The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
Especial Cable to the AdYertlser)
 by HENRY DUBOIS.

by HENRY DuBOiS
 Paris, Dec S.-French Catholics are again up in arms against the Republic which has resumed the taking of in- ventories in the churches, under the law separating State and Church There remained only one church II. Paris Saint Augustine's. to be visited by the lay authorities. This last strong hold of clericalism, after a protest from the cure, quietly capitulated to the official violation of its sacred treasures.
 In the departments there are no fewer than 3,6O4 inventories to be made, and a renewal of the violent re- sistance on the part of the clergy and peasantry is expected, especially In Brittany and the Pyrenees. The Bretons are devout Catholics and resent op- pression very strongly. Hillary force is likely to be again necessary to over come their resistance, as during the last official campaign against the churches.
 In the Pyrenees the Fa thful are preparing for the coming "f the oth cials by barricading their churches, laying in balls of sulphur ss ammun itlon, and posting as sent'nels, the tame bears which are sort of domestic animals in that mountainous country.
 MdudUlG GtlltG4t NioSNA bS eAAS SNNNNae of her husband. a stockbroker, who committed suicide at his villa at Lulno. Lake Maggiore, resorted 70 burglary to gain admission to his death-cham- Der. After Gllesrs death the villa had been sold to pay his debts.
 The new owner of the villa had been puzzled by q series of five burg Iaries. recurring monthly, by which. however, he lost none of his property
 Ia ta n "a saw the room in which Galesi had died was lit up and on entering the room he found a young woman and little boy on their knees.
 It was the unhappy Madame Galesl and her son. Questioned by the owner of the house, the widow said; T am praying for my husband to return to me, as he promised" She lad broken into the house with q set ot daintily- made burglars tools,
 Death by starvation has overtakcu an Italian lawyer from Turin, who pt- tempted to cross the Simp.on pass dlones
 Losing his way in snowstorm, hu wandered about for several days and finally took refuge in barn Here ne lived for several weeSs,his only food and drink being hay and snow, but h. gradually starved.
 Nearby was q hOspicc. where he would have been well fed and cared for if hecould have reached it. When he was at last found by people froM the hospice. he was mere skeleton. They carried him to the tospice, but before they reached the piece Ec was dead.
 Don Caetano de Braganza. a cousid of the King of Portugal has had an exslting adventure with mad bull al his bull raising farm at Tore Bella.
 Don Caetano, mounted, '"as in- specting the herd. when ole of the animals became infurIated and charge him. He galloped for bis l'se, but his horse stumbled and fell. The ball dashed at the horse and ter witt savage fury. Don Caetano was injured in the thigh but managed to climb a tree. while his horse as Cored C death. Not until the aladiened bu. was secured by the herdsmcn did tn, Kings cousin descend cm his tree Americans visiting the -;-crnal City may soon have to pay 10 enter thu . Colosseum. which has -lw"ys hcen 1 open free to the public, who enter by | the sixty-four arches tha. surround | the ancient arena.
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