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ASTORIA, OREGON, TUESDAY, JU1
PONTIFF IS
GETTING LOW
Hitlerto Lucid Mind of Pope Leo
h'Clouded By Approach
' ' ' Death.'
DOCTORS SAY END IS (NEAR
Arounoa from Lethariry lly Con
atant I'ae of I'owerful Htiiuu
'. ulantltlMR EmU All. ;
Home July 14. . m.)-Whlle
hre la life thre In hop, huh the can
olntlon ihiit Dr. Lappunl would give to
nlKht In admitting that Pope Uii'ii con
dition wan very grave. . The pontiff wai
thla morning In a more vrltU-ul condl
tlm thnn at any tlmeim-e the middle
of laH week. The ml- oncluu coo
lltkm into -which he fell at midnight
ind ih c'intumfd ntute of hla heretofore
lucid mind on hla awakening at an
tarty hour thlf morning, aot-ompunlrd
by a mill gjvater d-irealon tmm dur
ing ynii-roay, nr regarded aa eynip
tom of the gruveet imture and n
jointing to imminent dlioolutlon
Kven In tho early evening Dr. ilaxxoiil
thougnt th en4 waa in iight. " He ex
ireed the belief that unl? the dla
te.inr took n unexjxsi'ted turn there waa
no reanon to npprttend Ueutlr for two
or three day. Thle atntfiiient, how
rver, did nt rellevve th anxiety of
thoe who knew that powerful etlmu-
lanta are being ronatantly nilnilnlnter
ed. '
PATIENT FEELS TIItED.
Ttome, July 14, (4:30 a. m. ir. Lap-
muI haa succeeded in re-nnimutlng the
fiope with atlmulanta; He nlao gave
him a little nourishment. The patient'
breathing is again difficult. He say
be feels very tired;
SINKING RAPIDLT.
London, July II. A dispatch from
Rome timed midnight today says:
The. pope 1 rapidly sinking; relatives
have been summoned. It Is reported
that hi haa relapsed Into unconscious1
nesa.
WOVLD CURE THE POPE.
Rome, July IS At both the Vatican
and the house of Dr. Lnpponi the ar
rivals of patent medicfrie, eurgloul In
struments and medical apparatus of all
kind continues, each being accompanied
by assurance that his holiness will re'
cover If it Is used according to direct'
tlons. Prom. Vienna have come highly
pei fected machines for producing arti
ficial respiration and for making ox
ygen. The pontiff, However naa not re
quired the udmlnstraton of oxygen for
the lat three days, "What I need,"
says Pope Leo, "is jUr fresh air. Be
sides I should be allowed to rise. An
old man of 4 ahould not be kept In
bed when without fever."
NO NEED FOR CONFESSOR
Priest left the Vatican Feeling Slighted
Uecause HI Services were not asked
Mgr. Pfllteri, the confessor of his
holiness, feels rather offended because
he s not , allowed to entor the sick
rhuniher and Is especially dissatisfied
with the attending physicians, believ
ing It Is due to them that he excluded.
Thla morning he again asked to be per
mitted :o see Pope Lo. On bearing
the request the pontiff said: "When I
need him I shall send for hlm,"ind
Mgr. Pflfferl left the vatloan, consld
eflng himself an Injured man, v
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''KEHEJJTIM Exj"
HAS A V
Pope Leo
Thinks he
V Thursday
will I'le on
Pope Leo Is credited with having
suid: , . I
"If I am destined to die fromftlils WW
nesa I feel I shall expire on TBursday.
the feist day of the Carmelite madonna
whom I especially worship." i
This presentment Is remarkable be
titune In a certain way V coincides
with the prophesy made In the
twelfth century by SU Itulschy, the
bishop of Armagh'' who predicted that
Pope Leo would be succeeded by a pope
symUillxIng the motto "Ignes A Mens"
(burning fire.) The Carmallte madonna
is the patroness of the Carmelite order,
which attributes Its origin to the
prophet Elijah, who ascended to Heav
en in a chariot of fire. Besides being
a member and protector of this order Is
Cardinal Gotto, who Is looked upon as
the most likely successor to the pontl
llciil. HAIL FOLLOWS DROUTH
London Suburbs Troubled
Mosquitoes.
With
New Tork, July 13. The heat wave
has suffered an Interruption says a
Herald dispatch- from London. Thun
der and hall storms have brought the
temix'rature to below normal for the
time of the year. London's drought
of 'it days was broken. ' in Matlock and
the neighborhood a thunderstorm was
followed by blinding showers of large
hailstones. The ground waa soon cov
ered aa though with unow.
A large part of Lincolnshire felt the
effects of the storm to an extraordinary
extent Hailstones broke , the lamps
and bouse windows, ...
The wreckage at Newark, where the
storm extended over an area pt four
miles. Included the smashing through
of the glass roof Of the railway station
and much damage was done to grow
ing crop throughout the storm area.
' Life la becoming a burden hard to
be borne In the suburbs of London
bordering upon the lower Thames by
reason of a plague of mosquitoes.
All InhablUtted places adjacent to the
de Thames marsh ground of Wool
'vli'h and Greenwich,' and even high
and wholesome land toward Olackheath
are groaning under the common incu
bus. ' -:..''. .1
In Eiisthum hospital the attendants
are obliged to cover the beds with
muslin curtains, a thing heretofore un
known. '
FROM FIRE TO PIT
Narrow Escape of Eighty Passengers
In Burning Trolley Car
New Yor, July 13. Fifteen persons
have been hurt by faPlng Into the sub
way excavation at Lenox Ave., and
125th street after jumping from a burn
ing trolley car on which they had a
thrilling ride for several blocks while
the motorman was making desperate
efforts to reach a fire engine house.
The car was filled with about 80 pas
sengers, mostly women and children.
When they discovered the fire many
tried to Jump but the motorman put on
the full power. He had not gone two
blocks before the car was enveloped In
flames. The conductor saw that ther?
was danger of burning the whole car
lvid of passengers and pang the bell.
The car came to a stop right oyer the
excavations for the subway. The pas
sengers piled off on top of one another.
The planking over the whole collapsed
and about twenty-five persons were
carried down. Those on the bottom
were severely bruised, but only one was
In a serious condition. -
LOS ANGELES LINES
. . ; . CONSOLIDATED
Huntington Syndicate to Control Good
- Dividend Paying System. -
; Los r Angeles,' Cattj July 13. It ; is
stated on reliable information that; the
Huntlngton-Hellman ,i street railway
syndicate will on next Wednesday as
sume control of all the street railway
lines In Los Angeles, Including the Los
Angeles traction system. The price
paid for the traction system Is stated
as $1,785,000. Tho holdings of the Los
Angeles Traction Company which In
clude tho California Pacific railway
with a trackage of twenty miles, con
slst'of 49 miles of street traik-together
with power houses, sub-station and rol
ling stock valued at almost a million
dollars. The gross earnings of the
company last year amounted to $270,
763 and the net earnings were 3115,600.
CALLED IN
THE POLICE
Violent Demonstration in Dublin
on Question of Edward's
Proposed Visit
WILL NOT BE ENTERTAINED
Lord Mayor Harrington Aaaiated
In Dow iiliijr AririreftM of Wei
tome In Hcathliijr Sjeetli.
Dublin, July 13. Wild scenes today
marked the second day's debate by the
Municipal Corporation on the question
of presenting an address of welcome to
King Edward at his arrival at Dublin.
The' public gallery was filled with peo
pie long before the meeting. Lord May
or Harrington made a violent speech
against the address and compared the
Nationalists who favored It to men
"who had Bold the Irish people."
Maude Oonne was among the demon
strators, who continued the uproar uti
till t?e Lord Mayor finally called In the
police, who cleared the hall.
After a stormy sitting of four hours,
the motion Jn favor of the address was
defeated by 40 to 27 votes.
IN MEMORY OF A NOVELIST
Vanderbilt Places Memorial Window In
. Hla Church In Honor of a' Friend.
New' Tork, July 13. In memory of his
friend, Paul Leicester Ford.' the novel
ist, Geo, W. Vanderbilt haa executed a
handsome Ualned glass window which
will be placed In . All Souls church,
which Mr. Vanderbilt erected at Bal
timore, JI. C, for the benefit of the
people of his household and for the use
of the inhabitants if the immediate
neighborhood. The window la in Am
erican Opalescent glass. The subject Is
"the entombment of Christ.".
GREAT CARNIVAL TO OPEN.
Mrs. Jackson Receives Greatest Vote
Ever Cast For Portland Queen.
Portland. July 14. (Special.) The
Woodmen of the World carnival opens
today. It Is arranged on a most elab
orate scale and promises to surpass
anything of that pature heretofore
held here. Twelve queens from as
many cities of the northwest are here
and with their maids of honor are stop
ping at the Hotel Portland as the
guests of the local Woodmen. The
queen regent. Mrs. Emma Jackson of
this city, received the highest vote ever
cast here for a queen. The city is be
ing elaborately decorated in carnival
colors!.,
VIOLATED SUNDAY CLOSING LAW
Many Arrests Made for Failure
Close Both Doors to Saloons
to
New York, July 13. There were 132
arrests during Sunday in Manhattan
and Brooklyn for alleged violations of
the excise law. This was said to have
been the largest number made In one
day.' Just what caused the activity of
the police In the enforcement of the
liquor laws was not made known.
Strange detectives from outlying pre
cincts were detailed to duty in the ten
derloin and the tegular officers there,
learnfng of the invasion, lost no time in
locating unlocked side doors, etc.
At the big hotels the usual conditions
prevailed those who wished liquid re'
fresh tnents were served with real sand
wiches for whlcjh they had to pay.
THE MARTYR SPIRIT
Roiih, July 13. When- Mgr. Angell,
one of the pope's secretaries described
to the pope the enthusiasm, called forth
by hg illness, declaring that tt had
produced a revival favorable to the
Catholic church unexampled in Its his
tory, the pontiff exclaimed "blessed
illness."' : ' ":
BETTER MAKE IT REAL ' ' :
Negro Murderer Has Troubled Dreams
and Fears to FUce Accusers
Louisville, Ky., July 13. John Tinsley
alias Lee Brown, the negro who killed
Policeman Louis Massey at Evansvtlle
Is giving the Jeffersonvllle reforma
tory officials a great deal of trouble.
He arouses the guards about midnight
and pretends to be dying. Dr. Sharp
has to be called and sedatives admin
istered. He fears to be token back to
Evonsvllle... In spite of his nervous
feurs he Is Improving and soon will be
well.
TRIBUTE TO LEO.
Dying Pontiff Credited with having
Restored Golden Age ot Papacy. -
New York, July 13 A special tribute
to the dying head of the Roman Cath
olic church has been uttered by the
Rev. G. W. Grlnton of the Forty
fourth street M. E. Church.
fit Is generatly the rule," he said, "to
criticise a man unmercifully while he
lives, to expose all Ms weaknesses and
follies. If he be a public aervan to
caricature blm and bold him np to a
world wide ridicule, and then when
dead to gather up his good deeds Into
a wreath and place them on his casket.
"The rule haa b een reversed Jn the
application to the pontiff about whose
health nnd well being" millions have
been deeply solicitous and whose good
acts have been recorded In all lands.
"His love of Justice simple dignity
and kindly sympathy have endeared
the pontiff to the Catholic world, who
delight to pay tribute to the statesman
ship, tact and splendid genius of their
loved pope, who haa done much for the
progress of clvllizat&n. From crowned
head to peasant, from president to la
boring man, ' prayer and good wishes
have been expressed for this remark
able man. ''' ;',.''"'-
"Leo haa known no nationality, but
has been interested in alb' Deprived of
temporal power be has possessed' a
greater, power, a dynamic one, that has
controlled the hearts ; of " men - and
shaped in many Instances, the policies
of monarchies and republics. He has
restored tho goiden age of the papacy In
its best sense. As philanthropist,' poet,
educator and reformer, the name of
J.eo XIII will be placed among the very
gr4T,'if t the greatest pope'ln Bis-
tory
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MtW LE.4.VB THE TREASURE
Search f for Capt Kidd't Wealth En
dangers Building
New Xqrk. ,Ju!y It Another search
for. CsfrtKWd's treasure has coin to
naught and all there is to, show, for it
la a big hole In the cellar 'of a More
house connected with a big coffee mill
in Brooklyn. Rains have filled the ex
cavation and the manager of the plant
has stopped the treasure search. In
spite of the fact that Henry Endum,
an engineer, , is positive that the
"spirits" which caused the search were
playing no idle Joke when they trans
mitted to him the Information that
Captain Kldd" had deposited $50,000.00;
worth of loot In' the ground on which
the building stands.
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UNFRIENDLINESS BELITTLED
Vlnltg of Crown Heads and Pres
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, can Make Talk.
New York, July 13. King Edward'g
vWt to Portugal, Italy and France,
President Loubet s reception In London
and the toasts and sentiments ex
changed with the officers of the Am
erican squadron force upon German
politicians certain facts sometimes
studiously ignored, says a Berlin dis
patch to the Times by way of London,
The leading part played by King Ed
ward in developing British foreign rela
tions ft becoming generally recognize!
Moreover the popularity of the British
government's foreign policy is begin
ning to be appreciated.
Attempts to make out that the whole
British nation, including the parlia
mentary opposition does not stand be
hind the government with Its friendship
for America, France and Italy and Its
alliances with Portugal and Japan, be
come daily more feeble and Intermit
tent The friendship of those nations
which on both sides of the AtlanMo
stand for progress In liberty's paths Is
recognised to be a sort of gulf stream
encircling and warming the world and
bearing everywhere by the happiest
coincidence the surest guarantee of
freedom In the invincible and unap
proachable naval power of the co-operating
empires and states.
CENTENARIAN JEArj. ,
Oakland, Cat.. July 1 Miss Lavlna
Wheeler is dead In this city at the aga
of 102 years. She was In full posses
sion of her faculties almost up to the
moment of her death. She died of ofd
age. She was born In New York la
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FRENCH IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
Paris July 13. The Import for the
past six months increased 328.S70.806,
and the exports decreased $3,731,600.
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