do pozosta-
nh W kraiu. Czy starania te beda
be Ia uwienczone skutkiem pony
ST. YIN, okaze sig niezadfugo.
" telegramach podaliSmy via
dcnose o niezwyktej manifestacyi
ki kudziesieciu zoinierzy angiel-
SIX ch, kt6rzy, majac otrzymac z
"a. kr6la Edwarda medale powo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-16

ME my5la pracowac W zakiadach,
strzezonych przez policye. Powi-
tano ich tam okrzykami radosci.
Zarzad frmy Monaghan Machi-
merry Go. jest tax pewien swoich
ludzi, il ofarowaf ma rzecz unii
$700, jezeli urzednicy unii dotrzy-
maia sfowa, re So W stanie wszyst-
kich ludzi we fabryce tel irmy
pracujacych nam6wic do strajku.
so ludzi re zakiadu Western
News Co. zarzucifo prace, ponie-
waz zapowiedziano i'm zmniejsze.
ME piacy 10 cent6w ma dolarze.
Ze spraw miejskich.
Adwokat powiatowy Frank L.
Sheppard ziozyi wczoraJ komisyi
rewizyi padatk6w opinie, podiug
kt6rej parafe powinny piacie po-
datek gruntowy cd plebanij. Shep-
pard rozumuje, re plebanie stano-
via Geese wynagrodzenia ksiezy.
Gdyby komisya podzielac miaia to
zapatrywanie, arodio dochodow
powiatowych zwiekszyioby sic o
sumo pot miliona dolarow.
Rewizya ksia4ek W biurze dete-
ktyw6w wykszaia, re pobierano Z
kasy miejskiej znaczne sunny ma
podsawi sfaiszowanych rachun-
k6w, kt6re szef policyi tajnej
stwierdzif swoim podpisem. Mno-
za sic nadto inne zarzuty. o kto-
rych szeroko rozpisuja sic angiel.
skie gazety. Zastepca burmistrza
szef policyi sprawdsaja, o lie "a,
rzuty to So usprawiedliwione.
Komitet strajkujacych masSyni.
stow byf wczoraj u szefa policyi z
zapytaniem, co sadzi robotni-
kach, sprowadzonych przez zarza-
dy fabryk, ktorzy ME pracuja, do
wiedziawszy sic tutejszych sto.
sunkach. Pan O'Neil powiedziaf,
re losem tych ludzi musza sic "a
jat fabrykanci, kt6zy ich sprowa-
dziIi, albo unie robotnik6w, kt6re
ich odwiodty cd piracy. Szef poll
cyl ME zgadza sic re zdaniem ko-
mitetu, kt6ry radzit uwazac impor-
towanych robotnik6w jako wf6cze-
gov.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-16

" telegramach podaliSmy via
dono5c niezwykfej manifestacyi
ki kudziesieciu zoinierzy angiel-
SIX ch. kt6rzy, maiac otrzymac z
"a. kr6la Edwarda medale powo.
du udziaiu W wojnis sfrykadskiej,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-24
: - -
 RACING
At Branford Driving Park August 91
 and September ?.

At Branford Driving Park August S1
 and September 2.
 Racing at Branford Driving park will be resumed on August 31 and Septem- Der 2. At this two-days' meeting some very interesting racing is assured. On Saturday, August 31, the 2:20 pace for a purse of $500 and the 2:29 pace for a purse of $20O will be decided, and on Labor day, September ?, the 2:35 trot or pace and the 2:15 pace for $500 and $25O, respectively, will be contested for. Each class calls for several contestants and the followers of each will have plenty of excitement as they watch their fayorite racing over the track.
 Between the heats, while the horses are cooling out, the Wilson brothers, a trio of European acroDats, will enliVen the scene by their tumbling and pos turing. Frank Bassett, the trick cy- clist will present few new movements on his magnetic bicycle, and Lulu and James Wilson will perform some difIi- cult acrobatic manoeuvres on slender thread of wire Frank Fichtl and his famous Second regiment band will pro- duce and execute a new programme of selected airs. ably assisted by J. C. Gould. cornetist; M. Tullo baritone, and w. Hegel, piccolo
 A more pleasant or profitable half day outing in this part of the state is difficult to find, and will probably be taken advantage of by many who have become ennuied by the stereotyped amusements offered in this vicinity.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-24
DNIL FORD

|
 Aug. 24,-Miss Jennie Watson, of Brooklyn, is boarding at Mrs. Edson 1 Bristols on North avenue. | Clifford Gardner is visiting relatives in Milford, Mass.
 Mrs. Mayo, of Lafayette avenue, has been entertaining her sister, Miss An nie Pierce, of Enfield.
 Mir and Mrs. William Honce are the guests of their parents, MT. and Mrs. Elias Honce. | Mrs. Frederick Gordon has been in | Stratford visiting relatives. Miss Minnie Clark has returned home from visit with her uncle in New Mill ford.
 Mrs. D. P Merwin has left for Kan- sas City, Mo-, where her son, Harvey Merwin, is i'll with typhoid fever William Reyes was taken to the New Haven hospital yesterday.
 Mrs. Andrew Bradley, of Bridgeport, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. s. Whit comb, of Cherry street.
 Miss Emeline Clark, of Boston, is vis- iting her parents, MT. and Mrs. David M. Clark.
 Mrs. George Woodbury, of Boston, is visiting MT and Mrs. George Furman, of Green street. Referee Newton has appointed FL dridge Cornwall, M. T. Gregory and Morris Brennan, of New Haven, ap- praisers of the bankrupt stock of Mrs. K. M. Purcell. Theodore Thompson was appointed trustee. Captain Ferris, who has gone to the Berkshire Hills for his health, has been very seriously i'll, but is now much i'm proved.
 Oscar Rhoeder has returned to his home in Derby from two weeks out ing at Burns Point.
 Miss c. Hine has spent a few days in Monroe as the guest of Miss Fannie Burr.
 Joseph Oviatt is visiting his sister, Mrs. Henry Barnes, of Houston street, Fair Haven.
 The funeral of Raymond, son of MT. and Mrs Herbert Clark, was held from the parents home on Thursday after noon at 3 o'clock. The services were conducted by Rev. Charles F. Upson. The floral tributes were many and beautiful.
 Miss Ethel Standish, of Wethersfield, is visiting with Miss Edna Luke for few weeks.
 Frank Hart, of Brooklyn, is making an extended visit With his sister, Mrs. Edward Botsford.
 Elliott Botsford has severed his posi- ton with the Derby Beef company.
 Miss Ella Luke spent Thursday with her aunt, Mrs Dumond Merwin.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-24
TAX COMMITTEE MEETS

On September Especial Act Greatly Limits Its Powers-Uncollecte Taxes.
 The tax committee authorized by a special act of the last legislature will hold it's first meeting Wednesday even- ing September 4th, at o'clock. The act will limit the powers of the com mittee as follows:
 Said tax committee is hereby au- thorized to direct as to the settlement, compromise, adjustment, correction, or abatement of any claim for taxes or assessments which now appears to be due on the books of the tax collector of New Haven to the city of New Ha- ven, including interest and cost of liens.
 No deduction or abatement shall be made by said tax committee on the ground that the property on which such tax was laid was assessed at too high a valuation, nor has the committee any power to settle or abate taxes of the lits of 1900, payable July i, 1901.
 The object of this bill is to adjust the books of the tax collector so that the city shail not be carrying as aIl asset, taxes which for any reason are uncollectable. The further object of the bill is to abate and adjust such taxes as in their discretion should be abated and adjusted.
 All persons who desire to be heard should file their petitions with the city clerk, and notice will be given in time to those who shall appear at any par ticular meeting. If this form of pro- cedure was not adopted, so many would be present that all could not be heard in one evening, An opportunity will be given everyone as the committee will undoubtedly set aside one evening week until all matters can be cleared up.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-24
MISS LEONA MATHIS writes from " 1913 18th ave-, South, Minneapolis,

Minn., as follows:
 "I cannot say enough in praise of Pc. runa as splendid tonic. I suffered for four months with indigestion and ca tarrh of the stomach. My food would nof digest properly; ' lost flesh and be. came very nervous. Nothing helped me unfN ' fried Peruna. This brought health back to me.
 "Since that time (nearly year ago), have taken few doses off and on when felt badly and it helped me at once. Peruna seems to relieve the system from all the i'll effects generally produced by illness and seems to fill 8 long felt want."-Leona Mathis.
 Was Never Tn Such Splendid Condition.
 Mrs. s. Reina, Gairy, Fla, writes: q am one of the healthiest women in the State of Florida. My appetite is great. I was never in such splendid con dition in my life before. Before began taking Peruna and Manalin, I would eat about four times 8 week-now I eat about seven times day. was the most nervous person you ever saw-would cry and worry myself and everyone else. I couldn't sleep at all and now sleep splendidly. @,, 4A, s", o-tssses.s.,ss
 q have friend here that has been in bed for four years. She took your medi- cine and is now doing her own work."- Mrs. s. Reina. -4#sh
 
 Miss Mattie l.. Cook, Takoma Park, D. O., writes: 70 'Ssst9ss "Peruna has done for me what other medicines failed to do. It has given me perfect health and strength. When I wrote you first I had systemic catarrh, my nose had been sore for three years with choking for year, had pains in l
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-24
MISS LE0NA MATHIS,
 MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.

my side, and palpitation of the heatf,
 My feet were nearly always,cold and !
 had dreadful cough. V la Whenever feel the least ailment ! shall return to my friend Peruna. TheTa
 is nothing that can say that would be
 too good. When began taking Perun6| I was at home in Virginia sick, but now l am well, thanks to Dr.. Hartman's Px runa."-Mattie L. Cook.
 < The Praise of D. s. Senator's Wifsa
 Mrs. F. E. Warren, wife of the, $5 Governor and now United States EeNs tor F. E. Warren, of Wyoming, writgs the following voluntary testimonial t4 the value of Peruna. She says:
 "I am never without Peruna eifh4f in my home or In my travels. II IT truly q great triumph of scientific med. icine. / am constantly troubled wikl( coughs, colds, etc., bur thanks f0gyOuk good medicine, Pernna, aiWays N0dE q prompt cure. believe no medieEG& ever brought before the public A4 effected so many permanent cursS Peruna. "---Mrs. F. E. Warren, l8z Wyoming street, Washington, D. 0.
 The diseases most common in summer are those of the stomach, bowels and other pelvic organs. A remedy thatE cures all the catarrhal derangements of these organs should certainly be consS sidered household necessity during. warm weather. Peruna is such rem.If edy. A book of testimonials, containing ! hundreds of cures, sent free to any ad-| dress. wBsnees"%
 Dr. s. B. Hartman, President of tho < Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O., wilI7 treat all catarrhal weaknesses peculiar to women free during the summer All letters for advice givem#aA prompt and careful attention.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-24
ADULT BIBLE CLASS AT CHURCH
 OF THE REDEEMER

The dult Bible class at the Church of the Redeemer will meet in the lec- ture room of the church directly after the morning service. The subject les son on Abraham" which has been so interesting the past few Sundays in this class. will be continued tomorrow, and the speaker will be Rev. Jay F. Stocking, the assistant pastor. This Is an independent class and is open for the visitation of any who may see fit to come. All will be welcome without regard to any particular denomination, and all are most cordially invited to take part in the speaking of the hour, so as to make the subject as profitable and interesting as possible.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-24
PROBABLY A SUICIDE.
August Schmitz Found Asphyxiated at
 the Globe Hotel.

About o'clock yesterday morning August SChmitz, a man about thirty five years of age, who formerly resided at No. 6 Court street West Haven, but who more recently had lived at No. 131 Bradley street was found dead in a room at the Globe hotel The room was filled with gas, which had poured out of an open jet, and the single win dow in the room was tightly closed. It is thought to have been case of sui eide.
 Schmitz leaves wife and one son. who reside on Court street, West Ha- ven, but there had been some family trouble lately and Schmitz had not liv- ed with his wife. He was canvasser for concern known as the Herald Publishing Company" and he publish ed a small advertising pamphlet. It is said that he had been in some financial difficulty lately and that this, together with the tripble with his wife, led him to suicide. When found yesterday morning there was only 35 cents in his pocket
 The remains were removed to the undertaking rooms of T. & M T. Flynn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-24
LADY DOCTORS SUCCESSES.


 In view of the statement lately made in medical journal that lady doctors are profiting by the scarcity of young surgeons, caused by demands from the seat of war, it is interesting to note the remarkable success achieved by the students of the London School of Medi- cine for Women at the last internle- diate M. B. examinations of the Uni versity of London. Every one of the q ladies who presented themselves passed, two taking honors and four be- ing in the class. Thus the sex can claim 100 per cent. scale of passes against the 66 per cent. of the men who camesup for the same test of knowl edge. In the holiday absence of those who could speak with authority upon the question of the scarcity of qualified men, it may be pointed out that ladies are securing more and more of the public appointments in institutions and houses chiefly connected with women and children. Mrs. Dickenson Berry is the examiner of defective children for the London School Board, and Miss .J1lia Cock is medical examiner of wo- men proposals for the Government Life Insurance Annuities Fund of the Gen. eral Postoffice, where for many years past Miss Edith Shove has attended the female staff. At the East London Hospital for Children Miss Gordon acts as clinical assistant, and Miss Knowles is first assistant resident medical off, cer to the Bethel Green Workhouse In- frmary The London County Council has at least two lady doctors in it's di- rect service, as Miss Jacobi is it's in- spector under the Infant Life Protec- tive act, and Miss K. M. Hunter is the medical examiner to the Technical Fld- ucation Board The Royal Free Hospi- tai has large number of ladies on it's house staff, and it is at this institution that the students of the college obtain their ward experience. The New Hos pital for Women is, of course, entirely officered by ladies, in accordance with it's original scheme Nor is the move ment confined to the metropolis.-Lon- don Telegraph.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-24
AT DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.

The series of union services in which Trinity M E. church and Dwight Place church have participated through Au- gust will be concluded tomorrow, when at the Dwight Place church the people of both congregations will be addressed by Rev. Clarence H. Barber of North Manchester.
 The Trinity M. F. Epworth league also meets at 6:30 in union service with the Dwight Place Y. F. s. c. F. in the Dwight Place chapel.
 The Dwight Place Bible school meets at noon, the session of the kindergarten department being omitted.