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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30

JoLiEr, Sept. gg.-rhe Rock River
conferences Of the Methodist Episcopal
church, comprising the northern p0r.
tlon OF Illinois, including Chicago,
adopted lengthy report today on the
public school question, declaring that
the public schools "aro the conscrva-
tors aud safeguards Of tho nation, that
no system VI parochial or church
schools can meet tho demands OF "a
general public school instruction. The
constant attacks OF the Roman Catholic
hierarchy are slowly but surely array
ing an antagonism against the most
cherished Institution Of our common
country"
Reference IA madeto tho uticrnnces
OF the Pope, 10 vafious Catholic meet
lnge, and particularly 10 the recent
German Catholic convention az Buf.
falo, which, says the report, announces
IT, purpose 10 secure home rule Ia all
matters Of education OF tho children Of
tho nation. eve stop not now to
speak Of other features Of It's plans for
the dlslntegration OF our ugtioualunIty
la language aud character. We know
well what its demand for home rule In
educational matters means"
The report cmphatically declares for
HOME RUIZ IN ALL MATTERS OF
: EDUCATION.
and the sustaining Of our public school
system-ihat home rule which forbids
the interference OF any foreign pope,
priest or poten.atc, forbiis coclesiasti.
cal, seclarian or sectional Interference
or the appropriation Of public money
for schools controlled for ecclesiastical
or fectarian purposes. The report de-
clnres that the conference will seek 10
secure such onnctmeuts by constitu-
tional aud legislative provisions "a shall
strengthen tho entire public school
system.
The conference favored closing tho
Worlds Fair on Sunday, aud adopted
report on the liquor question; regret.
ting, among o.hor things, the action Of
the United States Senate In refusing TO
cooperate with the nations OF Europe
In stopping the lIquor traffic In Africa,
and declaring tho existing political
parties unworthy OF tbs support Of
Christian people.
A paragraph was included dopTecat-
ing tue "spen,aclo Of the President Of
the United States lately crossing the
continent with n chest stocked with
liquors. rs reported In the newspapers, -
but Rev. Frank Bristol declared II n
shame 10 believe III OF tho President
simply because OF newspaper story,
and the paragraph was oxpunged.
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PursBuRo, Sept. e9.-rhr meeting
of tho Colorcd Democratic League Of
Pennsylvania wRs Intended by dele
gates representing thlfty.ilvc clubs In
tho State. An address 10 the 1000
c0lored voters Of the State was prc.
pared appealing 10 them 10 organize In
every county for tho purplse OF pro-
tcctlng and Advancing their Interests
Ia common with the whole people upon
such tcfmsa a. ahRll b. ing them a proper
recognition Ia indus, lnl and political
Offices, opposing pr tciivc tari1, etc.
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mother Narrowing Description Of the
Situation Ia the Cars
Country.
THE INHABITANTS rAr THE
WLEsr STUFF.
Thirteen Districts Suffering from
Famine.-Oppression by the
Government.
by Telegraph 10 tho Snwst
IN russia.



LoSpoS, Sept. GA dispatch from
81, Petersburg 10 tho Telegraph de.
.crlbInsthc situation In Russia arising
from the failure Of crops ana detailing
the narrowing incidents Of the famine
now prevailing, says that not for ccntur'
les haa such widespread distress been
recorded. The Tcicgrdph's correspOn.
dent says the authorities have delayed
taxing any action TO relieve tho distress
until IL was too late. Ia addition TO
the scarcity Of food, which has caused
untold suffering, the distress Is inlcn.
riiied by AN enormous number OF I'M
usually disastrous fires throughout the
famine stricken district. In many dis.
triots entire villages are destroyed.
Added 10 this came the cattle plague.
Thousands OF bead Of cattle have per.
ished, aud many families have thus
lost their only means Of subsistence.
What little food IA possible for the
peasants 20 obtain IN Of the viicst de-
fcripllon, but 40 sharp arc the pangs Of
hunger that they gladly eat stuff that
nj other times they would not touch.
Heavy rains have fallen and the ground
IA 20 soaked with water that the p0ta-
toes arc rotting. The price Of potatoes
has already doubled, aud Il still rising.
Tho peasant boards have sent petition.
10 the ministry praying that taxea aud
arrears Of taxes be wiped out.
A circular has been Issued by the
minister Of the interior which euumer.
AteJ thirteen governments In which
tho people are completely famine
stricken, and eight In which partial
hmiue prevails. The great fair, which
4 annually held nj Mini Novgotod,
ami attended by merchants and deal.
cfs from all parts OF Russia, was n
failure this year. This was due to tho
enormous number OF bankruptz and
their consequent withdrawal from
tfaIc. In many villages the peasants
have nailed up their huh and have
lott their communes TO scour the
country In search ofwork. Hundreds
OF them have failed In their search,
and are begging along the roadside.
In numerous cases the sced.corn, which
was furnished tho peasants by tho
government, has been eaton Instead
Of being planted, and tho land Is lying
fallow.
Notwithstanding the terrible condi-
tlon OF the peasants, taxes continue TO
be extorted from the starving people.
Everything il taken from them 10
satisfy tho dcmandr OF tho tax
gatheron. Where peasants display
any unWilllngness TO pay tho taxes,
the collectors resort TO phygical means
TO ex,ort tho money from them. Tho
knout Is extensively employed by the
on stalls n the tax.collecting depart
ment OF Russia.
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L0SpoN, Sept. .O.-rhe Brltlsh
steamer "Clty Of Lincoln" at Dundee,
from Montreal, Sept. 25lh, ran into n
hurricane. Her cattle billings on deck
We're smashed and many cattle In the
deck pens washed overheard. Others
were killed ana n number injured. The
vessel presents n siosening sight, and
there IN no doubt that the Incidents OF
this voyage win be used Us arguments
In favor 81 placing closer restrictions
upon the transatlantic cattle trade.
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The mexican rrcs. Prosecuted.

sr. LOUIS, Sept. 90.-Advlcos from
the CITY OF Mexico say that the pefte-
cuiion against tho pres has cUm-
monced again. Several Journalists
have boon thrown into the dungeons
u Bvlena, and moro viii probably fol-.
low.
The assertions OF MIR. D,basa 10 sew
eral papers In the United StEtos, that
the State Of Chlapas Ia Ia revolution
ary condition, and had fx generally,
l. wholly untrue. Chaps Is one Of the
most orderly and ilouriahing States In
the republic.
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NFw ORLEANS, Sopt 2a.-The Ti1ie'.
Democrot San Anlonla, Texas, special,
rays that u IL pretty well undoratgod
along the frontier that Calafiuo Garcia,
who was supposed 10 be- tho leader NJ
the recent alleged revolution against
the Mexican government never crossed
the Rio Graude, but remained sa:c on
this side, while tie dcludrd converts
q hls fiery cditorials Invaded Tamauii-
pas 10 be- shot at 10 j. sald that he
was seen ON the train Saturday, and ~
now probably Ia some Northern city.
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SAN FnAscnCo, Sept. 20. - Tho
steamship Australia" arrived this
morning, seven days from Honolulu.
Tue native ncwspapor printed an
article September 18th, attacking some
Prominent percentages In the kingdom
on political grounds. The editor Of
the paper was arrested and the ofllce
closed.
The plantation owners are rejoicing
nj the rains which have fallen almost
daily nj Kanai for two weeks prior to
The steamers leaving Honolulu.
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HAMRURo, Sept. 29.-The trouble
between the officers aud crew of the
chilean ship "Plnto" which II Mt
present mo0ted IN the river Elbe has
broken our nfresh, The crew Is mu-
tinoue aud the captain, unable Ia Gu
force discipline, appealed 10 the au-
lhorltlps. Tho latter decided that II Is
not within their province to board the
war SHIP or q foreign nation 10 assist
her officers.
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WAsHIsoToN, Sept. 90.--Dlrector Of
the Mint Leech learns that large de.
poslta OF foreign gold are being received
NJ the United States assay office In
Now York, amounting yesterday 10
Sj5O,00O This 10 but fraction Of the
gold being shipped 10 this country, as
tho bulk VI the shipments consist Of
our own gold coin being sent back.
The director has a plan 10 stimulate
tho importation Of foreign gold which
he will shortly submit 10 the secretary.
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NEw YORK, Sept. 2O.-The Herald's
Valparaiso cable says { il not genor-
ally beloved that tho evidence OF IN.
feeling towards the Americana viii he
kept up, except on The part of pot
valiant blowers, aided bva few news.
papcrH aud urged On by the British
element, who are absolutely lniniical 10
the people Of the United States. The
1rm attitude OF the United States will
stop any nonsense, especially II the
iirmness be backed by the presence Of u
few OF the White squadron.
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piuLADELPHIA, Sept. 20. 3D. The
Swltchmen's Mutual AID Association
nj todHy's convention iud0rrd the
action OF the Grand Ilodgc, the officers
Of the past year nud tie p1aiilDu M the
SritohmeH's Journal with reference 10
tho trouble with the tralnmon'- order.
This constitution a. amended IL
modelled UPON thst o. she Federated
order Of Railway Employs. The
grand officers were ro.cl,ci.d. The
financial report showed the order 10 be
Ia n ilOurlAhing condition.
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DESvER, Colo, Sept. -. - The
Democratic State Convention met to.
day 10 nominate a candidate for Chioi
Justice Of tho Supreme Court and
adopt n platform. Judge L.. NJ. Cod.
dard, Leadyille, received the nomina.
ton.
Tbs convention broke the record for
Quick work. meeting ut II q. IN. aud
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OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 29,--ln tho
House today Thompson, minister OF
lundco, stated that Thomas AlcGreevy,
member VI Quebec, West, having been
gulltyo nj contempt u the authority Of
the House Ia falling 10 answer IL
summons, should 10 expelled. The
motion was seconded by Foster, min.
iaior u finance, ana agreed TO without
diylalOn,
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MADRID. Sept. 2a.-A Carlist faction
AT Pucnta De Ia Roma, Ia Navarro,
has rlaen ngainst the old Carllals In
Clran Quimiuefau. Tho two parties,
headed by women anu armoi with
fowllng pieces and old muakst..
marched Into the opon today aud tx.
changed fire, several persons being
wounded. The comhi.hnis were
finally dispersed by the gcnisnnrs.
Isolated lighting, however is cou.
uuued.
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PITTsBuR0, Sept. 90.-'rho largest
oil well struck In this country was
opened today In tho McCurdy field,
eighteen miles west Of here. The well
started Oh nj .he rate Of 800 barrels per
hour, and IL now estimated 10 be doing
10000 barrels day. An ex port MEAS.
urment cannot be taken, a. more than
half the product Is going TO waste, on
account OF insufficient tankage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 20,-In accordance
with tho action agreed upon nj tho
national convention Of the Brother
hood NJ Photographers, that order and
thp order NJ Railway TalegAphors
were last night merged Into one, the
books, etc, Of the brotherhood being
turned over 10 the other.
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Hecons,ruciion Of the Canadian Cabi
ng4.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 20 - Il IL
learned on excellent authority that the
reconstruction OF the cabinet viii take
place almost Immediately. Tho posi-.
ton Of tho minister OF public woTls
Will be tilled by the appointment Of
Peter White, present speaker OF the
house, who win be succeeded by j. T..
Wont, member ~ Parliament.
CARING, minister OF agriculture, viii
resign and be succeeded by Hugh
John Mcdonald, son Of tho late Sir
lain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-30
4 Woman Appears NJ the House OF a.
~. warden

HANOVER, y. j., Sept. eO.--La,e
last night "a woman with veil over
her face and wearing 70 long circular
cloak, went ~ the house. VI A.. IA.
Warden, father OF Christie Warden,
recently murdered by Frank Alny,
and without any preliminary said
81 came up here 10 stay tonight. /
want 10 zee CnrtAtic'a bed. / am "a
fricnd.u
Tho family were startled, but al.
lowed tho woman 10 come Into tho
house. She said she would explain la
the morning. Oscar Warden, a brother
Of \. H.. Warden, noticed that the
visitor had u masculine appearance,
and suddenly he seized her hands. Az
ter a sharp struggle the circular was
removed, disclosing person Ia iull
evening attire.
Tho Intruder then declared TINT she
was DE-. Mary Walker. Sho became
excited, aud said that she had come to
save Andrew Warden's life, and
would make a further explanation In
the morning.
The family were still suspicious, and
concluded 70 1T up with the woman
until morning. Oscar Warden felt w
confident that the person was a woman
who Ind cOnfcdcrntcs about, that he
aud a neighbur stood guard nll night
before tho house, armrd with shotguns.
About q. ma. steps were heard by the
outside watchers, hut the barking OF a
dog frightened away whoever made
them. The alleged DR.. Walker made
some attempt 10 Identity herself by
showing two receipts for registered
Letters bearing the name OF Df. Mary
Walker, some baggage checks from n
Boston hotel, also $40 In cash. Per.
sons asserting that they know DR..
Mary state that this person IL not she.
Tho Intruder later volunteered that
"rhis Almy they have arrested Is not
the man who killed Christie WaTdcn.' -
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A aR,HD nASauEr.
rho roreigu rnir Comaissionsr,
Entertained.


CHICAGO, Sept. GA royal fore.
taste OF hmcficn's welcome 20 the
Worlds Fair ln 1903 was given o..
night at the Palmer House, when the
grand banquet, rendered 10 the visit.
Ing foreign commissioner, WINS A..
tended by nearly three hundred NJ the
clty's most eminent business and pro-
fchsiolll men. The commissioner
have been In Chicago about ten days
investigating tic plans and prospects
Of the Worlds talr, and hauquriF
have been rendered them on every
all ~ predecessors. President baker
0f the Worlds Fair directory presided
NJ the feast, and nt the table with him
were Sir Henry Wood aud Mr.. James
Dtcdgc, representing Great Britain;
Herr Wetmuth, imperial commissioner
from Germany, Dr.. Emil 6eyoT, royal
commissioner from Denmark; the
Chicago officials who recently Travelled
abroad In the Interest OF the expedition,
and thoepeukers f'he evening. Other
quests were placed u! similar tables
ground tho room. Gorgeous floral
OF the banquet hall not occupied by
guests or edihlca. The magnllcence
OF the banquet has seldom been Tiyaletl,
at least In Chicago.
Addresses wera male by the foreign
commissioners, benjamin Butlerworih,
Lyman j. Gage and l., q. Mason.
Tho banquet was tho climax Of an
important day, h notable event being
that tho elites for England's and Der.
many's buildings were finally awarded
aud Dennafk'a plans were completed.
Herr Wcrmulh asked In addition 10 tho
regular site that space be granted In
the Midway PlaisAnra for the construc.
lion Of u German village.
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About the Cattle Quarantine At
blaine.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-rhe secrs-
tnry OF agriculture has informed the
secretary Of the treasury that ~ seems
impraotlcable at this writing TO estab,
lish cattle quarantine station Mt
Blaine, Wash, 90 requested by the
residents VI that State.D
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LosDoN, Sept. e9.-The firm Of
Arthur Levy n Co., merchants, with
branches at Liverpool, Manchester and
Bradford. Ia In difficulty, though stlll
filling contracts. They have not stopped
payment, pending tho Issue OF a State
mpnt tomorrow.
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HARRISBURG, Penn, Sept. a9.-Tho
Joint legislative committee to invest.
gate the offices Of tho state treasurer
mud attorney general today adopted
resolutions recommending that the
United States law regulating public
iunds he adopted, and that tho inquiry
10 confined TO the conduct Of the pres.
enI auditor general, State treasurer
and cashier.
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smallpox breaks oui Among immi.
grants.

NEW YoRiS, Sept. 2D.-The Belgian
steamer "Warslaud" lett Antwerp
August goth with 500 steerago pas.
hengers. Smallpox broke out on the
voyage, ana on the steamers arrival
here tho patients were quarantlned.
Today two caseh OF smallpox broke out
again among her lately landed pas.
aengers.
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BERLIN, sept. 20.--lteturns received
from thu various agricultural societies
throughout tho empire show that thu
total of summer aud winter wheat
crops VI Germany amount 10 u, il7, 1iO
double quintals against ld529, 0OI las,
year,
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III. Remains OF brand Duehe-, rsui.

Sr. PETERSBURG, Sept. 29.--Tho re-
mains OF the Grand Duchess Paul ar
rived this morning from Moscow. The
roilin containing the body Of the Grand
Duchess was borne 10 the Cathedral OF
81. Peter and 81. Paul ICY the ear and
other members " the Royal family. A
grand requiem mass was then celebrnt.
OF. All the foreign diplomats were
present,
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San FRANCISCO, Sept. 2O.-Chinese
advlces say that pirates have burned
the village Of Tfungha, on Black river.
They attacked the village OF Luong,
but were repulaed, some being Killed.
Al Haldu tue pirates had two engage.
mentg with the civil guards, In which
f0rty-seven OF the pirates were Killed
and the Others driven back. They have
been committing many other dsproda.
tons.
Further particulars from tho scene.
OF the recent riots state that much alarm
IL felt by foreign residents.
Terrible hailstOnns are reported In
parts OF Song Chow, doing great a am.
age. ono village had every house
levelcd 10 the ground.
Heavy rains andaoyclone at shhng-
hal carly in September nnroofed
houses and blew down trees. Five
lives were lost.
a terrible IRE has occurred ut Chung
King and another at Marking.
a nRirHH oFpioER ARRESTED.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-Tho Ttpiss pub.
fishes dispatch from Shanghai saying
that the Chinese government will not
loo able TO control tho HunaneA tt0ops,
unless fleet IA dispatched to the scene
Of the troubles. a British customs
officer named Mason has been nrrciled
by the Chinese government. II Is
alleged that no wanted nrlt 10 gain tho
conddcncc OF the government, learn
what action Il was proposed TO take,
and then butrny the secret 10 tho riot.
ers. 10 IL stated that the Chinese iron.
clads nro unable 10 ascend the Yang.
to'lSiang, aud will be detailed 10 pro.
tcct Shanghai and tho coast towns.
Rr8poSsE 10 a CHINESE EOTE.
An Identical notc has been issued by
England aud Germany In response Ia
"a mote Issued by the Chinese govern.
ment, In which the Pckin authorities
promised TO protect tho lives nnJ prop.
crty Of Foreigners Ia China. In thil
note England aud Germany state that
only evidence OF accomplished facts
VIII satisfy the powers.
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SAuIr STR. MARIE, Mich, Sept. 90.
During a heavy gale last night tho
tug 'tBertha Endress" went down near
Mamnise with six men on board aud
all we're drowned. The storm, which
was very severe, Ia stlil raging.
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A GREAT SENSATION.
The Catholics naye PROPAGATION Con.
corning GermAuy.

BERLIN, sept. GA statement has
been caused by an article In the Wutz.
burg Fronktschcr P0lk5ian, Catholic
organ, proposing diainiegralion OF
the German empire and the re'ostah-
llshmcnt Of the presidency o. the EN-
pOrOr OF Austria.
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WAuusGroN, Sept. e0.--Thc Siatc
ton relative To the reported outbreak
In Guatemala CITY, Guatemala, on the
18Th inst. The latest Information rc-
celvcd nj the bureau Of American re-
puhlics from tho city Of Guatemala
was contained IN a letter dated the
lith, the day before the fighting II
said 10 have commenced. II made no
alluslon 10 amy impending trouble.
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DEMOCRATS MEET.
"A SOUND. sArE ARD coHsIs.
TENT POSITION"



The uas.s.l,usett. patrIst- Adopt q
Platform nnd form - riched
woRcIsrER, Mass, Sept. 1.-The
Democratic State convention was called
70 order this morning by Chairman
Corcornn OF the state central commit
tee. lilo made short address. Com
mittecs were appointed and the conycn.
ton permanently organized by the
choice Of Hon. 4. A. Collins, Bo1ton,
~ chairman.
Tho Chairman, In course OF his
speech, while speaking on the trpub.
lean party, said: "IhU present COM
plant Il that there has been large
coinage OF silver. The dollars are
worth NJ bullion or "a merchandise
only eighty cents npiece, sud the fear
IL that the continued coinage, or worse,
a larger coinage Of them, VIII danger.
ously initiate the currency aud ulti'
mately drive gold out Of circulation.
Ncar ago the treasury was c0lning NJ
tho rate VI two million dollars a month
VI these eighty cent dollar, ami tue
demand GU the part OF sound finan-
clerH was that tho o0inagr should cease,
or that something should be done 10
INSURE n lAfit1 ui tue tliFtf NoliAf WIN
the gold one; but the administration
had iieht duo the silver men In tho
far West, a. well AZ 10 Iron and wool
mon, and 20 other monopolisie,
~ tho silver men demanded payment.
The result was tho Sherman act"
The Republican. resolution adopted
recently here Mt n convention, coupled
with the vote u their representatives.
In last Congress, means that the Re-
publican position hoto IN not hostile 10
any silver bill, short OF free coinage.
This pusition IL dangerous.
In closing tho speaker said; awe
occupy a sound, safo and conelstent
position aud the vote Of the people this
fall, n cast for our candidates, VIII
strengthen the hands and enlarge the
Influence Of the Democrats who take
their seats In tho House next DO.
oomber."
william Eustla Russell Of Cambridge
was renominaied for governor.
The committee ON resolutions then
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RonE, sept. ga grand and i'm.
pusing religious ceremony took place
this morning In 81 Peters Church.
For aomu days past the Pope has been
receiving bodies Of religi0un pilgrims
from various countries and the city
was filled with the doyout, many NJ
whom have Travelled long distances 10
pay honor TO tho earthly head ~ the
Catholic Church. When it was an.
nouncei that tho pope Ia pcraOn would
celebrate low mas. this morning great
eagornuss was manifested by throngs
Of pilgrims 10 attend tho services.
Sixty thousand pcrsOuB were IN The
church. Al $40 O'Clock tho Pope was
carried 10 tho throne VI the pOntincal
altar. He carried In clthor hand fans
which resemblud beautiful palm leaves.
~ the head Of the Procession entered
tho church the trumpea Of the Swiss
guard hculdod the Popt's approach.
As the fopc was borne along above the
heads Of he assembled thousands, no
raised his hands and bestowed he no.
diclions right aud ten until he reached
the altar. The greatest cnthu slasn
prevailed.