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New-York tribune., 1903-03-02
OFFICE FURNITUE.
PAWNBROKERs, SALES.


CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. NJ. SHEEHAN'
Auctioneer, 152 and 1874 Canal-st-
March BY Estate John Simpson. %
Bowsry diamonds 1eTery etc; "a Plsd6Sg Sa9Sa
"sid MaTch T1 2-By NJ. Lavery. 5a4 sth-ave..
clothing pledged to Feb. %. 1902
March By ]. Simpson q Co.. 225 PARK
Row. diamonds. Jewelry. etc. pledged 70
No. 10000. Nov. l. 1901. and goods held
March BY Louis NJ Levy. sO7 CoIum-
bus-ave.. clothing pledged to Feb =, EHI-.
March 4-By j. Lehman. 292 CHIurn9iao a.
ct. Brooklyn. diamonds. jeweiry pledsed 10
March by ]. ]. FuIIan. $50 1Oth-ave-.
March 5-By ]. B. KoPlik Co: :52 l52
Park Row. diamonds. jewelry' etc. pledged
March 5-By Charles Weaver. I26 10Th
ave clothing pledged to Feb. 25. 1902
No $50 west 42d-st clothing to Men f,s; 1912.
way. diamonds. jewelry, etc. Nos Nos TO
| $4,000 in 1901 ami to 5000 in 1872.
March 9-By II. Breckwedel, 45 4I3 GRAND
st., clothing pledged to March. I9o[.
L L F1RUsKI. Auctioneer. 20 BOweFy'
lT; March ~ BY d ~ j. ]. Saver. ]. Starr, jew
March s-By L. Davidow. 917 6th-ave;ii FL
Sor "FefheS sb g. GS sHeay a other s date
March s@D. Mayer. HoboISen. clothing,
March by L. Cahen. Sons. Al Canal. canal.
prior rGii ri Feb. 20. 1902. from 1000 to 5000;
| also No. 5.S17. all older dates.
March by NJ. Levy, 45 CaTmin1e5,st,, I1e-,sa:
pa46GoF1S prioF FeS %. "it 1902. ali older dates
March 5-By H. Phillips. 49, B9weTy; :
diamonds. watches. jewelry. all pledges
March 5-By NJ. Levy. IS Carmineost-'
clothing. etc. pledged prior Feb. @. 1902
March 8-By I. Harlem, sos sth-aye.: S! n.
It,, 4d-C
| lyn: diamonds. watches. jewelry and pledges
| prior Feb. "a. 1902; fine assortment antique @
| coins and medals; also No. 65, 562 Of 1SO2'
| for I. Harlem; all older dates.
March 9-By n. Simon & Son. "a Hes
| ter-st, diamonds. watches. jewelry. all
pledges from No. 1o7. 600 to III 400 OF M l9oz-
diamonds watches. JeweIry. all pledges
prior Feb. %. 1902; all older dates
ELI SOBEL. Auct., 9S Bowery. sells 10
| a. m, all goods pledged to Feb. 20. 1902.
| March 2-Clothing, dresses. remnants.
ShSSs ete Sales. and Nm al goods
| March 3-Clothing, c. SobeI, 50 1st-ave.
March 4-Jewelry, watches. diamonds.
20. 600 to 50 500. L Steiner, 427 3d--ave.
] March 5-Clothing and jewelry. Sol
JOS. sHoNGooD & SONS Auctioneers.
sslesrooms, No. "a Bowery.
March 2-Jewelry. watches, diamonds
| March 3-Men's and women's clothing.
etc. L Bruckheiner & Co, 1913 2d-ave-; d.
| BruckheimAr & Co.. 2.235 3d-ave.
| March +Men's and womens clothing
| etc, H. Fox & Son. 62S eth-ave-
March b-ClothinS. etc. pledged to Feb.
| 20. 1902, Benz. Fox. u Sth-ave.
| March 6-JewelTy, watches DIAMONDS,
| etc, pledgeu to Feb. !. 1902. J. J. Aaron &
Son. 191 Grand-st.
ANDERSON & MINTz, Auctioneers. 81
| Bowery. -,
March 8 BY Louis Bernstein. 2.6sS sth-
| ave-. diamonds watches. all 1eWeIry
| pledged prior March l, 1902.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02
STORAGE NOTICES.
STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
3OO-3O2- -304 West 124th-st..

New-York, March =, 1903.
To q. E. Westerfeld, B. Wehrlen, Mrs
FreIigh, W. r. Cruger. Mrs. 1. f. Judic,
Mrs. Hays, A. Williams. T. s: Haight. w.
A Belcher, Mrs. J. Brown. N: 4. Evans
Mrs NJ. Nulty. Mrs, E. E. Dalton. Eva
Bonitz, Mrs. A. n. Clarke. B. E. Herring
ton, ]. ]. Grinnell, r. H. Dunn. Caroline
Wells. P. E. Jenner. Mrs. F. Chenoweth'
G. Mentor. c. c. Jacobus. Mrs. Dete. w. J.
Rouse, Alice Bolano. W. J. Broderick, T.
r. Mills, r. w. Hawkey, Miss H. LoVeJoy,
Geo: Gibbons. J. w Williamso66; p 6uiHT MTS- " :.
Winter, Mrs. Cross. B. Reiss. Mrs NJ. a.
Marsh. Mrs. J. c. Cooper. Jos. McGill' G.
Rodgers: You and each Of you are hereby
notified that the time for the payment OF
our lien upon the property hereinafter De
scribed having expired, after due notice
thereof had been given you. we will cause
such property, to wit. household goods. per
sonal effects and merchandise, stored oy
you or in your name In kinstiers storage
Warehouse, to be sold at public auction,
according to the statute in such case made
and provided, at the warehouse, 3OO-aO2-3n4
West 124th-st., on Tuesday. March "a, 1905:
at 10 a. M. and II the sale thereof Is not
completed on said date the same Will be
continued at the same place on each ana
every Tuesday thereafter. beginning ct 10
a. m. until the sale is completed.
KINsTLER'S STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
To TfIne Augustus. Elizabeth Anderson.
Barnes, Mrs. William Buckley, Mrs. Bar
ker Daniel s. Butler. William Beck. Ella
Banks, Maria Dudley, Charles Bennett. F.
6. CaiIlais. S. Costello. Annie Cameron
Fannie Chavis, Mrs. De Pindar. Annie De
ralle. Mrs Doherty. Mrs. William H.
Fisher. Daniel W. Fair, - German. Mrs.
e. Glover, ]. H. Jenkins, Miss NJ. ]. Hicks.
Emma Hodges. Mrs. J: Henderson. Lizzie
Holmes, Amanda Jenkins. Mary Hannah.
Mary c. Harris. G. ]. Harding. Robert L
Iissner. Rose Laracy. Sadie e: Lee: Mrs.
Miller, Stella Newton. John c; o'connor'
William or L. l. Nixon. Julia Psrham, -
Pike, Annie Pond, William s. Pophan.
Amanda Preston. e. Reese. Mrs: G. Reilly
or Mrs. J. J. Maher. - Reed. Roberta E.
Rock. Frank L seaver. Maize 2. Smith.
Gus Searles. E. J. Smith. Robert A. Taylor,
G. T. Woods, ]. Ware, Mrs. E. West. Mary
Ward, - Wells, Mary Wright Mrs.
David Williams. George W. Whistler.
charles ]. Ward. Annie Williams, Sarah
Williams: You are hereby notified that on
Monday. March IS. or Monday. March %.
1908, commencing at 1890 q. m, there will
be sold at No 3O7 West 37th-st., this city.
certain household goods and personal effects
stored in your respective names or for your
respectiVe accounts WILLIAM NJ. HOW
LETT. successor to P Fagan & Son.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

ALL legitimate detective service conf
dentfally transacted in all sections:
licensed, bonded. MANHATTAN DETEC-
TIVE AGENCY. IS West 21st-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02
RIGS.

TP01 ON CARPETS. SILK remnants
make portieres. Get circular. okifN AL
F2ITC; 90 4T5 washington st, Newark.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02
FOR SALE.

$500 GOLD GLASSES. 81.
This week our Opticians will examine your
Eyes FREE and sell you pair of our 500
'i4-K Premier Gold Eye Glasses or
Spectacles, with Crystal Lenses, warranted
5 years, for 81. Hours: e. m. to 9 p. m.
CHARLES A KEENE, $50 Broadway,
N Y CITY.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

GARDENER .-(ierman- married =r-zrr
family hss had experience IN al h-a1r-s4
OF vegetahlca. on 6DDr ard uv-sr glass aIzo
greenhouse. at pT--'Ht eITfDy@s5 q 4 con
meTCial place. WHu's % take full charge ~
a EentleUan's < T'iars- wife has rad a.---f-
ence in raising rOu.rrs hsS- Z ras-r-.s. -
from last pirate place Address F
SeW-RoCkeI.e. y. y
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

woman. hotel. BOARDING Ea.-s.- .ar '~.st-S-
c1tv refe-sns-- CslI. three a+r-- g y.
IN West 'E'd-st
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

COOK good. plain wa~ifICE- II 1-rve-s
family IN The country " rff-. orr -.f +.--
three days 30 Jer>-y ave. .i---@. r.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

GARDENER R-Ciarrrsau. married ssr--f-
rnced in E-s--EhsH--. garden .r. I. fam:
on gcntI-ruan's place an r1a-aK= ..-s
stDck J. q. BE FL. Danbs F--r. = v
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

COOK and I.AT-NURESS. Hy yo.ng w"-n-
an: competent. n small IrlvarH -+'rf.'.
CITY or short distance m -1~ q, I---v- Est
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

GARDENER COOK F:v -a..-z Sv- ~
ctfIpIa. man a. .-rSt rI4-S frEs.- arr --.zs-
t4hls E.i-'l- nor. - ife rS rTSr e.E-~ .. r -
Iaundr. =S. MI : - tI-.--aL.-t on A5-.F o.
address \. -. =. O. f. - Tar =.
y Y.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02
BUSINESS CHANCES.

-110SpTT0IIS grocery business in the
~ Es,ronS, ff The Bronx; net profit $OS
ueelxiy: rare opportunity; Il win pay to ID
vestigate Address B., l01 East 1zoLn:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

COOK. IATNPRFSS - CTTANFF;RNI AID.
WAITRESS--B two E!ri-, IN private
family; reference. Call - 6;1-ays-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02
HELP WANTED.

Male.
ATTENTTON!-Men, by doing an easy
work you can travel to England for 81.
to Germany for $40: also free transporta-
tion procured. ATLANTIC SHIPPING
OFFICE, lis 1st-st.
WANTED.-Competen railroad machinIsts
and boiIerrnakers for out OF town; good
wages Apply between 9 d. m. and p. nl.,
to GEO. II. THOMAS. 81 Coenties Slip. one
flight up
WANTED.-Capable newspaper and book
canvassers: one OF the most attractive
propositIons ever presented in New-York.
Apply TO WILLIAM H. GCTELIUS. Trlb-
une Cff1ce
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

COOK AND LAUNDRESs. by competent
woman. private family uof'-ra-e vtE'-~-
city references. NJ. B. 23+ West .5fl-st..
/ flight up
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02
HELP WANTED.

Female.
WANTED.-A refined woman OF moral
stamina to care for young child in re
seekers and intriguers can save ink. Others
send credentials to FAITH. Box II, Trib-
une Office.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

GARDEN F;f:-- N1rTIs'i. NJ farnfIv- zrfe =.
cook OF iaunGT-Ss. ua@Irriied N rft.---
and dairy. Irng experience a1f r x. ne. ~.s
ersnrez C'sII "T aidr-ss CDNPFsT Est "a
W. - Both st
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

-..sor.,,la y.er 4 century hence viii believe the
Fe@urrecfiou OF Christ whereas, in deIault OF
the new evidence, no reasonable men q century
aro would have believed II.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02
LOANS.
NAChSNERY.
MISCELLANEOUS.

ADIRONDACK BALsAM CO.-Closing out
at one-thIrd cost. French Balsam Pillows
Ok cts. up. 4l9J6 6th-a~e.. upstairs.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

The results Of the work Ct the late Frederic
W. II. Myers are being published by Longmans
Green & Co. this week under the title "Euman
Personality. and Its Survival After Bodily
Death" The two volumes are dedicated to
Henry Sidgvick and Edmund Gurney. Some Of
the papers have appeared in the Proceedings Of
the Society for Psychical Research. glossary
Of scientific terms and syllabuses Of the chap
tiers are supplied. A thorough presentation is
made OF great mass OF psychicaI observations
and conclusions drawn from the facts recorded,
and supplementary evidence and material have
been arranged in appendices to the chapters
Sleep. genius. hypnotism. phantasms. sensory
and motor sctomatism and the conditions Of
trance and ecstasy have been chosen by the au-
thor as the readiest classification OF his material
In his "'Epilogue" where are TO be found many Of
ais personal deductions from his study. he
writes among other things, OF the religious
upshot' Of bis conclusions:
Observation, experiment, inference have led
many tnquirers. Of whom am ons, 70 8 belief
tn direct or te5epsfhic INSTRUMENTATION not
only between the minds OF men still on earth.
but between ussnde or spirits still on earth and
spirits dESarted Such discovery opens the
door also Va revelation
venture Eow On q bold Esytng; for prS4ict
Shaz IA conseGusnes 81 the zsW eFidsnce al
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

GARDENER AMI u=-|UI nan on g-a-Ia-
man pldc'. country ----gI@- ST-,D- ~
temperate. mo Eu-sr- COW. garden. avn.
all around man: -na.i--at@ wages. good ref
eTsnceS. TEMPERATE. Fox -. Tribune
Office
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

COOK.-By reliable elderly woman. r-st
class, IN a SmaU family HIGHS -++
East 4Oth-st
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

Whether it is the part he is to play at the Man
haitian Theatre tonight, in THE Bishops Move, ~,
or whether it Is the fact that he recently asked
to marry a runaway young couple on the train. or
a combination Of both, W. H. Thompson does not
disclose; but for some reason or other his head
gear has undergone q radical change. He no
longer wears the hat commercial, nor the hat the
atrical; but wide-brimmed hat with effect OF
austere and clerical solidity his white hair.
Every one who has seen him on the Ratio since
'"The Bishops Move company returned from Chi
cago has noted the change. He has even been
asked when he expects to button his collar together
behind.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

GARDEN F.R---Hoad OF u8rS@- q Is-za
estate where especial a-rs1tiIn il aris-lf
for in the care Of all kinds 0f c-uI- a-f
vegetables raised under glass rr oGt -
doors Is well uD In growing flowers FOR
house or ornamental beds. also mas ~
perieaCe as general farm r.4raze-. A..
class references German b. married n
children. + T. Box 2I2. Port oTester. y
Y.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

FEMALE.
A FIRST CLASS laundress warts gs1tle-
mems washin, at home Mrs. MARY
PAINTER, 81 West l3-Sd-st-. N ,.EGTrf
by cards.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

hoy nS1. strong. III Years experience y
stock at anything; best references 40
dress ". b. .342 BushwtCk ave- bkiSh-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

GARDENER rChman. having special
practical and scientific k10wl-r'ga ~ V-S-
etafIe gardening fruits and grapes. 1ssi-es
situation where he can take c-ar-r z prop
erty- references. Address Is West 18th
st. bookstore.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

It seems to be getting easy to build theatres
in the Boston papers in this metropolis
Reports from that city announce. with a due
sprnkling OF SALT that in addition to the Stair
& Havlin Theatre, already opened, and the new
Weber & Fields house going up, David Belasco
is choosing among three sites in Washington-st
for the erection of a theatre. Kaw & Erlanger are
going to build one, Nixon & Zimmerman have the
same intention, Rich & Harris are doing the same
thing in their Office, and variety house Is
planned. Evidently Boston wishes consolation for
the loss Of its old Museum.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

ANDERSON & BIINTz, Auctioneers. 81
Bowery. -,
March BY Louis Bernstein. 2.6SS Sth-
ave-. diamonds watches. sll JeWelry
pledged prior March l, 1902.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

IAT-TDRESS ResnertabIs. god. V'',d
like work out by the d4v Dr take ili...,'
,,,.,S6irp horne Mrs JOHNSTON ~ 30
lunbus- ave bet Q7th and 9Sth SITS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-02

GARDEN Err unpssenf In al branches ~
Horticulture: married. no Children Al reF-
creme on first class private place has 9I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

aSaY&EE rH4&I% MISREPRESENTATION a&*&E& &@.E8 EEs&5ER&E&#SSI
go ornat papiesh. Nv tenn
:ubraniuu wraca noWy paapieszi
do :kaplicy, siada pred olta-
rem ma taborecie, j przyjmu-
|je pierWszy hold czyi homa-
GUM Cd kardynal6w pocalo-
wanie kiidwukrotny uscisk
|Potem Notwithstanding
|gl6wny zarzadca podczas in
terregnum papieskiego, wkla-
|da ojcusw. ma palec Pierscie1
RybitWy, lecz Ojciec 6w. Cd
dale 60 niebawem wielkiemu
mistrzowi aeeremonii ola wy
rzniecia ma MIN nowego
:przybranego imienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30
Cd WYDZIAfU'


Meczacy = powodu upal6w
scion letni zmniejszy1 nieco
bieg k6l federacyjnych. ACE
powoli tocza sic one przeciez
naprz6d szczeg6lniej, gdzie
goraczka letnia mniej ludziom
doskwiera. Dow6d ma powyz-
SEE twierdzenie dostarczaja
nam osady Sw. Stanis}awa v
Michigan City, Ind, sw. Ro-
dziny W Ashland, Wis. i no
VIC powstajaca osada W San
Francisco, CAL, W kt6rych
p,omimo upal6w letnich re-
brano podatek przedstawiaja-
cy sic jak nastepuje: Osada
~ .-.##. -EFTN
sw Stanis1awa nadeslala $500
(opr6cz poprzednio przys}a-
nych S 600); osada Sw. Fa-
mill 1915 (opr6cz poprzed-
Mo przyslanych $2.4o., pew
ma osoba W South Bend Ind.
(pszer Redak Dzien chic
$3.50; tudziez osada W San
Francisco $1.40.
Prosbe Q dyplon federacyj-
ny do Wydz. Wyk. wniosly
Tow. Bratniej Pomocy sW.
Stanislawa No. $3.50; 81 2.
=. r. K. oraz osada NJ. b.
Nieustaiacej Pomo7cy wChica-
go.
Pred klkunastu d 1ll1iail I !
S8%a& - -. Ia #S44asssSsStz EsS sN5Nss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30
Pogrzeb Papieza
;L e XIII.
:PrenlIfnerata wynOsi rOczD1e
A. Stanach Zjed. Kanadzle $3.50
" Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $500

Paplez Leon XIII spoczay.
wa Cd esoboty W potr6jnej
trummite!!w kamiennym sar-
kofagul " niszy ko6cio}a 6w.
Piotra. Zwloki pozostana tam
tax d}ugo, az W bazylice, ko=
6ciele San. Giovanni W Lateran,
kt6re .sobie papiez jake miej-
see ostatniego spoczynku
sam wybra1, w~ystawiony be-
die pomnik godzien zmar-
lego jake wielkiej g}owy ko-
scio1a katolickiego, co: praw-
dopodobnie wyko6czone be-
die w kilku latach. >*<s+ss
Ceremonie rozpocze}y sic
r6wno z zachodem s}ohca
PREY drzwiach ola szerszej
publicznosci zamknietych. u
czestniczy}o W Mich tylko
1000 zaproszonych os6b. W
~ceremoniach przewodniczy]
kardynal Oreglia.
Kardyna1 Rampolla jake
arcykaplan bazyliki czekal Y
drzwi zamknietych W otocze-
niu duchowie6stwa. Tymcza-
sem dry Lapponii Mazzoni
kierowali praca zdjecia zw}ok
= katafalku, kt6ra polecono
8 silnym dworzanom papie-
skim. Okaza1o sic atoli, re
trumna by}a "a ciezka, ably
ia przenieSc j trzeba ja by}o
zlozyc ma niskim w6zku ]
zreszta VS. zystko odbylo sic
wedlug zwyklych ceremonii.
Slawny upier6cieh rybaka'
zn6w zagina}. PierScieh, kt6-
Nv kardynal Oreglia przy @
kazyi u~rzedowego stWierdLzz,ee'-'
"a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

mia Smierci, papieza zdjal 2
|palca, ME jest prawdziWym,
i jezeli r~zeczywiscie Jest "a
mieniony, to prawdopodob-
ME sam papiez go gdzies "a
Jehovah, i niespodzianie ina
lezionym zostanie. ,,Pierscleh
rybaka" zginal juz pc raz
ltrzeci. Pierwszy raz zgubl1
20 W roku 1888 papiez Syk-
stus Y i re zmartwienia sic
rozchorowa4.' P6zniej pier
5cie6 W n~iewytlomaczony
|spos6b sic znalaz}. Pc raz
drugi zgina} ten pierscieh W
roku 1892: Pc niejakim CA
sic jeden ze slug ". niesly-
chanie natarczywy spos6b
doprasza1 sic audyencyi a
gdy go dopuszczono pred
oblicze papiieza, kleczac wy
zna1: ,,Ojcze swiety, MUSIC CT
oddac to-, co ME tylko ola
Ciebie,' ale calego swiata wiel-
ka by}o strata" i wyciagna}
reke,: W kt6rej b}yszcza}
ypierscie1 rybaka"'. Papiez
podziekowa} "a zwrot klejno--
tn, a dnia nastepnego skar-
bnik Stolicy apostolskiej wy
p1aci} s}udze jeszcze pewna
sumo pieniedzy. -,
Powiadaja niekt6rzy, re pa
piez potem ME uzywa} juz te-
go pierscienia i ukry1 go
tax, re go do: dis znalezc
ME MONA. -
Kardyna{owie Rampolla,
Macceni / Creloni, odczytali
testament papieza Leona XIII
Geese cz1onk6w familii.
Poznano natychmiast dro-
bne lecz wyrazne pismo
zmarlego papieza datowane 8
Lipca 1900. Papiez przezna-
cyl sw6j majatek swemu ma
stepcy do uzytku ma dobro
koscio}a. Prywatny majatek
swemu bratankowi, .synowi
:zmarlego. brata, Giovanni Ba-
ttista. Pecci, drugi bratanek
hrabia Camille Pecci i inni
siostrze1cy odebrali swe cze-
Sci jeszcze "a zycia papieza.
Leon XIII by1 ~233cim ma:
stepca Swietego Piotra Ry-
baka, zastepca Jezusa Chry-
stusa i.G1owa Kosciola rzy-
atolickiego, liczacegoo.
przeszlo 300 milion6w wy
znawc6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

1893 - obch6d zlotego u-
.bileuszu biskupstwa.
1894 - odezWa do AngglGi i
azeby wr6cila na }ono Ko-
scio4a katolickiego.
20 lutego 1903 obch6dl
srebrnego jubileuszu papie-
silva.
10 czerwca 1903 odbycie O.
statniego konsystorza. e
20 lipca 1908 dzieh
|smierci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30
W. alzlniejs<iz,ef. daty z zyc1a
! = :; : hr SFS = FasE,E ~
~ 'L1eonlaa, XI1II][-.go.

2 marca 1910 - &C, d|zie6 u
rodzenia. 1
1924 - rozpocA|oiiie44I1n fla auk
W Kollegium W Rzymie. "
1880 - wyj6cie z Uniwer'
sytetu. Gregorya6skiego.
|: 1882 - przejscie do Semi
naryum szlacheckiego.
1887 - godnosc pra1ata
PREY Grzegorzu XVI.
1841 - godnosc guberna-
tora: :waSpoleto.
1843e- wys}anie W cha
rakterze nuncyusza do Bruk-
sell.
1916 nominacya ma ar
cybiskupa Perugii.
1858 ~ wynleslenle do 60
nosci kardyna}a. ..4." . y:
1878 wyniesienie do
godnosci Papieza.
4 marca 1878 - wskrzesze-
ME hierarchii Kosciola rzym-
sko-katolickiego W Szkocyi,
!. %. grudnia 1878 og1o-
szenie encykliki, potepiajacej
komunizm, socyalizm i nj
hilizm.
5 listopada 1882 wyda-
ME encykliki przeciw here
zzyi j socyalizmowi.
Is istopada 1885 wy
|tkniecie bled6W liberalizmu,
1887 49, obchodzenie zlote.
go jubileuszu kap}ahstwa.
is maja 1891 oglosze:
ME encykliki W interesie
|lklas pracujacych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

szajka zloczy16cc6W ossmielona.
powadzeeniem, urzadza nocna
|pora napady ma przechodzaa-
mniej zaludnionemi U
Obecnie many do
~zanotowania jeden wypadek
napadu polaczonego z rabun-
kiem. w niedziele Q godz.
[1O-ej m. Is wiecz6r, 37-letni
Lane, mieszkaniec
|domu mr.. 274-13-ta utica
|idac przez Pavonia ave-, ME
|daleko zabudowa6 kolei Erie,
zostal silnym uderzeniem W
ty} glowy %poozbaWiony przy-
tomnoSci j obrabowany 2 pie
niedzy j zegarka. Jak zwykle
tax i W tym wypadku policya
zjawi1a sic w6wczas gdy 6la-.
du ME pozost a1o pc rabu-
siach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30

NEW YORK. w piatek
zeszlego tygodnia, Q godz: Gel
|Ewncz6r, lw ~zabudowaniach
wyrob6w stolarskich,
|firmy. Vanderbeek i syn,
znajdujacych sic PREY steuben
I'll. wybuch1 grozny polar. Po-
mimo energicznych wysi1k6w
stray ogniowej, Gala fabryka
pad}a pastwa plomieni. Pod
czas pozaru jedna re scian
budynku zawali}a Sic a .od}a-
nay padajacych sbelek przy-
gnrliio.t}y swym ciezarem SEE
'sciu strazak6w. Dw6ch Z mich
IN zz;n1ajduje sic W niebezpiecze6-
stwie utraty lzycia. Szkody
'zrzadzone przez ogie1, wyno-
sza $500, 900. Fabryka zatru-
dnia1a stu ludzi, kt6rzy obec-
ME, ma dluzszy przeciagg CA
su, So pozbawieni piracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30
CONCLAVE.

.
:Wyb6r Papieza uskutecznia
sic przez ,,conclave" czyli
zgromadzenie. wszystkich kar-
dynal6w, k l;1l} !, sic roz !;
ma ": 10 dni. 20 zgonie . Papiee--
"a. =
w przezn ii ii ( 1ytc nm: ma wy:
Dor celach, kt6re ciagna sic
zwykle wzdluz galeryi. Okna
al do najwyz-
szej kwatery;; tax re w celach
prawie ciemno. Mad. kazda
celia wisi herb mieszkajacego
W niej kardyna}a. Obok cell
kazdego kardynala jest nadto
celka ola jego sekretarza.
'Skoro kardynalowie sic zbio-
ra ma conclave, ida do kapli-
cy Syxtyhskiej, gdzie czytaja
i'm bulle dawnych Papiezy,
dotyczace porzadku elekcyi /
ma ME przysiegaja. Potem
ida ma obiad do domu, zobo-
wiazawszy wr6cic pred VIE
czorem do conclave.
:Poczawszy cd rama drugie-
go dnia juz ME wolno wy
chodzic ma miasto. Hardy
nah dziekan odprawia Nv ka-
plicy Syxty6skiej msze o
'Duchu sw. a .wszyscy hardy
na1owie przystepuja do ko-
munii sW. :. .>
Zaczawszy cd dnia W ka-
plicy,: Syxtyhskiej o godzinie
Is rano 10 2 pc po}ud:n1ilua
|%odbywaja sic posiedzenia Wy
borcZe. -~
Potem nastepuje w}asciwy
wyb6r papieza. Najstarszy
wiekiem kardyna1 rozpoczyna
~g1osowanie: przystepuje do
.sto1u, bierze kartke pisze ma
niej nazwiskE.ozzz lego !. za !. kim
q ggglosujee z'zweijaaja j pie'cz8etuje,
idzie potem do oltarza odma-
via pocichu modlitwe, g}o6po
Powtarzaai pl5ar:z % pftr i
,ge, u: e.nsj4epszej wiedzy
i sumienia dale CLOS "a tym,
kogo "a najgodniejszego' ma
nastepce stolicy Sw. Piotra
uznaje$i kladzie swoja kartke
urne stojaca ma oltarzqq,
a potem W kielich. TAX czynia
wszyscy kardyna1owie.
Skoro sic okaze, re hardy
nal jakis otrzyma e g1os6w,
w6wczas wyb6r G1owy koscio-
la dokonany jest legalnie.
Nazwisko I. nowo obranego
g}osno wymienia jeden z
.kar,dyJnal6w sfedzqcychzu sto-
}u. a.
TREE. wybrani do tego kar-
dynalowie przystepuja do
nowo: obranego j. zapytuja:
,,Czy p%rzyjm7ujessz: praWny
wyb6r. ciebiena. Glove ko-
sclofa pOWszechnego! Wypra-
ny kleka i przez kilka minu i
modli sic pfoszac Q Swgila via t|t''
Ducha sw. Wstawszy Oswald:
GA, jeSli postanowil przyjac,
re got6w przyjat najwieksza.
W kosciele godnosc j zaraz
wymienia imie, kt6re chce
nosi6 jake G}owa kosciola.
20 dokonanym akcie wy
boru tegoz i przybrania no
wego imienia, pc odczytaniu'
go i podpisaniu przez kole-
gium kardynalskie j 2 mis-.
trz6w ceremonii jake swiad-
k6w, pierwsi kardynalowie.
dyakoni prowadza n!owo obra
.nego do oltarza, gdzie on.
Lrhtko ndmawia mOdlitwa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-30
AMER

CHICAGO Ill. - Strajkie-
arzy przerazeni przegraniem
strajku 2 kompania. Kellogg
Switchboard & Supply Go.
.postanowili dolozyc wszelkich
:starah ably do porazki siebie
ME dopuscic. Kompania ME
zgodzi}a sic ma ich zadania,
robotnikom ME pozosta}o mic
innego jak walczyc do ostatka.
Strawberry zadaja, ably
kompania o%dprawi}a wszyst-
kich ME unijnych robotni-
k6w i przyje}a wszystkich
strajkier6w. Kompania zas Q
tenn ami s}uchac ME chce.
.Oznajmi}a ona re ME odprawi
nawet robotnik6w W miejsce
strajkier6w przyjetych.
Strawberry postanowili ia
dac cd Stowarzyszenia Pracv
moralnego i finansowego po-
parcia. Ma posiedzeniu tutej-
szem .maja zazadac $780,
1000 ma dalsze p~rowadzenie
WALK z kompania.
Sedzia Holdom wczoraj po-
nownie skaza1 kilku pre-
wodc6w strajkier6w "a pre-
'kroczenia wzgledem zakazu
sadowego. w sprawie ich
; WI S apelacye.