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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-06
LETTERS AND ANSWERS.

Ogden, Nov q.
My Dear Aunt Busy: / read your
letter to the altar boys. l think yor
are right. I hope / win be an altar
boy till 1 am 81. Were you ever an
altar boy? 1t is not much fun at first,
Tor you get ratified. Goodness, but
was SO ratified the first time, did not
n KNOW where my head was. / thought
mat / had lost it. After mass Father
Cushnahan said did pretty wen. That
save me courage, and ! do nicely now.
Your loving nephew, s
HARRY CAELAGHAN.
Aunt Busy is so delighted to hear
iom YOU Harry. And you are one
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-06

| OF Rather Cushnahan's altar boysI
Aunt Busy is glad to know that you
| agree with her about serving on the
altar. She only hopes that you will
not change your mind about remain
ing an altar boy until you are 81. If
you adhere to this resolution, Harry,
| you may remain in the sanctuary for
J good. Who knows?? Surely no boys
| In the world have better example to
| be good than your good Ogden boys
nave, from your dear pastor, Rev
Rather Cushnahan. Aunt Busy thinks
| his example is a positive inspiration
to every one. SO you were ratified"
the first time you were on the altar
Aunt Busy had to think for long
time what you meant, and she finally
concluded that it was the way she feels
when the dear Ogden boys forget to
write to her. Write soon again, dear
nephew Harry
Ogden, Nov. 81.
Ny Dear Aunt Busy: If you have
not received ten letters from the Og
den boys, write and let me know and
| Will fix them. Last Friday 1 made
ten of these chaps promise that they
would write you. One fellow asked
me what L was going to do and l told
him that l was going to write to Aunt
Busy sure. If you come to the dedica-
ton of the new church / will have
my fathers carriage and spirited
horses at the depot to escort you to
the new church. Then you will see, to
your surprise, what the people of Og
den can do with the assistance of God
and their devoted pastor. Love from
the boys. Your loving nephew,
WALTER SMITH.
Aunt Busy deeply appreciates the
efforts you have made, Walter TO
make the boys write. She has received
a number of letters from Ogden, and
of course they are interesting. How
could they be anything else, coming
from ogden? Your own letter is
charming Aunt Busy thanks you for
the offer of your papas carriage. She
has already experienced the kind hos
pitality of one of her Ogden nephews.
She thinks your church is simply beau
tiful-a credit to the state. She thinks
the Ogden pastor perfection; she
thinks the Ogden people perfection,
and last but not least, she thinks the
Ogden nephews are the very essence
of perfection. She sends her best love
to you and all the other boys.
IS Park City, Nov. 10.
Dear Aunt Busy: tnougnI L Woulu
write to you. 1 go to school every
day and so does my sister and two lit
tie brothers. / love to go to school
and study Well, 1 guess that L will
close. From your loving niece,
MARIE BERRY.
Aunt Busy has not heard from you
for very long time, little niece. Do
you think it right to neglect her so?
Poor old woman! She has worried her
self almost bald over the neglect of
the Park City girls and boys. Why,
oh why, little niece, do they neglect
her? can you not induce them to
write? Aunt Busy thinks you should
have considerable influence. She re-
members you as being a very dear lit
tie girl. with dear brown eyes and
dear brown curls. You are very
dear girl to remember you loving old
Aunt Busy. Write to her often and
try to induce you friends to write, too
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-06

Don't live for yourself, and do not
be afriad of diminishing your own nap
piness by promoting that of others. He
who labors wholly for the benefit of
others, and. as it were. forgets himself.
is far happier than the man who makes
himself the sole object of all his af-
fections and exertions.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-06
1870

BY desiring what is perfectly good,
even when we don't quite know what it
is and cannot do what we would. we
are part of the divine power against
evil-widening the skirts, of light and
making the struggle with darkness
narrower.-Geerge Eliot
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-06
zETTER-wR1T1NG DIRECTIONS.

write on one side of paper only.
Do not have letters too long.
Address all letters to Aunt Busy," In
termouLtain Catholic.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-06

Truth. however broad, is necessarily
single-sided. Only falsehood presents
two faces.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-06

Mind is that which perceives. feels.
remembers, acts. and is. conscious of
continued existence.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-06
Time Table
In Effect
April |. 1902
f.ss-.algll1lllIll -
IIEa571
I5Eiaa9
ARRIVE.

From Ogden. Portland, Butte,
Chicago. st. Louis Omaha,
Denver and San FrauCisco...... SIS am.
From Ogden and intermediate
points =. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 am,
From Calientes Milford, Nephi,
Provo and intermediate points. 9:35 am.
From Ogden, Chicago. st. Louis,
kansas City, Omaha, Denver
and San Francisco ....-........ 500 pm,
%From Garfield Beach. Tooele and
Terminus . ....................,. 500 pm.
From Tintic. Mercur, Nephi,
Provo and DIanti ................. 500 pm.
Ogden and intermediates points. $50 pm.
San Francisco .................... $40 pm,
Omaha, Chicago, Denver, Kan
sas City and St Louis..-...... 100 am
Terminus o''.'.. go anu 7:45 am.
Nephi and Manti ., -, 1850 am.
For ogden, Butte Helena, Port
land. San Francisco and inter- -.
mediate points ................... $40 am.
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
and San FT s55.,s 0'.., ~ -o' pm
For Ogden. Denver. Kansas
City, Omaha st. Louis and
For Provo, Nephi Milford, Cali
entes and intermediate points. 1903 pm.
For Ogden, Butte, Helena, Port
land, San Fracisco and inter,
msuia'' pO'"T1? i. NJ. SCHUMACHER,
Act. Traffic Mgr.
D. L. hurley,
G. 2. e II. A.
d. S. SPENCER.
A. @. =. & T. a.
City ticket office, col Main street. TeIe-
phone, 25C.
aTlai1,- evcenf SUNDAYS.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-06

If man is not greater than the
Greatest things he does, the less SAID
about him and them the better.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-06

when Uncle Jack concluded reading
temporals concluded in our last, Nepn-
ew Dock declared he was unable to see
any practical difference between the
doctrine of Cardinal Gousset and that
of NJ Gosselin, which Dick understood
his uncle to reject. Uncle Jacks reply
opens the conversation this week.J
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-06

Park City, Nov. 19.
Dear Aunt Busy: I thought 1 would
write to you. 1 go to school every
day and so does my sister and two lit
tie brothers. love to go to school
and study. Well, 1 guess that 1 will
close. From your loving niece,
MARIE BERRY.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
No BAsIs FoR Wv REPORTS
General ChaRee and COmmissiener
wright Decay I~nsurreetiOn
In MoronE.

WASHINGTON, March s.-Desiring TO
ascertain the facts as to conditions in the
province Of MorOng. Luzon, Secretary Root
recently eabied inquiries to Commissioned
wright and General Chaffee, which have
brought forth the following replies:
MANILA. March 6~-Adjutant General,
Washington; With reference to your tele-
gram for SECRETARY OF war facts from
csints wal uanSped.' Perpetrasors were
new Organization gathered Morone PROV
incs; about sssty ssrGSn,ssii u vi ssToSss ely
captured in. a day or two: have inflicted
no material damage; n o special signih-
canoe need or should attach to this event.
MANILA, March s.-secretary. Of War.
washihGton:. There Is no foundation for
that Inhabitants are neeins. Small .fras-
fnents Ladrone bands dispersed and driven
out Of mountains bE Bells operations and
stabulary in mountains there having about
fifteen guns, gathered in mountains OF
iaVps Of that section. raided village. kid
napine presidente; small detachment con-
st6buiRry Under native sergeant attacked,
AMMUNITION. Assistant Chief atkinson on
ground In few hours with adequate force
81 .constabulary assisted in ever. way BY
tad made pursuit; a already killed
two, injured one. captured six and are
rsieased without harm. So far from there
being any hostility. on the part OF the mass
OF the people to American authority they
and aid as much as possible. These la:
drones do not interfere with whites al
coqfns OPERATIONS t. ievyins fne; ana KID Z.
existence under Spanish government. less
so now han then. They are. being rapidly
SFonsn w I pcii,ica sffr% sisniScan Ss f IL sSslr
operations. WRIGHT.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
WILL TRUsr UNIFIED sIAIEs
Maritime csnaI Company wnHn9 20
Leave Matter Of coneessioa
10 Yankees.


WASHINGTON. March G-Thomas b.
Atkins. secretary Of the Maritime Canal
company. was examined At considerable
length before the senate committee on 18TH
milan canals today regarding the conces-
sions which had been made TO thai com
pany. He said that the company had paid
the Niearaeuan government So, 900 for lands
along the right Of way, II having $1,000
acres in one tract. II still asserted the
right to this land and looks to the United
states for protection Of its rights and in
tsrests.
He said the eompan could not do any.
thing without the assistance Of the United
stAtet. The Nicaraguan concessions had
been cancelled by the Nicaraguan govern
ment and the company had protested the
cancellation. There never had been any
cancellation ~ the concessions and fran
chises which The Maritime company had
obtained from Costa Rica and these con-
cessions were exclusive. The canal could
not be constructed or operated without
these concessions IN Costa Rica.
He was asked what would be the effect
II the United States should acquire'a con-
cession from Costa Rica along the same
route, and replied that II would be a viola
tion Of the company's concession. but added
that the company while asserting its right
to the concession would not do 30 cbstruct-
lively 80 as to prevent the United States
from constructing the esnal The spirit OF
the company was to leave the matter to
the United States government, believing
that the government would deal equitably
with the company which had 30 long had
these valuable concessions and expended a
great amount Of money in work. He men
toned $4,000 900 or s5.0oo.ooo az the value
OF the claims Of the company.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
rate for church Convention.

Tn Western Passenger association has
taken the initiative in the matter OF rates
for the Christian church convention to be
held In Omaha next October. General Pas
seneer Agent buchanan Of the Fremont,
Elkhorn 4 Missouri Valley railroad has
returned from the bi-montrly meeting
OF the association and said that q round
trip rate Of one fare plus 81 was determined
upon for all territory covered by this asso-
citation.
The other two associations" said Mr..
Buchanan. will doubtless follow our lead,
30 this rate will obtain throughout the
country. Railroads into Omaha expect to
handle fully 10000 visitors on that occasion.
The only other important business tran
sacted by the association was the estab-
lIshment Of q rate Of one fare and a third
for the Nebraska State stock Growers as
ISOLATION meeting at Crawford, Neb., MAJ
~ and 10, good in Nebraska"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
ALLOW HOUSE BILL TO STAND
senators Practically Decide Not 20
Amend war Revehue Repeal
Measure.

WASHINGTON, March "a subcom-
miftee Of the senate eommitte Of finance
wae IN session today considering the war
revenue repeal bill 1t has been decided to
report the bill practically as II came from
the house with soms changes in phraseol-
ogJ, but with no amendment making any
change in the reduction Of the entire tax.
when the bill was under consideration In
the full committee there was some talk
about reaching an understanding between
the two parties that no amendments should
be made to the bill in committee or In the
senate. There was q general acquiescence
in the proposition. although. Mr.. Platte Of
Connecticut said there might be . disposi-
tioH to ofer . Cuban reciprocity amend
mene.
senator Burrows and others said that II
this was done the whole subject OF tariff
revision might b opened up IND 10 one
could tell where II would end. while no
agreement has been made. there seems to
b a general impression that no amend
ments will be made to the war revenue re-
peal measure. although some may be offered
In the senate.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
JACkS0NIAN ~H0UsEWARMINe
At General Jubilee over FixinG Up
of Rooms, Many Compliments
Are Paid.

The Jacksenian club had a housewarming
and general jubilee Saturday night. the oe-
casion being q celebration over the nxinE
up OF the club rooms A large crowd OF
the faithful and their friends were present
and spent q jolly evening. A literary and
musical program was carried out by the
following: Ada and Willie Morris. Eloiee
West, Rosie and Mamie LAnk. sadie shad-
duck. Bronson Shadduck. Prof. and MrS.
~ahadduck- The speakers we're: J. y. Riley,
w. W. Cones Of Council Blum. william
Fleming. Harry Burnham and President
Cosgrovs. The corporations were ham
mered and many compliments paid the club.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
NEW POLICEMAN is INoUISITVE
InvestisatIng Turn Of Mind Involves
Him in Predieament with
Fire Box.

Onicer Edwards. who has not been on the
police force suffcisntly long to get on 10
all the details Of the business. but who has
an inquiring turn Of mind, learned soms-
thing about IRE boxes Saturday Afternoon
that he will be likely to remember. Ed
wards desired to know the workings Of the
inside OF the fre box and. having q key,
unlocked the door. That was the easy part,
but when the oficer attempted to remove
the key from the door he ound that his
patrol boz relief key would not work the
are boz.
The ofncer had a walk Of several blocks
to the engine house before he could get a
fireman to 60 and remove his key. The
Ofhcer has learned that while all policemen
have a key to the fire box. only the chiefs
Of the FIRE department ave release keys,
and when a key Is inserted II takes q
chiefs key to remove II.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
PAPILLlON CLAIMS ITS FOWLS
y. w. Alden Has ice Poiaek Arrested
on Charge of POSSESSING
z Stolen Property.

Joe Polack. g commission merchant At
2o1e North Twenty.fourth street, was ar
rested Saturday afternoon by Detectives
Donahue and Heitfelt on complaint OF ].
W. Alden Of Papillion. who charges Poiack
with having In his possession chickens
which were stolen In Paplllion Thursday
night Polack was released on bond.
Thursday night q raid was made on a ma
toffty OF the chicken coops Of Papillion and
Efforts to locate the fowls or thieves at
Papillion were futile. Alden came to
Omaha Saturday and Identified some OF the
chickens Poieck had for sale as former
residents Of Papillion. The police were
uotined and the arrest followed. Poiack
says he can Identify the man who sold him
the chickens. Several Of the fowls are
now at the police station.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
STRIKES FOR BETTER JURIES
Bar Association Offers Reward for Inforna-
ton Of Corrupt Influence.
Will ALSO MEMORABLE THE COURT
Request of Lawyers f. that Judse
win Not Ereuse Prominent Men
from Jury Service for
Business Reasons.

The Omaha Bar association, at It's quar-.
terly meeting held at the Commercial club
rooms last night. decided to offer a reward
Of 800 for any information leading to the
conviction Of n person b has hereto
fore attempted or who may hereafter at
tempt to corrvptly influence a Juror.
This action was taken after the commit
tee appointed by the association some time
ago TO investigate rumors Of jury tanpering
had submitted Its report. as foIlows:
Your committee appointed to investigate
Jurors beg leave to make the foiiowine re.
port:
We have received and considered all evil
ofnse /. ST cscsn ssfSTe u.s. an and While much
sufhcient evidence 10 AFFORD reasonabie
sround 70 believe that 4 number Of az
ruptly influence jurors IN the disposition OF
cases OF, trial "a the district court.
we peneve mat this association would be
10 prevent a repetition OF such attempts,
We therefcre recommend that a suit
which viii lead 70 the conviction Of any
person who has heretofore attempted or
who may hereafter attempt to e~orruptly IN
Coed Men for fury Service. &.
Another action Of the meeting designed TO
better jury service was the adoption Of a
resolution 70 memoriaiizs the Judge Of the
criminal bench Of the district court on the
subject Of excusing prominent men from
jury duty. II is the announced intention
OF the county commissioners to place the
names Of a number Of the most prominent
business and professional men OF the city
on the new Jury list that ia now being made
up. and the bar association win AK the
court not to excuse thls ciass Of men I'M
less for good and suficient reasons, Of
which business sxpediency IL not considered
one.
james ~. Mcintosh read a paper on
Judge story" which was literally an
planded. James H. a Dusen. Charles O.
Aontgomsry.D. J. Riley and p. A. Wells
were elected members OF the association.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. A c. Mark has gone 70 New York.
Or, George l. Miller has gone to Ne
braaka City.
Mrs. Phn Aaron. the North Twenty
ea8t
Rabbi Abram simon win 10 TO West
Baden, Ind. 20 r~eouperate his strength.
health resort \
a. A GREGORY. superintendent OF the city
achools OF Crete. and w. H. Gardner who
Auburn, spent Friday visiting the public
schools Of Omaha.
Paul Hoasland and Judge Charles Ogden
are on the Platte sho9tlnH oqcks and .
Nets and Robert Lowe left last evening fol
De8oto 20 be sone several oayG
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
TAKES roo MUCH MORPHINE
Carl Drummer. Chemist, IL Anxious for
sleep, and Gets Everiast.
T ing sIumber.

Carl Dummer. chemist. who lived over
7o7 North Sixteenth street, succeeded In
getting evarlastink sleep at II o'clock
last night by using chemical accessories
TO get q little rest. In order to produce
sheep the chemist took twelve grains Of
morphine and feeling the erowslpesa com.
ing on at too rapid . pace had his wife
Borglum. When the latter arrived Dun-
mer was still conscious and did not appear
uneasy. saying that he q taken an emetlc
and would soon be all right. at the same
time reiapsing Into { semi-eonseious state.
Drummer died early this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
TARIFF BILL BECOMES A LAW
Measure Regulating Philippine ceaai-
items IL sisned ~ President
RooaeveIt.
WASHINGTON, March sine president
has signed the Philippine tariff bill.
WILL BANQUET THE SOLDIERS
Fighters Returnea from Philippines
Are Expected at Fort Greek
Monday.

Twenty-Five ofncsrs. the band and $40 men
Of the Twenty-aseond regiment. Colonel
killer, Just returned from the Philippines.
ere expected to arrive st Fort Crock next
Monday. The troops left San Francisco
last Wednesday and are now e~nroute, but
the exact time OF their arrival At Fort
Crook IL unknoWn. II they arrive In time
4 banquet viii be given them in the mess
room a. the fort Monday night. The Job
bsrs. eommission men and brewers Of
Omaha nave contributed the refreshments
necessary tor the spread.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
HELD UP IN SOUTH OMAHA
by Two Men at the Point
OF = Revolver.

Frank Beioit OF Twentieth and Van Camp.
streets was held up by two men last night
In South Omaha and robbed Of $40. Beloit
was overtaken by the men at Twenty-third
and C streets and one Of the men ordered
him to hold up his hands. at the same time
thrusting a revolver In his face. BeIoit
complied with the request. and the second
man searched his pockets and secured the
money. A description Of the men was
given to the police.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Resi.ts an Omeer.

A man who gave his name az r. Harold
charge of resisting an onicer. Harold wac
drunk and caused trouble at q dance given
him, but on the way TO the signal box
Harold assaulted him n ran. Ofncer Ur-
a was Joined In the pursuit Of Harold
he again resisted arrest and during the
struggle Harold was pretty severely han
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

catanh has become such q eommon
disease that . person entirely free from
- disgusting complaint Il seldom nhel
Wth. II Is customary 10 speak Of catauh
e. nothing more serious than q bad cold,
. ample lnaammssioh Of the nos and
throat. II ie, In fact, . complicaied and
very dsnkeFous disease; II net et hrst, Il
very ICON becomes q.
The blood IL quickly contaminated b.
the foul seeretions, and the poison through
the general circulation Il carried to al
parts Of the system.
Saves, washes and sprays are unsAtie
factory and Disappointing. because they do
not reach the seat Of the trouble. S.SG
does. II cleanses the blood Of the poison
and Eliminates from the system ali eatnr-
RIAL secretions, and thus cures thoroughly
and permanently the worst cases.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
smaiipo1 ~Preventive.

ne dread plague mastered. "Daksyta."
q remedy long used In Oriental countries
and for years IN Pennsylvania and New
York. viii positively prevent smallpox; also
scarlet fever. ~diphthsria and all contagious
fsvers. Perfectly armIss and absolutely
reliable. For paftiouiuars write DIT. Meta
Davla. Fremoat. Nab.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
DIED.

GREES-Mrs. Catherine c. NJ, wife OF
John II. Green. died March s. 1900. aged n
Funera will take place from family resi-
dence, Sd and Bancroft. Monday at 2 .. m
FREIDEY-Barbara, March 8. lsa2. aged u
FUNERAL from her late residence. ls2t Cass
81, Monday at : 2. m Interment Forest
avn csmetery. Funeral private
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

Wesley Barr OF Greenwood, Neb., told
Sergeant Marshall at the police station
about ! o'clock this morning that earlier
in the night he a been knocked down at
OF 81. He said there were nve men IN the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

High school at the state oratOricaI con-
test.
TreOp Muster Roll.
Captain W.. L. Holland Of the South Omaha
cavalry troop and a couple OF members
Of the troop spent yesterday in Lincoln Sc
lecting uniforms, hats. caps and other
equipments for the troop, from the state
storehouse. II is expected that the uni
forms will be here by Monday and will be
distributed to enlisted men at the drill to
be held on Monday night.
Following il a roster Of the troop as sent
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Magic City Gossip.

Magic City Gossip.
List your property with H.. NJ. Christie.
Mrs. Andrew Renwick was reported con-
siderably better yesterday.
,r Mrs; . 6 y,. y I RysT friends sTS n A ' ioSs. is home
James Duncanson spent yesterday In LIN
coin looking after business AFFAIRS.
Prof. Banghart OF the Hastings schools
was q visitor In the city last week
The Fourth Ward Democratic club will
meet at mi Q street at . o'clock this after
noon.
B. r. stouffer spent last week in st.
Pau. Minn.' looking after business mat
IDA NJ. wore has taken out a permit for a
1850 dwelling at Twenty-irst and H
streets.
Members OF the Eastern Star gave an IN
teresting. entertainment at Masonic hall
meet with Mrs. d. L. Holmes Thursday
afternoon.
w. c. Lambert announces himself as a
candidate for city attorney at the demo-
James Roach left yesterday for Albion,
Neb.. to spend a day or two with his
father, who IL III. &,
Mrs. J. b. watkins will entertain. the
ladies' auxiliary OF the Young Mems
Christian association on Tuesday after
noon.
at Sd. Martins church at 4 o'clock this
afternoon. jules Lumbard has promised
to sing.
H. g.. Kiddoo has been selected financial
secretary OF the trustees of the First
| Methodist Episcopal church in the place OF
John Fields. who resigned.
The Kings Daughters of the Presby-
terrain church will meet at the home of
Mrs. William Berry, 1914 North Twenty
sixth street, on Friday afternoon.
This forenoon Rev. 8. 8. McGill will
preach at the Christian church upon the
tonic. Missions The subject for the
evening sermon is THE Three inks"
The social and reception given last Thurs
dav night at the Presbyterian church
under the direction Of the Aid society was
a very enjoyable affair and was well at