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Kendall, Montana, July 28, 1903. 5. BALLOTING FOR, Sxnetimes Several Elections it'POPE the canopies are removed from I stalls of all the cardinals except that of the newly elected P - Ope, and. his ' 1 • ' holiness retires to rote himself In the pontifical vestments. On his return , the fisherman's ring is placed on ,his finger by the cardinal camerlingo and the new vicar of Christ gives his first solemn benediction to the members ,of the sacred college from the steps of the altar. Then, taking his seat on the stdia gestatoria, the pope receives the hunt - 14,3 of theft eminences an coma* catea the names which i :s his pleas- ure to assume as pontiff. Next the first cardinal deacon takilhe Oath of obedience, and, hastening to the grand loggia or balcony of St. Pet- er's, loking on the great piazza, VP trounces to the expectant multitude. the election of the pope, using the form of words consecrated, oy ; immor- tal use. \I bring you tidings of great joy. We have a •pops c the most high and reverend lord (here insert Chris- tian and surname of new pope), who has taken upon himself thd,name of (Pius X or Leo XIV)I\ The people then flock kit° St. Pet- er's to see the new pope and receive his blessing, and it is a stirring scene which presents itself in the noble ea'-` thedral when the sovereign pontiff, clad in the richest vestments aryl wearing the triple ti-ra, is borne aloft.. with all the princes of the churcu In his' train, through the ranks of kneeling worshipers, on whotri, with uplifted finger, his holiner7s bestows his pontifical benediction. The cere- mony of the adoration by the car ii- nals then takes place and the pope, having put off his pontifical robes and assumed his ordinary whiie vestments with the broad cardinal's hat and scarlet hood, is carried on the sedia gestatoria, attended by an escort of the noble guard, to his new apart- ments in the vatican. Are Nec!ssary to Make a Choice A Stirring Scene Takes Place After the New Pope's Name is Announced The late Pope Leo was elected on the second day of the conclave by ac- clamation. The system of voting, called the scrutinum, is regulated tiy exact prescriptions. The proceedings are under the direction of six cardi- nals, two from each order of bishops, priests and deacons. Every cardinal is provided with a voting paper on wgich he writes the name of his cbo- sen candidate, but not his own name. No one is permitted to vote for him- self. When the requisite interval has passed, each cardinal, beginning with the one of the moat ancient creation, leaves his seat and advances to the high altar. Amid solemn hush the elector prays for awhile on the altar steps and then, declaring aloud that his vote is given according to his coo - science, drops his voting paper in the chalice. When they have voted in like manner the six crutineers examine toe papers and proclaim the result. If no cardinal has obtained' the re- quired number of votes—two-thirds of the number of cardinals present plus one—the result is declared void, and the voting papers, collected together, are burned in a brazier with damp straw, the dense smoke from which Issues through a particular chimney, visible from outside, and proclaims t) the outside world that no election has taken place. Under these circumstances on the afternoon of the same day a second vote takes place on the same day and called the accesit vote. -In this the procedure embodies the theory that the cardinal who has obtained the largest number of votes in to morn- ing is the most acceptable to the con- clave. onsequently his name is the only one considered for the moment and each cardinal votes for him by writing the word \accedo\ on his scheda, or voting paper, or signifies his dissent by the words \arced° nemini.\ If this new vote leads to no result. the papers are burned as before and the conclave adjourns until the fol- lowing morning when the election be- gins afresh and quite irrespective of the previous day's proceedings. When at length the determining vote is tak- en and the cardinal deacon, the scru- tineer, announces that a certain can- didate has been elected pope, there is a departure adopted from the pro- cedure hitherto. The cardinal deacon opens each folded voting paper fully, and reading the Latin motto which each cardinal has to inscribe on it for the purpose of ultimate identifi- cation, makes known how each mem- ber of the conclave has voted. 'n old - days when much depended upon the favor of the pontiff, the knowl- edge that the newly elected pope would learn the names of his oppo- nents was frequently a determining factor when the voting became clese and induced waverers to rally to a candidate who appeared to have a good prospect of success. The election being over, a summons is at once sent to the perfect of cere- monies, who speedily enters the chap- el bearing the fisherman's ring. An interval then occurs, during which the Exactly Ile. Those old maids who assembled in New York the other day sneered at President Roosevelt's remarks con- cerning large families and said that he had no business to talk about the love- liness of having children, because he was not a mother and therefore lacked the experienc- necessary to discuss the subject intelligently. Still, says the Chicago Record -Herald, it would seem that the old maids have little to brag of concerning this kind of experience. Has La aye to Hunlares. It is reported that the empress dow- ager of China is becoming liberal in her ideas. She must have become con- vinced, says the Chicago Record -Her- ald, that there is i good deal of money on the liberal side. Would Make Iterne' Ghent liksviannn. It is asserted that a young officer in the navy has made $100,000 by writing poetry. If this is a true statement, says the Chicago Tribune, poeta are better paid now than they were in the time of one Robert Burns. Take= tor a Walla,. The inconvenience of the similarity between • gent;eman's dress and the attire of • Weiner has re- ceived yet •qother instance. Mr. Choate, the American ambassador, was the victim on this occasion. At the state banquet to the king at the Guild hall, the American ambassador was one of the few men in e‘cning dress, nearly everyone being in court or municipal uniform. He wits inter- ested in the pulpit arrangements in which the carving was done, and ven- tured to ask •one of the function- aries a question concerning them, \Never mind about old customs,\ was the reply; \look lively and clear away the soup plates!\ Cosnet• Are Harmlean, Prof. Babinet has proved that com- ets, instead of having n solid body with a gaseous tail, are much ligater c.eiz t than our air. Even !f a W.S.SMITH TELEPHONE 115 flinsTowN, MONTANA - EXCLUSIVE IN HOUSE FURNISHINGS TERMS CASH 0....A.J1‘..$4.14J4.10.44.0...\‘.14.$6.4111LA.SEAMAALAS41*.4 1 1.14J4 D. B. MORRIS DRUGGIST Successoi to C. ILWILLI A MS, Lewistown, Mont. PR,fSCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY Drugs, Druggists' Sundries, Toilet Articles, Perfumes, Stationery and Cigars le-w-sfrorse-teselirwst-oryroe - Nr•aryesproe 'yrs veire-wsiriorvi B kiN K OF Kendall Livery and Feed Stables FERGUS . COUNTY, MERICKLE & M'CORMICK Proprietors Inco r pqrated iinder the laws of Alontagit.) Lewistown, Montana. • 5.8. RO1B8ON, President. L. W. ELDRIDGE, Vice -President. 11 WRIGHT. Cashier. AUSTIN W. WARR, Asst. Cashier. ;Board of Directors: C. Power. Pert. ) NCAdow, W. I). Symmees S S. Hobson, L. W. Eldridge, J. Holzemer, L. H. Hamilton. A wtin W. Warr Prank E. Wright. Capital. Stock $sotk000. Surplus and Reserve $125,000. Correspondents: American National. Helena, Montana. Roma*. Bros., New York, Continental National, Chicago, Illinois Interest Allowed on Deposits Left for a Specified Time. Mrs. M. E. Van Dusen's HOSPITAL Lewistown Montana The experience of trained nurses afforded to all our patients Rates front $to to iso per week ' Corresponded', solicited. Telephone No.1 tweirela, t.i.ke the earth it would hardly' penetrate its atmos- phere. A Lofty Ambitious, However. There is talk of an astronomers' trust, but, says the Chicago Record - Herald, they will have pretty 'hard work cornering the stars. Opposite Stephens' ht let Is Headquarters for Lewistown - Kendall Stage Patrons Given Every attention Js stork %%ill be cared for at leasonable prices. W. G. Norman & Co. Manufacturing Jewelers Lewistown, Montana Fine Watches aid Clocks Repairing Given Careful Attention W. G. NORMAN VISITS KENDALL ABOUT THE TENTH OF EACH MONTH. HE ALSO CALLS AT OTHER TOWNS MONTHLY Dr. R. S. Hedges 1 1 Phy8icianandSurleon Office Over Judith H rdwe re, Store LEWISTOWN °Mee Telephone 59 Residence TelepholV) to Office Hones I 10 a. tn. to 12 m. 4t06p.m.
