The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-01
HE'S SURE OF A HAT
MoNsIGN0R sAT0LLI WILL SOON
BE MADE A CARDINAL.


onfcial Notice is Forwarded from the vati
can that the Beretta will be Forthcom
ing at the Consistory Assembling Abou,
the Middle of November CEREMONY will
Probably Take Place In December in
Baltimore Canadian Cabinet Ofiicerl
and the Seaiers' Indemnity-Mrs Waller
Presents Her Husbands Case.
Washington, Oct s1.-Monseignor sa-
TOLL has received official notice Of his
elevation to be cardinal.
The cablegram reached Cardinal Glib
bons at Baltimore this morning and he
left on the first train for Washington
to congratulate Monseignor Satolli.
Manseignor SatolH bore his honors
gracefully and quietly To the hearty
he responded with sincere expressions
Of thanks for the profound honor con-
terTed upon him.
DR.. Rocker, secretary of the delega-
ton, made this announcement:
Monseignor Satolli will be created
cardinal at the consistory assembling
about the middle of November. He is
DOT to go to Rome for the ceremony of
receiving the beretta at the consistory.
Cardinal Gibbons will be delegated TO
act for the pope in comforting it.
''Monseignor Sharetti, the auditor Of
The delegation, will act as papal able
gate at the ceremony consigning the
oeretta to Cardinal Gibbons for IMPOSE
lion. The beretta will be brought from
Rome by one OF the noble guard and
The ceremony will probably take place
Early in December at Baltimore. Mon
seignor Satolli will not leave America
but Will continue at the head of the le-
cation"
The exact date Of the assembling of
the conststory at Rome has not been an
nounced.
SEALERS' INDEMNITY.
Th5 Canadian cabinet officers. Sir
Mackenzie Bowel and Sir Charles Tup-
per, have gone home to Canada 1t is
Slated, that having given all OF the as
sstance necessary a I present to Sir Ju-
ian Pauncefote in the presen tation of
he claims Of the British sealers for in
1emnlty on account of the seizure of
yheir vessels, a longer stay here would
be useless. They had one informal and
one formal conference with Secretary
Olney and were received by the presi-
dent. Whether any advance has re-
suited IN the direction of their object
cannot be stated. AS the British ex-
press satisfaction at the progress be-
ing made in the negotiations, it is pre-
stunned that a new commission will be
named to settle the claims.
WALLER CASE.
Mrs. Waller. accompanied by her
counsel, Mr.. Langston, called at the
state department by appointment today
and had a long interview with Assist
ant Secretary Uhl, representing the case
Of her husband, ex-Consul Waller, dur
ing the course Of which she gave all the
facts connected with his arrest and sup
plemented her statements by affidavits
She showed that he could not have
stopped at Tamatave for the purpose
of becoming a. spy upon the French in
the interest of the Hovas. His deten-
ton there. she intimated, was due en-
tirely to Consul Wetter, and the letter,
she declared, was actuated by no mo-
tives of unfriendliness to her husband
Mrs. Waller said Mr.. Waller was kept
at Tamatave by his successr who insti-
tuted suit against Waller, in the inter-
est, as she alleged, of the Crockett
heirs, Waller being administrator Of
their estate
Securing judgment Wetter had Wal
Ter arrested and thus kept him at Tam
atave until his arrest by the French.
Mrs. Waller also dwelt upon the cond;-
ton of her husbands health which had
been, she said, precarious before he left
her. She said she feared from reports
received from him. that he was now
rapidly failing. She also said in reply
to a question from the secretary that
she had never seen the intercepted let
ters on which Waller was arrested by
the French.
LENZ'S NTURDERERS.
Minister Terrell has succeeded in NOV
ing the Turkish government to punish
the men who murdered Bicyclist Lentz
In Armenia. He has cabied the state
department that the Kurds and Armen-
'ans who committed the murder are 10
be tried at Erzeroum and that the
United States will be represented at the
trial by the British consul at that place
This official was the first person to
learn of Lentz's murder and as there
was no American consul in that vicini-
", he actively interested himself in the
case and reported the results of his in
vestigations 10 Mr.. Terrell
CUBAN SYMPATHY.
A mass meeting of Cuban sympa-
thizers was held at MetZerot hall to-
night. The crowd did not meet expecta-
tons. Corporal Tanner presided. The
feature Of the evening was the address,
by General Quesada, the Cuban patriot.
The other speakers were Simon Wolf.
W. A. Croffut, DR.. Rankin, president
of Howard university, and John r.
Joyce. Resolutions Of sympathy were
adopted.
Commodore Matthews. chief Of the
bureau Of yards and docks of the navy,
in his annual report estimates S2,124,-
149 as needed for new work. Among
the estimates are:
Mare Island. Cal.-Quay wall 1880, 900:
bridge TO Vellejo s205. 060: grading and
paving S11.475:: shipfitters shed $4,000:
storage sheds s10.1SS: sidewalks s5.6S4:
extension of roads $4,000: a new dock,
for which no estimate is submitted.
Port Orchard. Wash.-Machine shops
s27. 0S2; storehouse s19.904; reservoir
sl5,604: clearing up $50.
Don't forget the two eloquent Rs
Beekman and Baker-at the Auditor
ium tomorrow.