TRIBUNE, 27. 19U3. 2 — — NEW-YOKK DAILY MONDAY. JULY »- — .. .• „-\u25a0. -v^— to to tie conclave. Cardinal Gibbons willreceive mother of dead empires.- the lesson should certain- herd. Organized Protestantism is fast going FLOODS IN fleeting. pieces, and the next Pope opens wide the LONDOX no one except until the ly be Impressed, that political power Is unless they STARRER. cardinals after con- evanescent, unsatisfactory, crippling. NEVER DIES door of the Church to the wandering flocks MANY SEEK clave. entangling, THE PAPACY will be led away Into poisonous pastures. The Other sermons on Pope yesterday included next Pope should have an Intimate knowledge of — the races, Great Damage in City the following: the great English speaking where the luue of HIGH MASS INMEMORY OF THE POPE. Church is as strong as it is anywhere else In the One Hundred Italians Scour Woods THE BJEV. I>K. F. L IGLEHAItT. AT PEEKS- Method Electing the Successor to world. Leo frequently recognized the strength of Newspapers KILL—Kveryman's face is the material expression of Catholicism among the English speaking people, Retarded. of the thought** that have been conceived, of the nnd frequently affirmed that "America Is the -Wound Said To Be Fatal. Representatives France, One the London, July 26.— Heavy rains on of Italy and Aus- sentiments mat have been entertained. is the Chair St. Peter. future." A mere nationalistic Pope, who would revenge, Batartfav sheli where avarice is incased; another the den of not be able to rise above the provincialism of his One hundred Italians, bent on night over .the south of England Services inBeverly, Mass. where malignity riots; another la the throne where At the present writing the question of choosing own race, would be, humanly speaking, a disaster. caused sertou! tria Attend rules, where charity dwells. The ablo searched for two hours last evening- in New-Ro- floods and great damage in London. honor the palace a successor to Leo XIIIin the Pontifical chair is The next Pope should be one who would be Ths> an fftftly, July high face of I'opc Leo Xlil was the throne on which to open out the resources of truth anil the wealth a Is of hav- derground railway was flooded, Maas.. 2H.—Solemn mass the temple where love and *f paramount importance. For this reason the bosom of the chelle for young man who accused and Man requiem honor sat- it was faith of religion that there Is in the put an printing rooms of of was c-lebrated in the Catholic were enshrined. Leo was a man of brains, and traditional method of selecting a Pope is a topic Church, and bid all nations come unf> her, es- ing stabbed another there. Darkness London newspapers, built % church morning memory Pope brail rule the world. He stood strong competi- ordinary Interest, says "The Catholic pecially those who are without a knowledge of end is that the fugi- th« underground district this In of Leo to position justly by of more than to the search. It believed between Fleet-it tions and arose his exalted may die, God. to drink of the livingfountains. Embankment, XUI, and was attended by the representatives a mastery. He had tact as well as talent World" for August. Popes but the The names of Gottl and Seraflno tive got away, although the Italians and the and the were flooded and gj/ mental in princes Rampolla and •f the Trench, Italian and Austrian govern- in a remarkable degree that aided him his Papacy lives for ever. With temporal Vannutem and toll) and Sarto and Ferrara are police watched lor him all the evening. able to print Sunday editiona unti! late humbler position And served him well when he their succession may come to an end. most frequently mentioned. this ments. The church was in mourn- with the kinds of the world. He had Rampolla. present Secretary of In the afternoon Francesco Donoflra, sixteen afternoon. The heavy rains coincided decorated came to deal Reigning may become exhausted; Cardinal the with 4 \u25a0ing* colon;. a splendid education and demanded the highest families State, has been an alter ego of Leo. Is in touch years No. New-Kochelle, high tide of Thames, priests, and his rule but by old. of 525 ifihift. the inundating ]«_ education en the part of his dynasties have come and gone; with his Ideas, and Is intimately acquainted with lying sevtral Among those present were the French Am- witnessed a marvellous advancement in this regard. most moreover, a man and some other young Italians had been play- districts. losing itself divine right the line of the Popes willlast till the his secret policies. He I- bassador, 11. Jtaa Juseerand; the Charpe ! If Mm intellect was like a mountain the of profound piety and deep religious spirit. He cards in the house of Donofira's parents. Italian In the blue sky. his affections were like a deep end of the world. The methods of electing may be depended on to carry out the projects of d'AiTalref, the Austrian Minister, Baron yon blue boundless sea. It Is sometimes thought that successor of St. Peter have changed In the nineteen all detail. Were he elected his Among the players was Nlchola Sylvestro. H« FKLNCE DECLARED Grißlta, ladies, clearly give Leo XIIIin their DEGENERATE. their and several attaches. the one who can see an idea most and centuries that the Popes have reigned, but as soon reign would be in touch. with progress. is to be two years older than it appropriate expression, who can lay down prob- Carmelite, a man who has said Donofira. them, cnnonically he assumes unto Cardinal Gotti is a lems for solution and solve is the greatest as one is elected been trained to the religious life. All his life he Late in the afternoon there was a quarrel and man. Tnis is a mistake. The greatest hearted man all prerogatives of the Papal chair. prayerful Heir to Servian Throne Examined by REQUIEM MASS ON WEDNESDAY. dwell justice, himself the has been a close student and a man of a fight, and Sylvestro is alleged to have drawn Orfc* is the greatest mar. In the h^nrt 'mere no prince in all whose power and devout spirit. He las held many high and re- and bravery, and honesty, and fidelity, and purity, is Christendom pursuit duty he lias \u25a0 knife and stabbed in the right side. of the Russian Court. greater. Vicar Christ is sponsible positions. In the of Donoflra and love. Leo was great In dealing with Gladstone Is The influence of the of visited our Western world: at one time v. as Dele- said be almost certainly Archbishop Farley to Bismarck, but greatest in the purity of his not any The wound is to Jntal. St. Petersburg July L'H-A specialist Celebrate It for Re- and for confined to race or people. Itis not exer- gate Apostolic to Brazil. Though he has not been la character and in the love he had his people and high politics us some of his con- Drs. and Codding, who attended the treatment of tha mankind, in to bless the poorest of cised by force of arms, nor is It maintained in touch with Littlewood backward children, at til* pose of Pope Leo's Soul. and hla efforts freres in the College of Cardinals have bean, still Injured boy, did not think he would live long. etna- his spiritual children. through the civil power. His jurisdiction is over it Is said the has expressed the great- mand of the imperial government, examined a The- AT ST. PATRICK'S that Kaiser it that In the excitement following the stabbing Syl- a! Rev. Dr. McMackJn celebrated high mass FATHER LAVELLE. the hearts of Ma.lll.Ms, and his word is .obeyed est admiration for him and has given out observed Prince George, the eldest of Kfcg yesterday Cathedral. The pulpit, CATHEDRAL.-TIIW was no country so great or with far alacrity and he would be pleased if Cardinal Gotti was the one vestro way out of son. hi M Patrick's spot lonely that his heart did not go more submission than are ac- very loins of made his the house and ob- Peter Karageorgevitch of *iurt, and organ loft, so small and selected. Gotti has come from the Servia. for the Us* together with the twenty- out to it In and sympathy. We would be corded to any other ruler In the world. He is the people, and ifhe were the next Pope it would tained a start of twenty minutes. It is said he week, four columns, solicitude to the and has reported to th« Emperor massive will remain draped in black lens than human should we not have a tear shed successor of the Prince of the Apostles. He holds be altogether likely th.it strong sympathies would went toward the woods, and there the that th* and purple over th« death of such a father, whose life was and the common peo- Pelham bey la a degenerate until the election of a new Pope is an- calling to all the faithful the place of the Vicar of Christ, be established between him nounced. Two spent for us and who to Joyed In the little ple. The many social questions that need the bold search was made. The crowd was armed with black and purple mourning flat:* school around him and Joining in their In- and they acknowledge his Infallibilityin matters leadership solution may George - hang children hand of religious for their clubs and revolvers and threatened to kill the Prince was burn In 1888. He was M from staffs on either side of the main <•..- nocent and hearty laughter. His final words were a of faith morals. give to find such vigorous Cardinal Gotti. l blessing prayer all humanity. and These facts alone treatment \r\ theologian, having fugitive, but they were either misled as to which practically under the direction of the Kusslaa trance to the* Cathedral, and the episcopal residence and his final talk a for the election of the Pope importance that Is Cardinal Satolll is a profound way cost* In At the time of Pone Leo's election to the pontifical an of his life a He has. more- way he went or he made his through the and In a report printed Just after th* Madison-av.\ is drared in mourning. every not any been most professor. Italian, fxlamfe chair he found his Church opposed by almost attributable to other event in history. been in touch with life other than woods in safety. said he educated < It was ennounced the solemn to-day he gone over, It tragedy that was to -oupy Mm yesterday that government on earth, but has to his In the first place, it Is a condemned proposition and he professes to love America very much. When the police arrived at the house where of Servia. On 12 pontifical God and left his Church at peace and friendly with this country throne June a Berlin dispatch t» mats of requiem for the rei»ese of the to maintain that the laity have any strict ri^ht Is quite certain that his residence in the stabbing took place the father and mother "The London Times'* said that King Peter aright *-*»ul Pope all civilization. Pope Leo read the truth of the given him larger knowledge of the great races boy begged them, police say, of Leo willbo celebrated next Wednes- social situation and declared himself favorable to of suffrage In the election of the Pope. In ancient baa close stu- of the wounded the abdicate in favor of his son. day at a. m. by which of the world. Moreover, he has been a not to search youth who 10:30 Archbishop Farley, at republics, and when he difd he saw one of his most times the vote of the Roman clergy, cast in the dent of Leo, and he has absorbed not a little of his for the stabbed their time Monsignor Mooney, vicar metal of the heart cherished plans under way—the tearing down son, as he would be taken care of by their arch- walls dividing presence of the faithful, was the elective power; broad and comprehensive spirit. NO FLEA FOE FRENCH MEDIATION of the secular humanity and the to all these vain prognostications. friends. This caused the police to turn out the Rome, and the and Pope Leo enter Into the con- out. There will be no vetoes from the civil power, Report That Japan Asks Intervention inti.a clave that tiball choose a successor who may he object of human ambition. For this reason it was Church separated from IMiil which will l>e used is the one that was used worthy to fill a vacancy. deemed enact laws that definitely for more than ever is the Cathedral, at such necessary to the civilpower, and more than ever is she in touch Russian Dispute Denied. in the old at Prince and llott sts.. of the world are the settled the mode of election. This was done by with the people. The Catholics HALLGETS HIS JEWELRY. time of the funeral of Pope Pius IX. All the Symmachus contemplate the future with greater equa- July 26.— Reports having printed ALL DENOMINATIONS RESPECT POPE. in the year 499. able to in the Paris. been «Uorgy aro invited to be present, and it i« expected nimity and with a larger hope than ever Prince, Impahama, that many bishop? will attend. Rochester. Juiy $K.i-AlI of the Catholic churches The history of the Interference of civil princes history of the Church. In pome few places the to the effect that of Japan, Alter grayer rather Lavtlli ici'icwel the pon- hene held special services to-day in memory of the In the election of the Popes fills many a dark Church may be in sore straits, but never heron Pays Bill President's was coming to Paris, charged with a misssja reign of Pope Leo pointing to tho story beon such loyalty to the See Woman of tifical XIII. Pop». Many Protestant churchea also paid respect chapter In the Papal records'. It Is the old has there world-wide from the Emperor of Japan, to ask the many noble achievfnu-nts of Leo, who. the preacher of Rome, or such profound enthusiasm for the ad- media- .•aid. humanity of heart great to th" <;.;i of Valentine G. when we have a time to Papacy any tudes from every race and and in "La Patria" that the princ»» Is charged with tn grief for our dearest beloved will last through WIHELESS NEWS OF POPE'S DEATH. was completely emancipated from realized that of greatness and strength wnose sister married Elliott RoofcvpU, a \u2666-.ternity." subjection to the his successor, sensation the throngs that any such mission, and adds (hat Japan only empire, and and energy that seemed latent In brother ot President Kooseveit, was paid by an Gregory VII,the glorious Hildebrand. was the last filled the grandest basilica on earth, and have wit- wants peace, but is determined to enforce her nessed the deep feeling °« world power and,uni- elderly woman at the Criterion Hotel yssterday OX POPE. Umbria's Passengers Received Bulletin Pope who over informed the Emperor of his elec- possessed the hearts of the rights. DR.BABBITT TIIE from versal supremacy that noon. Hall and went in a cab to — tion before proceeding to be consecrated and en- white phantom of the Pope passed Urn wmnan of people, a« the heir presumed Nantucket Stow Failure. throned. The Third General Council of the Lateran along H*e an apparition, have no element in t the Grand Central Station, and It was that proclaims anything but JAPAN REFUSES CORSAN REQUEST. — The Cunard liner which (1179) confined the right to elect to the cardinals vision of the future they took a train for Tivoli, V V, where his Praises Him Hi*Goodness Dis- Umtorla. anchored at glorious success and increasing greatness for the July L'C—M. Pavloff. the Russian for Quarantine late en Saturday night,reached her pier without reference to the rest of the Roman clergy mother Is supposed to live. The jewelry' Hall Yokohama. Church of Christ. having objected Jap- cusses Church Unity. early yesterday, wfith 901 passengers. The Umbria or of the people, and required a two-thirds vote Baid was withheld from him by the hotel people Minister to Corea. to the was in wireless communication either with the shore for a valid election. was given up. anese telegraph line from Seoul 10 Fusan. which Leo XIII His Relation to the Church" every The DOG TREES BOYS INPARK. to Russian line, ana was or other steamers or. day of the trip except worn conclave i.=> of a little later origin. It Hall complained to the Tenderloin police on was constructed prior the the the subject of the eennon preached by the Rev. two. On last Wednesday she was in originated in the custom of selecting a hall whose the Japanese Min- communication — Saturday evening thut the hotel people were Corean Government asked Dr. Dean Itlchmond Uabbitt in the Protestant with her Bister ship, the Etruria, for four hours door could be securely fastened (cum clayi with remove The at ister. M. Haya^hi. to the lir.e. lattt? Episcopal Church Epiphany, ileDonough-st. and a quarter, the minimum distance between a key) behind the cardinals until they Animal Scans Xurse Girh and Chil- withholding his Jewelry, which hs valued of the the voting firmlydeclined. and Tompkins-ave., Brookyn, yesterday. Dr. Bab- ships during that time being forty miles and the agreed by a two-thirds majority on a candidate. S2iX>. and which, he said, contained a watch liiifs text was: "Holding the head, from which maximum 120 miles. At no time were the two ships In some Instances, where the stubborn electors dren at Madison Square. made from the metal of a pistol carried at San nil the »•,\u25a0•:> by Joints an:' theological to and it was read to the steerage need not be a cardinal, nor even a priest. He need and in car- publishes a sensational story of a plot to bring or 1 therefore, have no passengers: Children were playing on benches ecclesiastical difterence. not be an Italian. Not a few persons of ignoble younger people of Servia and Bulgaria, which JwsitaAion.'as a. Protestant, as one, !•)\u25a0_>. who values riage, and njrses and men and about a union his Proufbianusm, In Its historical meaning, deeply, Pope Leo parsed away quietly on Monday, July birth and of mean antecedents have been elected when the dog ap- Tests of Hamburg-American line Officials involves the deposition of Prirve Ferdinand and end why int.- know the meaning 20. at »i p. m Officially dead on Tuesday. Papacy, by wort-; Bitting in the. shade Protestantism,to basis and or declared to the which they have illustrated their — Karageorgevitch dynasty, that la speaking in the highest V, 1580-95, peared. He had been seen in Fifth-aye. In the Satisfactory Eight Ships iWeekly. the substitution of the tvrrris. of praise 01 character, Among other wireless telegrams from Nantucket virtues or their learning. Sixtus was the personal lofty- well dressed man. who disappeared — and whi.-h would also, according to the story. ideas, bpnesly ox purpose and beautiful of printed In "Thr Cunard Bulletin." issued by Purser a swineherd In his youth, and he repeatedly af- care of a Dover, July As a result of the visits and life T rampage. 2»v settlement the Mace- Leo XIII.late Bishop of Rome. But this sacred Lancaster on the T mbria, on Saturday morning. firmed the fact when he was Pope. It was Sixtus the dog went on the Incidentally result in the of is not the to after tests made by Hen Albert Ballin. director gen- «sesk place dwell simply on biographi- was this: V of whom Elizabeth of England said, when the riog\ snapping and biting at donian question. cal praises 1.1 ptieonal eulogies, but is a Christian Queen The sight of eral of the Hamburg-American Steamship L.inc. lfUlptt, feet to preach of Christ and His Church. W. L. Stow failed; market asked to marry, that she would offer her hand in th.^ snarling at children, and with fiery According to the report a secret meeting was In doing this and in using illustrations of human relieved. marriage air. and other officials of the company, who arrived to no one but Sixtus. and he would not eyes, sent the crowd running in every direction. recently held at Belgrade of Bulgarian members personalities to enforce these teachings, it is a P. B. WetheraM. of New-Jersey, one of the Cardinal Gottl's on the company""* new steamer Prince gi'-at pleasure and a great profit to be able to the championship accept it. The present father was rules about keeping off the grass were here of parliament, prominent Servians and Mace- fortify the Church's teachings by life American rifle team which won Almost every nationality has had a The park Slgismund. the directors decided to mak» Dover the and letters from the English marksmen at Bisley. came home a stevedore. Some boys climbed trees. donians, at which the details of the schema wars •f one so exaited and so splendid inpersonal quali- representative In the of Peter, but for sev- broken by everybody. call. ties as the late Bishop if Rome, would not t-ilk about, the chair ran a port of the head of one on the Umbria. Hs centuries Italians have kept the Nurse girls picked up their charges and agreed upon. They are said to Include a mili- branch of the Church universal. match. eral the accession them into the Eight boats will call here weekly, including The chief le6son that Iwish to impress upon Sir Bi-rkeley Sheffield, Bart., headed a hunting within their own nation, for the reason that the headlong with th^-m or.thrust tary convention and a customs union. The plat- you, Vmhrta, the vehicles swiftly away. the largest vessels of the line, like the Deutsch- as derived from St. Paul's instruction to tha party which came over on the and which popedom has been a civil principality. carriages and rushed ters are also said to have resolved to carry out «'olossian Christians in th* Scripture Ihave quoted willgo West at once in search of big fjame In the land, and those of the South American, Mex- Is the organic and corporate the party As soon as the Pope breathes his last the car- their programme if possible, by legal maans. in- • character of the Rocky Mountain region. Others cf were ican and Far Eastern lines, both outward snd hurcij and her faith. Leo XIII,as representing the Hon. Cuthbert James, who is a government dinal chamberlain takes possession of the Apostolic CURRENT KILLED HORSE. cluding n T«fct of th* Sobrar.je (the Bulgarian ?he Roman Catholic branch of the Church, taught representative at Khartoum; Captain K. Spencer chamber, homeward bound. that. The Anglican Church teaches Clay and Captain R. Grant Thorold. Among others palace. He proceeds to the death as- Parliament). The plotters are said to have that. What of, Instructs notary certify go we mean by the Church being an organism? who arrived on the Umbria were Mrs. J. E. Dodson, sures himself and a to argued such a united kingdom could over- 'This, that the Church Is a livingorganism. better known Miss Annie Irish, the actress; Dr. Pope really that • tree, Just Re as to. the fact that the is dead. Then in Buggy Were TROUBLES. throw Turkey, end the Macedonian trouble* the body of a man. having parts related to A. H. Doly and L. R Doty. broken and seal Two Young Men RUSSIAN LABOR «sach other, one part living in and helping ihe other the Ring of the Fisherman is the and guarantee a greater future both for Servia p&rte. destroyed. The body is embalmed and carried In and Bulgaria But In describing and enforcing the organic Unhurt. The story Is discredited here, being regarded of Church, view STONE FELLS HEX ON ROOF. procession to the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament "Workingmen's Attempts to Shoot Employers the while we hold so much with Leo basilica, where it remains for three in were two as fantastical. XIII.we also differ much; not because wa wish to in the Vatican A horse drawing a buggy, which — but must differ. Nowhere in the New Testament — days, the feet protruding a little through an open- young men, stepped into a trench dug by work- Murder of Prince Urussoff. j]o we fir./*, a Pope or a Vicar of nor in Widow Dangerously Chimney Cap- ing the railing which Incloses the chapel, ATLAS STEAMER IN HURRICANE. rlstery till or centuries Chri6t. In iron men of the Third Avenue Railroad Company, in July 27.—The Russian correspondence of four five after the Canon that the faithful may approach and kiss the em London. c. »he New Testament was closed. That us ping Weighs ;.ve, last night, and th* "The Times" contains a report of continued Kingston. Jamaica. July 2-5.— steamer Val« Protestants limit praise makes 200 Pounds. days cf front of No. 271Third- unrest our and admiration of this broidered Flipper. The nine funeral services In centres the attempts of working- encia. of the Atlas Line service of the Hamburg- *ond«-rful Bishop of Rome to h's personality, Btop- crash that could gone through During days horse foil to tb« exposed electric current wire industrial and T»ing at system. With a be heard for a hun- are with. the last three American Steamship Company, which sailed from the This is said kindly, and not Vt| to death. It is believed that men to shoot their employer.-;. It also contains a .or purpose? controversy, dred yards a chimney capping on the roof of No. the services are performed about an elevated and and shacked July port. etc.. of but as a part of the report that Prince Urussoff was killed New-York on S for this Savanllla. •inalynis of that have rolled up to magnificent catafalque. On each of these days five COO volts of the current killed it. The men were in the rjfathbed conditions Leo's 143 West Flfty-first-Bt.. fell to the roof of No. 141 Riazan district, near the where L. arrived here yesterday. Her commander. Captain the sympathies of a worM outside of Injured cardinals In turn give the absolution, and tho thrown out of the carriage, but escaped unhurt. place N. Ga- Krause. reports that be encountered a hurricane en Christ is the Invisible head of the last night, and dangerously Mrs. Mary on voyage, Tlcm*. Church day pronounced. garin, a former member of the Russian court, was the which lasted three days. In which th* *nfi the Church In a real organic body. Smith, a widow, forty-eight years old, who lives ninth a funeral oration is The They immediately disappeared. The animal wa? severely wounded recently, by peasants while go- vessel's decks were swept, her bridge and But we are (rlad to reeogniee oneness and into wood other har- at the latter number. It Is remarkable that Mrs. body is reverently put a Cyprus coffin. tlu property of J. E. Master, of No. 43»> Ea.st ing from the village of Karovin to his country fittings smashed, her rtres extinguished and a parr Snony between th« Church of Rome and ourselves- put a, case properly inscribed, home. of her cargo destroyed. Repairs are being mad*. •tee In the Inspiring fellowship of Christians which Smith was not killed outright, for the etone Is This Is into leaden EUeventh-sC, and was valued at {8Q& the organic view of the Church necessitates That said to weigh two hundred pounds. The police and the«.v cl' is placed In a wooden box covered Neister said the two men hired the horse and Church and our own Insists that the Individual say they cannot explain how the stone came to with a red pai!. and in this condition it Is carried Bheil not be put in contrast with the Church or in buggy in the afternoon, leaving a five-dollar antithesis to the Church, or in opposition to fall. to the last resting rlac<\ previously selected by the the * They returning with the horse Church. Iam el id the prfat Church of Rom« There are two stories as to hoa- th6accident deceased. deposit. were tnroogh Leo XTir has -\u25a0 f-trnns'ly tnupM the solid- happened. formerly occupied tenth day, the assemble in the was arity of the and that the faith the No. 141 was as a On the cardinals when It killed. Church. of family forenoon, preparations dug •Church Itself Implies fellowship—n# man can have private etable by a named Babcock. It Is and the are made for the The trench i6being to put In a switch. ft. •-'-r-ira'.e 1!-\u25a0<"'-. »\u25a0.,-( relation to Christ. three stories high, and the roof is tt conclave. All the persons who are to remain In ftmnpest about cisht ff The si ace between the rails of the southbound Afrnin.one of the and best of Leo XIII'b below thnt of 2\'o. 14? For the as prelates, custodians, attendants rrcyclicals or world letters to the faithful was that some timo the stable conclave— track was dug out, leaving the- current rail \ihlch tnusr'-t what we also teach, viz., has been occupied as a dwelling house by Mrs on the cardinals, physicians, barbers, masons— that this exposed in the conduit, and the cross bars. The c©H>orftte faith :'nd the organic Church are the Smith and her eon. who waa formerly coachman passed in review and take an oath not to speak teachers of morality, and that morality issues from young men probnbly did not see the hole. There fcr the Babcock family, and who now acts as even among themselves of matters concerning the *elth. and is a consequence of faith. This religion, guardrail, and only light a \s£fi(atifomia\ linked with its har.dmaM , .rallty.is regnant caretaker. Young: Smitr. and his wife are election. Every avenue leading to the conclave, was no a red for Vusiness, over In is above ambition and the f"]*>erior of Niagara Falls. except the eight loopholes, Is walled up by the danger signal. jr>i«-nMirr it makes th.- Christian a jrood citizen, a masons; jerod neighbor, a pood husband and father, good in A neighbor says he was sitting across the street but one door Is left so that it may be The animal etumbled on the. first crossbar nil ways. when he heard the crash. He went up through opened by the late coming cardinals or to let out and Sprawled in the trench. Its legs came into Aieain. one of the most Instructive, enlightening along any one who may be expelled, any •r.d sympathetic of all Leo XIII'sencyclical No. 133 and walked the roofs to No. 143. or who for contact with the current rail and the animal CrLr letters Peering edge good reason may obliged go Any was about the vs.. (hut mi capital and labor. Itshowed this great over the of the roof ho saw Mrs. be to out. one was at once killed. It burned body. ;; \u25a0 - Siishcp's heart to be in the right place as to the Smith lying In and half out of the sky- who leaves cannot return. This only door has a legs where the current entered its Those -,; JStlCk>-*\u25a0:* protect employer half young [i^g^^tv -^MrnSk k :\u25a0\u25a0 w'!^^| prrat Jaws that should and em- light opening. The chimney capping, he says, combination lock, to be opened by key of the who saw the men thrown out feared that t^<<^4--\ ploye nlike. «nd showed that a prelacy which In the a was made toward apes absolutism, was resting on her head. He saya dropped prince marshal outside and of the cardinal cham- they were hurt, and rush hnd stood for was now, by he The men, however, got up with- r>as.tts gT^at sympathetic repr.-srntstlve, Inclined to to the roof and released the stone from Mrs. berlain Inside. the trench. ihat democracy whl< I l<- the note of modern Smith's head, and summoned an ambulance. She out aid. these Hospital. The food for the cardinals Is introduced by a \u2666Jires. was removed to Roosevelt There it turn, from Chicago. August ito The A.raln. a rtrrarkable and Jong continued effort was found that eho had several scalp wounds, a no well known in convents of cloistered 14. *if J.«»o XIIIwas for Church unity. In that he compound fracture of the jaw aii'i a possible communities. ASSAULTS LITTLE GIRLS. same low rate applies to many North »hould have the praise of all Christiana Church fracture of the skull. Her head was badly The the She was partly unconscious. next day, after mass of the Holy Ghost, the unity wa* one of great dreams of hi.« life. Iswollen. All she balloting Pacific Coast Points via the nm pliii th! Iour own Church, the Anglican Com- would say was that she had gone up on the roof begins, and continues until some one re- »nunJ«-.n. net only h&< had that dream, but, !fke to get some fresh air. ceives the necessary has two-thirds. The ballots are on 2-*"" XIII. triad to actualize the dream. Leo Another version of the accident Is told by a cast Newark Driver Arrested Serious sfill r!ri'«v?el of the Imoonsible on tW basis he young womar. who called at the hospital to sco Into a chalice on the altar. suffered, which was absorption of all Smith. She said Mrs. Smith had opened There are now sixty-three the Roma, churches Into Mre. the cardinals in Sacred Charge. \u25a0he C!;nr< of with no concessions or change trap door leading to the roof part way when the College. Some may, on account In the latter. Fuch unity can never be. But the fell and struck the trap door, and of distance— Chicago, none Mrs. Moran, a young man No. 24 Milwaukee & Si of Van Houten. Gov- Paul «Ir*"«m, how ri«M». from th* stan4t»ofnt of this Smith's head was caught between the roof and the Cardinal Australia— on account of Albert of •iident Pi^hep of Rome, and the impulses to realize door. The hospital surgeons say the woman's age or infirmities, be prevented from being pres- ernor-st, Newark. Is locked up in Police Head- 1t «h'- J-.indllnetcs. the tact, the conciliation, charge. how condition la critical. ent. If they were all present it would require quarters there on a serious Van Houten Waut'.fui and jrr.od of Mm' forty-two wagon butcher, Railway And now .- tically to Kettle the ballot his victims, Mildred Harrison, seven to I^.-.teetar.t world reloice\u25bc*» find the prophecy la the Limited and St. Paul. ro Chicago. July 26.—A dispatch from New-Orleans outcome of the conclave. There an old Roman lhf-n confessed. nni«t<- <*vti«» of the tawparal power. If proverb is The capture waa made by Detective Sergeajnta wb« ;i defect »5t a!1 cays that John D. Rockefeller Is planning which says. "He who enters the as tttfre marked in th» loner and to build Pope comes conclave Treite and Wiggins, who scoured the part of the vnlenfllA poix-onatf spent aa a prisoner within the a pipe Una that will practically give him out of it as cardinal." It does not city the aasult had been committed on tha Vatican, control of always happen that the verdict of the where HOWELL, <• it *vr<= th<» •'^^i f>er»everlnr. unfsreinß the oil product of the and fields. cardinals Harrison girl,and then learned from another little W. S. E. A. 381 P'oadway. New XTTT that he was *ir.t only * Louisiana Texas ratines that of public opinion or of the public that she had seen a wagon Bearing fingers 8. York. a The Standard Oil Company has a large press. In fact, the more prominent nirl »"'r"'<:n" I^rd.hut rixliMra!csv*rel?n. The str#n«rth fields, said, interest in cardinals who name there. Then the officers got a deacrtptfca of *>f tr-* Fur**" to-dny <<= nor»! «rd <«nlr!tii^l- Its .;o.!s oil and. It Is plans are be- are well known to the world at large, are generally the Inside of the wagon from the. Harrison girl,and w»nkti*«p t«j"iv, ns for /»ent"Hes. the ing perfected for a pipe line to traverse that State the leaders of parties, and are for that very rea- ri^e-lon«r Territory likely found the wagon driven by Van Houten corre- Try fcr r*>lific!« inver&Kxtr, Within Rome, "the Missouri and Indian and peretrate the son the less to draw unto themselves thi sponded with It. Louisiana and Texas fields, making the longest suffrages of two-thirds of College. merge the Sacred They pipe line In tho wcrld. It will the products are the ones who have positive characteristics and Of all th**e fields at some point convenient for practically stand for definite refining policies, and for that AMERICAN SAILORS WELL BEHAVED. ei.!i>mei;t and purposes. reason they have awakened opposition to them- selves. Moreover, leaders are not always necessary in the Papal chair. Leo XIIIhas been so pre- — SHOT HIMSELF; PERHAPS INSANE. eminently an aggressive character, and his brill- Report of Excesses at Lisbon Exaggerated — iant mind has illuminated so many deportments June, Utica, N. July 28. Claude C. Recce, V.. twenty- church work, and his organizing htind has co- 34% of Slight Trouble Adjusted. two years old, of this city, shot himself last night. ordinated bo many church activities, that a quiet He called on a young woman early in evening placid, conservative man might easily Madrid, July 26.—Reports were published the quo maintain here of but did not find her. He returned to his the status for many years to come. The meek home and and humble Cardinal Cbiaramontl, excesses indulged in by sailors of the United States the shooting followed. His family say he was tem- who became at LJsbon. It la learned from porarily Insane. Pius VII. was far better fitted to withstand the tquadron Lisbon eagle-like aggressiveness of Napoleon Ithan that the affair which gave rise to the report was May, Cardinal Consalvl would have been, or a domi- unimportant, and that It has been satU:"a.ctorily 38% The Tyfold Collar SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE OPENS. nating spirit like Sixtus V would have been If adjusted. 1 the latter were pitted against a Napoleon there Jajnestowc N* V.. July 36—The midsummer Sun- would have been wreck and ruin throughout the LEAVES 150 DESCENDANTS. The picture shows how the day School Institute opened to-day with model Church. Moreover, In discussing the papablle, one is often Thomas Hynea, seventy years old, died yes- is cut out on each schools directed by Mrs. J. W. Barnes and Mrs. M. qualities aevaa April, collar side deceived in the of a cardinal's character. terday at his home. No. 1« Grand-st., 2 O. Kennedy, of Philadelphia, and Mlf-s J. L. Bald- Cardinal Pecci was ranked among the liberals, and New-Rochelle. to for a neck win, expected Hynes was born there and had I 9%T allow adjusting of Newark. The throngs of students spec- it was that he would a policy Mr lived In the and agreement establish tators crowded of with the Italian Government; but house In which lie died for sixty years. He had tie without springing the col- almost the children out. Dr. Will- the very first act of Leo lam Byron Forbush, of P.oston, urged graded Bun- XIIIwas to affirm Irrev- six eons and four daughtfrs. All married and had March, % lar open. The collar comes day schools ur.d Bible selections for tho various ocably the attitude of protest against me large families, and some of the grandchildren have 22 | usurper who ruled in the civil principality of the married and huve children. In all, Mr. Hynes front, Church. There is always a reserve In the ecclesi- leavei about 150 descendants. close together in itkeeps astical world in Rome that the outside world WEATHER TO BE FAIR AND COOLER. rarely penetrates, and consequently It knows little February, the tie in place and you don't of the great moving forces in the 20% yesterday changeable, Sacred College TO NEGOTIATE WITH THE CALKER3. cut-out Besides The weather was from These things have been said In order that too see the part. clear to cloudy most of the day. The temperature much weight may not be placed on any conjectural John J. Pallas, chairman of the rapid transit com. degrees; list of would be popes. Still It Is allowable to January, ticisretained just over the at S a. m. was 75 at noon. 84 degrees; at discuss may mlttee of the Central Federated Union, at yester. X7% the m., m., the chances various candidates have fejnon, which is aho kept out ofsight. 2p. 88 degrees, and at ip. 63 degrees. The and the characteristics that would seem best fitted day's meeting of the Central Federated Union made humidity was about normal, and at about 3 p. m. to the times and the difficulties before the Church the announcement that the subway contractors comfort willbeincreased Inch of rain fell. The The question of the Christian democracy is one were, The above percentages represent the gains In sales of Your summer .02 of on shower lasted of the great burntng problems. willingto give the pipe calkers another chance one, you'll thank us or.ly minutes, Socialism is a Ifyou weir and twenty and while it fell a westerly growing quantity in Germany and elsewhere. It by reopening negotiations. He asked the new dele- tot the itylc. Dealers «dl them. wind blew at the rate of thirty-six miles an hour. can be met In the best way by diffusing a deep gate fn.ru the calkers. weather to-day be and cooler. and widespread knowledge of the truest socialistic "Will jou accept this offer?"' The will fair To- principles among the people. Hence delegate hesitated, Brand, ew* fair, winds, the propa- The and then sal