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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL.
THIRTY-FIRST YEAR, Vol. CXXII. No. 39.
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, SUNDAY, MAY 9. 1909,
l) Mail 50 cu. a Montli: Sin le üoplm, S oenU.
itv farrier MO ci-ikm a miiuth.
I1GLE OVER JURY DECIDES Grand Procession Will End
L
EH
III SENATE
BRISTOW OF KANSAS
OPPOSES ANY INCREASE
Doria ros He Would Rather Have
Whole Measure Fail Than
That Ineffective Law Should
IDS. BOYLE
IS GUILTY
WOMAN UNMOVED HEARS
HER DOOM PRONOUNCED
Re Passed,
Prospect of Spending Twenty
Five Years in Penitenllaiy
Apparently Has No Tenors
for Child Stealer,
Catholic Ceremonies
IMPOSING PARADE!
WILL TAKE PLACE I
THIS AFTERNOON
I Itv MnrulflK Journal 8pi'lal I.ffH! Wire j
Washington, May X. As soon ns j
lili- tariff hill MUM taken lip ty till','
senate today 1111,1 Sect fin 1MI, puttingl
a ,liil nl two nuil one-eight cents1
per , 11 m 1 111 1 mi lili lead was reai!. S-it- Í
,i!.i), lb islnw arose In oppose he ill-!
.- irac (rom une and 11 halt' cents per I
jMiiitnl, as provided in itie house blll.i
Ill I n' lllel'caseil rale won in
lllike it e(llal til the late of (he I i Uti
le)' hill, .Mr. Iln'stow rem I front tariff
hiariugs hy the wa.vs anil means eem
iniiiee tn show that It was there, con
(, nilcil that ilils increase, if inaile.
vmihl necessitate a n increase uf dut
i, s nil another ingredients thai are
ice, I in making jiaint. He argued that
tin' hnll.se had lieetl JllllicilHIS in its
i. I inn.
II makes no iliftcrence what the
1 1 . 1 1 s i iliil from time to time," said
Mr. Aldrich, " we are hero to do jus
to this industry in view of the
fa-is of this case." He added that
Jlr l.oishborgrr, from whose testi
mony Mr. I'-rislow read, was "trying
l,i bleak down the whole lead M'licd-
' 'flic facts stated by this witness
me the important things," interposed
Mr. lievcrblge, "and it makes no dif
ference what his personal vit'us arc
, a tic tarilf or on aeroplanes, we
in la te to know the facts and if Mr.
I., 'ishhei gor's testimony is not true we
should know it."
ill. Smnot remarked Unit Mr. I.oish
H ijjer was a sinelicrman and a pur
chaser of lead and Air. J'.ri.stow re
torted by declaring:
"I he purchaser of lend lias mmf
rights as well as the men who have
J. ad l"i- sale."
ilv, Ihistnvv ((intended that the dif
f.niiiial provided hy the duty recom
n, ended hy the committee on finance
.mi pic, iron was greater than the cost
,! sn.elting' and unwarranted,
j Mr. Jinrkctt eoiidemneil the method
f villi, li til. . c- '.niittce on f!ii:ir
J Mvnnivd Its hill without hearing.
"I'.ii.-iness men. lie said, "have had
in ' here chasing- sena tms up ami
ili.nn ihcse enrridors in an effort t
i" i a hearing.
"S. nators may think the people are
lid watching this hill, lint ymi can
i...t feel them on these schedules on
i.h. r. wire, nails, steel and iron
Tii'-v know about these tilings and if
, iiie t" go out and defend the bllljth
i! fiiiis to nie we ought to have In! he
' int. the evidence of men wn know a II
: l-mii these things anil might not to
li It to srope about in the ilnrk
as we have had tn do."
"The senator from Nebraska." ho
i'"titiiiiieil. ' I .-1 lis s about the ennsum
s net being represented before the
mitice on finance. w ho are tne i
i-uisiiiin-rs who are not" producers','",
Mr. Aldrich said he had not intend-I
i,l i,i show any impatience toward j
.'nal, os wh(i bad sought in forma I ion
un. i ihin;; the schedules of the tar
iff hill he was anxious to dispose of!
tin- bill as quickly lis possible.
In i muhiiliiiir ' bis venial ks, Mr.
Tb-istow said that rather than giv
the American people an improper tai
iff law he would send the Kllb.jo,
back tu Ihetll to lie fought over tu
y urn hence.
1 1 s.v Mnrniiic .Iiiiii'iiiiI Kiic-lul T.iiki.7 Wire!
Ab reer, Pa., .May s. The jury in
the Dial of .Mrs. James II. lloyle, t'o-
t'.irncil a eriit of "guilty as indicted
in tic second ei, ant." The second
( omit charged her with aiding and
a belt inir the k id na plug,
Man i lest in i; tin- same stoical tndi:
I'ercnee to her al.' which has char
acterized her tin nughmit the trial,
Mrs .lames II. lloyle sat immovable
as the .inly returned its verdict. A
heavy veil", which she has worn
tin oitghiuii the trial concealed her
features so that it could not bo se n
whether her ( olor changed, hut t!i,r.
was p., movement of her bndv to in
dicate that she even so much as lieai '.
her (1 in i in pronounced.
Her indifference was even inore
pronounced than it has- been during
preceding portions of the trial.
The cuirt was crowded eonis' ra
"tilín, atimi win n the jury filed in at
l:'n, and the foreman announc d that
they hail agreed. The crowd was
warned that no demonstration would
be tolerated alai the verdict was read
In .-ilencc
(Juicily, as if preparing- to go out
for a walk. Mrs. lloyle diew mi her
L'lnvi'H, arose from her chair and weni
with the sheriff back to her cell.
Judge Miller, Mrs. Doyle's attorney,
has announced that he would make a
motion .Monday lor a new trial. It
i. believed here that the motion will
be overruled and that lloyle and his
wife will be sentenced Monday.
The penalty in Boyle's ease is from
one year in the penitentiary to a life
sentence, and in Mrs, Boyle's ease the
iniximuni is tw cnty-f ve years.
(in b'-i way to the Jail after her
conviction, Mrs. lloyle expressed the
1 -, lief that she had been convicted to
satisfy tlie venom and jealousy of
some ,M feci wonn n.
"Had 1 been a plain girl." she said,
"these women would have pittied me,
li the jury had acuuitteii me I be
lieve tío-sé women would have tarred
and feathered inc. A sacrifice had to
be made, ami Jinunie and I are, the
viel bus.
They think tiny will railroad me
to the penitentiary. They will find
ARCHBISHOP Ahí, ih.
GOVERNOR TO TAKE P,,.T
Mayor and Aldermen Numer
ous Societies and Bands Will
Make up Various Divisions of
Pageant.
Leaving thii doors of the church at
3 o'clock this afternoon a grand pro-
fina! pngant in
the
uakeii. My fnht has only
mm. Jinunie and 1 were not
allowed to open our 'moulds at the
trial Now we will do the talking and
tin people will know upon whom the
blame shnuhl fall.
"1 admit that lloyle brought tic
in iv to na-
I or him. i ii
taincil hitn.
we s there, in
ot bun. 1 1
to take can
all, I I did so.
are miiiielis
I Olieieled.
j "I li t" Il t.
but was rill
they v, tin'l b
i 1 1 w as r, i
at Cleveland; that 1
as kind to him and
ca rei
liter-
I ii. v. r asked why h
ver asked w here .limini
asked me, as his wil,
,f the Imi for a few days
If that is a crime t her.
ol wives waitiiiK to b,
, make Ibis explanation,
kcl oil. In the future
able to chnke me otf."
oiled alter the trial to-
loiii.!; i:im ri rs attiti nr.
ir Mioi:iTV mi :.miu:i:s
Waslihiptiin. May S. -The cutir
s'ssi, f tlie senate today as con
suite il with a debut,- on the schedule
f duties on pitf I'-ad and its products.
The -tout opposition proposed to the
a-ÍM.ti,in of one amendment reeoni
10' ii.l.-d by the committee on finance,
making the rates similar to those ol'
Hi, HiiiKley bill prevented a vote ho
lla: i, ached before adjournment.
Mr l.odae said that what made sen
aba . on the republican side laimh
v. Inn th,- revenue aspect id' dntic
' as ,hseii.-sed by some members of
Hi, lainorilv was "the regularity with
Vhi- Il protective duties become reve
nue duties when they cross the bur
il' is ,,f ,-, rtain nates.
i' 'leiilatiiui tb" number of pe'b'1"
ia.''c,d in trade occupations in tie
Hit. . I stab s at L'tl.iiOo.lMlll. the Mas
sachusetts senator declared that in-
luc those who were dep. nib-nt on
day thai I'oyh'
prominent man
family, was the
du thin.
liad asserted that 4
of Sharon of Kiod
instigator of the ule
llca. li lie-orl r.ariieil.
New York. .May V Tin- (oblen
l'ity, the Iniiiei.t summer amusement
icsori at Canarsie, on Jamaica liny,
llrnoklyii, was swept by fire today.
Fifteen' bail, linns wen- d, st i oycl. boss
í 1 .' ."i.Oíiii ; no loss of life.
ES ROOSEVELJ
NAM
FOR MAYOR OF
rill
ce a- wages for support tle-y made up
";nai tieaily the whole population oi
He- nation'.
A-eriiiiR that the protective . s
ti m bad been in force in some form
f" I v 1 (I . be insisted that to chant;
it coir would brim-'disaslev upon the
n ,t i,,n.
'Nobody ever pledged inc." he said.
IE
NEW YORK
t" revise the tariff downward or up
""'1. What we are pl.-ilncd to i :i
'' -'i"!!, and I suppose we are hei
I" i. is,. in view of the interests ol
'la a hole country. If it is wise to re
,!'a,. rates, then refine.- them; it it is
General Woodford Has Another
Solution of "What to Do With
Our Ex-President-s,"
i (By .Morning Jeurnal Socoial Yul Wlr
1 f t,
1 do
as tllcv
1111(1 If Wise
are. then th;
h. p
should
Ii
f,
h-
law.
na ins
! New Vork, May X. The nomination
of Theodore Koosevelt for maor ot
I New York is proposed by Stewart L
I Woo, Hard, the diplomatist, mnl former
i mi. 'lister la Simiii. in a statement is-
(toe greater protection, w . .,i.,v n is admitted tiiat
'ill,- bnom thus la inicbeil has neither
libe knowledge nor the consent ol Mr.
I ;ooscv, It. but it is declared that "an
j insistent and unanimous demand on
tile part uf til" people of tile ell V
j w ,,,1 I compel him to accept.
I ;, !: ral W Herd's slat, incut is in
part as Inline, s:
; "la dignity and im poi la nee tie- "I -'li,-
tanks ii. xt to the ,r, 8i,, nt. and
,a good iiuair of New Ymk con'.d do
I ,,,,- ;o,od to lii- entire country toda'.
; than ev. n tlo piesident can.
ir. K,Ms,clt was bol n lore and
;mhis th,' city. I! bis p,,uliaily di
,t, I .Mid . :. el ive .X'iuti.e abililv 11-
. -s, , m ., in. to b- the n.M man i
; He ,os.ii"U "
Teat has been the attitude of th
Mtniitee on finance, and without
d'ssice infallll.ilitv we hnve inlori-
' 1 'bat line of action."
!--H!it.,r Newlands declared that the
' h'ii! hi for- eoncres was u lcdne
''' e.f fiuti ort Imports which in
v' ' n variety r,f information mn
'- da,. t," si-natoi s.
.' Wia!i,is announced bis poli,
' sta blishtnent of a bureau in
' MH rstat, cornnier -e eoroniision.
,; "' upon complaint, coiid ild' i-
x. i si v.-n. sí. of any duty.
' '"'' "U'R to a rule to be .-stabli.-ll' d
cession will form
Ihe three (lavs' ceremonies of th
blessing of the new linmacuhite Con
ception church nuil the celebration in'
the silver Jubilee of the parish. This
procession, which will be a most im
posing un-, will be picc'ilcd by tin
celebration at the church at 10 o'clock
this morning of pon'uilcal high mass,
his grace, the archbishop, acting as
e, Ichraut and singing the mass, as
sisted hy ey. C. M. Cupilupi, ff. .1..
.ifsistant priest: Kcv. A. 1 locher, dea
con; Key. P. Tomassini, S. J,, sub-
I deacon; Rev. Albert Iiaegcr, first as
sistant deacon; liev. J. J. (lateley.
second assistant deacon; Rev. J Hcr
asehes. master of ceremonies; Kcv. A.
M. Mandalari, S. J., assistant master
of ceremonies. Key. Father Harry of
Deliver will preach an eloquent ser
mon after the reading of the gospel
I'm- the day.
Tlie pontifhal high mass is a most
impressive and stately ceremony and
probably the most dignified church
exercise ever performed in this par
ish. The Immaculate Conception
choir will render the following elabor
ate musical program at this service:
K'yrip (lonuoil
Trio (Soprano, Tenor and I hiss) and
i 'horns.
Gloria. Ihiritune Solo and Chorus
Kt In Tena ,
Dm -t (Alto and Tenor) and Trio (So
prano and I lass. )
Uiudumus quartet anil Chorus
Domine D-uis Duet (Soprano and
Alto, i
(Jul Tollls . . . Tenor Solo and Chorus
I'eccutn Mlllldi 'Tenor Solo
Deprccationem .. IJuartet and Chorus
Qui Sedes Kt ijuoniam Duet (So
prano mid Harltoiie i
i um sancto spiritu Guua
Quartet and Chorus.
Gredo Quartet and Chorus
Kt Inearnatus Trio and Chorus
(Soprano, Tenor and Hardline.)
Crucifixus Trio and chorus
(Soprano, Tenor and Ihiritonc I
FA Kesurrcxit (Soprano, Alto, Tenoi
Solos and Chorus,!
Qui Loculiis list Gounod
Quartet and chorus.
i Mleftory--"! ) Salutaris" ... Hargitli
I'.aritotie Solo.
Sam tus Duct Chuza
Tenor iiinl Maritime and Chorus
Mr. M. T, Kelly and .Mr. .1. II. Ibirg.
Henedletns Millard
Tenor Solo. Inict (Soprano ami Alio)
ami Chorus.
Agnus Del quartet and Chorus
Tenor and Soprano Solos.
Dona Nobis Gounod
Quartet and ( 'horns.
Postlutlc "Souvenir de llcllini"
I. Allot
Soprano M i s. T. ,. Shmiek.
Alto .Mrs. J. Vrlsarrl.
Tenor Mr. D. D. McDonald
llarltoii, Mr J, . linrg.
Violin prof. DI Mauro.
, Cornet Mr. D. J. Cook,
llass K. Klbalia.
organist M iss A. M. Slilniek.
Music al II I'. M.
S'tlillaris Weigand
Quartet ,ml Churns.
Tanlum Krgo l.unibillotte
Soprano Solos and Chorus.
Immaculate Conception Choir.
The ll'oeesi(Ml.
Heaving the church this afternoon
Ihe line of march of the parade will
be from Sixth to Copper, to Sixth and
Tijeras. thence to Kigbth street,
thence back lo Copper and to tin
starting- point, Following the proces
sion short services, the benedict Ion of
the most blessed sacrament. and
singing by the choir will be held in
the church, after which tln-rc will be
an informal reception In the school
hall with addresses by the mayor, on
behalf of the city; I). N. Marion on
b-hulf of the congregation, and
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ICS SEEK
Today FOR HARBORS
IN DANGER
His Grace the Most Rev. J. B. Pitaval Archbishop of
banta re Who Presides at Dedication Services
of New Catholic Church Now in Progress
their organizations as follows:
First Division ( Marsh I I-:. Sebéelo )
On Tejeras avenue, resting east of
Sixth, right resting on Sixth
Second Division (Marshal M, V
Kelly) Un Sixth, right resting on Te
jeras avenue.
Third Division (Marshal. I A John
son) (in Copper avenue, ,-ast ,,f sixth.
resiing on Sixth.
Fourth Division (Marsh
O'lb illy i - On Copper avena
Sixlh, right resting on Sixtli
.1. 1 1
W est o I
THE VIRGIN'S PLACE
IN THE BELIEF OF
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Father Klwaril Harry, of tb"
Church of Hie Sacred Heart of Den
ver, who (b'liveied ail impressive ser
mon ct the ten o'ei, ; mass yester
day morning- set forth clearly and
logically the place occupied hv the
Virgin Mary In Ihe religious beli.i
of the I 'at pille chin , h. Fat her II, i rry
said in part;
"Y stei'ilay I spi'lo- to von about
this building' and its purpose, This
iniirmng-. 1 intend to speak to you of
the peerless one, utal-r whose prelec
tion your archbishop has dedicated
Ibis beautiful temple to the seiviee of
God. namely lo Mal ol Hi- liumae
uiate Com -,-pi ion. .Now in the begin
ning h us try to understand what
wc Calliolies under lamí bv devotion
to the Hlesscl Virgin Marv and thai
will give us a key to the meaning of
our other devotion. In Catholic lan
'Auage tin- wor, deVMiion means the
hoe and homage that is paid lo ,i
sacre, I personal ohjeit, as seen in the
light of faith. CoiiMcipientl.v wc sec
it is Hie bn lng expression, so to ."peak,
of Catholic devotion, which grows of
divine laiih, and Is nourished hv di
vine grace and love; just as the flower
is nourished and nurtured by the rays
r light and heat that cmiiiate from
the material sun.
"Now. In this devotion as in nil
nib"!--., three things ate to be ntlenilcd
"' First, there is the devotion itself
' the person who offers the devo
tion; secondly, there is the ohiect of
that devotion, and thirdly, there Is the
reason or the motive (,r which that
cvoiioii ,,i religious honing,. Is of
fered. "Now as regards the first, It f verv
evident that devolioij - ' '"nipf iniy
I rum a i.H ioiiu I crc, ' ,(h m'.
gent being. Why'; IÍ, " 'ban vn.
non prestí pposos n Uiun i v i n n 1 1 , s
object, and iinireover a I I ,,
that object's moral g renin, km. .",(.. -n
i lent I y , as Cardinal Newman ban said
It is hist as iineossiye lo have filial
lllleelioll wilbollt ii I, tlier, ns to ciin
eeive a devotion o Ihc eternal with
out a Knowledge of him.' So, it is
oiilv by a llgiire of speech that wc nji.
ly devotion to ihe lower animals,
r-ople often speak about the ib vol Ion
I a dog to its master, but It is merely
n figurative language. Why'.' Hc
'a Use I bat poor hi ul e minia I Is in
ca, able of knowing whether there Is
aiy moral worth behind thai mast
APPROPRIATIONS MAY
CO BACK TO TREASURY
New Law Pi óvidos That Money
Unspent hy June I Shall Be
Corned Into Nation's Sui
plus fund,
I Mr Minutan Jiiiiriml Mux. iu Wlral
Washington, M.n s. l'nlc-s eoti-
-iress taK.-s s pee tie action at the fll"
, ial session now in progress, tiearlv
$ I, linn. mil. a ppropi iated tor i H er and
harbor improv ctueiits in v arious se, -
lions of Ihe I'lllleil Stilt, -s will be CO'. -
-leu ii. o k into ihe national treasure,
mía h to lb,- chagrin oi manv i ,,u
gl'e.'-smefl ai,,t seiatOs
This siiuation arises over the "cov
ering hack" section of tlie silildl'v civil
appropriation bill, approved on March
4 of this vcar. This section provides
ihat all unexpended balances of ap
proprialiotis wbah remained on th
treaslllv books June I. llliltl. except
peruiaucni speeilicd appropriations,
.indgiin iils and findings of courts and
trust t'umls and nppropi latióos f,e
Illll'illillK treaty obligations with tin
Hull. ins, he carried to the surplus fund
and covered back into the treasury,
"provided thai the money Is not need
cil to pay existing treaties."
To meet Ho- situation Senator Hur
ten has Introduced a resolution pro
viding that ihe section of the sundi.i
civil bill In ipiestion snail not be con
strued as applying to ine unexpected
balances in riv er and bai hoc appro
priations which may be essential, in
Ihe judgment of the seeieiai'v of war,
tor the maintenance and prosci ut loa
I the work lor which it was appro
priated.
niong the appropriation that will
revert are:
Month of Columbia river. Oregon,
Í1N.IUHI; entrance to Cms Hay, Or
ion, ;:l,IMUi: restraliiiu barriers Sac
ramento ami Feather rivers, I alilor
lila, Jill, 0, in; harbor in Taeonm. I I.-
, and 1'ass ('avallo, Texas. $ :1 .'i.lid a.
;s
TO C
f
mm
WHEAT KING TRAVEIS
TO CHICAGO INCOGNITO
Ridicules Stoiy
Grain Mai kei
His Life Was h
Cianks,
That He Left
in Fear That
i f)aiuer From
Illy Mnrnliijt Journal Special I tuwil Hlrt
Trinidad. Colo , May K Kcm shcd
Hutu (wo weeks hunt inn and fishing
in the northern New Mexico hills, sua
burned and apparently preatly im
proved physically. Janics A, Fatten,
the Chicago wheat operator, is today
speeding toward Chicago over the.
Santa I e railroad,
i i ve t here (omorr,
7 :.jll
Mr Fatten reached Trinidad at ::;
last night from the Hartlctt ranch
m ar V crineja Sprmgs uud went to u
hotel w here he ic-'. d ti train time.
He i Herod as "K,l. Jones. Chicago,"
and fin. eery pi ''caul Ion tn keep bis
identity fiom the press, peilginK thn
bolcl employe,, aim also the trainmen
to secrecy.
He Is due to ut
v morning about
STUDENTS SUSPECTED ,
OF BURNING SOIIsj
REVIVES LAND
FRAUD SDITS
L'HLffl
un tins, "1 oí'
the
the
in
N, vn.ln senator that
u of the r asopc !! - '
" interstate cotnni, re,. rates '
'"'d by the constitution of tie I
s'-d'S, Mr Clapp. ,,f Minio-so-1
'hat in.-ti iim.-nt placed no re- I
"n ,.f r,-asi,na I'letn ss upon diiti, '
( "'Ue, oi. Igr 2. (oImmiii 3 ) jl'
hing l .ilaril ohm
I. Ion. Ma
tulr.ct to l.o,
an ah-, in ,- of
mg that tino
, af thoiiak
1 1 is .ua., sly s
i ran..
II! If.
--King K-lwaiil r-
i,,n tins evening aftet
bout t w o m. nit lis I ''ir
tío king iit"d the
ri. ts in South, rn Italy
id no-t o th. time ill
others.
Tile iroression will be
the following::
Order of IKx-elon.
Police.
Grand Marshal M O I ion ncll.
. ... I irst Diii-ion.
Marshal K. Sebéele.
Oovornment Indian School Hand.
Governm-tit Indian School nirls.
Government Indian School Hoys.
Sacríal Heart Si hoo (iris.
Sacred Heart School Muís.
St. Vincent's Academy.
Immaculate Conception School Girls.
Immaculate Conception s, iiool Hoys.
Second Division.
Marshal M I. K.llv
Sa, red lleait Children of Mary.
Il'dy Family Sodality.
Alliance II American.
Young Ladies' Sodninv.
Woth. m's Catholic onb r of Foresters
Married I-adics' So.laliiv.
I bird Divl-ioii
Marshal J A Johnson
Knights of ( 'olumhos.
I-'irst Comniunion liirk.
First Communion ll,,v s.
AeoHtes with Cioss and Tor, h, s,
Acolvtical Society.
City Council
His Kxeflbnev th- Gov , rtior.
CI. my.
His Grace th- Archbishop
Fourth li iion.
Marshal J H o l:i, lly
I 'i-ln-n.
Juvenile Hand.
Men.
Wntil, n
S.-nior choir
The marsh., If of divisions will form
DEMURRER OVERRULED
IN CREEK NATION CASES
Government Seeks to Recovci
Tli i oo Thousand Ames; Gov
ernor Haskell Amone Defen
dants at Muskosee,
(lly Morning; l.,iirii:d
M uska gee. i Ik ia
Judge Ca in,, hi II b
the demurrers of
the so-called Mot!
siir.hil lnwil Wl
May x. Feb ra !
i, today ova n ub d
the di fell, Inn's in
civil' Creek Indian
land suits, brought by the government
against Governor Charles Ila.-kell
and other piomin'iu oklnhomans.
The decision reviving, as It does,
th- legality of millions of dollars
worth of Jots, ei.aied consternation
here Not oiilv is Governor Haskell
and his a ssoei a t ,- involved in the
charge of fraud, lad fifteen hundred
subsequent pinchareis are vitally In
terest, d. .Ilidg, i', an;, bell announced
however, that all im nt pun has.-i -
w mild be prole, t ,i
These suits wei. brought by He
Fail. , Stat, s gov i mm. nt for llu
Cic k Indian nation to recover for He
tl ili.- Muskogee In-, a lots aggr, gating
.!.(( ' acres of I,, pi. all, ged to hac
heen obtained bv Governor 11 ask, I!
and the otbe. ,,-f, nd.ilits Hv the I rail -
or not. I'rue he recognizes the sens!
ble fa, i ot ihat master's kindness t
him. hut be recognize- UolhlllU of th;
m i-i, i s moral mili, and us you
know, even a thoroughly had n'ui
may be truly good to hi,. ,h,g, and th
log. not knowing anvihiug of inn
moral wiikedmss of ii muster,
till devoted to him So then ii Is
with dev ol ion as il is w it Ii i rue
li, Iced In, III ale intimately eoniicelcil
I bar devotion and true Jove Is
prompted, not so much h.v Ihc inani
testation of the devotion ilself, s bv
111,' kllOWledge of lio f,,c ,ut hack
it' thai . 1 . , it I 1 1 1 , Iheie i-' an illiself
sh molive. there Is a ,,-llalil stall
laid of moral goodliest, and so ym
I licit, our d, votnm a our ovc vll
in , essariiv be un a-tit '-d tn propor-
lou I, I the knowledge we have ol th
olijeels, ami "I the he.mlj of that (ill.
i,-, t s chai aeler. So I in n, devotion
'n Hi" catholic Chin -h Is not men
mo, k sen 1 1 men t a I it v . it is souicihinif
Ihat is solid, because il has a solid
molive lor its basis, namelc Hi
oi, sh "I its objects as seen through
In hghl ol divine lalth. Now III
i , nlral point out of which our deyij
loll lo tile Itiessed Vilglu grows, Is
ni t .o t ti), cry cenital point ol
Ch i el ia ml y lts-n, U'hi :' llccjiusi
1 1 ni i devotion springs n.iiarallv and
ineessarilv from Ihe vary a, I of Hp'
i pea I 11,1 Doll of the Son ol Ipid, as We
s,V Ml our I'teed 'Wllo was conceived
hv Un Holy Ghost and horn id Ihc
iigm M irj ' In the beginning was
j tip- woid, and the word was with God,
I Hid lb, word was God,' as Si. John
ii,v. So then ibis i- in r-.,iiv Hp
is.. ii ice of our devotion to Mary. God
;l aim mini, 'clothed hino-H witlioui
'human nature, retaining at the same
I tun, his divine personable, am, in
i assuming Ihat human nature he tuoli
Ml f i . . 1 1 1 tb,- sacred fl-sh and blooil ot
j Mary, the Virgin of Nazareth. Now
ith.it human uoul uud that human
J body assumed by the see,, ml 1',-non
id the Blessed Trinity, was In truth
land in reality the soul and the body
lot tin Fleriitil c,od. lb up-mbi i , that
'whilst in this God man, th. re lire two
' iiatut I'S. there Is oiilv on, divine p,-r-sonahly,
and so tlnu I tu. .,.?.-1 y ,,f tip
'Son of th- Virgin Mary. Is in truth
i.iii.l in reality the bode ,.i Hie only be- -
Igotlell Son of God 'I Ik soul of the ( Morll,n ,l,lro kh.,. I rur.f Wlrf
tv'iigin's son. in like milliner, is in
i v,,.v truth and c alllv. Ho soul ,,t Constantino,,!-. M,,v x -II is limb r-
i ht- Son of (ó,, I. 'I hat luce Hint !,i,,- stood th- cabinet tak,s tic attiliub
I "I""1 ,n" '' f "'"' during the ,,,,, ., r, ,... i,;,,,,, deposits, a- well
wais of his mortal sojourn in thin .,
world, wa- ii. truth and reality Hi- ""' Irea-mrej.l .iblo-. found le-Im-r
nt ilii'l. 'I hose :.,i, i , d haiiils, that i 'itly, ale iiie propeiiv of tb,- stale
i were lilted lii bb-sGiig. to lilt the po.,r It is pot b. laved that Abdul Ha
il ml lb- lowly, ami t ina 1 1 v vv ,i - spiked mid will refuse t,. , In , . t bis agents to
, o, the , ro-s, u, ie in truth and real,!-, pav over lb" mom . as by giving it
llo !. nil- of God. "I 1 1 ose bps thai ip be mav s,,ie iidv anlag, s during
; -spake as no uniii ever spake bcf.,1. he. liinetivm a,,, I pos-ii.lv be giv.n a
hv-le in t ru Hi and r, alllv, the lip- Mi.ne "f the f..i. ign deposits and ju
G;,l. I ho,-,- f, , l Unit . .trrle.J Hun ., , slmeiits tor his tainiiv
;al,OU- doUIB li 1 tO eV.'IV llllU'.ll'. ' The mllll.llV C. , 111 iss..,, i,' tile
I. 'l.g and Illialtv w, l. spiked to the 1 .,. ,., ,!,,,,. t,, Ad.,i,.-, to
ill v ,-st Uia ' tb, le-, Hi Allileliiali ill.is-
1'ol.io. Mu., I. A life, believed te
have been of Ineeml ia i y origin, broke
( lit at 111 o'clock here yesterday af
ternoon In the Commercial high
school II was extinguished after an
hour's hard w oi k bv the firemen, aid
ed by troops. 'I'be damage was con
fined to the laboratory and library.
Tin students of the Heboid have
be n petitioning the gov erhnieiit to
laise it to llu- rank of a university
Their r, quest has not. been granied.
but (he ministir of education has
sought tu elleet a compromise h establishing-
a new coin inercia I course
ill I lie I ollege of 1.1 W of the I 'Diver
sity of Tokio. This arrangement has
b, en the cause of ilissa I istael ion
among Ihc stud, ids of the ( 'ouinietcial
high sebo,, I. and a comiulttec com
posed ol members of various class,'
met yesterday and decided lo retir,
I'rom Ihc school in a body. It Is sus
peeled the lire was the inn k of tin
nrageil students.
NO LAW 10 CLOSE BARS IN
IOWA ON MEMORIAL DAY
Ins Moines, May X,- Altorney-Gon
al V. II livers today banded down
his opinion to Ihc effect that there
no law which can compel saloons
Iowa to close on Memorial day,
w bieli I his year will be oil iela llv eel
braled mi Mav :il.
ABDUL PERSUADED
Í0 PARI WITH
FORTUNE
Gentle Piessuie Biouaht to
Boa i on Deposed Sultan tn In
(luce Him to Sunendei F unds
Deposited Ahmad.
Mr. Fallen to,,K santa Fe train .V...
2 I'rom the west, leaving here at 7:(a
V m lie Is due at Kansas Cltv at
l-'bl this alternóme The efforts uf
Mr, Fatten to conceal his Identity
brought ii bout one or two rather amus
ing situations and Incidentally some
remarks by the big wheat denier mi
he pest ll'eroiisncss of reporters.
When Mr, Fatten ien,-hei Tercia,
the brunch terminus or the railroail,
from w heni i) two weeks ago he took
a stage coach for a drive iiciokm the
snow-blocked mountain pauses tweu-ly-l'lve
mib-s to the Hnrllett ranch ho
asked for a through ticket to Chi
cago. The railroad agent, however,
only wished to sell him u bical ticket
to Trinidad
"1 waul a through ticket," Innistetl
Mr "alten. -i want to get away
1 ' ' reporters,"
For ay - me to New Mexico in get rid
rboetii'hb" he continued to the agent,
Hits, 0 it did Irt, t do me illiv good. I've
Mi,.a.'li bothered by them every dav ht
the mountains, alter I ihoiight I had
lost Iheni."
Mr. fit Hen Importuned the aid of
the agent, Hie trainmen, and the bell
bo.vs at the hotel In Trinidad tu keen
reporters off the train and when a r-port.-r
accosted him and asked If be
were not Mr Fatten, be looked tha
reporter calmly in the eye ami nsMiired
him he was nol.
The reporter looked at Mr. Fatten
and Mr. Fallen continued In look at
Hie reporter and smiled genially.
"You are going back to Chicago al
von not'."' ventured the reporter,
"I am. young man That Is my
home. Hut I am nol Mr. Fatten, Vim
ire mistaken In in,,."
When Mr. Fatten went Inlo Ihe din
ing room for dinner tne reporter fiin-
liously made bis way to the hatrack.
picked up the bat hut bv "Mr, Jones"
and found the name, "James A. Fut
len" on Hie band.
f
i'.
li
,b
"dummies.
,,v, i ruh d tb
' in hints to the p- -
i ii no nl . pi a, t c a H v
. on Heir pernot
,,f ls on tip- alieg.i
aailed th, lots ic
hlblc:
.ludí;.' f "afopl,. '
iiiurr, is ,,l tb, ,1
tdion ,,f the go-,
de, iding- tb. ca
aganis-t the d' , t'
ii'-n that th, v ,
I rami.
(nit of th--.' s, a- r,-v the irimin-
a! prosecution ag.ens, the gov, lll'ir.
land six others, ,r which tb.-v ,i'
mi e indiit-d. Ties,. indict melds
.'ele iiesh--l (it TuKa rec-ntlv, but a
" oiol grand Ju:v has h. en called 1-
uect in that ( Us a. xt Monday to r
liv ,ntigle the ch.ng'S.
,t i ;
.-I
, r,.,- to, tip slw
i,' .1 all, I re llltv, the f. . I
then mi bar I, i, lids. ,ie, Oils llahc
,.f lit thi-lo m, this .m, f Nii- in ill,
-,va In Hath and lealilv. v Illy God.
iilol sii,.. Milv, the i.iiili ol Nun-::r-
I. is Ho Moth, r ih.t man of
b. ?h-r.'f,.,-.' it follow h In hex-
og'i , Is w, CtledicS .-slet-m
, M'Ull," "f tb" Ft.-lll.ll (O''
re, ou have the th'olouv of
,,, devotion I,, th. Hl"s"'-d Vir-i
VI .iv in a very I' v w-rds. and It Is
!, .,,)- ,,f ih, th.il In Hi'- sysi, ni
ot o,;t CatboU, i.Pglou. in the glorv
and lb" leaulv of oar worship, in II,,-
Nazal-
,a , bh
h, r. fl
Tiny bav,
under martial
soldi, i s r- spolo
'I'll! ks to tlo-S"
I:
nliiiiietl on I'agc t oliimn I )
S,,el , s ,tt II, I e lode
t" I. IllSt I II, l",i to tl
law the t l v 1 1 ia us ami
--l!,l, lor ni'iliiiL' H,-
.t 1,1 , t a- la I el on, s.
The , omm ,v,,,i,, i. have been (1111
t'olied against b-ili ait In, II, i ,1 li lie
, at s'i'timeni and have p.-en assured
Ibat Heir alltboiUV will I.,, support,, I
bv t,u I. alt, iloiis from the constitu
tional for-es at I 'otisla ,l itioiilc.
Fu ' I lar xci ii Hons in Ca list a iitino pie
of n,,, tonel guilty of having taken
paif In lb.- revolutionary outbreak of
Ap'il I ,. and si(Ls-,,,,u,.iit ev.nts. bav
in tl (b f. l ie, I.
T t.hs I'D I 11 It! It s AS
I I V l M'M'l;i MI A'
Kansas City. May s -James A. Fal
ten passed through here today on his
way from Trinidad to Chicago, wliere
be Is due to arrive tomorrow morn
ing When .uestioned hy reporters Mr.
Fatten did not deny his Identity and
talked fl'eefv. I 111 est lone. I nboill the
wheal market be declared he had
never tried to manipulate It anil thai
b" bad bought It because he bud seen
since last October that Ihe supply
would not cuual the demand.
"At no Huie have I held more than
ten million bushels," said be. "It. Just
happened that for once In my life r
was able o predict accurately. Any
one else following ihe market reports
in Ibe daily papers could have done
the same and there is no doubt ,n
im mind thai If I had not lollowed
up my advantage some one else would
have iloiie the same thing and the
ame conditions would prevail today
a any case,
"I did not leave Chicago because I
was airaid Inn snuplv and solely to
away from Ihe newspapers," said
Mr Fatten when inked vvbv he le".
I hel e severa I w eeks ago. "There is
not Hie least truth in Hie statement
that my life was In danger."
I'M I'I V IV ll.( IIU'
to mm: iiomf. in ii:vvi:ii
Denver. Colo, .day x - Th. Font to
day says that .lames A. Fallen, the
Chicago wheat dealer, has decided to
make Denver his home. He has made
tins statement In recent let tern ;o
Iriends al Golleii. ,Mf Falten, il is
asserted, will bring li'is "in mi ly ' iVPTieii."""
ver as soon ns the press of Ills grain
dealings will permit the mnvfc
The long strain of the operations n-
i.D ii t to thn recent tremendous wheat
deal bad. It Is asserted, so Impaired
bis lii-,-,l!ii ibat In- has decided upon
this sli p and this is taken also to mean
Ibat Mr Fatten will cease to be proml
m in in the operations of the Chieugo
giain pus. Mrs Fatten is .1 former
reslil.-iit of Colorado.
EARTIUIAKÉS rjAJLY
IN SOUTHERN ITALY
lb, inc. Mav iv Since the (treat
, an In make of De, ember Hculccly a
day has passed without shocks, more
or b-ss strong, being felt at Mestdna.
Kcgglo and sui roiindiniü districts The
obscrvatoiv in the Calabrian earth
quake on, has registered from De
cember "x last to today. 213 shocks.
Since Hie loimer date there have been
m. sho, ks strniur enough to destroy
t'uil.liiiKs Tottering walls hav I 't
overthrown, but there has practically
bi. n no o nf life since th dnv of
the gr.at disaster from tins cause.
Two slight shot ks occurred today In
various iiaiteis, but no d. image was
dnne.
O
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