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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-07-23

In the little town OF Farpin"to.
1erched on n high eminencc in the Do
,esc of .Anagni. Italy. already famous
Is the birthplace Of four Eopes-lnno-
.ent ILL.,. Gregory IN. Alexander ~.
md Roniface withdrawing Pcccl
Leo MILL was born. March >. $50.
he was a member of an old and Illus
.riouS family of Siena. Toward the
middle of the thirteenth century the
recci family already welded great
power in the conltry. They soon be-
,ame 50 powerful that when Pope
Martin V. visited Siena he was very
comfortably Quartcr"d. together VIII
al HIS court. in the house of The broth
,rS Giovanni and Giacomo rcrci. who
turtle. lent him the sum OF i'.ooo
dOrin>.
When the future Leo NH. waS born
Y w.S a dark time 70: the fapacE'
italy being then under the heel OF Ma
10lron and Popr Plus VII. 4 prisoner
md Invested Of his temporal power.
The clouds lifted. however. in 18Th,
when. as one result Of NapolronS over
throw. Pope Plus returned to his Sovcr-
.icntv. He at once restored the So
.iety of Jesus. which had been sup
pressed by Clement NV. and 10 the
Iesuits the Count and Countess Pecci
tntrusted the education of the future
Pope.
In 1892 tho young student entered the
,cadcmy or College for Noble Eccle-
S~iastics. the nursery of most destined
III -.< -. A. pl,,,i ~ tst ,.l Two lsl
.eer under the Papal Government.
There he was educated IL civil and &C.
.~lrsiaStical JURISPRUDENCE. as well rs
theology. In 1S3l he won Il prize OF
el32 by Il thesis on the subject. OF In
mediate Appeals to the Roman fon'i''
n Person."
The .ASiatic cholera vas sweeping
over Italy. Mgr. Pccci. no being yet
in priests orders. could not minister
% TIE spiritual wants and comi0r OF
he MISREPRESENTATION. hut he was active
and devoted in assisting his chief, Car
iinal Sala. in his important work OF Su-
1e%rinterdence ovc the cholera hoSpl-
.alS. II may have been due to his anX-
ETY. to serve the sick and dying in 4
nrieStly character that. on NoVelnhcr
Is of that memorable year. he received
Sub-DeaconShip and DeaconShip a tiir
lands of Cardinal OdcScalchi. the
pope'S Ticar-General. in the Chapel or
st. StaniSlaS Kostka. in the Church of
st. Andrew on the Qnirinal. On the
last day of that same ycar-lS3I-Car-
linal OdeScalchi, in the private chapel
If his residence. in tn" vic;triate. con-
rerrrd the order OF priesthood on Joa-
chin Pecci.
While still in his thirty-third year
Mgr. Pecci was appointed Apostolic
Nuncio at the court of Belgium. with
he titular dignity Of Archbishop or
Damiet:a. In the struggle between
secular and religious education he
strovc to show the superiority of tn"
religious method by making the rc!g-
,ouS schools better than the secular.
Meantime Gregory XVI. had died.
md Plus IN. assembled the Papal
throne in time for the exciting scenes
which made Lis P0ntificatc memorable.
1t was an era Of struggle and of rcvolu-
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Death of Prominent Minister.

Ma'cn. Ga. Spccial.-Rev. j. ".
E.I<nn. one OF the most prominent
Methodist ministers Of the State, died
here Thursday. He hal served in the
2",ive ministry tor 5G years. having
Sc,ved as pastor OF the Mulberry Street
church. Macon. and OF ST. Paul's Co.
iunDus. Ga. He was presiding elder for
.TdnT years.
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OFFERS UP THANKS.
The SICK Fontiff Still Holding His
Own.
BIESSES THOSE WHO PRAY FOR Hill
DR.. L.apponi Cannot Say That the
Pontiif is Better, but Says lie IS
No Worse.

SATURDAY mornings cablegram from
Rome SAYS: Il cannot say the Pope
is better. but he is no worse. IN
the words of DR.. Lapponi summed up
for the Associated Press Friday even
ing the Pcntiff's condition at the
Of TIC second week OF his illness. IN
all the varying periods of which the
PonfiT has scarcely had a Quieter q
than this. with result that fr!Ga!
nights bulletin declares him TO be d
little less depressed. In the morn
ing after a night during which stinnu-
lants and nursing restored him 10 d
fairly good condition. the Pope COM
pla,ned of soreness, due to the many
davs he had passed in bed. To reiie'e
This and to humor him, the patent
vas allowed to sit in his arm chair
for q short time with apparent sooo
effort The celebration Of mass was
heard by the Pope. From latest ex'
animation Of Pope it appears thaI
TIL liquid in the pleura remains q.
sAHs,; the sane level which is marked
with a dermog:aphic pencil on the
Ponfirrs side. The physicians think
The iiauid amounts TO about l'-oo
gram. Coasid ring the physical con-
d;ticr ns thc.Pc2e the doctors DO not
believe It possible that his body can
absorb il. as might a strong. Well
nour;shed organism.
After the visit Of the physicians tHe
POM received Cardinal Rampo!la VINO
remained in the sick room only a few
minutes. He again gave the Pope a
fuiI account Of the prayers offered ID
hrs Lehalf all over the world. HIS
Holiness, raising both hands said: i
bless a.! hose who pay TO Goa io'
me.
in Vatican circles. there is gossip
ing over tic ercaE reception gwen by
NCns;caor Adult. al l.isbcn to celc-
1r2tp MS H.cN dlLth l ~
and also ever the so!emnitE WIN
which Cardinal Agliradi tocp posses
zion Of his new Office Of Wee Chan,
cals- Of tho Cnurch. The A~SSocla'ed
Press correspondent, however, learns
;ba, the E'cUc himself. has had a last
interview with Cardinal Ag!iraoi.
In yaar2 contrast with these cers-
r],n,;ns or.. the continued prepara-
ioYs 4. TIC Vatican for The death OF
the Van,ii.. \. huge spit. y feet long
which "a h2ra used for roasting icoo:
for the coaclaves since the tlnle oi
.Grasc-v WI. was brought o all old
store com and will be employed 70
roast quarters Of beef for the lSoia!ea
.ardirlls while theT are deilDeratihs
in q ccnclave ova: III" election Oh
INC: successor to leo Nil.
DIS. Lappcni and Mazzonl aDso,
lutel; deny the statement puDlishe"
Ia the United Statcs that Pope {
4s;nsc1ing from lancer. ana riaiculv
h as anignorart invention. they say
they arc sure that Dr.. Rossoni takes
III" SAGE vi<w.
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EVENTS IN POPE LEO Kills LIFE.

Fern ut Carpnrto. March > 1910
Entered college n Rome. 81
Entered Coirg" II Noble ECrlr%m<ti"$ lS2
Ordained Il priest by Cardinal HiySri;lr&i and aided in ST., tImCnG-
IL" cholera hospitals during $cUIu- 1872
'DNtEEhr "I 'IW''. - ''''' '.'' .'.' $500 80. ...' hffl"'
Decorated 10y Kng Leopold with Grand Cross q. order founded by
King.
As Archbishop of Icruca prevented IN "uIr"a: IT death Ii Greg
DRY M
Created tard!nil. December H. tn'
Created Cardinal Can"rlngo 10 Pope Pins lN............... Iuly 1877
Elected Iolc after three BALLOTS. february 70 INN
Revived Roman Catholic Hierarchy in Scotland. March 4 1873
Founded COLLEGE Cor ArncnianS in Rome.
Gained Diplomatic victory over Prince Bismarck ?d rcc>;ahliShcG
friendly relations with Germany.
Chosen 10 >culc quarrel between Germany al Spain over Caroline
Islands.
Recognized unity Of Italy. 80. October :. 1852
Celebrated Golden jubilee of his accession to lrtc>Ihoo ........ 1SSS
Celebrated! ffti"th anniversary of his accession !" I'll" ErH>c"IHt". -. 1$i
Issued appeal to England for reunion Of Chri>mHdom. .A April IT, 1884
Celebrated SiXtrth anniversary q. his first MASS. $500. February t.. 1898
Created eleven new "ArdILalS ~ 1899
Celebrated ,wCnty-ifth anniversary of his Iuntifcate ......M March. 1902
Received King Edward in April. and Emperor William in May. .... 1909
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Exchange Commission.

Berlin. By Cable.-The United
States international exchange commits
sion arrived here from The Hague and
was received today by the Under Sec
rotary for Foreign Affairs, DR.. Won
Nuremberg. The German newspapers
have hitherto manifested very little
interest in the commission. All the
expressions on the subject indicate the
belief that the American propositions
are impracticable.
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Salvation Army Exhibit.

The st. Louis Exposition manage
mcnt has offered Commander Booth
Tucker. of the Salvation Army. laha
for an army exhibit. One of the Tea
tuers of the army's exhibition Will
he a colony farm. The army VIII
erect a two-story exhibition building.
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ton. and the wave did no subslde be
fore it had spread from II end of the
Papal States TO the other. But IN pcia-
gin the tact and wisdom Of Archbishop
Pocci prevented q serious outbreak,
and his personal i~nterposiiion vas Sutti-
Gent to stay the rising tumult.
In 1853 Mgr. Pccci vas created n
Cardinal. taking his title from st.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-07-23

It was said in Washington that strong
representations would probably I've
made TO President MHrroGuin OF CO.
!cmbia to induce him 10 urge the
speedy adoption Of the Panama Canal
treaty.
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Shot and Killed His Sleeping Wife.

Frank Manolcy shot and killed his
VIC while she was sleeping in bed
II Baltimore. She was shot four
times il the head. Manoley says he
was dreaming that he was shooting
al 4 burglar.
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Ten thousand dollars is bcqucathed
to Chesterfield, Mass. hy Horace i.
TAYLOR for "thc worthy poor who have
nrrcr hpcn public charges and who
axe disposed to carr their W sup
ii0Tt 50 far rs anlc.'
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II. =. Treaty Deadlocked.

The American treaty negotiations
are d~eadlocked. owing TO the failure
Of the Chinese authorities at fekin
to reply to the demand for the opening
Of Manchurian ports to trade.
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Family Making "Oueer.o

J. G. Adams. his wife and son JEFF
fcrSon were arrested ut bonanza. Ark.
on charges of making and passing
counterfeit money. 4 cOuntnrf"iter'S
outfit and 500 worth of spurious coin
were found in the Adams barn.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-03
nervous PRosTRATIoN.
The Result Of the Pain and Irritation
from Hemorrhoids-

Nervous Pros1ration Is often the re-
SUN Of ueglectIug q case OF hamorr-
holds or piles rne pain and irritation
attendant upon this disagreeable trou-
Bile inc0uEeniences and ann0ys one. but
lit IS possible to go 10 business and 10
do the ordinary days work. 50 the
trouble IS neglected until the nerves
become exhausted and the patient Is 4
victim eff nervous proStrarI0n-
Eamorrhoi5s cause q sensation Of
heae. tension and itching in q region
where Is located the most sensitive
nerves af the human system and the
continued irritation VIII eventually
canza q collapse of the nerves. This
would easily have been avoided If the
patient slad carefully treated the case
Of piles from their first appearance No
other trouble can be so quickly and
safely overcome If treated in an early
stages and even if the case is an old
one there IS 4 remedy Wnlcn VIII acE
with re1aarka Die results Il faithfully
applied
me Pyramid Pile Cure Is il sup
pusIr0Ty form and can be conveniently
applied 70 the afflicted parts. the sooth-
ing oils and medication reaching and
healing the enlarged hemorrhoidal
veins Of the rectum and acting at once
upon the inflamed tissues
Every sufferer from this trouble
should send AT once to the Pyramid
Drug Co. Marshall. A1icn-, for their
book on piles or Eemcrrhuids which
VIII be sent free The Pyramid Pile
Cure IS 50 well known and the hun
dreis cured By it have 50 advertised i
that the little book IS merely sent e
give each patient a clearer view Of his
or her particular case and the proper
treatment for il.
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WHAT SHALL Y0ING READ +.
One OF the Most Difficult Questions n
the Line Of Parental Duty.

The authorities are 50 at variance
on the question Of what the young
should read that one is almost tempted
TO eXelaim with DR. Johnson Whist
you stand celebrating which book YOUR
son shall read first. another boy has
raad both Read anything FIVE hours
a day and y0u VIII s5ou ba learned
II seems 10 be certain thar the wail
brought up child of the future VIII be
innocent Of an acquaintance with
Bluebsard. Jack the Giant killer ana
other bIaOd-thIrsty heroes ana that be-
cause Of her impossible venture with q
wolf even the wei intentiuned Red
Riding Hood VIII be stunned. OF course.
Cinderella VIII have 70 so lgr gnly On
account of her absurd ec5znc ther, but
because her story would seem . p0ia5
the moral that happy marriages may
be made 10 depend upon the tit Of 3
slipper
Even the old standard books are con
demned An English writer recently eE-
pressed scorn for the 'uausaous stuff
Contained in that CD faVorite- Swiss
Family Robinson. and the fact thar
Dickens assumes 8 genial and humorous
attitude toward irtaxfc2tl9n is said 20
render many 81 bis novels uuzEila bic
fer the young mind And some parents
object TO the sight Of blood in literature
and say that they would as soon intro
duce their children 70 TIE horrors Of 2
real battlefield as 70 permit them 20
look upon the scenes Of blocdshed in the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-03
ORIENT PROGRESSES.
". c. Edwards Gets Contract
for Grading 3 lilies.

wichita Feb 2-The contract FOR the
grading Of the Orient road from Milton
TO Wichita has been let to " G. Ed
wards. and before rhe expiration Ct An
other weak dirt VIII be flying en- the
first eight miles. witch have already
been sublet bE AIr. Edwards. IEls -
pl0des the theory rhat despite the state
ments Of the Orient people the roszG
would be swallowed by the Missouri
Pacific. and this strip of road 1er7yeEEs
Milton and Wichita would never BE- uulAE
1t is now not only certain Enar it 7Nil Pc
built, but that the grading viii b. done
by July as that j. the limit Of tia7s
allowed AIr- Edwards 70 nnish his COZ
tract
Our people expect to have tas rails
laid and trains running Iiltf NNlr1l-s
August l. said Nh Edwards TIE
distance from Wichita IS tl1rty-of1e
miles. and I have already sublet eieat
miles o. this 70 the men VINO are Work
ing on the grade nps being ea1Hplets-ts
into Milton To The west bank Of tle Ar
Kansas river in Wichita and the tlul7
limit IS July l. I shah endeavoE to get
the work done sooner II possible, as the
company Is enxlouS u push on toward
Kansas City As soon IS possible and I
have been promised al the tork cssfs
handle Between here ana Kansas CITY
this year
In answer 10 the question as 10 wh=e
the Orient depot would be built au-
where. Mr.. Edwards sal7- IT Wiz
probably be buil On the site saleete1
on West Douglas avenue. blt when ?
viii be built i canngt say The track
wiz probably he buiit up H-ichira street
as provided for hy Ihs franchise raeer-e-
ly granted by the ci1y council
The construction work on the south
end Of the line is progressing s7tls1-te-
tority but M Edwards has his han1s
full. He now has contracts for the
grading Of ssEenty-fVe miles Of road
and it keeps him very busy. though he
has so Tar had little or no trouble with
his men. ~ February IL Mt Edwards
expects 10 see trains running from
Wichita as Tar south as Cherokee. @. T
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cital which Nr. George Barlow Penny.
dean Of the school OF fine arr at the
University Of Kansas. is arranging. The
ushers at the recital tonight viii be
Miss Ailabesle Troutman. Miss Louise
keilarn. Miss Berenice Fuller and Miss
Bessie Bates.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Congrega tioEal church viii meet
Wednesday afternoon at 2-39 o'clock
with Mrs. Thomas B. Mayo. SO Polk
street
The Rev F Dewitt Palmer Of To-
peka and Miss Lily Snow OF Rockwall.
Texas were married Sunday. February
Lake street. the Rev. E A Sayre Off
ciating.
Miss Jennie Budd Of Cheney and Mr..
c B Burnham Of Kansas CITY we're
married by the Rev. Mr. Finch Monday
evening
" T. Crosby and wife went to Louisl-
ana this afternoon
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Notes nd FsrsonaI MenLion.

Mrs Barbour Walker went TO SaEua
today 70 visit St Johns Military
Mrs. sadie E. Toler. Of Wichita. viii
arrive Wednesday 10 visit Mrs. Harry
q. Carney and read an original story
before the city federation OF clubs At
Is February meeting at Unity church
thursday afternoon Mrs Ioler IS lne
president Of the Hypatia club. one Of tno
largest WCmel's clubs IN Wichita ana
IS possessed Of marked literary talent
MIS-. Frank Shubert. Of Kansas city.
IS expected tonight TO visit Mrs Z. .
Foster and the Misses Foster.
4lr Bernard Crosby IS in SaIina for the
ante-Lantan hop by the cadets OF St
Jl1ns Military school
Miss Fuller and Miss Bernice EusIer
have returned from visit 70 Miss Kit
tie Whitley. III l1mporia.
MISS Heien Mckee. Of Carhondale-
Vll eltar the COLLEGE Of the Sisters Of
b. -hanr this week
Aliss Bessie HAYDEN has returned from.
q V-slr In Kansas City
Miss Mary cuizley. Of Colorado
SPRINGS IS the guest OF Mrs. D. H.
Ais Mary Chase Chamberlain has re-
turned from a visit TO Mrs. Fred
swithmeyer in Lawrence.
Miss Jessie Goss. OF Newton. is visit
ing Mrs George Stoker
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Capper have re-
turned from New york
Mss Margaret Weiss is in Lawrence.
Alr- J. g. Eleishuan has gone TO Okla
homa on q business trip.
Ar. and Mrs. Horace J. Smith of OF
la7Fa are at the Copeland
Mrs Jones of Cove county is spending
q few days with her husband Repre-
sentative Jones. at the Copeland
1lr- and Mrs Charles Lagerstrom VIII
entertain their card club tonight
Ar Gene Ware was in Lawrence sun
day
Hiss Mary Bareley spent Sunday in
II Nrsnee the guest Of Mrs. H.
f Chalkley
Ar All Klingenberg. who gives a
piano recital at Unity church tonight,
1 VIII SO 10 Lawrence soon to give a re-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-03
Save Our Young WOmenl
Thousands Employees IN Our Large
Department Stores and Public
Offices Are Now Weak
and Sieziy.
Tel Them Of
Paine sCelery
Compound
Women's UnfaIing Rsgslator and
Health Giver.

n The mammoth departmental stores
a-s farrs r,,r-fc Offices OF our leading
cities there are thousands OF youns
women employed From the morning
opening hour t5I these vast hives OF
trade close ar night these young "Q-
men are axuendlug their energy ana
gtrarztr ir serving their masters and a
critical public Long hours. close con-
nuemaut imperfect ventilation. excite
nent ana braia worry. soon leave
marks ~ cree ping disease and sickness
Headacha eepl=ssDezs. ln11gesEi0l-
ccnstIra tiou. neuralgia rlleuTllsltlsllls
and nervousness make the lives oE
young women r5isera BILE and almost un-
bea1abI IN thousands Of cases the
traces Of terrible blood troubles are seen
On the races OF those who should look
con- lr ana attractive
To the class of suffering young women
fuse referred To. we would say that
Failas celery Compound = q blessed
age0- of health and Womanly vitality
This medicine is positive and true
nerve food and system cleanser II cor
reefs any tendency tg consultations l-
tones the stomach keeps digestion per-
feet the brain feels The strengthening
effects OF the superb nutrition H. affords
natural and refreshing sleep takes rh-
place OF insomnia. ard The rose blush
IS brought To the pale face We urge
upon an sirzly end weak young women
the necessity ot Paines Celery Com
pound for their peculiar ailments u has
INSIDE thousands srrong- it VII siVa you
the same EaurT results
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Az engagement announcement OF in
tar=st to Topeka is that Of Miss Char
Iott4 Alde-son daughter of the Rev
ana Mrs s 3. Anderson Of Portsmouth,
0hioand 1fr- George Dinwiddie Monatt
The Anderson family formerly lived in
Topeka and have many friends here
ST.. Mehatt is also Of Portsmouth.
The annual dinner Of the Current
Literature club for club members. their
husbands and friends was given Mon
5ay night Al the home Of Mr. and Mrs
n H LOOMS IN Potwiu and was a
c0nspicuously successful affair The
club flower. the SCndower. was used
with suiIax in the decoration Of the
house and was especially effective as
used an the tables where the candles
in candiesticks and caudelabra had
suut1ower shades
An Interesting feature the evening s
entertainment was guessing contest
for which pen and ink sketches repre-
senting the names OF popular maya
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COMING DRAMATIC EVENTS.

Any comedy that VIII stand the test
for Il years Ike 4Side Tracked has
done aud still be more popular than ever
= IN itself the best recommendation
There viii be all new scenery and spec
ialties at the New Crawford tonight
-Thelma' IS totally unlike any otaa-
drama nov being produced on the
stage The first second and last acts
are ali laid in northern Norway and
the customs and habits Of the people
who i've there have never before been
made the subjects Of a drama The ex-
terror Of the old bonds home near tie
Alien FJord shown in the first act in the
summer time with its beautiful foliage
glowing II the light of the sun. which
al midnight SIN shines respIendentlv In
the heavens ana In the last act pictured
a. il appears during the winter. man
tied IN snow. devoid Of vegetation and
without light save that watch is derived
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novels of Scott Not only dc the opin-
ions Of parents differ upon the subject
Of GOOD reading. but the tastes OF chill
dren though undiscrimin mating. are
equally decided. and il is Of little use
GO attempt to persuade them 10 read
books which. in the phrase Of their ED
srs do not appeal TO them To find
the books thar have this appeal and
which are at the same time what Enler-
Son calls -tila majestic expressions OF
the universal conscience IS the difficult
duty Of parents who desire their chill
sirer TO rossess that rarest treasure, a
vel trained ruind--Chicago Tribune
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Akron. O.. FEB "A work train
running 20 miles an hour on the 3. x
d. road early TODAY near Easton colIi1-
la with a Caboose and some coal cal <
THAT had broken away from a freight
train. The ca hoose was demolished and
Conductor William Miles OF New Castle
was killed and Brakeman J. R. CooncV-
cs the same place fatally injured
Miles was Uinioued in the wreckage and
slowly roasted 10 death IN the fire. tha-
broke our Immediately after the acct
iauk