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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-21

We guarantee our Fruit Cake TO be
the BEST that can be made. Vienna
Bakery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-21

A 12-month Christmas present for
man or boy. A Y. NJ. c. A. membership.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-21

DR.. Broadbent's
Dental Office 500 Scott Bldg. 1853 Main
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-21

s. D. Evans,
Undertaken and embalmer, removed
to new locs ton, As South State street.
A 12-month Christmas present for
man or boy A Y. NJ. c. A. membership.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-21

White fox for Xmas makes an appro5
pirate gift. Mehesy, the Furrier
Knutsford.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-21

SAT- Lake Photo Supply Co., kodaks,
Finishing. Framing. Main & Sd So. SITS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-21
HIGH GRADE WATCHES.
s. D. Evans,

Low Prices A. s. Reiser. Jewele
No. u East First South street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-21

r. 5. Campbell,
20 South Temple East Templeton.
"INDUSTRIALS."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-21

Desky's Clothing Sale now on.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-08-07

to nominate them, thinking thereby
to appease their desire for Office and at
the same time lay them out politically,
but the political wave that swept over
the state of Washington that year
swept both into Office. Since that
time, 1898, there has not been even a
shadow of show to elect democrat
to congress form this state. and both
men having possession, that being
nine points in law, have continued to
hold on, and on. Ito domination each
time being equivalent to. election. 1t
is doubtless true that Jones has done
his best-for Yakima county.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-08-07
POLITICAL TALK or MEN.

William Adams, ex-mayor of Roslyn.
is talked of for commissioner from the
north end of the county on the republi-
can ticket.
John I. Taylor, at prese Mt commits
sioner from district No. ,, is being
talked of as a candidate for 81 eritf on
the republican ticket.
c. Il. Hovey of this city it is said.
will be candidate for prosecuting at
torney before the republican conyen.
ton Sept. 10Th.
Sheriff Thomas is reported as deny
ing that he is candidate for the legis
lature, and that he wants to retire
from office.
If Il. NJ. Baldwin is a candidate for
the legislature on the democratic tick e
ct he will not say so.
Austin Mires will doubtless be can
ddate to succeed himself for prosecuting
attorney.
1t is said that DR.. Williams will be
given the nomination for coroner on
the republican ticket if he wants it.
The nomination for treasurer, so far
as the republican party is concerned
will doubtless go to ". b. Price.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-08-07

OUR republican friends can saw all
'ney please in defense of Washingtop's
aelegatiou in congress, but it is a set.
lied TACT, that had the republican state
convention of 1898 thought there would
even have been ghost OF show Of
eiecting congressional delegation,
Nellner Jones or Cushman could have
come within a mile of securing the
Nomination. The nomination was ten.
0ered no less than a score of persons.
Two OF whom were Ellensburg citizens
~ b. Graves and Austin Mires-but
Oil declined to offer their bodies as a
'acrihce Or the artar OF their party.
II was said at the time. that some one
~ lskisg manner suggested Jones
~Du Cushman, both OF whom consented
make the race, and the convention
''A''s tie matter seriously, concluded
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-08-07

The present law for the nominations
OF local officers is such that any county
committee can provide for direct no.
limitations by the people. Why not
nominate by the direct primary in
kittitas county this year: One or all
county committees can authorize such
nominations. In a short time the
democratic precinct committeeman
Will meet to make the call for con.
Vention or to provide for nominations
ey the people. Every man who believ-
esn the people and who is willing to
trust the people should personally in
tervlew his precinct committeeman
and secure from him pledge TO trust
tne people by authorizing direct nomi-
nations this year.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-08-07

In the matter of keeping prisoner
confined in the county Jail for weeks
and months awaiting trial at the ex
pense OF the county, seems grossly IN
just to the county as well as to the
prisoner. The cost to the county each
day per prisoner for board is 40 cents,
$3.50 per week or Sl1.20 per month.
There now seven prisoners confined
In cur county Jail who must wait until
the November term OF court to be
tried-three months-thei board alone
will have cost the county before they
can get hearing, fully 1885. 90.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-08-07
NEW SCHOOL HOUSE
School District Thirty.Thrss Building h ouse
Ackley & Luff Awarded Contract.

The board of directors of >chool dis
trict thirty-three awarded Ackley X
Luff the contract of building the uew
school house. When completed and
ready for school it will have cost the
district about 100000.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-08-07
Pear and Ounce.

The pear is 10 Il large extent subject
to the same insects and diseases which
attack the apple The programme Tor
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-08-07

Social NotIee-Hereafter all resolutions OF con.
aoIence. cards Of thanks notices OF emierta h,
I.1eiiar nofices will be charged regular adVertls
s sne rates when published in tn. DAWN
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-08-07
ooRERT TURNER EDITOR

correspondents will please try and get then
Cui ;.e,ns in TO us as early in the week a.
nnees ~J later than Tuesday afternoon, un
IRsss something OF special importance makes II
necessary to hold same until! Wednesday HUH
ing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
|:
BUILD|E0vyN||.CA||NA.L ! O | n B Al
Little Republic, 3 ac ckedi by Euro ltr \
h peans, N May No! Move f, Check Check 4
4, mate United States.
o FOIL LOW DARlENl ] !. ROUTE F'' o I q:
South America apers 8 ~ Y axe ak e
Emphatic Anno ncemenltt, .lle.'lt3,. but b1lultss
s Reports Are Unco nfirmed.

fsnccial I. to Tie :Trlmes-Dispatch.

9fi9Is'A Especial tO'Ino NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
+ NEW YORK, June 25. ~ Vices from
tho United States OF $colombla, which which
arc accepted In Spanish Am erican circles g
here as having basis in truth. indicate tlcni'e.
that tho Colombian government has "a de-, y,
cided to undertake a canal Y enterprise ~ e
of I'm por tanco equal to- that OF the Pan-
ANA Canal being built by Fthe United '1l1t''1
states government. II Il 7 he Colombian l gov v:-
5ornmont, the adYices say, has decided ,lel
to 4 carry out the n plan for the L'arlen. 'e'
frro,,te which /; lies wholly within its 81 ter
Eritory: Just south Of the sou thern polnd-
airy, nry Of the Republic Of Panama This
viii coil for oxoaYating for twenty ant one
miles and tunneling for two and three
quarters miles through the Andenn chaia5
= X t''Hue q said the South American Republic
probably will have the cooperation OF
Rchill. Peru, ecuador and Brazil. and that
German ana English capital to the
amount Of $40 ooo. 900 VIII be put into the
enterprise, 5 Representatives Of the Cos
{lombinn government are In the dark as
gtoSthe decision Of the oflcinls OF their
country. slgnor Diego NJ ndoza, tho Cos
51ombian minister, who Ia In this Y city
temporarily, said to-day he had not been peg
advised OF the pro jeot, but sit might PC
something taken up quickly and decided
upon without advising him. Y, 1,.i,z W. 4. !,
45f He doubted that suoh q course Would
be adopted, and he idiculed the sug-
gestlon that the Colombian government
had decided to build the canal e. g an
not az reprlsal against the United States
for the aid 1t gave to the people OF
Panama 5i,, establishing their republic AZ
ter they seeded from Colombia,
spanish-A American papers published IN
this city have been advised Of the pur..
pose OF tho Colombian government ana
one Of them, IA semana makes the
nositiye statement In Its Issue Of this
week that Colombia has determined 70
build the canal ySS n ~ ss3. ss n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
AGEDN0T'PA'y.F0REGI0 0 /
FROM TRUST.
Far ching Decision Along
$ This Line Handed Down in
8,9t 515S, ST, Louis.
lRY ,A4aaoclated Press,

ST, LOUIS. June 2255 "a notable anti
trust decision was handed down In the
Circuit Court to-day by Judge Ryan. who
ruled that q apurehaser does not have to
pay for goods bought from, 9 so-called
trust; The Cahill-swift Manufacturing
Company tilea suit for $40 against Joseph
u. Walsh n plumber, on the allegation
that Walsh had bought goods TO the value
o,f the Judgment asked, and had refused
to pay for them. Walsh acknowledged
that this was true Il But his coanssel
g,Ied that Walsh did mot have to- pay for
gonds bought from q trust any more than.
he would have to pay a. gaHplln Sdetl.,
Walsh's defense was hased solely Fupon'
this antitrust argument The court susr y g
.talned hiHl ~ N VI S 3 II, a n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
GOVERNMENT CANNOT
CONTROL INSURANCE. J ! 4 ]! J !:
Senate Committee on Judiciary
N Makes Unanimous Report in
81. Single Sentence, !:
ttBy Associated Press,),

WASHINGTON. June i26,-con sress has
no right to regulate insurance. accord,
Ing to the Senate COMMITTEES on the
judiciary A report from that committee
was presented to-day TO this effect BY
senator spooner, The report was made
on resolution instructins the commit,
tee to inquire whether Congress- has such
a right The report was very brief and
ran az flows; .3s ,
...The Committee on the judiciary a
beo leave 70 report that II ID the
I B una rIr,ous opInlon ot the committee
a, that the conorsss u without author'
VI liz under the constl e super:
lmarlne. Nre and 4 life lnsuranqs ex.
u s,s cert In the District of columkls, the
territories and the Insular posses'
n slons OF the United sjates.'
Fs The committee pron ises to give ita
REASONS at q later date. The report went
to the calen ndar.i g. Il N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
a ||D|''.L|..|I|.'V|.E[AND8|C[....II 1 !. \ !
MEN GOGT0 1A|l.|.l|'
Prominent and Wealthy Dealers.
Fined Heavily and Sentenced Z
to w orkllouse
i i MAxIM UNI PUNIs sHMdENT. \ &
SSIu,,,dg,se, S,,, y Will q lessen Sentence i
&. They R Restore NJ NJ oney .I15 3to
II. Mulcted Public. 8sfs ia
tBy5 Associated Press,)

TOLEDO. OHIO June 25.- In Common!
pleas Court to-day, Judge Fkinkade I'M
posed the maximum sentence OF 8, 800 fino ll
and one year In the work house on 6 i've
Ice men. guilty Of conspiracy In restraint
OF trade. sgs giE q iS3 Ii u
The men sentenced are Joseph N. Mil
ler, who was aconyi icted. and +, a. B1.rd.
r, q, Lennon, H. P. Brelning and Peter
Fl, waters, who pleaded guilty. The
fudge said the sentences might be nliti-i
gated In the event the men made restitu-
ton. u 81 s3l5. a35s
4, Hearing upon motions In arrest OF judg-s
ment cannot fbe had for some time, and
the. Ice men Will stand committed untll
the, fines are paid or the ntence is other-
wise disposed Of, II N n ~ I
All PROMINENT Men.
The sflive men. nll OF them prominent
In business and social circles. were taken
to the county jail to await the lnaklhs y
out OF the necessary papers to conmlt
them to the Workhouse. unless. N the
meantime. they meet A ] dge G5 4 lnltade's 8
requirements OF restitution to- the ubllc.f
4 These mon were !ndlotd under the VAL
Sentine ant! trust law for combining to
restrain trade. Under tho pretext that
the ice supply was much smaller I tllan
In recent years, a these Ideal alers.. oomplneG q
snnd advanced prices from Atty to loo
per cent Il,
They were indicted, and one OF them.
stood trial, n but was VI convicted, ,Ihe
others entered pleas of guilty t3s
1.-THE sentence is the max mum under
the! law, II they would escape any part
!ot 1t thy must pay back to customers oil
&<xHNr rn1ll lon
AZ the prioe prior to forming the conlbi-
nation, The law provides for tmprlsrsa1-
,, ment, as we'll Fas fine and IS the men go
"a the worklouse they VII be put at
fhard labor. Two or three OF them are
worth at least 100000 each. ;55 y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
Y
SCHOOLS.
STIll.fARaAP|A.R|l!I'. / ! !. ! 4 |.
Dr.. Stuart Nc Guire3 VillgeIot.. De-
scrt q. ysl col'sgeS &, ofI
A. Medicinc. 81
AZ FlGH Bitter !: End |: IN j
sDr.# azesns en- Says Of oiksis Vcrkz-i <.
ing to Get-M dicalFDc artrIllen1|t5 1Il'a,1|t5s n.
of Jniversit 81 Nirgiliias y


AT the meeting held the faculty q
the Medical College sof YirKinia last night;
the proposed plan consol with .lti
the University College of cine was. g
laid upon stabl and tier i
not ,,, dscussed altaiohg nlessc
3im,ittee Of s,x. com posed aot sDrs Ea9zen.
= aylor. and sdessrs:
ton; Bemiss Beyssty WE: 'Is..';
continued. y: IN W IS.
.3 II is 4 derstood that q his aInay mean
that furf Il Her. a attempt will ma to
bring about thes anna lganlat ttleftRt}s
medic N since Eeaent!
nenpsI7s sa7 81 't
ssia 5sss11s ihas
thss coli IL I Il
days that the Med icalE College 81 Virginia
had made overture to four or FIVE me M
ibers OF the Guilty OF the Univ tyS ColSc
leRe &of Medicine wi ith o view towards
forming mbination tse ~ N
ing the other members OF the faculty. II
was said that DR. Stuart Ms Guire. was g
one of those Ia approache s;and that ~ the
event Of his accepting the propostt ton the p
presidency 4 OF the new med dcal n schooF
would be offered to If him N
35$5 What. Dr. Nc CURE Says.
Y Dr. Stuart Mcclure was asked last Is
might il the rumor was true. 4 He d ecllned
3 to answer either yes or Y no. but
said \ as a n, .
Sss#..While am very much disa appointed
at the failure Of my faculty to vote for
the plan Of consolid dat tlon.a I Will remain
Suitli tho University College Of Medicine
1T will now be a fight to the finish pe-;$$
tween the two medical schools, and the
one that can command the most money
and brains will win out II 4
s5 DR.. Charles M, Hazen, who has been
most active on the part OF the Medical
A College Of Virginia to bring about ts$ q q
consolidation, said last night that MS
college had gone to work for next ses--as
Esions business. He explained thatS, N
his opinion and, indeed. in the opinion
4 81 nearly all unprej ejudiced members Of
the medical profession In Richmond, e.
great mistake had been made IN fall
Ing to anal ga mate. q. 81 sil$
sf5 81. Hazen thinks that Norfolk Will step
In, S while the two Richmond medlcal
schools are flghting and build Ap % grea 4
medical college. which will enjoy the 1
benefits of the excellent hospita Of Nor
folk Z as we'll as the fine rine clinic
which the city a ffords
sss Dr.. Hazen said II the two ~ eolcal3
schools OF Richmond do not get toge ether
= NorfoE. !. q with ha1a4prac9lcal hustling
business men, will form a great medical
Y college. which Will become the medical
department OF the University OF Vlr-g
.'a.It e''s Will be case OF tho old story
K of the dogs and gthe bone. III w lille D the
two colleges here are fighting, &Sorfoolk5
will land tho prize i, ,ti5 \ ls5 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
Japan pan Will Take Part,
a lRy sAssoclated Press, J

4 Ky LONDON, June 2e,--A dispatch from
Toxic June 2bth. 70 the paily le'e saapn
- 'the invitation extended TO 4 Admiral
hTouo ~ e' \ u attend the y Jamestown. Exposlr
ition, that great expense would be ln-i
VOWED iii, sending o feet abroad, but I. that
should should next year. 8 Diet vote the money
q flaet VIII be dispatched according TO
ttha wish OF the United States, 85. .8S "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
Cos * 6 Goverla,lm7rl,e:.n M. 900 p,
5(By Associated Iress

3sT, BY AssoClAt ted fI'FeHs,J 39 XII MA 55
ii yYAsIIINGTCoN.s " Jpne 81. .--lt cost the
government 500 900 to extradit ite GreeEN
ana \ EGaynor and bring them To- trial,
This statement As In a letter w ter. by
Attorney General Moody 70 as Cha lrman7
,Tnwneys explaining q request for q q de-
aciency appre eprla tion, M III III n I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
NEW 'EvIDENCE FOUND
435!8si AND Trial Is HALTED
: (I3y Associated Press, }

4 NEW YORK, Juno Is, Tho \ coroner'a
inquiry Into the death ot Mrs Alice
Cd, Klnnan, who was beaten $tos death
at her Mothers home In the Bronx lat three rec
weeks ago. was halted suddenly to-day.
Coroner Mcdonald announced that no
more witnesses would s5 be examined for
the present. He explained that new and
Important Information bearing upon the
case had reached him, and that he would
spend the entire day In inYesti ting II,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
Ohio Goyer9lo Better.

oIIHMBIJs Il o., June Il 2255 q. ~ oyernor
Harris returned to Tho cap ltol from ghil
nome at Etor4 this evening. IIN said that
ie was feeling much better and that he e
would RendeaYor ~ Bbe more \ dlseEest y, y 3
3Goyernor does not show an " 81 igns, OF
his sIcKnass. He did not g ann ounce any
ointnQept IA, ss s ,S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
JOHNSON TO PRESIDE;
81 WATTERS0 S0N ITO SPEA'K, 4 I,
$(By Associated Press.)

~ NEW YORK, June 26. Mayor Tom ~ -,
Johnson, Of Cleveland. has accepted an an
Invitation to preside fat the reception g
william j, Bryan In Madison Square Car
den on Mr., Byyan's return to this coun-
try.3s W Henry Watterson will deliver an ,ad-
dress Of, behalf OF the South. and Alex
ande = Troup, OF New Haven, Conn w, WV
speak In the name o. ,tne q, Eas - tne
been announced, slj.i 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
sMotherssW aMsEs a n Frustrated.

n The uncle i arrived Il In the city yester-
day afternoon, and In, ,rnedlla tel proceeded
TO the scene OF his nephe WIS where
he waited until the bod y was y sreco overed,
He brought his VII stl far g 81
staunton, & ana # there net B Mrs. MI . rail-
waite, mother Of }ithe dead boy. Mrs
sBraithwaiteI was Frustrated with grief
as the dead youth was her only son: q Her
husband has been dead for man yea r rs,S
and HIS sad occurrenc 8 was almost more
than she could bear. Mr. Brait hWalte 'a'l
sent her back withShis wife to Harrison 7.
burg, where they will walt the arrival
;of himself and the body ssf55
a AS soon rs he arrives in Farri risorb SO bur burg,
Mr. lBraithwa1te will have the bod " pre-
pared for burial, and tho sfuneralSWilli take axe
place probably to- day or to-n,orroW
speaking 8ofs his nephse Afr Braith-5 81
waite said that he had tax talsen. him into
his care after tho dealt, OF the boys
father, and that he and his son had been
brought Up together. and that the boy
had always looked upon him as father,
II was a great shock to i. Braithwaite,5
as It was to all the rela tives, 5 553
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
i lAssocia tex Prcss.) )

! 7lcoAa anusd on Third Rsse''I
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CONTINUED on Second PAGE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22
DIR. Leon Arrested.

Washington, Dec. 22.-Dr. Leon vas
arrested early this morning and locked
up on the charge of having performed
an illegal operation on Mrs. Viola Stroth'
er Bgwaten. of Culpeper Va, the
widow bride, who saw her husband killed
BY her two brothers The killing Of
William +. Bywaters last Saturday by
lbe Sl.other brothers within an hour
after The wedding, caused the greatest
sensation Virginia society has known In
year, The two young men are under
bond. The woman in her testimony be-
FIRE the coroner told how three opera
tions had been performed upon her 10
Washington. DR.. Leon Was 10 no con-
dition to talk VIXEN arrested at his Office
ut . O'Clock this morning. He said he
wanted to sleep and would not talS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-22

with Great Britain the Newfoundland
fisheries situation tor several month";.
The retirement Of Sir James Mortimer
Dursbd as British ambassador, ia one OF
the reas1ns. Mr james Bryce, the new sn-
basssdor will arrive in this country next
March and 1t is possible that negoiisilors
will commence shortly thereafter.
abraham Lass, foreman of Louis
Fink's bookbindery, in New York, was
stabbed to death yesterday by Louis
Segal in quarrel over Henry Lapidns,
young sweeper aud brother -in-law OF
the murdered man. Half a hundred
girl employees who saw the murder broke
out the windows TO the fire escapes in
their byslerical fright, and most OF them
were BUNDLED into patrol wagons and
taken to the Elizabeth street station as
witnesses.
Christmas exercises will be held in the
public schools of the East Side of New
York Monday, with the religious feature
eliminated in Difference to the views OF
the Hebrews. No trees will be used, and
there will be no display Of mistletoe aad
holly. The festival will be known in
some of the schools as "Goodtime Day.
1t will have the character of celebration
and merrymaking aud friendiness, but
no direct religious teachings OF any kind
will be introduced.
A six foot bsboou. 90 years old has
been wiled to the French government
by Father Estorge, OF Lafayette, LIS.
The animal was for many years used as
the bell-riuger in the Catholic Church,
at lafayette, but as his age advanced he
became fericious and uncomfortable. He
was brought to New Orleans aud placed
in the city park zoc. The park officials
could not manage the beast and under
the terms OF Father Estorge's orders, he
was shipped to the French government,
Speaker Cannon has refused to recog
nize aoy member OF the House for the
purpose Of bringing up the Appalachian
Park bill. This was Whist he told Il
committee of House members, headed
by Representative Lever, Of South Care
lima, when they called upon him We'd
nesday to request that he allow the
matter to be considered The bill has
already passed the Senate, having been
favorablY acted upon last year, ADD has
received the unanimous approval of the
House committee on agriculture De
spite THU, however, Mr. Cannon told
Mr.. Lever and his associates Wednesday
positively that there was nothing doing.
A note signed by the Papal Secretary
of State, Cardinal Merry del Val, pre-
testing sgaiDat the search Of the Papal
Nuncisture at Paris, the expulsion Of
Mgr. Montsgnini and the seizure Of the
secret cipher, enabling the French gov
eminent to take cognizance Of the Papal
correspondence and the alleged violation
of the right of the Pope to correspond
with Catholics all over the world, was
presented TO The diplomatic representa-
lives accredited TO the Vatican yesterday,
together with a circular setting forth the
motives OF the Holy See in the action it
has taken regarding the application Of
the law Of 1905, providing for the sepa-
ration OF church and state