Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 9, 1913, Page 10

CARDINAL OREGLIA. and proclaimed ‘a cardinal by Pope {| Plus IX. on Dec. 22, 1873. He was bishop of Ostia and Velletti, arch- chancellor of the Roman university, and prefect of the cohgregaqoh of ceremonies. . By the death of ' Cardinal Oreglia Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore be. comes dean of the sacred college. SUFFRAGETTE ARSON SQUADS GET BUSY Accused of Setting Fires at Man- chester and Liverpool. | Dean of Sacred College ' Dies at Advanced Age. Maachedter, Bng., Dec. 8.—Carry- Ing on ‘thelr promised campaign of destruction in retaliation for the ar- rest of Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst the militant * ‘suffrigettes birned the Rushalme exhibition 'hall, causing a loss of $60,000. The building was en- tirely destroyed. The women left a card with this inscription: “To Premier Asquith:. This is your welcome to Manchester.” The prime minister made an ad- dress at Manchester on “Irish Home Rule.” Liverpool, Dec. 8--Suffragettes set fire to the scenic railway groundas here. The amusement resort was | badly damaged but not destroyed. 11 The women left behind a letter to : cARDINAL OREGLIA Is DEAD Premier Asquith announcing that the fire Was Created Member of Sacred Col- Mrs. w;,:m?tl:“gzswer ol carrest ot S lege by Pope Blus; 1X. The militants also tried to burn the i Rome, Dep. 8.—Cardinal Luigi Oreg- |grand stand at the Aintre race track, " Ma, dean of the sacred college, died |but were frustrated hv a noliceman. 1 here of pneumonia. He was eighty- 1k five years old and was the only sur- - [\ Klng cardinal created by Pope Pius Wisconsin Society of Equity to Keep Check on Middlemen. La Crosse, Wis, Dec. 8.—After an Luigi Oreglia Di Santo Stefano was | all night session the state convention kead of the cardinal dishops, or dear |of the American Society of Equity de- of the sacred college. He was born |cided to establish at the headquar- at Bene Vagienna, diocese of Mon- |ters of the organization at Madison dovi, on July 9. 1828. 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