DOLLINGER, JOHANN JOSEPH

IGNAZ VON (1799-1890), Ger. theologian; ed. at Wiirzburg and Bamberg; prof. at Munich, 1826. Though never in sympathy with Protestant ism, came, through experience of Rom. curia, strongly to dislike doctrine of papal infallibility; most learned and able of those who opposed papal policy which culminated in declaration of infallibility at the Vatican Council of 1870; refused to submit, and was excommunicated. (1858-1910), legislator and lawyer, 6. Kingwood, W. Va. In 1873 he graduated from the West Virginia University, studied law, and upon admi ion to the bar, removed to Iowa, where he practiced at this profe ion. He early entered politics and came into public notice in the Blaine campaign of 1884. Gifted with great oratorical powers, added to a forceful mentality, he was sent to Congre in 1888 asa Republican representative from Iowa, and was re-elected to the House in six succe ive terms. In 1900 he was appointed to the Senate, where he served till his death. He acquired national fame as a U. S. Senator, especially as a leader of the insurgent Republicans who remorsele ly attacked the Payne-Aldrich Tariff bill of He also took an outstanding part in augmenting the authority of the terstate Commerce Commi ion. woman’s cape-like coat. E.), town, Bosnia; seat of Gk. considerable trade in salt, grain, stock, timber, and coal. Pop. 1801), Fr. geologist; traveled in parts of Europe and in Egypt on cal expeditions; wrote several bebo Mineral Dolomite is named