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SIXTH AVE, CORNER 10Th ST.
r. X. MACY q CO..
eth Ave, l3th TO 18th Sts
HARNESS AND HORSE DDS.

HARNESS AND HORSE DDS.
Our Harm, aiIA uursu 'o., are In the Annex
second nooT-eVcrything for the staLlc. the horN-,
the rider ana the driver al very much lower prices
Single Buggy Harness. rubber mountings. ISIS
Single Road Harness, hand -s.wed. double line.
Kay or lcNible saddles, bronze or rubber mount.
Single Collar and Hame Harness, English collars
b1SbS or n,d nSEf @SSn'Engd E.nd ss to
bras or silver mountlngs, HAT or beaded rein'.
Pes %HSTiq s sGE, !,S s'S .s .RJs;s & with bits com
Imported doubl. Reln Brides, complete with
Mems English Saddles mAdr OF D gskln. well
padded all length trees at siioe. 1886, S7.Sd
Women's English saddles made Of .plgsSn, fun
quilted pads, wide skirts. ss.ii, s2ss sS.?I
Crops. plain and buckhorn handles. malacci
S6ST. Sood S,iSkS M s'n N.,S S% a. ss, Sss .,,.
Linen Stable Sheets. S large "a assortment @ Of color,
'na LAP Rcbo, GosR' sds Of sGRe 70 wpcora or
covert. tailor stitched edges, s.. - to ts9s
domestic and Imported linen Lap Sheets. &c
Pure Gum lap Robes, plaid cloth backs. sold
DUCK co,,oH ana I gRa R WOOL ssee,s. large variety
OF coloTs and patterns strongly bound and
Cosehmens black Calf Hand Made Boots. de
tachable tops sold elsewhere at nsoo our price
FOR POLO PLAYERS
Polo Mslets. made Of malacca wood; heavy bass
wood, oak and other hard wood heads leather O.
rubber bound handles rawhide hand loops, u ss
and Ns7.
Basswood Polo Pals pei. dozen, HA
English puttce LegcnS, 81 az
PirSkin Newman. et Lcggins. 500
Regulation Riding Boots black calf, strictly hand
riding or Polo boots. patent or enamel leather
Harness made 20 order with rich exclusive and
beautifully designed mOunungs.
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| Time. i:i5 as.
| Poor start: won driving; Past, b, T., 3, by Bath
smpton-Bygonc owned By L, Z. Burridge.
DWIGHT ATHLETES WIN.

Good start won easily: Red knight. ch. C.. 2. by
Knight OF Ellerslle-Belle DAILY; owned by r "
Walden d Sons.
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selling: for two-yesr -olds; BY sub,cr,pt,onuo, h,
tio each. with 5000 added: allowances; four ana
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JOSEPH d. CARROLL, Gen. Manager.

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Fair start; won ridden out: Kennard b. C., 2
fery
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Roessier and Hassacher's bowfers played nv,
games In the Wholesale Drug Trade Association
tou rnament yesterday afternoon, OF which thrc,
resulted In Victories The scores:
FIRST oAME
National Lead Company-C u. Meek, l7o; Agnesu
lTs: r. Z. Meek. 10; Saunders, iti: Remble i5e
Total. T3l.
Roessler and HASslacher Chemical Company
Malsch. 1885, Tavcggi, 1875 Hanann. lS5. Bode. is5
Kuechler. ia Total. 7A
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The Queens County Handicap for three year -olds
ana upward; SO each, with 81 900 added. one mile
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EHE nAEnINAI,s uAr-

"iu this connection st may Be wen 70
state that the cardinals hat Is not intended
Tor wear. As IS wen known Il Is q red
hat, covered WITH cardinal red cloth orna
mrntnd with green tassel and band, with
u Uldc btim and low crown. lt Is about
SIS frrt iu diameter and i- held above the
hOau ut the candidate Wu.lC the ceremony
j. being performed. The ceremony which
follows Is simple ln Che extreme Upt Is per
foriued hy the pnti0 iu person ihc car.
1iual steps forward and tho pope places his
NHnd upon bis mouth, BY tile worry act of
withdrawali the nope signifies that hence
forward the new cardinal shall have a
right to speak I'M the deiibcratlve councils
uf the church
Alsr. Nar,mclU formerly apostolic dele.
gate 20 the United States was one OF the
candidates. There were two othersa Pole
aud an Austrian phc ceremony WAS yuu.
cuded hy the pope tutuuluE hts blessing
Whilst tue thousands u thn crowded chapel
come INTO ihe Chapel and lu frw moments
disappeared across the royal han and che
great pope entered his private apartments.
During the entire cerguony / WIS en-.
gagged entirely Tn contemplation of the won.
de,iui OLD man. bad forgoJteu that the
Wnll hack OF him was decorated with that
sublime creation OF the painters brush
MI.a9cl Augcio.S Last Judgment.
- "Whilc IN The city we spent some time
Seeing the landmarks one gets tho in.
preston from the uTst view ~ ST. Peters
1904 he crosses the TioCr ana looks down
npon = that j has been there centuries.
The mind is Allied with the history Of tho
world because Rome has ever been the
central part OF the worlds Affairs and as
ihe eye lights on this wonderful structure
the pantheon raised lu midalr, hls hfstpt,,
slips away from him and he feels that Il.
ot least has been o witness OF all the con.
hicts " the world He climbs "a the won.
aerful bail surrounding the dome and
looks out upon the Etcrual city He sees
tho Can't OHM hill In lhN distance no III
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NIT. ireland is not happy and ns,s.
The bone and sinew Of the land Il
loyal to the king Of England, az I
never Will be until the Justice and :.
Of English law are given to the kaI
their fullness and equal commerxl d
tunities are accorded 10 Irish aE.laa
We left Cork for Queenstown I'D N
ed the steamer Celtic. The great unss
on the hill at Queenstown, presldm d
guardian and protector over tAe mirls
harbor and beacon light Of fEtl b 4
departing pilgrim was the last thlngh q
as the ship bore away from land n
days and then Nantucket llght nj q
Fire island. Just here the battiesks
diana passed us on her war 70 N
colors proudly floating at her mAettss
IL WAS with JOY and gladness taH
caught the faint strains Of the Ets, a
gled Banner and right glad We N
ind ourselves beneath its folds n ~ u
country ON Gods great earth.
This is in substance what Fathsf I'd
said In conversation with 4 rcprsss3
Of The Post. One can not portray i I
type the picture impaired Of tie ~
slons recelved-elther in their lngSa'
ness or eloquence.
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80 IN ~ MlDnLr g..

A.
''1hc Impression as the spope approached.
borne high upon the shoulders o. tine chair.
bearers preceded by thc four fan men. T.
that enc f. back 70 The middle ages. 10 the
days OF Hiidcbraud. when the pope OF Rome
was not ouly the supreme spiritual tribunal.
but much Of q temporal dictator lie waa
carried by whilst the great crowd shouted
10 an the tongues Of the known world,
Long I've the pope. Next 20 nc was a
Mexican priest and bis mother. Just op.
posite was coal black negro, shouting n
French. heard English, Gcrmau. POLISH,
italian, Spanish Norwegian, Dutch and. 10
fact every spoken language.
AS Tho procession approached, the 30.
Zoo people cungregated In the royal hail
kuclt DO receive the beuedjcti0n. l pom this
ortasioD The pope Impressed nc as being e
very old man, There was nothing TO iu.
Leo NIL uuth one caught glance II his
wonderful eve aud the smile which a.
lWmluatud HIS utmost aiabustcr features.
Tvs cyps fairly blaze. As he was carried
ry q hush teil upon the vast audience and
intense silence prevailed throughout the
various ceremonies.
he bishop and myself entered the SIS.
Tine chapel. Whilst waiting for the cere-
Worits t0 commence we observed Ia the
diplomatic callcry the familiar faces OK
Judge William N Tau and Bishop OGor,
m1n, members of the American deiuga ION
to The vaicm for the purpose or discussing
lhp religious situation in the Philippine Us,
purpose of announcing and confirming tho
new cardinals. They had been notified OF
their election hy special mcsscuCcr and
tbry aere there 20 receive the hat.
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VISIT TO THE ETERNAL CITY
Father Kirwn's Graphic Description Of Journey TO
Rome and Back.


Grnnt. the pope believes In absolute OK.
actncss and he has frequently announced
that services win start at the moment and
not a minute after the time appointed ind
he. himself, sets the example.
Promptly at the stroke Of 10, the pro.
ccssiun started, the pope leaving his private
apartments Ia the vatican to 60 TO the
Sistiue chapel, where an the papa cere-
monies are held since the italian govern.
mcnt has taken temporal possession Of
Rome. His holiness was preceded BY repre-.
scntativcs II the various lay bodies OF
Rome thtn tile lay disnltarcs Of the papal
court ana the educational orders ~ the
church, ard the rcctors of universities Of
the various nations ~ rho world-bccaUge
every nation has a college nc the Eteru1i
city the heads OF religious orders aud the
bishops Of the world who are represented
az each one ~ the conslsturies. Bishop
Gallagher took part In the ceremony.
'Ihc scene presented ncyer-tO -hc-for-
gotten picture. Ia the procession were an
Tie cardngs resident o. Rome. the wonder
ful SWISS guards, wearing costumes de-
slgucd bv Michael Angelo, mud the napal
guards kcennc the crowd back as the pro
ressiun passed through tie royal hall,
which must be q quarter OF mile in lcugth.
The hallway ls forty feet Wide, and II was
crowded with people who desired to catch
Ae only glimpse ~ tle pope 20 sibie 20
the ordinary mity hectuse nils time is go
occupied that " be received an hc could DO
nothing else.
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THE WINTER CAR SERVICE
Superintendent Payne Says L MHh
40 0afa Thia OGnta,

Superintendent Payne Says Il WiH 81
to Date This Winter
General Superintendent Payne I
Houston Electric Street Railway cs1
said yesterday that the rolling ssea I
company was being thoroughly c'silf|
at the company's shops preparatsT q
winter traffic. Car No. II which sac
car, was turned ont yesterday ~ !
on the Congress avenue line Ne
as good as any OF the new css "
received and the work Il credh =
shop men.
Superintendent Payne said tns n
this winter would surprise the pHynn1
Is making arrangements to run " n
cars II possible. Several new tsn
were ordered some time ago are 81
to reach here within few az
immediately be placed In sefNeA
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+ IL
1--WE were alone with the none rhe ven.
enable old man WAS seated clad entirely
IN white az the end OF the apartment. As
we entered he rose TO his feet and said 10
loud. hrn voice Nicholas Aloysius Gal.
Iagher bishop Of Golyeston am glad TO
see YOU
When we approached near 70 him nc
nQde US 20 be seated ana instantly com
meneed 20 question the hishOp regarding
the spiritual condition OF his diocese. ne
was particularly anxious TO ascertain
whether the bishop had the respect and
esteem OF those who We're not Of the Catn'
Gle ialth and Inquired most sonc.tously
about devastated Galveston, this being his
nrst opportunity Tor expressing his senti-
ments 10 person. He said
bid you express to all the people OF
Salvesion and Texas, 10 an the people, ir
respective OF creed, my snlicltude aud my
sympathy Tor their distress He manifesto
ed knowledge OF conditions IN Texas
which was very surprising indeed ana Ia
qulred more lntelgently as regards Calves
ton-because this Is the seat % the diocese
than any other European that ever met
hls knoMltdge ot the wonderful CONNER
clu3 development thar has taken place in
Texas, his close inquiry concerning the ais
cofery OF Oh at beaumont aud his con
Negsatten GA the different interests OF Texas
which continued for The space OF about
half an hour, were very remarkable. Thg
audicnce WAS terminated az sign from 8hs
monslgnor iu attendance, and as we retired
the bishop frum South Chlna VAS usheret
INTO the nepr.s apartments 20 give az
soripiinp or his see ANA his work. As W.
came Ont We were confronted hy the bisnoI
81 san Luis potosl aad tho patriarch o.
Jerusalem had preceded us.
"onc can hNrulf conceive 81 the yas
amount q work the pepe has 70 do ans
Art he docs not employ a etenngraphfr
Tie receives Mis- rtporla verbally and die
tateA verbal erders. psaDite the fact tina
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THE VATICAN GALLERIES.

"Ws vls,t,d ibe vstr,, r,lio-i.g - orr
,.t.,.,.. ,,, a..,-t,... - ~.
''sA'e ana eN"l"'ueu CLOSELY the marvellous
ceiling OF the Sistne chapel and the Last
Judgment OF Angelo ON the wallis are
........t...- ,...
"'"a P,,N'' wy ~ ubNo' s'sH"Eeh' BOT
ttelH, koaselu' NhifiaudaJpo, others by
Raphael and his pupNs I'm the stapye al
pag,oif, az cI,,,,,, ~. ,-,,.,, 80, 49,
~ ',Hl5N' ~" SHihe anu ny
10 iDg,i on ~, 1n,,+t Pui''S M, ~
Ilg ivEs'e On vac vVutl OF bainaeu me
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Leo Is SO years Of age l came out OF that
apartment totally unconscious Of his being
an Old man. His vUicc Is firm ana ylgor
Gus; his tone is authoritatiye; his mien is
hugy, and his Undergraduates so minute
IN detail and his intellect so bright that
one utterly forgets MS age. A. holds his
age remarkably well. and Cardinal Satoln
with whom the people OF Texas are some
what familiar said 10 as afterward that
the phystGll ,Vigorgof the pope Is very re-
m0rkahie.s ne Is more forvcful intellectual-
ly aud physically. today than ne was TWEEN
ty-nye years ago when archbishop or
pcrugiR
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In referring 70 his Journey. Father Kir
vim said: eve left carly IN May for New
York and sailed Tor Naples. stopping ~ the
Azores aud Gihrutar ou route. ~ s. OK.
ceeding difficult to describe Gibraltar ID
is gigantic rock massive iu the most
literal sense.
BY courtesy extended through the
bishop q Gibratur. VIC were rendered IN,
freedom If the fort by the goycruol. Sin
george White There were 8UUO soldler.
mas ever hcon GA the rock. LOOKING down
1fuin tho top OF tho rmlucnrc ON the But
o. demarcaton thar separates English from
Spanish territory one munrl- nd ths c1uF.
age and Ingenuity ot thr ueoule Abip +,
J0ke from q dccrrpit power this wonderful
fertilization.
I'VE arrived at Naples on the 9th Of
dHilv' and spent some DAYS there sight
seeing. Tho most Interest puint. on eorll.e.
IS fompcll. We made Il close iusDrrti1u
OF the eNcuYated city They arc still ey'
,ugHuhg &C Pompcii and the ruined CITY
Htu speCiM ana particular interest tust
90 this time because In going out aud ,.ou.
ing back VIC were vpHdiug the diary ~ fha
pa Vicar Of Morne Hongc, with rs sim
pt EeC graphic description Of Martmmuc
We lcft Naples for Rome and arrived
yhc evening before die Cousi story We
tGgnq cards Of admission awaiting us az
city IN The dusk If the evening Far a,vNy
~ We came over ihe hills ave could Ia,
Ihe mnJesue dome of So. Peters Then al
az once We swung FROM behind thp hin
aud the Eternal city was hrf1re MS rnw
dlg i ieelt J felt as every one feels in-ig
niuahL j telt that Nc were going ovel
historic ground with wonderful gapiditF
re sariii soupd OF the traiu whistle as
peared 10 bf out ~ place. Nur,ousIv
eNpecieQ t TO awaken the dead of a8s
aVu nHd hsh pHsStng iu review DO
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''lhc conSstoy was announced fo, ,1
O'clock ana we Went carly ths f,ll,yy,n,
morning 10 thu yaueau. We cxpsrtca ia
Rave 10 wait for some time. ass Is custom.
"'F Al functions ana cTem9uials In the
states remarked That we might have
70 wait and a Roman porter said: YOU
surely don't hnow bis holiness the pope.
And II there is anything about Leo XIIl
tAa' Is particularly remarkable, g. IS his
promputndc IN an things. Like Geaeral
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Tell Me a Friend Who
Is Sick.
No Money is Wanted. Simply Let Me-
Send Him My Book.
. 49, n trIena go q sick.

You have friend who is sick
write ME his name That adjust card Send .
acto o. humanity.
Tell me whi book he needs,
will either cure pay all the cost Of hl 49,.
ment.
! viii At least do the utmost that medicine can do I wiz Il
the best fall but viii po \
penny d cost II do
1 will do at the
viii send order his druggist or .
bottles viii tell that druggist to m ~
it FOR month at my risk II It succeeds the $50
w pay the druggist myself
will leave the decision to
Don't say that this impossible lust as sar -.
years-donc It With hundreds Of thousands '
will u any difficult I only s.s j..
sick one to be with himself
always There capc ..
which But alone the when l Fan =
My show that Of each 20 =.
oner paid or the medicine taken That that
In each are this oner pO1.
There 80 chances IN 30 that can friend
Ny success is due lifetime effort. learning how
strengthen the inside nerves is this alone that cpe
aes the vital organs organ 5 when 1t has sprSis,
power back the power-that 1t Is Just fsa
giving o ngine that is weak
Ny book VIII explain it all
Every friend You lDs.
somebody who viii ind another well.
that friend my way
be successful My remedy claim
II did not such an offer this would bankrupt me IN
The sick one is your frend-a stranger to me- II am wus
do much won't write postal that he may "a
wellI
snp, state which book $:f s q q DE s g
want BSS o NO. No. On 3 TIE % S6nA
Box 545. Racine BOOB No for Men tseseal
At all druggists
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coliseum, the triumphal arch OF Traian
the Old temples W the gods and the great
pantheon ana he feels that he is NNng n
the past; that the centuries are troo1ing
before bim ana that the history of the
world Is being rcalized. He has come down
upon ST. retUys and has never noticed the
vatican palace ar his right and although it
is n structure containing 1000 rooms and
some single ones ~ them cover one half an
acre of ground, he does NOS conceive OF
its enormous Size
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al tho time Of appointment By Rome. the
center and soifce Of authority In the
Catholic church, every bishop takes an oath
10 make decenrial reports of the progress,
epieltual ard temporal, 81 his diocese, and
10 personally visit thu tombs " the hpos-
Tics IA Rome when making his report. IL
compliance With this solnen PROMISE ~.
Rev Bishop Gallagher OF the Galveston
diocese left carly ia May FOR Rome, ac-
csnrhnied ly Fathes James 81. kirsin,
st. Mary's cathedral, Galveston, who aeted
as his secretary. This Visit Is known Ia
caii0uical parlunce OF The church as the
adllIilna visit--to tho threshold OF the
apostolic churches Bishop Gallagher made
similar visit ten years ago. lis report
dealt with the growth mud progress OK the
diocese Tor tne past decade
since the bisnops last report, the diocese
OK Dailas has bccn cStlhlfeucI aud 10 cou-
sNqueEee that section, North and kaht
Texas comprising tno limits Of tAc new
diocese has been separated from the blsn
OPS Jurisdiction.
Despite tue uevastation OF the storm Of
1870 the report was a most favorable ouu
a representative of The Post visited
Father krNin at Che Galveston cathedral
last week for thc purpose OF lngmrag
about the visit TO Rome. In referring ~
the bishops report tather krwiu st1tad
that ine project OF the propaganda referred
aeNerai Times 10 fhr wonderful plp,o esg
% TEXTS, Nh@caa ,hc last report ihii-
Gated ioriy-iEe priests ln the territory vi
the Two dioccscN, the present report -uOwu
sixty-cighi witnin tii limits ui INC Gai.
weston diocese and i4l in the two didcesua.
speaking 10 thc growth nf enc church in
lcZas. NathNe klrWih said. "Ouc cam Ns-
ure On iherc being lWp Catholics IN each
priest That e tnc ordinary ruio Of the
church the world over As the report iuIi.
,atcs, there has boon q tremendous growth
~ the ehureh IN le1us. Where i5p rciis-
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rraoedv a shrvspoft

Shreveport. La. October s-Si
I.ongworth. a car repaireF. Ny
phoned his wife. from wAcn
separated, to order her coffin g
going to Kill her. He then psoas
her home. on Young place. tnis
the purpose OF carrying out en
Longworth's brother-in.lgw. IT,
Fuller, met him az the entt,1In ns ~
place and shot him dead. fnl@
cred and was released on poaos
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A GTIMPsE on coNrrNr.

owe visited Limerick and the Golden
Vale Of Tipperary and here we saw more of
contentment and prosperity than IN any
other portion OF Ireland. We saw the his.
toric rock Of Cssbel and it's wonderful
shape, dating from the Ninth century. the
old abbeys OF Holy Cross and Muckross
and Mongreth, whence the song Of prayer
and praise assembled In the days OF Holy
Ireland OF course, we were at Killarney
and saw all the landmarks. the Gap Of
Dundee. Kate kearney's cottage, etc, and
whilst there Que night at the Great South
ern hotel an Incident transpired that will
give an Idea of the exodus OF the native
irish and the Invasion OF the irreverent
foreigner. II was a divine night. The
moon shone brightly upon the placid waters
ot the lakes ana one could almost under
stand how angels fold their wings and rest
In that Eden Of the West Killarney
II noticed an old gentleman alone on the
balcony and walked over and engaged him
In conversation He told noe he had been
away from Ireland thlrty-nine years and
lived in Massachusetts. We talked for q
few moments and he said.
Oh! ireland has changed, Why,
walked in there this evening TO the dining
room and the program was printed in
French, What the dlvll would they be
using French forl They do be no French
men coming this way, ana I called to the
gossoon and said; What does this say q
ard, by the Saints, the waiter was a Dutch
mani Think Of It'll A French program and
Dutch walters at the Lakes OF Killarneyi
I'VE visited the exposition at Cork II
save one wonderful insight into the com
mercial possibilities OF Ireland, but Il was
simply a dream never to be realized A
some whisky and stout are actually me
total output or commercial activity IN the
south Of ireland and sad to saw that is
an tnat their English competitors will per