Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-07-23


nal oreglia Some think this fore
shadows Oreglia's election to the pa
pacy.
ROME. July 2l-It is expected thai
all cardinals will be present at tht
conclave. except Cardinal Moran
archbishop of Sydney. Cardinal Ian
gendeux. archbishop of Rheims. who is
i'll. The conclave viii probably be
short.
ROME, July 22-The pope's body
will this evening be conveyed to the
Chapel of the Sacrament In st. Peters
there 10 lie in state.
His holiness will again be dressed
in white papal robes with white and
gold mitre. red shoes and stockings.
and gloves and laid on the cushioned
bier. covered with embroidered gold.
The Noble guard will lead the process
sion, and the pententiary carrying
candles will surround the bier. The
puntin's feet Will project beyond the
open iron work of the catafalque so
they may he kissed by the faithful.
The post mortem shows that the
pope's vital organs were in a healthy
condition. excepting the lungs and
| pleura.
The second of ten congregations
was held today. Matters relating to
the conclave are being discussed
Oreglia. dean of the Sacred college.
opened the popes will. which directs
the disposition of his private affairs
| The contents of thu will are to be
made public tonight. The pope's po-
! litica and religious testament will be
| communicated only to the Sacred col
| Iege
Private views of the pope's body by
high church dignitaries, diplomatic
body and the Roman arstocracy
| which ordinarily have been held in the
5istine chapel occurred today in the
| throne room. According to the pope's
wishes, his heart and lungs were
placed in an urn with other organs
| for special absolution.
ALLENTOWN. Pa, July 22.-Dr
, Henry Helfrich, the oldest citizen OF
Lehigh county, and probably the old
| est physician in Pennsylvania, today
| celebrated the Tooth anniversary OF
| his birth. Notwithstanding his ad-
vanced age, DIR. Helfrich is still vigor-
Gus in mind and body. In his day he
was noted physician and even now
he occasionally prescribes for pa
| tients.
BUTTE. Mont, July 22.-Persons
| near Columbus, this state, scatter on
range and killed fifteen hundred
sheep. Certain cattlemen are suspect
| ed
NEW YORK, July 22-General
| Hernandez the Venezuelan minister,
who is still here, on hearing of the
\ capture of Cuidad Bolivar by the gov
| ernment army, said that with the cap
lure of that city the revolution would
be broken and peace restored. Cara
cas- dispatch this morning says that
| fighting in the city cost four hundred
| lives
ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 22.-Today
was set apart as Manufacturers day"
At the convention of the National AS
| socaition of State Dairy and Food
Commissioners and was given over to
| addresses by manufacturers and deal
ers in food products. The speakers
| included, besides the state commits
| sioners and chemists, a large number
| of representatives of leading manu-
| facturers and dealers in preserved
| meats, flavoring extracts. condensed
milk, baking powder and other food
| products.
| r NJ. Allen, secretary of the food di-
vision of the Kentucky experiment sta
ton. opened the proceedings with an
address on the regulation Of the food
industries. A response on behalf of
The Food Profession" was made by
| Graeme Stewart of Chicago. DIR. V. c.
| Price OF Chicago spoke on the manu-
face of iiavoring extracts. and the dis
cussion was led by Joseph f. Black
| burn. former dairy and food commits
sioner of Ohio. Other participants in
| he discussion were Joseph Burnett OF
| Boston; +. S. Fowler, Dayton, o.; Pro
| fessor r. T.. Doolittle, Michigan's state
analyst. and Professor j. o. La Bash
of the Kentucky experiment station.
No less interesting were the pro-
ceedings of the afternoon session, the
leading features of which consisted OF
addresses by representatives of the
great packing houses of Chicago on
The Manufacture and Preservation of
, Meat Products and an address on
Dairy Products" by former Governor
w. ID. Hoard of Wisconsin. The
speakers We're closely questioned in
the discussions that followed their
addresses by the dairy and food com
missioners and the explanations elici'
ted many interesting facts relating to
the preservation of food products in
general. The proceedings OF the con
vention will be continued and conclud.
ed tomorrow.
RAWLINS, July gas a result oil
the terrible mine explosion at Hanna
suits for damages against the Union
Pacific have been filed. According tc
information today 1t is possible suits
Will aggregate a million dollars. II
would be more, but the statutes ol
Wyoming, provide that not over five
Thousand dollars can be recovered In
case of death. There were one hun
dred and sixty-four victims.
In the Diamondville disaster two
years ago s2G5,00O was the amount o.
the suits filed against the company