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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

NOME. IuiV s--The newspapers IN
Rome publish a history az the pop .
Illness. evidently inspired ~ Drs.
1.srponi and MHxxoni. who wish to
defend themselves from the attacks
on theif diagnosis % the case but II
T. interesting "a the first document
giving exAcf data from medical
point u viev. The account runs as
follows.
~On the morning 81 Tuesday. June
o.. Pope Leo vent for a drive in she
tassean Enrasnz ~ returning ~
eeeiar-l that he had beer greatly
benefited By the fresh air ard wish
81 10 repeat the drive The pope
said he felt no reed Of a medical
visit. ara informed Or. fAproni not
10 90 and Sc hln.
During ths night Of Wednesday.
July T. Pore Leo complained Of IN
festival disturbance. which he at
tributef to constipation Nofwifh-
standing. he vent into the Vatican
gardens and returned % hts apart
rpents. again feeling benefited from
his drive
''On Friday rf. fapponi examined
the pope and found pulmonary In
rammaf alton IN the right thorax. be-
tween the inferior and middle iabea
He Informed Cardinal Rampoiia and
began the treatment which he
thought right on Saturday. During
Or fappori. worried desired to
have Pope Leo seen by Dr. Mazzoni.
who. since the operation Of 1899. has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

BURNED
FRaioHrEa Ia CONNER TAkEs
FIRE FROM A LIME CARGO,
NEAR ANAcoRTEs

The steamer frriEhtsr tasaundr.
y Aieh has heuH Operated un the
aaana for years hy swift a Bruce
% th4s city. was burned % the "a
tefa ssav early this morning in
bnffowM has near Anaoortss. She
wns heachsd ri 4llE Point barely IN
time far Capt Meyers and his crew
g. escape Wiih their lives. she lay
M tau feet Of water At hian toe
ard will probably b. wholly con.
snmsd - the tide recede4
The t.aconuef WAS owned b. Capt.
p A swift. who piscex her value
90 tikeeq Only part q that amount
ia euserrh ~ Insurance..
The steamer Raa bound from the
anH Iuan island 20 seattle with 2
tafgu Of i.kee barrels ~ lime. owned
~ the San Juan Island and - gir
aAae Companies. ~ Burrows bay
sha srrIng a irak ara the aesta ni
ths water on the lime caused = nfe,
which spread quickly over The yes
eel
CART Meyers after notifying the
steamer Slate of Washington. witch
,eas passing enroute "a Anaoortea.
made bis eay 90 that city and ad-
vlssa Capt Swift hY tsiephons az
10 o'clock this morning
This afternoon the steamer city
% Denver. which is operated ~ the
sane company. was dispatched 10
ne scene Of the fife "a save ali prop
efty possible 10 be- saved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
TROUBLE:
FOR HIM

William Fasan. wanted Ia Seattle
Ter conducting e Hwindiing gambling
game In the Hsiuisfstifnn1 Hotel
Nul be arrested today IN Denver on
= Warrant ffem Justice Cannin court
IN seattle. charging htm With grand
iaFesus. Yesterday the governor 81
Colorado refused IA issue ekffadi.
ticf papsts aud hilnN Deputy nheTs
ID Nelson "a bring Faxou back 20
afstits GA the ground that such "a
rtra cauid net be issued on an IN
formation. unless a warrant ISSUED
or sefnpiaiut ~ Indictment be held
~ si4s of4cef Hhe papers held ~
fisruty Hhefln Nelson were Of no
vAies and Fason had 20 BE- released.
1'iiiA Information Mas rfcslxsd by
fhe prosecuting ngternSy yestefaay,
aiid measures WFre ~ once taken %
eEeta set rassfsHion ef the much
Nnuted faznu.
a rpps ~ the warrant was tule-
Efnphed IL Deputy sheriff Nelson
a. Denver last uisht. and Il IL ex-
fsztssf that ARMED Hssh this - per
fhs afTl0eF Nfli be- shis % start Tor
SEATTLE IN a very short time with
hts prisoner.
Prosecuting Attorney Scott f. "a
tHsmrta today Hna all Saai On
Governor Mcbride 20 set rsasassssaa
gRNrfa far Faxan 10 the governor ~
Colorado.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
HELD UP BY THUGS

kept nefner covered the other went
through his pockets and relieved him
II hts revolver and such money and
NaiuebieH a. he happened 10 have
Ia hia possession al the time. The
robbers then left. fret threatening
70 kiii him " be made an cutlery or
Attempted 20 follow them.
B~rner. although unkfmed. started
- fhiiow the fsteu. hoping 70 keep
80 - ~ ~ .'sss 90
sosno9us and secure = run OWNING
hls intention ore ~ the robbers
uheeisd around and nrec shot at
the Officer. The bullet sent wide %
the mark. bat Il had the erect OF
putting an end 60 the chase for the
ttans beirx. The hiEhea8as<n epaE
disappeared in the darkunsr. sotnx
in the direction Of Tacoma.
Hefuer then ran 10 the house sf
his brefheF ard notified him ~ whsf
had ocrurfss. Arms were procured
asa =ss esai citizens who had vol
anfecrw1 10 tola the chase and
search Of the surrounding cOantry
Nsa begun.
In tte meantime the ahersfra offies
in this city Was nafiflsti uspaty shef=
tff Ciadihes left on the first train this
uloruiET for AHtaru. zse - new ~ the
hsaa II = posse that has fer ia oh
teet ths fuuuains up % sand - ho-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

slEhi men. headed BY J Mccarthy.
has worked a series IF Claims due.
ing the entire winter
Nothing is now known concerning
the fize ~ the cleanup the men
laF" ttisfi". s. fftHf have maintained
the stfleieat silence on the Ruhisef
The branches Of the river have rot
yet been stsked. but as soon ~ the
news Of the discovery becomes =
matter ~ general knowledge rush
20 the section viii probably BE-
prccirItated.
II IL said that the region. which
ls ~ glacial formation. H. rich in
coal and eii-ln fact. q large portion
~ II has been sfaked for on claims
and that there D nothing 60 lead
nrospecfar o. believe that ihe dls-
tfict Il a gold producing one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

The Seattle Street Railway Em-
pluyee union yesterday purchased
the complete gymnasium outfit ~
H. y. poddridRe. located IN the han
OF 1910 Second avenue one door
north uf the ". G.. T. &. hall af Sec
ond avenue and Pike street The
union L holding is first meeting In
the new hall this afternoon
The gymnasium ia 30 feet square.
n - fitted out with all the appur-
tcnHncea ~ complete gymnasium,
including four shower baths. The
room can be readily converted into
"a hall for meeting and viii make
an excellent Clubroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

far from being weil under way.
The board ~ paHiie works has In
formation that no sooner will the
work b. started than u will he
stepped ~ iniuHefian- Then viii
follow. NJ doubt. p long legal hattie
befafr the work can proceed. There
are several property owners Ia this
district which viii stand The aNeerHs
ment. Who arr bitterly uppuaed to
the Improvement.
On acssant % fhess Threatened In.
Junction suits the board WIS in
doubt as 81 the adxlaahlllfY % iets
ting the contract. but To- an opinion
rendered. to-day Corporation Counsel
Gillian advised TIE buafd % award
the contract With a stipulation tus
eofIoratsd Mhsre5u the euniFartnf
valves any claim for damages
against the city In case he II de-
j. Ysd by injunction suits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
ENOcH ARDEN
IN REAL LIFE
MRS MARY HOLDER SUES FOR DIVORCE FROM
HUSBAND SHE BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN
DEAD FOR EIGHTEEN YEARS

rled Mcconnell ~ 1855. and has lived
happily with him since that time.
FIRST H. Ireland and later IN Seattle.
II was only = feW weeks ago that
Mrs. Holder heard from friends ia
ireland that her husband Was living.
The news was great shock to her.
She at once instituted divorce pro-
ceediugs and alleges A. n cause 81
action that Holder deserted her IN
1859. and has not communicated with
her. IN any way and has allowed her
to believe him dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
THE MANY CONFLICTING REPORTS REGARDING POPES ILLNESS
LEAD TO THE CONCLUSION THAT REAL TRUTH BEING WITHHELD
HOBOES WILL GIVE BAT Tie

Dos that are known 10 bs canpsd
about three miles south ~ Auburn IL
h Thought that The men who held uD
Marshal Bernaf may be found ia ths
camp. All II the h0bos that can ba
found viii be arrested and held f0B
Identification.
10 the hishwn Ymen are found IN the
h0baH camp hattie maY snHuss as
they are well armed and doapefats and
will certainly resist arrest
The authorities ~ Tacoma have been
notified u the h0ld-up and are on tbs
lookout for tie thugs Should ussy
attempt 10 make thsir way into la-
ooma they will probably Be- arrested.
Deputy Sheriff Jack Williams left
this eifg for Auburn ne noon. and will
organize q third posse 70 hunt fof ths
hiEhwaRmcn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

A story which casts "Enoeh Ar
den" in the shade and once again
makes good the old adage that
truth IL stranger than Action. H.
told 10 d divorce complaint filed 10
ths superior court today By Mrs.
Mary Holder, known for years ~
Mrs Malcom Mcconnell against
Thomas Holder whom she married
~ Ireland. thlFty-aeVen years aRo
Holder disappeared from his home
eighteen years ago and believing
that he vas dead Mrs Holder mar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

ROME July a.-nayllEht this
morning found the watchers Al the
bedside of the pope Ncgn from a
night OF anxiety and constant
watehnslnrsz
During tie nisht the venerable
patient hAa heun restless and eyi-
IDENTITY suffered much physical dis
tresH. although he made no COM
piaint Tits siespleszneEs was the
cause 81 the greatest anxiety. and
ffzluant reauft Was had 60 the use
u drugs IA ailay his rrEtiesanesH
and Induce sleep
During the hours Of darkness the
pope had periods Of nfvas degrees
sion. aud though no Wofd came from
bis iips and his eyes we're seldom OPP
ened. n seemed TO those Who hover-
- If his bedside that : sense a. his
IN ridsy apprcschiue dissolution vas
heavy upon hifn. TIE low lib 81
the paticnta rhynteai powers are
beginning 70 tell on his mental fac
uitte4 ana e - possible that the
apparent mental Depression IL only
the temporary effect % physical sx-
haustion
soon after daylight the pope frli
int shat appeared 10 he a feffeah-
the uikbt IN ths Eisk chamber. re
petret TO his own apartments aoon
after the ropa went 70 rl~ets lie
expressed himself a. being hopeful
that the sleep wla nFuss &c BE RS
tofattve and that the pope viii
awake refreshed ard tnviKnfated
II Was announced early this morn
iaE that ACCUMULATION % physicians
u 10 Be held this morning. probably
before noon nrs farpoui and Mas
snul viii participate. bat 81 = not
so = tstst 1888, s.sssS .sSS'
q particlpafe In the consultation
Win Them
4 = known that this consultation
IL 60 BE- held In Differences % The
wishes % @ains % the relatives %
the pop ard certain cardinals who
have expressed themselves - be-
ing dissatisfied with ne tfeatmsut
foiio~rs hy pr~. f.apron! and MaH-
rnnt Il IL emily fair 70 the rhysl-
clans % sax that they have AT ali
times expressed a Ntsh That other
pAyziT.aHs tzs called 4asa eam=ssita-
siou. bur their desire in this matter
have been nexztivea BY the express
command Ct ffe pope himself The
pare has The most aHhaausiea con-
m prs fauront and sfaF-
4nnf and 81 fhr Meeund daY Of his
iiiuesa declared
] am Ntffins a. leave my fate IN
yeur hands Il II NJ desire that no
other physicians BE- called
The first offieiAi bufistin issued
from shr vatican thts morning reads
as follows
rhe condition ~ the rope e IN
changed. lie PASSED A restless night
ard waN az times greatly dsF#sased"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
lMRNE 10 WHITE RIVER
STREAM is sTAKED FROM END TO END FOR GOLD
CLAIMS, ALTHOUGH NEWS STILL INDEFINITE

The nnding u gold on the white
river IN southeastern Alaska. may
lead 20 the development Of terri
tory which AZ present j. practically
and Navigation Company has made
arrangements for ne steamers e.
call at faktRK. which frum being
merely q name will thus rise to the
dignity Of a port
The White river r. about eighteen
miles IN length ard has It's source
in the Maiaspina glacier From a
recently returned Alaska surveyor.
IL WAS learned today that nearly
every foot o. the banks of the main
channel has already been stacked
and that at one place about twelve
miles from the mouth. crew Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
Y 0LP0NI
DEAD
Pops's Last Appointee
.. sss7eaz,hss~ So ssseeaee %.

noME July s--sfnrstinai Naiponi
ssTrxfnFb 81 ths euuHssgnfY. wha was
sfffeksa uffh nfunnpe YaHtsfs
ar. and Whn Would have been
-~sgsaafY ~ thr canffANs 70 Efstt 4
asw nnpa. died thta nsofuinR HiA
9saah a thie sints = = remarkable
ertaaetseurr. a. he van enr - the
iess - BE- heuatrd - tho dyine pre-
lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
CONDITION.
CRITICAL
ROBBERS VICTIM How
ERS BETWEEN LIFE
AND DEATH

Thomas cauislasham. who was she,
- me H#ast i5sa=slaF ss4sfafnn usafss
ifYins 10 help raafaiflan Sss~nsnrs N
hls rsht With tiaraisr 1zmsn barton.
i stiN alive ~ the Warslsa Nissius.
hnspasaA thuaah % critical ransi5s
tior The three fssa ufa are isrdsr
arrrsf e ihs rssiire STATION rrsrres
Nlth the robbery esrs phatuefa ahsi
this naaruinK. ard an effort vii -.
made % find ouf whp thsF arr aartns,
was euel snd Smoked a sisarutta. hut
the ether two men were nerxuus
Ma1aaa. who was arrested seaiar.
asF. ~as pale etth fear aud the eaia
sweat sfaos uut an his forehead ahils
soius g the gallery with Detef tive
Tenant
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he MAY BE the NEXT POPE
CARDINAL vAssurGLll IS MENTIONED AS A POSSIBLE sue.
cEssoR DYING pom riFr

H0ME IuiFE @saffiaai Fsrnfina
Nannafaiil mha Naa laasts the 4ies
Fhaneei1af - ihs haig Fnafeh laaf ain.
tsf. q sHccsad gsfiiinal Farrerht -
EFeffaiHsHfff sarHfEarat &c possible
saecesaar &C. reFle ieo Nil NanrMfs
siu SO given she cardinals esp
March a ~ Nhfir sefsfas a. palaal
aurrfn 81 Firuna fiis present F4as
= thaf ~ rartiiasi tishef and ~ ase-
sitiFH ever The ass - FraEFafi Is al.
diiian O. thia ~ holds the afTre q
xfaaf nsHitrrfiaFF - the ehunh fts
saH hafn in ts1A 81 genaasara. aAs
eancatsa 81 thr 5sz5sifa etsilsss lu
Refine and has ssea = maetsf - aipla.
macy Ter Ysafa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

anopieNy while waiting fof news N
thc t'upc this morning lie died
shortly after hssnE taken frnm the
Vatican.
The Pope has not yet been la
formed 81 Cardinal Neipinfs death.
X Il feared the shock would have a
bad effect
After quite an extended delay
which caused much anxiety. the
phvzieians issued bulletin late thin
morning which gave an unfaKerablc
impression IL ruaaa
The night Waa a tranquil ere for
the rop~. Much ~ It Was spent iu
sleep, The nrNevss OF the pneu.
usonia n mofe resolved IN thosc
parts 90 the lungs not covered by
small quantity 81 liquid stiil fN-
listing in The piruratte cavity. Gem
sFai conditions continue 60 be main
tanned, but the patient Il mere re-
AeVed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
MISS BLASE
VOW LEADS
GAINED 5t4 VOTES FOR CAR.
NlvAL QUEEN TODAY

Miss Augusta fslaHe scored a large
gain 81 eti IN the count ~ votes for
carnival queen made nt noon. and
nov leads IN the race With giG votes
in her favor Miss Marie TruCkey.
who had led the race until today re-
ceived light vote 81 - and took
second place whh n total Of Gi5 bal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
POISON

NEW YORK. July t.--Dr Bald
win % the Newark beard Of health.
who he's been conducting a chemical
test on n piece of Intestine frem tks
body - Col hest who died und~r
suspicious circumstance at the
home Of Or. Woods in San Rafael.
Cal. today announced that he has
dlHroKeIad I'alson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
Ballard Woman Wand DIvorce

Addis " Tierrr 81 iisiisf,; ssss;=
a divorce from her husband asa
Pierce. an engineer. on grounds nf
extreme cruelty and non 50 ppurt.
Siu alleges rs her complaint filed
TO-DAY that since her marriage iu 1856
she has had 10 scrub and wash %
eafH ! living and has had 70 submit
tosihs most brutal treatment At the
hands 81 her husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
EXPLOSION

PNoLE POINT, Cal. July s.--As
explosion az the California powdsf
works 40 g 30 o'clock this morning
resulted in the death OF Harry
Woods and Mary MCGUIRE. OPERA
tiyen Two men ana one WOMAN
were Injured. The cartridge factory
was destroyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
BANK CLEARlNGS
MURDERER
II ARRESTED

TVERET'r. wash. July s.-E. r..
OgleHhic, vino was arrested here last
weak on suspicion ~ being the NEGRO
wanted Ia MsIleufy, Miss., was to-
say fully Identified and VIII be
taken back for trial Immediately.
men and one woman. confesscs
"a kiillur the woman. a hnridt, but
says II was in seif=defrnse
Oaierbie came here IN April last.
and has been Swallowed ever since.
lle was arrested az he was leaving
town There IL a reward Of $3.50
fer his apprehension
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09
REIGN OF TERROR OVER

EVANSVILLE Ind. July -
Three victims Of Mondays riot wsrs
buried today There was no dem
onngHation. The Indiana polls troep~
have been ordered TO start home
this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

AAtftfittA AAfNh AAta
MINNEAPOLIS = Thia saAa l.aks
hsnpY Tbs little ~aman shasxisd up
la him ls ktaursen kas-. HE suushins.
ana the man u '-fsoe" Amss fnaf
tiuaen sua4af % Minneapolis" uniy tias
supreme eaart standa Net~eeh hiui
aud ais YsaYu Al hard later IN ths
state penitsHtisfY.
Little Haarern il only 8 and ia
happier nu~ sran Hhs has bs~n Zoe =
lvng tisnss because her raua. whose
uNSne has rms fuglnrieHsiy arfess
the contiasnt ~ tbs 'ahafae q Mis-
heaq1its. ts home - maeh its piaEa
sish het - ~ hsa lawn before that
!. w.. *. ~, s:s 4. No..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

NJ - Atft TN ~ AhAEstsNs
spuiia ar b. plants seeds stth her.
and iaEethsir shHE watch thsm grew
~ ths his,i fenced garden behind Ia.
hnusa
Despite bic PROTESTS % the CONTRARY.
u sasF . sss tsat Or AFueH - W very
feeble health rae picture wah tAheil
fear HeHff a9u feu uaHid sever
hroS ff hrnss npe from ths lActiSfs
The fsasiEsiis rrueu hair i 4rg, maeh
ihlnaHss, sHa g - sif-aksd With sfaE
a close b beard ronesAis mueh -
bic face The nttFrinE hFavu sksa.
eagle sfss thsf have assu raglsa
arr eiestet ard Tired iasskins u
Arur~ Whole appearance ahass ~ IL
s.-,s, 80 ,-S....,sS=.
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lots To her credit.
Miss Lena NJ Imboff gained 50
votes and now has sos Miss NAY
Thufsthn Rgined 1873 and has now
85H Tho votes east for Miss Meta
sarthgue remain 40 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

Mrs r u. dnlia aged 50 years. dicd
al her late residence 1905 Eighth ave-
nue.. this marninF The body II 1T tht
funeral parolrs ~ the nonncy Watson,
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WILL GET A BLACK EYE
REoRADE WILL BE STOPPED BY
S SOON AS WORK BEGINS

the com uent ana the low bid already ap-
7, and the peopriated from the general fund,
Df assegs tiie Second avenue fegrade IL yet
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That n Grave Condition Exists
Is Made Evident by The Fact
That a Hurried Consultation of
Physicians Was Called This At
fernOOn

ROME. July s.-Rsperts that the
pole = snffcTnEs frvm acute intcs-
tinal trouble. have been confirmed.
a Sensuisation IA noSs Ia progress
between ors. Resseni. Nanaoni ard
lapreas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

ROME. JeiY s--At 5 e'eieek this
afternoon !, 10 reported that the pope
has been suddenly attacked with in
testirsi trouhle. This ausnents his
weakness 80 wuoh that Or. Rsssenl
has been eslisa ard = eensaitation
will take place immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

ROME. July s.-5uiissin.--AIi 10
quiet at the essiean this morning.
His holiness spent . restless night.
prs. Lsppeni and Massenl held .
eOnsulsssioa with DE-. csrdairslIi. q
rstss specialist. thss sssrniRa. TIE
physleiaas sensinus e ernploy every
rnssns rssdern science provides te
keep his holiness alive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

R0sff. Juiy 3 While n is off
ctaity stated fhis morning that the
pcpep coHdifIan u unchanged. Il IL
learned from ar suthaFttafiY- suaree
that his holiness lies balanced be
tween life and death TIE prognaEa-
tian 81 Eis existence IL considered
Halle iesa than a miracle. lie n
eylng piece b. piece. while hts mind
rsisna supreme
A reporter fux th- Newspaper la
PHtftr WAS also stricken Nifh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

ROME July s-st - n'ciork this
morning the fape rsoetNsd CArainal
NamraliN ard asked what eccieslaN-
ttcai business uas pending Hs In
teFszsed himself IN u all
The Pope tested about M. eaaHl-
ton saying Weakness has alwaFa
been my pFFfrt nafiUf
The Pope took beef tea this after
use axyEeu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

VIENNA. JutS e.-~pr AasEsni
told the Ronas correspondent ef the
Alssrasie zslsaus this afternoon thst
the psps might live year, theuah
~. death - passihls ssithia - heara-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

LONDON, July s.--it 10 believed
hsre that tho vatican has establish.
81 q ssassrship or news. baoauss Of
are seFrsssAins sra 81 ths aese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

LONDON. Jaly a---rhe Rome Ger.
respondent Of tire Central News
agency. al fiso s'sleck this after
neea. .s.srt. that = .erprisins rally
has seearrsd in shs eendlsior 81 the
pope re says the docters do net
hssitats te SAY ne~ thas there 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-09

WASHINGTON. -. c. Juiy -
TIE izpai legatien AZ Il e'eiceA. Tits
morning rVestNrd from Cardinal
NRiupaiia The following cahieefssm
-Pan~z conaftfnE - mere conxustnx
We trust IN the etiteaey % pefss-
Ncrfug
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toae.
BERLIN. july a--wara was re-
criv@d here to-day that tbs Poise was
80 deeply seachwd BY tire kAtseFs
sympathy tisat Ne has ordered his
latest portrait bust painted G. D.
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officers and 37,264 men, divided
among a staff corps, six cavalry, five
artillery and nineteen infantry regi'
ments. The end of the war did not
cause a reduction, however. Instead,
the army was increased until, in the
staff corps, ten regiments of cavalry,
five of artillery, and forty-five of in
fantry, 1t had 3,036 officers and 54,641
men.
Three years later, in 1869. twenty
regiments of infantry were dlsbanded,
and the authorized strength was fixed
at 2,277 officers and 35036 men; and
in 1874, with the same number of
regiments, only $4,000 men were
permitted.
Twenty-four years passed without a
change in the army strength. In
March 1898, two regiments of artil'
lery was added, the officers then num-
bering 2,137 and the men 26,6l0; and
six weeks later the strength was In
creased for the Spanish war to 2,246
officers and 62,473 men.
This was increased in 1899 to 2,2S5
officers and $4,000 men, and then, in
1901, came a reorganization which
has given us, besides the staff corps,
fifteen regiments of cavalry, corps
of artillery and thirty regiments OF
infantry, with $500 officers and
maximum enlisted strength OF l0O,O 900
men. The actual strength at present
is fixed at 59,S66 men,
Since Gen. Scott retired, the army
has been commanded by Major-Gen.
Mcclellan. Major-Gen. Halleck, Gen.
Grant, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and general;
Gen. Sherman, Gen. Sheridan, as lieu
tenant.general and general; Gen.
Schofield as major general and lieu
tenant general, and Gen. Miles as
major-general and lieutenant-general.
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