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The Omaha Sunday Bee
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ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, 1871.
OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 2(1, 1903.
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SPECIAL NO.
7o0 doien white and colored waists, made
of hnu llnnn, percale, madrases and
twenty other materials, worth up to
$25iv-8ee I6th CO,,
street window at Uf
WASH SKIRTS
8U0 doxen wash skirts, made of the best
quality of denims, coverts, ducks and
piciiue, worth up to I2.oo A Or
Clearitig sale price Dl
Women's wash skirts made of the best
quality of plcque and linens
worth up to $4.U0 for
I.2j
Grand Clearing Sale
THIS WILL, BEGIN THE SECOND WEEK OF OUR JULY CLEARING BALE
ON RIBBONS, LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.
PRICES CUT STILL DEEPER FOR THIS LAST WEEK'S SALE,
MONDAY'S CLEARING PRICKS.
60c hand-made pure linen cluny bands,
at 26c.
&c hand-made pure linen cluny bands,
at 39c.
75c hand-made pure linen cluny bands,
at 60c.
$1.2.i hand-made pure linen cluny bands,
at 75c.
$3.i hand-made pure linen cluny bands,
at $1.66.
$2.76 hand-made pure linen cluny bands,
at $1.60.
25c and 30c wide nottlngham bands, 10c
1 his Is a bargain.
loo torchon eages and insertlngs, 3c yd.
Fine line of val laces at lo to 6c a yard.
Wool Dross Goods Department
One more grand cut price sale of high
grade wool goods before the arrival of our
fall stock. London cord voile, mistrals,
etamlnes, crepes, eollenne all the most
desirable fabrics of the season at less than
one-half price.
44-Inch votlewr tTt-blnoi -tan, gray,--brown.
.! the quality that sold In all the
, stores at $1.00 reduced to 690.
44-Inch crepe eollenne. the only creps
that will stand damp weather end give
good wear and satisfaction If used, comes
In blue, gray, tans, brown, reds and greens
has been reduced for this day to $1.25 yd.
Our black goods, as all well dressed la
dles of Omaha know, comprise the well
known make of Priestley's, Lupins, Court-
CHIEF PAPAL CANDIDATES
Cardinals Most Frequently Mentioned in
Connection with Throne.
CHURCHMEN OF EXPERIENCE AND ABILITY
Sketches of the Hen Looked L'pon aa
Moat Likely to Sneered Pope
Loo XIII
Pontiff.
LEADING CANDIDATES FOR THE" SUC
CESSION Cardinals.
Rampolla. Vannutelli, S.
Batolll. Svampa.
Gottl. Oreglta
SECONDARY CANDIDATES FOR THE
SUCCESSION CardlnalB.
rrlsco.
Celesta.
Moeennl, V.
Barto.
Cnpecelatro.
Vannutelli, V.
Ricnelmy.
Ferrari.
""Who will aucceed Leo XII on the throne
of St. Peter T
This question ia now asked In every cor
ner of the civilized world. Every member
of the Roman Catholic church, from the
humblest layman to prelates and cardinal
princes, la Interested In the answer.and aov
er.ln.is. ministers and cabinets of the
earth's great nations delve Into interna
tlonal politic In striving to shape the an
swer.
Six cardinal, as given In the first group
named above, stand out a the most promi
nent candidate for succession to the papal
throne and the fisherman's rliig. Since the
first suggestion several year ago that Leo's
light might be near Its end their name
have been forward In speculation a to the
uccesnloo.
Other Possibilities.
There are eight candidate of lesser ira
portanc aa given above in the second
group. These seeunaary canoiuaiea are u
respectively friend and allies of one or an
other of the five leading candidate. In th
event of a crisis or a deadlock In the choos
ing of a successor to Leo XIII which would
preclude the selection of any one of the Ave
chief candidates, the election would proba
bly fall to one of the eight secondary can
didate. Cardinal Seraflno Vannutelli, bishop of
Porto Santa Rutlna, one of two brother lit
the t cred college and a strong candidate
for the triple crown, represent the extreme
"modern." He I the diplomat, the pol
ished man of the world, rather than the
typical ecclesiastic of ascetics tendencies
the "first gentleman" of the Vatican court.
Politically he Is at the head of the recon
rill.itloiilsts, who favor acceptance of pres
ent conditions and compromise of dlffer
fitces with the Italian government for the
ultimate good of the church cause. He is
on Intimate term with the king and queen
f Italy, although he ha never gone to
ourt. and 1 supposed to be In high favor
with the triple alliance.
Cardinal Vannutelli come of a family
bat helped to make modern Italy. His
elatlve are In the great business line
tnd In high political poaltlon throughout
'he kingdom. Born at Genauano In 1&14.
is 1 6S year old and In hia physical and
nental prim. After taking hla collegiate
tnd theological degrees, he took up dlplo-
Dept. in Omaha.
The big clearing sale of new summer
ready-to-wear garments now in full
blast. Our department Is crowded with
buyers. All garments at your own price
Nothing reserved, as we must have
the room.
Shirt waists, wash skirts, silk shirt
waist suits, wrappers and kimouns, at
less than one-third price.
SPECIAL, NO. 1
l,tA dozen women' shirt waists, In col
ors and white, made of the brut quality
real linen, fancy dimities, French percale,
Imported batiste, tine lawns and other
w-Hsn material on the market, including
white chinu silks
worth up to D3.W for
95c
NO. 2
tine white and colored waists,
best quality of wash materials,
all the prettiest patterns and
worth up to $o.o9
150
300 etainlne skirts in black and blue, nicely
trimmed in taffeta bands and f Oft
Miming, worth up to i.od, tor tWi70
50 accorcieon plalied skirts, made wnu ex
tra yoke, trimmed in satin 9 OK
bands, worth up te T.b-i. for . (i9Q
dozen perca.e wrajipers, made Willi
rutlles over shoulders, trimmed In braid
and 15-inch flounce A fV,
worth $1.25 for tf
25 dozen Kimonas worth llir
up to $100 for U5JU
Ask to see our new line of fall suits as
displayed In our 16th street window. Ask
to see the "Czarina ' underskirt.
Imitation cluny bands, at 10c. 6c and 25c.
Big Job of embroideries and insertlngs,
worth up to 65c at oc, luc and 15c a yard.
One lot all-over embroideries, worth 60c,
per yard, clearing price, 15c.
We control the sale of Zion City laces
for this cltv and vicinity, and will add the
present stock in our grand clearing sale,
a saving of over 60 per cent.
SPECIAL CLEARING PRICE ON RIB
BONS. No. 40 all silk taffeta ribbon at 9c a yard.
No. all silk, satin and gros grain rib
bon, at lHc a yard.
Colored velvet ribbons at lc a yard.
auld Read's the best from Europe and
America.
45- lnch voiles, mistrale, London cord
and etamlnes, that has not been sold for
less thn $1 75 to $1.98 a yard, for Monday
only $1.00.
46- lnch voiles, mistrals. London cord
eollenne Courtauld' goods, always sold
at $3.00 to $4.00 a yard, reduced to $1.96.
60-Inch black Sicilian, $1 quality, 69c.
6-!nch black Sicilian, cravenetted, $1.98
quality at $1.26.
42-Inch cream brllllantlnes, 75c quality,
at 60c. , , ,
Lansdown, the queen of dress fabrics,
the only place In the city where you can
find all the 72 shades made
macy, although he taught theology In the
pontifical seminary at Rome for about a
year.
Went to Mexico.
His earliest service abroad was as audi
tor of the apostolic delegation which ac
companied Maximilian on his disastrous
expedition to become emperor of Mexico.
After similar service at Monaco he was
sent as papal nuncio at the courts of Brus
sels, Munich and Vienna followed rapidly
In succession.
At Brussels he had difficulty with the
famous Frere Orban of the king's cabinet.
which made him known in European poli
tics and gave him fame In hla church. He
served at Vienna during a crisis In the
affair of the Austro-Hungarlan empire,
and hi work was so brilliantly successful
that while there he was created and pro
claimed cardinal by Leo XIII and as
signed to the see of Frascatl. He 1 grand
penitentiary of the holy Roman church,
member of most of the congregations and
protector of a large number of societies,
chiefly In Italy.
Cardinal Vannutelli Is a giant In physi
que, standing about six feet two. He Is
aristocratic In taste and maintain a splen
did establishment. There he lavishly en
tertain the Roman nobility and give spe
cial consideration to dignitaries of the
church from abroad when they visit Rome.
He carries on a prodigious correspendence,
keeping In touch with Roman Catholic
statesmen and representatives of the
church In all parts of the world. He 1 on
especially Intimate terms with most of the
prelates of America who are often called
to Rome.
Rem poll a the Diplomat.
Rampolla del Tlndaro has for many
veara fill the office of Vatican lecretary of
state, and by his great diplomatic wit, hi
ready resources of Intellect and his fine
tact In negotiation he has won the title
of "the grand silencer." All the most
glorious Incidents of the reign of Leo XIII
are Indlssolubly associated with the name
of the youthful prince of the church, and
it has long been a matter of world gossip
that he was the choice of the supreme
ruler for-successcr to the chair.
Cardinal Rampolla is a Sicilian marquis.
He Is quite lacking, though, In the volu
bl'lty, the volatility and the levity of th
Slclllar.s. Tall, grave, ascetic, severe and
silent, one fancies one can see In him
the effect of his long association with the
hldnlgos at the court of Madrid. Educated
at tho College of Ecclesiastical Nobles and
at the Colleclum Romanum In the Eternal
City, he was from the outset of his career
devoted to the diplomatic service of the
papacy.
Hla first appointment after his gradua
t'on from college wa that of secretary and
auditor of the embassy at Madrid, and on
the recall of the nuncio. Mgr. (subse
quently ' Cardinal) Slmeonl, he became
charge- d'affaires. When, on the death of
Cardinal Antonelll, Plus IX nominated
Cardinal Slmeonl to the secretaryship of
state, Rampolla wa promoted, first of all,
to the post of secretary of the Oriental
department of the propaganda fide, and
Inter on to that of secretary nf ..trair.
dlnary ec leataatiral affair, where he
obtained a remarkable Insight Into the
relations of the Vatican with Germany.
erttcea at Madrid.
After the accession of Leo XIII to the
papal throne he wa sent a papal nuncio
to Madrid, where the aervloea which he
Our Final July Clearing of Silks, Monday.
A sale that will surpass all previous ones. FINE IlLACK AND COLON ED SILKS IN THIS
UKEAT CLEA1JINU SALE. You save money on every silk purchase. Center aisle bargain
counters, and sales counters in main big silk department, loaded with thousands of yards of
choice silks for this sale.
BIACK SILKS small figures, the quality
the most excellent, a silk appropriate for
any purpose, a silk that will wear well,
in this ttnal July ")!,,
Clearing Silk sale at
FOt'LARD SILK best qualities twill,
satin and broclie, worth 1 to $l.i", In
lengths from 3 to 12 yards, swell fur kl
nuMiii or House gown all colors In
this final July QQi
Clearing sale at w3l
WHITE 81LK SPECIAL grand lot-you
will find taffeta, prau de cygne, embroi
dered taffeta. Bayadere, fancy , white
Wash silks, white crepe de chine
silks worth up to si. 61 in this
July Clearing sale
at
while
grand
69
BEST QUALITY WASH SILKS corded
wash silks, wash silk in pink and blue
sfigf 1 Stoves end
ings
HOT WEATHER GOODS MUST GO
Special cut on everything In that line
27 GREAT BARUAINS-27.
118.00 3 burner with step, gasolHie Q in
stove with best National oven lw,Vf
$6.003 burner, high gaso- M m
ollne stove ??
$2.50 National double I Hi
oven IU?
$36.00 standard sieel
range
$11.W No. 8 cook
stove
$3.602 burner gasoline
stove
(15.0032x20x46 Refrig
erator ...
$6.50 Ice
box, at
$1.75 wood frame
wringer
Walnut stained
screen door
Warranted cotton
hose
27.49
b.49
2.66
11.9b
.4.95
1.19
. . 59c
Be
Meat Saw 9 Of.
14 inches 4.0
Potts' Iron La
handles 3
Steel grass IP
hooks 13
Hardwood hose A n
reels ;flJ
No 8 copper nlckle 1tlr
Tea Kettle IJ
Very fine warranted QCf
raxor 33
No. 8 Ironlte Q, Lawn 9 AQ
Tea. Kettle.... I 3 Mowers ft.if3
Best Screen
...lie
Rubber uarden E
Hose U
t-foot C
Rules 0
IfWnch Hand CJg
Gmivaniaed i4n
Palls ,.(... ..JO'
W ire
Poultry 1,,
Netting I
14x21 Photo
7c
5c
Holders ..
Dover Egg
Beaters ...
rendered to the present dynasty were of
simply Incalculable value, especially when
the sudden death of King Alfonso placed
hi widow, who could scarcely peak the
Spanish language at the time, In a situa
tion of so much difficulty and danger.
It was while acting as nuncio in Madrid
that he began the policy that ultimately
led to a reconciliation between the German
government and the papacy and to the
termination of that conflict which is known
in contemporary history as the Kultur
kampf. It was on the occasion of a visit
of Emperor Frederick, at that time crown
prince, to the late King Alfonso. "Unser
Frltx" had made all his arrangement to
return directly from Madrid to Germany
by way of Barcelona, Genoa and the St.
Gothard. But as the esult of several
long and confidential conversations with
the, nuncio, to whom he seemed to take
a great fancy, he changed his Itinerary at
the last moment, and, to the astonishment
of all Europe, proceeded straight to Rom
after leaving Spain.
Peace With Germaay.
Although he took up hi residence at the
Qulrtnal a the guest of his old friend, the
late King Humbert, to whom he had offi
ciated a best man on the occasion of th
latter' marriage to Queen Margherita, be
wa received with the utmost pomp and
ceremony at the Vatican aud with the
most marked distinction and cordiality by
the holy father, who never tired of expa
tiating on the nobility of mien, of charac
ter and of manner of hla Illustrious visitor.
It was the Interview between Emeror
Frederick and the pope that brought about
the end of the contest between the Vatican
J and thiy German government, which was
one ol me pi iiic-i(ii mi.iiicv;iiiciii ui me
reign of Leo XIII, and for which his holi
ness wae In a measure indebted to his sec
retary of atat.
The latter, ever since he assumed his
office, made a special point of attaching
himself to no particular party, of which
there ar several at the Vatican. He waa
above everything else the pope's man
rather than the man of any particular fac
tion, his most remarkable quality being
that of Implicit obedience. And while he
would occasionally, with a tact that be
long to a bygone age, bring over the holy
father, almost without the latter know
ing It, to hi own .views, In the eyes of hi
master, a of the outer world, he appeared
to be obeying order without attempting
to give any color of hla own to the acta
of Leo XIII.
Should he succeed him he may be relied
upon more than any other prince of the
church to continue that policy which won
for Leo XIII the renown of being the most
enlightened, sagacious, liberal minded and,
above all, successful priest that ha ever
occupied in modern time the chair of St.
Peter.
Arrleaas Know gatolll.
Cardinal Francisco SatolU la the only one
of the four who 1 known to Americans
generally. Before the appointment of Car
dinal Sato 111 as paial delegate to America
the clerical work connected with the ad
ministration of the church in America was
! la char of Ronmn congregation known
as the congregation of the propaganda. In
whose hand were the Koman Catholic
affair of all missionary countries.
Whenever this body of th church in a
missionary country I of a alse to warrant
the change the propaganda turns over the
work of th country to that body itself.
.mini y yJiSiji
Nile, Hello, Maize. Jasper, rose, tan
and white in this Dual July 9Kc
Clearing sale aW
SPECIAL IN DRAPKKV SILKS 50 pieces
in both plain and fancy oriental 'drapery
silks all 32 Inches wide all styles and
coinrs worth $1, in this final AQ'
Juiv Clearing sale "tl
PONGEE SILKS In pink, navy, blaca, 82
Inches wide, embroidered pongee, hem
stitched a ml polka dot pongee worth up
to In this July HQo
Clearing sale U3
FINAL CLEARING OF BLACK GRKNA
I ) I N KS -YOl ' K UN R K H T It 1 C T E I)
CHOICE of any black grenadine in stock
all fine imported silk grenadines full
14 inches wide, In stripes, plaids, em
broidered and plain iron frame, worth
$1.60. $1 75, $2.50 Hnd $'i.H In Qftt!
this Clearing sale only SU
China Dcpt
PINNER SETS.
$15.00 decorated Imported English Semi
Porcrllan Dinner Sets, complete set of 10)
pieces, the decoration Is black and green,
interlaced border traced in gold, on sale
tomorrow A 11 R
only H'99
Decorated French and German China Ini
l.orted samples there are cups and sau
cers, bread plates, trays, preserve iltc
dishes, nappies, etc., each I.M
The Glow Night I.mp burns 200 hours
at the cost of lc has no smoke O Cc
and smell, and absolutely safe fclv"
Decorated Holland Cf
Bowls 3V
Crystal Cream Sets, IQC
6 pieces in set I J
Fire Proof Baking Cp
dishes
Jardinieres,
Decorated Cups and Olc
Saucers 3b
Optical Dept.
Gold filled frames, spectacles, eyeglasses,
10 year guarantee, I Crt
usual price $3.00 at liOif
Alumlnoid spectacles or eyeglasses
fitted with tine crystal fjfl .
lenses, $2.60 values, at V...J0('
Our special spectacles good Mftn
lenses, $1.00 kind "18 c
Department In charge of experienced op
tician whose services in fitting FREE. -
If the pope has treaty relations with the
particular country a nuncio from Rome
resides at tho capital; where no treaty
relations exist, as In the United States,
the pontiff is represented by a delegation
such as Cardinal SatolU established at
Washington.
The man thus honored by the first ap
pointment of Its kind In the United States
is physically a plain, unpretentious in
dividual. His eyes are small, but set so
wide apart as to look large. His mouth
is wide to the point of ugliness, his skin !
i dark and sallow. His figure Is lean and
possesses the Italian suppleness and grace.
The one feature which mark the man
above hi fellows Is his splendid head, with
the vivacity of hi expression. Few public
men have a head so Indicative of character
and Intellectual power.
Cardinal Sat oil! is a ripe scholar. He has
filled the chair of the professor with distinc-
tlon and is a specialist in the Thomistlo
theology. His success In difficult research
first won for him the regard of his great
friend. Pope Leo, who waa a disciple of
the famous Dominican, and wa the re
storer of his philosophy to the schools.
History of Gottl. '
Cardinal Gotti was born in Genoa, the son
of a dock laborer, and at the age of li he
entered the Order of the Barefoot Carmel-
ite. He rose rapidly In the order and wa.n .pre8'nt membKer of. the Con-reiaUon
promoted through It. various rank, until he ! .0ra,0rl' He wa8 Dorn ,n Frn US.
became superior general. In 1870 ho at
tended the ecumenical at Rome as a repre
sentative of the Carmelites. On November
'"1 1 S.i". T,1 .... Tun " .-- , , .. .1 kl - ,
-.". '!'.. . " ' iiruicu 1 1 J II I a ! (1 U1I1HI.
He is the prefect of th. congregation of
bishops and regular and the protector of
many societies, including all of the
Carmelites. He Is still a barefoot monk.
although not now an officer of this famous
and most austere order.
Cardinal Svamna. arcklilsh t
is one of the youngest members of the
s:icred college, only 62 years old. but ln
spite of his age Is a strong possibility for
succession to Pope Leo. In relation to him
the prophecy of St. Malachl Is much quoted
By persons who like tn h.ii.. i-
foretelling, the prophecy of Malachl Is said
to have been fulfilled In the selection of
previous popes. According to Malachl, the
next pope should be distinguishable a
"Ignis Aniens" The word "Svampa" is
translatable Into Latin as "Ignis ardens,"
or a flaming torch.
Professor of I .a vt.
Soon after becoming a priest In 1887 he
wa called to Rome to become professor of
law ln the Seminary Apollinare. He was
promoted successively to spiritual director
of the titular hlshop.ic of Apollinare. In
1893 ho wa made archbishop of Bologna,
and two year later' wa created cardinal.
Cardinal Bvampa la a hlg man, both
physically and mentally, a fighter and yet
a diplomat. He I an intense Roman, but
ha not quarreled with either the Italian
government or the majority ln the enlle.
of cardinals. He I aaid to be friendly with
all political powers.
Cardlnal Oreglla 1 th only living
cardinal created by Plu IX, and I 75 year
uj.mo mm any otner member of the
acred college, probably, he 1 preferred by
the reactionists. His opinions have been
oi ieo Alii, and
1" criUclaed the policy and
even the views of his superior.
Dismissed from Llabo
When Victor Emmanuel captured Rome
Oreglla wa papal nuncio at Lisbon, and he
pleaded so hiX with Qaeeb pu. daughter
i 25 PIECES. FINE BLACK ALL SILK
CHINA will wear and wash, is full 16
I Inches wide and a most decided AQc
bargain on sale at t
FINAL JULY CLEARING SALE ON
I FINE BLACK TAFFETA SILKS
I BIACK TAFFETA extra grade 27Mn.
wide, worth $1.26 on sale at 69c.
BLACK TAFFETA extra grade 1 in.
wide, worth $1.39 on sale at i6c.
BLACK TAFFETA-extra grade 36 in.
wide, worth $1.50 on sale at 9Xc.
BLACK TA FFETA extra grade 44 In.
wide, worth $1.75 on sale at $1.15.
BUCK TAFFETA extra grade 54 In.
wide, worth $2 50 on sale at $1.59.
We fill MAIL ORDERS promptly, any
orders for above silks should be sent in
at earliest possible moment.
The Great Mid-Summer
Grccsry Sale
HI'hcFt Tatent Minnesota
F'ocr, per sack
Lar-e sacks White or Yellow
Corn Jleal
Laundry Soap, any brand,
per bar
Pearl Barley, Sago, Tapioca! etc,
per lb
Good Japan Rice,
Dcr lb
98c
10c
..2ic
..3?c
4c
Neutrlta, Vim, Malta Ceres, etc., if
Breakfast food, per pkg I
3-Ib. can Baked Beans, with or RVr
without sauce 03
3-lb. can fancy Golden
Pumpkin
3-lb. can Saucr Kraut,
per can
5c
5
I2ic
124c
.....9c
3-lb. can Green Gage or Egg
PlurnM
3-lb. can fancy stock Apricots or
Peaches
1-lb. can fancy Alaska
Salmon
1-lb. can Condensed Milk or Tlr.
Cream 9t
fc-lb. can potted meats, A
per can
Fancy 4X Ginger Snups, . M i
per lb jiC
U-lb, can OH or Mustard j
Sardines 4C
Lare Italian Prunes, Oil,,
per lb 0
Fancy Mulr Peaches, "II
per lb I 3
Fancy Messina Lemons, ($r
per dozen 13'-'
Fancy Sweet Oranges,
each
Good Rio Coffee, Q
per lb 5f "
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, 101.
per lb
Fancy Snider Leg or Sun dried 4Q,
Japan Tea, for Ice tea, per lb ft 3
; FREE TO ALL.
An",lce cold drink ofi Wild iCherry Phos
phate or Root Beer In our Grocery Dept.
of Victor Emmanuel, to ha,ve her use her
Influence for preservation of the temporal
power that he was dismissed by the Lisbon
government. Three years later Piux IX
made him cardir.al.
Oreglla I dean of the college of cardinals,
camerlengo, or chamberlain of the holy
Roman church, and member of all the prin
cipal congregations. As camerlengo he will
officially proclaim the death of Pope Leo,
arrange for thehlne funerals of the dead
I pope, assume charge of all affair of the
church, and become, in effect, acting pope.
It is a tradition In the church that the car
dinal camerlengo never becomes pope, but
the tradition was broken in the case of Leo
XIII.
Joseph Prisco, archbishop of Naples, Is
one of the most prolific writers of the
Roman Catholic church. With Cardinal
Capecelatro he has been closely Identified
i with the libraries and blbllotheora of the
' church. He I the author of the standard
llfe of Pope Leo and also of St. Thomas
Aquinas. Prisco was born In Naples In
1836 and became archbishop of Naples In
Come of an Old Family.
Aiionso Capecelatro, archbishop of
Capua, is a member of one of the moil
distinguished . families of southern Italy
1... I- M ,!... I.-
i iicaiitiiuuii in iamuy ana symoa-
thles. He was educated In Naples and has
long been one of the citizens of that
I metropolis In a public sense,
I r. I . , ,
hl. T , p"elnooa 10
; "w ' Th
: Prd fU" nowlede' He ia generally
' co""'dered t,81 educated he
i COllefe", e tnonsig-
nor ln 18'8' Rnd made nlm under librarian
ul l" cuurcn. . ne Decame arch
bishop of Capua, and ln 1S85 a cardinal. At
the consistory of li&6 he wa elevated to
cardinal priest and made librarian of the
church, an office he still holds.
The cardinal wa long the confessor of
Queen Margherita of Italy and U unpoaed
a ueller wl,n ula Closer to the Ital
lan government than any other cardinal.
Celesta .Now An Old Man.
Pietro Gerenua Michelangelo Celesta,
archbishop of Palermo, is from a distin
guished Sicilian family. He Is very old,
having been born in 1811. Pope Plus IX ln
11m9 created him titular bishop of Pott!. Ho
was one of the active promoters of the
ecumenical council of 170 and determinedly
waged the battle for the dogma of the In
fallibility of the pope of the Roman
church. He was an extremely warm friend
!.and uppriei of Pope Piu, but waa made
a cardinal by Leo in l&M.
J Mario Mocenni, bishop of Sabine, first
won 'amo as secretary tc the noted Mgr.
j Falclnelli, nuncio at Vienna, Pope Plu
created him titular archbishoD of EIIodoII
nd ent him as apostolic delegate to Peru,
j Eculador and Bolivia. He became a cardl-
nal In 1883 and In 1K94 a cardinal bishop. He
' wa born fn 1823.
Cardinal Vincenso Vannutelli is a
younger brother of Seraflno, Cardinal Van
nutelli. He was born in l&Jtl. After attain-
I lna the oriesthood his first ImiMirtant an.
polntment was as auditor of the aixmollc
delegation at Olanda, whence he wa
transferred to the same apostolic delegate
to Constantinople, and in 1M3 was made
I nuncio to Braxll. He represented the pope
at the coronation of tba cr of RussU
o) fo)
) ill
Hero Arc a Few of OurSpecial Prices for non
day and Tuesday. N
Parlor tables, 24x24, worth
$3.96 Monday
Parlor tables, 16x16, worth
tl.96 Monday
Enameled Iron beds worth $S
Sueclal brlce Monday
1.95
75c
400
Solid oak chiffonier, large 6 drawer, wed
finished, worth .
4.75
Special price Monday
Steel folding
couch, made from AiiKie
steel two sides can be raised up forming
a double bed
4.95
Special price Monday
Full size couch. best velour covering.
worth $K&o - J QC
Special Monday Ti33
Bt. John's extension tables beat In the
world:
6-ft., worth $7.85- Q AC
Special Monday W.Ol
8-ft.. worth VS.85 i DC
Special Monday t0J
6-iiiece parlor suites, wortn
$40.00 Monday
25.00
Kitchen,, dining room, parlor and 11-
brary furniture all on special sale Monday
Last Week of the Gigantic Piano Sale
THE LAST OPPORTUNITY FOR SOME TIME CUSTOMERS WILL, HAVE TO
GET A PIANO AT ONE-THIRD THE ACTUAL COST.
As this Is the closing week of one of the greatest piano soles that ha ever taken
place In this western country, parties who did not expect to purchase Instruments
for some time yet, found that they could not afford to wait any longer, when they
heard of the extremely low pricea we are making. As this will be the last week of
this sale, we' are going to try to make It the banner week of all. We havu set aside
57 upright pianos to be closed out this week. These Instruments must bo sold re
garless of their value. Customers who do not feel that they can afford to pay all
cash, will get the same prices on our easy payment plan. In order that you may fully
realize that we expect to make this the great bargalu week we auk that you glance
over the prices we are quoting below:
1 upright piano.
Ivory keys
1 upright piano,
Ivory keys
1 upright piano,
Ivory keys
1 upright piano.
Ivory keys
1 upright piano.
double veneered case,
.1 $ k6.ou
double veneered case,
05.00
double veneered case,
Uo.ou
double veneered case,
125.00
double veneered case.
j All of these Instruments are full sized, guaranteed In every way. Any customer
I purchasing one of them and not satlstlcd can have their money back" by asking for
; it. Our stock consists of such vc known .akes as Chlckering. Fischer, Decker,
Conover, Wegman, E-stey, Franklin, Cable. Krell. Wellington, Kingsbury, Haines,
Stoddard and Price & Tccple. Telephone 16&3. Catalogues aud prices furnished to out-
of-town customers on application.
Ladies' Furnishings.
A large assortment of ladies' corset cov
ers in line nainsook and cambric, elegantly
tnmmea wun lace ana uudjt nouon i .,
i X.ir and 60c.
t Indies' line cambric gowns. In all the
I newest styles, at 4!'c.
' Ladles' straight front habit hip corsets,
i In batiste and ventilated, at 4!ic.
I.- . . .. , .. ... I v.
XJV. M I lie I n I UL IMlMll VVJima, null
front and side hose supporters, at $1.60.
A large assortment of Kabo, W. C. C,
Men's Furnishings.
Men's 5oc half hose, at 25c.
.100 dozen men's fine lisle thread half hose,
1:; black and fancy colors, all regular, 600
quality, at 26c.
".Jen s $1.00 neckwear in aU the new styles
ad colors, at 6oc.
All the new styles in men's colored and
white laundered shirts at $1.00 and $160.
and also at the golden jubilee of Queen
Victoria.
His cardinalate came to him In 1S90. Silica
then he has become prefect of the congre
gation of bishops and regulars aiui a mem
ber of tne congregation, or ine. council,
the propaganda, oriental rites, acred rites.
studies, the commission for tbe reunion ot
dissentient churches, and, next to Cardinal
Parocchl, protector of a larger number of
Catholic organization than any oilier ou
dlnuL Augustine Rlchelmy, archbishop of Turin,
was born In Turin in 186U, unci became
bishop of Irvia In 1884. lie vice ni.tJe an
archbishop in 1X17 and a cardinal in UW.
He Is a member of the congregation of
sacred rites and studies.
Joseph Sarto, patriarch of Venice, was
born ln 1835. Itis career has been thul uf a
parish priest, spent almost wholly ln tha
north of Italy. Sarto was raailn patriarch
in 1891 and proclaimed cardinal in 1S93. He
la a great preacher and fairly well known
aa a writer. The church Interests of Venice
have prospered under hi control.
Ferrari and (ilbhon.
Cardinal Ferrari, archbishop of Milan, la
another young cardinal, only 63 years old.
He was educated ln the seminary of
Parma and" the college of the propaganda
at Rome. After serving ten years as a
parish priest he was made bishop of Guas
tatta in 1891, bishop of Como in 1892. arch
bishop of Milan In 1SW and a few months
later was created cardinal. He ts a mem
ber of the congregations of bishops and
regulars, Indulgences and sacred relics and
studies.
Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore ha been
mentioned ln the recent dispatches from
Rome as a possible successor of Leo XIII.
His name Is brought ln as that of a possi
ble compromise candidate, in view of the
factional rivalrloa In the sacred cpllege,
and Cardinal Gibbons is undoubtedly
highly esteemed by hla fellow cardinals.
but It is hardly conceivable; that the time
has come when a iope will be taken from
America, which Is only a "missionary
country" ln the clavllicatlon of nations at
Rome.
Following Is a list of the cardinals of the
sacred college:
Cardinal Bishop.
LCTGI ORECLIA DI SANTO 8TEFANO,
bishop of Oslla, born lKi8; created, 1873,
Italian.
8ERAFINO VANNUTELLI. bishop of
Porto Santa Hullna, bom 1S3I; created,
1887; Italian.
MARIO MOCENNI. bishop of Sabina, born
18J.1; created. 1!)3: Italian.
ANTONIO AGLIA K1I. bishop of Alba no,
born 1832: created, '.Ml; Italian.
VINCENZO VANNUTELLI, bishop of re.l-
estrlna. born 1836; created, ltf9; Italian.
Cardinal Priests.
JOSE 8EBA8TI AO NETTO, patriarch of
iisoon, oorn iu; created, lv; Portu
guese. P1ETKO GEREMIA CELESIA. archbishop
of Palermo, born 1M1, created, lv4;
Biciuan.
ALFONSO CAPECELATHO. archbishop of
Cupna. born 18:4; created. lii; Italian.
PATRICK FRANCIS MOHAN, archbishop
of Sydney, born 130; created, lVS.".; IrlBh.
BENOIT M. LA NGKNIEl'X, archbishop of
Helms, burn xv4: created, 18;it; French.
JAMES UIUl'OXS, archbishop of Haiti
more, burn 1W4; created. 1HVI; American.
MARIANO RAMPOI.I.A. pontifical b ro
tary of slate, bom 1813; created, 187;
Sicilian.
FRANCOIS MARIE RICHARD, archbishop
of Paris, born 1819: created. 19; French.
PETER LAMBERT GOOSSENS. arch
bishop of Mechlin, born ls"7 ; cieated, lv'.';
Belgian.
ANTON JOSEPH GRUHCI1A, archbishop
Every dollar's worthy you buy Is guuran
teed.
Ivory keys 135.00
1 upright piano, double veneered case,
ivory keys 145.00
1 upright piano, double veneerod case.
Ivory keys '. .' 155.00
1 upright piano, double veneerod case.
Ivory ke s 165.00
1 upright, piano, double veneered case.
Ivory kejK lia.UU
G. D., Justrite and Thompson Glove "Fit
ling corsets, up from $1 00.
1 ..lilies' tine lisle thread vests, In plain
ami fancy neck, at 25c.
ladles' fine lisle thread pants, umbrella.
tvle, at iM .'6c and 5(c.
Ixidies' and children's fancy black laea
F.nd colored hose, at 25c.
Ladles fancy back tnd clored hose. 12V4o
All the fancy olored raiasol In ludles" ,
and children's at halt price, Monday only.
Men's 60c suspenders, all kinds, leather
ends, at 25c.
Men's 25c half hose, in plain and fancy
colors, at 15c. ,
Men's plain and fancy colored balbrlggan
shits and drawers worth up
to $1.00 at 25c, 35c and 60u.
of Vienna, born 1820; created, 1891; Aus
trian. ANGELO DI PIETRO, pro-datary to tlia
pope, born 18J8; created, 1893; Italian.
MICHAEL LOGL'E. archbishop of Armagh,
born 184U; created. 1X93; Irish.
CLAl'DICS VASZARY, archbishop of
Gran,- born 18.TJ; created, 1893; Hungarian.
OKOKO KOPP, bishop of Uroslau, burn
1SI7; created, 1893; German.
ADOLPHE LOl'lS I'EHRAI'D, bishop of
A lit nil, born 18JI; created. 1893; French.
VICTOR LUC1EN LKCOT, ariiihishnp of
Bordeaux, born 1X31; created, 1891; French.
GIUSEPPE SARTO, patriarch ot Venice,
born 1S35; cieated, 1893; Italian.
C1RIACO SANCHA Y 1IERVA8. arch
bishop of Toledo, bora lius; created, 1891;
Spanish.
DoMENICO SVAMPA, archbishop , of
Ilolugiia, born Iffc'l ; created, 194; Italian.
ANDREA FERRARI, archbishop of Milan,
ftorn 1N50; cieated, 1894; Italian. ,
FRANCESCO bATOLLI, bishop iifTias-
catl, born 1839; create 1, 18j; Italian.
QIHOLAMO MARIA GOTTI, prefec t of the
propaganda, born 1834; created, l'&i;
Italian.
SALVADOR CASANAS Y PAGES, bishop
of Barcelona, born 1&34; created, Ji9i;
epa nisn.
AC Hi LI. K MANARA, bishop of Ancona
and L'mana, born 1821; created, 1893;
Italian.
DOMENICO FERRATA. prefect of the con
gregation ot bishops and regulars; born
147; created, 1890; Italian.
SKRAFINO OR ETON 1, prefect of sacred.
rites, born 1833; created. l9ti; Italian.
GIUSEPPE PRISCO, archblsnop of Naples,
born 1838; created, 189ti; Italian.
JOSE MARIA HERREKA DE LA
1GLES1A, archbishop of Suutlugo, boru
lh35; created, 1897; Spanish.
PIERRE HECTOR COl'LLIE. archbishop
of Lyons, born 18W; created, 1S97 ; French.
GUILLAUME LA BO (J HE, areiibiKhnp of
Hennes, born 1841; created. 18ti; French.
GIOVANNI B ATT I ST A CASAl.I, born 1838;
created, lxi'9; Italian.
FRANCESCO PAOLA CASS ETTA, born
l4l; created. 1899; Italian.
ALKS3ANDRO SANM I MATELL1, l;cirn
184o; created, 1899; Italian.
GENNARO PORTANOVA, archbishop of
regulais in Calaberia, born IMj; created,
1819; Italian.
OUISSEPPE FRANC1CA-NAVA DK RON'.
TIKE, archbishop of Catania, born 1816;
created, 1899; Sicilian.
FRANCOIS MATIIIEU, former archbishop
of Toulouse; born 1839; created 1x99;
French.
PIETRO RESPIGIH. virar general of the
pope; born 1X43; created 1S'."9; Italian.
AGOST1NO RK'HELMY. archbishop of
Turin; born 18hi; created 1x99; -Italian.
SEBASTIAN!! MAHT1NELL1, bom 1818;
created 19il; Italian.
CAHS1MIHO GENNARI, born 1839; created
l'.nl; Italian.
I.EO VON SKRHENSKT, archbishop of
Prague; born 1803; created 1901; Aus
trian. GH'LIO BOSCH I. arc hbishop of Ferrcra;
born 1S3X; created 1M1; Italian.
JAN Pl'ZYNA KN1AZ KOZIEL8KO,
bishop of Cracow; born 1842; created Itul:
Polish.
BARTOLOMEO BACIL1 ERE, bishop ot
Verona; born 1843, created 19ol; Italian.
Cardinal Ilearoiia.
LUIGI MACOHI, secretary apostolic
briefs; born 1X3H; created 1-.X9; Italian.
ANDREAS STEINHIBER, prefect con
gregation of tbe Index; born l3u; created,
1X93; German.
FRANCESCO SEGNA, prefect of Vatican
archives; born t83"i; created 1X14; Italian.
RA FFA ELE PlERoTTl, born 18J(i; create.!
lx9tj; Italian.
FRANCESCO 8ALESIO PELLA VOLPE.
lairn 1X44; created 1x99; Italian.
JOKE CALA8ANZ. V1VES Y TUTO, born
lxM; created 1X99; 8panlh.
Ll'lGI TKIPEPI. prefoct of Indulgences
and. H,ur.-d Relics; born 18.16; created
lil; Italian.
FELICE CAVAGNIS, born 1811; created
1'1; Italian.
FISCHER, archbishop of Cologne.
TALIANI, papal nuncio at Vienna; created
June 19o3.
CAVICCHIoM, secretary of the congrega
tion of the council; created In 193
AJl'TI. papal nuncio at Lisbon; created
In na.
NoCELLA, secretary of the conslstorlal
rmiKre :itlon ; created In 19n3.
K ATS! 'H THALER, archbishop of Sals
tiorg. Austria: crest.d pji3.
11 Kit HO V LbPlNOaA, archbishop of Valencia.