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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-02

5ofanoin Ell og II. G

ST 8 inapie og II. g.
&an0els Deporteme,1tet / Wolbing-
TOM 9. g., for nplig 1,6gipet en-
Bulletin, Der bier, at Sc ifaroinabi-
ife 2anbe. er fife luo Daarlige &un-
Ser for Uncle Son,, % at oe bliper
beore / Sen &et,liug for bpert Mar.
@~anoelsomlutningen mellem oe Tor=
cneoe 5tater % be tire 1fanotnaptife
2a'oe belsb Zig / iiolte 5ilfalaar til
SO Millioner Collars, ,bpornf .be 26
Willioner bar / 6orn. al ubfgriel
berfra. 6or 10 Mar iiben bar Om,
iatningen Ell Sreoieoel al 6sn n,lpa=
renoe, II Millioner Collars. s
ois|e 10 Mar bar ser altlaa paret
Ell 6orbgelie I Dmiatnin9en al 200
8rocent, meoeu5 6orpgcllm / Gam
bets iamle6e Dn,intning n1eo ll6lan=
Oct TIM bar 70 Yrocent. S iann1e
Bulletin paapege5 Oct, at al Sc Sor-
Staters %fre1nmc6feote 8efolfning no
SIR 9fanoinaperne 0cn itgrlte / Gor=
Golo til Befolfningen / 6eres Silent
lcno. Gonmarf CT sen ltprite @ipber
fra Sc sSor. Stuter al Sc ire Tun1inn=
pilfe 2anoe, nenlig for tot Deo Is
@illioner Collars ($14,88t, 56S),
bpilfet enooa .er ~ Million Sol
lars Meogang fra 1901. 9enl1e Nco=
gang er bopeoiagelig foroelt paa
@%rpbfern, 6lnif % uforarbeioet
8olnnlo % tpber paa, at Ganmarfs
Broonftion af napnlig 6e6eparer er
enoel itprre / Sc iioite @or,
.bDiffat er / GOD Operens1tammelie
,neo. sen oanife l1ofprielsitatiitif, ioni
niler Ell 6ormin0lfelie / gfSportmaS=
fen, men Ell 6orpgelie / GfSportpGr-
bien al 2anobrl,gsprooufter mes on=
0re Sro at Ser f%orbrr,ges mere at
2ar1oets eg,,e Brooltfter | ielpe 2an=
oct; bette maa otter tagcs iom ct Be-
tiS for itigenoe 8elitan0 / 9ann1arf,
i>et mon eIterbaanoen faor &aab til
Ielp at ipiie Be gooe Eager, lom man
tibltgere al pfunomilfe Senipn lolgte
til l1blanbet, meoe1s man npiebes
meo be ringere, importereoe Barer til
eget 6orbrug. ltofsrielen al Sober
itoffer, Sliafager % Olien1el til 9arz
mari berfro 2an0et er iiocn 1901 for
p1et me6 Ell 8Gr0i al benbeo 2-@til=
lioner Dollars, % man faar ct 8epis
i.r, at man / 9unn1arf begDnber at
ppr0iette omerifanif 5o6tpj pco at
l1ofarielen al 2nberbarsr til 9nn=
mart / De iamne Mar er iteget fra
ca. $22S,0O0 til $389;OOO. Sc
6oreneoe 5taters SnbfprleI fra
9n,rn,arf CT iffc ltor og bels-
ber. fig j bet iioite 6iifalaar Inn
til list qper / Million Collars
2urbi.
Morge og Sperige inlger mere til
Il. 6, nemlig for benboI6spis ca. 2
Millicner % 8 MilIioner Collars,
11ee,1 paa Ben onbe,1 SIDE importerer
sc ferre amerifanife Barer, ben=
bol6sbis for ca. ~ og ca. Z Dill
1s~o. @.Tf~~S Ol~n.S 4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-02

Tamilien Ssnien far EN- megct
inaffelalig Napegpje. gaffet bore
oenne ggenffab bliber Sen en- Sag,
% man boloer gelifab, forflpttet ii:
8sffenet.
Nogle Gage %fe1ere, ga Gagegpien
er penM tilbage, % 6Sr,,er1 peo Mio-
bagsboroet ringer no til &sffener.
5baffer 8apegeien alminaelig Beltpr.
telie peo meo bbi @glt at nobrpoe:
go, fot; lao Dem bare ringe en-
Song till
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-02

Sort % sobt. st 5ruentimmer
fommer op til en- 2age og flyer, i6et
bun meo beaee Sanoer flennrner fig.
ON fin tpffe Mobe::
No go'e ST.. Doftor, set sisr.
laa onSt, naar leg fIentr1er mig paa
MaDen lao
goftoren afbrpber rnf ogiiger::
SOD bore at HeIlme paa Ma,
ben So. o9oHarg. Moje.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-02
RuSlilk %5dn9lelSlO.
9adrb BebanbIinA:

sDailD Sens aorreiponocnt
ct. Eetersborg bar mootaget ct Brep
ira en- polf Gaur,, ION ban life
sfier1ote %perionIig. 8repet Dor lfrepct
paa 9nmoonin9 Of Ell falles Ben,
lom liooer ! et.af Waribatps 6pngs-
Ter. 9 a ieg i Nopember Mtaanco
bar ! 0e11ne 8p, ifriper Rorre]pon.
oe1,tcn, fom ban til mig itraalenoe al
|@aab % 8egeiitrtng. S lpp Mar
baDoe bar: lepet / 2anoflpgtigbeb Il
England for politiife M~arlagers
|5fplo; men oa Droet Gribco gien<
lbs / &l,slano, % 81 2anoflyqtige
bprte, at Ser par proflameret aIn1iu-
oelig Mmneiti for politiife 1orbrpoe-
re, penote ban filbage til lit 6eore-
lono % begpnote at jfriDel i ct 8Iab ,
@orlbau, 9an ifreD imiolerti6 mo-
get, lom misbagcoe Mpnoigbcoerua,
OF la111n1en me0 11pallge a1t0re Sour
nalilter giorOe ban ben @rfaring, at
Der lfal fnpttes til set paatpntte
Observation-Disclosures fun bar Ell
6Gloe, Ser bragte &c inteuigente og
11ooige EN- largt iprgeligere Sfinbne
END Sonoflpgtigbeoe1l.
Won faar ct @egreb on oenne
@fGbnes &posler peo at laie ct
0rep> lom ieg / oisic Gage bar moo
taget fra Ell o1l0cn politilf Tonee,
bpem oct cr1pffe6es at ioo Set lmug=
let no al 6Gngslct. Seq bar oos
maottet ltrpgc nogle .3etalier, Ser CT
altfor pinlige til at ttulll,e gjengipes
paa Srpf. Sanger i%friper:
u0i bliper nGjten tpalt al Mongel
paa Suit. S ct Je1,eiel, iom@er 18
500 ldngt % 12 sos breot, er 36
Nerioner inoeitangte. @unot Iangs
80ggenc CT ser anbragt Irnbante,
poa bpilfe hi iiboer ON 9oger % Zig
ger ON Natter. Easlaget, mclle1n sis
lie 8grfe. CT laa i1nal> at set cr bau-
l:eligt for to Herloner at gao forbi
bpcronore, noen at puffeS. On geotz
tn ligger hi nuite1 openpaa hperar1=
Ore, og bpis en- al o5 6pjer a,,aet,
moe Sc andre eipre Set iomme. Mon
bar Soitet lao NOR inb poo lig> at
mani bare bebeper at ltrpftc @oonoen
III fur ct naa Set.
STAB 6p0cn o,goar> er Set life De-
6rc bepe}rbt mcS, Sen eno mes 2ufte;t
tH Sgpnen. Set nibnnger al 0e,,
oogtbopenoe Officers 5orgobtbefin-
ornoe, ON ri nlao anifaiie os efStra
Jorplejning eller. life. Man gigr Der
for flogeit / at pnrne Jig til sen 81
sc, &eaieringen leperer. S Degpr-
belien ffan mar iftr >iuu eli Bio neo
ID, .a-.gE=...". r.. ".-#.. ..L+ ru
ira i1apleoe, iloclugtcnoe l%rnifoole,
og man n1aa pprne Jig til at ipijc
mco Ell 1reife. S Mlmin0eligbeo
moe mon iom 6ange iige TarpeI til
ale ciDiliiare0e Baner % gIemn1e
ale Henligbeosfrob. 81 SIR bort
be6ite;; men 1tn0ertioen foloer Set os
ngiten umuligt at opie alt Set l1tpj,
iom finoes / gellen. Noa, bette er
oSog en- mere forbigaen6e 6sIelie, og
ri Tiger troos alt at boloe Mo6et op=.
pc baaoe bos os ielp og bore ll1pffes=
frller."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-02

mes ssts Isasist ififfsnoe anrat.
ster % bets DoIolonme adrlpe. lru-
s11te11e bar laa graoopig enbt oereg SIS.
spotater og Glllomrgtige liz 5enatct,
|Dpor De peoblipeuos fl116e tiene aor..
3potrat1o1lernes SS1lteresier og SIRE iiiO
n1oere fortienta al Dem. DerSfm bis-
le Slenere paa marge Maaoe giprc
ltg llpttige for fine @errer. Sc tan
|'btnore Gormroriing al en- trpffenoe
9ar11, Der plDnorer DC Gattige % gi-
Der til De &ige. Sc Tan opretbolDcs
Selegraf-Grancbiier, ser tpinger os
til at betale 40 Gents ior ct 10 Gents
Telegram. Sc ian forbp6e.bert Nolt-
paien at beiprgc transport a. Nat-
TEL, bporpeo oct / Mptteptrfnit1g font
mer til at ltau UNDER &oitbaienet Il
treble @angS Stater, efter Sr6re fri
De blooiugen6e Gtspresfompagnier.
Sc fan falte 2an0ets 8enge bort pes
at betale Sernbanefonlpagnierne lat
terlige itore GUNNER for at beiprge
transporter al Boitiager. Baa
manefolbige Moaber fan De tiene See
res birfeltge @errer pe6 at mo6iRttc
Zig Jolfets melt inolpien6e Snteres.
lcr.
Sc bar inofgrt Eruit Rrincipet i
Nolitifen. Set at oa1t11e en- Srnit be-
itaor alminoeligpis / at luffe ollie
n%nsopenoige Sabrifanleg % Inn
boloe lao mango igang, iom er n6o-
penoige. S SEN politilfe 9ru1t bli=
Der Observation-Disclosures betragtet JON
ct um~popenOigt Nnlng, % oct bar
pGret lloe al @irfiombeb / mango
Mar. Men et1oog lelpe ge,utet cr i
Nirfeliabeoen r%npope,1oig fort %
poa }a11nle @aaoe JONI res equitable
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8eltprelicsrooo
og pe6 onore li9ne1oe Snltit,tioner
er Der blebet oonnet EFT lille Gfsefll=
tipfomite, beitaaenoe at fire al Sc
opgtigite @en1ter al MonopolpGIenct,
og 6enne life offieielle Smmmc11-
loergelie ofgjer iaa, bpilfeu 2opeio<
ming Der ifol giennemferes oa bull
fe, Ser 1fal lloaes libel. Sen politi-
ife Sr1lt er ior1net efter Sen i1oultri-
ellie Gruits Mobel.
Galg al laaoanne 5e11atorer of-
bGr1ger ielpfplgelig al, ON I far1
bcitifte Gnlgers1e, % set CT n1eg:t
lettcre at fipbc Ell Stats 2cgislatrr,,
emo Oct CT at jamie belle Stat,n5
VGlgerbefolfning pau @aonoen. nj
0e11ne @rnn6 biloe Set pore cit pll=
lfelig Sing, on1 &etten til at pplge
Terslnoslenatorer blep fratnget g.
g1Sldtl1rerne og g1pet til lbpcr cnfelt
5tots 8Glger. 9bi ielp Srllftene bar
fife @pne til at fl1n1le beitiffe bper
Stats NGlgere JON @elbeb. Gen Of
fenliget Mening er MODEM Tor oenue
Soronoring. Haa Bacififfpiten bar
mon .begDnot at iGtte Jorb,nbsienoz
torer / 5amgiel, % i Stem Dorf for
lan9es Scr bpjlpot, at ct l,onr6igt
Meolem al 5orbunosienatet ifal fra
trGoe lit gmbeoe.
2a6 os giere Ell gn6e pm 5fan6a<
lerne. / 0ollarens lopgipenoe Jor<
l%atlling, fgr SEN bre6ar fig pioere, og
!oo os gigre Set peo at forlange set
iom Dor @et ielb at beige bore 6orz
bl1n0slenatorer. @uibington nloa
fries no fra @all Street, og folfe<
palgtc SorbunoSlcnatorer biloe pnrc
Set melt betponingshll6e 5fri6t / sen
&etning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-02

Gn rb-og popular Nomar inoebofz
Ser fslgenoe GRtning: yMeo ben
enc 6aon0 bol6t Ian benoes fiipl,lc
&obeo oDer sc foloe 8sIger, nleo ben.
an6e1 rnabte ban bgit ON SiPfp."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-02
Mtorta((ket 50oe.
st samm,lt ISSUE" peotaset.

S Iorblmo5ienotet hlep scr lioltc
ltge pcotaget ct 6orlog, iom Der bar
pnret iorbanolet ON i .bartao umin.
beige Iiber. Set ser cit 2op, Scr
moeorbeioer Gabrifatio1, af %. san.
bel meo forfalifeoe 6eoemioler, Me<
oifam;nter % ipiritusle Driffe %
gier bet til Ell ltrafbar @an6ling at
fremitille eller %oiltributere loooanlc
Barer. 5pecielt gjaloer bette 6or-
b1lo for Diltrift Of Columbia, 1erri%
torierne % 9beiiooaiernc, altiaa SC
&an6soele, Der nirefte ]taar unber.
Observation-Disclosures 6orualtnina
men 2open forbpoer 6erbos, at for=
falife6e 8arer forluloes fra Ell 5tat
til Ell anoen, eller forlen0es fra
Ell Stat til llbla,1oet. Obcrtrp0elie
al &open paabrager ell 5traffemultt
az 500 ell1r l Mars J0ng1el eiler
begge 9ele. Sc forifiellige Megie-
ringsoepartementer, ser l9rlig ioar
m:b 2opena at fufie:;ss Sinans=, Mger-
brugs~ % Observation-Disclosures.
ifal enes ON, bporleoes Sc beoit ffal
lornle O~plpsninger, Der fremuner 2o=
cens @%iennemisrelie. 2oben ioitiat-
ter cit 5tanoaro for Sc forifielIiee
stofier, boiS @enbeo Sen ffaI frem-
biRlpe. y
S Mepraientantbu}et fforeligeer ct
|lignsn0e 6orlfag JON BET, Senatet
oeotos iiolte nee, % Set nentes, at
@ebanolingem al bette bill FIRE til, at
acnatSfopeu / enfelte Sumter bill
BLUE palenttig anoret, ON ems set
life fan }igcs, ct sGnorinecrne bill
forringe. 2open. 5enotgIoben er
nen,lia i mango 8etninger operor=
oenlig ltreng, ibet Sch forbpoer grug
al ollie BrGi erpatiper, ieIp Sc, Der
tiener til. at giere Barren mere TIL
trPfteuoe i llbieenbe, noen at for
rings Dens apaIitet cller Henbeb.
Gen forbpocr Brug al 6arpeifoffer,
ifjpnt Set er III STRENGTHENING, at
1t1r,ge 8nrer piIoe blipc poa set npr=
lreltc uiulgeliae, bpis be life blcp
farptoe. M lfm ber Blot income ell
lauom Bare iom Smer, Ser uforpet
OFT &intcren CT nG] ten bpiot, % lom
ocrfor operalt Miper farpct for at OPP
naa Sen 5traafarpe, Joni CONNER
1ntsrret bar, % iom fan bibringeS
Birtcrimprret psb af6eles ~uifaoelige
Mioler. Set famine gjaloer om
;mangfol0ige 5pltetpjcr, @eleer o.
Ign. 8rttgen al iaaoanne Tarre}toi=
fer ber life abiolut forbpbes, i set
bpieits ber Der goaes laa pibt, at Ser
paaflGbeS Barren ct MGrfe, lom fpr=
teller, at ser CT brugt laaoannc Stoi=
fer pe0 6remltillingen.
@poruiot Set of 5enatet peotoene
Gnrilag lfal blipe Ell 2anoSlop eller
eli, beroer altloa M paa &uiet. Sum
EiRloer bet for bette ON, at Ell laa=
son SOP life bliper en- Slide til l1be=
baseligbeoer for 6o%rbr1gerne pao
fnne1le SID Tom ben beifptter 6,m
moo De Misunderstanding 5orfallfnin-
ger. @porpiot en- 8ilietnil1g er en-
Sorfalifning eller en- Jorbe0ring be-
roer ! monge GilfGloc paa Smitp,t=
o%tgbe6erna, %: Der fan life | alle 5il-
fGloe %faitiGttes bcitemt H1leaeI for
bette.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-02
Sob II 8 II 3

s Oct me engeIife Iiberala Miniite-
mGm ffii11ber Ell Mano, Der ct ct goot
geasnpa pna, bporleoes en- praftif
Eocinlreformator ber ppre. Oct CT
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-02

.seorr ]. BOWS 9 re ans ts.st. New Yorkk.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-02

bog bpiltet Moropolmagten pirfer.
Sore lopgipenoe Magter CT mere
bcberlfeoe al 8lngemagten eno no-
get Gnoet Harlamel,t, foroi Monopoz
lismen CT gauet pioere fer / 2a1loet
emo roget an0et Ste0, foroi bore
Grtits iattsr Be inonltrielle aonbi-
nationer | gpropa albeles / 5fDggen,
foroi Gentraliiationen al sen finan=
ctelle apntrol / pripate @RnDer bar
naaet Ell laa flor J~nlofon1menbeo
Dos os. @onopolilterne. nblaa Zig
5enatet iem Meoifab, for6i set er LETT
tere at tumle eno Meprnlentantbnj,t
er oct. Set er en- minore 6orian1=
ling END 9uiet, % bets screenings
orban i9tter BET / 5tano til at i1aa
en- Tor 8engemagten ifabelig 2opgip-
ming libel Deo en- en6elgs Disfusiion
og Gorbaling al 8ebanolingen. Sets
Meolemmer filter grabpis og larg-
font, oefse 2anoats beoite 4lltb, og
tBillionnrernes betroeoe giIIibsmpn6
nD6er. en- 8la6s iom Meolemer az
5orbnn0sienatet paa famine Mtaane
iom2 proerne i BET engeIfe Dperbns.
S 5e1atets 2nft fon@raftzMaifineriz
ct arbeioe meo mere SO oggaroigbeo,
en6 oet biIoebrre muligt llnoerbnz
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12

Christmas day will soon be here,
The hapPiest time of all the year.
Let's give to Bill and Dick and Andy
A box Of pcnofrio's Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12
The Senate Considers the Report Of the
Committee On Privileges and Elections
The House In the Meantime is Engaged With the
Study of OrthOgraphy-The Presidents Special
Porto kican Message.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE question
of Senator Smoot's right to a seat as
senator from Utah. was discussed by
Senator Burrows in the senate today
for more than three hours. The senator
had carefully rehearsed his speech,
which received the. closest attention
throughout by a large attendance of
senators and the crowded galleries
Mr.. Smoot occupied his place in the
chamber. No Interruptions were made
during the entire speech, which was an
arraignment of Mormonism and the
responsibility which attached to Mr.
Smoot for his Mormon principles as a
member of the apostolic body in the
church. Mark Twain was an interest
ed listener in the gallery to a portion
of the speech.
During the morning hour the senate
listened to the reading Of President
Roosevelt's special message on Porto
Rico.
Senator Dubois announced that he
would address the senate on Thursday
on the resolution declaring that Mr.
Smoot is not entitled 10 a seat as sem
atOr.
The senator announced that he would
speak tomorrow on the subject of Jap
anese attendance at the public schools
Of California.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12
A DAY OF oRATORY.
The House Members Presented Their
Views on Variety of Topics.

Washington. Dec. 11-This was a field
day for Oratory in the house. The
legislative. executive and judicial ap-
prOpriation bill afforded opportunity
for general debate covering a wide
range of subjects from dissertation
on Alfred Nobel. the founder OF the
Nobel prize to the raising of the SAL
aries of members of congress and in
cluding a discussion OF simplified spell
ling.
Mr.. BOutell OF Illinois. in speaking OF
the bestowal OF the Nobel prize on the
president, praised the presidents de-
cisiOn to use this in establishing'a fund
for the bringing about of friendly un-
derstanding between capitalists and
labOrers as noble. humanitarian and
characteristic"
Mr.. Gaines OF Tennessee urged an in
crease of the salaries for members of
congress. beginning with the 61st con-
gress. Mr.. Murdoch OF Kansas. spoke
on railway mail clerks pay. The house
adjourned until tomorrow, no action
looking to a close of the general debate
on the bill having been taken.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12
NOMINATION
CONGESTION
Nothing Doing In Senate
Executive Session
Moody, BOnaparte and 9th
ers Held Up for Reasons
of Various Kinds.

Washington. ID. c.. Dec. 1.-THE
nomination OF VIM. II. Moody to be as
sociate justice of the supreme court of
the United States was again taken up
by the senate today but because OF
renewed inquiries of democratic sena-
tors i'm relation TO actions by him as
a member of the house Of representa-
tfves. the matter went over until to-
morrow An understanding was
reached however to vote on the rom
ination in executive session tomorrow
Senators Carmack and Culberson
commented on a story that Mr.. Moody
as a member of the house had beer
active i'm trying to have passed bill
to reduce the representation in the
southern states. The latter said thai
there were several matters which
might affect the present attorney
generals fitness for a place on the
supreme bench that the democratic
senators desired to inquire about.
No attempt was made today to con
firm the nomination of Chas. j. Bona .
parte to be attorney general. as that
nomination depends on the confirma
tion of Mr.. Moody in order to provide
a vacancy in the attorney generalship.
Opposition developed today on tn ,
confirmation of Afford w. Cooley, Of
New York. to be assistant attorney
general. When his nomination was
called up. notice was gwen informally
that some senators desired TO make in
quiry concerning Cooley's qualifica-
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12
.EX SENATOR BROWN
SLOWLY SINKING
Mrs. Bradley's Victim Was Called
Upon Today for His Dying State
rnent-Not Expected to Sdrvive.

Washington, ID. G, Dec. 11.-Former
United States Senator Arthur Brown
who was shot down in the Raleigh
hotel last Saturday by Mrs. Anna NJ.
Bradley. is gradually sinking and his
death may occur at any moment The
senator's physicians do not expect thv
patient to live through the night.
The assistant district attorney calls
ed at the hospital shortly after 6 T. M.
with stenographer to take Browns
ante-mortem statement. According to
the hospital physicians he refused 10
give n statement not realizing his crit
ical condition and requested the ply
sician To call tomorrow.
He has been unconscious since in the
evening and has not recognized his son
and daughter, who remain at his bed
side.
Everything will come out all right"
said Mrs. Bradley before she was ad-
vised of Browns sinking. Senator
Brown will recover. and | will never
be placed on trial. When told that
the victim would probably not live
through the night. she almost col
lapsed. She refused TO make any
statement.
a surprise was sprung in the case
today when il was learned that Mrs.
Bradley had retained Attorney Geo. p.
Hoover. of this city. to take charge of
her case. He conferred with her two
hours today.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12

Will that good friend of every one,
The postman, fine and dandy,
Deliver me to Donofrio,
Who makes the Cactus Candy?
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12
CHAPLAIN M'CABf
SUDDENLY STRICKEN
A Victim of An Attack of Appoplexy,
From Which II is Thought He Will
Recover.

New York. Dec. 11.-Bishop Chas.
Cardwell McCabe. who before his cleo
tiOn to a bishopric Of the Methodist
Episcopal church was popularity known
as chaplain" McCabe. was stricken
with appoplexy just before he arrived
in this city today. He was at once
removed to the New York hospital.
where tonight II is said that though
the outcome of the bishops attack
could not be positively predicted. his
present condition was decidedly favor
able to a speedy recovery. The bishop
was unconscious for a few moments,
but recovered consciousness before he
reached the hospital.
The bishop became known as "Chap
lain McCabe because of his service
durins the civil war i'm the one Hun
dred and Twenty-second regiment of
Ohio Volunteers. After the war he ac
quired a national reputation by his
lectures on army life and his book The
SUNNY Side of Libby Prison" i'm which
institution the churchman spent four
months.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12
The Final Act In the Divorce of Church
and State
The Government Leaves 1t to the Vatican to Decide
Whether Peace Religious War Shall Follow the
Separation.

Paris, Dec. 11.-This was a historic
day for France. The struggle which
began in 1850 with the banishment OF
the Jesuits, ended today with the legal
rupture of the bond which for practic-
ally a thousand uninterrupted years
had united church and state. By re-
fusing to make the required declara-
tions under the public meeting law of
1861, public Catholic worship except by
the schismatic organizations tomorrow
becomes illegal The scenes in some
of the churches were extremely touch
ing. Not in years had there been such
an attendance at mass. The number of
women, especially large. was notewor-
thy as indicating the religious indiffer-
ence of the male population. Although
seven-eighths of the inhabitants are
nominally Catholics. in no part of the
city were the churches crowded. Even
in Notre Dame cathedral where solemn
high mass was celebrated. the edifice
was only half filled.
The officiating clergy read the reg
ular offices of the week as usual with
out referring to the Illegal status of
services tomorrow. Nevertheless. the
depression of the Catholics was mani
fest. Many women emerged from the
cathedral weeping.
Minister of Public Worship BRAND
announces that the government cannot
be driven into the trap of closing the
churches" and Cardinal Ricard, Arch
bishop Of Paris, has strongly censured
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12
THE PORTO RIcANs.
The Presidents Recommendations fo'
Their Admission to Citizenship.

Washington. Dec. IL. - President
Roosevelt today sent a special message
10 congress on the subject of Porto
Rico. After describing his recent visit
TO that island the message continues:
There is a matter to which l wis1
to call your special attention. and that
is the desirability of comforting full
American citizenship upon the people
Of Porto Rico. most earnestly hope
that this will be done. can not see
how any harm can possibly result from
IT, and it seems to me a matter of right
and justice to the people of Porto Rico.
They are loyal. they are glad to be
under our flag. they are making rapid
progress along the path of orderly lib
erty. Surely we should show our ap-
probation of them. our pride in what
they have done. and our pleasure in
extending recognition for what has
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12

/ thus been done. by granting them fun
American citizenship.
Under the wise administration q
the present governor and council
marked progress has been made In the
difficult matter of granting to the peo
pie OF ths island the largest measure
of self-government that can with
safety be given at the present time. n
would have been a very serious mis-
take to have gone any faster than 80
have already gone in this direction
The Porto Ricans have have complete
and absolute autonomy in all their mu-
nicipal officials. This power has never
been exercised save on the eleares<
proof Of corruption or OF incompetence
such as TO jeOpardize the interests
Of the people Of the island. and under
such circumstances ii has been fear
lessly used TO the immense benefit Of
the people II is not a power with
which il would be safe for the sake OF
the island itself. to dispense at pres
ent- The lower house Is absolutely
elective. while the upper house Is ap-
pointive. This scheme Is working
well: no injustice OF any kind results
from it, and great benefit to the island.
and it should certainly not be changed
at this time. The machinery OF the
elections is administered entirely BY
the Porto Rican people themselves. the
governor and coupcil keeping only
such supervision as is necessary IN
order to insure an orderly election ANY
protest as to electoral frauds is settled
in the courts Here again IL would not
be safe to make any change in tie
present system The elections this
year were absolutely orderly. unaeccm-
panied by any disturbance. and no
protest has been made against the
management OF the election. although
three contests are threatened whefe
the majorities were very small and
error was claimed: the contests. ~
course. to be settled in the courts In
short. the governor and council are CO.
operating with all Of the most en-
lightened and most patriotic Of the
people of Porto Rico in educating the
citizens OF the island in the principles
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