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Show Thus the election may be prolonged many days, or it may be decided in a single sitting. When it is found that an election ; has been obtained the cardinal-dean announces the name of the successful candidate, the junior cardinal-deacon rings a bell, and the master of ceremonies cere-monies enters the chapel with the secretary. The cardinal-dean and two cardinals approach the successful one and ask him if he accepts the great office, of-fice, and upon his signifying that he does accept it, all canopies except that over his seat are removed. The new pope then announces to the cardinal-dean cardinal-dean the name which he has selected, and he is then led behind the altar, where he dons the pontifical robes in preparation for his reception of the cardinals. The ring of the Fisherman is then placed upon his finger, after which the senior cardinal-deacon, followed fol-lowed by musicians and singers, proceeds pro-ceeds to the balcony and makes of- POPE HO XIII, ' " . Allen of Cove. M:"E.tc. 'Niels has sold his home in t'..e Fi which has destroyed fifty houses . Graeffenberg, a village of Austria, 'e-the 'e-the valley of Frieuwalda. Louisville, Ky., will make a determined deter-mined fight to secure one or the other conventions of the nation's great political parties next year. A negro tramp named Adams, who assaulted a negro woman near Lake Butler, Fla., was captured by a mob of negroes and lynched. His body was cut to shreds. ' : President George Harris of Amherst college officiated at the funeral of Mrs. James G. Blaine. Floral tributes from evry section of the country nearly near-ly buried the casket. While James Romaine was driving on the streets of Trenton, N. J., his horse stepped on a stick of dynamite, Which exploded, wrecking the vehicle, te occupants escaping uninjured The mail from Haiphong brings news f a terrible cyclone in the French possession in Tonquin, June 8, One hundred and fifty natives were - kjjjea an(j many villages laid in ruin. . . .The- wireless telegraph system has now been extended to all the islands of the Hawaiian group. Kauai, the last Island to be connected with the others, is ninety miles in a direct line from Oahu. Pecci, afterward Pope Leo XIII, was born March 2, 1810, at Carpineto. He was sent to the Jesuit college at Vit-erbo Vit-erbo In 1818, where he remained till 1825, when he entered the Collegio Romano, just restored by Pope Leo XII. Two years later he was matriculated matri-culated as a divinity student at the Gregorian university. In 1832 he won the degree doctor of theology and entered en-tered the College of Noble Ecclesiastics, Ecclesias-tics, where those who design to serve the pontifical government diplomatically diplomati-cally or administratively are trained. In 1837 he was made subdeacon, then deacon, then priest. In 1838 he was made delegate, or governor, of the province of Benevento. In 1841 he was appointed governor of Spoleto. In 1843 he was made apostolic nuncio, the moment occupies all attention. Cardinal Car-dinal Oreglia, together with the members mem-bers of the sacred college, will determine deter-mine the details of the elaborate funeral fu-neral ceremonies, which will last nine days. In the case of Pius IX.his personal per-sonal friends among the Roman aristocracy were permitted to see the embalmed body before it was removed to St. Peter's, where the general public pub-lic had a like priv: ege. It is expected that similar plansjwlil be carried out in the present case. On the evening of the eighth day the corpse will be enclosed en-closed in two ccSns, the inner one of cypress and the other of lead, which will be deposited within a stone sarcophagus. It v 111 not be immediately immediate-ly committed to its., final resting place, but will be deposited high over the Cardinal Satolli. ficial announcement of the election cf the new pope as well as the name by which he will be known. This terminates termi-nates the electoral proceedings. President Roosevelt has issued an '. order eliminating old age as a disqualification dis-qualification for eligibility to appointment appoint-ment as laborers in the government service. The physical qualifications, however, must be met. Major Lazarovics, who is credited with firing the first shot at King Alex-, Alex-, . : -andeiy having threatened to resign be--cause- Uls name was omitted from the iAatofcKing Peter's birthday promo-"tioasr'b.aB promo-"tioasr'b.aB been made a lieutenant colo-' colo-' Bel. '''' . Arrangements have been perfected for the announcement of the plans in regard to the construction of Jewish ; theological seminaries in the United Btates. The scheme has been for some time in the hands of a New York i law firm. Richard S. Berling, a prominent pol- j itisian and real estate dealer, of Omaha, Oma-ha, wan found dead in his office, having been asphyxiated -by gas from an open fixture. It is believed the wind blew the gas out while Mr. JJerllDg was asleep. or papal embassador, to Belgium and titular archbishop of Damietta. In 1845 he was made bishop of Perugia, where he arrived in 1846. In 1854 he was made a cardinal. In 1877 he was appointed camerlingo. In 1878 he was chosen pope to succeed Pius IX, deceased. de-ceased. Jochim Vincent, Raphael Lodovic Peccl was the son of Count Domenico Lodovico Pecci of Carpineto and Anna Prosperi-Buzi. The family to which he belonged came originally from Siena, and its chiefs, having taken sides with aoor near tne cnoir 01 a cnapei in bi. Peter's, where it ' may be viewed by I all visitors. The ultimate burial place will be the magnificent basilica of St. John Lateran. Following Pope Leo's expressed wish, the niche in which it will lie will correspond to that which the pope designated as the resting place of Innocent II. Long biographU al sketches, memoirs mem-oirs and editorials are called forth by the death of the pope, and the English papers all teem with expressions of the warmest sympathy and deep regret. |