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The Virginia enterprise., 1906-10-12
POLITICS MAY SPLIT LABOR LEADERS.

Officials of the American Federation of Labor
believe that after election a distinct breach will
be opened between President Samuel Gompers
and John Mitchell, president of the United Mine
Workers, and vice president of the Federation.
Friction between them that will develop into
breach is regarded as inevitable for the reason
that Gompers is jealous of the growth of Mitchell
as political factor. Mitchell adheres to the
Roosevelt school of politics, while Gompers is
with the other faction. ~ zsss
There is question among neutral mem
bers of the official body of the Federation but
that Gompers activity in this campaign is due to
the fact that Mitchell made success of his fight
in behalf of Roosevelt Mitchells prominence in
the labor field made him the man among organ
lied labor most consulted by President Roosevelt
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-10-12
RISE OF A NEW YORK DEMOCRAT

John H. O'Brien, fire. commissioner of New
York city through appointment by Mayor McClel-
lan has had a most spectacular rise from an al
legged poolroom and bucket shop gambler in Buffalo
to the real ruler of New York politics. AS Mayor
McClellan's right hand he has been reaping
WhirlWind OF criticism for the wholesale gam
bling and corruption that were said to have pre-
vailed in the metropolis while the mayor was in
Europe.
John O'Brien first appeared as formidable
rival to the old leaders last winter when Mayor
Mcclellan gave him banquet at Sherry's. He
was put forward as the mayors candidate against
Boss Murphy for the ruler of Tammany. Big
Tim" and Little Tim" Sullivan, Comptroller Metz,
Bird S. Coler and so other wigwam leaders at
tended and started the campaign which has now
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He called
dinner Gompers
this
leaders
friends.
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balance the right side of the ledger millions this
achieved
OF the ledger
deficit $600000 100000
pay appropriations This deficit
fscayea
duties imported
months in
made by the customs braa0h emant.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-10-12
MAN WHO DEFEATED CHURCHILL

Charles M. Floyd, farmer, clothier and manu-
facturer, of Manchester, N. H, made his cam
paign a platform of "a business administra-
ton as against Winston Churchls battle cry
of down with railroad domination" He owes
his victory, which was won by a margin of but
II out of total of 799 votes, to the combination
of all the opposition to Churchill, when there
were four candidates.
Floyd is regarded one of the publicspir-
tted men of the state. He is essentially a boomer
for his home town of Manchester, where he is a
mighty factor in politics, being especially popular
with the young men. He is 45 years of age and
was born on the farm which he now owns near
Drury. When he was mere boy he was COM
PEELED to go to work to support himself and Sc
cured a position in the shoe factory owned by the
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-10-12
7TT7TTT T17NONT77 N7 V777M7TTI

sareS
Merry del Val cardinal
able to deal with Catholics of the Agosxon their
per kept well control which itself
indignant flush his
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-10-12

Probably the happiest man among the dc.
partment officials in Washington at this time is
Assistant Secretary James B. Reynolds of the
treasury. Mr.. Reynolds is Massachusetts man
and his duties as assistant secretary give him.
especial charge OF the customs branch of the
government. Under the direction of Mr. Rav-
nolds, the customs revenues are collected and
the intricate details of the operations of the tarif
law are directed, in order to bring the greatest
possible returns and safeguard the public inter
est, as we'll as domestic industries, from the At.
tacks OF ingenious and ambitious foreign traders
Assistant Secretary Reynolds is of the onin.
nearly the whole thing at this time. The m"cb
abused tariff law, under the direction of the cns
toms experts, is producing revenues sufficient to
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then went
largest n
He elected
a
Floyd Is firm friend Of believes
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aora and after camping for winter Kondk
~ ~ ~ A
Funston, of
rue acquainted with the leading spirits the
The generals his knowledge the
all
try sound what public
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-10-12
More Money!,

st. Paul-The revenue fund of the
state treasury is nearly a million
richer than it was year ago-$92s,-
s75. 81, to be exact. A year ago the
statement of the state treasurer at the
close of business on Sept. 80 showed
deficit in the revenue fund amounting
to 1878, 1870. The report made out
yesterday, showing the condition at
the close of the month of Septem Der,
shows cash balance of $54,73711.
The total cash balance for all the
funds in the treasury is almost half
million better than last year: Then it
was $1,os4, 446 76, and this year it is
ST., ,51S,374.13. The cash in some of the
trust funds is less than it has been at
some previous dates on account of the
large amount of money that has been
loaned out to school districts, towns,
cities and villages
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-10-12
2@$d2aaz@62n1 90 @Am@smsD
!: IN THE PUBLIC EYE

Gen. Fred Funston, who has gone to Cuha tn
advise with Secretary of War Taft and who will
command the American forces in Cuba, is we'll &C.
qualnted with conditions in the island, having
IL months against the Spaniards Upon return
ing he was made colonel of the Twentieth Kansas
volunteers and went to the Philippines, where for
bravery he won brgadier generalship of volun-
teers, and later distinguished himself by capuring
Aguinaldo. In 1901 he was given the same grade
in the regular army
Gen. Funston born in Ohio in 1868 and
was taken to Kansas IL years later bv his
parents. After studying in the lola high school
and Kansas State university he became report
er, but soon abandoned the newspaper profession
subsequently he was appointed commissioner by
the agricultural department to report on Alaskan
winter in the Klondike country foated down the
Then his military career began with the Cuban
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-21
lnCendiOs en- Ia IsIa
VaEias jugadaS sOrprendidas
laIIt0s @ aeansLlnIaaIa ] agIssIan.
(Teleqranlas de "a P0liofa. }

Arecibo Febrerc 2O.-Coronel Hamil:
Anoche entire y 8 declar6se incendio en-
cahaverales Hacienda Clara de Bernardo
Huicy. Seguidamente que hacienda TOGO
pito alaTma salf con policfas y bomberos los
que en- union peonaje pudieron extinguir-
10 las 8 p m. Desgracias ninguna, impo-
sible apreciaF perdidas Captain Guerre-
70.
Caguas Febrero 20.-Terminada huelga
tabaqueros fabrica "Turina" -Teniente
Mongil.
Cayey Febrero 20.-Jose Perez pr6fugo
c6rcel Guayama evadido de los tlabaios
carretere capturado anoche en- barrio .'Ce-
dro' por Guardias Susona y Col6n.-Te-
niente Soto.
Caguas FebreIo 2O.-Anoche sorpren-
df en- union Guardia Celso Guzm6n Ca
DO Bermudez jugada 10 prohibido ocu-
pando naipes y dinero, arrestando ocho in
dividuos. -Teniente Mongil.
Bayam6n Febrero 90 Salgo para esa
persecution Mr.. Ralph Brown por el delito
de acometimiento y aggression con arma
mortffera en- la persona de Frank Head
del barrio Espinosa -Teniente Schettini
Ponce Febrero 20.-Ha1 sido detenid IS
hoy Juan Ramos (a) Pillo por escalamien-
te en- casa don Marcial Serrall6s en- la
Central Francesa, Ramon Rogue por hur-
to mayor Tomas Quifiones por abuse de
confanza. Han sido ocupados los efectos
robados-Cabo Ortiz, Detective
Lares Febrero 20-He ocupado en- po
der Ramon Santiago un caballo cuyas Sc
mas coinciden con las del huItado D. Jose
Florentino Ponce de Leon de Lajas. Juz-
gado instruye proceso.-Cabo BTugueras.
Yaueo Febrero 20.-Como eineuenta
cuerdas de maleza fueron quemadas en- la
fnca de Don Eugenio Rodriguez, de Qua
llanilla, por un incendio casual.-Tenien-
te Guanill.
Vieques Febrero 21.-Coronel Hamil:
Anoche sorprendf jugada 10 prohibido
arrestando individuos ocupando dinero
y barajas puestos disposition Juez de
Paz.-Sargento Torres.
Juana Diaz Febrero 21.-Ayer q las
IL media p. m. declar6se incendio en-
canaveral de don LeopOldo Colon y Hda.
Serrano compaafa Francesa; me traslad6
inmediatamente al lugar siniestro result
taban sospechas contra varios individuos:
terminada investigation resulta autor Ge-
r6nimo Quesada. Juez tom6 declaracio-
mes y exigi6 al Quesada 5000 dollars
fianza.-Sargento Gimenez.
Vieques Febrero 19.-Ayer fu6 captu-
RADIO uno por guardia Leon Gonzalez al de-
sembarcar Goleta India Ell cual Sc hallaba
reclamado por Cabo Gregory.-Sargento
Torres.
Bayam6n Febrero 19.-En barrio Rio
Hondo de Comerio Cabo Blanco Guar
dia Mufioz, sorprendieron una jugada
prohibida. -Teniente Schettini.
San Sebastian Febrero 19.-He arres-
tado hoy en- barrio Hoya Mata, dos
individuoS por juegos prohibidos y
uno en- barrio Guajataca, por acometi-
miento y aggression, puesto disposition Juez
dc Paz. -Cabo Pardo.
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CALLEJERAS.

Nadie ha logrado Ell Puerto Rico, el po-
pular prestigio que, con su ingenio y con
sus tretas, lograran Ey TintOrero y Mr..
Charles.
Nadie como ellos, supo anunciarse, pero
tampoGo nadie como ellos, supo quebrar.
Todos hemos convenido en- que, hombres
como aquellos han pasado la inmortali-
dad envueltos en- los r6tulos de la historic;
mas fuerza es tambien que convengamos en-
que hombres de tanto anuncio 8 mejor di-
cho, tan avisados, no perteneeen 4 la runfa
de esos que suelen ''entrar en- las universi-
dades, sin que 6stas en- ellos entren."
Estos 1ltimos otros que no son estos,
pero que Sc les parecen bastante, no hacen
otra cosa crey6rase que no son capaces
de otra cosa, que plagiar al tintorero
Mr.. Charles.
Solo que Sc Gpu1eciGn mucho, mucho..
peIo no son moLOs nj.
Defense 4 Mr.. Charles no a otro
anunciador cualquiera, el de la plaza de
Baldorioty inclusive, derivaciones mas s
menos tilos6fcas, de aquella displicente
Erase popular, que cualquiera deja con
tres, cuatro mas palmos de narices:
- Anuncios!
Una de tales derivaciones, es la supra
dicha, de, atsted Sc Graaneeio mucho pero
Wsted no es naGlO nd.
De ahf que Sc haya echado perder.
tanto como el ISatorero y Mr.. Charlie,
quebrdran, ESQ de que uno, sin que nadie
SO 10 pregunte, traiga todo Ell mundo
asendereado hablandole de sus triunfos, de
su saber, y de los infolios que necesit6
echarse al caletre para tener la desdicha
de que, cualquiera, sin tantos arrequives
y mirinaques, dfgale:
listed dice que sabe, pero usted no
sa6e 1s6
Y, no me visto, que no voy.
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FUEG0 la HACIEN-
da Las GIaras, =
de AreCibO.
QuenarOnse uHaS Glen CaeTdas de-
Gaia.
De maestro eorroepoasal.

Febrero 20
Aver tarde en- Ia Hacienda Claras de la
Succession Fernandez, Sc di0 fuego una
pieza de cana va rortada con obieto de pre-
pararla para Ia siembra, pero causa del
fuerte brisote que soplaba, alguna chispa
peg0 fuego otra pieza de cana estendien-
dose rapidamente ell voraz elemento que
iba consumiendo cueTda tras euerda J anne
nazando quemar una casa propiedad de
don Benigno Balseiro. La policia Rl man.
do de su iefe sefor Guerrero acudi6 desde
los primeros momentos mas tarde serfan
las media de la noche viendo que no
Sc extinguia el fuego pidieron auxilio al
Alcalde que seguidamente TOGO llamada &
los bomberos los cuales al mando de su je-
fe senior Ramos y Official sefior Delio To-
rres acudieron con machetes demas iti-
les logrando localizar ell fuego. Sc ealcu-
Ian en- unas cien cuerdas de caiia lSs que
madas destruidas pertenecientes la ha-
cienda LAS Claras" y al sefior B. BalSei-
ro.
Para cl Jueves como function extraor-
dinaria anuncia la Compailia Martinez
Casado la preciosa obra de DieeDta "Au-
rora" y la chistosa zarzuelita en- un aetoy
s.Ya somos tres" Para ell sabado do
mingo Sc preparan dos magnifcas funcio-
nes
-Pronto Sc reuniran los ofieiales del
Cuerpo de Bomberos con el objeto de ira
tar de la reorganization de este Cuerpo
que de tanta necesidad es que pOr des-
gracia solo Sc aprecia cuando urgentemen-
te Sc requieren sus servicios; pasados estos
nadie Sc acuerda de 81 existe no ese
Cuerpo, El comercio y propietarios en-
general son en- todas parties los protectores
de los bomberos
Ell fot6grafo sefior Ortiz ha salido pa
ra Ell barrio Mameyes 4 fn de sacar vistas
de importantes factorfas de cafe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-21
EL MyNDO LATINO.

Sc encuentran en- nuestra mesa de redac
ci6n los dos iltimos ndmeros de este impor.
tante peri6dico. Ambos no desdicen en- ma.
da de los anteriores, por su hermosa pre-.
sentaci6n y escogidfsimo texto El primero
contiene un conceptuoso artfculo de fondo,
en- que su Director y Redactor Jefe senior
Maduefio, celebra la feliz circumstance de
haber entrado en- su afio s6ptimo 81 gran pc
riodico latino, decano einicador de las mo-
dernas orientrciones latinas de nuestra raza
y esforzado campe5n de toda idea grande y
generosa.
Que cumpla, no siete afios, sino siete
siglos, por bien de su grandioso programa
de fraternidad universal, son nuestros de
secs.
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NOTICE

To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given to whom it may
concern that Henry D. Sayre did on the
18th day Of February, 1906, file with the
Honorable Executive Council Of Porto
Rico, an application for franchise to uti-
lie certain portions of the waters of Con-
go Creek in the jurisdiction of Corozal,
Porto Rico, for mining purposes, and that
the said application will be called up for
action before the Franchise Committe of
the said Executive Council on the 18th
day Of March, 1905, or as soon thereafter
as said committe can attend to the same.
San Juan, Porto Rico, February 10Th,
1906.
HENRY D. SAYRE.
By Henry T. Hord.
His Attorney.
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NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern:

To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given to whom it may
concern that Henry D. Sayre did on the
f7th day Of February, 1906, file with the
Honorable Executive Council of Porto
Rico an application for franchise to
utilize pertain portions of the waters of
NegrOs Greek in the jurisdiction Of Corozal,
Porto Rico, for mining purposes, aad that
said APPLICATION will be called up for action
before the Franchise Committee of the
said Executive Council on the 18th day
of March, 1906, or as soon thereafter as
said committee can attend to the same.
San Juan, Porto Rico, Frebruary 18th,
1906
HENRY d. SAYRE
By Henry T. Hord.
His Attorney.
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NOTICE.
To Whom Il MAY Concern.

~ w Hou IL MAY 7OOuceIu.
Notice is hereby given to whom it may
concern that the Corozal Mining Co, did
on the 18th day of February, 1906, file
with the Honorable Executive Council Of
Porto Rico an application for franchise
to utilize certain portions of the waters Of
the Corozal river in the jurisdiction OF
Corozal, Porto Rico, for mining purposes,
and that the said application will be call I'd
up for action before the Franchise Com
mitee of the said Executive Council on
the 18th day of March, 1906, or as soon
thereafter as said committee can attend to
the same
San Juan, Porto Rico, February 10Th,
1906.
The CorOsaI Mining Company
By Henry 7 Hord.
ITS Attorney,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-21

POR 10 CENTA-
VOS Sc colnpra este
alfiler de corbata ele-
gantemente montado,
con un diamante blan-
co extra blue'' de /
k, montado en- forma
de brillante. FL bri-
llo es igual al Gle un
diam anita osnn1Iinn
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Shelby Jewelry c., Advertising Dept.
Covington, Ky. U. S. A.
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Gran rebaia.

Gran rebaia de precios en- La Gloria.
Nuevo surtido de telas, maquinas para CO.
ser La Rapida.
Cintas Camas, Colchones.
Esta tienda es la que mas barato vende
en- Puerto Rico.
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B 0 D A S
PERIDEM.

Ell 18 del oorriente mes, contrajeron ma
trimonio civil ante 81 juez del Vale 81 Sc
nor Angel Maldonado y Ia se1orita jose
fna Marquee.
Fueron testigos de dicho matrimonio los
sefores Manuel Mora y Juan Vdzquez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-21
Sigue ell Nancy.

Sc han hecho va mas de cincuenta ira.
jes la medida, tela y hechura por SO en-
combination con uno de los mejores sas-
tres de San Juan. Aprovechen Ia OCCASION
que es ana ganga.
Ell Cielo Fortaleza %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-21
TANCA NUN. 3.

GFand ezsnoas Qancal9 Fereer Tos de Term
rraas utendio de Capdds
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-21

Para calzado elegante y precios de
situaci6n la Ciudad de Mexico" San
Francisco 80, que es todo nuevo. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-21

En- esta imprenta se vende papel de pc
ri6dino vieio $500 quintaI.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-01-04

believing in them on the testimony
Of the Word, their appearance in
connection with the Advent is in
the highest degree probable and
appropriate. These spiritual, in
teIligent and holy beings, COM
panions and messengers of God,
would be intensely interested in
the events, and were the appropri-
ate annunciators oft. * High
est heaven and lowest earth met
that Advent night. Won Oosterre
says: There is something I'M
speakably great and glorious in
this union of earthly obscurity
with heavenly splendor, OF angels
with shepherd. " * 1t is note
worthy that this lovely and ell
nobling apparation came to those
who were engaged in commonplace
work. The shepherds were in the
field, keeping the night watches.
So one visions Of the spiritual and
heavenly will come to us while
Loyalty attending to petty duties
amid the humdrum Of life. And
we will keep our vision" only by
forsaking it betimes to obey the
call of Duty--a thought charming
ly expressed i II LoHgfellows' 5
Legend Beautiful" * The
shepherds were not disobedient to
the heavenly vision. Scarcely had
the radiant forms of the singers
faded, and the echo of their halle
lujah died away in the Judean hills,
when these rustic men were on
their way to Bethlehem, A like
obedience on the part of those
who so often received the heaven
ly visions of conscience, the Bible
and the Spirit, would lead to i'm
mediate conversion, Men as
rule, no sooner touch the circum-
ference of religion than they fly off
at tangent. Moral earnestness
starts for the center, saying, LET
us go and scen' 3" :. With the
heart man believeth, and with the
tongue confession is made. The
shepherds filled the whole region
with what they had seen and
heard; they bore their testimony
with such fidelity as to produce a
marked sensation. All that heard
wondered. 1t is not enough to
have vision of the grace of God.
x One must tell it. Failing to
witness it is to lose it. x The
shepherds returned! How could
they? After seeing angels, listen
ing to their song, seeing the in
FAINT Messiah, how could they come
back to the dronish work of tend |
ing to Sheep But they did. There
was nothing in their recent expe-
rience to give them a distaste for
the humble calling or to disquali-
fly them for it. They were even
better shepherds than ever before.
Religions not other worldliness.
1t brings man to his best in this
world.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-01-04
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
I offer for sale
R. r.. l..

FARM OF I47 ACRES, miles from Oakland; good
Groom House; plenty of water; so cleared;
about rs of grass; Orchards bearing; over Is
acres of White Oak Timber R, F. D. mail service
COTTAGE OF ROOMS for sale at Mt Lake Park.
HOUSE AND LOT Oak Street. Oakland for sale or
rent. House of rooms-Lot 5oxI5o feet with
Stable and all necessary Outbuildngs.
FOUR VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS situated
Liberty Street. in Oakland. Also 3 DWELLING
HOUSES on Liberty Street, with good water and all
necessary oubuidings
HOUSE LOT on Wilson Street. House of 10 rooms;
good water. Lot 50 feet front. Best Outbuildings
in Oakland.
A VERY GOOD FARM I mile from Oak1and-all under
fence; containing 50 acres; about IS under cultiva-
ton; fine Orchards, and about 2h acres in small
Fruit; Houses, very good Well and never failing
Spring A very desirable place for Truck and Poultry
Farming. Can be bought at low price just now
have for sale of the very best Building Lots in the
town which I will sell for casl-or S. down and S.
per month.
$50 ACRES OF VALUABLE COAL LAND situated less
than two miles of Oakland which be bought at a
great bargain. The surface would make fine farming
lard. This land is we'll watered with stream and
several good springs
70 MORE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS at S. down and
SIS per month.
If you cash for your Real Estate, Real Estate
for your cash. let me hear from you
aag~For further particulars call address
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-01-04
The Teachers Lantern.

The golden milestone stood in
the center of Rome All high
ways of the empire radiated from
it, All petitioners travelled to-
ward it. The manager at Bethle-
hem is the golden milestone in
the kingdom Of God. To it all
human needs converge. From it
all divine help proceeds. x X
Aside from Scripture, the existence
of angels can not be proven; but
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-20

sour is also much short OF a yeaz
ago. while southern Kansas. Okla
homa and the Indian Territory
probably have more cattle on feed
than last year. 50 that the marketa-
bile supply for the mex, four months
in the west is probably less than it
was a year ago.
The hog market holds up strong,
although receipts last week exceed
ed o. 900 head, largest supply in
any week for several months. The
run today is 5000 head, market S
higher, top s6.3z Ia, bulk of sales
so.7o to 20 AZ Ia. Although the
supply is fairly liberal, il Is still
considerably less than at this time
a year ago. and stocks of pork pro-
duct in the hands Of packers are
much smaller than a year ago at
this time, and are diminishing each
month.
!. A. RICKART.
Live Stock Correspondent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-20
RICHARD RGTIRGa
Imposing Manifestation When Hs Lsft
the Palace at Parla

Wv ~
Y Paris. Dec. 1s.--Cardinal Richard.
archbishop OF Paris. Monday yolunta-
riiy vacated his episcopal palace and
temporarily accepted the hospitality Of
Denis Cochin. the Conservative depu-
~ at the iatter's residence in the
Rue de Babylon.
The departure OF the preIate was
the occasion for an imposing nantes
tation on the part Of the majority OF
the bishops and priests, OF the nobility
and about 5000 men, women and chill
dren. The gathering completely block.
ed the street In front OF the episcopal
palace, and those present sang the
Credo and other canticles AZ the car6l.
nal was assisted into his carriage. The
venerable prelate was much affected.
AND arose and blessed the multitude.
A number OF young Catholics thsreup-
on approached tho carriage. detached
the horses. and with difficulty draxssd
II through the dense masses OF PEG
pie lining the streets On all sides
were heard cries OF Long live Pius,"
and Long live the CARDINAL" About
threequarters OF an hour were con.
sumed In pulling the carriage from
the palace 10 the residence Of NJ. Co.
chin. a distance OF about a mile. Do
tachments OF mounted republican
guards preceded and followed the pro.
cession In order 10 prevent any posi-.
Die disorder. but there was not the
slightest attempt on the part OF the
crowds 10 make any counter nantes.
tatios The Clericals subsequently, FOL.
lowed Father Annette 20 the Church
OF 81 Xavier. where the coadjutor eel.
eorated a benediction service.