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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-19
If you would have me-

at remember she said. that / did
behave very well at the time, but I
wish you could have seen the marks Of
my teeth on the bedstead that night
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-11-28
Bad Storm on Lakes.

Buffalo, Nov. 23.-Twenty- three lives
lost and considerable property is the re-
suit of the gale that swept over the Great
Lakes on Wednesday and Thursday.
The lost vessels are: barge Resolute, off
Toronto, six men drowned: barge Hens,
oil Sandusky, eight men lost; Panama,
In Lake Superior, thirteen mon lost and
thirteen other vessels reported lost, but
no word received of them. 1t is SAID
that the steamer Helen Taylor is lost off
Muskegon, Mich, and that the crew of
six men is drowned. Later facts will
probably increase the casualties.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-11-28
Sensation In North Georgia Conference. O..

Milledgeville, Ga, Nov. 23.-Rey. r..
q. Betterton. pastor of the First Metho-
dist church at Dalton, Ga, created e SEN
sation in the North Georgia Conference,
now in session here, by rendering his
resignation and sending with it to the
conference a letter attacking Bishop Can
dler, who is now in Asia. Mr.. Betterton
says Bishop Gambler "is not leader, but
director of the most dangerous kind.
Rather than be in the hands of an eccle-
siastical machine. manipulated by this
man, prefer to retire." No action has
yet been taken on the resignation.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-11-28
Negro FIR -htened Of.

Anderson, Novep Der 23.-An unknown
negro attempted 10 enter the home of
Mrs. j. S. Handy, on West Whitner
street, Tuesday night. Mrs. Handy had
a pistol and frightened the negro away.
She was alone in the house with her
three small children at the time. Officers
soon reached the scene and tracked the
negro short distance, but the trail was
lost. Mrs. Handy got only an indistinct
view of the negro and says she could not
recognize him if brought before her, and
it is not likely that he will be captured
Nothing like this has occurred here in a
long time.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-11-28
Whipped Woman.

Spartanburg, Nov. 22.-Ollie Ponder
and Lum West, who were charged with
having whipped Mrs. Coburn several
months ago, were given second trial
yesterday in the Court of General Ses.
sions, and Ponder was found guilty of
assault and battery of an aggravated
nature, and he was given one year, the
limit. West was found guilty of assault
and battery and was also given the limit,
30 days or 500. In sentencing Ponder
and West Judge Dantzler said he wished
he could give them longer terms.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-11-28
Made Happy for Life.

Great happiness came into the home OF
S. G. Blair, school superintendent, at
St Albans, w. Va, when his little
daughter was restored from the dreadful
complaint he names. He says: "My lit
tie daughter had st. Vtus' dance, which
yielded to no treatment, but grew stead.
lily worse, until, as last resort, we tried
Electric Bitters, and rejoice to say three
bottles effected complete cure" Quick,
sure cure for nervous complaints, gene
raj debility, female weaknesses, impov-
erished blood and malaria Guaranteed
by all druggists, Price 5Oc
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-11-28
Kills Bride and Himself.

Grand Papids, Mich, Nov. A.-After a
trivial quarrel with his bride of three
months over the purchase of some furni-
ture, Dalos Highland, farmer living
near Cassanovia, shot and killed her and
then turned the weapon on himself, dy-
ing Instantly Highland was % and his
wife % years of age.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-11-28

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money if it fails to
cure. K. w. Groves signature is on
each box. % cents.
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
Picked Bargains for
Monday Only
Post Gard snea.ain

Fifty autographed views or
Washington in cOlors. Spe-
The Washington times., 1906-11-04

Tinsel Post Cards. views OF Wash
ington, 3 for sc. -bordered SER
les. for SC, Tucks Post Cards.
views OF American cities. 3 for Sc.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02
A HORRIBLE STORY
Told BY Refugee From Lumber
Camp in Florida Where
Men Are Slayes

Nes 1ork Aaf AUothef mm
returned from Florida yesterday altb
a ao8 of horrible pe6ae, aud
aneiief letter Nax resolved tesg ng
fof aid Them aft stluf0g emigaula
kuoen g. have started fof tlc Florida
raaps within the past Sis months
vlo have not been heard from sInec.
David krii who returned geslefdsy
Sass tat after uofkiug tWo seots De
feand that te aeed tfe oempany tat
De made Dis escape h1t vas captured
0foaElt laeA ard beaten lie after.
var.ls escaped finally and came north
kull tells horrible story 0f tbe
suffering and abuse nf tie men ln
camp us back uas black aud blue
aad stIil marked with deop rel gaw
where he tai been whipped
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02

tructlan 81 bridges and tearing up
of tie roadway DELAYS the arrival Of
feiufofcements A naval squadron IS
reported % H4se sailed from ReFal
this afternoon for Syeabofe
Tie TELEGRAPH hpilalnR iafr has
been ruined aud fi,e barracks AMI "a.
tlledal aasa been ladlY damaged bs
shells from The eleven inch guns
fhe Socialists are alert aud tie town
people aTs ID fear q eannonade Il
flie naFal vluadran arrives here lt
s reported Thar 0ii SUNDAY i5.o0 ssl
aiem took tle oath io hgAt 8a the
SIDE of tie people
Heavy eaunonadiBg IS sfiii is pro.
Fress lu SfeahorF s1oNlug that thu
aFl4i lof tife possession 81 tte main
fafJacafieus s aHl IN arWfess
frpops ARD irlng hurried forward
81 FefersluFg Aue Cfoustadl
q eal oe fraW communication With
81 Petersburg Roth titc telegraph
and telephone ilnes we're severed duf
iug Toe night
Tie news 81 tie revolt 81 Helane
fon Las caused f4e greatest excite.
meni here and al Cronxadt lhe
alarm i Intensified by Tie report that
d meeting of The cfens 81 tlie var
ships lu pou had l.esn held la Crons
siaai and tiat Tie rstbluilouisis we're
spfking Lard 60 persuade t'a s-aops
. uaiinf aad feiuss
eamhips
Precautions wsfe hastily taken Is
fhs authorities ~ efmmtAdt The
bresci h.eess 81 TIE fans "a ssn4e
wAds6ila sees removes Rhlle deiach.
Hents g troaps sefe sent an board
0illa sHlf@ FuFthef information is
eli cf % tie seeering q TIE wines
Tee greatest excitement prevails
here a. a rosnlt q tle startling news
{ rem sfessarE and tiep i tie deep.
esf Apprehension regarding Tie slt.
uafleu 81 Cfonstadt a. there IA tut
little douli liaf tie raising sas TIE
result e s'despFead military eoa.
sp1faeY Involving che s,sfsfe II tee
ioftfeasea at srealarR Cranaadt and
sefasiape TITS sas e ~ tfe s.r
ual faf 8 revolt Is the Black Sea and
ta'He Haets A dispatch ASS fbat
tae snfle cnas 81 feHf waisflps
have mW una
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02
is INSANITY
A CRIME?

Assistant Attofary q 4 kidsf "a,
laughing this morning e. Two Gem.
mlttmsuts se8t iu b. United states
Com.nlssioner " Il nfUsn of ths
seventh district. They sefe in uis
cases q two insane pomeu and stated
tlaf lf had been dsgsFmlncd at 8
lss4flng before tie commissioner that
Whey did anlasiaily leeome Insane
contrary % tie statutes 10 spel eases
made afd provided - iar - aHosm
fhess are tie hrst tao rases o. Heofd
aissfe insanity las been adsea :
crime
TIE two eomsn Mn Ellen W.
liams And Nfs NiRis Broan are nos
Ia TIE foieml jail here Aitomeg
Rider wonders whether b. should sn.
dsataf 60 secure thelr indictment b1
tie text emad luU
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02

stockholm Sweden luiY 50 ns.
patches from llelslnEfpFs says ar.
tiisr1men lolaod ~teaborR mutnesn
bgi infantry remained loyal artillery
Trained guns on loyal tpops go 0f
wtioa Wsfa sliled 81 sounded
it is stated a Arsc pari of tie feu.
fess "a in sac bands Uf mgtlneefs
oathfsab aiso oecufsd tHIs masnuf
af kataaaea 0alesn eefs made
pTlsones and soldiers elected leaders
0ne oaiser KILLED Russian torpedo
destroyer IS uomlanilas lArfaeks and
mutineeu Sgeahafg Is strongly
fortified toNn ln Russian FINLAND on
islands ln ga q fiuiand Immediate.
Is seutb o. iielslulion TIE h.ands
are connecfet - ponloous from site
81 fortress ehieh consists 81 namsf.
oas milltary Nofts haltefies ara 81
senalx
London Later dispatches from
ilels.ngfors aFs fierce sighting cons
tlugrs - Stsabofg pp q midaag
ever 80 men lad hesn killed of
sounded Nafaals are boa bam.
harding fortress Inhabitants are ln
8 stats - panle
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02
Arranging FOR
SCHOOL OPENING

Masgogss. J. r. iuly = J. b.
benedict. superintendent of tie
sshools of Indian Territory, - pre-
pairing for tie iaeatlou q Indian
schools ID tle various uatlass and TIE
appointment u teachers fof those
sehools Tie lisi al u made public
some tims nsxt srss
Ths last aet q congfsss iuf tie con.
tiuaance d Indian Territory schools
provides Ulsf ne government sill
Pas an elaal amount % ths former
tFiIal money paid iol tie support of
tOe schools. but specifically state tf,at
Indian Territory shal. not spend more
than sas paid Ia trllal money during
tie hscal year ending june 81 lens
fof tie maintenance e Tie schools
Congress appropriated siaooeo To-
yards ths continuance % TIE schools
aud tie ices slll brink that am0unt q
500 aoo besides tie tribal muneF
shich viii b dispersed 1g tie seefe.
tAff ef tie interior on Tia basis q
the tribal money formefiY contributed
3D. tribal authorities
About ffty more daiiy schools alli
b established that's year throughout
tiie territory Tbefe are a. present
90 in TIE Choelaa nation 2ia IA tie
the Cherokee nation, go IN tbc Greek
lsa in tie ChekaaN and o. ln tge
Seminole besides tlle hosUilhR schools
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02
TWICE ACQUITTED
Jury Finds That mrs " S.
Sianheld Has Committed
No Disturbance

Ma}er ,Ganaiau has just concluded
tso eteitins eases in tie c.ty court
ln botb cases ths defendant vas Mfs
y stanae.d who vas charged
viii creating q disturbance Ihe
anst case Tried yesterday. uas fof tne
scene "a tie C0bb hotel laa spring
TIE ease had NOT been brought %
tfla s. NJ ana Mrs stanaeid have
leeu living together again since tnen.
Tie u8 found i verdict of uot
raHtY
Ths morning Sic eas tried 0n the
second cnarse aud again the iufy dis.
charged her As tie interior 81 lhe
house Is said g. be wreck from san
day r0s the husbands 81 tie town
afe NandefIna last what does. ia Tie
Jars opinion. constitute 4 distur.
bauee
drs ~tauheid was rearfested at once
90 . peace warrant in whicb she IS
charged with threatening the life Of
hef husbini AID a peace bond Is asked
for THIS ease viii b. heard by Com.
missioner Farmr tbs afternoon Mrs
stanae, Is being defended BY s.
Davenport while z S Davis repre-.
seuts TIE prosecution
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02
Masonic Grand Lodges
Must Remain Separ-
ate Two Years

Tie Masonic Grand losies q fiie Ia.
dian Tersltcfy VII meet AZ Afdm0rs.
August Il AID ia II mentioning
this fact some neaspapxfs have iump.
81 Al tie coseinsinu tflnt TIE eomiE9
session u tlls Grand Lodge Uiil unlis
with TIA OklAlolna fimnd Laage. aud
also tl&t TIE locatien 81 TIE Orphans
home uih b. decided upon, neither 81
whlci i correct ~ reference 20 tie
merging ~ tie Grand Lodges That
proposition j. two years aeay, fur tie
oklahoma Grand isSlFs a. lts last
meeting. aeld last Fshrnafy. refused
10 appoint q c8mmlftea % confef sitn
q 1 ike eommlttss ffom ghe Indian
Territory Grand Losieu stlch mas ue
appointed 81 the Arimore nesting
II the Indian Territory 6nud
LosiEs appoints sucf committee a.
Afamore tie report slil not ~ made
And acted apon until tlls ncxt annual
meeting, ara il che oklahoma eAud
Lodge Should appelut q eammities a.
- next session. ln fstuAfg of next
fsaf it viil be in FebmafY 1905 b.
fore Thar oommlftses report eau -
acted apgn
As 90 tle lseatlaa 81 tle Orphans
homs The e1nmittee nos having
that aufk Ia elaHe sili tep9ft lhree
sets of plans ana specifications g. tie
Grand Lodge az Ammafs, Nhlch
body siil decide upon oue Of them
ard rieuit viii ~ another ysaf D.
fore tilc location can D. selected iu'
other words thc location Of tlie
Orphans home slli nat le decided
upon until 10 August ito5 and TIE
mswing ~ Tie Grand Lodge cannot
take plaee Until in ltns
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02
RAN CAR until 1903
A Woman Shoves Mo-
terman From Car

Chicago, guly u Passengers Oh a
Uufhionnd llslsf<ad stTesf car WeFr
panle strieAen yesterday when 3 30
man p0si,ed the mosorman from the
trent platform and rAn - high speed
for nearly 4 mile 80 si0ga we're
made Ter passengers and tie car col.
lidsd sith coal wagons ard gtileF
vehicles along the line Several
somsn Ia tie caf fhlnKlne an insane
pefxou pas a. lever hecams hysterlcAl
and lad 10 b. held b. malls pas~a.
KefA 70 prevent them from lsaplng 90
TIE street
Tie woman Nio caused fiie excite
msnt waA Ars 5 r. Chldestsr of
Evergreen Para. near Chicago She
wanted % catch a train AZ mlisay
station ard fot thal reason took pt@.
session of tie ear The conductor,
assisted b. several passengers, over.
powered her after slar had ran car
SIS blocks and took her - police ia
tion She convinced tie police she
uas nof lhsans ard asa released
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02
0. S, FRANTz
AND SARCHET

Guthrie, UelA July ~ Orfliip G
Fmuiz, SECRETARY 10 lis brother. 6ov
Nmutz. today assaulted I N Sanchet
newspaper correspondent because
q articles saTchet had sent cut fegards
iug tiHe recent Investigation u Gov
Erantz's oaicial and private record bY
order Of The president lie stfueN
safcliet use ur slx times about tie
face aud haad, then vent hefure the
police court, pleaded guilty % assault
and paid his line.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02
SUCCUMDS To
HIS INJURIES

Alton. Aug Noab Thomas sgei
- died a. ha home hefe a. ocinek
yesterday lie had been injured a.
Claremere Jalg IS bg tslng arect ~
q freight engine. shlch broke both
rs 'egs and inflicted internal injuries
His mathsf aud seten' brothers sar.
yiye hin lils funeral vas held hee
fosiag
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02
DISTRICTING
BOARD ADJOURNS

aaskoks, I +. iaiy p The dis
fflctluk tuard. oompased 0f Tams BIS.
hY " a. II. Clayton and Joseph 6iIl
appointed to apnoulen the hfghfe
districts fof election of deleFates 60
the constitutional convention ln ths
the neN state Of Oklahoma, Nliaam-
ii today te meet neft Friday There
will ne mon pablie hearings and
hsneefofth he baaui all D. ln exec
utite session until tllo work IS COM
pletsd, Fifty-aye towns presented
their elaims b seudIns delegates and
tben Sled MAPS b. mali
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02
REBELS HOLDING OUT
AGAINST THE TROOPS
Fortress at SveabOrg Is Still in the
Control Of the Mutinous TrOOps--
ReinfOrCementS Coming

London 5uly q plspafrh from
ilslslngfors Finland. @ys portion
Of garrison IL Syeahorg FINLAND
mutlned last night and lohg and
sAnginars stFaggle took placs between
mutlnsers sod loyal iroope Ia which
former are said 70 have bcen victor.
iouN Mutlneers u is added. are now
Ia Jsissesslon 81 fortress Many were
killed on wounded
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02

him, lf thef can ascgre li As presi.
dsnt of ths Bariie,f.lle Republlean
cluh lle l.zs d0ps valiant srfslcc Tor
TIE party ard hia executive ablliiY
Nas iioNn 81 TIE akceiient mafsief
n ~hish D. and hh cluh handled
fue convention
ft has ueen stated % tie lVmpcatic
pfess thar 81 iolnsfune lad ateo
lHfsfY declined 90 aiios the u.s. u
his uame This Is uot ffae be had.
lniesd. repeatedly sald thzt % dldn 6
wAnf tie domination. AEc Nas uui a
candidate. hut never that D. Npuid
net accept fle nomination 4 Il Beft
tendstet him Aud NondaY night iie
fuid hts ffiends wl4o bad uesu lalaef,
iug Alth hlm, that II tleY desired 10
dc -. Ties eoald uss hls name. Though
hs eauld net make ans campaign faf
fisa NaWiUatluu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02

liels.ngfon AUG TIE agil -
tween lie matinesn ard fie loyal
tfoops continued most e tie night
Tie eannanaie o. heae guns eas
Al aNe.lnsplEue spectacle TIE Iof
a ttoops seemed q eo mabd with
Their guns tie faus an Nicaolas IS
land sfieh sere sugaTet u 8 aae
aiih formidable Hassei tatferes
Al ie ths meruiug Ties aerc SELL -.
changing .broa4s.des at tea minute
Intervals Thus faf tHc numtef kna
50 and wounded s u0t asssfIalHable
40 cruisers srt Visible More efa
troops are sf4aeted Hefe baf tie 8es
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02
MissourIan Appointed

oyster lay aug I The president
today appointed Morris bearing Of
Missouri second secretary of the
American legation at Havana.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02
CUMMINS WILL
Be NOMINATED

nes Aalnss tug There i little
douts apparently but that lleYeu8y
a h Cummins Niil te hsnominateia a.
the ilepablican state convention ~.
day Bul beyond TITS the friends oi
tieonee r. Perkins NHl eunceie
nothing Tie convention viii pro.
hahly b long, ahd tie ticket may rot
le named antll late tonight
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-02

Ia thls stAts # is not necessary a.
ssrse s I've da4s notice Tor eviction
- 4 caid rss the original laxative
cough syrup. kenHedYs Laxative
Honey aud Tar No oplates Seid
- Peoples nfug Store
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-13

the expelled secretary OF the papal nun
ciatnre at Paris, went 10 the vatican
and conferred with Papal Secy OF State
Merry del Val and Mgr. Della Chiesa
and Mgr. Gasparrla, the assistant Sec
retaries, and made them a long report
on the situation In France, especially
the documents seized at the Paris nun
ciature, several hundreds OF which deal
entirely with the Franco Vatican con-
flict and viii be especially interesting to
the French government az showing, II
Is asserted here, the differences OF opin.
ion among the members OF the French
eplscopaoy The report of Mgr. Mon
tagninI viii be used for protest to the
foreign powers against the action Of the
French government.
Immediately after his conference with
Cardinal Merry del Val, Mgr Montag-
mi went to the pope. who asked for
minute detail OF the secretary's expul-
sion and OF the documents seized. Mgr.
Montagnini expressed the distress
which he felt as result OF his expul-
sion and presented to the pontiff rath-
err dark picture OF the situation. say
ing he believed the present French gov
eminent will not be induced to change
the attitude which It has assumed to-
wards the vatican,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-13
BRAZIL WOULD
WELCOME GERMANS.

Washington, Dee. i3,--A recent gov
eminent report has revived the ques-
ton whether Germany was actually
aiding In the establishment OF h9r sub
jects IN Brazil. The publication was
made on the authority CT representa-
tives OF American business interests
who alleged that Germany was Offering
special exemption from military servics
to an those who go to Rio Grande do
sui
The German embassy took the matter
up with the home government, but the
reply received did NOT confirm the
statements. II was said that no ex-
emptions of the kind referred TO had
been made and that the emigration to
Brazil from Germany OF late years had
been very snail. only $50 having gone
there in 1905. and considerably less
number during the present year,
That Brazil. however, looks upon the
German settlers as being most deslr-
able from every point of view WIS
made evident today when Ambassador
Nabuoo declared that his country
wanted more OF them.
81 hope" he said, "a million or more
OF them will emigrRte there They have
done good work IN Brazil and | trust
Emperor William will grant the ex-
emptions from military service referred
10 In order TO encourage that kind OF
emigration to my country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-13
FRENCH CATHOLICS
ATTENDED, MASS

Paris, Dec. 1s--,rhere was an impress
clergys appeal to their Pensioners to
attend the first masses celebrated out
side OF the pale of the law. A cor
respondent Of the Associated Press Wis
tied a dozen churches. including Notre
Dame des Victories. st. Augustine.
Everywhere II was the same story. The
front gates OF the churches were closed
but the Catholics by the gray light OF
dawn, were streaming through the side
portals. The interiors OF the buildings
Were well illed In several places there
was music but nowhere was there the
slightest attempt to Interfere with the
service or create a disturbance. Three
policemen were stationed outside the
porticos OF the churches to prevent pos
sible disorder, while police officers In
plain clothes We're on duty inside To
note the infractions OF the law, taking
the names OF the officiating priests and
approximatlng the number OF those
present. with the object OF making re-
ports to the justices Of police, Formal
charges were entered wherever mass
was celebrated except at the churches
Of ST. Jean l'Evanggeilne and St Blalsc
de Charonne and Pefe La Chalse,
whose Pensioners. following the ex.
ample Of the first mentioned church,
made the called for application yester-
day evening to hold services under the
law Of 1881.
The vicar OF ST. Blase dc Charonne
when induced by his parlshionors 10
take the step, said
Whatever the consequences ] regret
nothing. | am o Frenchman above ev-
erything."
Early dispatches from the depart
ments say that wherever mass was
celebrated charges were drawn up and
eummonses issued.
At Chalons the Able Panaudin
claimed that the church bells were not
rung and that no person was Invited
to mass and that therefore the assenl-
blage had not the character Of a pub
lie meeting. whereupon he was COM
PEELED by a police officer to inscrlbe his
protest upon the summons.
At the final meeting last night OF the
diocesan council here 1t was decided
that neither the ecclesiastical residences
nor the senlnarics should be abandoned
except before a show Of force.
II Is officially stated that the letters
OF Mgr Montagnlni, tho expelled secre-
tary OF the papal nunciature here. show
that the majority Of the French bishops
favored observance OF the law OF 1881
and bowed with reluctance TO the papal
decree, The official statement adds
that the inviolability OF the diplomatic
correspondence OF the nunciature was
scrupulously respected before the rup-
ture between the vatican and France.
MoNTAGNINI IN ROME.
Rome, Dec, ia--iImrndiately after
his arriya, here today Mgr. Montagnini
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agent of the Chicago s. Alton, Is here
from Denver.
e. Drake, district passenger agent OF
the Rock Island, Is IN Glsnwood springs
today on business trip.
]. A. Monroe, freight traffic manager
OF the Union Pacific, arrived here TINS
morning from Omaha to attend the
freight meeting today.
e. ]. Yard. chief engineer for the
Denver & Rio Grande, Is here inspect
ing the Bingham SKY Line" He ex-
poets to have the road completed py
Jan. l.
Tho Brotherhood OF Railway Clerks
le5 strong, INDUCED IN gladsoms
smoker at the Federation OF Labor nan
last evening. Following an impromptu
program all sat down to an enjoyapie
supper
DIR. r. II. Read has resigned as sur
geon for the Union Pacific In wyoming
on account OF III health, He VIII be
succeeded by Drs. j. H. Young OF the
Union Pacific Coal company, and OllVer
Chambers, DR., Reads assistant.