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To THE EpIrok OF THE SuN-Sir: A friend
Of mine who had bad fortune In business mat
terra WAS told by twu women that he would
and al help In Christian scisnce that II hs
simply felt that all would be all rivht 10 Il
would be, and money would surely come 70
him.
He had been for six years a steady, I'D
rivht business man: he loved HE wife was
devotedy fond OF his children. faithful In his
eifts to his church. Now he heean to neglect
his wife and children and left of attending
church regularly. becan's Irritable and de-
yonred Chrtetiaa Scie noe periodicals., until
his wife was ashs med every time his mall
WAS brouvht TO the house. She seemed to
have no ihhuepc at al with HIN. lie would
Ido II out money y;ll rs,nrn, she. a Woman
helps those who help themselves. Work to
retrieve what you have lost. and viii help
YOU save.
Thinvs went from bad to worse. He boz
fowed everywhere rather than work: he did
not think he Was made Il work, Ni-ht after
forsetful Of his family and friends aud seeing
no good In ANYBODY. In the mornin be would
flse At clock, aud his wife would find him
with the same books and his head In his hands,
ssv1n-, Il am truth, ] am life l am IT," He
paid no attention to business, and Il had AL
most vanished whey MS wife aroused him to
: sense Of duty and he took . ealaried place:
from inattsntiesn 70 bus,Iness he vas forced
paid to eet out, but In two months he had lost
all In speculation.
We are here X sShs o,f to
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.,on :. .h.x sn,o In rns,unA sna M united
stss; St The ,os sb. ~ s ses saG
yiS taton ss Under he rss
1889, when the Cathonc uer ~ ~, ~ ~ III on.
ah and no.tsts eses were srssssd
and Enriched by ne sa ~ IA tem Volumes On
capensne, Ii .ne nnn an ths Sin Su}ar fact
t Renabjio sl NE anita the Republic
Of Wasnn9tsM s..t tnG. o",s WV Ia q oSins
thi ths NJ ,,iiar men amen on" by the fact that
tn'f N. .Jh1ps p,hI,o HSos On X tvrknn and
the f whiia IN the Tr ted States law and
SMnta art ,nrevniled What was true than u
e r%a,hwy httwesn liz two GoSefnmsnts ~
my. .y ssctnri,n Int cl:S.nce' III. Combes
s LUZ ~ ~. shsiiswea In thsf mystsrious force
neaS,sd nrooTesss ana he haA put back the
b hamT os ~ nvress I = isssUnay. TO $500.
na When I say N. Comss,s. | mean the occult
society that voverms Thce. Civil RELIGIOUS
war i i TarinS aii"o ~ -eount-v,, The
Tes aa t Ss anyontad noilce n swsepina hack
The m"ltit 'dee who manifest ! every wtevS
m In =, Tho az nnsion ~ the con tion ists
Sovaraj offlrers ha W refused * take part In
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United States IN what 10 TO my mind quite
likely to become = question OF Importance In
the near future.
The Spanish American War had scarcely
closed when the purpose Of the United States
to build the Jsthmian canal was announced.
The importance Of this announcement and Of
the work which Il contemplates IL but feebly
appreciated by tho people Of the United
States outside OF the government circles in
which It was conceived. Not So however.
with the people and Governments Of Cent?
mental Europe. Its Importance to them quickly
found expression In the recent venezuelan
episode, and will nnd vigorous expression
sbity Of such ,S an occurrence Be- not removed
s1.stne:. " III. FROM HS1
lofx.rd twenty q thirty years snd can h cal,
tSss pr. S aSs imports nee q the Canal vii
be many times enhanced. not alone In its rela-
Ton to but In +" re nat r nse e.
ina o Inc China twenty years hense the theatre
Of III S5eabsst ss,S.y N the
sun'srs, just commsncinS to understsnd
what modern civilization is, are quite apt to
develop In twenty years Int factor Of no
shst 4 ne eos still be cSntrabsnd Of war. the
salSSss ID ia yisIni.y viii Be- accumulated II
the ii host rossible decree:
tances apart along the Atlantic coast from
Labrador down to the mouth Of the Orinoco
River, needs envy no other nation. france,
with Martinique and Guadalupe. has her re-
Quirements In hand. Holland, With Curacoa.
and several mel hborin- small islands. is se.
cure enoueh In her position. Denmark. with
81. Thomas St. Croix and St. John. especially
the frst named. has a frst-class naval and
sosl!ne station: RSs.Is; BY ths TFan,. siberian
will probably maintain her fotillA Of ships In
her own waters In that OCEAN.
There are still left in Europe AGGRESSIVE
manufacturing and commercial nations, one
in particular the most aggressive on earth,
whose needs in the hit Of this dscn ssion are
tsacs Of any ssnto Dptrin. 20 com plication. In
view Of the fact that there i. larre Eurorean
interest In the present disoIedited or defsultsd
issUes OF Tn at island republic. santo Oomiheo
snd HGvti, occupviIy tooether the island OF
Santo Domino. are the last completely indie
pendent governments In the West Indies
aimee cuba oan no lon -er h said tn b. com.
plAtelv independent oi the United States.
Therefore, the next EIroUean &c M nstra.
ton or oatensible dcbt-collectinv venture IN
the western hemisrhere is sure 70 be 10 Santa
Dominic waters. with Samane Bay. 80 beaMti-
fullv and truthfullv describsd In voUr article
a. the soen4 Of action. HUuH KElLY
NEw YORK. May Is.
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Roman Catholic there is a great gulf fixed,
30 that tbs two communions are practically
things apart We may b compared to two
paddocks separated from each other by
ditch. On one side Of the paddock the grass
Is rich and Juicy: on the other side II IL rich
and juicy. too. for Il grows out Of the same
soil; but there IL not enough Of 1t. What. in
such q case. is the shepherd 70 do?
o. He may jump over the ditch. and call to
his sheep to Jump. too and the strongest per-
haps will do so. but how about the lambs
and the wcakHnsst That. I take It. IL the
action Of The vert,
or, IA, he may 70 into the larger meadow
and cut sons grass, bIipg II over to the ditch
ard III Il Ss h de-. sse .ns from
Benz e Ssfe1. hs aSos ~ essr edas t
s ss The ST. 81 q::s ass sd
to the ahspHsid On the other side, Look.
s %... :' .s mes 70 Soss Il. isr yos
think that. with the Masters per mission, We
might All u tns ditch and maee one meadow
S o1 70 20 ou Ies and md past s Is the most
Troublesome Of the alternatives but In the
Now, sir, i think you viii undsrstand my
5Smp Over the ditch: Tie Roman Catholic
eep5sIH w,sa az dsed couls IN MIN
SSss. am not Deepen d-nt on the An sliran
son for os ,ns, . .tsu ' In,
he ey ditch would remain and how about the
:soS. :. !. my s STn n :ssst win .s ~
sSv to my nook; Now you have all that the
catholic Church Can -, rive we, NOV my.. h;Ss
sa asS.a s1f that Sns %ns sSs
ditch would stu Re, Esmas,t AIN, n,,.d nm 1x.r,
s ss. ss'l ~ y: n n q:
sPs wy Look here cant We NIL up this
h.: ns's, st R:sn sSS . sa': o.s the
Is friends. The application to Rome which
procured the copdemnstion Of Ans iican
ds: was Se Ss ss R poSns in o ssf1
y, I'm 70 oh breseh The SOB Get and, though CAP
&. sSo% IN. q f..th ss. s N
n nSs si:e q q Im9 9 ap asSsss a' anu SA'
tn. s asc shls u nsS and TIE vss
into one meadow, 1t is more than possible
S saw 81 VOW ., Eve e p Ss
for that trust I am Chrtst's servant
Ss.. 'Hs h IND SH sc ssFyss' e sA dr.
! hope I have tnterestsd you ana your
Po."stSiv Y sSsl fsi,: IN thas CASE shall ial
while trvina TO do my duty. And II ! fsii
S S,r viii not Hoe Deus A In Y2 Inc4n faith
lecturer In Literature, Imperial University.
TOXIC.
TOXIC. April
Editorial Comment BY the Ave Maria.
How straAse 10 1t that men like DR.. Ilovo
can not see how imposaibls II is for the
Catholic Church To reTudista Its own STARTING
point and vield aNv one Of its own first prn-
oiples! The msAlessness Of any effort to
20 the a.thority OF the Father Of the Faithful
WAs, realised ~ rr6teetants ~ Enrtand %
mons sent 4 ihessa~e to The Lorde on -the
increase ~ PoHery," the Speaker Of the House,
reoorri,ine the unchan ~eA6ie character Of
Catholic truth. derIeostsd any movement 70
promote union with Rome. EvIne; we
1.-THE Porel. A man .standtn~ In boat tied
to rock, when he draws the rore doth moi
draw the rock 10 the boat, but thu boat Ia
the rock"
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WHEN THE SIZE TROUT BITES.
A Fisherman Whs Can Tell ny the VA,
the Strike IL Made.

Jim Benton, one Of the famous fishermen
Of Lake Keuka, in Steuben county, declares
that the instant lake trout strikes his hook
he can tell whether the fish ID male or
female.
.Why," u tho old anglers assertion,
when q she trout strikes your hook sh"
does Il Just like your hest girl takes q spoon
full Of Toe cream. She don't come at it with
hooray and q grand gobble, no more than
your girl would throw her head back,
sline her mouth open and swoop down
on that ice cream till the spoon upset her
palate.
NO, sir! A she trout comes up to the troll
tinid and mild, and jest gives gentle
dip. But that dip sends tickle all through
you, clear up at the tother end OF a
couple hundred foot or so O. hne-And
that's another sure sign that it's femAh
, foOlin' round.
Nov, after givin' that dip. il the che
trout wasn't . woman. she'd be su r,gh,
and wouldn't get ketched. But. like az OF
dip didn't satisfy her curiosity 80 she e'veSS
q little colder dip to see what that troi;
; u, anyhow. The consequence Ia that u
cot Is cents = pound for her when g't bel
home.
like a wild hurricane and In less than snree
ssconds me and him in havin' II hos en-
heavy. but I can't git 4 cent more = pound
for him than ! could II he hadn't grabbeo
4 the spoon az II he d tear it into tstters;
And III tell you sOmethin' else anou'
the ways O. the lake trout sexes wneh
| Il comes along toward the fax end Q sum
ner, all tho trout you ketch down nigh ne
bottom Of the lake will be she once; ~
you ketch higher up in the water viii De NJ
ones.
: sThe reason for that? Well. the reason
IL that the abe ones are gittin' heavy with
spawn and are sinkin' down deep 70 gu
ready to start for the spa wnin' beds. mn
the ne r nersare sportin round VII, ro!l,n
they'll drop down as the fall Gomez along.
and you'll have 70 eink your troll cies',
| down II you want TO git few more OH
seekers before the season In ovor.
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Thsckeray and Rituaiism.

VILLA ROSA. Nice. May :.
..
o. =.
To THE EDITOR or THE suN-Mr: II ~
NAV trust contemporary records thers va
Tor the
than has been shown BY most Of TEE scS Z
pas" take fsT TS Sssss 70, .x.mo. n. move
msnt was quite e. too ,s ,''tTs in s.s
spobs- ran ia Punch throu vhout the ysar
,s"; Newman h. had made submission mis-. 70 Rome p
IN oe.ooe' %, 'ne p,es,ou: .Iss. n nu. ~ ns
records =" his Anoio.iA ;.u 'ei. o1iord 70.
nnv. s"sn
VII Whatever reason, one f'nds in thee. paper.
no reference to the Tractarisns. but the sstir-
iss take. side wipe at them. 40 to sneak. In
"A Visit to some country snops ~h'on
came out later in tho year.
NJ snoe had run ID, dow from To-, 1ndoe =
oit 'r'"n1 Ms,or roh'oi 70, . .e" "ann'es
~.
Miss Miss Wit. they are taking abon. D.. b.
r. ,SI,,.ost,r ,ec+or ~ Tho n.,-hhnrin.
pr' Nh's s"H.o''' ~ Wv ~, ',"'Lns
chNroh. Instantly the ladies' arc thriHed WITH
horror:
e, bon. there's nothing wrong s,uttsrs snoo,
assnMnnen,. .u.p .,ss,,,. ~. s.na. -,,,
rons say" Mo- =" ''>'P'"s "e' "s"us WIN
-ohl" cry Miss wlr and the rms, gaapihS In
choIny 49, ,..,,..
,oos,n~ old SoAtiSmsn or hesri :. better sstrnos..
Nc used 10 preach tho.c sermons In 4 surpiJee
h,.set Out Mr.. Ponto -Hes Pu.eyItei"
n.IIssvsciv DoHers," says l. Admir1ng the purs
.raor ~ thsts fer,Ie theoio y1ans. And Strtpes
49,, H., " .stS She tsa 'r~
e""'o u" WV"
Thnck~fav's Sottre verces uNon birles1uo
In his sketch Of the Roy. Mr.. Ori~l, Il vo,,nu
cioryymnn OF the nointed Gothic school which
en.,., rod wo years later In the thin yol,, rns
* q, snaS Eor oh vio,s pirncsas ~ -
,,vnr -, |. .lntnnh.i uDop hsrL .r ~ ~
Mr. Vriei w. Se..nc Az o." u "a q, no
whose pr1nr',nt we 10 we neV. y, S!ochn,.
a fn.. olt-tashirnes rarsnl 81 The ron
door or an a,ioinin- room At rubber OF
wNtst, whiln Mr.. Orial bea ma statned-glaes-
wise upon MS mock OF la"oN'"s
Mf., chnun,rv ts,enng, is II wrong to be In the
Guards. dear NJ, onei' ,.
mr.. Oc4-To be In the Guards: dea! sister, The
Church his slways sncournscn me Armv, saint
Martin o. Tours ~rsl" we army sam 'Su, gus ~
me 'rpr S.m, v'mt Wsmh.. sna Sn;
Mnn g, ~ rs s,ny Ssin, Wnnshnt ~, rsn
WHO. W. c,s,T a, nren Wns ,,ire,. ,nd S.isss
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SANTO DOMINGO.
o. nasadfy ruereas,ns Importance.

To rHH EpifoR oY THH SuS--!su; have
READ with much interest the article In your
issue Of to-day under the head of -Santo
Domingo and SANTANA Ray" and am pleaded
that at length It has occurred TO some astute
writer to call the attention OF the people Of the
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hApp.ness. TherefoIs, let every one stod
q Beins hivber than ourselves and worshlp
Him In His three-fold nature Of Father. Son
and Holy Spirit. BETSY LOCKWOOD.
NEW YORK, May TO-
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HI the B MINOR me IS the conductor intro
duced an effect which he had not used in
otncr works. He made one or two ac-
ceterandi, or accelerations Of the rate of
mo rement. These were followed by re-
turns to the original tempo and thence the
conductor went OH 10 his customary retard
at the close In the Gloria of the mass
the conductor caused the chorus ut the
utterance of the words .et in terra pax"
suddenly TO sing very softly, thus trying to
initiate dynamically the gentle nature Of
peace In other PLACES he employed sud-
den ere sc. ndi and swell effects
".le introduction of these nuances in the
performance of the B minor mass was un-
;,oubted ly due TO the conductors employ
ment OF the krot schmar score The reader
who has not looked into these matters
must be told that the music of Bach is very
rarely performed lust as he left il TO US. 1t
was the custom Of composer, in the time
Of Bach and Eandel TO Use the organ or
harps ichord in every work and TO write
Tor IL W! at is known az figured bass. In a
inquired bass only the upperinost and lower
most notes are written and figure : indicate
me manner of filing on, the chords. In
those days every musician was thoroughly
trained In the art OF ying from figured
bass, and 10 the intentions OF the composer
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RITVAIySN AND ROME.
AIetter Of Fxpianatten From the EpiscspAi
Minist er In Japan Who Pays "Peter's Penoe."
From Ihs Are NhV;o.

To THE EDITOR or TIE AVE MARIA--Dsdr
Sir: IN your issue OF March 18th you
asked. in an article devoted to myself and my
saying, In the Lamp. and "AraI Brothers.
what, It that can keep this good man from
Joining the Ono Church, WIN you allow
me. az a clergyman Of tho Anglican Church
WAC pays Peters Pence. to give you my
reasons, They may interest your readers.
Between the Anglican Communion and the
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and consume the whole session In
speeches that viii be made in open
session, and will 20 70 the country
asdemocratic campaign documents.
In either event the trusts will get
il in the neck and the people will be
benefited. Score one for the demo
Gratis.
itwould seemas though the trusts.
rather than the government OF the
Ueited States, were shaping our
policy in the Philippines Islands.
Despite all the appeals made BY the
President and Governor Taft, Con-
gress did nothing towards relieving
the economic distress prevailing in
those islands. Ii passed neither
currency nor tariff legislation of the
kind asked for by the commercial
classes Of the islands. 1t has pre-
ferred TO obey the wishes OF the to-
bacco and sugar trusts rather than
comply with those of the suffering
millions of people. This republican
Congress has been guilty of gross
negligence OF duty by not passing
legislation in the interests of the
people Of those islands. They are
compelled TO rely on our good will
and charity, aud have the right to
demand help of some kind from us.
BY thus refusing to do anything for
the Filipinos this republican Con-
gress has put premium on disor-
der and instruction, and 1t would
not be at all surprising If the Amer
lean army in the Philippines finds
itself, before long, buster than It has
been for some time. The policy OF
imperialism is bringing its own re-
ward.
tt is believed here, by the people
who ought 70 know. that the recent
visit TO This capital by J. Pierpont
Morgan and his call on the President
means.an extra session OF the 57th
Congress and that it will be called
some time early in the month of Sep
TENDER. It is believed that Mr..
Morgan said 10 the President that
he and The money kings of Wall
street conld not stave off a panic
longer than September unless there
was legislation that would relieve
them. In other words. they want
the Aldrich bill passed, so that the
money now in the Treasury can be
placed in the banks of Wall street
and relieve the pressure on them.
Thus is this administration not only
run by the Wall street gang, but ii
approves policy that takes the
money out Of the peoples pockets
and places it in the banks of the
country, so that they can loan it
back to the people and make profit
out of them.
The remedy is in the hands OF the
people.
CHARLES A. EDWARDS.
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In loving remembrance of my dear
Grand father MARTIN WHILE. who
died February p, 1893. Loved in
lie, in death remembered.
One by one our ties are broken
AS we sec our 1--we decay,
And the hopes 80 fOndly cherished
brighten but TO pass away.
Ore nv one our hopes grow brighter
As we near the shining shore.
For we known across the river
waits, our loved one gone before.
Gently, gently. blows the breeze,
Der the grave where grandpa lies.
It's for him that we are weeping
lis for him we nov send sighs,
Grandpa Is not dead. but sleeping,
Beneath the earth's cold sod,
wen now turn our minds from weepinr
And put our trust in g d.
GRAED DAUGHTER n.
In remembrance of my beloved
sister, JULIA ABELL, who depart-
ed this life, one wear. the 18th OF De-
tober, 1902. Gone, but not forgotten.
Ny heart is sad and lonely Low.
My grief too deep TO tell.
But time wiz come to me so soon
That NAV with YOU dwell.
Now you are dead. dear sister
And md sweet flowers laid
Down In the peaceful valley
Beneath the willow shade
Our feet viii oftimes wander
Towards that sacred mouud
Where sleeps our darling sister
In So Johns blessed ground.
No more shall we our sister see.
" Bike we on earth remain
We gave her np. and unay IL be,
Thst we shall meet Rgsin.
b. her brother, d.
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COMMUNICATED
WASHINGTON. March "a, 1903.

1 "ASuANGfON, hAaFCu ID isu9.
So far as the Cuban reciprocity
treaty is concerned, the democrats
have won signal victory over the
republicans. As / said in former
letter. it was the intention OF the
democrats to talk the treaty to death
unless they could get all they con-
tended for. and when the republi-
cans saw them line up as one man
under the able leadership of Arthur
Pue German, they capitulated and
came down like SCOTS coon. 1t is
the first time in years that the dem
ocrats in the Senate have presented
an unbroken front to the republicans.
When they have done so in the past
they invariably have won a victory.
The trouble has been that in the
recent past they have had no lead
ership in the Senate worthy the
name. They have il now, and the
results are apparent to the most cas-
ual observer. The democrats said
to the republicans that they must
add an amendment TO the Cuban reci-
procity treaty that would give the
House of Representatives the right
to pass upon it before it became OPP
erative, because il was Legislation
that affected the revenues of the
government, aud that all such legis-
latiOn must have the concurrent
sanction of the House of Represen-
tatives, or else il would not be con-
stitutional Legislation. 1t would be
practically eliminating the House as
one OF the legislative branches of the
government and legislation by the
Senate exclusively. 1t viii be re-
membered that the House at the first
session Of the 57th Congress passed
a law giving Cuba this reduction in
the rates OF the Dingley law that is
asked for, but ii also tackled on to IL
a clause that eliminated the differ
entail on refined sugar, which would
save the consumers of this country
millions of dollars annually that now
60 into the pockets of the sugar
trust. For that very reason the
Senate refused to consider the meas
ure and let it die. 1t now comes TO
the front with the treaty, giving the
same reduction in the Dingley rates,
but it does not remove the differen-
tial on refined sugar which gives the
consumer in this country chance.
aud clearly is an attempt to play in
TO the hands of the sugar trust.
The republicans have been forced
TO agree to the amendment to allow
the House to pass on the treaty when
it meets next winter. If they had
not agreed to it they would not have
got away from here all summer, or
else would have been forced TO aban-
don the treaty altogether. The net
result Of this democratic victory will
De that the House next winter will
either add the amendment again,
eliminating the differential on rein
ed sugar, or If it passes the House
as sent to it by the Senate. then the
democrats in the Senate win open
up the tariff debate in its entirety
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Orphans Court Of ST. Mary county,
March II, iy03, set
Ordered by the court that John u. Bailen-
ger. Executor OF John 4. ballenger, i4Ge ol
St. Mary . county, Maryland, deceased. gave
the notice required by law To the deceased a
credItors To exhibit their claims slid that Ine
same Dc published once a week Tor sax success
siNe weeks IA the 81. AMry's BEACON.
Test: PHILLIP A. HyCKLER
hegister OF Wills Tor 81 Marj's county.
NOTICE
In pursuance Of the above order. we hereby
give notice that have obtained IRON the
Orphans Court OF 81. Mary's county, Mary
land, letters testanentary ON the personai
estate OF JOHN A. BALLES q Eh Iate OF sala
county, Deceased. All persons ha sILp claims
against the said deceased are hereby mo-
tilted TO exhibit the same, with the q. oper
vouchers attached thereto 10 the su UscriDers
on or before the Ath day oI sept. lssB. they
Will otherwise by Inv bc exciuaed fruIn the
DEMENT'S of said estate. All persODslndebJea %
toe deceased are requested ~ make Itnnedi-
ate pay ment 10 the subscriber.
JOHN As. BALLENGEk,
March 10. O3-ew