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DEATH or AN INFANT.
An Autopsy Discloses That u Died
from Eating Impure Food.

An Autopsy Discloses Tint II Died
from Enting Impure Food.
Late Wednesday night Justice Malsch
was called TO hold an inquest upon the
body of the lg-months-old infant of Allen
Koontz, colored who resides az 20oS Con-
gress avenue.
1t appears that the child had been taken
violently i'll and Yves ten by Its mother
to the drug store OF \, Seureau, corner of
Congress and Chartres, who, approaching
it's serious condition advised that i. be
taken to Or. George clarendon, the nearest
physician IN the neighborhood. DR. Lar
endon Immediately sent 1t back to tbs
drug store with instructions that 1t be
given an emetic at once. The child was
taken back TO the drug store. but before
the emetic could be administered it died.
The verdict OF the inquest was that
death was from unknown causes, but prob
ably Inflammation of the stmach
Dr. Larendon's first diagnosis was that
the child had swallowed poison. Upon
holding a post norton examination, how
ever, he stated that death was due to food
of an impure character that had been
eaten. No pronounced Indications Of poison
were visible to bear out the hrst dag
uOGie
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"Great Opportunities for Profitable Shopping HI
Your Great Expectation" will be more than realized

Ladies' and mems shower proof I,
las, 26 and % inches, steel 1
rods, Friday ,...a.......
Big lot OF children's Fancy i
Parasols, Friday, each 800
Ladies black kid Gloves, worth 4
CSC, Friday and Saturday 3.
SECOND FLooR-"Take Elevate
Mems Colored stiff Bosom shirt, i
tached cuffs, FRIDAY and 4
Saturday .....................
Large size Imperial Ties. tie MI
kind Zone to customer. FRI
dav and Saturday .......... =
Mems Colored Negllgee Shirts Il
without collars. our SOC leader,
Friday and Saturday....... y
Mems Light Colored silk Teck y
the 25c kind, Friday and
Saturday ........,....i....
Mems Black and Tam Hall HcR
less. high spliced heel and toe, !.
our 121ac leader:
Friday and Saturday.....,. Y
Boys Colored Percale shirt W,lss
ages to Is. value 2Sc,
Frieay and saturday..,.a,y I
Mems Color=d Border Handnfcait
s 1-3c value. Friday and
Saturday ....................'
Mems four-plv Linen Collars
worth l2lac. Friday and
Saturday. each, ,....,..ri-,,'
One lot Mems Sample Straw ii1i
worth up to sl.0G. 4
Friday and Saturday .....''-
Mems and Boys Linen HAS
s5c kind. Friday and SATURDAY Y
One lot Mems Navy Blue ssifi \
well made. good fitting, worn \
$3.50. FRIDAY AMI Saturday"
Mems Sack Suits. chevlot ana =
meres. brown ard gray mlA'u1
part Of our $3.50 line. AZ
Friday and Saturday .....'..
Lot of Mems GRAY Mixed ana W. s.rs'
mtre Suits. we'll made ana WI
ting. $3.50 value. FRIDAY su'
Saturday ........'''','s'''' ~
THIRD FLooR-"Take sl''
Ladies Near silk and Mercer
lied Petticoats. Friday.'''.,,,, 4
Ladies Fancy Percale snlf' \
Waists. worth soc, Friday''''''
Ladies Derby Ribbed 'e's
the TIC kind, Friday.,'..,''"
Ladies Corset Cover. ro'd
quality. Friday ..''.' 1899. -. u
Japanese Mating. extra hsaA h
warn good colors. CSC value
Friday .......'.',,'''''' Al
Fancy Decorated japanese fiI' 4
screens. worth $3.50, Friday
Worth $500. Friday. .'''.'',''''''1
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hall on Main street last night A goodly
number Of members we're present aud u
was manifest that none OF them were
lacking in enthusiasm Several new APP
plications for membership were received.
The programme for the evening consisted
OF readings by Misses Lucille Goldberg and
Fife Black and Messrs. J II. Swope and
O. p. Findley. Some important subjects
are listed for discussion at the next meet
ing. The secretary made the announce
ment that the membership OF the assocla-
tion is now upward of fifty and that the
treasury was in plethoric condition.
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$500 =" F77777777-7--
QUIET HOME WEnDING.
MIR. y. n. Schooliicld md Miss Tim
Cleveland Married Yesterday.

The marriage OF MIR. S. II. Schoolaeld
of Virginia and Miss Tina Cleveland Of
this city occurred at the residence Of the
BRIDES father, Mr., W. D. Cleveland, San
Jacinto street and Rusk avenue, yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock. Rev. II. D, AYES,
rector of Christ church officiating The
wedding was very qule affair on &c
count OF the recent bereaywnent in the
family of the brideonl members of the
Immediate family being present.
The bride Is one OF the purest and most
lovable young women OF the city, her fam
ily being ono OF the foremost in the State.
and the groom is a representative OF one
OF the prominent families OF Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs Schoolheld left for a visit
to relatives at Danyille. Va. last night.
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Jack Johnson. a heavyweight colored
pugilist from Galveston, was in the city
yesterday. johnson says he is anxious
to make match with either Bright Eyes
OF Dallas or Jim Watts OF Louisville before
The Galveston Athletic club
He has a record of never yet having
lost a battle, lie whipped John Heyman
in six rounds on April 20 at Galveston;
Jack Mccormick OF Detroit at Calves
ton March 2S in fifteen rounds. and "uon-
dixie in Chicago, on May 6 in the sixth
round
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A dn,,inr Affrax.

About 8 o'clock last night near John
Lyons place in the Fifth ward Bud
Thompson and Clarence Dubarry becoming
engaged in a difficulty Thompson stabbed
with knife in the right side,
what the doctors regard as a
very serious wound. 1t is not known
whether or not the blade penetrated the
lung; If so the wound is all the more
serious
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JUSTICE nA,scn,s COURT.
rwo cA.e. rnn.a.is.rrl in Thnt Trip-

Two Cases Ccnstacrrd I'm That Trib-
anal Yesterday.
FRe Fallswsas osses were considered and
Disposed az in The manner indicated by
@aslsse Malsch yesterdays
Rnaoa7h steia, Ngrkiary and theft eN-
A-alnea ant board oVes to criminal district
oan7s untee s356 haaa
q NJ, caSes narier; examination
waived NSEna over "a criminal district
ceari uu5or $1,000 a,aa
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Tho Snarf haeiue in charge the construc-
taa1 81 The mmjs,pal ltsht plan,. have two
a'ds Un6er thelf co9slderation. but be-
fsrt n6apine ather al them they de-
sire - h'Ccs ttpon passed upon by an cleo
tf9fAl engineer Aae,her meeting of the
5a2ra 85N Ne htld tbs afternoon.
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Hosiery.

&c quality Misses and Childrens a.
ribbed fast Black Hose, par...... NJ
l5c quality Misses fast Black M
liose, pair ..''.'s', .+'.....+.'..'
Children's onyx fast black seamless,
ribbed Hose, full finished, double knee,
heel and toe Coo quality fSr
Children's onyx. fast black. ribbed Lisle
Thread Hose. fun regular made. double
lSneo. hish spliced heeld aud toe, 1S~
regular 35c quality Friday special ~
Ladies ONYX fast black finc light Cotton
Hose, full regular made, double heel and
toe Sac quality. 1S%
hrldaN special '.r.''s.'..s+''s''.'.
Ladies ONYX fast black ingraiu Lisle
Thread Hose full regular made double
heel and toe, regular 3ac quality, 16c
Friday special .,.,,.......,,.,....
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MsceILany.

Ladies' Leather Belts in tan, brown, on
blood, white and black, with harness
buckles, also fancy gilt buckle, with or
without Jewel setting, were $1.50, f0~
zoe and 50c, Special ........,.... "
Pinauds Triple Extract ~ OF, bottle.
In all the popular odors, regular 43r
75c, special ,..>...,...,,,,........
pinaud's Eau de Cologne medium JSr
size bottle, regular Soc ...... ~
Borated and periumed Talcum 5r
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MED ~ 4Sf,e.,,,.

News has been received In this city OF
the death Of Mrs Mary f, Applehy, wife
of Y. E. Appleby. at Wichita, Kan, on
Easter Sunday April 10 Mrs Appleby
formerly resided here and her many
friends will be grleved to learn of her
early demise
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suit. riled for District Court.
Marriage Licenses.
Jack Borders and ollie Battles.
RenI state Transfers.


Evergreen Cemetery to Mrs. Mary
Mulvibill lot 80, section a. subdi-
vision of cemetery ......,....
City OF Houston to J. NJ. Blair, lot
II, block 357 ....,..,.........--..
City of Houston to Fidelity Savings
Association, lot 4, block 3, Chap
mans second addition ..........
Waiter j. Connery ct al TO Charles
p. Behlea and wife, lots / and 2,
block 264. Houston Heights ..--..
II. H. Holtcamp, executor, to Mrs
Louisa Jones, half interest in lots
8. and 10, block 392, south side
Buffalo bayou, in compliance with
will of Mrs. c. Kleinecke. -
II. II. Holtcamp executor, to Mrs.
Augusta Pitt, half interest in lots
s. . and 10, block 1872, south side
Buffalo bayou in compliance with
the terms of will of Mrs. c. Klein
ecke ......'''.'.... ';.'.'..''''
]. w. Manning to S, Collins, one
fourth OF section 20 of the Hous-
ton and Texas Central railway
survey ...-...,..'..'.'--
Richard Rogers to II. b. Vincent,
lot 4, block A., in town of Clinton
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1t Was known that Mr.. MacGregor was
out OF town.
With. this the defendant rested.
The case was argued ut session held
last night and is now with the jury.
Eleventh District Ci,u Court.
The State of Texas vs.. II. c. Burnett
ct all defendants general and special ex-
ceptions to plaintiffs original petition
overruled; plaintiffs first. second, third.
fifth, sixth and seventh special except
tions to defendants original answer sus-
tanned and fourth special exception over
ruled to which plaintiff and defendants
except.
The State OF Texas VS.. J. II. Burnett;
defendants general and special exception
to plaintiffs petition overruled, and plain
tiffs first special exception to defendants
answer sustained, to which defendant sx-
cepts.
Fredericka Bremen VS. Henry Brenner;
report OF commissioners OF partition Med
March approved and confirmed and title
ordered to rest in accordance herewith.
Mercy Johnson vs.. Houston and Texas
Central Railroad Company continued
generally
city OF HOUSTON VH, MIS-. MeilHa fTeuuo
ct al; dismissed at cost OF defendant.
City OF Houston VS.. T.. F. Smith ct al;
dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
city OF Houston va. Mrs. 7. r. Lobdell
ct al; dismissed at cost of defendenats.
City OF Houston w. Julia II. Frankin;
dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
City OF Houston VS.. y. De George ct al;
dismissed at cost of defendants.
City Of Houston VS. San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass Railway Company: dis
missed at cost of plaintiff.
City of Houston VS.. A. Drummer. dis
missed at cost of defendant.
City OF Houston VS.. H. Schmidt ct al;
dismissed at cost of defendants.
City of Houston VS.. Mrs. A. W. Nc
Crery; dismissed at cost of defendant.
Suits Filed for District Court
Andrew Henry VS.. Merchants and Plant
ers' oil Company; damages, $4,000.
Matte a, Moore VS. James Moore: d.
vorce.
Charles r. Bowen va Gulf Colorado and
Santa Fe Railroad Company; damages:
$40 900.
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Ladies Dress Skirts.

fish Piuue made in latest style. with box
plait back full sweep. measuring nearly
four wards arousd bottom. 7-inch hem in
plain white, also stripes and polka 93r
dots Special observation-disclosures. "
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g r. s. IT q R r a.
Bears tho A The Kind You Have Always Boughl
signature If NxNZszIz
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

There will be All ice cream and straw
berry social at the church lawn. Washing
ton Street church, this evening for benefit
CT Epworth League.
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YOUR VACATION

can not be better spent than at one of thr
many beautiful summer resorts located on
the line of the Wisconsin Central railway
in both Illinois aud Wisconsin. Lakes ia
Vulnerable. stocked with gamey black
bass, pckerel. etc. Send to James c. Pond,
general passenger agent, Milwaukee, for
illustrated pamphlet describing this sec
tion of country.
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Underwear.

Ladies' Underskrt, made Of best muslin,
with deep embroidery iounce, made with
dust ruffe and full sweep, good value
at Si.5O. Q01
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Ssr nssSTtn pliers Necting
ne Sifnas-aT'aegs' association held its
regular 7rleeil-s at The Knights of PytAias
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Corset Department.

A line of Corsets, slightly damaged by
removal, boxes badly broken, consisting
soc. 500 and g 90 quality. to- 90
morrow special at CSC 79c and 80. ~
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Staples.

Nainsook Checks, hve different patterns,
Sc value Friday. 3Ir
per yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Crash Toweiing, brown, all linen, II
inches wide, Sc value. Friday, ~
per yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Skrtiug Duck, dark and light S~
colors, Zoe value, Friday .,.-.,. ~
Madras Cords. SO inches wide. new
stripes and checks, i2isc value, 24~
English Long Cloth, IL yard pieces. or
rs value, Friday. piece ..,... "
Table Damask, turkey red rs TX
inches wide. 2sc value, Friday 49,. 'S@
Scotch Zephyr Gmgham, new checks,
plaids aud stripes, 2Oc value, I'M
Friday ...................... ...... VIC
Domestic, SO inches wide, good quality.
, Sc value Friday, *
per yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
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Services viii be held al the Temple
Beth Israel this evening at 7;45, Subject
Soul"
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Fosters Local Forecasts.
April Moderating.
April 2S-Warmer.
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Booths Ice Cream only $500 gallon.
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Dress Goods DEPARTMENT.

soc black Grenadine, pure silk, 90
all new designs, today .......... ~
4Oc India Wash Silks, fancy stripes, *
blue. red and pink. today ........ Z0e
5Oo imported Cotton Corded Crepon col
ors blue. pink, royal blue, hello, black,
cardinal and cream, so inches 7S~
Skirt Patterns in Corded Satin Berber,
English mixtures and black figured Mo-
hairs. TO yards in EO
REMNANTS OF SILKS and black wool
goods less than half price. Don't fail
to see them.
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he Puritan Shirt Waist for Boys.
Shoe Department.

Lot 13--Ladies' fins Kid oxfords. turn
soles. Louis heels and new toes. all lasts
and sizes. worth $3.50, DOR
today Observation-Disclosures. Z./O
800 pairs tan Oxfords medium coin and
round toes and turn soes. marked } nm
Sc 80. $500 and $3.50. today ...,.. %'OO
Lots 700 and 7lO-Ladles fine low cut
Shoes round coin toes. both patent and
stock tips well worth $3.50, Q9
TO-DAY '..'..'.'.'............,, -
Ladies' fine oxfords. vesting aud kid tops,
medium height. stylish Shoe, m
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, "
A most complete line of Misses and Chill
dren's Strap slippers Southern 2-buttons.
in tan and black at from 70 to-. 81 80
Whittemore's Polish. today .............l4
Whittsmore's Nobbv Brown at.........lsc
Whittemore's Black, large size. .....,.l9c
Carpet Department.
JAPAN MATING very heavy. cotton
warp quality, regular price $500, ( QS
Friday. per roll ..................,O./ -
Smyrna Rugs. 1896 inches. all wool,
reversible, regular price $780, TX
Friday. each. ......,.,..,...,....... ~
Plain Swiss Curtains Yards long. 40
inches wide. heavy ruffle. regular o.
price sl.2S, Friday. pair........... /oe
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The first witness for the defense was Mr..
Barber, father-ln-law of the defendant
who testified as to the good character OF
the defendant He knew when he married
his daughter that he had good position
and that he had some money laid up His
family relations were OF the most pieas-
ant character, Witness had paid back
10 defendant some $500 or 5000 borrowed
money just before the trouble occurred
Mr. Keathly testified TO the genes~l
reputation OF the witness as being good
HIS habits We're good Did not know him
TO be sporting man.
Mr. cabeen Blake, ex-telier Of the Plant
ers and Mechanics bank. was put on the
stand 10 prove that r NJ Champion had
drawn checks without their being counter
signed BY Mr.. MacGregor aud a check Of
this sort for $4,000 was introduced In evil
dence, signed Houston Electric street
Railway, by r. NJ Champion. Checks OF
! this sort, said Mr.. Blake, were paid when
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The body was removed to Ross y
Wrights, and when the clothing was re-
moved handsome coral handle fan was
found concealed in his clothing, which
Messrs. Levy Bros value Mt $3.50
Gomez had preliminary hearing in the
afternoon before Justice Malsch and his
bond was fixed at $1,000.
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0Nen's and Boys Furnish
fngS.


One lot of Boys Percae Waists, in colors
of navy blue and dark red. in pretty as
sorted natterns. nicely. made, box rleat {
front and back. sizes g. 10. II aud 10
years the 25c kind; TO MOVE TO-
EN- QUICK SPECIAL PRICE,. ~
The Puritan Shirt Waist for Boys.
Here YOU are something bstter-the Puri-
tan Shirt Waist for Boys made of fine
French Percales in nice fancy patterns,
the Zoe sellers; these come with or with
out collars; we have all sizes in stock at
present, Our Special Selling won't let
us keep them long; as long as 3Q~
they last OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
A small line of Mems Percale Shirts,
with collar attached. in nice fancy pat
terms they are the soc kind; TO 32@
close. special price ......,........, OOS
A grand assortment of Mems Suspenders.
the narrow ones. French style. imitation
Guyot zoe and Csc values. special I d.
price pair. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Il -
Mems Cream Balbriggan Underwear. shirt
and drawers gn,, 70 match all sizes. 45c.
II
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| 1t Was known that Mr.. MacGregor was
out OF town.
With. this the defendant rested.
| The case was argued ut a session held
last night and Is now with the jury.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-05

Germany, which is strongly anti
English, especially since the seizure
of German vessels, and the war ship
I" Deutschland" carrying Prince
Henry's Pennant, has been ordered
to South Africa, which means that
the German Government will vi
gorously resent any interference with
the rights of German merchantmen.
This is considered so serious move
that the English Mediterranean
Squadron, now at Gibraltar, has been
ordered to South Africa.
Lords Roberts aud Kitchener are
now in Africa. If the war does not
end during the next six weeks there
is no recourse but a treatry of peace,
and this all are anxious for.
# England shall meet with mis-
fortune and the African and Indian
colonists should rise simultaneously,
it is easy to see that the result of
this war, instigated by adventures
rather than by the statesmen who
flourished in Gladstone's time, would
be disastrous and imperil England's
existence as an empire.
Oh D1Lcrnt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-05
Financial Situation
In Spain.

The distinguished French econo-
mist Mr.. A. M. Blum, the author of
book on the financial and econo
mic situation of Spain, said during
his recent visit to Madrid I" 1 belize
We, and L can positively assert, that
Spain needs an ecOnomico:financial
policy of broad scope and great
many minor fiscal reforms. The first
thing to be done is to refund outs
tanding Indebtedness and cOnSolida-
te it into one uniform laan. Tie
policy to be adopted should be som
ething similar to that of France ia
1871, at the same, time paying due
attention to public works and enter
prises of national character, so as
to interest the Spanish capitalists.
Mr.. Thery, the French economist,
in an article written for 'ELe Matin"
asserts that the Bank of Spain has
increased its gold reserve during the
years from 1897 to 1900, to for
greater extent than any other Eu
rOpean governmental bank.
On the other hand, as the Spanish
Government has imposed a stamp
tax on bonds held abroad, and has
also ordered the conversion of this
foreign debt into domestic debt,
for the purpose of preventing the
speculation IN gold, for which an
opportunity was afforded by the pay
ment of interest coupons to foreign
bondholders.
1t has been shown also that the
Spanish external debt is not entire
" in the hands of foreigners, but is
largely held by Spanish capitalists.
According to official data the face
value of the external debt is 1043,-
SIG, 900 pesetas, and of this the no.
nina! value of the bonds presented
for conversion into domestic debt up
to December 9th last, was 364, ,6O1,
800 pesetas.
To these figures which show that
the situation is far from being des-
perate, it may be added that the
coin imported from Cuba during the
months Of July, August and Sep
t. mber 1899, amounted to 2,OlO,259
pesos, of which 2,OO9,O59 have been
sent to Spain and the balance, that
is, 1900 pesos, to the United Sta
tes.
1t is not surprising therefore to
observe in all the leading cities of
Spain general revival of business
and an eagerness on the part of ca
pital for investment.
The establishment has been pro-
posed of popular mercantile bank,
and the capital of six million pesetas,
divided into 10000 shares of 500
pesetas each, has been subscribed
for even times over.
-(ol-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-05
Senate Committee To Report Bill
To-Day.
Temporary Civil Government To Continue.
New York, February 9th 1900.

1t is believed in Washington that the Supreme Court
must decide many questions connected with the establish
ment Of form Of Government in Puerto Rico.
also believed that the Supreme Court by virtue Of
its authority interpret the Constitution of the s. is the
only tribunal that may properly decide upon in the matter
In the Senates session. day the Committee in charge
of Puerto Rican affairs will submit its report
The Committee in their report recommend the CONT
of the present temporary form Of Civil Govern
ment until the existing laws and ordinances Of the Island
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-05

Nearly all the German news pa
pers have published a papal encycli-
cal on the subject of the marriage of
Priests.
| did not intend to speak of this
as / did not credit the issuance of
such an encyclical but the report has
come from Blazil that thirty pri-
ests believing it to be genuine,
contracted marriage.
This encyclical tolerated the mar
riages of priests under certain cir
cunstances, but did not advise mar
riage. The document is very care.
fully worded.
The first paper in Europe which
published it was a Protestant jour-
nal in the South of Germany. All
the German Catholic papers as we'll
as the official organs of the Vatican
stated that the alleged encyclical
was fraudulent and was the work OF
a masonic organization in Chill.
That is all there is in the story OF
the Pope having granted priests
permission to marry.