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New-York tribune., 1907-04-01
THE MONTAGNTNI PAPERS.
THE Figaro" Prints Further
Synopsis of Seized Documents.

Paris. March 31.-The Figaro" concludes It's
presentation of the Montagnini documents by
an analysis of those papers that relate especially
TO internal church questions. These show con-
clusively. the paper believes that the Pope was
always scrupulOusly careful 10 discountenance
any attempt to attack republican institutions
MOnsignOr Montagninis notebook shows that
he regarded both Royalists and Conservatives
with considerable disfavor and that he would
have liked 20 have them replaced by Republican
Catholics, provided the latter were not too ad-
vanced. But many Republican Catholics were
dislked almost equally by Monsignor Montagn-
ini. as is proved by the report of Cardinal Merry
del Val, the Papal Secretary OF State. On Marc
Saguier, the president of an Ultra-L Liberal Cath
olic society.
The papers throw much light upon the as
semblies OF bishops. and confirm previous reports
that a ajority of the prelates favored the
formation of canonical associations. in accord
anoe with the plan of the Archbishop Of Besan-
con. All the deliberations Of these assemblies al
though held in secret were communicated 10 the
government
Monsignor Montagnini was asked to make an
inquiry. and il appears that he thought that
the Archbishop Of Besancon was guilty
A number of the papers relate to the candi-
dacy of various prelates for the rank OF bishop
both before and after the separation II ap-
pears that the Combes government insisted upon
the nomination Of three candidates, and that the
Pope steadily refused. The Figaro suggests
that the recent religious crisis arose out Of this
dispute.
From other documents relating to the pro-
lection of Catholics in the Far East it would
seem that France lost no offices there through
the Pope. but only those which she herself aban-
doned.
A number Of entries Of conversations in the
notebook show that certain diplomatists main
taincd sympathetic and in some cases too con-
fding relations with Monsignor Montagnini.
They all deplored and even condemned the re-
ligious policy Of France. The ambassador OF
a great power expressed the opinion that the
much reliance on manifestations OF sympathy
from Emperor William. The ambassador sup
ported his opinion by telling Monsignor Mon
tagnini that a certain great Protestant power
had once wanted 10 send a Catholic as ambassa-
dor TO Germany. but Emperor William had op-
posed his nomination The name OF the diplo-
mats in question appear in the notebook In
full, and this leads the Figaro 10 hope that
the government may yet refrain from publish
ing the papers.
The article in the Figaro" concludes by as
serting that Monsignor Montagnini warned
of the seizure of the documents eight days be-
fore the occurrence by the Austrian Ambassa-
dor. and IL is even said that he was warned by
an empoye of the Foreign Office.
Inquiries made to-day at the Austrian. Brit
ish and japanese embassies and the Dutch le-
cation which were mentioned in the documents
of Monsignor Montagnini. brought forth respOn-
ter. The diplomats refused to discuss the
, disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-01
ICE CUT FROM bitches.
Health Board Decides 1t Is Fall of
TuphO;d-Arrest FOlIOzrs.

John Briotto, Of 40. 25O Duncan avenue Jer-
Fey City. was arrested yesterday by DIR. Fred
erick Robertson and Food Inspector Hugh GAL
lagher. Of the Jersey City Health Board charged
with violating The health laws. lie viii be ar
Eaigned to-day.
Last fan Briotto bought city block of ground
on the meadows On this ground he had dug
seven di;ehes eight feet wide. and an eighth
which was lG feet wide. all being 200 feet long
From these bitches he had cut during the winter
iRo hundred tons Of ice. which MAS stored in an
ieehouse. Or. Robertson got sample OF this
let and melted H. The resultant water was OF a
yellow hue, and filled with typhoid germs DIR.
Robertson said. BriOtto's arrest followed. He
s2-i he had no intention OF using the ice for any
purpose except 10 freeze ice cream, for which
ne said that il was good any other. He
aiso said that he had recently stocked the
bitches with gold FISH. and intended 10 put some
Plants on the grounds and convert the place into
sumner garden.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-01
ITALIAN PASSIONS BOIL.
Murder end Saic;dc end FataI Shoot
.ng MGrL. Easier.

The italian colonies OF the city furnished two
serious shooting affrays yesterday 70 lend variety
10 Easter. ore AZ No t5t West :dtn street where
Giuseppe CavaTna shot and killed Ficetta CavaSaa
his cousins wife. and then killed himself with the
same revolver; another n No. - Holland avenue.
where Mrs Angelina Dceenova. or No . East
ei4th street was shot IN the eye hy an unknown
per son. She is n Fordham Hospital and Is hot
MkClv recover the bullet penetrated her brain
The shooting followed a quarrel among three
women Of the nci.;hbcruood The porce are look
rG 70. Miss EeIato Torro. daughter of Mrs
Ma:ia Torrlo. v.ho,n II was SAID Mys Degcnova
struck with the rung Of 4 chair.
Two motives we're suggested for the Ctlagna
murder and suicide: ore that there was love af-
far. the second that the dead woman refused to
give her murderer enough money to meet his needs
lie had beer out OF employment for some weeks
%eghtors Of thc family said that the murderer
was dcc2l5 attached 60 his Cousins wife Fran
ccscO CalaEna, husb.nd Of the dead woman went
to Ellis Island yesterday morning to meet some
friends who had arrived from Sicily. lie had hardly
got out OF the house, u was said when his young
entered
Tho family IN the adj joining Hat soon heard shots
and hurried out and almost stumbled over the life
less .Ocn Of the WVman. She had dragged herself
from the kitchen. where the shooting occurred. "
the hallway. hoping TO excite attention. and died
there The found lyiue face downward On
the foc. Of the kitchen and hurried To Eoose-
Velt HOSPITAL, whore he died before he could be
nut on the operating table. \ three ycar-old child
Of the murdered woman the only witness 10
the tragedy. She was found crying IN ii corner.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-01
RANK OF CHTLPS ENJOY.
Plan for ambassador Opposcd-No
Minister App0inted.

Washington March 3I.-Chilrs failure "a send
minister 10 washington to replace Mr. Walker
Martinez who did not return here after the ran
American conference at Rio de Janeiro last sum
r1er has caused much comment. The neglect OF tho
Chilian congress 70 appropriate sufficient money
70 maintain the legation has been given as q
reason for leaving the American mission in char "a
or Alberto Ycacham secretary OF tho legation
But II has just become known that the real cause
was hidden deep in Latin American politics.
Chin decided II would be good idea 10 have on
ambassador in Washington, and steps were taken
10 learn what the United States thought about
the proposed elevation Of the Chan representa-
two 10 Washington Brazil had ambassador
end ChiIl fel; that similar honor should be ac-
corded to Il by the United States.
The suggestion that the chiiian envoy might ne
America on edge and a general movement VAS
instituted by The southern republics 70 .p.eyeat
espec,aiy opposed 70 the plan, as Brazil ana Ch.l
are always rated as allies, and Argentina oio hot
want her two strongest rivals 70 outS'HP Ee' III
II has not been thu policy Of the State Depart
ment to send ambassadors 20 any country WHEN
cannot be ranked world powe-, and when the
hostility OF tho rest OF South America 70 Such Il
change became know; the United S.ttSs "fe;Gu s;
that the qucstioa had better not he ag.t.ltd LuE-
ther at this time Before TINS oecisoi Was &
however. il was automatically hinted I4dt hlitsia
and several OF the other western SCUM Aihetic
republics woud probably decide to withdraw th'lcc
ministers and leave their legations iil charEe OF
Fecretaries IN Chill was permitted TO - M an
ambassador. ,,.,. >,
After Mr. WalkerMartinez left Washinstoi. II
was suggested to the state Department that AZ
other man, whose name has not been naoe s u"ig ,,
being considered for the place. bu. ] tte
United States asked about the man ms name
was dropped and recently there has been no fg fsag+
Eestoii tina. chin VIII be in any hurry about
sending a representative Of ministerial rank 10
Washington. ,.. -, ,, mon
proposed and the failure or Chi to SEND him Is
By y her S ' rie
70 the Plan for an ambassador.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-01

miral WIiian, T. Sampson who commander
chief the occasion of the naval campaign In
The Navy Department is having some difficulty
in reaching the persons who are now out of the
taken advantage Of the facilities Of tac POstofce
Department TO send cut The information that the
tion. These battle meiais VIII he issued to any
In jsqS Who was attached 20 the following ships
which took Fart in engagements designated:
.Aiyarado. .IauzanilO cuba, Auguat Z
Ampni.ritc. San ausn, +. X, Nay y; under fire
Annapolis. N.pe Bay, cuba. JUL 4.
PIC Cortes E@y ApgGst . boat sent out under
nie al isle OF Fines. Ne IVA Corona, Ausust 3
6iaeia6ati under re or aiat;,nzas cube April %
Detroit, san Juan, =. H., May L.
DiSic. under iire or CaSilda Cuba. Jane -
DGac1t under ire ofs Aiqtan:aS. Cuoa April p
RE Hon&o Cg5i. 3. June e
Fern Santiago &c Cuba. July B.
Gloucester. Santiago Ue tUUa. July =
Han,ilton, MarieI Cuog. Jure. u; Havana. Cuba.
H5SrVard, Santiago de cuba .r,.ly 5
Hawk of Malieit cu9a; July
hist, Mapzanilo, CGba: June &c. July IS and
august 12 Sitntia5o de CH99 July
A9rnSt AsE1iino, a1fian IL va June T ~ ana JuS -
Iowa. Santiago de Cuba I1ly
MSgeSai.. EfgqSsdi car 5araaass 2Ss cubs. Mi May iS
Mangroye Caibairien, Cuba, AuSust a.
Maple. Havana Cuba June 10; Cardenas Cuba.
Marblehead., Cieniuegos. cuba. May Il: Guanta-
Massachusetts, Santiago dc cuba. May 81; June 6.
MaytIower. Havana, Cuba May "A and June Is
Mckee. Sagua Ia Grande. Cuba. August 5.
Montgomery. San Juan. F. +. May T.
Nsshyiile Cienfuegos Cuba AIay H.
NewaIk, Manzanillo, Cuba. August Y
G. June Il and June l6.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-01

New York Santiago de Cuba. July g.
oregon. Santiago de Cuba. July g.
Osceoa. Manzarilo. Cuba. June 80. July IS.
August Y.
Panther. Guantanamo. Cuba. June II. Z and Is
Porter. San Juan. P r. May z: Santiago de
Cuba. June :.
Prairie, Mariel. Cuba July g.
Puritan. MataEzas. Cuba April q
ResOlutC, Santiago de Cuba. July 5; Manzanilos
Cuba. August p -
Cables)-
Suwanee ManZanillO. Cuba. August IA
San Francisco. Havana. Cuba. August II
Scorpion. ManzanillO. Cube, July IL
Terror, San Juan. p. r., May Il
Texas, Santiago de Cuba. July g.
Topeka. Nipe Bay. cuba, July q.
Vixen. Santiago de Cuba. July 8.
Vesuvius. Santiago de Cuba, Nay Is and June d
Wasp. Nine Bay, Cuba. July q
Wilmington, Cardenas. Cuba. May 49, ManzAnilos
Window. Cienfuegos. Cuba. May IL
WtnslOw, Cardenas. Cuba. May -
WomDatuck Santiago de Cuba. May IS t-pt.tns
cablesl ManzanflO. Cuba. June 80 and July IA
Woodbury. Havana Cuba. Augux n
Yale. San Juan. p. r.. May 10
YauktOn, Cape Muno, June q
Yankee. Santiago de Cuba, June 9: CenfueEoA
Cuba June 1S; Casiida. Cuba June ~
Yosemite. San Juan, p r. June g
New-York tribune., 1907-04-01
NAVY CAMPAIGN BADGE.
Ofcial, Mcmento of Vest Indian
Service an 1898.
fFrom Tho Tribune Bureau.I

Washington. March SL--The Navy Department
has in it's possession the battle badges which are
TO be distributed officers and men now IN the
service who served in West Indian waters in the
war with spain Tho badges VIII also be issued
to volunteers who at that time in the SER
vice. or those civilians who We're in the navy and
who are not now connected with the naval estab-
lish,rent The badge has the OF the ship
on the bar from which Is suspended a red white
and blue RIBBON. In turn supporting the medal
itself This nedal bears The AkeEeas Of Rear Ad-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-01
STUDENT KILLS TWO POLICEMEN.
An Ineffective Ambuscade at Moscow RevO-
lutiOnary Headquarters.

Moscow. March 31.-The police on Saturday
discovered and searched a revolutionary meet
ing place here. They stationed an amOuscade.
and to-day student who had not been warned
that the place had been discovered approached
the entrance. Policemen Andrieh and Cont
charoff jumped from the hiding place toward
the student who killed both Of them with his
revolver and escaped unwounded.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-01
NORWEGIAN BARK A TOTAL LOSS.

Cape Sable. y. S. March Si.-The Norwegian bark
city OF Agra. bound from New York &c Bridge
water which ran the southwest ledge in "A fog
yesterday. will be a total loss At daylight to-day
the vessel vas far her side and pounding
heavily on the ledge.
Captain Hamre Of the vessel said that those on
board owed their lives to Keeper CUNNINGHAM Of
the Cape Sable light, who sighted them trying to
land and guided them to a safe harbor through
tire dangerous ledges.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-01
REQUIEM FOR MURDERED EDITOR.

St. Petersburg March 31.-A requiem mass was
celebrated to-day in the main synagogue for DR..
JollOs. editor OF the 'VedomOsti.' who was assas-
sinated BY youth at Moscow on March a. Many
thousand persons were present among them being
the most prominent leaders OF all the political par
ties. nearly hundred members and remembers
OF parliament and Princes Peter and Paul DolgO-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-01
SEVEN MURDERED BY ONE MAN.

Alexandropo Russian Armenia. March 81
Seven persons were killed mortally wounded
here to-day BY man named Karapetyants. who
l>~ely had been without employment. When
further board and lodging at tho home of a
married sister were refused, KaraPetyants, with
a stiletto mortaIly wounded his sister. killed
her husband. mortally wounded a nephew and
niece killed neigIlbor who answered their cry
for help. and mortally wounded the wife and
mother of this neighbor. Then he committed
suicide.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-01
a NEW AERoPLANE AT PARIS.

Paris. March sl-Trials of the Delagranse aero
plane were made yesterday before number Of
well-known aeronauts. They successful. the
machine flying distance of sixty yards. NJ San
-Dumont who present heartily congrat-
ulated hs rivals their success.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-01
AL QUIET AT oupIA.

Oudia, Morocco March 3i.-Cam relgns In the
town OF Oudia and IT'S vicinity The work OF
cleaning the streets contaCes \ native hospital
and dispcnsary and heliograph ana telegraph Of
fees have been opened \ battery from Oran and
a squadron cf SIafis from Sidi- Bel Abbes Algeria.
have left here for Lal2 Marina. where they will
remain until further orders.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-01
PApAL LETTER 70 ARCHBISHOP.

Rome. March si.-Card!nal Merry del VAL the
Papal Secretary OF state hes written IN the name
Of the Pope a highly coinmeuGatory letter to Arch
bishop Quislcy, Of Chicago, prai2iss the Catholic
clergy and aSmen in his arCh,toCCse and the
splendid work done by, them in The collection of
Peters pence.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-01
TO PROTECT HAWAIIAN APPolNTsE.

Honolulu. March 3l.-A bin was introduced in the
territorial Legislature yesterday making illegal the
giving by territorial officers of undated resigna-
tions the appointing powers. 1t has been
charged that Governor Carter has required all ap-
pointees 10 give him undated resignation 81 the
time c. appointment.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-01

ABSURD PAY DtsCRIMINATIONs-N ON
GERS VIII be Interested In knowing that the allow
auces FOR light and heat provided FOR all army
officers ard supposed 10 be provided as well for
nll naval officers. do not. as a matter OF fact
belong 10 all officers OF the navy but only 10 those
Of the line. medical corps and pay corps. Naval
constructors. civil! engineers professors and
of the chaplan ms receive he extra allow
ance. The syst"l. Of navy pay is in SGCll a mud
died state thpt nobody figure definitely Just
what individual! is entitled IL has So hap
pcncd rtCCctly that professor Of mathematics on
being retired 20 receive retired officer
one-t third more pay than hc received when on the
active list. The news that there viii he diff
ference !n the granting Cf allowances which We're
evidently intended for all officers impnrtIay. viii
serve 10 emphasize the absurdity which has at
tached the existing navy pay table.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-01
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

Washington, March 81
pESERTfON HEINOUS OFFENSE.-War De-
partment authorities are much interested in an
order which has been issued BY Colonel ]. w.
Duncan one OF TIE most efficient army officers.
who is in command of the 9Th Infantry, with head
quarters at Fort William Henry Harrison, Mon
Sana' colonel Duncan urges upon the enlisted men
oi his command nine warnings against desertion. as
follows
l. BY deserving. he (the soldiep annihiates his
tepqiitaon and changes his record from honorable
I'll! H. He breaks his solemn oath taken in the
iii lie o5te5 fS his asaiRT' aRn e6n5tenPe 9as aPer0v"
~; tie robs his government of his promised
,eond VI imbmsidiately bgSi5 upon 5he deseron Of
ne 20 1nqe n The WHIT c crime ~ ,ba2i has ne ne &
IleneSs has preceded or accompanied the criminal
pc.on Of the commission Of the grossest crimes.
RON so mat has he gained? release perhaps.
perpetual iafaay. a blot upon All his subsequent
vi lie Is ar oUtcast from the society of all
n0aosaG.e neop.e II he escapes capture If cap
hient besides his dishonorabse and perniless dis
charge from The service
prevention and punishment is vital only TO the
on@r nv ~. to the very existence of an army. IT,
cowardoe soeT cn9id iTh mnD, G hFG9s's
gard their obligations and leave the army as men
leave an emp over ia civil lie, the army would
soon dsintegrate. 10 prevent tie serious conse-
quences that must result from an unchecked com
mission OF this crime and TO punish the same.
the loss of citizenship
TX. None but false friends and secret enemies
states service. '' ''''e''
Colonel Duncan has required that the order which
procaims the deserter an "outcast from the society
of all honorable people shall be read to every SOL
aier m The regiment. that copy shall be furnished
copy shall be furnished 10 any man who asks for
New-York tribune., 1907-04-01

INTERFERENCE WITH CHAPI.AINS - The
Navy Department has sent a letter Of reprina26
TO the commanding officer Of one OF the vessels
in commission on account OF the complaints which
have been filed by the chaplain attached To the
snip The latter officer says that he has been I'M
peded In his labors by the commanding officer. and
'hat on more than one occasion it found
necessary 20 abandon tho religious services cor
templated because TIE We're required 10 do
work which. according 10 the chaplain. might lust
as well have been postponed The complaint had
20 come through the commanding officer who was
the object Of e-iticism and he had an opportunity
% make his defence The naval aufborIties
In WashinEtou carefully considered the complaint
ana the rclo!nder and able 10 find auv
reason for sustaining the commandirl.: officer The
letter which was sent from the Navy Depa- -tr:!ent
10 the commanding officer reminded the recipient
thnt lie should aid a chaplain in every way pos
Sioe. ard that there should be Interference vtI
religious services excepting. OF course. In times OF
emergency. Tie incident Is altogether unusual in
naval annals.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-01
PRISONER WOUNDS DETECTIVE.

Paris. March 31.-M. Hamard. head detective Of
the Department Of the Seine. wounded TODAY
by n dagger thrust while arFesting man named
Dallin, who is accused Of murder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
CABINET MEETING.

Washington, June Trust matters
and alleged violations ~ the sherman
antitrust and other laws occupied tho
attention Of the president for time 10.
day ana VIII be resumed tonight.
Milton d, Purdy an assistant TO the
attorney general, 10 whom has been
turned over all the evidence I'm the al
legged discrimination by the anthracite
coal-carrying roads against independent
miners, was AN early caller at the White
House, He would not discuss the in
lerVleW with the president
Later Edwin W. Sims, United states
district attorney at Chicago. was with
the president, Mr.. Sims rs here for the
purpose of comforting with administra-
ton officials regarding evidence 10 be
brought before the federal grand jury
which meets I'm Chicago next Tues
day
There are raid 10 be several cases OF
rebates by railroads in violation Of law
that may be brought 10 the attention
OF that body There also has been
some talk IT proceedings against he
so-called Harvester trust Nj, sims
would not say 'st what win be done
Tonight an O'Clock the president is
10 confer with his advisers regarding
the Hartman case and the charges
against various cosl-carryng roads
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
REoUIsITION HONoRED.
Gov, Cutler o. KS Request From Cal
ifurnia for Return of Malls.

GOV Cutler today honored the re-
QUESTION Of the governor of California
for In. return to that state of SamueI
Malls. who was arrested in this city
by the police OH June /, and who Is
wanted in San Francisco for the crime
of forgery Detective II. p, Bragg Of
san Francisco arrived in the city last
night with the papers for Malls, and
they We're presented to the governor
this morning and houored Detective
Bragg says that Malls Is charged win
forging the name OF o. y. Orlow, presi-
dent of the California Arts & Crafts
company 10 a check for sl37. 30 and SCI
cured $50 on it from Adoph Stiegler, a
tailor.
The hearing on the charge against
Malls OF being Il fugitive from justice
is oil before Judge Armstrong this af-
tcrnoon. and there is no doubt but he
win be held on that charge and Will
be turned over to Detective Bragg. who
win take him back to san Francisco
to stand trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
HARRIMANS CASE.
At Special Conference Tonight the
Cabinet win Discuss II.

Washington, June T.--"Thore was a
good deal OF discussion about routine
matters but we saved the trusts for
tonight" said a member of the cab
met today as no was leaving the White
House after the usual Friday cabinet
meeting.
There were three absentees, Messrs.
Cortelyuu, TAFT and MotCalf
"Tonight's conference is TO cover
several aspects OF the Hartman case
which are badly in need Of discussion.
the so-called harvester trust and
charges against the bituminous rail
roads" said one of the officials who
is 10 participate In the meeting at the
White House tonight,
In fact" he added 'the meeting
is to- be general symposium OH the
subject Of the trust prosecutions The
president wants to clear up the mat
ter as far as practicable and reach
definitely settled program on this sub
1ect before he goes away for the sum
mer."
In addition To members OF the cab
met. there will be present several Of
flcials from the department Of jus
tice and members OF the Interstate
commerce commission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
PERSONALS.

j. G. Alter Of the local weather but
rtNu has obtained a years leave 81 abb
stnoe on account OF his health.
Lieut.. n. \. Campbell Of the
Twenty-nlnth infantry has returned
from special duty at Fortress Mon
roc, Va.
nected with the Tribune in business
capacity, leaves today with Mrs. Mil
lCr on trip 10 Europe.
T. p Kenne-ter representing the
Minneapolis Threghing company, is
IN this city On business
Miss Geneva Wright and Mr.. Al
bort Grecnwell came down from Idaho
Falls TO see Peter Pan" and are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs George n.
Odell
General Agent sanborn OF the Pa
cihc Express company has gone 10
Omaha 10 escort his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. -. G.. Sanb0rn Of 81 Paul rs far
AZ the Missouri river. as they return
10 their home after winters resi-
d,neo in this city
General Manager Wells of the salt
Lake Routa, accompanied by Superln-
tcndeni II. T.. Van ll0usen ana Division
Engineer r. Is Brown lefr Salt Lake
10, Lns Angeles OH a special train yes
terdaN
General Manager RidgWay of the
Denver & RIO Grando railroad returned
yesterday 20 Denver. Manager Ridg.
way spent several days IN Salt Lake
in company with several other high OF.
hclals ~ the Rio Grande. completing
plans for the building OF railway shops
at this point