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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-01-02

He stated that he had established
his home at 1921 Prytania street,
where he would weIcome,ail of the
mem bers and be at their service
whenever needed. - New Orleans
Picayune, Dec. 90.
Rev. Richard Wilkinson- the
newly appointed pastor -6f Rayne
Memorial Methodist Church. -ap-
peared in the pulpit yesterday and
delivered his first sermon. From
the accounts given to them In ad-
vance, the church had been led to
expect ar unusually fine speaker.
and their comments after the ser
vice yesterday evidenced that they
were not disappointed. Mr.. Viii
kinson is thirty-one years old. but
he is considered one of the most
eloquent speakers in the Methodist
ministry.-New Orleans Times
Democrat. Dec. 90.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-01-02

Xmas candies. fine line from
1Oc to 75c per pound. Cakes,
fruit cakes and fancy crackers of
all kinds. Apples, oranges, nut
cocoanut, fancy bottled goods and
fancy canned goods, cranberries
in fact, full line of holiday goods.
F. d. Carter & Co.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-01-02

On its division between Cincin-
natl and Chattanooga the Southern
railroad, just before the holidays,
gave its freight trains right Of way
over the passenger service. in or
der to clear out the immense freight
business that was congesting the
line.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-01-02

Fifty dollars isn't much induce.
ment for man to go out and
catch whitecapper. unless he
could run down a dozen or two of
them at O time. But suppose a
dozen or two should decide to run
down the hunter-excuse US, Mr.
Governor. We prefer to write
Vicksburg American.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-01-02

A gasoline explosion at Hot
Springs. Arkansas. lask week, col
Iapsed building, killed three men
and seriously injured twenty 9TH
ers.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-01-02

The vacancy in the textile
school caused by the recent resig-
nation of Arthur Whittam the in
structor, has been filled by the ap-
pointment cf Mr.. Broadbent, of
New Bedford Textile School, Mr..
Broadbent will act as director of
the department until the end OF
the session.-StarkviIie News.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-01-02

Nov II The time TO prepare yourself fol
winter. Use Dr.. HastsT's Iror T0nie "a
drive oct dissase and 70 A. your systsm "a
succsssfully msss trying winter weather
Il viii make yoa vsll and ssrong, and for.
tify you againne oolde, oatarrh. lagrip, 60
II 10 ths best blood purifier and tonic in
the world. h s9ro 20 get The genuine DR.
Hsrter's Iron Tonic. Youf dFaggiee ELI
ou0 eooo0n0D6o g.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-01-02

Governor Longino has offered
ample rewards for the arrest and
conviction ofthe whitecappers who
have instituted a reign of terror in
Lincoln, Pike and Franklin coun-
ties.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-01-02
For Sale or Rent The Lake
Horne.

Splendid ~fso-story residence,
out houses. stables aud FIVE acres
good ground for cultivation, and
fruit Also nine acres adjoining.
which can be bought right if
wanted. Apply 10 T. b LAKE,
or LAKE 4 CO. Aberdeen, Miss.
N2l-tf,
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-01-02

Many a bright and happy household has
been thrown into sadness and sorrow be-
cause of the death of a loved one from a
neglected cold. BALLA RD'S HORE-
HOUND SYRUP is the great cure for
coughs, colds and all pulmonary ailments.
Price IS and 50 cents. J. A. Gay.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-01-02

The properties of BALLARD'S SNOW
LINIMENT possess a range of usefulness
greater than any other remedy. A. day
seldom passes in every household, espec-
tally where there are children, that it is not
needed. Price % and so cents. "A Gay.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-01-02

Cot this out and take it TO Phoenix
drug store and get a free sample of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, the
best physic. They cleanse and invigor
ate the stomach, improve the appetite
and regulate the bowels. Regular size,
25c. per box.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1903-01-02

Fresh cereals of all kinds.
Phone 70. F. D. Carter & Co.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-16

however, he consults his priests and so
hcits their yifEA md endsargs n have rs
rsles nonfrtm 10 eIEtin. enodfeE nd O.
When Bishop calls his priests tn8eth-
er for the purpose Of revising the diocesan
rules, the meeting is ealies synoi
frasan Bishops is called = provincial eoun-
Gil
"A meeting of the Archhishoo~ ~ eoun-
try is called plenary council. and meet
ing of the upper churchmen at Rome 4
general council
BISHOPS APPOINTED BIZ Pope
But nineteen general councils have been
held. or one for every century.
Bishops are appointed by the Pope. An
endeayor IL made. however. by Rome to
ascertain who would be the best fitted for
the position.
when Bishop Is to be selected. three
names are sent to Rome. II It be q Coad-
jutor or Auxiliary Bishop who is to be APP
pointed. the Archbishop calls together his
consulters and the irremovable recto.s Of
The Archbishop then assemblies his sufra-
gan Bishops and they pass upon the names
se.ected by the priests. They may approve
them or select other names.
The names are then sent to all Archbish-
ops of the country. who write to Rome their
recommendations or objections. as the case
nay be- .,.,,,.,., -, ~.
right to succeed the Archbishop at the lat
ter's death. An Auxiliary Bishop Is an as
sistart to an Archbishop. but has not the
right to succeed him.
.If an Archbishop dies without a coadju-
tor the sufYragan Bishops assemble the late
Archbishop's consulters and. irremovabie
rectors who select three names to be sent
to Rome The suffragan Bishops then pass
upon the names and send them to the Arch
bishops.
''Consulters' relation to Bishop Is SINH
lar to the Cardinals relations 70 the Pope.
'Irremovable rectors are priests appointed
to parishes for life.
"BIshops rare.y interfere with . priest In
regard to his parish. though they may
make general rules which will affect all
parishes.
"a priest In conducting. the business At
parishioners and seeks their views, though
he need not do go"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-16

Most Reverend Father. our holy mother,
the Catholic Church, asks that you promote
this priest here present to the burden Of the
The apostolic mandate is then asked for,
produced and read. The first part Of the
ceremony consists Of the forms Of aseer-
the right to Episcopal conservation Of re-
ceiving oath of Submission to the Holy See.
the the center Of unity AND e nqurs into
In the examinat ton the. Bishop elect Is re-
CURED to profess catesorically his belief in
the different matters of faith that have
pectaliy the doctrine of the incarnation.
After these preliminaries the mass is be-
gun. and ita simultaneous celebration of the
Of the unity of their faith. The consecrated
follows exactly the words repeated by the
consecrator. exactly as IL he were priest
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY
During the mass the consecrator an
nounces solemnly the duties Of a Bishop
The different rites and prayers which are
said sufficiently Indicate their purpose. The
majesty of the plain chants in the Htaniee,
the veni creator and the preface is said to
be unsurpassed by any other portion Of the
liturgy
When the ceremony has been about half
finished the consecrator says to the Bishop
elect: "A Bishop judges. interprets. conse-
crates. ordains, offers. baptizes and coz
firms As q symbol OF each Of the powers
and duties different articles are blessed and
presented to the person being consecrated
The frst of these symbols is the pastoral
eensecra.Or. With the aid Of the asslsta ans
Bishops. takes the open book Of the Cos
pels and. saying nothing. lays 1t upon the
that the printed page touches The neck X
unen the consecrator and the assistant
bishops. touching the head of the one to
Ghost"
After this the chaplain binds the head
OF the candidate with one of the longer OF
the Bishop. dipping his right hand into the
Eishop-eieet. VINO is kneeling before him.
The hands Of the Bi.hop-elect are then
consecrator are eieansed with b bread lad
| combed with the ivory comb
After the ring has been blessed and
sprtnkled with holy water 1t is presented
ring. the symbol of fitness, in order that
adorned with unspotted faith. you may
keep inyiolsbly the Spouse Of God. namely,
When the misre is placed on the head Of
the Bishop-elect the following words are
,.5od Lord place on the head 9,
face being adorned and his head armed
| seem terrible to the opponents OF trush
| and through the Indulgence of thy grace
may be their sturdy adversary.
| The last OF tho symbols to be receive. ny
the candidate are tho gloves Of Bishop.
Bishop is enthroned on the episcopal seat
! while the lie Deum Is inton.d During thu
4 hymn he is led between the two assistant
Bishops around the church. blessing ths
people as he goes
Afterward he Is received by the conse-
orator in the kiss OF peace. and the func
ton II ended
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-16
HUGGED BY BEAR IN
WOODS At MIDNIGHT.
John Shreaves of Lorraine, y. j., Has
Terrifying Adventure on His
Way Home.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Aug. 15.-Met in the woods by
a bear and squeezed and Rugged by the big
brute. was the startling and hazardous ex-
perience Of John Shreaves. in the employ OF
the Singer Manufacturing Company. near
Lorraine, n. j.. about midnight.
Mr.. Shreaves lives in Lorraine. He tar
ried until 10 o'clock with his friend. Captain
Frank Hoplock. at the Chancellor dock.
Elizabethport.
When he left for the Mizabethport Sta
ton OF the Central Railroad he carried =
dozen soft-sheil crabs and a dozen shedder
crabs. given to him by the Captain. and
visions OF great feast at home.
To reach his home from the station at
Lorraine he cut through little piece OF
woods in the rear Of Bender's Hotel. He
had not gone far whec some big beast. he
didn't know what. came with grunt and
snort toward him from a cinmp Of bushes.
Shreaves. who Is not drinking man.
stood stark still. practically rooted to the
spot. Through the gloom he saw the weird
thing. with jaws agape and paws out
stretched. waddle toward him. licking its
chops as II in anticipation of a great feed:
shreaves dropped his two dozen crabs
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-16

diocese over which an Archbishop rules d.
rectly. are called suffragan dioceses.
GOVERNMENT IS DEMOCRATIC.
IAN Archbishop cannot interfere directly
with the government of a suffragan diocese.
which is governed directly by the Bishop in
charge.
IAN Archbishop makes a tour Of his suf-
concentrations to Rome Of any changes
which he deems necessary. The sunragan
Bishops visit the Archbishop once a year.
Bishops OF his suffragan diocese IN pro-
vinciai council. He has the right to pre-
side at meetings and to take first place a.
In the government Of his diocese suf-
raRan Bisnop need not consult his Arch
I'm some countries there are primates. or
Bishops Of a grade higher than an Arch
bishop. There Is little to distinguish them
from Archbishops, except that they are con-
this country. There are two in Ireland.
Next in grade are patrtarchs. There are
no paItiarchs in this COUNTRY: There are
several in the Orient. The present Pope
was patriarch of Venice
Merit in order are the Cardinals. or mem
bers Of the Pope's cabinet. who have the
Their relation to the Pope is similar to
the relation Of the Cabinet of the Prcsi-
dent Of the United states , f. that o1leiaI
In all parts OF the world. but mostly In
About forty Cardinals reside in Rome.
They are called court Cardinals.
All Archbishops are not Cardinals. Car
dinals need not be Archbishops before being
made Cardinals or after. layman may be
Cardinals in the history Of the church.
Mgr. San abbreviation Of Monsisnor. an
Pope's household He is entitled to wear
the habiliments Of Bishop. Some are au-
thorized to pontiicate. or say pontihcaI
|. POPE IS ALL-PowERFUL
There are three grades Of mons!gners-
chamberlain. domestic prelate and protho-
notary apostolic. Monsignors need not re-
side in Rome.
THE government of the Catholic church
is monarchal In theory. but democratic in
IAN power is vested in the Pope. He is
He makes the laws. He is acknowledged
as infallibie in all matters pertaining to
THAT the Pope cannot err In matter. of
faith IL based upon the words of the Saw
Tor. addressed TO st. Peter. the first Pope,
according to the Scriptures:
Thou art Peter. and upon this rock I
build my church; and the gates OF hell shall
information In regard to matters to be
passed upon by him so that he will be able
TO decide for the best interest of the church
Wish Wishes Of The majority Of he PERSONS a1 the Inc
terss.ed, ,...,,o. ). ...,,.s
4 Bishops win Is absolute in to govern govern.
ment of his diocese. as far A. making rules
for conducting It. A Bishop may make any
not conflict With the general laws o Of the tSs
III In formulatins diocesan regulations,
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and began to make preparations to sell his
NE dearly. The bear scented the crabs.
picked them up and ate them. "a.
r then turned It's attention to Shreaves,
Mho. quaking with fear. began to look
through the woods for place to escape.
Anticipating such a move. the bear lungei
toward him. seized him by the coat and
dragged him back n
The animal began to squeeze him. when
Shreares. stricken with terror. gave yell
that startled the brute and caused 1t to re-
lax its hold for second. Instantly ShreaveS
bolted. The bear gave chase :or several
hundred yards, but fear lent wings to-
Shreaves. and he finally eluded his pursuer,s
which returned to where the crabs were 4
crawling around. So.
Shreayes determined to capture the anil,
NAL. and started back with q gun Hap
stopped at Bender's. and. q posse OF men.
was organized. search was made for Che
bear: but up to daylight yesterday he could
not be found
It ~ believed the animal has lair some
where and will soon be captured. SbFeaSes
viii be laid up for week nursing scratches
and bruises. The whole community IL Ia
quest Of the marauder
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-16

The many references to Catholic Church
d,enitaries which have been occasioned By
the illness and death Of Pope Leo and the
appointment of his successor have brought
prominently before the public high Catholic
churchmen.
While their titles have been given, the
occasion did not justify explanations OF
their positions or their relation to each
other or to churchmen beneath their stand
ing.
That there is a desire for information In
this regard is manifested by the following
letter received by The Republic:
Would you mind enlightening some OF
YOUR Protestant readers concerning some OF
the phrases, terms, and the officers pertain
ing to the Roman Catholic Church?
"For example, who Is the onicer next
above the priest? and so on through the
grades to the Pope? How in work, is an
Archbishop distinguished from Bishop!
Are all Cardinals Archbishops? Arc all
Archbishops Cardinals? What Is the power
Of the Pope? OF what word is Mgr an
authorization, and what does the title mean?
what is the ONCE Of the conclayist?
..The writer of this article is Protestant
Who has many valued friends in the Cath
Ollie Church, but ne feels himself inconven-
tenr,y deficient in knowledge relating to that
church"
Il give thee the keys of the kingdom of
heaven. Whatsoever thou shalt bind on
earth shall be bound in heaven, and what
s,oeyer thou shalt loose on earth shall be
loosed also IN heaven.
to 81 feter, according. TO the Gospels, ID
hasso the authority or the Pope, whose Will
~ apsoiuIe al me government of the Cath
Ollie Church
DEFINES CATHOLIC TITLES.
The Reverend D. s. Phelan. editor Of the
Western watchran, who is an expert on
canon law and tne of the best-informed
men in the country in regard TO Catholic
AFFAIRS, thus explains the different grades
Of churchmen and their relations to one an
other:
..rhe first grade comprises priests with
out CHARGES. They are vested with author
i,w tn uri,c,ate, blu. no souls are intrusted to
$40 the next grade belong parish priests
They are intrus.ed with the care OF souls.
| Hear the same ielation to Bishop as Car
1 dinals do 10 the Fepc.
"There are no canons in this country. In
| the old countries, Wnere the practice OF hav-
| ing canons exists, twelve are appointed for
| = diocese. They assemble daily in the
| Cathedral and chant the ONCE which
| consists of certain prayers which priest.
are required to read nye times each day. Il
| takes about Two hours to perform this rite
Next in grade Is the archpriest, or Vicar
/ General he IS the general agent OF the
| Bishop. Then come the Bishop and the
.The difference between the powers of 9
Bishop and an Archbishop Is that an Arch.
i bishop, besides having jurisdiction over his
own diocese, has a supervision over othel
diocsees. which, with his own diocese. an
called province. ~
me diocsses Of provinces. sthsr than thu
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-16

The Reverend Father Harry, pastor of ST.
Leos Church. who was yesterday in Rome
consecrated Archbishop of Manila. in addi-
tion to receiving the appointment to the
important post. has been signally honored
by the head and the princes Of the Roman
Catholic Church.
The ceremony was performed by Cardinal
eatolli. who was assisted by two Bishops
and I'VE other churchmen of rank 1t took
place in the Eternal City. where the Church
saw !ts infancy and where has always been
its seat OF government.
The canons Of the Catholic Church re-
suire that the conservation Of Bishop or
~ Archbishop take place on Sunday. or on
m feast Of an apostle unless there is an
order from the Sovereign Pontir to the
contrary.
The Pope may elect to have the consecra-
tion take place on a feast day. and this
Pope Plus X. in the case Of Father HARRY.
did. allowing the ceremony to be performed
on the Feast of the Assumption. Without
the papsl decree the ceremony would have
had to Be- postponed at least until the
Feast Of st. Bartholomew. August Is.
To-day the Pope will receive the new
audience, and tomorrow the pre!ate will
receive the paliium. the symbol of an Arch
bishop. from Macchi. This will end the
ceremony. and tomorrow evening the Arch
bishop Of Manila will start back to Amer
ice.
The ceremonies attending the consecra-
ton Of a Bishop or Archbishop are the
same. except that the latter receives the
pallfum and the first does not. It is one
of the most impressive rites of the lately
and meaning ceremonies OF the Catholic
Shrch.
FoUR-HouR CEREMONY.
From THE Order Followed In the Come
Grafton Of Bishop. According to the Re.
man Pontincal.' translated and edited by
the Reverend Joseph Henry Mcmahon. the
details Of the complete ceremony bay be
learned.
Tho saying OF the rites consumes four
hours. The consecrator and his two assist
ants must be BishopA Besides these there
arc three chaplains and two acolytes.
In the church where the conservation 1:
to take place two chapels are prepared. 6
larger one for the consecrating Bishop. ant
= smaller one for the Bishop elect
consecTation ceremonies are clean cloths
candlesticlIs, basins. towles, cruets with
wine and water. chalice. box Of hosts
able to the time and ONCE Of the mass. yes
eels for the washing Of hands. bread crumb.
for the cleansing Ct hands; elShs s a,nh
eandles. each Of which Is one pound i
weight. two torches, each four pounds Il
wsight txo loaves Of bread. Two s small h bar
md siven to the consecrated. and an ivor'
z. x e. as Bishop ., s II. the to .ss
IN the service have assembled, the senio
esui.tant tu.ps e The ccnsecrator and. re
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-16
GUARD $3.50 WEDDING CAKE.
It Is Ornamented With Scores Of
Gold Coins.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, Aug. ls.-Mr. and Mrs. Elias
Levy Of No. 1870 Fifth avenue. who eele-
brated the fiftieth anniversary Of their we'd
ding recently, are guarding wedding cake
presented to them.
Their children. hve sons and three daugh-
tiers. presented their parents with the cake.
which Is covered With gold coins. the total
value being $50. At the celebration there
we're present eight children, three grand
children and = Hstsr and brother d Nj.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-16

Harwilters Lay Down Near (
Stove and Was Poisoned. 3

New York, Aug. 15.-Herman R. HartwiIl
er. 81 years old. Of No. S43 Fulton streel
Brooklyn, died IN Cumberland Street Houuf
tai from inhaiing gas. Last night he -
lying on q lounge in the kitchen nearaf1
gas range. the top of which was loose. y
had been there about half an hour WI
his wife discovered him unconscious =.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH TITLES
DEFINED BY FATHER PHELAN

Editor Watclman Who Is Regarded Expert
on Canon Law Explains Different Grades of Churchmen and
Their the Supreme Head and
Cannot Faith-Cardna Are Members of the
Pontiffs Cabinet.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-16
FORM OF OATH TAKEN BY RiSH0PELECT
UPON HIS CONSIDERATION IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.

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IMPRESSIVE CONSIDERATION
OF ARCHBISHOP HARTY.

Cardinal Sao Offcaes at Ceremony Which Takes the
Church of St Anthony the Seat the
Franciscan Monks-Dnner Given in Honor of New
The Delta independent., 1903-09-11
Stories ofStreet a3d Tow3
Mention of Matters Of f'.'.'.'.'.'.'.".s.'ss
Of Delta and Vicinity.

Foa SALE-60 acres OF land with good
water right aud improvements. about
one mile southeast Of Delta. at q bar.
gaiu. Write s. A. HUI 323 ". II avenue
Two car Ioads OF Nc~ and Second
Hand Furniture all at Second Hand
Priccs. UspHRHiLLs BARGAIN Housh
next TO Golden Rule Store.
W. II. Mcintyre. OF Colorado Springs.
q former nembe OF the city council OF
that place, In conf any with Wm. slaton.
special newspaper correspondent Of the
cane place. came iu yesterday and are
taking In tho town. Nj. McIniyre has
considerable interests here In the way of
real estate.
Mark 8. Phenix has been bringing in
some very fnc melons recently. He left
one at this Office Monday with compli.
ments aud TO say that we appreciated il
10 putting II mild. Mr. Phoenix certain.
ly has 4 variety that grows nearer TO
perfection than any wc have ever seen
grown In Colorado.
Mrs. J. E. Clcmings returned lust Fri
day from Columbia. Missouri. her sister,
Miss Jennings. coming with her. who
will spend somc time In the city. Mrs.
Clemipgs visit to her parents at Colum-
bia vas for the purpo.e OF attending the
golden wedding OF her father and
mother.