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The evening world., 1905-11-06
SPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
MONDAY, 9,

MONDAY, NOVEMBER g.
aaolng at Aqueduot, 2 p, NJ.
Golf: All members match 1t Mont
lair.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
RacuE at Aqueduct at 2 p. NJ
Squn,h championships NJ Ards!ey
Century Road Club Cameo
COLUMBIA olass regatta, ~ A, N.
Observation-Disclosures at New York Uni
verst,; Vermont at Mddieoury
Franklin and Marshall at West
ern University OF Pennsylvania.
uolt-HhIdlcap at Ardsleyi Eeotio.
day o-p, at Plainneld; Member
cup at Vox Hihs: Medal play
handbag At Apawamis, Governor
cups at oyker Meadow; Members
team mae.h at Essex County Ooan-
try Club; Handicap at Forest Park.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER
Racing ut Aaieduot, Q p. M
THuRspk, NOVEMBER O.
Racing at Aqeduct Q p NJ
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10
Racing ut Aquetuot, . p. NJ.
acknowledgements freshmen al
Mercersburg. Pa
The evening world., 1905-11-06
MAN KILLED BY FALL.

Jose do Augustine, a Iaboeep was
killed to-day IN a new building az No
GO Bank street by a ALL nom the fourth
story ITO tho second.
There was life in him when fellow
worklnen picked him up, but befoo
medical assistance reached him he was
dead. He lived at No, 25t Mott street.
The evening world., 1905-11-06

frtA street. one Of the girls bnke out
from the rest and jumped upon a horse
block and made a Ave minute Jerome
speech which drew an sudlenoe IN about
two seconds that would have flied Oar
negie Hall.
Murray DRnnenbaum Is me particular
friend OF p, r, MCGOWAN, VINO b run
ming for President Of the Board Of Al
dermen- A friend Of Jerome's was
standing near Dannenbaum In the Fifth
Avenue HoGel Saturday night saying
things about Jerome, and one OF the
things he SAID was: And when Jerome
says Who's McGowan3' It makes an
awful hit with me, and / haven't 0ound
out yet who MCGOWAN Is"
Dannenbaum touched the young man
on the shoulder ana said: I'll bet you
any amount from 90 cents 10 thirty
thousand dollars that MCGOWAN has two
speaking acQuaintlnces TO Jerome's ono,
and McGowun was In the public prints
~ New York when Jerome was making
his FIRST effort to dodge work"
The young man sputtered for a mo-
ment and excused himself saying hs
did not mean any offense.
The evening world., 1905-11-06
LADY M0NARCHS LEAD.

The Monarchs lead with a clean roc
ords in the Eastern hve-iady champion
snip tournament at the Harlem Circle
alleys, the standing Of teams with In
uWdua averages at the beginning VI
the third week IN the competition being
az follows.
The evening world., 1905-11-06

the champion an open QUESTION. Smith says
inslst that AL ehalithsss must roll twenty.
games, or he IL wililnE 10 make he match
IN three series Of games, one on each home
alley and q third series on neutral alleys.
The evening world., 1905-11-06

Oscar Hammer Ia receiving due credit from
team.mabes toT the fast pace set by jamaica
Conclaye In the Hoptasoph League.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-01

Only few days more ana ne oner viii
be Withdrawn.
HERE 1T IS.
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ready reference bool, Tells you in
second everything you wunt TO know
This ereat book ana the Daily Loader
one year for only $500
The sIeai book ard the oklahoma
weekly Louder one year only so ceIts
This offer for mai subscrruons only
This onor win positively be Withdrawn
Sept. l5.
Many have grabbed 1t the offer why
not youg
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-08
TOO MANY DEVoTIoNs.

A timely little note of warning is
sounded by the Sacred Heart Review
in a recent number Every one, says
the Review, should be careful not to
confuse his mind by a multiplicity of
devotions and prayers. We must bear
in mind that most forms of devotion
are optional and all persons. are not
specially attracted to the same forms.
One person may, like Faber, be. most
drawn to the devotion to the Precious
Blood: another, like Blessed Margaret
Mary, to the Sacred Heart. Some per-
sons are very devout to st. Joseph;
others. to st. Anthony. What is neces-
sary1 is to- remember that the Greed
contains what we should believe; the
Commandments what we should do or
avoid; while the Sacraments and pray
ers are the means of obtaining Gods
help. We are not to find fault with
our neighbor if he does not visit just
the shrine that we prefer, or make pre-
cisely the same novenas, or know
about every indulgence, or invoke our
dearest saint. Let US serve God with
liberty of spirit do conscientiously
all that is of Obligation; and leave the
rest to sweet charity and to God.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-08
THE GENERAL INTENTION
Recommended by His Holiness, Phys
X=The Extension of Retreats.

All summer, and occasionally during
the year, you hear of priests and reli-
gious communities going into retreat,
spending a week or more in strict re-
tirement and applying themselves to
meditation and other plus exercises.
You know that a great deal depends
on these retreats. not only for their
own spiritual welfare, but also for the
parochial, school and other work in
which they are engaged, and for you
and other Practitioners to whom they
minister.
Did it ever occur to you that retreat
of this kind nigh benefit you immense
ly? That, instead of waiting for others
to impart to you the influence of the
fervor they have acquired in retreat
you might also obtain a better under
standing of the truths of religion, and
greater devotion of God and the Church
by thinking or meditating about it in
your own way. under proper direc-
ton?
The object of a retreat is to dispose
you TO seek and follow Gods will. and.
with this in view to help you to be-
come master of the faculty. the Will,
which above all others enables you to
do this resOlutely and steadfastly. You
may make good resolutions and keep
them in some way without retreat,
but you cannot without the quiet ana
application of retreat, either see so
clearly the reasons for making them
or the motives for adhering to them
The exercises of a retreat, or, what is
the same without the solitude, of a
mission or we'll conducted traduum, are
confirmation in the graces one OBJ
MISUNDERSTANDING Observation-Disclosures t
! tains in meditation, examination of
conscience, vocal prayer. You know, l
am sure, dozens of people whom a re-
treat would not only reform but even
perfect. Never neglect an opportunity
that offers of making one, if only in
/ your parOchial missions or sodality or
other society triduums, and pray that
the custom of making them may become
more common among the laity as well
as among priests and religious.
Mary Immaculate, pray for US.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-08
WHO GO BEFORE.

God sometimes calls those servants
home
Whose years are in their prime;
But he has better measure than
The pendulum of time:
Some workers quickly do their task
OF service and of love,
So their promotion early comes
To higher work above.
God loves them, and he spares them
much,
Not theirs to wait alone.
And feel the ache of useless years,
With strength and vigor gore;
They are not stranded derelicts
While tides go rushing by.
They do their part and win the race,
And then they gently die.
Not theirs to lift their fading eyes
And find no comrades left:
Not theirs to dwell among the graves
Forsaken and bereft:
They pass from work to better work,
And rest before the noon;
All, God is very good to them,
They do not die too soon!
Catholic Columbian
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-08
The CHURCH IN FRANCE.

The French chamber has been dis
cussing the separation bill ever since
the reopening after the Easter holidays.
and remarkably little progress has. been
made with it. The battle is chiefly rag
ing round articles 4 and 6, which deal
with the devolution of church proper
ty and the guarantees necessary to en-
sure that that property shall not fall
into the hands of unauthorized parties.
The socialists are making a stiff fight
to leave such loopholes as may permit
of the church being tricked out of her
property. but it is hardly likely that
they will succeed to the extent they de-
sire Meanwhile Catholics are not the
only ones who dread and oppose the
government measure. The general con-
sistory of the Lutheran churches of the
Confession of Augsburg in France, at
their annual congress last week, passed
a strongly orded resolution expressing
dissatisfaction at the government bill,
and praying for the continuance of the
status quo, which, on the whole, has
been found to work we'll and to offer
serious guarantees of security and lib
erty-Pittsburg Observer.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-08
JEWISH ENCYCLOPEDIA
IN CATHOLIC COLLEGES

From the Jewish Criterion, published
in this city, we learn that a committee
of one hundred composed of the most
eminent rabbis and Jewish laymen
throughout the country, has been
formed for the purpose of distributing
5000 complete sets of the Jewish En-
cyclopedia amongst Christian theolog-
ical colleges and seminaries and Sun
day school associations, as well as the
principal newspaper offices in the land
to commemorate the two hundred and
fiftieth anniversary of the first arrival
of Jews in America, which will occur
in November next. This is, as the Cri-
terion says, "a happy thought for
there can be no gainsaying that the
acquaintance of the leaders of public
opinion and, above all, the religious ed
ucators of our Christian fellow citizens
with this magnum opus will contribute.
by showing the great part which Israel
took in the civilization of mankind in
general and the development. mental
and commercial, of America in particu-
lar, to combat the prejudices still prev
alent in certain circles of our population
against the Jews" The Rev. H. H.
Hyvernat, professor of Semitic Ian
guages at the Catholic University of
America, Washington, in a letter to the
secretary of the committee, writes as
1olIOWS: concerning your idea or haV-
ing 1000 copies of Jewish Encyclopedia
distributed among the Catholic colleges
and other educational institutions
(about 400 and individual clergymen
through the efforts of a committee of
Jewish philanthropists and commercial
workers, / beg leave to assure you that
l fully approve of that idea and prom
Use to assist you in furnishing you lists
of institutions and clergymen who will
appreciate such gift. Hoping that in
this way your encyclopedia may better
accomplish its mission of enlightenment
and pacification and thus rebound to
the honor of the Jewish race. l remain
yours. very cordially etc.-Catholic
Citizen
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-08
The GERMANS KNOW.

The convention of the New York Ger
man Catholic State Federation held IN
This city the past week demonstrated
that now. as ever, the German Catho-
lies are fully alive to the dangers that
menace the Church and that they know
tbe wav to combat them. The resolu-
lions adopted cover the ground COM
nletely. dealing as they do with relig-
ions education. Sunday desecration,
socialism and support of the Catholic
nress. On the latter topic the conven-
fion spoke in no uncertain terms. The
mess in this twentieth century, say
tbe resolutions, sis a powerful instru-
,nent for good We, therefore, recon-
mend that a better support be given to
onr catholic press in this country. No
family calling themselves Catholic
should be without at least one Catholic
naner eor periodical" No one knows
better than the German Catholic the
immense aid the Catholic press is to the
church. In the Fatherland an able and
peIl-srpported Catholic press had a
large share in freeing German Cath
.olies from the intolerable persecution
of The Falk laws.-Catholic News.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-08
Graduation Day.

Old Time in striding. strikes chime
ar bells and as We listen to the va
1led notes that make or mar the mel
o1E Of years, we realize that music, TO
be true. must hold the minor chord Of
sadness and the major tone of JOY
The perfect combination is the key
note Of graduating song such as
sang itself into the hearts of four de-
voted pupils of Sacred Heart academy
who on the morning of June p severed
yet strengthened the ties of past hap
~ years.
Prominent among those who listened
With rapt attention to the following
programme We're Rev. p. NJ. Cashna-
han Of Ogden: Fathers Sheehan of Ne
Nada, Deneaf st. Mary's cathedral;
Roster, Kelledy. Hegarty, Professor
Myers Of All HalloWs college, Salt Lake
city; Oyxteur Salt Lake, and Super
1Atendent of Ogden Public Schools VIII
liam Allison.
The young ladies who acquitted
themselves so creditably were: Misses
Donaghy, Maloney Maginnis, O'Con-
lell, Frost, A Coltman. Trap. M:
Kane. Gamble. p. Spargo, Lambert, i
Misslin, Shepard, Iverson. Murphy, ).
arter, Coltman, Downey, NlederkorI'
Bel Roberts. Kilkenny Grill, NJ.
Browne, McGuiness, Roberts, Massey
Leadbetter, Watts.
After the initial number. and the
Grand march from ''Tannhauser,
which was rendered by the vocal class
The graduates seated themselves on the
platform. and Miss Dolly Maloney, the
talented daughter of Judge T. Maloney'
delivered. in a clear, forcible style. the
essay poem. which won the admiration
OF the audience, not alone for the pa
tiotic touches. which appealed TO an
true Americans, but for the hIstoIl-
cal, yet poetic manner in when tne
subject was treated. Back amid Asia
mountain-girded Wales she pictured
Drimeval man." and through the oli-
ierent ages she accompanied him IN ms nus
Wanderings and noted his progress uhtll
Empires star frightened win lOs
CLEAN,
Earth's noblest land our loved Column
bia."
As a reader Mies Ma y was excel
lent but it was as e-ocutionist Iha'
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-08
THE BLEEDING HEART or JESUS.

Come We, to Him, who labor and whose
hearts are sore, oppressed,
And in the Heart of Jesus, peace, con-
tent and rest;
Through the highways and byways, III
city and country street,
He sends the invitation, Come, kpeel
at the Savior's feet"
Gather the sweet June roses; place
them on the Saviors shrine;
Cast at His feet thy burden; He giveth
strength divine.
Ye whose souls are burdened with the
heavy weight of sin,
Come to the Heart of Jesus, there is
peace and joy therein. ~
Behold this Heart, ON Calvary, pierced
by a lance for you
Pleading, Father forgive them,l they
know not what they do"
Behold your Christ, your Savior, love
emanates from His Heart,
To enter thy cold, sin-scarred soul. re-
pentant tears to start.
The love from the Heart of Jesus, a
CLEAN of the Love. Divine
Shall pass from the Heart of Jesus to
find lodgment in thine;
SO may the arid desert of thy heart
grow rich again
And blossom. like to garden, before
the eyes of men.
William Urban Franey in New World
HsF
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-08
CHURCH CALENDAR.

July IS. 4th after Pent. st. Ger
manus. Bp. E. Rom. viii. 1928; G. Luke
V. l-11.-154, 761 for perseverance
July 1O--M. Seven Brothers, MN
1 1914 for the young.
July lit. st. Margaret, Q-lSS'l 94
for LIST Communions.
July l2-W. St John Gualoert, AID.
c. F.-96,645 for parents.
Julv 1SETh. St. Anacletus, P. M.-75,
247 for families.
.Iulv 14.-F. St. Bonaventure, Bp. CD.
40 323 reconciliationS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-28
IVA de VeraS ESQ?

En- la tarde del 10. telegraffan de
Paris. zarp6 de Cherburgo 81 acoraza-
do frances "Desaix'' con rumbo 4
Fort de France. isla de Martinica. En-
la traves1a deb1an juntarsele los cru
ceros de la misma nacion "Lavoissier"
"Troude' "Chasseloup-Lonbat" "Ju-
rien de la Gravlere" y Ia escuadrilla
q esperar ordenes en- Fort de France.
A bordo del "Desaix" ira el almirante
Bevoe de la Peyrere portador, dicen,
de I'm ultimatum.
Hacia la misma hora, muy POGO an
tes, telegrafaban de Washington para
decir que la situacon frar co-venezo-
lana no habia cambiado nj dadose Or
denes ofciales para acci6n agresiva
contra Venezuela, aunque era cosa re-
suelta la determination de Francis a
insistir en- que Sc reconociesen todos
sus derechts en- obtener repara cion
por la ofensa inferida a sn represen-
tante diplomatico, y CUE los Estados
Unidos mo Sc opondrian que Fran
cia hiciese valer sus derechos por fuer
"a de armas 81 ell case 10 requer1a".
Hasta entonces, por 10 menos, ell Pre-
sidente Castro no habfa dado satisfac-
cion de ninguna clase.
Ell juez Calhoun Sc habia lido a Chi
cago a poner su informe por escrito,
no sabiendo cuAndo 10 tendrfa listo
para entregarselo al Presidente.
Ell gobierno frances Sc propone &C
trar con pausa. FL viaje de Cherbur-
go Fort de France durara unos quin-
ce dfas. plazo sufciente para que ell
Presidente Castro tome una determi-
naci6n. ST en- ell interim da satisfac-
cion razonable M. Taigny, Francia
no ira mas adelante, pero 81 Sc obstina
en- su ceguedad, la escuadrilla france
sa procedera a .bloquearle los puertos.
Dice el CONSTITUTIONAL de Caracas
saber de buena fuente que en- 1898.
dufante la guerra hispano americana.
la compaf1fa del Cable Frances, de-
seando ayudar a los Estados Unidos,
dispuso que un buque al efecto corta-
Sc ell cable cubano. y porque ell capi-
tan Sc nego 10 que lla1naba un acto
piratico, Sc lie echo de la compafiia.
Todo este To- niegan de Washington
categoricamente, dejando ell asunto
reducido question de veracidad. Pu-
do muy bien ser. sabiendose cuan CO.
rriente es adular al fuerte. y puede
as1lnismo ser una intriga de Caracas
para comprometer mas a la compa-
mia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-28
Apte dramatico en- Espaha

En- ell teatro Arriaga de Bilboa,
donde actda la comp fIfa Guerrero
Mendoza, seestreno ell drama LA Lo-
ca" original del ioven literato Alfonso
Ruiz de Grijalba.
El teatro hallabase casi lleno, flo
ieaudo algo los palcos a causa de estar
veraneando las fanilias que los tienen
abonados.
La obra, que aicanzo TN excelente
exito, sigue, en- la forna, los proce-
dimientos teatrales del ilustre Eche-
garay, pero en- Ell fondo eS de tenden-
cias modernas, distinguiendose por
una gran valen,fa en- ell d;alogo.
La obra estudia la passion de los CO.
razones mobiles.
Ell primer acto es de una exposition
preciosisima y esta constru1do con
gran habilidad.
El segundo y tercero tambien fue-
ron muy ce1ebrados.
Ell publico llam6 repetidas veces al
autor, trjbut andole grandes. ovacio-
neS.
En- la Interpretation Sc distinguie-
ron principalmente la sefIora Guerrero
las sefloritas Suarez y Brem6n.
Fernando Diaz de Mendoza desem-
pef16 acknowledgements ell papel de
Carlos Alfaro', en- Ell que da a cone
Ger al enamorado que cump)e Su deber
hasta ell t1ltimo instante.
Ell p1bltco qued6 satisfechfsimo.
La obra Sc dara 4 conocer en- Ma
drid muy pronto.
En- breve llegara q Madrid el emf
nente mtsico italiano Leoncavallc,
para estudiar la m1sica popular espa-
ffola. con objeto de componer una
opera c6mica cuyo tftulo sera LA Ju-
ventud de Figaro"
La letrs serA del famoso dramatur-
go Victoriono 1Sardou y de Manuel
Vancaire.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-28
Ell battalion puertorriqueno

Hoy a las nueve de la mafiana lego
a esta ciudad, Ell battalion puertorri-
auefio de regreso de su paseo militar
por Ia isla.
La mtisica del battalion fue recibir
& sus camaradas y durante el trayecto
hasta el Quartet. ejecutaba el magnffi-
co paso doble "El puiIao de rosas".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-28

ClOn eSpauOia>-LOS lcIICuOo UC loS
frailes.-Disgusto del gobernador
Wright.
Dicen de Washington que Mr.. Luke
e. Wright, gobernador civil de Fill.
pinas, Sc dispone abandonar su pues-
to, siendo probable que 10 haga para
ell 10 de Diciembre, en- cuyo mes
debe ir los Estados Unidos, aun9ue
no 10 abandone. De cualquier modo,
tiene derecho seis meses de licencia.
Su prop6sito es, dicen, voIver su
bufete, de abogaGo en- Nashville, Ten
uessee,, donde reside, habiendo quie-
mes agreguen que intenta prese ntar.
Sc candidate al Senado federal.
Atribdyese.. la causa de esta resolu'
ci6n que Mr.. Wright esta disgusta.
do con su gobierno y con ell estado de
cosas que reina- en- las islss. Los ne
gocios de la con1ision insular no mar
chan con la ammonia que ell deseara,
y ademss. Sc lie ha combatido recia
mente en- la prensa de aquel pals y
hasta por americanos que Green ex
tr avagante la manera en- que ALI Sc
esta gobernando.
Ell Juez Taft, ministro de la Cue
rra, dice que NADIA sabe. Lo mas
proba BILE es que 6nJa ignorancia, pues
sa be mas grama atica parda que de,e-
cho jurfdlco-en Ell que Sc lie tiene por
eminencia. El mismo dia en- que Sc
pubic6 la noticia, ell 12, telegrafio al
goberns dor Wright apro bando Ia for
mula de avenencia a que este lego
con los frailes dominicos en- question
de pesos.
Ell gobierno americana hab1a COM
prado los bienes de las Ordenes reli.
giosas por algo mas de ST.. 900. de
10 cual les habfa pagado como Ia mi
tad, reteniendo ell resto en- tanto Sc
aclara ban ciertos puntos obscuros con
|respecto a la propiedad de algunos
terrenos. La diferencia consist1a en-
unos 100000, que los dominicos Sc
avinieron reducir a $5o. 900 cuando
Ell juez Taft estuvo tltimamente en-
Manila, y este fue 10 que Mr.. Taft
aprobo en- su despacho al gobernador
Wright.
Como recuerdo del viaje del minis
tro-juez a Manila, reproduciremos para
GNs0 n kn%
parra6llos que pronunci6 en- un ban
quote con que el y sus acompafia ntes
senadores, diputados, periodiStas y
otros. les obsequiaron las Camaras de
Comercio Son confesiones que no
pierden toda su actualidad por ser
tardfas:
"Muctos norte' 'americanos y gentes
de otras nacionalidades, Sc han acos-
tumbrado a ha blar NAL de Espafla y
del regimen espahol en- estas Islas y
en- sus demas colonias. Yo deseo
hacer constar aqui solemnemente que
esa grande y antigua Monarqufa espa-
hola ha sido la dnica que ha sabido
hacer de una raza malaga, un pueblo
apto para ell gobierno propio.
"Nuestros buenos amigos los ingle-
ses censuran nuestra politica en- Fill
pinas, es que ellos no tienen un pue-
bio cristiano y civilizado como este,
1Y q quien debe este pueblo su civ'-
lizaci6n y cristianizaci6n1 A Espafla
y las misiones espafiolas. Yo me
feicito y felicito al pueblo flipinas, de
que podamos edifcar nuestra obra
sobre tan s6lidos cimientos'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-28

La prensa de provincias. hace lar
gas resefias de las festas patri6ticas
con que Sc celebro Ell aniversario Yara.
En- todas parties Sc ha celebrado la
fiesta nacional en- medic del mas COM
pleto orden y con el entusiasmo y ell
j1bilo que deben presidir en- los dias
fastos de Ia Patria. ...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-28
Ell GOBIERNO O
DE. FlLiPINAS

Declaraciones en- favor de la Colonial
ci6n espafiola Los terrenos de los
frailes.-Disgusto del gobernador
Wright.