CALL, THE SAN FRANCISCO TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1903.* 3 THROUGHOUT CHRISTENDOM MEN OF ALL CREEDS EULOGIZE THE SPLENDID CHARACTER OF LEO XIII AMERICA MEWS IS JOINS IN RECEIVED SORROW INCITY Grief Is Shown at The Bells ofLocal the National Churches Are Capital. State Secretary Solemn Ceremon* Sends Message ies Are AllAr* to Rome. ranged. Monseigneur Fal- ArchbishopMonU conio Issues gomery Pays Address. Tribute.

GASHINGTON, Ju3y 25.—Tha news of the death of Pope JT "Y Leo XIIIwas received m /first definite announcement of In San jj yesterday marked the death of Pope Leo made to Francisco with L^^ sympathy and by all, de- his immediate representative in THE Brief nominations. The news at "Washington, Apostolic Delegate Falconio, . the passing aged Pontiff spread rapidly him to-day by the As- of the was conveyed to through the city and on all side* were Four sociated Press at 12:45 o'clock. LOSS MUST BE heard expressions of regret that the hours later the official confirmation came. GENERAL FREE splendid career of the supreme head of Y»"b*"n the press bulletin was handed to faith had terminated. BT AECHBISEOP EIOEDAN. BT AECHBISEOP MOKTQOMEBY. the Catholic Bishop Falconio he was having his mid- As soon as universal Interest word of the death of the day rneaJ in company with Bishop Rook- whole church of the Pope Archbishop or- felt In the Illness and reached Rlordan h« «r and Auditor Marchetti, of the apostol- ¦world srrleven at the loss dered the bells of St. Mary's Cathedral of Holy Father, rHEdeath of Pope Leo XIII ic delegation. All expressed deep sorrow THK the tolled and until the noon hour the mourn- though hl« death wail shows to the Trorld that and greatly shocked. \ ful sound of the clanging metal of seemed expected for tbe last tiro as the Papacy so affects a large told every the passing of the Pontiff. The bells of The State Department, upon learning of -creek*. Coming at the end of body of the citizens of parish were also the death of the Pope, sent the following a loner pontificate. It comes as nationality the Sovereign all the churches tolled noon, to Cardinal Rarnpolla: a shock to all Catliollc peo- Pontiff ought to be free. So until in accordance with a request matter what tbe extent of ter- by Archbishop days ago. to express his pro- ple. His exceptional ability in made the some The rrrs'.drst desires me ritory—whether much lit- found fens*- of the loss which the Christian every department of knovrl- or The death of the Pope will be the oc- has sustained in the crath of nls Holi- tle It should be evident to world By lofty character, edge and the manner In which casion of solemn ceremonies InSan Fran- ness Leo XIII. his his every government on earth ' great lfareir.g snd his comprehensive charity be treated great questions cisco and every portion of the diocese he adorned his exalted station and made his successfully place Him among that the Pope should not be over which Archbishop Rlordan has Ju- reign one of the most illustrious, as it has the subject of any govern- b«>>n one of the longest, la the history of the the greatest of tbe Pontiffs. risdiction. Catholic church. JOHN HAT. Every point of Christian ment.' In every church in a r»- when the diocese During the afternoon the papal delega- humanity be treated in his This is a moment the quiem high mass be attention of the world Is cen- will Intoned this tion was visited by rcany" of the Catholic encyclicals with clearness of morning at 9 o'clock. sym- tered on the great part the clergy to leave their expressions of exceptional rendering, making The entrances and sanctuaries of all the • condolence. Among callers Papacy plays and must play In j>athy ar.d the them classic for all time. churches will be properly draped in also were representatives of the German many the world, because- Its spirit- Tiicre are so remarkable mourning grief will end Russian embassies, both of whom things the late ual headship Is not bounded, by and the emblems of about Pontiff. until called in state to express their sympa- pontificate remarka- any geographical .line. If the be maintained after the remains of Ills was are conveyed thies. ble for Its duration and tbe rulers of the 'nations truly the late Pontiff to the vault The official announcement of the Pope's hold he bad, not only on his desire the welfare of all their InRome. citizens, thought high death read as follows:— own subjects, but also on those let them take A requiem mass willbe intoned at ROME. July SO. Monseigneur Falconio. at this moment and see that St. Mary's to-morrow morning ApOFtoIlc Delegate, Washington, C. outside the churcb. It Is a Cathedral D. : With the Supreme Pontiff be as- at o'clock, at clergy «ieep«pt sorrow 1 announce to you the death of difficult matter to condense in 9 which all the of the th* Hnly Father, which occurred this afternoon a few words we all felt sured of absolute freedom. . If parish willbe present. .at 4 o'clock. His Holiness died surrounded by what about the great Pontiff. Our there ever -was an interna- On the day of the funeral in Rome a the £acred Collree. tional question affects all solemn of requiem will M. CARDINAL. RAMPOLLA. crrni wlsb as Catholic people that ' mass be intoned message Archbishop Is be by nations It Is this very one. in every church in the diocese where pos- To this Falconio that -be succeeded one sible, made immediate response, as follows: of equal learning and ilevo- Xo moment could be more- or at least a "missa cantata" will ' With sorrow Iexpress to your limi-; opportune than the present for be rendered. al grief tor the irreparable church and humanity. understanding why this In the The of interest in San tea* sustained in the death cf the glorious Pon- 230,000,000 of on the day of the funeral will be at St. tiff. The late Pontiff stood before case. The Cath- Mary's Cathedral, Cardinal Gibbons Peace World . of whom the Papacy Is where a solemn ponti- Falconio's Address. the world as the champion of of ollcs fical mass of requiem willbe intoned and tbe Christian church and ex- the recognised spiritual bead Archbishop gave a sermon delivered. Rlordan Monseigneur Falccnio also out the pounded tbe principles of on Works Was s are subjects of nil forms of will celebrate the mass at the cathedral, following addre'ss to the Archbishops and Christian morality -which must the Pontiff government, and no power to which the priests and members of Bishops cf the Catholic church, of whom all be taken up, not only In tbe pleads for loyalty to lawfully the Catholic church are invited. Thla there are ninety in America: Hope. government more begin 10:3') on Wednesday C, liven of Individuals but In Leo. \ constituted mass will at WASHINGTON. D. July 20. 1903.— Tour of thjtn does Papacy— and for morning, likely UarCsbip: It it- my painful duty to convey to tbose of nations Ifthey would the and it is that there will you the sad intelligence of the death of he honorable and have some the same reason no power be a great gathering of clergy and laity, Father, our. Holy the I'ope, which occurred to-day. guarantee of permanency. «% vEW YORK, July 21.—The World care. The increase in hierarchy and the im- pleads more earnestly for rendering the occasion one of marked At in life, eo in death, the august Pontiff has Ancestry Leo. pulse given to every grade, from the elementary solemnity and grandeur. example* deroted to the insti- /prints following tribute to equal and exact Justice to all. shown tuch wonderful of serious He was Aft the of to the university, among us are evidences In a circular letter, addressed by thought, of determination of character, of tutions of this country In Pope written by which are too familiar that we should need to Will the governments of the Arch- Christian - / Leo. Cardinal bishop Riordan the clergy E»«-tn«Sis, of heart pity and fortl we live and always A dwell upon them. Rarely did Leo XIIIpermit century rise to the to of his dio- to evoke in most striking which Gibbons: occasion to pass, when to twentieth' cese, requests during tude as all lands the very an speaking Ameri- overpowering .his Grace that the manifestation of reverence and respect. spoke of It as IfIt were Leo XIIIis dead. The voice which cans or to those who love American institu- simple but interregnum' the prayer found in the Mis- Leo XIII:f dead. Inhim the world has lost silent; tions, that he especial scholar, dear to his heart. filled the earth Is the lips which dis- did not manifest his af- truth? sal at the "Pro eligedo Summo a profound a distinguished statesman, sealed; the Churchmen Write fection and admiration for our people and our mass. a lover and a protect or of Justice; has lost one We American Catholics persed knowledge to nations are country. With what emotion do Irecall the Pontlflce," be said at all the mad<»s when »r • power lor amelioration of society has mourn his loss, but God will heart which sympathized with all that was words that fell from those venerable lips as I permitted by with t-uch consummate and and hopes of the rubrics. h**-nexercised skill provide a successor to take up highest and holiest In aspirations Pope's bade him farewell at the end of a memorable friend anfl father, and while Special prayers will also be offered for earnestness a? to be felt everywhere and to been unto stillness, and hand* the audience, after he had jlistened to an account mourn as for a and carry It on along men has touched of this, know the conditions are Infinitely better for the divine guidance of the Cardinals, who eain for him universal admiration. Hence his the work freighted with power of the progress of the church In our we is dejilorfd all without distinction of which but yesterday were diocese, durlne his own lifetime. , ' him beyond, yet we feorrow for our own loss. death bf the lines which have ever to-day lifeless. As will meet in conclave in Rome to elect nationality or cre*(S. and blesElng are cold and "Ah," he said, "among my many His was a personality which, once met. must However, marked tbe great historic of Christ upon trials remembered, and Ibelieve it is the senti- a Pontiff. for us Catholics the loss is greater t a Catholic he was the vlcy Career. America Is my consolation. There the church be consequently more keenly felt. In Leo Church of , mouthpiece of tne most high God. enjoys liberty. In - ment of non- Catholics as well as Catholics that Coadjutor Archbishop Montgomery, iand Christ. earth, the the United States she is passed away. XIII.besides the scholar, the statesman, the Those who acknowledged him not for their free to build her churches and her schools un- a holy man has when asked to give his opinion 'as to what philanthropist, we have lost our spiritual recognize genius and the molested. Here In'Rome I, the vicar of Christ, Bella on all the Catholic churches in the place history Pope oc- father, the supreme pastor of our church, him shepherd must his hlehest of the lowest —all bowed am as a slave, in Leo XIIIwould noble life. He has been sum- social rank and dem-ived of free action. In city were tolled for one hour after the cupy, raid: v .•. dunr.g his long pontificate has watched now the symbols world- example of his Icfnre his graciousness and whispered to him Italy, In France, the church Is being perse- with Incessant solicitude spiritual wel- from him are of*a to rest for his labors. His works follow and cuted by announcement of the Pope's death. over our wide anarchy such as even Islam Itself with moned woris of affection devotion. those who should defend her. Thank fare and has Feared no labor to proclaim fur- boast. him to bespeak a crown of Justice; they remain There is no other pest of honor and duty so God for the consolation that comes to us from SANTA FE, July 20.—Bishop J. An Archbishop's Tribute. Its countless millions of devotees cannot free N. M.. ther and wider the kingdom of his divine says: as a. heritage for the admiration and imitation elevated, so sublime as the Roman pontificate, America." B. Pitaval, in charge of the archdiocese From me you can expect only an ex-parte rr.ester. His reign recalls to our minds tlie The Dally News the treasury of centuries of Inspirations, the opinion. htm brightest Popes and humblest of Chrls- The pontificate Just two hundred and fifty millions, of every tribe bishop Peter Bourgade in France, said history. very nearly associated with the progress, every Indirectly Oldest lieve my opinion will find an echo In the . tlon*. % been btates, and nation, ruling by the silent Prelate to-day: reverently Figaro church in the United prestige powec, by vast spiritual hearts of the 250.000.000 Catholics who for the While we bow before the remains PARIS, July 2L—The says: of the Catholic of its the force past quarter century acknowledged ©f our august Pontiff and deplore the great church stronger, for It was Leo XIIIwho convened In V}^nary of its life, and teachings, entire humanity. Into With the death of the great Pontiff, Leo XIII. of a have Pope Leo leaves the Roman clergy deliberate his spiritual leadership. loss wfcirh hi? death has caused to the church, closely allied with the council the heirarchy and to that pontificate he entered and reigned a quar- Tells Leo's the Catholic church loses one of Its greatest public prlvare prayers be more alert and more perfecting church organization say. of most dintlnguished That we do not overshoot the mark In our let and raised to of the people than It was under any of upon the of the ter of a century, leaving posterity to as rulers and the world Its beaten >n «very the Not tbe least result of Allhumanity has been benefited by him. He Henry Elder,, In of the Immortal voted servant in Christ, cluded trious gathering was the demonstration of the never hesitated to reach-out beyend the formal CINCINNATI,William who became cheerful under the weight of the cappa magna. his influence as head of the Roman Catholic I). FALCONIO, Archttiahop of Larlsna, Foreign Ministry before starting for* fathers, with the sanction of Rome, to provide confines of the church to «erve humanity, to the oldest living prelate upon his brow seemed nimbused with the rarest and church for the past twenty-five yean has left Delegate Apostolic. education of both serve nations and men, who were . the most harmonic gifts of genius, kindness and Impress for the betterment of the Rome. for the more comprehensive not of the of Pope, a deeper clergy laity. The savereign Pontiff entered fold of.the church. death the said of Leo XIII: virtue. world at large than that of any single, maa BERLIN. July 20.—The news of the and at most Expressions heart and soul Into the project, which was One of the meaningful of the acts of It is eighteen years SEATTLE, July 20.—Regarding the during the present era. - of Grief. of the Pope, having been hourly ex- neceesary congenial to his na- Leo was his announcement to the Catholics of since Isaw the Holy with proved Delegate repeatedly expressed death once so and so Father, and during that period death of Pope Leo, Right Rev. Edward Even this aid Leo XIIIhaa Falconio pected for some time, caused no surprise. ture and previous training. He had himself France that It was their moral duty to adhere so much has himself a man second to none. Simple and conversation his deep regret was to come up for to the> republic and the doctrinal teachings been accomplished by him that he has become O'Day, Bishop of Nisqually, to-day said: in kindly way. Jn i-ersonal Emperor "William,during his trip to Nor- elaborated a scheme which garding re- age. forcible a with a heart over- over the death of the Pope. discucsion. The present Catholic University of modern ideas and forms of government the marvel of. the He has Indeed been a Through his long and eventful career Pope flowing with love for mankind and an abso- way, had been getting frequent bulletins America, situated, at Washington, is the con- Involved in that announcement. It was, too, a lightof the heaven, which motto he bears, always friend of America and all to the church of which he twis Bishop Rooker and Dr. Marchetti also counsels, masterful stroke of diplomacy. and Leo was a lute devotion about the Pontiff's condition. While no crete expression of -the hope 'and All the Catho- has guided the church through the perils that his life he has labored to bring all people to- the head, it has been given to Leo XIIIfa expressed profound sorrow. Bishop Rook- enduring pledge of -Leo's affection for the lics of France did not follow Leo. Their.po- gether. accomplish more in the arena of universal pol- Pope could possibly have been more ac- litical traditions held the field; to-day have beset her with a master hand and mind. er gave out a statement In which he said: United States. they Ho has been a great man holy PORTLAND, Or., July 20.—Archbishop itics than any other man who has lived dur- ceptable to Germany than Leo XIII,Gov- Pontiffs remains are await- are suffering from their short-sighted conserv- and. a man. age. While the great atism Whllo the singular purity and modesty of his A. Oregon, speaking on ing the present Making for peace al- The church boasts a long line of illustrious expect no changes in the ing their final resting place ItIs fitting that and their disobedience toward Leo. life have won great Christie of the ways, he has drawn together more closely in ernment circles No other man reigned at the for him admiration, his Pontiffs. L*o XIII will ever stand their the Vatican. Germany has we should pay this tribute of devotion to his dawn of the most lasting monument will be the work he death of the. Pope, said: "ever before the nations of the world and fcremost His re'jjn has be*n relations with of twentieth century as Leo reigned. It was than rank. a wonderful memory, for he was "a man resource and — has done for the amelioration of mankind, the great been quenched day the Impress of his work will linger long after one. He assumed the jxmtificate at a most no candidate for holy chair and will generation." In.the annals aupreme triumph of moral power the triumph "A light has this on the our father In his of truth and of Justice, the aid of the laboring classes and the defense of the historic Vatican -hill. With universal as- the fame of warriors shall have been dimmed. critical moment. He hands It to his successor preference. of history he will live as a scholar, a states- triumph of a soul right It is only greatest empire by single not even Indicate a among replenished and. Justice. becoming an sent mankind admits that the mind Bismarck welded together an blood without a loss and with great srafcri. VIENNA, 20.— receiving news of man, a philanthropist and a giant great with truth and Justice. With Leo ¦American to feel gratitude age steel; sought to bind the world July On ¦ toward Leo XIII present has to-day closed and XIII Bishops leaders of men. The true Christian willfurther there dies the admirer and lover of. America, for the interest he of the its bril- Leo The of the Catholic church will the Pope's death the Emperor retired to "the Lord gave him Said he to a Bishop from one day: has maintained In the liant earthly career. "Well done, good ) and with soft strands of love. mass honor him for that "Oh, America church in America and In this country In gen- servant," must surely be his greeting With all his kindness there was never a time celebrate pontifical for the repose private chapel to pray. event priesthood made him blessed In America! Itis the future.'; :-,•¦' :¦ • faithful his The will of nation and 1 eral. corner forced to an issue did not known as "lumen in Leo's clear view ¦.of things has endeared from the Master. No of the Inhabited that Leo XIIIwhen of the soul of the Pontiff In the cathedral not change Austrian relations with the glory."— Inlife he was globe escaped the solicitude of his paternal eye. take stand, and once intrenched respective coelo" the light given of heaven to lead men America to him.' No other statesman— inEurope a determined their dioceses and funeral Vatican, unlikely that concerned the betterment position he was as immovable as Gibral- cf and it is that Austria home to the heart of God. In death we cherish like Leo understood America its possibilities No question of In his masses will be said In all Influence the of and growing humanity was left untouched by him. His ut- tar. Powers might batter at theTapal throne, Catholic will attempt to decision the thought that "they that are learned shall the of its Institutions. Eulogies Come burning social questions rage, brightness firmament, and Nothing in the circumstances terances on will ever politician* protest and rulers but the churches. the conclave except in the case of the chine as the of the connected with be axioms Industrial world, no step With an abiding they that Instruct many unto Justice, as the the illness and death of Leo does so much In the and his Pope took backward. After the interment, prayers willbe held election of Cardinal Raxnpolla, to whom eternity." to him and- fervid appeal for the unity of Christendom faith he waited and at his death he could look stars to all honor so much honor to our com- From of reign complacency, in the Catholic churches asking that di- the Austrian Government is decidedly op- mon human nature as the outrpoken Interest Prelates will go far to heal the breach centuries and back over hi*long with for vine guidance may the of posed. taken in him by the non-Catholic world espe- hasten the time when there shall be but one mest of his aims had been accomplished. attend labors cially In .the United States. fold and one .shepherd. the consistory in their election of a suc- ROME, July 20.—Premier Zanardelli tel- In America the in the West egraphed Pope King Noted Prelate Associated Press dally burdened trans-Atlantic Chiircli\Sustains No\Loss. cessor to Leo XIII. the death of Leo to wires with messages lengthy and sympathetic de«ply regret his at Honolulu Receives News. While we Catholics death Victor Emmanuel the castle of Rac- from Rome.' The newspapers of the country July 2O.-The July and would have liked that he could have lived conni to-night. King, although he quickly opened their columns to those pACRAMENTO, bell of HONOLULU. 20.—The announce- head, feel that the church The Pays sages mes- of the forever as our we expected the announcement at any hour, Beautiful and repeatedly' " wrote In the friendliest the.Cathedral' . Blessed Sacra- ment of the death of Pope Leo, although has sustained no loss by his death. We believe European language. .< . ,^^'tnent tolled to-day memory anticipated, was received with to be a divine Institution and that How and is reported to have ¦ In of much sad- the church was much touched to In numerous Protestant churches "kindliest God willraise up a man for us to"replace the said: Tribute Leo mention was made of Leo pulpit Pope LSD, and mourning colors were ness InHonolulu and particularly among passed prayers from the and . residents. notable figure that has Just to his great Capitals No matter what our complaints may have for* him" went: up from the lips of,min- the buildings Catholic Services will be held reward. Who he willbe we have no means of Heard congregations. ¦ placed on of the. various been by reason of distant and recent controver- PAUL, July 20.—Upon the receipt isters :and of Leo, ,In his last throughout the Hawaiian Islands in the knowing. - Perhaps those living in daily con- discourtesies, cannot feeling r/foments. «. wall deeply touched on Appropriate may sies and I help of the news of the death of the Pope, hearing of Catholic' institutions* ser-| Roman Catholic churches on the day of tact with the Cardinals of Rome be able Tidings deeply affected by the disappearance of a great tht« attitude of Protestants toward him." to make a forecast which? will prove more or the Sad enlightened mind Archbishop Ireland paid this tribute The world is to-day the for sweet vices will be" held to-morrow. Bishop the funeral In Rome. reliable, say and and the head 'of the JT. . bybetter the less but none can who will suc- my pwple. / -. kindliness begotten In It Lea church of to the dead Pontiff:- Thomas Grace of the diocese of Sacra- ceed the dead Pontiff. Seriously The selection of a successor la left to the ONDOX. July 21.—The first news of truly great- and good man passed mento, who several years ago. while a Artisan Injured. Cardinals, of Y Author and His Wife Burned. In Leo a- Nelson, a* tinner College 'of which there are about b the Pope's death was conveyed to from earth. The extraordinary,• unparalleled priest, the Pope' .at ;; the George residing at 1619 sixty livingmembers. These will meet In con- "* ' Interest with world this last fort- visited Vatican Oakland, July 20.— which the Tells Leo's ; ,: late Thirteenth street. while* work- clave, apart from all outside Influences and Westminster Cathedral in a press MACK1NAC ISLAND. Mich.. night vigil around the Vatican, where of in company with the Bishop Ala- of fasting prayer Major, kept . /dramatically ing yesterday on the roof of the new after a season and *willballot dispatch which was transmitted to Mon- Charles H. author of "When the old hero battled .with grim nogue, thus expressed, his sentiments and a new Pope. At the conclave which se- tribute to Leo .which wing of the Ladles' Protection "and Relief for eignor Johnson, acting Knighthood Was in Flower," and Mrs. death. Is the magnltlcent Warm tkjoseof the people of his diocess^n the lected Leo XIIIIhe was not considered a pos- head of the dio- nothing could ever have evoked save.'unusual Affection building. Franklin street, this city, fell sibility, under divine guidance the College 4 Major were badly burned this afternoon. feats, Pontiff's death: but cese sine* the death of Cardinal Vaughan. grandeur of soul and unusual the off- a distance of thirty feet. The plank on of Cardinal* chose him for the high position Major was heating a curling spring of that grandeur. ';In the of Leo ; such Jlonsignor Ftnton, the Vicar J>neral, Mrs. iron deathlight, the .Pope Leo XIIIwas elected to the papal which he was standing broke and Nelson which he filled with singular ability and on an lamp, humanity realizes that an orb of such States « immediately dispatched alcohol when the comb in her for throne 'at a: time the. enemies ,of the precipitated the ground. devotion. to each diocese a became ignited, burning her hair, as U seldom seen to dominate the high skies powerful.'numerous and aggres- was to He was Naturally his successor will be an Italian, hair firmament, ¦ church were circular notifying the clergy of the hands in of Its moral and intellectual has m July sive.. -After a most remarkable reign he leaves taken to the Central Emergency Hospital although there Is no law In the church to com- arms and a terrible manner. Mr. fallen, making a mighty' void which soon again YORK.~ 20.—Archbishop Harvey There have been Popes many na- event, of which they attempting ) the «church In peace,'- Its. friendship sought by where.Dr. attended to his injur- pel this. of had already been Major .in to extinguish the may not be filled. 'Farley to-day spoke of the ; * tionalities, but of later times the tradition haa ' good Leo truly late jcrowned heads and its doctrines better under- ies, which are of a serious nature. He informed through the papers, and flames received severe burns about the . Great and was. fashioned so Pope as follows: stood by 'the multitudes.- His intellectual ac- ' been to select an' Italian for the position. As direct- by nature and by grace iivlne. What a mind! 'X. learned; suffered a bad scalp wound and his look upon ing that solemn requiem mass be arms and hands. vision, reaching tivity won the the gentle manner In American- citizens we our Govern- cele- Loftiest It was in out to.vast- History of his pontificate, with.its marvels which he treated diplomatic foes made them breastbone and three ribs were broken. ment as the best that has ever existed. Cath- memory e*i oorlzons, soaring upward to highest regions blessings, point - perhaps brated in of Leo XIII. And, and Us to Leo XIIIas having friends. .and his honest sympathy with the There Is little chance for:his recovery. olics of other nationalities feel the Long biographical Inspects Tunnel Road. of thought and truth. how quick In ac- been pre-eminently a chosen Instrument' In tollers gained for him title same way toward their governments. Conse- sketches, memoirs tion thatvmlnd of Leo was; how piercing In the ' .- the of universal nationality hands of Divine Providence. father.- .-. . > quently the selection of one of a and editorials are called forth by the death OAKLAND, July 20.— Members of the A great Pope," Ms gifted soul could soar age led Found. not sanctioned by recent procedure might en- ¦ up great varied the • ¦' In an of leaders he all. whether Woman's Dismembered Arm of the Pope and English papers Merchants' Exchange with^3upervlsor How' rich and store of knowledgel to and find congenial atmosphere among the they sought ¦ the realm ,of loftiest thought gender resentment and Illy serve the purposes the all H. as he conversed he would travel from theology . or OAKLAND, July 20.—Coroner Metir- teem with expressions of the Rowe and Secretary Edwin Stearns of Kapldly sublime heights of and philosophy. His plodded the laborious way of everyday life.' He of the church. warmest D. literature to science and art, from theology to fatherly heart could feel and his foresight for mann has made a careful examination of As said. before, the church Itself will fee! sympathy and deep regret. Board of Trade visited, the new tun- everywhere the was providentially fitted the' circumstances . I A contrast is the diplomacy— manifest master- - could provide for.the well being -of. the hum- of to shed light on the church of human arm found in the estuary by no loss in the death of Leo XIII.nomatter how yesterday the ¦¦ his time God. the drawn between the unique position the nel road and made a thorough and everywhere cultured scholar. . blest-'of his-, flock.. ;No others aim than this. Every Catholic rejoices that Leo XIIIdies Thomas O'Neill of 831Cedar street, yester- deeply as Individual Catholics we deplore his Papacy now in inspection of the progress construction And then he was ambitious to.put .to profit Indeed, has 'been In view.in the wise and by and respected by passing. But mankind at large has lost a holds international con- of. talents, to great - > salu- venerated the church the day. says the a compared sides of the hill. On his ambitious do things. When tary counsels. In his ,luminous and emphatic whole world. .The Coroner relic is powerful and kindly leader, ripe in scholarship, Eideration. with its chattered, on both the Contra he first ascended the pontifical .throne lie re- teachings, upon sacredness Mj|SQS3b(S| woman's, arm, not ways humanity, position County elde of the the of the Christian ANGELES, July Bishop but he does find suffi- wise in the of consecrated to discredited at the time of the Ccsta tunnel the bore solvtd that so far as opportunity" came his marriage tie, as being the source of safety and LOS 20.— Thom- cient evidence to say whetner it was cast the love of his fellow men and able to not* death of Plus 548 feet into the hill, 18 feet wide would be a historical pontificate and to that the; protection s of'domestic happiness. ¦¦¦:: 1 Conaty. to-day regarding pass- IX. The Morning Post is and 1 as said the away by a medical, student or was dis- and minister to the heart throbs of human suf. says: 17 feet high. On the Alameda County end he worked conscientiously during his llf«¦. His paternal, solicitude extended to all peo- Ing Pope fer*ng. whether In the hovel or the palace. . He H» :!ved and worked purely for God and. for America has. mways had a large. of Leo XIII: membered After death by a steamer's dead, always Uve. May to tmt Tbe key* of Peter that death snatched the cut is 220 feet into the hill. ples. share > is but he will St. side men. He met kings and peasants, men. of ofboth his pronounced affection and his anxious The greatest man of the century is dead. We la s«ac«. s*fe9K