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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-13

at RieSe, province of Venice, June ,,
1885. He was very learned in the ec-
clesiastica doctrines, is modest, en-
ergetic, a good administrator and or
ganizcr. patron of the arts and his
seriousness always has been proven
bial.
Cardinal Sarto belonged to the ec-
clesiasticaI congregations of bishops
and regulars, sacred rites, iudul-
gences and sacred relies. He enjoy
ed great popularity in his diocese.
lie is honored BY all for his purity,
for the strict uprightness of his life
and for liberal ideas. He is modest
and agreeable man, highly cultivated,
very kind hearted and still strong
and robust in spite of his IS years.
lie has never taken great part in the
political and public life of the church,
but divided his time in study and
good works.
Although most faithful to the Holy
See he was presented to the king and
queen Of Italy in Venice. He was
considered among the more liberal
members of the Italian episcopatc
and sacred college. 1t is said that
Leo NH sided with him on one occa-
sion when Sarto disapproved of Ram
polIa's policy.
Plus Y was only % when he was
consecrated a priest al Castel France,
acting afterwards for nine years as
coadjutor to the parish priest of
Tombolo, province of Padua. a small
village OF $3.50 people, who were the
first TO appreciate his virtues. His
kindness was untiring. He sought to
fill their wants and never a murmur
was heard when he was called in the
middle of a winter night to a death
bed which proved to be nothing of
the kind He gave freely of his very
small means until he often went
without meals himself, but he kept
many poor family from starvation.
In 1873 he was elected chancellor of
the bishopric OF Treviso. then spir-
itual director of that seminary. Judge
of the ecclesiastical tribunal and final
Iy vicar general.
Pope Leo. who had highly appre-
ciatcd his clevcrness, piety and mod
esty. appointed him in November
1854, at the age of 40 years, bishop of
Mantua, where he remained nine
years. until 1898, when he was made
cardinal and appointed patriarch
of Venice. He there distinguished
himself as a thorough reformer, sup.
pressing all abuses, restoring the
dignity of the clergy and the earnest.
ness of religion. TO him is due the
revival of a Gregoran chant in the
beautiful churches overlooking the
lagoons, and to him IS due the strict
return to liturgic rules.
Sarto became the idol of the Nene
tians. When his gondola went
through the canals the people rushed
on the bridges and along the sides oi
the canals, kneeling and saluting, the
women eXclaiming God bless the
patriarch
The election of the patriarch OF
Venice was unanimous. After Mon
days ballots il was foregone con
clusion that he was the only candi
date sufficiently acceptable to all tc
secure the necessary two-thirds
which the laws rr the church require
One of the cardinals said last night
that he believed Plus y would follow
the broad lines OF Leo's policy, al
though not likely to accentuate it
This voices the general feeling here
which is one of satisfaction.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-13
a Humane Order.

Washington, Aug. S.-The secretary
of war has issued a general order de
signed to prevent cruelty to horses in
the military service. 1t is as follows:
ANY alteration in the length or
shape of the tails, names or forclocks
of public horses by docking, banging
or clipping is hereby prohibited and
only such reasonable trimming and
plucking as may be necessary to pre-
vent shagginess of appearance will be
permitted A."
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-13
GIUSEPPE SART0.
COnclaye Elected Him Pope on
Seventh Ballot.
The New poutIR II 6s Years of Age
and L. very Popular I'm Venice
where He was Bishop
He Assumes the Title
OF Plus y.

Rome. Aug. 5.-The conclave after
being in session for four days yes
terday elected Giuseppe Sarto, pa
triar,h Of Venice, as pope to succeed
Leo Nil and he now reigns at the
Vatican and over the Catholic world
as Plus Y.
His election and the assumption of
his holy Office were marked by a
striking demonstration and impress
sive ceremonies at the Vatican.
Cardinal Giuseppe Sarto was born
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-13

Hartford, Conn, Aug. 5.-Oliver
T. Sherwood, the cashier of the
Southport national bank, who is
charged with embezzling funds of the
bank to the amount of $l0O.OOO was
arraigncd before Judge Platt in the
United States district court last
night He entered plea of not gull
ty and was bound over to the August
term of the court under bonds of
G25 600
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-13
Ise Has the Right Tdea,

Albany, y. y. Aug. 6.-Judge
Gregory, in the county court yester-
day, in rejecting 10 applications for
naturalization papers created prece-
dent by saying: II will not natural
ize any person who comes before me
and is unable to speak the English
language sufficiently to make his
MnniS known"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-13
A Rrenkin strikers, Ranks.

Phlaf r'ph, p, Aug. S.-The first
brcaK in the ranks of the cloth wcav-
ers who are on strike along with the
other teXtile workers occurred Fri
day when the employees of the SaXony
dress goods mill voted to return TO
work on MnndnY.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-08-13
SCHWAB RESIGNS.
VIM. u. Corey UnanImousIy Elected
President of the United States steel
Corporation.

New York, Aug. 5.-The resignation
of Charles NJ. Schwab as president of
the United States Steel Corporation
was rendered and accepted at a meet
ing of the directors yesterday. Will
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-20


6 evening the Beretania Kalihi plants
supply Honolulu with most of the
power purposes will be shut down. owing
failure the Legislature pass the department
emergency appropriation items The city will then draw its
supply the Nuuanu valley, the daily
supply will dwnde from 100000 to 100000 gallons.
The close down the pumps made yesterday
Superintendent Brown the engineers
refused work until their salaries for the
paid They have already missed three
pay days. which every weeks there being fund
upon Superintendent Brown could the
bills.
There only regular engineers for the Bere
the Kalih plant. The last Legs
appropriation for the payment of
additional engineers and the Superintendent
compelled pay these employees from the incidental fund.-
which long been exhausted The Superintendent has
managing his disposal closely possible
has reached point where he do nothing
When the two plants shut down this evening only the
main portion of the city will have water supply which will
necessarily be limited the levels will suffer famine
shortly valley weekly supply
evening Legislature shows disposition
relieve valley residents College
Hills will go without indefinitely
"The city of Honolulu is practically at the of
fire." said Superintendent Brown yesterday "or with both
pumps suse only 100000 per day draw FROM the
fire department would be crippled. If it to pinch
would take off my coat and fireman of the
while the regular paid engeers could do their
and could get the pump going during fire. but that is
certainly far from being satisfactory that the
water would be plentiful just the time it most needed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-20
ODD FELLOWS OPEN BOX
TAKEN FROM CORNER STONE

After incident the initiation of members
the lead box which, April 20, 1852 had epd the
of the Odd Fellows building Fort street. opened
officials of Excelsior lodge the presence of large attendance of
the members.
1t impressive ceremony although the gathered about
the depository of the younger generation, of them the
of those whose included in lists deposited the box
Everything excellent preservation
The first thing box walls had been
by Noble Grand Pet the Bible which had been presented
for the by The book undmed by age
and was In excellent shape.
Following this the poster announcing the Incl
dent the laying of the The program of the exercises
given and the history of the ceremony complete
card containing which sung the occasion fol-
lowed and with this the booklet containing the bylaws and rules
of the lodge well second book with the bylaws of the Poyne
sian encampment
The Commercial Register Hawaii with Commercial Calendar
brought clippings from the Commercial Advr
er and Poneian containing the house statistics and those
of the port for the years from 1843 to 1859
copy of Advertiser of date April 2 1852
the find many history Of tie
Islands read from Copies of the Friend and the Poynesn
the box well copy Of the Volcano Supplement OF e
Commercial Advertiser which had complete history of the volcanoes
and the story of the eruption the volcano of Mauna Loa There
was also a copy of Kahae Hawaii.
The address B. the Noble Grand the
OF the laying OF the followed by copy OF @
original dipensaton under which the lodge worked
Excelsior lodge and the Polynean
uncovered with the former being that
there lodge the time history of the
lodge included well statement of the finances and the
up building fund.- and It's size and the
conditions surrounding it.
interesting relic sheet containing notes for
SO S. being the first paper issued in Hawaii at Kooa
Plantation by Ladd Co. The last thing found was
volume containing the proceedings of the Grand Lodge OF America
held in Baltimore, In September 1858
carefully kept together and viii be preserved
in the archives of the lodge
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-20

survive me the sum of two hundred
and fifty dollars (S250) in equal shares
If more than one. The said william,
Robinson is distant relative OF my
wife.
! To-. I give and bequeath to each of
the children OF Mrs. julius Henkeri-
US, born Ella Coady OF the town Of
Alameda, State OF California, United
States OF America who shall survive
me the sum Of two hundred dollars
CseOO).
IL. give and bequeath to each OF
the three children Of Samuel MaheIo-
ma late Of Honolulu. deceased my
former employe who shall survive me
the sum of one hundred dollars ($100).
u. give and bequeath to each of
the children Of Hiram Kolomoku my
employe who shall survive me the sum
of one hundred dollars (s100).
IS. give and bequeath to Miss Re
lbecca Thompson of Honolulu. cousin
of my wife, should she survive me the
sum of two hundred and fifty dollars
(s25O).
IA. I give and bequeath 20 Miss
Hannah Tate Cor TaiO of Honolulu.
cousin OF my wife should she survive
me the sum of two hundred and fifty
dollars ($250).
Is. give and bequeath to Paul
Muhlendorf my employe should he si--
vive me the sum OF one thousand dol
lars Cs1.0OO) for faithful services rem
dered.
IS. I give and bequeath to Samuel
Dwight my employe should he survive
me the sum Of two hundred dollars
CS2O0).
(s2oo) for faithful services rendered.
IT. I give and beqUeath to Hiram
e,1,r he crr-
vive me the sum Of one hundred dol
lars (S10O) for faithful services rem
dered.
Is. I give and bequeath to Robert
Fuller my employe should he survive
me the sum of one hundred dollars
(s1OO) for faithful services rendered.
10. I give and beaueath to Kahoiwai
nv employe should he survive me the
sl1rn of one hundred dollars (s100) for
faithful services rendered.
80 I give and bequeath to Edmund
LIE eros my employe should he survive
me the sum of one hundred dollars
(s1OO} for faithful services rendered.
21. I give and bequeath to Mary lie
Gros. daughter OF Edmund LIE Gros,
should she survive me the sum OF one
hundred dollars ($1oO).
% I give and bequeath to Samuel
William Spencer my employe should he
survive me and be in my employ at
the time of my death the sum of one
hundred dollars (s100l for faithful ser
vices rendered.
%. I give and bequeath to each of
the Hawaiians and part Hawaiians en-
ployed in my Lumber business at the
time of nv death who shall have been
so employed for four consecutive years
next preceding that time the sum OF
twenty-five dollars (s25).
"a give and bequeath to each OF
Continued on page -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-20
Ills Adopted Son George Is Cut
Off With the Sum of
One Dollar.
Some Small Bequests to Public institutions and
Personal Friends But the Bulk of the
Fortune Goes to the Widow.

The will of the late Samuel c. Allen providing dv
of of and quarter million dollars filed &
probate yesterday estate after small
bequests charity relatives ard employees left to the
The adopted George c. Allen said be in Seattle
without dollar the makes conceamnt of his
reason for disnheriting him.
September s. 1900 and is witnessed by George
Robertson E A. Ross William A Kinney. The widow,
Bahsheba NJ Aen petitions for the probate of the WILL and asks
of issued herself j. O. Carter NJ p.
Robinson and Paul Muhlendorf, named in the will
The said of the Iand of Oahu
and consisting chiefly of residence and business property Honolulu
valued $220OO and personal estate consisting chiefly of
bonds railway stocks and bonds and
and mortgages and valued at 50, 100000"
The w in referring the egatee provides always that they
mus survive the
The petition probate presented Judge De the
absence Judge Gear and the ordered publication of notice for
probate of the will.
The following are the provisions of will:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-20
5. G. ALLENs WILL.

>. 9. ALIENS WILL.
This Is the last VIII and Testament
of me, Samuel Clesson Allen of Homo
lulu, Island of Oahu. Hawaiian Islands.
l. I give and bequeath to the child
-ren OF Mrs. Victoria Ward my wife's
sister Except my adopted daughter
Victoria Kathleen AlIen) the sum Of
twelve hundred dollars (s1,200.) to be
divided among them as follows: TO Ku-
Iamanu should she survive me three
hundred dollars (S3O0.) the remaining
nine hundred dollars (S90o) or the
whole OF the said sum OF twelve hun
'dred dollars IN case the said Kulama-
nu shall pre-decease me to be divided
among such OF the remaining children
who shall survive me Except my said
adopted daughter) in equal shares but
IL only one child OF the said Mrs Vic
toria Ward shall survive me then the
whole OF the said sum OF twelve hun
,dred dollars shall be given to such
child
2. I give and bequeath to the chill
dren OF Mark P. Robinson my wife's
brother who shall survive me the sum
OF fifteen hundred dollars ($1.5 5000 in
equal shares, but II only one child OF the
said Mark p. Robinson shall survive
me then the whole OF the said sum OF
fftsen hundred dollars shall be given
- Such child.
30. I give and bequeath to the chill
dren OF Mrs A. CWatty) Jaeger my
wife's sister who shall survive me the
sum Of fifteen hundred dollars CS1, ,50o.)
In equal shares bat If only one child
OF the said Mrs. a Jaeger shall sur
vive me then the whole OF the said sum
of frftsen hundred dollars shall be Civ
en- TO such child
4 I give and bequeath to the chill
-dren OF Mrs. Lucy. McWayne my wife's
sister who shall survive me the sum
of fifteen hundred dollars $1,000 in
equal shares but If only one child OF
the said Mrs. Lucy Mcwayne shall
survive me then the whole of the said
sum Of fifteen hundred dollars shall
be given TO such child.
s. 1 give and bequeath to my cousin
Herbert Dickinson now residing in the
town OF Ellis. State OF Massachusetts,.
United States OF America. IL living at
the time Of my death the sum of one
thousand dollars CS1.OOo).
s. give and beGueath to my cousin
Anne Dickinson sister of the said Her
bert Dickinson IL living at the time of
my death the sum Of two thousand dol
lars $4,000.
z. give and beaueath to my cousin
Mrs Lucy Allen Howe. wife of Edward
Howe now a resident of New York
City. state OF New York. United States |
of America II living at the time of my
death the sum OF five hundred dollars |
1s50OO
s. I give and beQueath to my name |
sake. Sanuel Allen Walker. son OF |
John :. Walker. late OF Honolulu, de- !
ceased should he survive me the sum |
rpf five hundred dollars Cs500).
g. I give and bequeath 10 the chl- |
dren of William Robinson now OF the |
City OF London. England. who shall
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-20
A HOODOO STILL AFTER
THE YACHT CONSTITUTION

NEW YORK, May 10. The yacht Constitution badly
damaged while being ddocked owing breaking of the props
The yacht Constitution built by the Herreshos 1901 and
intended cup defender She failed herself faster
than the Columbia and the latter craft chosen defeat
Shamrock IL The money failure
defeat the Columbia In the caused dappont
her This year, and in fact since 1901 the yacht
been kept the best of condition in the hope that she might
faster and by defeating both the old Columbia and Reliance
have chance make the against Ipons Shamrock III
the for Americas cup She have had OF
Sandy Hook and in Long Island Sound against
month"; and had been put the dry dock New York cleaning
preparatory to entering these.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-20
Destructive May Blizzard.

GREAT FALLS, Mont May 19-Blizards been raging
three days and the losses sheep and cattle
$5,o0o,OOo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-20
America Keeps Faith.

CARACAS May 19The United States only power
has adhered The Hague arbitration protocol The other powers
unexplainably dflatoty.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-20
Alfonso Will Help.

MADRID, May 19-King Alfonso opening Cortes said
he would give every assistance reviyng and strengthening
credit Of the nation
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-20
A May Blizzard in Montana Does
Five Million Dollars Worth
of Damage.
President Goes North--Anti- Clerical Movement
in France---The Yacht Consti-
tuition Injured.
tAssooIATnD PRESS oAsLneRAMs.l

WASHINGTON May Officials Tullochs
that being hushed up and criminals shielded
Posofce Department malicious rterae them
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-20
Harriman's Critical Day.

NEW YORK. May 19The operation for appendicitis upon
President of Southern Pacific will probably
Wednesday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-20
The Saratoff Troubles.

ST PETERSBURG, May 19.-There serious land dis
turbances at Saratof and some incendiarisn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-29

Does what you eat hurt your
If you are Bilious or have a
Sluggish or Disordered Liver,
Or have Indigestion, you can be
set right by using
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-29
RHEUMATISM

Is always caused by uric acid in the blood
and uric acid crystals settling in the
muscles and joints cause excessive irrita-
ton and excruciating pain.
rheumatism most frequently attacks
persons in middle life and old age. The
reason of this is that the kidneys fan to
eliminate from the blood the uric acid.
AS the uric acid accumulates the blood
becomes more and more impoverished.
your pores begin to clog mp. you do not
perspire, and your whole complexion
takes on a yellowish cast. Your food
fails to properly digest and assimilate,
and your body is racked by the most Sc
we're pains. When such conditions arise
there is only one remedy that viii give
you quick relief and a permanent cure.
Crippen's Compound is taken in small
doses, from five to fifteen drops in lit
tie water after each meal. IL is purely
vegetable. contains no acid or poisons,
and instead of causing injury 70 ones
stomach will positively aid digestion.
Secure bottle from your druggist
without delay. and be one OF The hun
dreds cured by Crippen's Compound. II
your druggist can't supply you. it VIII
be sent direct on receipt of price. 81 per
bottle; bottles. 500. The Crippea Medi-
cine Co.. 2o4-2oS y. Main street. Wichita,
Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-29
WILL BE COOLER.
Clear Weather, However, WIZ Presail
for Some Time.

For wichita ard vicinity: Fair weather
and cooler for sunday
For Kansas: Fair weather and cooler
for Sunday.
The weather man IS stin kindly dis
posed toward Wichita people. and in Civ
ing out his forecast said that there
would not be much change in prevailing
weather conditions in the next twenty
four hours. II viii be cooler but the
change viii not be noticeable ciear
weather is generally shown except over
the Tuner Mississippi. Missouri and Ohio
yaHevs and Lake region Snow vas fail
ing II the morning observation AT Huron
Chicago and Davenport. Tbs precipitation
in the PAST Fl hours has heen uninporsznt-
The British. Northwest disturbance cen
tral over AsssafhcIa yesterday morning
has moved rapidly southeastward. and
no-~ o.erlies eastern Iowa Il has caused
decided rise ia temperature over the
Missouri. Miss issIpsi and Ohio valleys. A
ridge Of high pressure that extends froE1
western Montana southwark u northern
Utah has caused i moderate decline IN
temperature over the greater portion OF
rslzteau regions
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-29

w. S. Payne went to Douglass yester-
day. where he will spend Sunday the
guest Of friends.