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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-24


Hutchinson Herald: Mrs. E. T.
Sweet has rented her farm to "a.
3. Garretson and Paul 81. Brown,
OF Sioux City, Iowa, and will have
9 sale about the middle Of Febru-
ary. The family will move to
Memo until fell when they will go
TO Vermillion to live until Edmund
and Julia finish their education.
Announcements Of the sale will oc-
cur later. Tie will be q good
chance TO get horses, machinery
and farming Implements with
which tosbegin spring work.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-12-24

TO CuRE OLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Eromo Ouiuine Tablets. al.
druggists refund the money If it fails to cAre,
e.. ". Groves signature is on each box. 2Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
THE PROMISE TO "OBEY"

4 sEain-the perennial problem
promising
a
60 leave obey Of the
> "obsys has
bee a terrible bother.
makes it,e difference whether
The of
little me real fseas ard promises Of ~ der
eise they 10 all
obedience
pneasse
oheyiHE vii he
bind
partner nature
nd In
eli in
IL nothing new and It has
Bui ~bil
True be Of and effect
obey but
contract forth what the husband
marriage the rights and
% each
a
nrstd
Of
marriage
consider
foolish thing unfecnE ri1us
lender sacrifices that alone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

Enow wni be Of no use 10 you Ies
- aii duNe
4 prefer to stand The honor ypu
d. me b. tpB delicate
%. ygg may have ~ fear
nave uuur-ee cong a. nv hsea
isn't futurd toward yuu.
fIaauFaia passed over thta You
ara very good blade yuu handle a
sword welt That il = compliment.
eunaideflns that sm held 80 the
FIRST blade IN the kinEtesn Il was
enlY today { learned that formerly
yau had been cavalfyman "
America You have the making Of
a soldier"
Maurice bowed. his hard resting
near ene 90 the 10 Ypnetn.
You are also = soldier OF fortune
like myself You male y good
Ntrokn with the archbishop. You
hoasi NiHksd W All -
Maurice did not reply. but ne saw
that heauvsis was spsaktrs itl good
faith
You have something 70 say
eems to u 20 once"
i viii give you----f IfsIhesitafesi
and scratched hia chm. q ssta give
Yuu ia.eqq crowns aa the prize Of
your silence IN regard q fhs South
American affair
A Sard0nic laugh greeted this pro-
pessi - did not know that pua
nere 30 cheap but u n too late e
Too late -
Doubtless. since by this tinue the
authorities arr ~ possession of the
interesting facts "
= beg to differ from you
'bo AZ you please E" said Maurice.
tfiumphantiy n sent M account Of
yauF former exploits hath - ny own
government and 20 the one whlch
you - trescher0usly betrayed
= am perfectly we'll aware Of
that Heauvsis smiled lie reached
Into pocket. and for a moment
Maurice expected to see pistol
eame forth Hut instead the colonel
extracted two envelopes and sailed
them through the Intervening space
They fell on the table Put not
your trust IN hotel clerks" WAS the
senteutious observation. At least.
tili you have discovered that no one
else employs them The clerk was
told r. intercept yaur outgoing post
New viii W" accept the 10. oo9 enid
rlecea7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

Maurice picked up the letters mss
ehanicaily, They were hla the
stamps were NOS caucslsd. Tie was
bewlidafed. Tie was convinced that
be could in no way cope with this
man. who seemed 90 have a key Tor
every lock. and whom nothing -
capped.
YOU are a great rascal" Maurice
haid finally
We viii waive that point flow
much vii u take % bay your ST.
leseaf
= am sorry I did not XIII You
when I had Iha chance. continued
Maurice. a. if following = train Of
ihunnht
We never realize how great the
opportunity Ia tii. u has passed be-
Yand our reach Welt hou much p
a am not Ia need ~ money
TO DO sure I fmfwot hut the
archbishop couid NOT have given YOU
a competence for life"
n chohsd few facts aut af
kapf said Maurice. You viii wear
na Grown thar IL. earthly
And your heavenly one i near At
hand Fcioined HeAuNais
Maurirx Fingered a 10 Yenet
You refuse this consultation on
my part asked fisauFats
Positively"
We'll then. N anything happens
- foa. you will have only yourself
O. blame. p.ii leave gusi ta digest
that suggestion. Your life hangs in
fhs balance vlti give fea an ts-
ufnrrnw mornlaa 60 make az your
mind
10 10 the drviii"
In that. I shall offer Yuu the
precedence And naAuNain iaaek 81
cut. hacked nui herausn Maurice
had Wrenehsd iooaa one Of the hnYn=
nets
Maurice flung The haYonei across
fhr faom vent hack - his chair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

Ia the iaii az lnnustadt Perhaps
ou y9uf head Will rest the blood u
many gallant gentlemen fsf =ifhin
another q hours / shall declare war
against Leopold This viii BE- the
consequence ~ your tlslaNaitN la
yauf nnfd And she moved toward
the door. the others Initiating her
Fitzgerald. more than anyone else
desired 60 st away
kHd one hy one they vanished
once the countess turned and threw
Maurice Hlanee which mYafffied
him. q was half curtained eifh
tears Presently he was alone. It's
eye FfaHped every ohiect There eas
not q weapon in siaht. only the bay
anets on the table. and he could
r tteHlY hops 90 escape b. aHa II
une 81 these. suddenly the door
opened He expected tha troopers.
It's surprise WAS Errat ueauVaia
aas leaninE against the dnslg 3 half
humorous smile on his tits The
tahiaau lasted several minutes
Well. said nrauvais sfaa dc,
Het seem very Eiad a. sna me
Maurice remained silent aad con-
finusd 80 FaBa ~ his eaemY Over the
tops Of the urturnrd hsFuuHfs
sYaa are. 40 l said buf1ra a very
younE man.
= killed puppst of fauTz faaf
night. replied Maufies. 9Th = grim
grin
Fhf So q was you Wei. Kapf
knrs. too mueh. l am Apd BE- II
dad After al. u Was tAsssAa ~
eafl the princess y Hose little fuzu
Yau have. vas 30 have been hoas
taAH
III she had refused q a. a wife. =
MaufiFe replied
GIeauvaia curiesi his mos sfastass
4 knuw Ks,a deal eI.Fs than
kuuf
Yau a.. certainly. taAi o. saa a
convenient n~arnrss fsai snu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

SYNOPSIS
Maurice Carewo. attached g. To-
American lose tiun in Vienna. while
seskiHs adventure m hleibefa sHs
eauntfrn hia friend. Lord JOHN FttAs
sersid Whose father when nriuah
minister o. ths pnppri kiusdam ten
years trfnfe prisnetch fxius Leopold
fram platH ~ biz cousin. ihu t,sd Duke
teaut and made "a iafge lean 90 The
government
fiaHrraa irsises e. assist the bed
fiaaaH hisr bF gstrudinH the iasH
Friends ag the dsushtrr af ths late
hHke lussf among whom iH Col Headz
yais 81 the rurai culra~siefa sasslns
q place her ga tho throne. attempt -
prevent him crrwu Prince Frederick.
u 9afnavia sh0nt 60 marry The
Princess Altxia. myatsfieuslg ataars
pears
After Maurice meets the rrlncnua he
and hiiaHsrsA ave abducted 10 the
daeheas aad confined al RED Chateau.
sbHfe FftHErrsid falls hapeiHssiY IN
love with their hastsss white her
friend tha Couhiras - iiefshafs.
afnuses Maurice The American i
theH sent a. nieiheFE % aseurr the
hiaden honda fiadiHa they have been
atnien. Maurice captures 4ehan keFfs
Spy IN The employ ~ cot hsafata
she eseanra ~ russ
Maurice f,trara the princess daH
ahd i thankei ~ hef hiEhness ta per-
ann
on tho uisht before Maurice
aFfiF=a kapf aisrlasta 81 Rsahef the
iHnkaorsir plot ~ nsauNaia fee ths
addiction - the princess
kapf discovers tha hl3dnn hunas ard
steals them Maurice aHafn
NESTS ths rFiHgTss % ihe sfehlslahaf ;
paiaee
she sives him . fesi rose Maurice
= insiled a. ths raatas - t7asa4 ais.
tie discovers that ne ruiaHel Il aa
autesst Hohiemzn - Auatfia against
shafu ~ has a Frudsa itsauNata
seekH g. kil him ard thry rrrparr 80
HEhf
Maurice Sins ths dusi bet spasss
HeAaSais' NE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
CHATTER NNGTI.
A GAME or POKER AND THE
aWA A. IA

GAN OF ltfk w AND IttE
STAKES
The next morning neauRaia came
Tor his answer II vas. Go to the
devil"
80 be a." he replied. your gay-
eminent had better appoint yngF
successor Al once.
You viii DE suddenly some day"
said Maurice
Hsanvais shrugged and departed.
II was a drcary long day for the
prisoner. who saw no one but his
islserp A. 5 o'clock the bluff old
Col Meiirnderf came la aud dis
MISSED ths troopers,
''I'u b. Responsible Tor the pris.
oncr from now on. he said As
soon m he and Maurice were alone
he pfUpped his chin and oontefnp-
lated the aulien face 81 the prisoner.
We'll my son. am positive that
Nau have been accused somewhat
hastily. but that's the way women
have Hut madam " honest in the
matter. ~ well ne the Others. neau-
walls IL positive that the move Of the
archbishop o. due 90 your selling out
20 him Come. tell me the story. II
you wish. IN promise hot 10 repeat
t. Madam iH determined 20 look
you up In any event"
There was something 80 fIxa bic
about the old warrior that Maurice
relsuted
There was nothing I'm the gun
barrels" he said Someone had en-
tered that room before me.
thought az first that Beauvaia had
them. but he u the last man in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

WftH HlsefflfF Ne htWNsflN saMgHHst
the yusna friie~ " 30 - seiAau ia.et
+ he temper Hesisrs. h. hsa 4 aHsaMs
rs lisa that thr lad aaa bFf0E IN
Justly acf used
Niaaries ket % and siretrhea him
seif lie rubbed his WRISTS. then sal
Down ana waited Toe the eauestF 10
pfaseerf
- Yea confess. sssd ssss4sfss.
7taat ysa suld The eensois - she
zFeAalslsss2
a. eaafesss~ Maassee seresest W
his Hpa aud began Ga whistle spstif
bis tan'AiisinE refrain frum the
enfaif ugafa. The lrana nuFheaas
Tea aeuT. then Madam NAa
fast tasins pafisnee. grave mistake
hen afan ~ dealing Ntih a baataEsF
aaurtes Nnistiea ia
Answeff" with stamp af tbs
foot
The whistle continued.
Monsieur said The pretty eaaa.
/ gssx. after fuFtlgs Eianss II
matama stormy ryca Do goa
deny =
ms whistle ceased. Madam. 70
/ ruu / shan say that I neahss deny
noe affirm a is too sIiif Taa
= hislir piekcd up tha Thread saaln.
paHhs began - stir in the sYsa q
the EnEitshman. These asfe nus che
/ 4taieui pruieHfsfiurs 20 tuunnsara he
1 had Iaakad FOR THIS dsmsanaf Haa
/ not a. ali iu acrggd with his eafssE.
tatiana Sou that h. had t-1aaasass.i
ntaaama lips Though rha ulaht
never Possesses the rpaaaisl. Maurice
did not appear ~ guilty
HCar~we. he said. ~Yuu have ae
eeived nss from the start"
Naufleg whistied.
/ ruu knew that madam vas her
hiahusea went on the EuEilshfaan.
/ and ysg yau kept that frnm usn
Can ysu blame me " ! doubt ynu IN
other fsefectsf
Maurice Nhistisa on. bat thla time
! ~ assisi~i significantly 81 naasiu
ahusa fruen grew attn darker
4 should like % knuu whY yan
/ returned here said madam EITHER
yea have some plan or yuuf audaelfY
has 10 bounds.
The swhis,ie stopped aRain.
| Madam. for once We agree. I. too.
Should IKE % know why I returned
here
/ rarnWe." said FitKw~rald. II van
vii alve me your word
In not waste your breath mon.
sisaf Interrupted madam
VIII you give me Ypur word -
persisted Fitzgerald. refusing To see
the warning In madam's eyna
Niii sivs Ypu nothing my lord
nothing The accusation IL too alb
/ surd. Sow madam. shat II your
pleasure Ia regard 20 my dispssi-
ton"
You are 10 be- locked up. mon.
sieBr." tartly. You are too iuuutsi.
tive % remain a. large
Ny confinement viii he Of short
duration. confidentiy
II rests with my pleasure alone
Pardon mo " ! contradict ve5Ir
hiEhueau returned here a. rep
reaenthtivc ~ the British amha asa
dor IN Vienna 7 volunteered this ~.
Gee a the request 81 my own mln.
later
a shade Of CONSERVATION came into
the faces 81 hts audience.
II nothing u heard 81 me within
two days an Investigation will en-
sue II r. very droli but am here
70 inquire into the wharea bouts Of
one Lord Fitzgerald. who has dlaap-
peare5 4"
Fitzgerald became enveioped In
/ gloom
And your credentials. monsieur
SAID the duchess. You have them. I
| presume -
= came ~ private gentleman.
telegram 70 my minister In Vienna
vii bring Endorsement
All Then you shall be locked ~
/ cannot accord you recognition
I without formal credentials I sea
nothing IN YOU but an fmuertinent
meddler Tomorrow evening you go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

The Of that seeking automobile
70 the north pole has
pie up there to be and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

aad tore hts Inflated letters into RIB
b.tHs When this waN donr he stared
alpaaiiy at the impfNnatu candle.
sticks
Al length Nauricr Zen into = light
aiusrtrt The nsxt tifas - siffzstst
his eyes u aas because % . familiar.
Hfnuufonuus jar. Tramp. tramp
tramp. u Was a iafas body u men
on fhe march SOON this vas fob
iawad b a lighter and nuiaieF sound
cavalry. Finally. there came the
rumhiing % heavy metaiaaftiiierr
Mere than an hour passed before
these varying sounds gfeN indiH-
tlnct,
Maurice was nos fully awake. An
army had passed the Red Chateau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

The Kansas Of
sas's 81" puzzled
bloom Of youth in
definitely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

Crescent Egg and
Phosphate Is healthful
and absolutely pure.
altogether different
from the injurious sed-
iment &c o III IN o n ~
known as Cream Of
TARTAR found on the
bottom and sides of
casks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

~ fsfNV q ~ ~ 0t fffE
fklleSRkR kY7zRA2LK A.UQZzAf11g
world 10 dispose Of them "a the
probate s,sis has the archbishop Hol
themY wish / knew. That's al
there II ~ the story
Aud her royal hinhnsna aos
slyiY
Maurice flushed.
There b little going on IN Biei-
berg that We don't hear about The
princess b. charming Poor girl
Madam has no love fnf me, said
Maurice.
MADAM has 30 isFs faF anyone.
IL ihaf will give you any satisfaction.
IL does. NJ lord. the English
man. came near striking ne Last
night"
i would not lay that up against
him. Madam Vas the power behind
/ the throne"
And ihs impulse behind mad
AmT smiling
You Are the only man who hae
ever crossed madam'a path. she
cannot forget q. what have you
done 40 f~auYaiaf
IA h. Nos exactly what We done. v
is Nhat / knes
/ What a. YOU Know -
] Maurlc. repeated the htafY.
| and you b~stsi him at The fapisra p
/ iH establishment
IH there anything staaitnE about
+ Sc saked Maurice
fte has np match hefesbpat The
E Colonel 10, Aed across the table ai the
+ smooth. e esd hoy be was scarcely
else and effected but he seems %
haya you nor n in embarrassing
l very"
=, wni b. Tor him. n 1 i've long
enough "
aFN
stieanvaiu has promised % push me
on he beard ! aui safidsfiBs hos hr
Nfii % ~
DON'T iut that disturb faa. he xiii
/ a. nothing nov We'll well. u is al
aGffg Fama Rat J have dandtsd
madari a. q child on my knee aad
/ whsrfgtr hrF fortunes lead ! must fal-
I iau Rhs wiu Nth. nHt I pity that
poaF 6srIi ~ kiaE
ef1s u en nis dssthhsa And his
daughter. Odd knows what l. in store
1 faf her f'firrs Frederick il aailHiHs
Nth hts psnaant sir IRE daY Tor
/ the wedding tas cgme anH aans. unless
he turned az teaaf. which Il not IKE
81
with Il nut likely inassas hs.
eeasst ne eoi1net sadly IT. pulled
aus his pipe and Smoked faf llins
sBai ist gf mot iuaTs hafshiF There
MAJ ~ circumstance over Nhifh
/ Prince Frederick hes no control
am Enins 90 SHARE NJ ainnef Sith fon
tnuishL IA 10 g. hrishtsa fsa ~ =
be :"
isrhanku"
s-rhsn after ainnsf vel piaT fsakFf
Until they come - take ysu 70 nfNuhs
stadi
] when the dark = sYemiuE fsH fse
servants snter~d 9TH ifars snd las
ksis and pfncsesisd IN lar The htnis
I FhaF pat new candles ia ths taFaitess
>-.--...-..,,, -. -. .u,..- Z. !.
/ .frrsuftvu fi,~ --ftl- y. 3 =. .
HffnH dozen bottles Maurice
/ ssiaaesisf. hzFfaE az Idaa n satnds
Sshr'
sltsfuesitsrF cainnei I'm sizing q
| SAL eel sn indefinite sentence
| a deErn bottles then. Faid she
rainnsi o. he ssFFsHtE
Hos nid gill u be- ssked Naurtes
| f-r~ies ruur ass. my son nat a.
naf maze apT uisaa irHiaian shsas ny
capacity fuF insaysf =
sAaF faise=ieaiatianS Maurice
schesi
Yes v You plan q st me drunk
Naursces isHEh had = faias finF q
A. The Cplpuri had made shfesa
guess
ThsY AT Down snd both made A.
/ excellent dinner The ptne came anf
-. -. A. Al . -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

CHATTER XXI fCuutinp~d
Seeing that bis bafh bal tsff taHai
All without answrr Nautics natd
Doubtless the informant y 10
watches over your Interests md
various nghrr interests - stitch Yau
have ua tnblinK n thr nan fan esii
gstensi NeanYRia. lets give hiH hls
tfae zee nae Prince Nnnrad tha Iasg
u the Waimudsns. eaahlsfef
z4fnsstar
putY Fitzgerald showed any s4rs
Htisf Maurice az unrr $50 that the
afasFa N-Fs in the aessEss Tsssf
kasa ffe 81 lionel bid they : saN
ny - aaa in niribefEf t.ef thea
find u aut tur themselves. tie Ne 81
anf iiM e nAEer tp ata their iIs
sHaflfd back and Vaenad.
Parton me h. safd. Nlfa ulaak
palilsHsas. but NJ hsnas afs I4a1
ami ths truth is. ! asa aleaHf.
4f'1ant said ms fafa. fsisA ss
him iie ~ih b. 500 ueil guarded q
80 are
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-08-28
The Line. In one. palm.

Square or spatulated fiHgers in the
science of palmistry denote the philo-
sophical and practical temperament.
taper fingers signify. an artistic tenn
permanent and very pointed digtts are
sure sign of the dreamy, psychical
nature. Much is learned by the general
quality and conhguration OF the lines
which cross the latter. The life line
running around the base of the thumb
denotes long or short life, good or i'll
health, according as it Is long or short,
clear and unbroken or otherwise. The
heart line, running across the palm
nearest the base of the fingers, sig
nifies the quality of the possessor's
emotional nature, also the kind of love
she will give and receive. This will be
enduring or temporary according to
whether the line be long and clear,
forked or crossed and chained. Below
this is the head line, which indicates
the mental and moral qualities and
achievements and deficiencies.
The line of fate runs perpendicularly
across the middle of the palm and Is
very important factor in the happiness
or unhappinoss Of its owner. 1t should
be clear and narrow, unclaimed and
uncrossed by the fine wrinkles which
score so many palms, and it should
never come to an end on the line of the
heart, since this signifies disappoint-
ment in love. A cross on the mount Of
Mercury" which is just at the base
Of the fore or index finger, is an unfai1-
ing sign Of happy marriage
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-08-28
Killed Him In Cold Blood.

1t was after dinner in the little cafe
beloved by literary Bohemia and the
diners at the end table were swapping
stories Of their most startling expert
ences. Each had told thriller, and all
eyes turned to the long haired poet
who wrote only martial lays.
IT had a terrible experience once
he said. "The memory of it haunts me
now. / inflicted the most awful fate
possible to imagine upon fellow
creature. 1t was in Germany. didn't
know the language very well, and i
suppose must have made some blum
der in addressing a fiery looking chap
alta hotel there. What it was / don't
know, but at any rate he declared he
had been insulted and demanded duel
on the spot.
"'One Of u.s. he cried in tones Of
fearful wrath, shall never leave this
room alivev
81 knew him to be an expert swords
man. But was l afraid? No! so let
it be- l said. And then 1 rushed out
of the room, locked the door behind me
and left him there to diev'-New York
Press.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-08-28
Little Sisters Rejoinder.

Out in the east end is young woman
whose little sister is much inclined to
ask numerous questions and though she
is sometimes a little slow about under
standing things in general, she is as
quick to see a point as most little girls
Of six. The other day Little Sister
asked Big Sister the direction to the
home of a new acquaintance. Big Sis
ter tried her best to make the way
plain to no avail, and finally becoming
exasperated, exclaimed:
"Oh, follow your nose, Nan, and you
will finally find the place."
well, if you ever follow your nose,"
came the quick retort, you will go up,
apd up, and up, and be an angel by and
by, which you're not now"
Which reference to q nose inclined to
be pug ended the controversy.-Pitt
burg Gazette.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-08-28
The First ''Lady In Trade"

Perhaps the most notable instance on
record of the feminine street trader Is
that of the white Widow" otherwise
the Duchess of Tyrconnell, the Frances
Jennings Of the De Grammont memoirs,
who, at the time of the revolution in
1858, according to Horace Walpole, "be-
ing reduced to absolute want on her ar
rival in England and unable for some
time to procure secret access to her
family, hired one of the stalls under the
Royal Exchange and maintained her.
self by the sale of small articles of
haberdashery. She wore white dress
wrapping her whole person and white
mask, which she never removed, and
excited much interest and curiosity
London Chronicle.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-08-28
The First wedding Ring.

The wedding ring, according to Henry
Swinburne of the seventeenth century,
was first designed by Prometheus and
fashioned out of adamant and iron by
Tubal Cain. He says that it was
"given by Adam to his son to this end
that Herewith he should espouse a
wife" Men were, as all women know,
deceivers ever, and some of these I'M
scrupulous creatures were wont to wed
with rings made of rushes, imagining
them to be less binding than a strong
and valuable ring. The bishop of Sails
bury, however, stepped in and forbade
this practice in 1917.
Silver was more frequently used than
gold for wedding rings, and they were
made in al kinds of shapes, some
twisted, like two joined hands, or a
pair of hearts stuck together with an
arrow. Often they were adorned with
precious stones and had 'posies"-that
is, scraps Of verse-inside, such as:
Fortune doth send you, hap it we'll or i'll.
This plain gold ring to wed you to your
will
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-08-28
WAS CONSEcRA7ED
Office Of Bishop of Cebu, P. l., Con-
ferred on Rev. Hendrick.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y. PRELATE
Ceremony Performed by Cardinal Sa.
TOLL Picturesque In Extreme-Arch.
bishop Harry Assisted-American
College Students Present.

Rome, Aug 24.-The conservation of
Rev. Thomas A. Hendrick, of Roches.
ter N. Y, as bishop Of Cebu, p. l., was
performed Sunday morning by Cardi-
nal Satolli in the church of the Fran
ciscan missionary nuns. The occasion
acquired special Importance because
one of Cardinal Satolli's assistants at
the function was Archbishop Harry,
the metropolitan Of the Philippine
Islands, while contemporaneously Car.
dinal Satolli consecrated Mgr. Caval.
lari as titular bishop Of Philadelphia,
Asia Minor, whom the pope has ap'
pointed pro-vicar of Venice. Plus x.
still keeps for himself the patriarchate,
thus avoiding revival of the question
whether the Italian government has
the right to choose the patriarch of
Venice, which it claimed when Sarto
was appointed to that post.
The scene Sunday was picturesque
in the extreme when the red-robed car
dinal, surrounded by the bishops and
a number of nuns, clad entirely in
white, proceeded to the symbolic func-
ton of conservation. The students of
the American college came to Rome
from their villa at Castel Gandolfo.
specially to assist at the ceremony.
Cardinal Satolli later gave a dinner in
honor Of Bishop Hendrick, at which
Archbishop Harry, Bishop Caval,ari
and Mrgs. Kennedy and Fowler were
present. Archbishop Harry has booked
bis passage on La Touraine, which will
leave Havre for New York Aug. 20.
Bishop Hendrick, who has received in
structions regarding the Philippines
from the secretary Of state, will have
a private audience of Plus x. and will
afterwards leave for Ireland, as he
wishes to have Irish nuns and monks
sent to his diocese of Cebu for teach
ing purposes. He also desires that
several Irish priests be sent at least
for a time.