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The Worthington advance., 1901-02-22

LOCAL NEWS.
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LOCAL NEWS. :
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DR.. Gaugh was in town Thursday.
Prof Abbott, of Ellsworth, arrived
Thursday.
Frank DeVaney continues to i'm
prove slowly.
Mrs. G.. r. Curran went to Mime
apolis Thursday.
Miss Cora Woodruff to her home at
Sioux City Thursday.
Geo. Miller is able to be out again
after an attack of the grip.
R.v. Anderson and family will be
released from quarantine Friday.
Frank Hansberger brought back
from Sioux City fine black driving
horse.
D. w. Settle and family left for
Seattle to make their permanent
home.
Will Hansberger returned Thurs
day from Omaha where he visited
friends.
1t wears best. 1t fits best. 1t
looks best.-The Lanpher hat.
G. M. Pierce has been placed in
permanelt 1t charge at night of the
Omaha telegraph Office in this city.
Rev. Carl A. Anderson has had an
attack of the grip since they nave
been in quarantine. Tie is better
now.
Persons who can not take ordinary
pills find it pleasure to take DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. They are the
best little liver pills ever made. F.
A. Groezinger & Co.
DR.. j. G. Clark, Eye specialist
from Sioux City, Ia, will be at Hotel
Worthington March 18 and 19.
1T. Branigan will reopen his
store Saturday with shelyes filled
with new goods, after being closed
all week unpacking them.
Like bad dollars. all counterfeits of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve are
worthless. The original quickly cures
piles, sores and all skin diseases. F.
A. Greezinger & Co.
New harness given for old harness
at Stitser's.
L. A. STATS returned Thursday
from LeMars where he put IL large
engine of his own design and pattern
for the Plymouth Mill Co. The en-
gine exceeded the expectations of the
builders in economy by about ten
per cent which is quite an item. Mr.
States expects 70 leave Friday fol
North Carolina where he will have
charge of engines producing 5000
horse power in cotton mill, receiv
ing a selary of $500 per annum. Hi
many friends here will wish him sue
cess in the work.
NJ. E. Lawton has town propert,
to trade for stock. IT,. .. 49,
For the:weakness and prostratiol
following grippe there is nothing 81
prompt and effective as One Minute
Cough Cure. This preparation il
highly endorsed as an unfailins
remedy for all throat and lung trou
bles and it's early use prevents con
sumption. It was made to, cur
quickly. F. A. Groezinger & Co. :,
81 Go to the Red Flag sign next doc
to Billiard Hall for bargains. Al
goods at one.half price and some a
one fourth of cost. IL.
A large canvass sign fastened Q
Frank Hansberger's store, advertisin
the evangelistic meetings was cut a
to pieces Saturday evening. WI
any one should do this cannot !
surmised. The sign was the pr
perty OF Rev. Walton, the evangeli'
J and brought here with him. It &c
I talnly does not reflect any credit 9
our village to have visitors propert
mutilated, and it isnot believed th 'E'
any class Of people here uphold sue ''
vandalism. The loss will be mac u1l'l
good as some Of the business ms 4
have already taken the matter !
with this in view.
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.Bigel0.W.

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VIM. Waterman went to Chicago
Sunday to buy his spring and SUM
mer goods. He will return Sunday.
Mr.. Watermad is q rustler.
Ed. Markham came down from
W Worthington on business Monday.
No Small pox in Bigelow.
james Harrington will. sell flour for
SIX per sack Of 49 pounds. the first
Of every month for one day only give
him call.
The weather has been very cold for
the last three days in this neck Of the
woods.
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WilulOnt.

Mr.. Peterson the new elevator man
was in Wilmont Monday and Tues
day. .,.- : = r..
Sholtes, of Ellsworth, of Ellsworth
who is interested in one of the gen
eral stores at this point was taking
stock Tuesday.
Henry Stuntebeck and Miss Fritz
were united in marriage at the home
of the brides parent, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mat Fritz, one-dnd half mile north
of Wilmont Monday evening. A
large number of friends and relatives
witnessed the happy event
Messrs Corbett and Erickson, Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. Philler spent Sunday
Worthington.
Wilmont~is the best hog market in
the country this winter. Last Thursday
one of Worthington's most prosper
GUS farmer brought a load from his
farm, two miles from Worthington
and sold them at price that paid
him for the trip.
On Thursday of last week the gen.
ial face of Frank Lyon, of Worthing-
ton was seen in our village. w.
John Carlson, of Worthington was
busy Tuesday and Wednesday re-
pairing the H. N. Douglass elevator.
! Frank Kerr, of Rushmore, was a
/ Wilmont visitor Friday.
Gust Grant took the train Tuesday
for Worthington where he will serve
on the petit jury.
Ground was broken Monday TO,
the new hotel this will be q much
needed improvement to the town.
Last Friday the standard Oil Co.'S.
man from Adrian, after supply ing al
the elevators with gasoline and the
stores with kerosene and gasoline, got
to feeling real convivial and careless
After dinner in turning his team
around in the stable yard where un
hitched, he drove over a bank anc
tipped over the heavy wagon and oi
tank. Considerable oil and gasolin.
running out. After considerable de
lay the rig was righted and be lef
town. Saturday morning a mar
drove over from Adrian looking TO
him and the team, as they did no
!, show up Friday night. Presumably
they were found Saturday, and b,
was given chance to explain tn
J whereforeness Of the what !
!. Seventeen members were taken int
; the Presbyterian church Sunday ev
ening BY Rev. Bell assisted BY Re,
Feather, as the results Of the labor 9
the evangelists, MI. and Mrs. Harvey
a powerful engine cannot be ru
with weak boiler, and We cant kee
j, up the strain Of an active life with
weak stomach; neither can we sto
the human machine to make repair
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a powerful engine cannot he run
with weak boiler, and We cant keep,
up the strain Of an active life with .
weak stomach; neither can we stop
the human machine to make repairs
# the stomach cannot digest enough
food to keep the bod strong, such q
preparation as Kodol D DYSPEPSIA Cure
should be used i digests what you
eat and il simply cant help but do
you good. Il. a. Groezinger 3 60.
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Market RoPort.
Daily Weather Report.

1CH1cAeo, Feb. 21, 9 a. m.
Generally fair and con-
;tinued colder tonight and
Friday.
The Worthington advance., 1901-02-22

There is the ordinary hat AID the
Lanpher hat. The difference is mark
ed. Always ask for the Lanpher.
The Worthington advance., 1901-02-22

Seventeen members were taken into
the Presbyterian church Sunday ev-.
ening by Rev. Bell assisted By Rev.
Feather, as the results Of the labor Of
the evaDgelists, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey.
The Worthington advance., 1901-02-22

Mr. Peterson the new elevator man
was in Wilmont Monday and Tues
dow ~'
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Discount i

OF, ali horse blankets,
robes, fur COats md
ff1ittens. This 1leans-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-11-02
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Next session, l,eyinS Oct.
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Secretary.
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NOTICE.

Al parties are hereby forbidden
u oer penalty Of the law. TO cut wood
ue aeon trees, or otherwise trespass on
n J lands IN this parish, formerly tie
!. mas Of Z. =. Herwig, and Herwi9 Z
~ Sslef. MRS. B. Z. KUNTz.
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Lost, Strayed or Stolen.

$50 Reward will be be given for
the recovery Of four head of cattle that
have recently disappeared from Weam's
Island, now known Il. Pr.vost's Island.
Address, this office. jel5-3m
NOTICE.
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essOsssSoSsssoesossesss0ess
CONFESSION or A NEGRO.

Stated on His Deathbed that He Had
Killed Seven Persons.
Memphis Tenn, April THE CONNER
cial.Appcal tomorrow viii publish the fol-
lowing:
negro giving the name OF Levi Cnurlcs,
and claiming to be the desperate who
Killed Captain John T. Day aud rurolman
Peter j. Lamb aud caused the dpnth et
ton other persons and the wouuding or
thirty men. women aud children at New
Orleans from July - TO July y, 1900, Hes
at the point of death in a pcsthouse at
Cluksduic Miss
To-day Captain Mason received n tple-
phone message at the police station from
Dr. Martin, health officer Mt Clurksla
Miss.
The doctor stated that a negro was re-
cciNcd ut the ppsthousc from Love b mn
Der camp about three miles from tlUrhS-
dale, suffering with smallpox, The negro,
realizing that he was about TO de, cHlltd
Dr. Martin 20 him ana made most
stirling confession. lie said that his right
name IS Levi CHARLES, and that he mad
Killed woman and two policemen at New
Orleans. lie Says ne managed Ia escape
from mat city aud mnde his way 20 Ms.
stsa!ppi, whore he assumed the name or
George rcters,
Thg negro says that hc has Killed seven
persons. lie says that while going under
The maine ui George Peters he Killed tur.p
men whose names were tcotgt FaiutIN
George Rohcrts aud T.. Moore H. also
confessed go the murder OF two women,
whose names hc docs not give,
VI the negro is Levi charles, alias Robert
/ Charles the murderer OF Police Cap tm
! Day and latrnnun Lamb, then The police
OF New orleans have made mistake in
stating they Killed him.
New orleans, La, April THE police
ORE certain mat Robert Charles, the police
murderer, was killcd here They say his
body was fully ilcntGed Charles had
rSo brothers. but it is said they We're botb
Luicd I'm Mississippi before Charles WAS
Killed INA New Orleans. The local police
have escaped from the house whore he
nHdc MS last stand, but no Levi Charles is
| KNOWN Anrn.
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CENSORSHIP OF THE EMPEROR.
Papers and People Are Forbidden to Repeat
His UtteranCes

Berlin. April 7.--Careful Investigation at
Potsdam today regarding the circumstances
under which Emperor William delivered
his latest address developed the lnfornn.
tlon that during a review last Tuesday mot
Friday, as originally cabledl of number
OF military bodies belonging to the Pos
dam garrison. Including the hrst regiment
of Foot Guards extraordinary precautions
were taken TO prevent any representative
OF the press or other civilian obtaluln@
knowledge of his majesty's rcmarks, whicn
were uttered IN the Lustgartcn adjoining
the royal castle. From persons who were
present It was learned that the ka SCI
spoke substantially US follows:
"a hand from out OF the people was re,
Gently raised against me to my intense sur-
row. Evidently serious times are coming
which will try our mcttlc. | know the army
II true TO It's traditions and 10 the solemn
oath 1t has taken. ! know n VIII roman
stcadfast and faithful to me- Ny comic.
tion is especially strong regarding Inc
guards and regarding this regiment now
present. which Is tied to the Ilohenzollerns
by indlssolublc bonds, as the past has
shown, during the troublesome times abroad
and even during revolutionary times at
home
The authority Of tho crown must bc
maintained at all hazards. Voc to the
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Naked 10 The World.

From the Washington Times
Hon. Grover Cleveland is polltIca,
dcrclict, dismasiod and watcrlocced.
floating poaderously In lonely seas. a
menace to navigation Following tina
well known rule In such cases made AMI
provided, Hon. William ]. Bryan has pro.
o,eded 10 blow him up. The Job was well
dphe-how well, our readers may Judge
from the following extracts from yester.
days edition Of The Commoner:"
Mr.. Cleveland and his political as.
soclates are long On high sounding phrases
but short on definitions Ii Mr.. Cieye,
iaha recent ndmonitlon had been spoken,
instead or written, II might have been
explained by n wink or a gesture suggest.
lns that he himself was the embodiment or
the principles to which the party shouId
return but when the words appear I'm cold
gRs they require 4 key.
W uen the battle was on between n m.
puNhc anu an emplrc-bepTeen a Ileinuc-
faey and piutocracy-b between bimetnIIs,n
and monometallisn-he refused IN say n
word or lift his hand in behalf Of 1.-The
tahk ana nle Tor whom he now exnresss q
snch an aUectionate solicitude. AS soon n !
inc election was over ne came forth from
ms seculslon ana made the air yof.al with
ms suggestions Assuming to be inspireei
~ purer democracy and boastiny ~ 4
superior virtue. he began 10 ofgar ms
hcitea advice 10 the party TO which he
ONE belonged lie Is like rho Sniaicr
Who was described as ,nyisihla IL 49,
ana myinclhle IN peace ""'
70 aeserlion OF the party organi.,tlnn
"a" nelrssal OF the principles Of the mari I,
~ heus astehtauous pretense Of intereS,
N tae elaln people. chile he eonceais M,
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RoReERs WRFcKEp A vault.
One Was Fatally Wounded in d Run
nina Eiuht

One Was Fatally Wounded in a Run
ming Fight.
Indianapolis, Ind, April IA special to
the Sentinel fNm Frankfort lad, says;
Burglars at MlchlEautowu, east of ths
city. carly ahls morning wrecked the safe
In brick building occupied by e. A. Mar.
shall, merchant. aud after desperate
running hattie win citizens, In which
Marshall was slightly wounded and one of
the robbers though- to have been shot, es-
capped with a small amount OF booty
The safe contained several hundred dol
lars IN cash ANA many valuable papers
and AL We're practically DESTROYED by the
force 81 the explosion. The big steel vault
was blown out aud across the room and Il
drawer containing package nt bank bills
was blown in an opposite direction and the
bills torn into a Thousand pieces
1t Is ncs thought the robbers succeeded
In getting TO exceed $50 In cash. the other
money being So DESTROYED that II could nor
be found or taken, The property damage
20 the safe, building aud goods will prob
ably reach $4,000
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London Stocks.

london. April Z Tho various sections OF
the market last week were, as WINS natn
raj, uudcr the mhuonce of the Eustcrtidc
holidays Nevertheless a tair business was
done, especially In American securities in
which there liuvc been enormous rcaliza-
lions. The latter went along with a rcsu-
lar bear scramble just before rlostug
Thursday, AT which tluie t,r tona was
stropg, prices hnlshlng a Attlo. nader the
creases ON the week were Cs.loasa, b. Nj
waukce and 81, Paul which u0se ~,
points, New York Central aud lliJsuu
River q, Illinois CGuuHl 5ls, l.ouisvulO .,
IAtchSdn Topeka and Santa NJ and
Northern Pacific ~; Pennsylvania el4. ana
Union Pacific .. Canadians alsa- Att0lued
better figures ON the report that energetic
cnows are belug made 10 hight the AmcIi-
cnn steel trust
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sroRY Of cANNlRALlsM.
Men on a Raft Killed and Ate Their
Companions.

Men on a Raft Killed and Ate Their
Companions.
ichdon, Apdl s. The Singapore cor
respondent Of the Daily Express wires n
ghaslly story Of caunihaism at sea brought
10 Singapore by two survivors Of the Nova
Srotlnn bark Angola, wrecked six days
sail from Manila, October - last Tho
correspondent says: "rhr survivors. John.
son, a swcdc, and Marticoruu, q Spauiutd,
assert that the Angola struck rcecf Two
lHfts were QUILT. The smaller, hearing
i've men, disappeared The other, with
twelve men, lrlited for forty days The
sailors ate barnnclcs, seaweed and finally
their boots,
ION the twenty NTH day two became 10
sane aud killed themselves. ON the TWEEN
ty-slNth Frenchmnn killed the mate with
an ax. drunk his blood and tried 10 eat
MS brains, hut WAS prevented by the 9th.
chs. Next day the Frrnchman was Killed
while attempting To murder the captain.
The survivors, all 0f whom were now In.
sane, ate the FrenchmAns body
"CanniOHiAm continued until only John
son and Marticuruu remained. On the
thirueth day the rnlt stranded on Subj or
flat Island. In the Natuna group north
west OF Borneul. johnson ana Marticornu
were Hwfuily emaciated Friendly Malays
sent Them by junk to Singapore"
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BERLIN, April THE subscription Of TINS
German imperial loan lid not materially
affect the money market, rhc private rate
OF discount fell ~ on The week. and cali
money reached 3A. The tendency now Is
to easier money. The press commenting
on these conditions, sees in them indlca
lions OF dull business, Nevertheless the
success OF the loan has strengthened the
general situation. According 10 the Nos
slsche 2ettung the French subscription
has alone covered rho loan fourfold, the
subscribers being chicny monks Who are
selling French rcntcs for Investment here.
Several Of the largest Berlin banks each
oyersubscrihed the loan. II Is pointed out
10y tho financial press that INC subscripi
tions were largely speculative with a view
10 securing favorable aNotments' the csll.
mates OF which run between ana 7 per
cent,
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MERRIMAc BLOWN UP.
The Explosion Was Heard Five Mile
AVaV

The Explosion Was Heard Five Miles
Away.
Santiago. Cuba April I. Fifteen hundred
pounds OF dynamite were used by the
authorities of the port yesterday afternoon
IN blowing up the forward superstructure
of the Uuitcd States collier Merrlmac
which has long mpedcd the entrance to
the harbor The explosion was plainly
heard In the city, Ave miles away. Divers
lTmcdlately descended and found forty
feet OF clear over the forward portion of
the wreck Port Captain Irwin will be
gin tomorrow to place mines aft, which
he expects 20 explode In n week, thus
completely clearing the harbor entrance
Yesterdays incident was highly spcctncu
lar. Residents on Smith Key, adjacent
g the wreck left the island. fearing that
their houses would he demolished. The
overlooking hills were lined with people
and large number of pleasure vessels
cncirclcd the wreck ut n safe distance
When the electric button was touched a
pyramid of water rose forty feet and the
surface was immediately covered with
wreckHge and thousands of dead fish The
launches and yachts returned to the city
laden with souvenirs OF the wreck.
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Woman eurned 70 Death.

ST. Paul. MINI, April IA special to
the Globe from Ada. Mimi, SAYS While
Miss Maggie Riggers, milliner was pre-
pairing her Faster toilette this morning sue
was burned 10 death Miss RigSers hNed
In the reav portion OF her millinery store
small sssnlme stove. In some manner her
hair caught Dire IN her endcayors - *,
unguish II the flames eommuhvesSu 70 ohs
ana the stock and building were uestteNru,
Miss Riggcrs screams were he"eu ~
ueighhorS bat before she could ne Fescued
she Was burned 10 n crisp.
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Given a Life Sentence.

Indianapolis Ind, April IA special to
the Sentinel from reIre llautc, Ind, says;
Charles Rogers, who shot and killed his
fatherinlaw, Nulhurn BaSy. GNd seriously
wounded his wife, Angelina Rogers, on
March 10, was given SIZE sentence by a
jury to-day. Seven ot the jurors voted for
harglHg on the hrst ballot, Rogers &c
Tense wus that Uhe shooting was scrltnr-
~, lie testified that ne intended 10 kill
himself az nils Wife's feet aud she grabbed
his revolver aud WAS uccdeMaliY shot.
Baly then tried to secure the revolver ana
was fatally shot Mrs. Rogers Is Stl IN
the hosptal aud was not able 10 appear At
the tflnl
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sMALLpoX sPReAplNG.

Impossible to stamo Out the Disease al
st. Joseph.
81. Joseph, Mo-. Anil 7,--Clty Physician
Tygcrt tonight said that unless tho Chris,
taa Scientists and advocates Of other
"ignls" who are practlelng IN this city and
vlcinity ARE prevented from handling small
poN cases Il win be mpossihle % stamp
out the disease here, The city physician
made the discovery mat ghere arc thirty
cascs tn SoRihpark whiCh have uevtS heea
reported 90 lie health department The
disease IL rapidly spreading. liz niacrd rho
whole section OF the city under quarantine.
lhcrc Is nor a county 10 thc nosthern parl
~ The STAGE where the disease Is not IN.
ereaslng.
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DANGER LINE PASSED.
Cellars Flooded in Pittsbur1 and Ale
ohenV.

Cellars Flooded in Pittsburo and Ale
ohenv,
Plttshurg, Pa, April THE danger line
WAS passed by the rivers here at 3 o'clock
this afternoon At Z o'clock tonight the
fcod reached its crest and the decline Is
expected tomorrow morning, Beyond Hood
lug cellars In the lower portions OF the
clt!cs of Pittsburg and Allegheny, no dam
aye was done. The plttshurs and Western
railroad was abandoned from Bennett sta
ton 20 Allegheny, on account Of the tracks
beiug covered hy water at several low
places The weather bureau seat out 4
Houd warning this morning through the
police dPnartncnt OF the two cities and rs
resUl, hundreds Of families spent Easter
morning making n pcrlohleal move 70 up
per stories ln their homes
A Z o'cleck tonight, the stage In he
rvcr 22i and navts lsland dam, mi the
Ohin river 2NS feet. Tim rivers are sta.
t,ougiy at all points. REPORTS receiyed
from stations al the headwaters show that
the rivers are either failing or stationary.
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soldier who listens to the voice OF the
tempter'
orders seem to have been given by the
Prussian ministry Of the interior 10 sup
press all public mention or quotations from
inc empcror's speeches. Al Styruni. near
Essen. during recent meeting called to
protest against 40 Increase 81 toe corn
tolls the police dissolved the assembly
wrirn speaker cited a sentence from his
mniesty's speech to the euiper0r's AlcNah-
der Grenadlrr regiment. at his frat appear
anco on horseback after the attack upon
hin al Bremen fhc paper mentioned SINH
lar instances elsewhere.
New York, April THE Journals Lon
don cable says: The extraordinary speech 3
aud actions ot the Gcrman emperor re
Gently have caused considerable uncaslncss
IN European capitals, and In political cir
clcs there is hardly any aoibt that tho
kaiser's mind has become Impaired by the
cares OF state. Ills remarkable self-couceit
and oyerpuwerng vanity have produced
ticans In the different capitals, that they
are momentarly Ia fear that he VIII do
something that viii sct Europe 10y tie cars.
Tho Revue Mcdicalc az Paris says the
kaiser is suffering from nervous disease
caused by oycrwurk, but due In reality to
constitutional causes.
"Thc pains la the ears, from which he
has suffered frequently are much worse ~
II says, "aud have been accompanied by
serious discharges His phS sicians are un-
easy"
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ARcHRIsHop,s DECISION.
Marriages Performed by Non-Cathol
Invalid

Marriages Performed by Non-Catholics
Invalid
Montreal. April 4 Archbishop Bruchcsl
today issued pastoral letter dealing with
the Judgment Ia the Delpt case, which de-
ciared marriage of Catholics by non Catho-
Hes legal.
AN unions" says the archbishop, ICON.
tracted with inyallding impeachment for
which competent authority has not granted
dispensatlon, even though civil power looks
upon such unions as valid aud legal must
he considered AS null aud invalid. There
Tore point of doctrine can not I've depied
without that faith be shlpwreckel"
The archbishop concludes by pTououncing
sentence of cxcomlnunication on all those
who disoney the laws OF the church con
corning marriage, reserylng the right Ia
himself aud the vicar general 10 ahsolye
those Who become guilty OF such a fault.