NEW YO:RK HERALD, SATURDAY 'AUGUST 1, 1903..SlX'rEEN PAGES. HID.ALLISON PLANS LOU DILLON THOTS 115,000 FOBSTREETS CUHREHCY BEFORM II iLEM 3-4 SIGNSMITTUffl : Banks to Issue Notes Up to ... y-;': Queen of the Harness Turf Board of Estimate Yields ton Market Value of f. x: Lowers Her Record of Public Demand for Marks , i '" GovernmentBonds. v > /. 2:03 1-2 at Cleveland at Corners. i WOULD ADD TtN PtrR CENT TWO MINUTE GAIT TO HALF OTHER BOROUGHS TO WAIT 1 *,ft i-... To Secure Government Deposits iracK in uooa anape, dui a Controller Turns Deaf Ear to by State, Municipal and Breeze Possibly Prevented from Outlying EntreatiesM Railway Bonds. Even Faster Time. Districts. i - BAIS®^0 PAY INTEREST HALF SECOND BEHIND CRESCEUS $50,000 FOR A NEW HOSPITAL" Wilt [special despatch to the herald.] So thoroughly convinced were the tnem-'i bers of the Board of Estimate and Appor- Conference at Mr. Cleveland, Ohio, Friday..A new record ^M\\ was made at the Glenville track this of the urgency of the demand fortionment H Aldrich's Home. when C. K. G. Billings' chestnut afternoonmare street signs in Manhattan that a fifteen thou-: Lou Dillon established more firmly her right sand dollar appropriation was passed yester- turf. 'to be called the queen of the trotting day, although more than $200,000 for other HKjial despatch to the iiebald.] She made a new world's record for trotting mares, reduced her own best previous record, purposes was refused. The presidents o£ ^^ixgtox, D. O., Friday..It is reported 2:031/&, by three-quarters of a second and other boroughs pleaded for money for signs» Bjihe leading republican members of the came within half a second of equalling the the Mayor and Controller turning deaf ears B^FTnate Committee on Finance will assemble world's best record for trotters, that held to their entreaties. ' by Cresceus, 2:02*4. Jacob A. Cantor, President of the Borough at Senator Aldrich's summer home, on Lou Dillon trotted the mile in 2:02%.first of Manhattan, was congratulated by thai Bay, in a few days to considerNarragansett 1 ';' quarter in 0:30*4, half mile in 1:00% and heads of the other boroughs on getting the Mk measures for the in 1:31%. appropriation, although the amount tor the improvement of threequartersthe and banking laws. Senator Allison, Eight thousand spectators crowded which he originally asked was $25,000. currencyU ; y stands in anticipation of this trial against Public sentiment as expressed for the lasti who has been spending the summer at his Lou-Minn: time and they waited patiently until five week in the columns of the Herald had its home in Dubuque, will take an important o'clock, when the announcement was made effect and Mr. Grout, who, for economical! part in the conference. QUEEN OF THE HABNESS TURI WHO LOWERED HER RECORD TO 2:02 3-4 AT CLEVELAND YESMOBILEthat the mare would start. The wind had reasons, was disposed to withhold his con-; been blowing all day and the conditions were sent at first, was convinced of the necessity, It is not likely that the conclusions of the' TERDAY. unfavorable to a fast mile. It was decided, of this improvement. conference will be greatly influenced by the however, to give the mare a chance and save $289,000 ASKED FOB. recent in the spectators from disappointment. developments Wall^street. It was after five o'clock when Millard F. Alderman Mclnnes, of Brooklyn, who of the committee consider these dueMembersto the key to the situation, did not arrive excessive or of Saunders brought the mare out for the speculation expansion credit, trial. Even then the wind was five o'clock. A canvass of the various until t for which no currency system that could be preliminary for appropriations showed that I devised would a The blowing, and it was predicted by the demands provide remedy. quest ones that she could not was asked. $2<39,000 | is for a safe means of expanding the possibly knowingequal "It is absolutely impossible," said the when expansion is necessary to meet WOMAN OEM ADVERTISES her own record. This prediction appeared SURE SHE HALTS "to currency to have verified in the first grant all these, because $700,000 the demands of business. been when, mile, of the for Controller, It this be in she could do no better than 2:14*4. A second $1,000,000 available such purpoees is thought may found trial of better for the is already appropriated. to tne laws governing the nationalamendments gave promise things, Mr. Cantor then said the matter of signs banks, amendments no radical mare covered the course in 2:07. By that involving time she had become warmed for Manhattan was of the utmost impor- from the forms to which this departure thoroughly up tance and that there was a demand is accustomed. SHOT 11 BURGLAR FOB CHORDS GIRLS WITH MISS and was going like a racing machine. public generation EDULD which met. should be It is contended that the banks could be RnnninK Mates to Aid Her. "What kind of lights do you wish?" ask«d permitted to issue notes ui to the market At last, at half-past five o'clock, the mare the Controller. "Box lights?" value of the government bo .ids deposited as Mrs- Charles E. Schoeber, of Passaic J Church Car Pulls Machine was brought out for the third time. By "Yes," replied Mr. Cantor. "They should security. The effect would be an addition (N. ) Trolley Up this time the wind had diminished be placed at the street corners, and they of about ten per cent to th'2 issue now was a should be of in Arms but there still quite breeze.somewhat, properly lighted." upon the deposit governmentpermitted Hmhurst, Interrupts Up ThroughMembers Steep Hill During Journey The starter, in announcing the race, said:. not have letters?"' asked tha bonds. Senator it is favors "Why plain Allison, asserted, "It is not believed that Lou Dillon can, Controller. "Must you have lighted lamps. this change. Her Home. of Invasion. the beat her own to k It is suggested that a further increase of the of Pear to Summer Home. circumstances, under Aren't the streets lighted well enough Robbery but she will do the best she can." see I'm to vote k currency volume could be obtained byamend- record, the lampposts? Well, willing W~ ing the law providing that the government's Cheers greeted the announcement, and wild $15,000 for the purpose and no more." f deposits in national banks shall be fully ttppictuat; Ul'UKtJ iui til wucn tiic; 6«smc I1LV1V3 "I am disposed," said the Mayor "to vota secured by government bonds. Senator RICH SILVER LEFT BEHIND MR. ESTEP'S EXPLANATION VILLAGERS GREET TOURISTS mare was given the start, with running for $15,000 for street signs for Manhattan to authorize mates forward and back to spur her on and only, as I appreciate that there is m%re need proposes the SecretaryAidrichof even but Lilt; J iCttSUi J1 iu aiou wiaic wuuuo, liic give her encouragement. With an for them here than elsewhere." of years terrific pace the first quarter was made Mr. protested Mr. bonds municipalities twenty-five Mrs. Charles E. Schoeber, the wife of a. Church members living in Gregory avenue, despatch to the "Why. Mayor," I old that have not defaulted in ten years and [special herald.j against a quartering wind, and as hundreds "we need signs in Brooklyn. WeSwanstrom,are ^ whose net debt does not exceed ten per cent well known publisher of Manhattan, who Passaic, N. J., were shocked yesterday when Catskill, n. y., Friday..Miss Helen Miller of watches clicked off 30% seconds A startled just getting a few now. I ask for $18,000 for H of the value of their taxable property, and lives in Ninth street, Elmhurst, borough they read the following notice in the local Gould resumed her to her "ah!" rose from the great throng. This the purpose. Still, I might take $5,000, and bonds of railroad to-day trip the the balance till October." the first mortgage any of Queens, shot a burglar early papers, taken from a New York paper:. at Delaware was followed by applause. Away sped wait for company which has paid dividends of not less gt home, Roxbury, county,summerin mare around the turn to the half mile post, "We would like to have $15,000 worth of and is sure that she wounded WANTED.For the week of September 7, 20 ch»: «s an automobile. She last this a of H than four per cent regularly for not less morning, yesterdaygirls; good salary. A' of the hill. performance properly identifying have to buy them in the open market and went cautiously down the back stairs, in the least." affected An invitation was extended to Miss Gould is that if some of the foremost turfmen of Manhattan Island. The Board also granted could not handle them as readily as the but they creaked and gave the burglars to inspect the new Young Men's Christian in America are right it equals the best time $50,000 for a hospital for contagious diseases great banks in the metropolitan cities. This warning. Just as I got to the bottom and Association but to and ever madft by a trotting horse. When on Blackwell's Island; $10,000 for repairing looked into the kitchen a man stood with here, owing fatigue provision would help only the banks that the limited time of her visit, she was was given a record of 2:02% at Cresceus drains in the Bronx and $1,000 for music at make a business of handling State, his face toward me, about to turn out the BAILEY BILL AUTHOR to decline the invitation. Ohio, on August 2, 1901, unofficial timers the Almshouse, making $76,000 in all. H railroad securities. gas. I fired ppintblank at him and am obliged Columbus, and municipal that I him. Miss Gould breakfasted in her room this caught the mile in 2:02% and 2:03. Among Mr. Cantor said at the close of the meeting On the other hand, it is pointed out that positive bounded and soon resumed her them were trainers and that bids for signs would be asked for at ftll would be if half the bonds "Then I ran upstairs and fired two shots HURT BY AUTOMOBILE morning, after many leading helped equally in the air to arouse the and The first stopping place to-day wasjourney.at followers, as experienced in timing circuitpublic auction, and that the new signs would now required as security for government neighbors where the took dinner. From ao were the men who occupied the be in by fall. were released and thus rendered for the police." Cairo, party trotters place deposits the telephonedSenator Lost Control of Machine Cairo the route was by way of Windham, judges' stand. Will J. Davis, of Chicago; available as a basis for additional bank note The burglars entered house by cutting Ashland and Prattsville Grand M. of the circulation. This idea is also credited to out a screen in one of the rear cellar to Gorge, C. Jewett, secretary New England Senator Allison. All of the silverware was packedwindows.up. and Was Dashed Against and thence eastward to Roxbury. Trotting Horse Breeders' Association; M. MR. SCHWAB IN ATLANTIC CITY. but only $36 in cash and a few pieces of Miss Gould will spend August there, a.nd E. McHenry, Scott Hudson and Andrew If this were done, it is suggested, the a will make several tours the were some would still be secured, since jewelry were taken. Tree in Sayvilie. through McDowell of them. in Excellent Health and Takes amply governmentIn the dining room a large piece of cotton country. It is probable that MisssurroundingAlthough the alleged error was freely Appears it would continue to be a preferred creditor despatch to the Gould a at a was found that, it is said, was saturated [special herald.] will give lawn f£te during the latter talked about by horsemen the time, it was a Boiler Chair on the with fiyst lien on the capital of the bank, of for the benefltt of some of her never the its deposits and the of an with chloroform. It is believed the burglars SayVille, L. I., Friday..Senator Edwin part August investigated by National Trotting proceeds intended to return to Mrs. Schoeber's room numerous charities. It is said that the Association nor by the American Boardwalk. upon the stockholders, whose liabilityassessment Bailey, Jr., author of the famous Bailey Trotting to Is double the amount of their stock. At after they had finished packing up the children of the Countess Castellane will Register Association. When the [special despatch the herald.] provincial banks cheerfully transactpresentthe and use it on her, and then try tosilverwareopen automobile bill, lost control of his machine soon arrive at Kirkside. was made the Columbus DrivingperformancePark Atlantic City, N. J., Friday..Charles M. business without profit the safe near her bed. while passing through this village early last was in poor repute among horsemen, and in Schwab, president of the United States Steel government'sthe selection of a bank as BABY PATIENT DISAPPEARS. the following year some of its officials were governmentbeIkause evening and dashed at full speed into a large displaced because of which Corporation, arrived this afternoon from ?pository is a certificate of its soundness. DROWNS HOLDING TO "FISH. willow tree at Main street and Railroad developments proposition is that an emergency grew out of a Grand Circuit meeting held Philadelphia in his private car Loretto. Ha ^\nother be Neither the Senator nor the chauffeur Samuel Muscowitz, five years old, son of there last season. ^ulation permitted to the extent of avenue. Lou was accompanied by his private secretary per cent of the circulation secured by La Crosse, Wis., Friday..Willia-m Renz was but the front of the automobile Gottlieb Muscowitz, of No. 54 Rutgers place, Dillon's prodigious speed was not ^»ity injured, until last year. She was and Mrs. Schwab". They are established at ^Hds, the same to be subjected to a tax so went fishing last night in the Mississippi and was wrecked. is missing. He was taken by his father, in ser/tdiscoveredto the Marlborough. avy as to compel its retirement when no Millard P. Sanders, her trainer, in the spring hooked a catfish. The fish struggled, and Mr. Bailey was severely shaken up, but he Thursday, to St. Bartholomew's Clinic, in of 1902. He drove her a in 2:24 Mr. Schwab looked in excellent health, and nger needed. This note would be secured was not The Senator has mile late in after the general assets of the bank and Renz, unwilling to let go, was drawn into seriously injured. East Forty-second street. He was allowed April, and early in May she worked in 2:12 shortly his arrival went to the W/ bv a had the machine only two weeks and is to leave the He He spent of the in a uarantee fund derived from a tax on banks. the river and drowned. ' 1 hospital yesterday morning. for him. Before going into winter quarters part eveningboardwalk. learning to run it himself. said he knew the way home. a in roller chair. Mr. Schwab's tempting bids she trotted trial 2:08%. for cottages he fancied have been refused. ^ wapal Conclave Begins Its Session with No Indicatioin of Who Wii11 Be Selected \ BoiNTINUKD FROM PAGE THREE.) the servants who will attend their wants Cardinal or any of the people with them to the Cardinals, as they held an animated of the Cardinals who were atinnt tn during the Conclave. So:-ne had brought in on the employes Hip fhrplcm rrti n a 1« Viava aV»/iwt-» 4r»rli_ infringe any way established of their friends, relatives and receptionbe> shut up in Conclave. Then, suddenly in the a wise choice in the task before them, *n> bags in the carriages with them, though of the Holy Fathers for the constitutionwho surrounded the princes of the that the one elected to the on of opposition, to this assumption, but most of the had been sent on followers,midst of a hubub of voices the, to many, supreme dismity 1' be to honor an baggage of a Roman pontiff. To this God electedelectionChurch, giving them advice, warnings and welcome words "extra omnes" out shall be a worthy vicar of Christ on earth. B Bever willing they may The majority of the Cardinarsbeforehand.me, and these are the of all at the rang Printed of the believed that the serious differ- " Holy Gospels recommendations; talking together in the sonorous voice of the Marshal of tha copies oration were handed. contented themselves with taking CJnri of their voices, and crowding about the tn ->11 tV.o * the Italians themselves on and tops Conclave and were repeated by his PH vuiuniaio ^/l*rS«IlL. must be reconciled hand bags. portmanteausAs he uttered the last word Prince Cardinals to snr-h an pytsnf that one nf tho who the command to leave opinion At the Vatican doors the Swiss Guards his hand on the New Testament. emphasized assistants. Ht' them, suitable to all sections,polit^Bgious put ChigiAlbanilatter was seen to cover his ears with his the apartments by ringing a great bell, of kept back the curious crowd, among whom After Prince Chigi-Aibani had taken the oath hands, positively refusing to hear any more moment ted. The apparent difficulty were his four as of which for the produced complete CARDINAL GIBBONS' REQUEST ^ this has rendered interest in many priests. Photographers assistants, known Captains advice. Many of the Cardinals were silence, but which in rea.lity caused more ^Big and is snapped the occupants of the black the Conclave, three of whom assisted Prince to sit down as they received their noise than ever in the Vatican. .... Be doubly acute, largely carriages to their entrance vigorouslyone at the Conclave of 1878; the compelled for the frequently expressed prior to what Chigi-Albani friends, and pale, tired and careworn faces the Con-! ^B some Cardinal Cardinal called "a prison." Prince's secretary and th* chaplain were were general among the former. Rome, Friday..Before entering Kit little talked of The and then same oath waa from the Conclave as the next carriages dr^ve up in rapid sworn, the similarlyIn the meantime, the Camerlengo, SCENE WHERE clave to-day Cardinal Gibbons requested the ^Be about twenty minutes to five successiono'clock administered to the officers of the Palatine had been another f^HAPEL Associated Press to all until there was a and Oreglia, performing Cardinal deny interviews eresting, perhaps, in a certain long line of vehicles Guards the Swiss Guards. ceremony in ths Sistine with the v- ^ All the Cardinals who were knownwaiting.to C'ardfinnls 'Fatinmecl. Chapel, VOTING TAKES PLACE to have been given out by him whila ^ impression which prevails in the such Agefl aid of the Sub-Dean of the Sacred College, alleged that, no matter what the ver people, as Gotti, Serafino By the time this ceremony was ended many Cardinal Serafino Vannutelli. Seating in Rome, and also all published accounts of Conclave may be, great changescer^Bs Agliardi, Satolli ar.d Martinelli,Vannutelli,of the older Cardinals were quite worn out in with their backs conversations he is alleged to have had with cordial greetings Irom the spectators.received two large chairs, themselvesRomk, Friday..The Sistine Chapel has individuals, referring especially to Bg in the policy of the Vatican, Cardinal Gibbons with fatigue, although the ritual to be to the altar and flanked by Swiss Guards, private BBnthin a year or two the new Pope passed practically in the opening of the Conclave hadfollowedby the two Cardinals administered the oaths to been completely transformed, the only thing the statements of the Italia yesterday to the consider a unnoticed. effect that he had criticised the policy of ^ longer himself prisoner In the colonnade of St. Peter's sevei*al no means been carried out. the Conclavists, who advanced singly, knelt connecting it with the temple of art, which Vatican, but will, unlike Leo XIII,, Then, in pleasing confusion, the Cardinals, and swore not to reveal anything which it is generally known to be, is Michael Cardinal Rampolla. s precincts whenever necessary. soldiers were drawn up, but they hundredhad each escorted the Noble Guard assigned nothing to do beyond standing there, a by they might hear in the Conclave and to put dome, which shines in undimmedAngela's Cardinals had arrived at the to him, went to their respective "cells" or no obstacles in the of the election of five o'clock this and had of gendarmes present being more handfulthan Some of the venerable way brilliancy above the altar, completely EXPECTS ELECTION afternoon, Vati^Brequired to control the outside apartments. prelates, the new Pope. The Conclavists then kissSA the "Last Sacrament." TO-DAY. > their cells. Just before going into such as Cardinals Mocenni (who was born in the Cardinals' hands and retired, to be The altar is with covering a prominent Cardinal threw an The last Cardinal to arrive wasarrangements. in and hung tapestry ^B the Primate of Hungary, who drove 1823), Cretonl (born 1833) LangGnieux by others, and so on until all followedthe the Descent of the Holy Spirit, side light upon the chances of Car Vaszary,(born in 1824), were so exhausted that they sworn. representing Munich, Bavaria, Friday..The Papal Leo's of in^Bgrup in hot haste a few minutes before five Noble Guard 4n Conclavists had been by violet baldacohino andsurmountedis ampolla. Secretary State o'clock. The official entrance in Conclave of had to be supported by the Cardinals Oreglia and Vannutelli then covered with red velvet, heavily Nuncio here received a despatch from Rome persistently abused recently by the took at five attendance on them. passed to the famous Loggia Raphael, where with On the of the papers for his temporal power each Cardinal place exactly In spite of this, there was still no rest for gold. highest stepembroidered to-day which causes him to believe that the ^«ent o'clock. the same formula was followed with all the altar stands a majestic red and gold chair, Conclave will elect a Pope to-morrow. not so sure." said the It is almost impossible to describe the which will serve as a throne for the ne v H Cardinal, at the Vatican at the time ofconfusionthe Pope when he first receives the homage of public attacks upon Cardinal the Princes of the Church. the government are not inspiredRamB entrance of the Sacred College. PIUS IX.'S NEPHEWS IN WANT ^ of working up among Catholics Every Cardinal was attended, in addition to Along the two sides of the chapel are seats ^Bewinals a of his conclavist and servants, by some Conclave for the Cardinals, with very high backs, and spirit enthusiasm for him whom he Secret, as in the Past. increase his chances of friends, relatives and followers, to each having in front of it a little desk with that gave his last instructions. Therfe were many the Cardinal's name on it in Latin. On these Rome, Friday..The Messagero ?mys certain that the Ital persons attracted to the scene by curiosity. desks are pens, ink and paper, and above among the petitions for relief out of tho ^Atyld not be at Such was the babel of voices that the every seat is an imposing baldacchino. The money left by Pope Leo is one from Counts all sorry to such Prince Marshal o f the Roman ^Bolla wear the tiara, as, officials, unaccustomed scenes,Vatican Chigi-Albani, Holy Church, first seats, near the altar, will be occupied by Mastai and Ferreti, nephews of Pope PiuX ^Bslieve the government showed bewilderment. the cardinal deacons, the others following in IX.. who are in extrpmp to alter the Cardinal Lecot got lost and was eventually Who Carries the Keys o f Describes order of precedence. ^Bsitionthe Vatican and theexHn xuuna Dy ms conclavist, wno, naving rnissea Conclave, During the balloting six candles on the him, started in search of the Cardinal, and altar will be lighted. A large table has been n]Q/>a/l 4 V» o x 1 .1 1 " TO KEEP OUT INTERLOPERS. Cardinal Rampolla, discovered him wandering in some unused the Strict Precautions. vcj.ii.ic ujl me uimpei ior ^BatBi to all the Cardinals rooms on the floor above the apartments the votes. Most conspicuous incountingthe B| he held under the late set aj?art for the Conclave. chapel is a small stove, near the entrance, ^B but whether Procession to Sistine Chapel. in which the voting papers will be burned Medaly'Given to Those Entitled to Enter ^lollowing, [special cable to the hera1d.1 i Should such ^ tely strong enough 10 All the Cardinals were assembled together apartments. any necessity arise, after they have been cast and the result BE distance of the at ten minutes of six o'clock, and two and The Herald's European edition publishes however, a rigorous search will be made to upon. determined the Vatican. ^Bsurablebe revealed when the the following from its correspondent:. j ^By two they moved in procession to the Sistine prevent the sending out of reports of what the European Edition of the HBPlo-morrow. Chapel, preceded by a cross which was held Rome, Friday..i had a conversation At the is [Fro/i Herald] o Vannutelli was certain, aloft by a minor prelate, and Vatican happening. URGED TO c/rdinal Oreglia, the Cardinal tr uicn L uuc accompanied this morning with Prince Mario CARDINALS VJJL tiiusts Similar will by the Swiss Guards, as a choir of male Marshal of the Roman precautions be taken in has decided that no unauthorized ^^nclave to-night, to obtain soprano voices, said to be the only ones in Chigi-Albani, Holy to MAKE A WISE CHOICE Camerlej«o, ballot. He is regarded Church and Guardian of the whose provisions brought into the respect shall set foot in the Vatican during the ^ftt Europe, sang the "Veni, Creator Spiritus." Conclave, to persrjfi ^fcdly to Ireland and it is The the it will be to all prevent the reception of news fromConclave support of Cardinal procession passed through stately duty prevent intercourse the outside. Conclave. Armagh, and, it Is also Sala Re&ia, the soupd of the magnificent the Conclave and the outside worldbetween Rome, Friday..Preliminary to the He has accordingly had a special medal voices reaching- those outside the open It is certain be known of the Candinals in Conclave, the struck, bearing: ->n one «ide the word ^Wbbons. and entered the Sistine Chapel. until the suINALS ARE who an in full regard lean. Sixty-two Cardinals, Diplomati/ session of one of these medals be w^s imposing figureChigi-Albani, are will court costume, knelt and took the following to the absolute isolation of the Sacred the Conclave doors reopened. Corps, the Roman aristocracy, the KnighJs to enter the "Vatican. AT OUTSET the Conclave will be observed of Malta and a few outsiders especially allowed oath:. during CollegePrince Chigi-Albani will carry the keys of were present, with a profusion/of yED "I, Mario, Prince Chigi-Albani, perpetual as strictly as during any previous Conclave. Conclave taken off the /ivited, TWO TRAYS marshal of the to direct the doors and the turning box atout guards who had mouriJng STOLE OF Conclave, deputed A very strict watch will be kept over the | with him the duration of the emblems they had been wearing for m eo ^tu-dinals shortly after the surveillance of the Apostolic Palace, throughout XIII. F Hjnoon began to promise and swear that I will be faithful turning box, through which alone communi- Whenever it is necessary to openConclave.the Cardinal Serafino Vannutelli offir^ted. despatch to theDIAMONDS[specialherat*!).] where a small to the Sacred College of the most eminent cations can be made with the outside world, turning box he will do it and, After the "Veni Sancte ha<#been Chicago, 111., Friday..Within a block of and most reverend Cardinals of the Holy himself, Spiritus" and raised theirap^fca, as even the cardinals' repasts will be by his Palatine Guards, will intoned Mgr. Sardi, from the pulpit,«vhich the Harrison street police station burglars Hly Church, that with the greatest diligence surroundedwas draped in red and stood in th<*choir, within the Conclave. , the a show Hne Church passed and loyalty I will watch said palace during prepared superintend the examination personallyof having before him the Pontifical crc>M, read bored holes through floor of ^ he Vatican. "With the Conclave for the election of a new There will practically be no need whatever everything that may be brought Into tha the Latin oration, "Pro eligendo at the department store of L»ewis Weberwindow and also. and that I will not allow or sufferPontiffany for anything to be taken out of -the cdosed Conclave. maxlmo," exhorting the Cardinalsjj.o^ontificemake & Co., obtained two trays of diamonds, ^Bnclavists at $5,000, and escaped. valued