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The Cuban Loan Bill,

United States Minister Squiers, at Ha-
vana, has telegraphed the Department of
State that the Cuban loan bill has passed
the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-10
New York Stock Market

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers. 1910 F ST., members New York
stock exchange, Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board of trade
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Receipts and Disbursements.

The receipts of the institution for the
year were s46.57s.45, being the appropria-
ton for salaries. s16.452: appropriation for
support, SIG, CO. and the amount received
from the department of justice, 81, 126.45.
Under the head of expenses there was
disbursed s16.354.S6, and for general ex-
penses $50, 1906. leaving s1O2.9 unexpend-
ed.
The schedule of estimates for the next
fiscal year include s17,252 for salaries see
600 for the support of the inmates, 5000
for repairs and painting S25.000 for one ad-
ditional brick building and 81, 800 for fur
nishing the same.
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THE ITALIANS CELEBRATE
FOUR HUNDRED AND TENTH ANNl-
VERSARY OF THE DISCOVERY.
Imposing Street Parade, Followed by a
Reception and Speeches at
Calumet Hall.

With banners and flags waving and the
band playing lively airs the Christoforo
Colombo society Of Houston Yesterday aft
ernoon paraded the principal streets Of
the city and celebrated the four hundred
and tenth anniversary Of the discovery of
America at the hall on San Jacinto
street.
The parade was headed by a squad OF
mounted police in command Of Chief Ellis.
with Sergeants Ray and January MS aides.
Next came Herb & Lewis Military band
and then followed Grand Marshal ingram
do. Carriages containing Mayor Holt
City Secretary Bryan and other city Of
hcials were next IN line. Then came the
assistant marshnls, Messrs, Joe Tambor-
clio and Tony Montebelo The officers of
the society came next In carriages and
we're followed by about 100 members on
root The procession was a very impos-
ing one ana called for frequent applause
as II passed through the streets
pom arrival at the hall Mr.. Marshall
iankersley was introduced by President
iamDorello as the orator OF the occasion
MI Tankersley delivered happy little
speech In which he paid a high
compliment to the members Of the Cbris.
totpro Colombo society and to the Italian
as citizen. He was roundly applauded
Mr.. Tankersley was then made master OF
ceremony and introduced Colonel Holt
who made a neat little talk that was wei
received. The mayor was followed bv civ
Attorney Stone, Recorder Rallev. ~Ity Soc
retary. Bryan Mr.. Bud Randolph aud 9th
ers. They were followed by Messrs Jns
Mustachia and Charlie Lamana. who
spoke In italian. They said they vera
proud Of their adopted country and pledged
themselves TO stand by the Stars and
Stripes forever.
President Tamborello's speech. which
was Wen received. was as follows:
we today celebrate the four hundred
ana tenth anniversary Of the discovery ~
america by Christopher Columns ana
Mhlle we take great and pardonabIe nride
IN the fact that the immortal Columbus
, was z native of Italy, the Chrlstoforo
no,oil'no society honors his great achieve
ineht NOT only as natives OF that snnnv
land which has done so much for '', nv
aavancement Of civilization throughout tbe
world but also as citizens OF America
the beloved country of our adoptIor ~
tnat great man for whom our society IL
named could but see today this oyanS
country the grandest the world has eyar
been rewarded. "au
As this glorious country Is the frri.
or an Italian discovery, SO NAV tbe tai
lhhs who have become American, citizan.
ever heip 10 preserve her greafnoas anS
increase her prosperity. anu
IN the name of Christoforo roIoroh. |
society bid you thrice welcome ana |
IN oo, iuu WIN heartily enjoy yourselves |
caslon." "ie"ioraole oc- |
The members and guests then renairod
70 tne ulhing hall where there was plenE
20 ear ana drink and several bours vrora
passed most pleasantly.
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"FoNY CUTLER !"

The comic opera success Foxy CUTLER
VIII be the offering at the opera house To-
night matinee tomorrow aud tomorro.g
night, aud Its presentation here by the lsrg.
sst operate organization that has ever
toured the country win be n musical oNent
81 morc than ordinary interest The orig
maj production 81 this highly praised work
WIN oe seen bere. and 4 genuine trcst
u ~ store for lovers OF this form az enter.
tainment The opera has an the brightness
and catchlness IN It's tunes and librctto IL
furnish excellent entertainment 60 a
aushts lowing public. lt appeals 70 the
ear rs De kCNen knows best how 20 appeal,
and 70 the humor with Harry Il. Smlth's
special faculty for creating cerebral fun
And the combination iS that from which
ohy good things can he expected since
ne hoven ana Smith Is MS famous a trade
narS ON light opera IN this land and genera
uop ms the Gilbert and sullivan brand ~
a departed dag. TIE management has de-.
NSloped az the spectacular possibilities %
fNNN oMlier 20 their utmost, Beautiful
Numen supcrh stage pictures maguihcent
costumes and the military drills 81 s4r
RAISING grace aud color effects Splen.
aid collection ~ male and female voices
and cast that Is not equally rivalled
u Includes Richard Golden. who has vnn
an enviaele reputation as a comedian; Miss
Z arlotta Gilman, Adoipn link and other
rctabie Rrtirts Tho organization 10 under
! be nsnaeement OF Mr.. Ben Stern. which
~ iscr V guaEantee n excellence
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rebel had set M his banners. The caliph
had surrounded this rebel cheftain IN the
mountain Businesses, until II seemed as
though he could not escape then he sent
messenger md summoned linn 10 sur.
render. Before The chieftaln answered
he stretched out his hand and made
motion 10 man and the man cast him
self over the edge ~ a prcclpice and was
Killed He hockencd to another soldier,
mud when the soldier came he handed him
dagger and said Take this and plunge
u into your heart" md the soldier took
the dagger and plunged u into his heart,
and fell down dead "Now." said the chief
tain go bnck to the caliph and tell him
what you have seen; tell him ! have 500
men Ike these, and that before tomor.
row night | will have him chnined among
my dogs" Aud he did. OH for men and
women Ike that, for the people who have
no wish to live no will to be. only to
wish what God wishes. to will what God
Wills, and 10 be satisfied with Jesus
Bring ont your ambitions today: bring ont
your pleasures; bring ont your business.
lay them all on Gods altar. and never take
them on unless God bids you. Let every
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thing be Gods aud let Il be Illuminated
ny HIS life aud presence. Every Christian
should be a constant witness to Jesus, our
Lordi continual gospel sermon 20 a lost
world; never ccnsing proof OF the di-
vinity Of the religion OF Jesus Christ; m
uneudtug judgment upon the lives of the
mgodly hlled with the light of God ever
guiding people out OF darkness into the
novercndlng day and sublime glories of
onr Fathers home.
Doctor Banks recently said: Some of
You know whore Saddleback Ledge is on
tho coast OF Maine. and nnve seen the
lighthouse there. u is one Of the widest
aud hleakcst of light stations on that
stormy coast on one occasion the light
was Kept Ivy a father and hts son, boy
70 years old. Que day the light keeper
left the boy alone IN the tower while he
Went ashore for provisions In their oniy
boat Before he conld return n sudden
and violent storm arose and for three
weeks there was no TINA m which the
keepers boat could have lived for a mo-
lnent In the Wild seas that ragged about
tne lonely rock, stu the Hight was kept
burning by TINT lhyonr-od boy, who had
little 10 eat, aud but scant time TO sleep
Might after night, for three weeks, It's
steady CLEAN sboue through the biRckness
OF the pitless storm, and gladdened the
fathers straining eyes When NJ last the
father could go to him, the boy was so
weak from exhaustion that he was barely
able 10 speak, but the light had never
gone out on all the earth there was not
n prouder father nor was there a happier
young boy than Ia that storm swept light
house on Snddleback Ledge. Oh, what
JOY aud glory shall be ours N we keen our
light trimmed and burning until thnt day
whom before our loved ones that have gone
on, ana In the presence OF a ransomed
world, the king on His throne shall say,
well done good and faithful servant,
thou hast been faithful over a few things
VIII make thee ruler over many things
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WORLDS FAlR MOVEMENT
Arranging for Horticultural Exhibit An
exams Are Enthusiasts

| W F,OruSuitural E&hihlt--All
exams Are Enthusiastic.
1eneral Manager Louis ]. workman Of the
ieSas Worlds Fair commission was dom.
iciied at the Rice hotel yesterday bor,na
lately arrived from Austin. whore he ~
peen looking after Worlds Fair matters ~
Travis county. matters III
"r' workman as usual. was enthusiastic
upon the subject 10 which he Is 40 80.
ucnlly interested, and declared thai :, ~.
surprising to see the interest taken In .ht.
state IN the matter of q Texas avbtbi4 -
- louis even this far ahead of The 49,
OF me expositions opening 'ue uale
81. nave Just had a conference s.ta -
horticultural association. Tba -, sne state
kauiizA'lon which we discussed conter,Diot ~.
1aalus representatives of the sayora piut VI ss
trnct foE Sngn as horticulture, fruit and
nsrt,, naIlnlng TO take charge Of eacb Dc
Rarthent ana work together IA brinS W. ae.
80 uest representation OF the Statefs .S5
It's IN eacn department. These renrss er4u'
we sbauy 20 DC experts In their lines ma
experi knoTindog gam the benefit Of such
me idea Of the mapareu.n4 4.
ySrSpelts az the head Of every featuro 30 put
Out In v ernr, and this IS heng carried
IN ~ ~ eVcrA department OF ira r.c III w ~
~" exaS Worlds Fair commissjo,," olA OF
ION John H. Kirby Is eTnen,nS
conntv nome ,,; soon and when he comes Harris ne
shan return here , sbsrtlSs orFanlzed
an early date. ~ ta'hgS into llnc at
he 'sssso9aehially, there is nothing ls.,,n.
hibit II Tegsl necessary ee for the proper OK
H. Ml 3 assured. aud eycrybody ~. Louis
ammo, bea Is promptly resnonsirs T 1'ha
oiaRss upon the subject n the S Shen
ton to the sO SonnI5, appropriation IN ada
stand suprema 'g n-l sgosseription Texas viii
~ 'us sf'ndest Of worlds fairs" eAnioitors
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DIVORCE ANn CRIME

II would be easy 10 stand here and noln,
out certain great cities that bavs boco oras
notorious In the multiplicity Of divorce
suits and in the equal multiplicity Of Al.
vorees Place beside this the criminal
records Of these cities. and the story tells
itself. Violated law bears fts own fr,,it
ne lnnlctlon Of iis penalties may be delay-
81 Tor time, bat It comes AZ iasr iIs
Justice thiS intiction may seem 10 move
VII ieGueh tread, but at last it snnites
Win q INST or IRON, Beware on This deiav
nyn Aye sometimes emboidened but II Is
VnlA holulng IN check the pen nm elements
or the No-c0no Sooner or later Al viii
oleak igrth, Because sentence against an
SNl WORK IS not executed speedily there
Iii ~. ,neaFis OF toe sons " men are
4vHt Set IN ttem To do evil"
., G r, mas aedEed shout this sacred union
ssn .ia snu VIC with the highest possible
sSsuhuer, ana We may expect RIOT. disorder
NirS and crimins'ity
sor, ae Misest LEGISLATION tends 10 the con
sVrtotton 81 the fsmilv. fbp ,n,,ifsritos ~
lstlenS. united Interests ana rcrnr,,,,, ~.
49, ~ Noich give rise 10 the lofty
80, .h n.he, The community. state a.
,t esle5 .hAt lonors the home and rho sancti
dawn ~. we Is honored ~ God PM
onsn ,stS ''l,etS of the home and voY
morality doorway to cylme aud IN,
~ an occasion for -r,rb s,.,.s........
~ " some Portions 81 on- or,,,,5 Ion
ee,nirs y, y a most hesirhful reaction co5
- ~ toe laws Of dirnrre II ,,,.es -
49, S.ese before this r,cst 1890 .,9 3.
49, snoen anonE mes ehsil cors seia
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THE BASIS or soCIyrY.

When the marriage relation is violated a
blow is struck at the foundation OF the
family which Is, In truth. the basis OF so.
ciety. The marriage tie is the most sacred
that exists in all the relations of man.
God Himself Is the author of marriage and
It Is subject 10 the directions and sanctions
OF HIS law. He saw that It was not good
for man to be alone, even In Paradise, and
found and gave TO him woman for hls
companioHship and solacc IN union SO
Intimate and tender that they were re-
garded no more twain but one flesh. This
union, Ike that OF tho body and spirit Ii
70 be surrendered only by the bond OF
death Marriage Ties then, being the most
sacred that enter into the relations OF the
race should be held inviolate. lie who
made this and all other sacred laws Is rho
same that made what is commoniv called
natural laws. Disregard a natural law and
penalty Follows as certainly as shadow fol.
lows substance Thrust your hand into the
nfe 4hd tho penalty comes IN the burn.
rat improper food or eat no food at Mi
In response to the demands of your system
and disease and death are swift avengers
Equally urgent are the higher laws Tor the
goNethmtnt OF our sould aud the holding
OF our characters, all OF which are EN-
p tSu IN the word Of God. Disregard
them, violate them, and the consequences
are punishment.
Here, IN the text Of this morning we have
a law that applies in It's far-reachlng ap-
nome, 10 society, TO the world. When we
c9sas 70 discuss God and man rs 10 mar
rug there are suggested several very inn
p0rtWht principles one OF these Is that
an the fundamental relations OF society are
based on human nature as originally ere.
aten. Gods absolute knowledge OF man
~ that which called forth these rules and
laws aud principles for his guidance to
happiness aud hnal perfection, II one
shoulu obey these laws TO the utmost he
would be a perfect man. The more nearly
one opportunities such obedience the more
most absolute worldllng that lives rec.
osni1es this fact Furnished With stand.
ara OF conduct man may obey or disohey
WIN contrary results following.
. me Cornerstone OF the fundamental reiA-
LIONS OF society Is the marriage bond, the
VIE. This union. produces strange feel
my OF oneness, as they twain are one In
hoNm Introduction 10 Eve he said, This
~ no" bone ~ my homes ana flesh OF my
nVsh sAe shall De called woman because
sue was taken out ~ man" From the
nret period OF the human race was this
perpctuai law divinely established There
Aulr snau man leave his father and his
metner ana clcare unto his wife, When
Shtsl established tho great system ~
meyh law IN these words. But from the
beginning ~ creation God made them male
ana female; Tor this cause shall a man
icaNe MS luther and mother and cleave 20
MS wife and they twain shall be one hesh |
50 then they are no more twain but one
getnef let not man put asunder." This is
e divine principle that nnderiiss the funda |
mental relations Of society-
HUMAN NATURE TIE SAME.
Human nature Is the same that It was in
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his ability in that direction Is uttlifsa "
the performance by turning the fsea ~ y
which chops up the hay for the oss q
dred or more Of his pony ASSOCIATE ~
the conclusion of the performance VS. e. MA,
elephants 20 to n corner p tae w v
ting box and without any suggestive Z. VI
any one starts to complete his dal.g VI
The Gentry Bros. will locate tps.
IN the baseball park Friday and 100 ~
October II and IS. Performing ~
daily at 2 and p. m. Prices = =
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TESTING STREET LAMPS
To Ascertain Which One Has VIZ
Percentage Of Qutaee. -


Percentage Of Outage, ~
Chief Ellis received the folloHils -
yesterday from City EleetrieiaS -. /. 4;
R. George and the same was rev :
night force at roll call last night. r..,.a
Electrical Department, CITY q Ts,I
Texas, October 9. 1907. Mr. Gso's, NJ
Chief Of Police, City.-Dear sf; NJ
been requested by the mayor . Il. n
to have your night patrolemn "
their report Of electric street ~
are ont and not burning tine ~, isll'
rs We have In use Two ~ Va 10 Z
OF street lamps, the open ar S.-.ut
closed arc, which are very ull.s 4 q y
ench otner. The open aiS \ ssoslr N !
old type having large hoqless IN
II and throws a large shaf fsfissy.s.Q
or the lamp. The new. ;. slrsittesr v
a round button gloheNo- :, 5aissslS
nrenfTll tgst eeprsae 9a .., sss Il,
H. 5. l}saas ~
o ont way that 10 4 ~ iosds
,sN S az OF tReLA.x assessor ri,
copy ofecTeaste fcr last year
uon' and obit thst County falls nail
I increase In props
-b~roller. but to be :
Fds a wonderful incre +
"
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR CONGRESS

FOR CONGRESS
ron sr Ihos: q. Bail.
ron 9. Llpscomb.
Patrick Egan.
Geo. B. GrigRs
Rockwell Hoskins
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE
w. p. Hambien.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
Blake Dupree
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
+. L. Schwander.
FOR DISTRICT CLERK
Henry Albrecht.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
Ed F. Dupree.
bOR CRIMINAL DISTRICT ATToRyry-
FOR TAX CoLLEcToR&
Geo. l.. Glass.
-. A. R. Anderson.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
ron ro,,>, l. B n; Schneider.
John Farmer.
FOR COUNTY SCHOOL SuPT.-
h B. Cline.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
William Bradburn.
FOR COUNTY CoMMIS'R. Pfec. "a X
FOR COUNTY D; c6 SSRs5' &. rr.e. \ 4
R. 3, Dunks.
FOR COUNTY coMMIs'R. Prec. M u.
Carl Hlldebrsnd
FOR COUNTY COAiAIIS'R, Prec. IA. 4
Theo. lube
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, Prec. 10 III
j. c. Matthew's.
J. B. Marmicn
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, Pree MD
NJ. F. Bell
j. r. IdlebTook.
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACH, Prec. IA y
Chas. A. Tomlinson.
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, kpxs Ia /.
r. s. Charpint. ittlg
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE. Prscs gaSt
Thos. Pevotaux.
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, Prec. N. 4
NJ. Mcdonald.
FOR CONSTABLE. Prec No. !.
W. W. Glass.
FOR CONSTABLE, Prec. No. g.
Herman Imloff. E
FOR CONSTABLE, Prec. No. g..
]. j. Blaska.
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A USEFUL ErFpuA1r

rvb, ehS'rI Bros Uaited Big Eastern 49,.
HSSe a troupe Of performipe e shis CITY.
rental iG 10th useful as ven os 'i oFn -
uame. plsys ! S,rS Sne elephants. Pinto by
Re- snsh ls enc Of the enssnsbiss n ai,
4. IS 81 tne snirral aetors' perfosr,.nus na'
'As ptenyeerm IA used Is turn 4 e eSsms
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THE DEATH ROLL.
William A. Hoeper.

William A. Hooper. aged "a years. died
az his home, SIS Robin street at y. IN.
yesterday. The funeral Will take place
from the residence Monday afternoon Rev
~ hnolle officiating. The interment viii
ne In Magnolia cemetery. Deceased Is sur
NNed by mother, four sisters and two
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TO HELP THE MINERS.
Mass Meeting 10 Be Held Tonight
at Court House Square.

The Houston Labor Council will
hold mass meeting tonight at 8
o'clock on the court house square
FOR tho purpose NJ taking up n col
lection and passing resolutions OF
sympathy FOR the striking coal
miners In Pennsylvania
Speeches viii be made by Messrs.
John Lovejoy. NJ. l.. Malevlnsky,
II IT. Ring and others.
The president Of the council,
Mr. w r. Morrison, urges that ali
members Of the council be on hand
and invites all others interested to
be present.
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CONTRASTING JESUS.

Jesus said; whatsoever therefore shall
confess Me before men. him viii confess
also before Ny Father which Is IN heaven
But whatsoever shall deny Nc before men.
him will also deny before Ny Father
which is IN heaven" Matt, K 3e. ss
Therefore we have taught men to confess
me Lord. Again lie said: "yorily. verify
say unto thee, except n man be horn
again. or from above. he can not see the
Kingdom Of God. We have preached the
new birth
likewise the Lord said, ''Verlly. verify
] say unto thee, except a man be born II
water ana che spirit he ran not enter the
kingdom Of God John. no. b ole that
belieyeth and Is baptized SHAH be saved y
Mark xvi, 10,
Seeing then that We wanted these 70 walk
" nfwness of life and believing that Christ
ana the apostles are authority, that there
"a hut one Lord, one faith, and one bsp.
fisln these penitent believers were buried
with their Lord IN haptiam
The pastor has endesvored TO enter ana
iesd tire church into tbs eublims Cbrist
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HUMAN NAruRr rHr SANE

the beginning. Gcd adjusted this prineip.a
AZ needed one 20 man's eonditlos. This.
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THE PRESENT pAsroRArr.

L
The present pastorate began October q.
1901. The pastor began his labor with this
fsith Of the apostle, Il believe God" en-
phasizlng continually Faith and works. -
keeping in mind the Thought Of Paul II
ran do all things through Christ who
strengtheneth me- and the trumpet call OF
the Son Of God "Arlsc. let US he going. -
Aud In whatever else he may have come
sport he has preached the whole gospel.
ueclared the whole counsel Of God with Mi
me power he possessed, he has spoken
Clearly he has called n spade a spade ana
shovel shovel, Sometimes the shock ON
sone sensitive constitutions has heen a
ling severe but SO far as we can learn.
~ nave recovered and are ENJOYING better
aealth than usual. ~ believe cod mud
he said This IS My beloved Son hear ~
nlh rms believe we should do with
yur entire Delng' therefore ] have done M
could 10 lnculcate the gospel aud tho NE
Of Jesus. The gospel aud the Mo thnt I
preach are not mine. and III they AFRO toc
kevere, or too high and holy am NOT 10
plane for they are not mine
Jesus said Except We renen4 "a sh,u
ell likewise PERISH therefore we have .,,.
ueaNored to call men 20 repentance
ihe only thing thar Jesus eyer nrnved
GOT was tatn, either directly or indlrerflv
luke XXI. a2 The only thing thar eys,.
caused Iesas TO marvel was Ynltb ~
iack. when Jesus heard n lie tnor,oIo1
and said Ia them thar followed Veril, !
~ aI unto you, ! have not found 40 rreat
10 Mark VI, q. we read: 'He marvciad ~ nv.
rause or their unbellef" lie said mar t,,ti,
was the measure OF ones power-.sAs tb,.
iSith be Il unto thee" The only thing
was falth-Luke VIII, As He saw 'v tb " noi \.
~ fnith that we are snnciifed ~.
k1Fl, ~ The only thing that ever bronch
me Lotu 70 tears was lack OF faith.
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cALrPH or RAanAn.

You may remember that old tale about
tho esllrh % Bssdas, sgains. whom
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-09
ADVISES CARE BY CATHOLICS.
Leading Journal Urges caution-Has
Faith in Government

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. S.The Catholic
Citizen of this city, one of the leading
and influential religious publications of
the country, which has from the Begin
hing taken a conservative stand on the
Philippine friar question, and which KS
published denials of many of the stori 80
relating to the conduct OF American .,f-
hcials in the islands, yesterday pub
ljshed an important editorial article in
which it indicates that it has faith in
the government of the United States
and advising the Catholic societies to be
careful and do nothing that they viii
regret. 1t says:
"Monsisnore Chapelle, among Catho-
lie Americans, is the best-informed au-
thority on Philippine church condi-
tons. He sojourned at Manila for more
than a year, in full charge of church
affairs. He has the welfare and reputa-
ton of the church as much at heart as
any one. Yet he has not spoken word
in behalf of the friars, neither against
the proposition to withdraw them nor in
favor of their continued usefulness,
while the press of the country, secular
az we'll as Catholic. overtlows with the
subject The inference is that he can
not conscientiodsly speak for the friars
and he does no: wish to help the clamor
against them"