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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
NEW PRESIDENT.
Michigan Man Becomes Head of Tabor
Coifede

Michigan Man Becomes Head of Tabor
College.
Council Bluffs, July S.-The trus-
tees of Tabor college met here yester-
day and elected president to take
the place of DR.. John Gordon, who re-
signed to accept the presidency OF
Howard university of Washington, D.
c.
There were large number of ap-
plications for the position but Prof.
George N. Ellis of Oivet college, Michi-
gan, was FINALLY named unanimously
He has been connected with that col
lege for twenty years and comes high.
ly recommended.
The trustees found it necessary to
elect new member to their body
and on the recommendation of Con.
gresham Hepburn of Clarinda, Seator
w. B. Allison was unanimously chosen.
Congressman Hepburn and Congress,
man Burkett of Nebraska, who is also
a member of the board, were chosen
to notify the senator of his new hon.
or.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
ELoPERs STOPPED.
Telegraph Heads Off Fleeing Lovers
From Wayne.

Telegraph Heads Off Fleeing Lovers
From Wayne.
Sioux City, July S.-A romantic
elopement was interrupted here last
night when the police arrested a girl
CARRIED in boys clothing in company
with her sweetheart, with whom she
had fed from Wayne.
s. The young. woman who is being de
tanned is Miss Bessie Mcneil. She is
the daughter of the postmaster and ed
itor at Wayne. a small city in this
state.
Miss McNeil's parents objected to
her marrying the young man of her
choice, SO an elopement was planned.
The first part of the romance was car
ried out with startling success.
The young woman secured suit of
boys clothing, and putting it on, she
escaped under cover of darkness by
sliding down a rope from her room on
a second floor.
Her sweetheart was below, and to.
gether they walked ten miles to rail-
road station. The telegraph, however,
circumvented their plans, for, on ar
rival here the police effected an ar.
rest, according to instructions from
Miss McNeil's parents.
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SUED FOR LIBEL.
Mt. Ayr Record Defendant in a $40,
900 Suit,

Mt. Ayr Record Defendant in a $780,
900 Suit.
Mt. Ayr, July S.-The publishers of
the Mt. Ayr Record have been made
the defendants in $4,000 libel suit
brought by Rev. A. e. Hatch of Leon
and Mr.. Hatch's attorneys say they
also expect to have the publisher in.
dicted for criminal libel to the grand
jury of Decatur county. The publish.
ers of the Record are Rev. j. H. Ted
ford and son. State Binder Howard
Tedford. Two weeks ago the Record
gave an account of outdoor preaching
srevices Mr.. Hatch had been holding
in Mt. Ayr and described him as a
preacher who became too intimate
with married woman at Grand River
resulting in divorce being granted
in case in which Mr.. Hatch was nam
ed as correspondent The attention of
the Record publishers was called to
their mistake and in their last week S
issue they made retraction and apology
stating that they had fallen into error
through peculiar coincidence.
However, the suit has been filed by
Rev. Hatch as the explanation evident
ly was not satisfactory.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
LIKES low A
ROOSEVELT, THROUGH HIS SEC
RETARY THANKS STATE FOR
RECEPTION.

Governor Cummins has received
from the President through Secre.
tary Loeb, an expression of the Presi-
dents appreciation of the reception
given him during his Iowa visits. The
following letter has arrived from the
White House:
White House, Washington, D. G..
June Is, 1903.-My dear Governor
Cummins: The President wishes me
to thank you cordially for the courtes.
les which you were good enough to ex.
tend to him during his recent visits to
your state. He greatly enjoyed his
trips through Iowa and was delighted
with the cordial greeting which he re
ceived everywhere. 1t was pleasure
to have you with him. With regard
believe me, sincerely yours,
WIN. Loeb, Jr.
"Secretary to the President
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|ON A STRIKE
ROCK ISLAND EMPLOYEES AT Ell.
DON WALK OUT BECAUSE
HELPER is REMOVED.

Eldon, July S.-(SpeciaD Because
of the extra man who was put on at
this place last April, was taken off, the
bill clerks, baggageman, night check
clerk and helpers in the employ of the
Rock Island railroad here struck today
The strike of the men last April result
ed in the concession on the part of the
company for extra help asked by the
men and the discontinuance OF this ar
rangement resulted in the men again
walking out. Bill Clerk G. R. Burns
Night Check Clerk B. Bostwick, Truck
men M. Burkholder and Howard Lam
bert and R. d. Franklinday, helper, il
is stated, make up the number of the
striking employees. No settlement Of
the trouble has yet been arranged.
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THOUGH EVANSVILLE WAS TRAM
Gull LAST NIGHT MORE
TROUBLE ANTICIPATED.
TROOPS KEEP ORDER
Threats Are Made to the Effect That
When the Militia Leaves Evansville
the Race War Will Begin Again
Business is Suspended.

Evansville, July S.-This city pass
ed the first quiet night for months,
with 40O soldiers camped around the
court house and Jail. Any disposition
toward laWlessness was suppressed and
not gun was fired during the night,
mo street gatherings We're seen. Brig
adler General Mckee is practically in
control OF the city. Business is prac-
tlcally suspended, all the saloons are
closed and several factories are shut
down.
Funerals of Victims.
The first victim of Monday nights
riot was buried this afternoon. Five
funerals will be held tomorrow. The
troops will probably remain here un-
til after the funerals as it is feared
the excitement attendant upon the
burial OF the victims may cause an
| other outbreak.
Twenty indictments.
The grand jury yesterday returned
twenty indictments against rioters in
Monday nights trouble. The canaises
nave not been served and the names
OF the rioters have not been made
public. They are said to be among
well known citizens.
Arrival of Troops.
When the Indianapolis troops arrfy-
ed here at S:45 o'clock last evening
| they were marched heavily armed
through a quietly curious crowd Of
| several thousand people. There was
not negro in sight. The streets
| were deserted with the exception of
lew boys, and at every corner were
seen policemen, armed with rifles and
i reyolvers. The troops are encamped
.Eafound the court house and faii with
/ sentries and picket lines out. No one
IS allowed to approach within 500
yards of the Jail.
| Threat is Made From Crowd.
| AS the troops marched through the
streets With the Calling gun rafting
over the pavement a bystander shout
ed from group assembled at street
corner: There wont be anything
done until you fellows leave,
but watch out then. We don't care
how long you stay. We can wait"
More Trouble Expected.
The soldiers paid no attention, but
the cry was remembered and COM
mented upon. General Mckee, on his
arrival yesterday afternoon, held a
consultation with the mayor and a
committee of fifteen prominent citi-
zens designated by him as a commit
tee of safety. At the meeting there
Wereesome expressions of severe crit
icism over the course of Mayor Gov
ert. General Mckee asked for the
cooperation of Sheriff Kratz, but
that official telegraphed that it would
be death for him to leave the protec-
ton of the troops, and he is still en-
trenched behind the guns of the SOL
diers and the walls of the prison.
General Mckee was asked for all
the troops possible, and said he could
! put three thousand soldiers into the
4 city before daylight if necessary, but
/ he thought the four hundred now here
would be sufficient for all emergen-
cies. All saloons were ordered closed
at noon. The general expression
heard is: wait till the soldiers go
/ away. There will be trouble again.
This thing is not ger yet
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PoPE,s SUCCESSOR.
Bishop Grafton Says Unusual Interest
Attaches to His Identity.


Attaches to His Identity.
Fon du Lac, Wis, July Sit will
be interesting to notice who the coming
incumbent of the papacy will be- said
Bishop Grafton in speaking of Pope
Leo and his possible successors,
though it is certain he will be an Itali-
an. Italian cardinals have always re-
garded their nationality as favored of
God, and since the days of Adrian vi
an Englishman, they have always kept
the appointment of this Office in their
own hands.
st is not ordinarily known by Rom
an Catholics that the heads of three
European countries have veto power
over the election of the pope; they are,
France, Austria and Spain. under
stand that some of them have already
filed objections to certain of the car
dinals who were mentioned as likely
to be chosen.
Cardinal Gotti is handsome man
and a fine scholar. Cardinal Satolli is
too young. The older members of the
college will hardly vote for a young
man."
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MEET
ASSOCIATION coNvENEs AT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ADJ
DRESS ENCOURAGING.

Omaha, Neb., July 9.-The National
Editorial association convention was
called to order by President Harry A.
Willard yesterday. He delivered
his annual address in which he review
ed the work of the year and mention
ed the increasing membership of the
association congratulating the mem
bers on it's healthy condition. Com
mittees and topics were then announc-
ed and other routine business was tran
sacted, following which a number OF
naners were read.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09

GATHERING
RUSSIAN OFFICIALS IN FAR EAST
HOLD CLOSED CONFER
ENcE TODAY.
MEET AT PORT ARTHUR
Proceedings Are Kept Secret and No
Hint as Their Nature Can be Sc
cured, But the Impression is That
Commercial Question is Topic.

Kinchau, July s.-(opposite New
Chwang, Manchuria.) Ali the
prominent Russian officials in China
Manchuria and Korea, are attending a
conference at Port Arthur, the pro
ceedings of which are enveloped in pro.
found secrecy. 1t is popularity suppos
ed the officials are considering the
foreign and commercial questions. The
officials at New Chwang and Port Ar
thur believe that the possibility of wal
is steadily increasing. The war feel
ing among the Japanese in North China
is intensifying.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
A NEW CRISIS
NEW CABINET, ONLY TEN DAYS
OLD RESIGNS IN A BODY
HAILED WITH JOY.

Athens, Greece, July S.-A formal
announcement in the chamber today
by Premier Theotokis of the resigna-
ton of the cabinet which was formed
only ten days ago, was followed by a
scene of the widest disorder, during
which opposing deputies exchanged
blows and the galleries joined in the
general uproar. The resignation OF
the cabinet is hailed with joy through.
out the country but the solution of the
crisis is awaited with considerable
anxiety.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR sPE-
GAL CONVENTION OF IOWA
OPERATORS NEXT WEEK
MIN Frs DISSATISFIED
Some of the Workmen object to Be.
ing Paid by Check and Attorney
General Mullin is Asked About the
Legality of rendering Checks.

Des Moines, July 8.-One hundred
coal mine operators of Iowa will meet
in the club room of the Kirkwood
hotel next Tuesday in special con-
yention which has been called by the
executive committee. John p Reese
OF Abba, representative for the mine
operators of the state, was In Des
Moines yesterday on business and
incidentally made arrangements for
the coming gathering. Last evening
he would not give out the purpose of
the gathering and was not at liberty
to state what questions would be
discussed. He did say that since April
/ there have been number of local
strikes in violation of the joint agree
ment between operators and men. 1t
is believed that these. will be consid-
cred by the operators
The question of freight rates and
coal prices will also come up.
Object to Checks.
Mr.. Reese and Edwin Perry of Os-
kaloosa met here yesterday to settle
grievance, of number of miners
The men had been receiving their
pay in checks because that method
was most convenient to the company
They protested and yesterday the
matter was presented by Mr.. Reese
and Mr.. Perry to- Attorney General
Mullin. He was asked to give his in
terpetation of the state law in regard
to the payment in this manner. He
decided that the company was not
violating, the state law by paying in
checks which are redeemable at their
full face value, but he also held that
the men could not be compelled to ac.
cept them as payment for their wages
1 Mr.. Reese goes north today on bust
ness, but will return to this city the
early part of next week for the big
! operators convention.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
MERCHANT SHOOTS CUSTOMER
Probable Murder Attends Dispute Over
Bill at Lowell, Mass.

Hammond, Ind, July S.-There is
great excitement in the little town OF
Lowell, near this city, over a murder
GUS assault which occurred there yes.
terday. Justin Trealease, junior mem
Der of the wealthy firm of Trealease
& Son, fired, two shots from 49,
calibre revolver into Ed Moore, who
owed the firm bill of $1.SO. 1t is be.
lieyed Moore cannot live through the
night.
Trealease had words with Moore
over the bill and, having bought a re.
volyer, started early in the morning
for Moore's house, where the shooting
occurred.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
THEY AREBUSY
TEACHERS HOLD MANY MEET
INGs AND HURRY THROUGH
PROGRAM.

Boston, Mass, July S-A busy day
was the program for the National
Teachers association today. From $50
a. m. to lis p. m. each hour had its
definite schedule and there were many
events crowded into each sixty min
utes. Not only were meetings scheduI
ed for all the departments but there
were exhibitions, lectures, open meet
ings, luncheons, and there will be no
less than fourteap receptions during
the evening. - >
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GUARD OFFICERS CHOSEN.
centervilIe and Iowa City Companies

centerville and Iowa City Companies
Choose Leaders.
Centerville, July s. Especial - AT
the election held for the naming of off.
GERS for Co. E., Fifty-fourth Iowa Ma.
tional Guard, the following elections
were made:
Captain-T. G. Fee.
Firts lieutenant-Volla w. Green
Second Northumberland A. Baker
Williamson Gets Commission.
Iowa City, July s. ~ Especial - R.
G. Williamson was chosen second lieu
tenant of Company 1, Fifty-fourth reg.
iment, Iowa National Guard at a spe.
cial election.
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sMELTERMEN ENJoINED.
Sweeping Order Issued Regarding the
Strike Situation in Colorado.

Denver, Colo, July Son petition
of the American Smelling and Refining
company a sweeping injunction was
granted yesterday afternoon by Dis
trict Judge Walter Dixon. forbidding
the striking smeltermen and the Off
GERS of the Western Federation of Min
ers and other labor organizations from
interfering with the operation of the
Grant and Globe shelters.
The defendants are enjoined from
posting pickets and from publishing
orders. statements, rules or directions
commanding any employee of the plain
tiff not to continue work or inducing
any persons not to enter the employ
ment of the plaintiff.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
ATTEND BALL
AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICERS TO
BE GUESTS AT BUCKINGHAM
TONIGHT.

London, July s.-Rear Admiral Cot
ton, Captain Hemphill and other Amer
lean officers who are to attend to-
nights state ball at Buckingham pal
ace, arrived in London today, accom-
panied by Rear Admiral Milne, the
representative of King Edward, and
took up quarters at various hotels as
guests of the nation. Subsequently
they paid around of official visits.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
FIRST MESSAGE IN IOWA.
Council Bluffs Printer Gets First Gable
gram Over New Line.

Council Bluffs, July S-The frs
cable message over the. Pacific cable
received in Iowa was received in this
city yesterday by j. Harry Westcott
a linotype operator on the Nonpareil
The message was from his brother
Robert Westcott, who is managing ed
itor of the Manila News. 1t contain
ed about 100 words and was received
about fifteen minutes before it was
sent from Manila, the difference il
longitude making the difference in the
time.
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TO DECREASE FORCE.
american Troops win Probably Be Or.

American Troops VIII Probably Be Or.
dered From Philippines.
Washington, July Secretary Root
has received from General Davis, COM
manding in the Philippines, long ca.
BILE message over the new Pacific ca
BILE relating to The disposition of an,
other reduction of troops in the islanc
for the next year. In the opinion of
General Davis the conditions in the
Philippines are such as to warrant
quite a reduction of the force, and he
gives in detail his plan for making this
reduction. This will probably be ap-
proved.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
MASSACHUSETTS is SAFE.
Report That Battle Ship Had Been De.
stroyed Was Erroneous.

stroyed Was Erroneous.
Horta, July. S.-The battle ship
Massachusetts and the yacht Mayflow.
er, accompanied by three golfers, ar
rived at Horta yesterday and reported
all we'll aboard. This disposes of the
report which gained circulation al
Newport News, Sunday that the
Massachusetts had been blown up.
(Horta is the capital of Fayal island
one Of the Azores group in the North
Atlantic ocean. Ed
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
MARTINEZ is FAVORED.
German Who Killed Friend For MOI

Saluting Has Sentence COMMITTED.
Berlin, July S.-The appeal was
heard before court martial of En-
sign Huessner from the sentence of
four years Imprisonment and degra-
dation imposed on him May 26 for kill,
ing his old friend, Artflleryman Hart.
mann, because the latter did not sa-
lutte him properly.
The court, on the ground of the
extreme youth of the prisoner, reduc-
ed his sentence to two years and seven
days incarceration in a fortress.
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GOOD WILL SHOWN.

Austrian Chamber of Deputies En-
dorses King Leopold's Policy.
Brussels, July 9.-The chamber OF
deputies has passed an order ex'
pressing agreement with the govern
ment and confidence in the moral de
velopment and prosperity of the Congo
state under the direction of King Leo
pold.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
QUIET IS NOT TAKEN AS
AN ENCOURAGING SIGN
BIG FIRM ASSIGNS.
Boston Boot and Shoe Manufacturers
Go to the Wall.

= y $685. y $50 *#**
. Boston, July s.-The shoe and
= mercantile agency announces the
. assignment Of the large boot and
= shoe manufacturing firm of cush-
= man & Co., of Boston, Mass, and
: Auburn, Me. The firm did
= business of million and quar-
. ter annually, and has liabilities
y estimated at between 100000 and
= 100000.
Y The assignment is attributed to
the inability of the firm to secure
y sufficient bank accommodations.
80 = So y **# 80
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IN THEVALLEY OF THE
SHADOW OF DEATH
CARNEGIE RECEIVES THANKS.

Car and Queen WiIheImina Appreci
ate Magnificent Gift.
*a* $50. *&* $3.50 50
New York, July s-Andrew Car
negie has received letters from, the
3 Gar of Russia, through Ambassa-
dor Cassini and from Queen vii.
= helmina extending their heartfelt
thanks for his donation of mills
8 lion and a quarter of dollars to I
the Netherlands government for
: courthouse and library for the use :
: of the permanent court Of arbitra.
: ton at The Hague.
II y *# 80 y 80
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WlTHDRAWs SOLDIERS.
Half of the Coast Artllerymen in Cuba
Ordered Home. ~

Washington, July S.-The secretary
of war has ordered withdrawn from
Cuba four companies of coast artil-
lery, viz, the Eighteenth and Twenty
first. now at Cienfuegos, and the
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth, now
at Havana. This leaves in Cuba the
Seventeenth and Nineteenth compa-
MES at Santiago and the Twentieth
and Twenty-second at Havana.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
FATAL FIGHT.
Men Riding in Carriage Come to Blows
One BEING Killed.

Eldorado, H., July S.-WhiIe driving
to Galatia from Harrisburg with his
wife and Arch Weber. David Bissou-
cite resented coarse remarks made by
Weber and fight took place in the
carriage. Weber wounded Bissou-
cite and his wife and Bissouette stab
bed Weber on the arm. The latter
died from loss of blood.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
CHINA PAYS INDEMNITY.
The Third Installment Turned Over to
the United States.

Washington, D. c.. July s.-The
state department has been notified that
China has paid the third installment
on account of the Boxer indemnity.
The settlement was made on the basis
of the rate of exchange at the time
of the Pekin treaty was signed, the
United States reserving the rights to
further compensation if it shall appear
that the indemnity payments are to be
made on basis of the present rate OF
exchange, which is much higher.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
WALTERS RENEW STRIKE.

Employees in kohlsaat Restaurants in
Chicago Walk Out.
Chicago, July 9.-Another strike
among the walters employed by H. H.
Kohlsaat & Co.. in their restaurants,
was inaugurated yesterday in sew.
en- downtown lunch rooms. This ac-
ton was taken because Manager Barn,
heisel of the Kohlsaat company, had
refused to sign the union wage scale.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
DISASTROUS FIRE.

studebaker Wagon and Carriage De.
pository at San Francisco Burns.
San Francisco, July 9.-The big car
riage and wagon depository of Stude.
baker Bros, was destroyed by fire yes
terday. The loss is estimated at $780,
600.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
MISUSE of funds,

1t has been about four years since
Mcknight began his fight to keep out
of the penitentiary. He had FIVE trials,
and there were four yerdicts against
him. His trouble with the government
grows out of the wrecking of the Ger
man National bank. He was convict
ed of the misuse of the banks funds
while president. His friends claim the
bank was insolvent before he took
charge.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09

London, July S.-A Rome dis
patch says the pope had another
faiting fit today, and the action Of
his heart is very feeble. His con-
dition again is very critical.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
HaYiland Breaks Record.
CRUSHED BY TRAIN.
VIII Lamb Injured by Illinois Central
Train Near Parkersbura.

Cedar Falls, July 6.-Will Lamb was
frightfully injured from fall from an
Illinois train Saturday night near
Parkersburg. His right leg was ampu-
tated Sunday Both legs were crush.
ed. The accident happened at 10
o'clock and he lay beside the track all
night, being discovered by train
crew Sunday morning. His recov-
cry is doubtful.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
MYSTIC sHRINERs MEET.

Twenty.Ninth Annual Session Con.
venes in Saratoga.
Saratoga, N. Y, July 9.-The imper-
ial council of the Ancient Order of No.
bles of the Mystic Shrine of North
America. began it's twenty-ninth an,
nual session here yesterday.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09
POPE LEO XIII cLlNGs TO LIFE
WITH AN EVER WEAKENING
HiAa~as,. GRASP. ,s.
STRENGTH ON THE WANE
lThe Wonderful Vitality That Has Made
the Aged Pontiff Such Wonderful
i Iy Active Patient, Gives Way to
! Drowsiness To-day.

Berlin, July S.-A Rome dispatch
says that Cardinal Vannuttelli,
the grand pelnitentiary, has heen
called to administer dissolution in
articulo mortas to the pope.