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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-12-11
Mrs. N. r. ROBINSON,
cLAIRvoYANr, CARD READER

Palmist. Also gives reading by mail if given date
of birth, color of hair eyes, and three leading ques
tions Sitting from a. p m. Price
dollar. No. 1904 Second St., North of Willamette
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-12-11

TO CURE A COLD I'm ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All drug
gsts refund the money If il fails to cure
w. Groves signature is on each box.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-12-11

Tea sets, Coffee sets and all kinds of
silverware at E. P. Greffoz. The Jeweler
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
PROHIBITION IN HUI COUNTY.
Pros Have Again Begun Publishing Re.
suit Of the Election.

Pros Have Again Begun Publishing Re
suit Of the Election.
Hnlsboro Texas. January 16 For the
present at least the prohibitonists seem 10
have the upper hand Of the ants In this
county. Such would seem 70 be tho situn
ton else they would not have began again
the publication Of the order Of court deolar.
ing the result Of the election The autls
had not contemplated such contingency
and this is the hrat time that such thing
has occurred IN Texas. The ants have moi
disclosed what course they viii pursue, but
the impression is general that they Will
again cnjoin It's publication. 10 that event
Il is pretty Suru to he disregarded unless
the pros have change OF heart in the
meantime, for they are very bold now IN
declaring that they have no fears Of con.
tempt proceedings because, they claim. the
Injunction II not 10 force and has not been
Since dissolved by Judge Pondexter in
September, although notice Of appeal was
given. They say they have Investigated
fhe law and are sure Of Il The fact thnt
they have Induced Judge I'm 10 see 1t as
they do seems to give their contention moro
strength, since he Is himself a lawyer Of
some prominence.
Tho election was held IN June, but before
the publication was completed an iniunc-
tiou was secured and the publication has
rested IN allegiance since.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
v 3. & N. WATERFRONT.

Condemnation Proceedings Suspended
and Effort at Settlement to Be Made
velaseo, Texas, January l6.--chiet En-.
eineer Cole Of the velasco, Bra2os and
Northern railroad is ia town, and Is now
engaged in surveying the wharf front and
terminals selected by that company, He
surveys so many feet at the lighthouse and
40 many at the river In front Of the town,
He will finish here right of and will then
Immediately proceed to Anchor and begin
cross sectioning the route already surveyed
from, Anchor to Duke station on the Santa
Fa road The line is already pEn To Duke
from Anchor, sud all that Engineer cole
will have TO do Ia TO cross section ana
drive the stakes 50 that the graders can 90
ahead ,,u,,.o.
Of tbe yelnsco. Brazos and Northern Is now
at Anchor making preparations to 60 70
work He reports an extensive ontnt be
longing to Coon & Co., q big railrohd con
struction concern and that they VIII ne
ready to follow the engineering force as
soon as tho stakes are driven.
"a telephone message received hero TO-
dav states that the proceedings for the
condemnation Of the wharf and river front
has been postponed until FEBRUARY %
ponding an nmlcable settlement OF the mat
tor by both parties in interest u Is re-
Iinbly stated the the attorneys Tor hot1
the syndicate aud the railroad COMPANY
have 'rotten together and that settle
ment has practically been accomplished
and that the Nelasco, Brazos and Northern
will get what water front thu company
needs without any court proceedings or any
other trouble that may tend TO obstruct
the great enterprise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
Notes and Personals.

The employees Of tho Houston and Texas
Central railroad we're paid of yesterday.
c. b, Seger auditor Of the Sunset. Central
lines, Is In New Orleans on business
trip.
II. A. Jones, freight traffic manager OF
the SunsetCentral lines, viii return from
New York today.
J. W. Evans, claim agent Of the Santa Fe
route, with headquarters In BRENNAN, was
In Houston yesterday
j. d. Bone, commercial agent Of the Cot.
con Belt In this city, was In orange yes.
terday on business trip,
T. G. Beard assistant general freight
agent Of the Sunset-CentrRl, returned from
visit 10 Galveston yesterday.
Paul kirkpatrick, travelling freight agent
OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, was IL
Halletsville yesterday on business.
II. d. Klgore ticket passenger agent Of
the NnndHlia lines, was I'm the city yes.
terdny from his headquarters IN San An
tonic.
+. c. Rodey. division superintendent n,
the International and Great Northern, with
headquarters In Palestine, was 10 Houston
yesterday
@. J. jackson general freight agent OF
the Mexican International, was IN fioustor
yesterday morning and left for Galveston
during the afternoon.
The work OF spreading gravel on the
tracks which will he covered by the new
train sheds nj the Grand Central depot wa,
being done by large force Of men yester
day
Nickel steel rails are to be used hy the
Pennsylvania for all heavy curves and JOB
tons have been ordered al a cost OF sT4 I
ton, This IS the result Of n two years
test.
9.F5, ?. Egstsg. eity. p.sssvssr, aud
SoTthsEs " dis city, left last n!sht fei
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
WEIGHTS OF VEGETABLES
Commission Has Come to a Decision
on the Application of Truckers.
WATERFRONT FOR THE Y. B. & n.
Condemnation Proceed ras Postponed,
Pending IN Amieab- Settle
ment OF the Dispute

Austin. Texas January l6 The railroad
commission Issued the following important
circular this evening amending express
classification MS u result Of the hearing
held yesterday. This classification is mpor-
tant to every truck grower aud express com
pany in Texas and will interest also some
forty railroads:
II is ordered by the railroad commission
weights be adopted AS an amendment to
current express classification, TO govern ID
Texas,
Berries and ngs, Leslie 24.Guart wine
. Mustard aud green onions nour bar
res, 50 pounds; sugar barrels, 10 pounds,
3. Beets, carrots, radish and turnips, all
with tops, hour barrels, 90 poundsi sugar
| barrels, 10 pounds, and In crates. l6xi6x26
| inches, 30 pounds. All without tops, dour
barrels, 10 pounds; sugar barrels, 1926
4. Mixed vegetables sugar barrels, 100
pounds. and In crates 16S16x26 inches, 80
and in crates i3xisxa4 Inches, so pounds,
g. Tomatoes peaches and plums, 4-basket
/. Irish botagoes and pears, 1.s busbel
boxes, 10 pounds.
| $. Squash, 10 bushcl box, 1919 pounds
D. Gautaloupes, crates l2Sl2x24 Inches, 40
10 Captaloupes and pears, climax baskets,
! Is pounds
II. Cucumbers and pears, busbel boxes, 30
| pounds
II, Egg plant, crates l2S12x24 Inches, so
| pounds Hour barrels, 10 pounds, aud sugar
-, Note. The above weights shall apply on
tne articles named 10 straight packages eI-
| cept as otherwise provided In item 80. T.
| CancelinS portions Of express circular No.
| J. issued by this commission January T.
1898. which conflict
This order shall take effect February 8.
j !.-I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
Tlmrson to attend the Hoo Hoo concsteua.
fHE WILSON prsTTLLINd CO.
Baltimore. Nd

llmpSou 10 Hlt'UN tue hoo dVo ConNhleuA-
tion in that city
W, F. Mcclure general freight aud pas
seuger agent of the Galveston Houston
ana Henderson. pasacd through Houston
yesterday, en- route 10 Galveston, after a
tour OF North Texas on hnsIHess
Every inch Of railroad entering Philadel-
phia and the metropolitan district about it
IL nov owned or controlled hv the Pennsyl
vlnIa. il Is said Ia hc the only city I'm the
United states whose railroad facilities arc
so situated
Nj charles r. Perkins, assistant general
freight agent Of the k6Deas City southern
accompanied by his wife, t. In VI usto1
ters I'm TcXdrklnl, for which place ho
leaves tonight
The Baltimore and Ohio has succeeded In
getting a panoramic Gamers that takes In
the entire range Nf $50 degrees If horizon.
Ferry, each of which will show the best
feature ~ that historic locality
w G. Mckenzie assistant superintendent
terd0v morning from Austin where he at.
tended the hearing Of the railroad commits
sion on the subject Of express rates ana
weights superintendent Taft win return
via San Antonio. reaching Houston this
morning.
graceful compliment was paid 10 Gen.
eral Passenger and Ticket Agent James
Barker Of the KATY" az san Antonio on
his birthday last week when his portrait
surrounded by photographs of familiar
scenes along tho KATY route WAS pre-.
scented 20 him by the officials ~ the mas
senger department
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
TRoUeLE BREWING FoR cUeA.

"'eololers Are Camorna for Their Pay
and Threaten Revolt.
:, wv lorS' January iG.-Former members
Cloan army are becoming restless,
Havana dispatch to the Tribune.
sa.D 49, tney are beginning to threaten the
NET sroment that II they are not paid by
.ss. sn toey Will act A general OF the in
spos6ata army has handed TO the CORE
niost Innoa printed manifesto which is
~ .,nul"'1endlary IN tone Ii is addressed to
esh.r thlIty and TO the powers. Among
paf ~. onugation Of the government TO
II nv army Is a sacred one. The libernt-
eTprvthGvps nave waited patiently. but
amy t NM has a limit the MIGRATING
ne eo nn not wait later than March for
n Siiii pletien for the work OF soldiers.
nj ~. mol be further put OF by the pre-.
Az st revision Of laws necessitates de.
tfstr ,c,. army will reunite ana occupy
I'll, 'oTn, pAci6cally, IL we are NOT naid'F
threat ~ c'renlar is regarded as a direct
tpuht, =, revolt, although officials express
hoNeses ,L ueh probability, II is known.
are hssln5 ma several prominent generals
viii bs,aSql- tae movement. such measures
gerernmsny Dc necessary, though. as the
y on thc WI pay the army Immediate.
Eoooa Sh negotiation OF the loan Of s3J,
"n'co VIII be made in April.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
SARATOGA OIL PROPERTY SALE
Was the Source Of Considerable Com
nent in Railroad Circles.

Usd tne source Of considerable Cof0'
nent in Railroad Circles.
Tho transfer Of tho property If tho Beau.
mont and Saratoga oil and Pipe Line com.
pany 10 Charles II. Markham. Vice presi-
dent Of tho Sunset Central lines in Texas,
for n consideration Of $4,000. was the
main topic Of conversation 10 railroad cir.
cles yesterday, and much speculation was
INDUCED In as 10 the exact plans to he pur'
sued by the gentleman IN whose name this
valuable property now stands in handling
tho Saratoga fields Mr.. Markham Is eS.
pected back home this morning from New
YORK, where he has been for the past ten
days on business. and he viii No doubt en
tighten the public in the matter
It is known that the Southern Pacific
has been after this property Tor scBle
months. with the view Of securing enough
wells and proven territory on which 10 bore
more when NECESSARY to insure a supply
Of fuel oil with which to burn in the en-
gines in use on that system
The Saratoga dald Is said to pc one Of
the best In the Hardin county OIL district
and those who know the value Of the prop
erty claim that the transfer was an espe
cially good from the standpoint Of the
One party who figured quite prominently
IN the transfer Of thu property when asked
in regard to the sale stated m Post re
porter thar II was made for the persona
account NJ Mr. Markham, and was simply
an investment Of that gentleman.
An important matter in connection witt
the transfer of the Saratoga holdings Z
Nj Markham Is the fact that the Gulf
Colorado and SANTA Fe railroad was alS'
after This property and made strenuous
efforts to secure possession Of II by pur
chase. which had the effect Of delaying
the transfer Among the stockholders O.
the compauy were several who were quite
fsvorable 10 the Santa Fe getting the prop
erty ana thereby aid all in their power Il
prevent the sale being made 10 any othc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
Truck Growers, MestIna.

The meeting Of the East Texas trnit and
vegetable association begun at Lufkiu yes
terday and will be concluded today. Among
those who had prepared addresses for The
occasion we're Prof, H. III. Harrington, the
state chemist Mt the Agricultural ana Mo.
chanical college; Prof L. Dwight san.
derson, state eutomologist, and Prof. Green
OF the horticultural experiment station.
was arranged.
The Houston East and West Texas rail.
road contributed considerably toward
making the meeting n success. and Assist
ant General Passenger Agent William 10.
berty and Immigration gent sam IA, nixor
OF that road arc In attendance upon the
meeting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
RAlLRoAps no spgNp MlLLIoNs.

Estimates Of Amounts to Be Spent IN
improvements Great
New York. January IA Estimates OF
the amounts to be spent by the railroads
Of the country for new construction equip
ments and bcttermcnts this year makes
the enormous aggregate OF s4oooooooo.
Not since boom days OF railroad building
in The IT'S has this record been edualed.
Among the ronds which have already an-
nounced their proposed expenditures ior
the Durpose stated above are; Atchisou,
$40. 900 OoO: Rock Island. ss,000Qoo; Penn;
eylvania. s30,OO00Oo New York lentrai
and the Vauderbllts, soo.00o.oo0; Wahash'
$50. OoOO O0 Baltimore and ono, SlQy.Oy !,
Pacific. 500 O.0Oo and the Southern
Pacific. 100000 ,,,,
la addition President James J. Hin OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17

The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Re all
road hes served notice on the Kirby Jum.
Der company, With which 1t has an order
for 100000 ties, that the monthly ship
meuts will have TO be doubled to waat they
were last Scar.
The tic feature of the Kirby Lumber com.
pany Is most important one. aud is i'm.
mensc In Its proportions Last year tnis
company put out nearly 100000 ties
The Santa Yes order will uecessitate
considerable OF q rush upon the part of the
muls, Mr.. 5. 4. McNeely has charge 81
the tie business Of the Kirby Lumber com.
pSny.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
lraueursl CroweIs.

The railroads entering Ausun--the Hous.
ton aud Texas Central and the interna.
uonal and Great Northern have made nu
exceedingly low rate 10 Austin Oh account
Of the ceremonies attending the Inaugural.
ton OF Governor Lnnham on next Tuesday.
and they are making preparations 10 handle
large crowds to the Capital city tor lna,
On Monday night the Houston and Texat
Oehtral VIII put on two extra sieepers Ia
HOUSTON. In addition to this that road
Will also handle three private cars con
talning special society parties who will 20
70 austin for the inaugural ball Thesc
weston aud Beaumont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
LockLlN HABEAs CORPUS,
Two Witnesses Ter the State Have Been
Placed on Stand.

Placed on STAND
Lano Texas, January to The bearing
In tho habcas corpus trial Of Sam Lortliu,
vto IT, charged with the murder of Z e.
Rmutree I'm 1909 was rceumcd to-day
rho cutjrc morning vaA spent lN the
rro examination ~ IKE Barber, Vho h0s
urued states evidence ana who trsNteE
tr4t be aud Loeklm Killed Nounucc,
Iu.kliu drlng the shots that killed him. In
co.. Afternoon Nun Turner WIS placed on
the st9ud % corruhornto Ike RNrnrr I'm 10
cnrd 60 certain features The case has
been 900 tbal two days AND thus tHr only
$50 witnesses have been Introduced both
brIuu S,utC's wltucesot
Tha cosc " attracting vide attention aud
as % result the town rs luN ~ p"yqlp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
Shreveport Cotton Shipments.

Especial to The Post }
Baton Rouge. ia, January l6 The fol-
lowing circular was Issued by the railroad
commission today:
To all Transportation Companies Entering
Shreveport,
gu are hereby notified that on all bills
OF fading on cotton shipped on a rate car.
rylna n refund, the billie Of ladiuS must b.,
plainly stamped or printed WITH the follow.
Ing words; When cotton Is reShipped via
this line, refund viii be made to protect
the through shipment"
Carriers are therefore instructed TO oh.
serve this requirement carefully aud ace
tnat all bills Of ladiuc are so marked
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
No business 10 BE Transacted

TYLER Texas January 10 The Federal
court mot this morning transacted no bust
ucss and adjourned until 10 o'clock 70
morrow morning mis- VIII hc done daily
until papers arrive from tho attorney gen
eralB department 81 Washington answering
motion To- 0bate and dismiss the prosecu.
tionB tled by the defendants
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
Mr. Youno Here.

Mr.. c. z. Young of the International ana
Great Northern right Of way and land de.
partment has been In Houston several dgys
Mr. Young has been away from bis head
Quarters at Palestine for some time, and is
al present engaged IN the work Of arr ngine
for the right Of way for the Beaumont er.
tension Of the International and Gre I
Northern
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
CONVICTIONS IN DELTA COUNTY
John Bates Got Two Years on . Plea c
Guilty

Cooper, Texas, January 10. In tic dis
trct court of Delta county today Jtb1
Bates was given two years MP n "A plea n
gdllty to the killing " joi Means
The case against Julius clark, Who was
indicted for tho same killing, VIII be dis
missed.
Jesse Duncan pleaded guilty 10 n charge
q burglary and was given two years in tll
IofOrmNtorN
rho Jury I'm the case ~ Wesley Adams
transferred from Hopkins county rendered
II verdict giving him two years In tie pen
ltcntiary. 1his case has been tricd four
times, with d verdict ~ guilty each time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17

A number Of officials Of the Houston and
Texas Central railroad left yesterday morn.
Ing for an inspection tour, going as far
as Hearne ana returning to the city last
night
In the party were Manager JeG y. Miller
snd Ms secretary, Mr. T. 9 Borne. snd
MessrS 4 V. Kellogg, engineer of main
tenance Of way a II Wescott IGht ~
way agent. nnd w L Blsbee. traiunlafter
and superintendent of telegram
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
katv EaciIltias I'D Gainesullle.

Gainesville. Texas, January 16. y. II .
5llhen general fuel agent, Civil Engineer
Atchlson ana Roadmaster Foster were here
yesterday afternoon In charge Of the IN.
specuou car Of the KATY. They are making
Arrangements TO put Ia additional side
trucks and coal hoist here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
Killed BY a Train.

Corsicnna. Texas. january 10. W NJ,
Hail. a well known farmer Of the Drane
community. about eight miles west Of here.
was killed last night boy being run over by
a train on the Cotton Belt railroad about a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
CASE or GARRETT SCOTT.
Sheriff league viii Remove Him L
Washington County.

Sheriff league VIII Remove him TO
Washington County.
Brcnham. Texas January TO- sheriff u
f. Tongue and Constable X. II. Burch,
who went IA Houston Thursday afternoon
after Garrett l.. Scott, returned Friday
morning without bin, the papers not all
having been signed dp according 10 law
and the sh,rlf OF Grimes county. Whose
business IL is to turn him over TO Sheriff
Trnrue, not meeting these officers IN Hous-
ton.
The puprrs IN the case reached Brcnham
Friday morning aud wero fled hy DlFtrtct
CLERK Krng. and Sheriff league went again
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
Station Disoontin led

Austin, Texas, January l6-The railroad
commission took up and further considered
the matter Of the application Of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railway to dis
continue Denmsn station After all the
testimony had been taken. a majority Of
the commission voted To grant the appira.
tlcn and discontinue the station
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17

vhe si0o,oooooo Northern Securities CON
peny Will spend Sloooo,COn On the Great
Nnrthern Sl2QQo,oo0 on the Northern
Taclhc and s5on.oOn on tho Burlington.
making total Of s2I.ooo.oeJ by this ono
company.
The .yarioue Southern lines controlled
~ D. Flefpont Morgan will spend $4,000.
Oh the Southern railway.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
'"r0H1ANT SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
I'm. rrepsration That Positively
NUS the Oandruff Germ.

nos. ue Oandruff Germ.
ssde siter' important discovery has been
NJ aimed il years patient laboratory
sss,Nnfos Hefnic',, certain directlon--lt is
speedily ss ns prevents fal,ins hair s"dd
enf. Thess permanently eradicates dan
:. parasite evils are caused bT Germ
" Ming up a dsna burrows into The seain.
~ We 81 the apba a,gn as II seeks to sar
y thiS p Ss, without falling r S Mn ns so,r
sfnr Il ~ without dsndrnn. and no dan
FNrplcide y germ Is DESTROYED, Newhto'.
g, ,vors. 'os ',b only Preparation dat viii
10 wee. PesNIroy the cause. yon re
L-'slsSse 20 y stamps n, sa,rr h On.
Co. petselt Mich. ""'s 70 W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
Santa Fe Into Lampasas.

Lampasas Texas, January 10. The hrst
entrance into the city was made by the
Santa Fe yesterday evening In spite OF
the rain An immense crowd WIS at the
dpDOt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17

mile east OF town The body was terribly
mnpgled ana vas found this morning by u
section gang Deceased was about 30 years
old and leaves q wife and several children.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17

,-on.m. Ftor.. TrsIn Arrive 90 = n
I'm. ''0V 5,45r.n Arrive g 30 Am
Lave" ,i.nt,rs cave Grand Central Depot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17

r..Y.tr. Depot, Fifth wari
l'i't'.'' 72npm Arrive ......9.S0 p m
Tet tl,tston Trains see O.. H. H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17

Grand Central Depot
frfrsr frrive No. 80 =
.T'v ,,e If. 30 pm Arrive No, isl $50 am
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17

Grant Central Depot 400
Ir. \. ,..iGeeSSs".%% A ALIVE No 10 IS ON
Idw NJ 00am Arrive No. 6. ZOO am
20" 20 No. eSnd Sundays only
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
s. A. & A. p. ay
q C. e. S. E. &. 3.

Cr,ra Cenrsl Depot
o,sOsm Arrive No e'ASPu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17

M Ne,t mains except II. LIuTS w
e.. N, Santa Re Co-creNs hVe' ueI
sirr,., later than the above
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-17
RAILROAD SCHEDULE
a A. & N. r. n.

,nns Arrive No. s..T. 80 ON
I'VE ~ . iySsp.m Arrive No. Ie.4 80 am
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-09
DEATH OF POPE MEANS
new CARDINAL AS SOON
AS SUCCESSOR is NAMED.

Rome. July Sit must be considered that
a new Pope generally brings change in
all the great appointments, including the
papal Secretary Of State and Vicar of
Rome, the representative of the Pontiff in
spiritual affairs: the Vice Chancellor. who
has charge of issuing the papal bulls: the
Grand Penitentiary. who presides at the
tribunal of penitentiaries. granting absolu-
ton under certain circumstances, and the
Librarian of the Holy Church, besides all
other positions more or less important con-
nected with or depending on these great
dignitaries.
There Is only one man who holds such a
position as to be sure to profit by the cleo
ton of a new Pope, II the usual custom is
observed. This is Secretary of Consistorial
Congregation. who. during the conclave.
acts as Secretary of State.
1t Is his duty. when new Pope is elected.
to advance, kneeling and offer the white
suchetto or small cap. the emblem of papal