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POPE LEO'S DEBT
TO MOTHER LOVE.

Among the many beautiful traits Of
Leo XIII. his devotion to the memory
OF his saIntiv mother. whom he lost
shortly before his ordination, is marked.
THE strongest. sweetest and purest
influence In mans life IL that OF his
mother" he wrote to ais brother. Count
Joseph Peccl, many years after her
death. And again in speaking OF her.
az he often did. he siid
OF plety and oenlncence get afOot In our
native town. Indeed. my sacred mother
started most " them herself. But all
this active outside work never made her
neglect her home duties. She lavishoa
upon us all a mother most devoted
tenderness. Blessed and incompara BILE
was she among women"
Like many other great men in history
Joachim Peccl owed his great qualities
OF mind and heart to the early influence
OF pure-souled and high-minded
mother. The mother of the pontiff was
Anna Prosperi- Buzz. Il direct descendant
OF Cola dl Rienzi, the last OF the Tri-
bunes. The Prospect Buzl was one OF
the twelve great families of the Vols
clan city Of Cora. From her marriage
with the patriclan Count Ludovlco Pecci
resulted four sons and two daughters
To the education OF her children she
brought gentility. learning and the pro-
found piety OF an Italian noblewoman.
or her son, destined TO become the ruler
OF the Roman Church. she once said TO
n noted churohman: He will certainly
turn out well, for he Is the child OF his
mothers prayers"
The early education OF her children
was in her hands. and when Joachim
at the age OF ten years conhded to her
his wish to become priest her delight
was boundless. Count Pecci was told
Of the lads aspirations and he replied:
II wanted =, make a soldier OF him
You will make Pope OF him."
That the boy inherited the martial
ardor of his father ne showed after
ward as a member OF the church mill
tant as well as In a more forcible man
ner RS Governor OF one OF the provinces
1f .he Papal States. which he cleared
Of bandits by manipulating his slender ]
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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
EXPRESSES HIS REGRET,
Shows the Feeling Of the Entire Country, He
Says. Irrespective Of Religion.

OYSTER
following
President his profound the death the
long than his exalted
sentiments giving expression the feeling Of all the
the United States wholly without their religious faiths
Geseh c the Cotrt President
learning Of the said:
Catholics well
the suffered
of which all Of
Of
ahe the influence which
ahy the clergy and the people the church
This fact atested by the strides
its membership having than doubled
he duties of the Holy Office AS without
however being
deals. l.s5
THE spiritual and mental
be place the Church
perhaps Of his
Ifhsof Peter" rs
Father M Lavele aPtricks Cathedral said:
oPp Leo XIII of the srande in the
~ His name Will live in history not merely because the
things OF his oPnihcae
~ man and tho soidiy OF br achievements
Ae whole human The ob which he aimed was the
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perpetual peace perfection educa
on OF the clergy condition labor
without all Christian
fold all these his
entertained the highest
growth of
Church under the protection May God grant us
Pope will equally noble pous large
this oPpe"
Henry Rrann Of St Agness Roman Catholic
Church. said:
of eos life intellect He was
history with Gregory
the Great, Leo Ill. Benedict XIV.
NOT intellect and having leisure and inclination in
theology philosophy
and political economy he had also good imagination ana great
his encyclas and in his
ati poems which but elegant
Being ignorance the and in
people socialism He
intellect will make ndel unless the
passions control lie knew that the greatest n were men whose
intelligence that where
they the sixteenth century was
the highest plane of
scholarship He raised the pitch of college, seminary and university stud
les He put Thomas Aanras or his thron and restored the study OF ors
nal documents of the original of law and history
Education with regon education in the highest the
was his a for he ne" that an educated people which is at the same time
religious will public will others
All his encyclca this To make look this life
mere vale Of tears preparation for glorious mmoait, in the life
hereafter all
successors will follow ont his programme"
The panegyric
the dead Pope "Ieos Message the Twentieth Century"
"one of
his sending forth his message to the twentieth century In all the
history of the Pope sttere thrilling than
this new century They uttered from the pulpit of the Van they
addressed to all mankind they spoken by feeble old
behind whose office
twenty
the all
healer all the welfare
humanity demands Him from whom should have
mind Vatican with than prophetic
diff
still
compelling attention from whom shall
always
quda s Christ Star High.
brink of the
Of
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forces with the skill Of an expert tactl-
clan.
1t was his mother who made provi-
sion for the education OF Joachim and
his brother Vincent. afterward a car
dinai. by instltutlng the cultivation OF
slllSworms upon her husbands estate
The lads were sent to Rome. and thlther
their parents journeyed often to ENJOY
their companIonship.
The Countess Anna Pecci did not live
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DR.. HILLS ON LEO THE MAN
AND HIS PLACE IN HISTORY.
BY WELL DWIGHT HILLS,

Ward Beher and Lyman Abbott Pastor of Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn
A
~ a
the
had tounde be
of
he the
power madeh m mproudo or arrogant
men,.
$ the
OF Bar andpo
He is held in universal because sipces
possible OF
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to enjoy the happiness OF seeing her son
ordained and celebrate mass In her
ffty-seventh year. In August, 1894. she
was carried Off by a malady. Her chill
dren were around her bedside.
In a church in Rome Leo NIIf and
his brothers caused to be erected in the
year following their mothers death a
simple monument of Parian marble
which surmounted her tomb and bore
this beautiful inscription. said to have
been written by Leo Kill:
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Here Hes Anna Prosperi,
Mother of the poor: most affectionate to
her chlldrtn: born at Cora:
A SANITY woman, gently and generous.
After an exemplary fulflllment OF her
duties as q mother
She died August. 1924. aged 81 years II
months and IL days. in
sweet companionship with those
around her.
Lodovico Pecci and her AFFLICTED children
reared this monument to this unique
and incompatible woman.
Peace be unto thee. pure soul!
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CITY FLAGS AT HALF
MAST FOR THE POPE.

The tags on the City Hail were placed
at half mast by orders Of Mayor Low as
nounced. Several days ago, when the
Pope was reported az dying, the Mayor
Instructed his secretary, William A.
as soon az His Holiness died.
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Body OF DroMned MAN Found.

The body OF an unidentified man was
found In the East River at the foot OF
Thirty-Axth street to-day. II was that
OF man about tnlrty-five years old, o
feet inches In height and weighed $50
pounds. IL was dressed In a black vesL
and trousers. white outing shirt and
gray cocks. .i,.-4 4,E
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'- The flags on all the city buildings will
be half-master in compliance with the
Mayors request. y
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Crowds of Devotees Visit the
Church of st. Jean Baotiste
and Many Miraculous Cures
Are Reported as the Result.
DAHME BOY ABLE TO WALK.
Piles of Clutches and Braces Stacked
on East Side Of Shrine, Which
the Cured crippIes Have Thrown
Away There.

my child Is able to walk. For the
first time In his lfe he has taken a few
steps"
Mrs. William Dahme, Of West Point.
passed out from the little church of st,
Jean Baptiste with Joy in her eyes.
Willie Dahme. a child of seven. who
had been bedrldden neary all his life.
had taken a few steps after the sacred
relic OF ST. Anne had been applied.
Around the church religious devotees
who had travelled miles and came from
all parts Of the country to he cured by
the sacred relic tod their stories OF
faith and recovery.
Crowds Of devotees visited the church
in East Sevcnty-sixtr street to-day, and
the lame, the halt and the blind. both
young and cid. who were led to the altar
t.:rned away with the firm belief that
before the end of the Novena they will
be cured.
The case OF Willie Dahme was only
one of many where anxious mothers had
brought sick and helpless children to the
sacred relic.
The first step in the visit to the saint
Is to the church proper, where the sacra-
men; Is administered and the devotee
goes to the basement, where the sacred
relllcl Is kept
Mothers of all kinds and descriptions
crowded UP to the altar carrying chill
dren In all stages OF deformity. Babies
strapped to boards. little fellows with
braces on their legs, tiny girls on
crutcies, girls whose eyes are not pen
etrated by the rays of light.
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Altar Doys with Tapers.

Down in the basement, where tapers
burn around the altar, the devotees
passed. buying fromthealtar boys for 10
cents the tapers which are lighted in
their name.
Little Willie Aldrich, so crippled that
his mother carried him. was taken to
the altar. where Father Roy applied the
sacred relic. The relic of ST. Anne,
which Is said to be small portion of
the bone OF the forearm. Is inclosed in
a silver case which the priest passed
over the afflicted supplicant. Kneeling
before the shrine. with her boy In her
arms, the boys mother repeated earn
estly the prayers in which all other
afflicted and supplloating ones Joined.
boy. Father Roy applied 1t with the
repetition OF prayers to all of the sup
plicants who were lined before the rail.
On each, side Of the shrine are plies
OF crutches and braces which the cured
cripples have In years past thrown be-
fore the saints shrine In recognition Of
their cure.
Among these are the crutohes OF Mrs,
Mary a, Carroll. OF Troy. whose case
has attra cted much attention at the
present novena. On Friday Mrs. Car
ro! entered the church painfully Grip
pied.
rail- to an Evening World reporter this
morning The moment ! pressed the sa
cred relic to my lips felt infused with
a new life. When ] arose / found that
could walk. Three days ago I was
nelpless;. now by the grace of God
am cured.
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Hurt in Trolley Accident.

Three years ago I was injured in a
trolley accident and had been paralyzed
ever sine"
Two young men who have travelled all
| 10 receive the aid>oI the relic, are flied
with JOY at their recovery. Their names
are Matthew Sherlock and Thomas Car
so bonrt sGaa say they were afflicted With
visited the relic OF st. Anne they found
no help.
A Ii the way from Peeksklll comes
old girl who. suffers from hip disease.
"I have only been here since yester-
day, but last night my child was able
to sleep" she said.
years old, was carried up to the shrine
strapped to a board. A year ago he fell
and injured his spine. AS the mother
face was transfxed with JOY.
He will be cured she said to an
Evening World reporter. He has slept
just now he begs me to take from the
board.
August Snyder. of Flatbush. who has
been paralyzed for years, says he is
my faith is supreme" he said this
morning, "and I feel improved after
each visit"
Many Men in Line.
A pitiful figure at the shrine was
man so overcome by Paralysis that 1t
required two men 10 assist him. while
women and children. mothers with
arms. form the greater part OF the
suppicants. There are also many men.
The poor, wleith slawIs pulled over
their heads; the rich. in silks and laces.
Of the novena. when the little brick
Church Of St. Jean Baptiste is crowded
with the faithful who come from all
parts OF the country seeking health On
the outside OF the church and lining the
street are booths on which are displayed
relics and statues of ST. Anne.
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.

BUSINESS success depends upon en-
srgy. abilRy-and Sunday World
Wanta
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nounced the and taking the
Fshmas the Camerlegno who
accordance with custom Each new Pope has new f'he
mans Ring
Cardinal camcrlengo now the ruler of the Vatican gave
tba be the PontTs death
popuace the of the Vatican closed The
the death from the logga OF St Peters 10
people OF the world not carried out
CONFUSION IN THE VATICAN
throughout Vatican Cardinal oregia
Marquis zhe the Grand Marshal the Papal Court
They
issued orders through
s Th ~ tho d ponr o rho doors scaled
the body OF Leo to the Sisne
Chapel will Meanwhile the section the Vatican
palace cardinals will the concavo the
OF general air of mourning
Leo entered the the death struggle o'clock
o'clock had lost all consciousness but he
pronounced dead until later
During the morning there had been great alarm In the Vatican
before DR. appon really thought the end had arrived and Cardinal
dying the Pontn absoluton in artcuo mortis
CARDINALS AT BEDSIDE.
room. Pope from only a relapse
Just at that of American tourists of
the talking
laughing They approached gendame who d Please
make Holy Father dying This produced
{ emotion tourists and they Immediately retired
Although this mornings bulletin have given the impression that
the condition somewhat ameiorated reality the doctors did
not think So They that the lowering OF the pulse and the d.
mnuon Of the respiration due poson of the whole
nm which augmenng the fact that the patient
4 ut timesto a
Pope
evidently returned the which him
most before his illness.
MURMURED IN DELIRIUM.
feeling with his hands moving his
side trying lift himself while he murmurcd What
What dsvoion My people, Then falling back nery
end? This followed by Latin and and
silence which broken another
How Of all kinds! How foreign
umphng!" 8
might the last he
made the highest of When during alarming
lying perfectly the
other members Of the Papal Court praying and not knowing
without preliminary
the Pon opened his which fell Cardinal oga who
at his side and he said solemnly:
ITO you YOUR EMINENcE WHO WILL SOON SEIZE
THE, REINS SUPREME POWER, 1 CONFIDE TIE
CHURCH IN THESE DIFFICULT TIMES"
POPE GIVES LAST GREETING.
Then Mgr. Bslet Popet
ieneion for The Court which the onn granted saying Bless
nddlne BE this last greeting"
poa Della Wives present
Dr. appon oronto by So Popes animation to administer reso
Gives patient revived
which the Pope addressed Cardinal oregia
proved the last that intelligence
much it
KILL Cardinal
The will certainly have considerable weight the decision
q Cardinals who will take part in the Conclavc
Pentniary remained the
all night be within call to give the oon nareuo mos Cardinal
o who actually asumed charge the Vatican yesterday despite Cardinal
Rapoas protests until midnight hr to his palace but
he returned this morning and entered the Vatican with Dr. Mrzont
4 GREATEST OF CROWDS
- remained
throughout night augmented daybreak grew
rifle than the Ponhs death was
The Italian has regiment mohtzsd
tie barracks adjacent to the Vatican order.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
s EXPRESSES HIS REGRET.
Shows the Feeling Of the Entire Country, Hell
Says, Irrespective of Religion
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expression of the prophets
now a %, @ s forth
Of
long"
Leo's Place in History
papaey
shores @ of Ens1S % TnsS rsy Nv won $ over @ the @ ancestors
dbnd that Gregory who content that the Pope should be the
temporal Emperor kings and be subject to the
bishops and we" Henry n. Gregory po|Py @
temporal
nohs and from that that day a, ds TS m m sa @ @ 1 @ m ' @ % Gs M %
all fed and shop door locked in
Then for centuries the Pope pew was as we're
Michael Angelo Raphael Titan
nun ia wa" secular prince
@ sn % as So aos eoos ~"o
What His Efforts Accomplished.
II any man doubts let i'm askt question:
Which churches aowddthe Lutheran churches Berlin th
os direction the churches holds taught M ot do~s2
wss Gs s has sS a s: D,
s ss 1ss:. Tsss .ss ss, A syss Ms
POI S 3 an" S haDss m ,s %s.Sss. sss. Of sos sss; fore,
% 4A las, ar a.sn @ ' nud ss
An. D the % new Gom G0% n@ @"o Sos
n M wa m % @ os IKE
Int" BUT ph he was great bishop
he 1 was 5 s ~n na on iSr
equal of
~ss s % i.s % ss sh s .s R .s =
no, more
The Pope Interests We're Universal.
% the ,s % In ] ,S.
writes and speaks Is not from the viewpoint an Italian but
ne @ s.s @ no's tie. sen to as rss Sss eh
socialism
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PORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DUE TODAY
Rotterdam, Rotterdam. Nadsriand. Antwerp.
JoUTGoING STEAMSHIPS.
SAILED TO-DAY.
Jamestown Newport News Narsnasnse. Barbados
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Many Men in Line.
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Sun rises. A46 sun SETS. 727lMoon rises. 90
THE TIDES,
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Laundry Wants-Male.

BOY. strong. about Is or 16. for laundry carL
3l6 Fast 18th 81.
hoy WANTED IL do erranas In laundry. 80
ID ave. :.
WASHERS and strong helpers. Apply $50 4.
NJ. Monday. Troy Steam Laundry. 16 Concord
st., Brooklyn.
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1t OF
manw o all
of
worthy 10 S
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GREATEST OF CROWDS.

who had
despite the ter
the PonthS
Italian mohzd in
arack o preserve
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Successor Henry Bch and Lyman Abbott Pastor of Pm
Church, Brooklyn.
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approached taking the
hand the Camerlegno VINO
mans
All retired group keeling In
prayer.
the Vatican orders
tha the Pontr death
Peters
the Of
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-22
MAY GIT II
Names Suggested to Serve on Committee

Thero is considerable interest mani- fested in the selection of committed to represent this city at the presidential reception at Seattle on May 22. The names of A. R. Newell and J. c. Price, two prominent Skagwayans, were sug- gested yesterday for positions on the committee. It was pointed out that both of these gentlemen would probably be on the Sound at the time of the presidents visit, and that both are well qualified to speak of the conditions oi the North and to suggest what may be desired by the people here.
 Other Alaskan citizens are naming committees of three to be present on that occasion and it is probable that Skagway will do likewise.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-22
A CHANGE
Yukon NavigatOrs Must
 Wear Natty Uniforms.

An the officers and crews of the White Pass fleet on the Yukon will be compelled Co wear uniforms hereafter. Such was the order given out from headquarters before signing any one for the present season.
 \ uniform has not been compulsory during the past seasons on the Yukon and beyond few of the captains and pilots who have shown a marked favor itism for gold lace, none of the river steamer officials had anything to denote their rank except the caps which were furnished by the company at cost.
 This summer, SO the regulations say, 10 will all be different. The uniform will consist of an ordinary business suit Of navy blue cloth or serge. The deck officers will wear a double-breasted sack coat, while the engineers, purSers and chief stewards will be attired in single-breasted sack suits. The suits may be purchased wherever the em. plopes may see iit.
 Tho company's regulation brass but tons will be furnished free to the ofii- cers on application to the stores depart ment at WhitehorSe. The cap, which will complete the costume, will consist ot the regulation style worn by the merchant marine service, with the officers band and the house flag of the company on the front. These can also be obtained at cost price at the com pany's store at Whitehorse.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-22
ALL READY
Eagles New Hall Has Been
 Renovated.

The carpenters and paper hangers have completed the work of renovating the Eagles hall in the old Pacific hotel building so that 1t will be ready for the regular meeting tonight. The Eagles now have home that will do credit to a lodge in any town sin the country. It is the purpose of the lodge to repair the building down stairs that the same may be rented.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-22
READY FOR SPRING
American Tailors Prepared to Meat
 Demand for Mons Clothing.

The American Tailors are prepared aS never before to meet the demand of spring suitings. They have a com plete line of spring goods that has just arrived, together with some of the best trousers patterns ever exhibited in this or any other city. The goods are all first class and of the latest fashion.
 This house has also just added an- other tailor recently from a fashionable city tailoring establishment
 All suits guaranteed. l-l4-2w
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-22
RsuovatinE oaO.

The office ot the Pacific Coast Steam ship Co. at the corner Of Broadway and Second avenue is being renovated and put In good shape for the summer busi- ness. New Gnolium will be put on the floor, a new counter put in, the room papered and the wood work painted
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-22
Can Get Invitation. From COnnitt..

Elks desiring invitations, in blank, for the ladies' social to be given Friday, May |, can get them by applying Co the committee, which consists of Dr. l.. S. Keller, John w. Shook, W. W. Boughton. George Mowl, Joe Marsh and George <. Town.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-22
HAS A MAN
Juneau Has a Candidate for
 Fair Commissioner.

Juneau has candidate for the posi- tion of commissioner to manage the Alaskan exhibit at the worlds fair to be held in St. Louis next year. The aspirant is 1T. R. sheppard, United States customs officer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-22
AT SEATTLE
Cable Office Will Be Located
 at Queen City.

Special Dispatch Co Daily Alaskanl
 Juneau. April 2l, via Dolphin. Cen. Greeley has announced that the cable office for the southern end ot the Puget Sound-Alaska cable will be located at Seattle. The cable ship, Burnside, will arrive from Manila to begin at once thc work ot making the survey for the cable. Her first work will be Co lay a cable between Skagway and Haiue>
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-22
Masonic Meeting

There vil be a regular communicat- ion of White Pass Lodge No. ll3, F. % X. VI. on Friday evening Apri, 2', in their hall. No 525 Fourth avenue. Sojouruiug and visiting brethern are cordially invited Co meet with Us.
 By oulcr ot thc W. M. GEORGE HOWARD. Secretary
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-22

Hundreds of eyes read the advertising columns ot the Alaskan each day. They sean these columns closely. Business men do you want resultS2 We have the proper medium. Phone l9 for the man with the rate card Co call.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-22
Rare oid Stock

Manager Gage Of the Pack Train saloon has received a large consignment, uu thr Dolphin, Of rare old Hermitage and Kellogg whiskies. They are the best, genuine, aged, mellow and pure.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-22
CONSISTING
Juneau and Treadwell Will
 FraterniZe.

Special Dispatch Co Daily Alaskan.l
 Juueaa. April 2l The Juneau cham ber ot commerce will visit the Y. M. C. A. at Treadwell Thursday evening. A great reception has been prepared and biz time has been promised.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-22
Sowing Wanted

would like to take some sewing to do at home. Can make skirts or do any kind of plain sewing.
 Mrs. Hazel Farrell,
 Corner 10th and Broadway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-22

Our annual sale is now on, beginning January and ending December 3l of each year. This is our sixth annual salei the prices and values during this sale are the same as before, always the best that can be had. F. II. Clayson & Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-22

The Royal Laundry cannot be eX- celled They suit your taste and con- venience and ft you in prices. Phone 97, next to electric light plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-22

Strength and vigor come of good food, duly digested. Force" ready to-serve wheat and barley food adds no burden, but sustains, nourishes, invor- ates.