Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-17
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Senator Brown, whom she shot, dice
few minutes after midnight thi,
morning. His family were at his
bedside
He was unconscious for hours, how
ever, before his death. The autopsy
is being held today. Tonight the re
pains will be sent to Salt Lake.
rhe defense of Mrs. Bradley viii
be the unwritten law" The mother
of Maude Adams, the other woman In
the case, became furiously jealous, is
said by the son of Senator Brown, to
be N~"sincere and highly esteemed
friend of the family
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-Thomas
G. Garrett, who wanted half of it
here touching upon his services to
Col Kowalsky in the Belgian lobby,
was today dismissed from the public
service. Immediately upon reading
the remarkable letters written by Ko-
walsky, showing the former to be a
paid agent. Senator John T. Morgan
of Alabama. to whom VIM. Garrett
had been assigned by the sergeant at
arms of the senate. ordered Garrett
to report back to headquarters.
Il don't want YOU around my com
mttee room any more" said the SEN
ator. That means that CARROTS Off
cial career is at an end. Shortly af
terward he packed uD his effects
and left the committee room, in which
he had those famous interviews with
Kowalsky at the time when there was
need for lot of proper work"
Garrett. who returned to his SUI
burban Maryland home which he
bought few months ago, professed
to be a badly misunderstood and ma
ligned man.
NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-The crisis
Ie,n the relations between the Catholics
and the French government is attract
ing much attention in Catholic cir
cles here. 1t is reported that Cardinal
Gibbons will summon the archbishops
and bishops in America to a special
meeting If the French premier carries
out his declared policy of expulsion
and wholesale confscation of church
property, and that the American pre-.
late will send through Cardinal Rich
Se15sa letter to their French brethren.
vas strongly limited, too, that Arch
L., T.; ,,,;I
Z sta ement in few days if affairs
atinue in France as they have be
sS&am
- There seems to be some confusion
sfas to the cause of the dispute. The
fS&Atle, briefly, is this: The Frencf
ernment charged the Catholic
church with mixing in national poll
tics, and the people were between two
fires. The liberty they craved was
not to be found under the double
yoke of church and state They were
sensitive in regard to the vatican in
terfering in French affairs and mani
tested a decree for ratification of the
separation law.
Its enforcement required extreme
measures, and these are being taken,
which means the loss of finance to the
churches. Spain alone remained
loyal daughter of Rome.
ROME. Dec. 13.-Tmmediately after
his arrival here today Monsignor Mon
tagnini, the expelled secretary of the
papal nunciature at Paris, went to the
vatican and conferred with the papal
secretary of state, Merry del Val. and
Monsignor Della Chiesa and Monsig
nor Gasparri. assistant secretaries
and made long report on the situa
tion in France, especially in regard
to documents seized at the Paris nun
ciature.
CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-The board oi
governors of the Catholic church ex-
tension in the United States sent
cablegram to Cardinal Merry del Val
secretary to the pope, expressing
sympathy in view of the crisis of the
Catholic church In France. The so
ciety, of which Archbishop Quigley oi
Chicago is chairman, consists of forty
archbishops, bishops, priests and lay
men of prominence from all parts OF
the country. 1t has a membership of
10000
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 13.-All
through Russia there is distinct
change of feeling being manifested by
the Russians towards the United
States in number of ways. 1t finds
its echo in the daily press, the tone
of which in dealing with American
affairs has become decidedly friendly
An example of this was shown today
when the Bourse Gazette, one of the
ablest and most conservative papers
of the empire, said:
Contemporary Europe has nc
ground on which a combination OF
powers for the maintenance of peace
in the far east IL nossihle hut Ruuai.