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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
CATHOLICS ARE
LOYAL AMERICANS
Love OF Religion and Love OF
Country Burn Together
In Their Hearts.
so SAYS CARDINAL GIBBONS.
They Prefer Z. S. Form Of Govern
mcnt and Rejoice I'm the Separation
OF Church and State.

Baltimore .Fcb. 26.--An article will ap-
pear in the March number OF the North
American Review by Cardinal Gibbons.
iu which the cardinal reviews or re-
futes categorlcally the charges made by
ministers OF certain other denomIna-
uons affecting tho loyalty OF Catholics
Cardinal Gibbons begins by saying
that "nftocn million Catholics live their
lives in our land with undlsturbed be-
lief In the perfect harmony existing be-
tween their religion and their duties
us American citizens. Love OF rcig
ion and love OF country burn together
Boa their hearts. They love their church
as the divine spiritual society set up
by Jesus Christ through which they
are brought into a closer communion
with God They love their country with
the spontaneous and ardent love Of
AN patriots. because IL Is their coun-
try ana the source to them OF untold
blessings.
They prefer its form Of government
before amy other. They accept tho Con-
stitution without reserve, with no de-
Sire, as Catholics, to see 10 changed IN
any feature. They can with a clear
conscience swear 20 uphold II.
American Catholics rejoice I'm our
separation Of church and state and
cam conceive no combination OF Circum-
stances likely 20 arise which would
mako a union desirable either TO church
0r 20 state We leave 70 90 church and
state in other lands To solve their prob
lens for their own best interests For
ourselves. We thank God we live in
America. in this happy country OF
religion and liberty are natural ale
Ilesf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
DISSATISFACTION
OF GREAT FLEET
Began Yesterday at Hampton
Roads, Some Warships Leay-
ina for Various Nayy-Yards.
TO BE PAINTED SERVICE GRAY
Picturesque Sight Presented Whom
Admiral Inrraqurs ola Flagship
The Hartford Sailed iu.

Fort Monroe. w.. Fsb. 2C-Tho disc
Indignation OF the powerful H..a force
which has been anchored n Hampton
Roads since Monday last breau today.
'rHe Minnesota and Virginia 1. ODE fleet
which o.reIed the globe steamed away
ta tho NorroIE navy vnui ln receive
Irrurrati1rs for the summer uaueu-
tre Tue big white ships win Doe
d..e..d Iu .ne e1mbrc hges of 'seIvIco
r.E
Th. three scout cruisers. Chester
bingham aud Salem. sailed a,er for
Newport After coaline there they win
uo sent ont on % practise cruise which
Ga expected to demonstrate the relative
efficiency af tho three different types OF
,aeiues with which tho 8eet little ves-
rcis are nuod
The batueahiug New Jersey and the
Rhode Island arc under orders 90 leave
tomorrow. the former going Co Boston
and tho latter 90 Now york Conscious
OF the fact that taey win ho .he first
of the Homecoming fleet t1 enter Now
york harhor the men and officers OF
tho Rhode Island are preparing Go ceIe-
hrate accordingly.
other ships ur to leave shortly. 90
having boon determined that "admi-
IaTs inspection" shall Doc delayed until
later in tho year, Tho ships have been
under such close supervision ON the
way around the world and reports
nnve been made so frequently. that fur
tror inspection was deemed unuocesr
sIfE.
Just what Ie Co. bg done with the ships
u. the U'rd squadron has not been de.
t.ruIinad The men have had hard
work fttiug oul and shaking down the
ueN vessels and are anxious Go make
.umo sort of cruise rather than to re-
maIu at Guantanamo drlI grounds un-
900 the ships uf the returned fleet are
ready for summer Waueuvors. 10 is
-Hid that the squadron undoubtedly
uIIi he given "a West Indian cruise.
Oue OF tho most picturesque sights
Hampton Roads over has known was
presented today. when Admiral Far
rueuts Ola flagship the Hartford of
thU "Uamu ths t1ruedocs' fame came
Iu frum Annapolis and cast anchor near
fht connexions with her wooden
hull and bark re the Hartford pre-
scented striking contrast tu the mod
,.u vessels Sh. win he used in helping
TRANSPORT HuaacEets to Washing
.H. .H. nHuEural parade.
r. .I report spread today that
'..r Admiral Richard Wainwright,
". executive officer of tho battle
s. h.HIH. under capt Srshee when
H-.r " .H destroyed u Havana
f" and "rH aftHrWard commanded
' i'i'. .'"u..rt.r no The battle Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
BILLY SUNDAY ATTACKED
WHILE IN THE PULPIT

Springfield. H.. Feb 26.- Evangelist
vs.. A. CBuly) Sunday. former
baseball player. was horsewhipped to
night by a man at the Sunday taber-
uacle where ina the presence Of 5000
persons, he was conducting revival
while the evangelist was leaning
against the pulpit during the singing
or a hymn. his assailaut who said his
name was sherman Potts, sprans for
ward with "a buggy whip and struck
MT Sunday several terrible blows
The evangelist leapel from the plat
form and knocked his powerful foe
down. The audience was on the verge
Of "a panic, with women weeping and
children screaming while Potts and
Sunday rolled and tumbled in the
aisle.
The Chorister directed the choir and
tho audience 90 sing. and iu "a few
moments calm was restored Several
men held Potts until policemen arrived.
Potts said he was once declared ln-
sane and committed 90 Jacksonville
insane asylum He made the attack.
Doe said. m defense of women whom he
declared had been criticized boy the
evangelist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
CONFESSED TO MURDER
IN THE FIRST DEGREE

Hutchinson. Kan. Feb. 26-OryIo
Poland. aged 49, this afternoon pleaded
guilty 90 murder iu the first degree for
staying Jesse Haymakcr. his friend the
express clerk here Wednesday morn
INK He was Immediately sentenced
90 NE imprisonment. and was taken 10
lnn lansing penItenLLar- Into tnInN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
WATER POWER.
House Subcommittee on Interstate
Commerce Agrees on Report.

Washington. Feb E.-Stul unable to
agree with the president On his recon
mcudatiun for charging for the water
power of uHvigahlo streams, the sub
committee ON Interstate and foreign
commerce has agreed upon "a final report
a lengthy correspondence has been car
ried on with the department % Justice.
The constitutional questions propounded
hy the members were not answered in
a way 90 convince them of the error OF
their opposition 90 the proposal Of the
president
Tho subcommittee will present the
draft Of a proposed bin FOR the better
regulation or water power on these
streams
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
on YEAR ron MANsLAUGnrFn

Butte. Mont Feb. ga special
t0 the Miner from Glasgow. Mont.
says the jury Zoo the second trial of
tle John Sherry murder case. after
beisr ont twenty-six hours. returned
"a verdict OF guilty OF granddaughter
and fixed the penalty at one year.
sherry shot and killed Harry Black at
Husdale Boz October 1907. He claim
ca sclf-defcuse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
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no I,mnnNE GRANrs TOWN.

NeN York Feb improvements
are soon to bee maue t1 Grants tomb
on Riverside drive Stained Flass
wiudous vim replace Ono plain glass
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
CT. TAFT BtYs A MnLET

HrH York; FHn .I Charles A. TAFT
a brother off n" president elect has
purchased for s. 1o0 Mllets Sheep
sheminE fhr highest priced pirture
'n.O.1 I..e yesterday st the saie uf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

used at present the necessary funds
VIII he derived from thr recent ln-
crease suihn1ted in tho government
appropriation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

THE ROSE on THE RANCHO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
MARCH THE MONTH TO be CURED

While Winter is Still UYt the Seasons now Changing and Nature
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
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Arizona republican., 1909-08-04

The time is slipping by and we are gliding with it in sweet fOrgetfulness of the sewer question. Some of these days we'll be jared into rude recol- lection of it.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-04
HIDES AND LEATHER

The western senators evidently had reason on their side in the contro- versy over free hides and the leather schedule. In the compromise by which on the free list. they naturally eX- pected that their constituents would be made good in part by the lower rates on boots, shoes and harness. Otherwise the compromise could hard ly have been effected.
 As it turned out the agreement did not touch manufactures of leather made from hides which are still duti- able that is such as this country does not contribute to the trade and it is such manufactures that are chiefly used by those who would be disad- vantageously affected by the placing of hides on the free list.
 The agreement in effect was then that the producers of hides would waive protection on that product and would accept the loss if the manufac- turers would be made to bear slight loss. No where was there a provision for a compensating gain to the pro- ducers of hides.
 The agreement was, in fact, less logical than if in consideration of free hides. the duty had been lowered on sugar. That arrangement would have afforded some compensating gain to the producers of hides, most of whom use sugar.
 As it stood, the agreement so far as the cattIemen are concerned, is about the same as if, instead of lower rate on leather manufactures, it had provided for lower rate on jute bagging for which the cattlemen have no use.
 It is brought out that the two in dustries which were involved in this compact have much less Intimate relation to each other than the casual observer would suppose.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-04

Buy your Wood and Coal for the winter now and save money.
 Four-foot Mesquite Wood delivered at 5000 a cord, saving of s1.5O over winter prices.
 Large two-horse load of Stove Wood, $5.5O.
 One horse load of Stove Wood s2.75.
 Best Black Diamond Lump Coal at best prices by the ton, and only 50 cents per sack.
 We also sell Kindling, Charcoal Blacksmith Coal and Coke. Special prices on Weed and Coal in carload lots.
 Call up Main 135. Order now and save money.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-04

bile driver who had nearly run him down. Well, it may be said for MT. Coleman that he can cite plenty of examples of good vigorous cursing in the Bible.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-04
OvERzEAL IN wELLDOING.

The New York World. while com mending vaguely the children's courts, which are fast becoming features of criminal jurisprudence in the larger cities, calls attention to the danger of making even these humane tribunals vehicles of injustice.
 Attention is called to the fact that recently in one day 200 children were brought before the children's court in New York, charged for the most part with nothing more serious than sell ing chewing gum without a Ii;ensc" It was contended by the World that one of the results of the childrens courts is to magnify triflinG. childish offenses, and hale before the court young children who would merely be reprimanded if the convenien. juv, n,Ie tribunal did not exist.
 There is reason to believe that the criticism of the World is warranted, wherever children's courts exist. The increase in the number of officers having especially to do with young delinquents, and the desire of such officers to perform their duty, may. and doubtless does, often lead to ar rests which should not be made. The fact that the child involved cannot be taken to a police court often de- cides the action of the officer. The sad truth that an arrest of any kind is a blot. and to a sensitive child may be mortal moral hurt, is forgotten in the zeal to bring juvenile delin- quents into a court, the administra- mane.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-04

The territorial organization appears to have spit on it's hands and to have taken another hold, if in fact, it ever let go.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-04

John B. Coleman, of Eugene. Ore, man of wealth and a phiIanthropist who two years ago gave $5O,OO0 to the Bible University there and has been generous in other ways, was ar rested by the chief of police of Flu gene for publicly cursing an automo-
Arizona republican., 1909-08-04

Single rooms and apartments, hot and cold water, fine veranda, close to shop ping district. Summer rates. Hotel Key West, 533 $. Grand Ave, Los Angeles
Arizona republican., 1909-08-04

Every day now brings us a little nearer to that season of the year when more will be doing in Phoenix than ever before.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-04

Don't worry. We'll get that Center street bridge yet.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-04

The Republican is the ouiy newspaper in Arizona holding two certificates of circulation from the above Association. and bases all advertising contracts thereon. The average circulation, per day, thus certified to is:
 From Oct l, 1906, to March 31,
 lSOl ...-..... ...s-.-.... .o<So From Jan. l, 1908, to Feb. 8.
 1909 .-....... ...........-.---....o4 o4S4
 These figures represent a larger circu- Ation than that of all other Phoenix dailies combined, and is the largest in Arizona by more than 20OO. The Re publican is the only Arizona newspaper that makes public it's circulation as cer- tified to by the Association of American Advertisers, which is the only recognized authority in the United States.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-04

Anyone contemplating spending the summer at Flagstaff will find all the modern conveniences and good service at Commercial Hotel. We keep all the Arizona papers on file.-J. H. Dona- hue, Mgr.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-02
RAIN PREVENTS OUTDOOR
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL
Will Have "ChiIdren's Day" at
Park Next Week

On account of the rain the distribu-
tion of presents which was to have
been made yesterday from the grow
ing Christmas tree at the children's
playground out in Golden Gate park
was postponed. Because some of the
toys have been destroyed by the rain
superintendent McHenry Will make up
for it by arranging for a "Childrens
day when all the attractions will be
free all day long.
Early next week on the first fair
day, Santa Claus will come back to San
Francisco for visit to all. the poor
children who care to go out there to
see him. He will mount the tree and
pick off all the toys and although there
may. not be enough to go around 1t is
possible that he may bring some more
with him. The merrygo round will
keep moving all day and the goats and
donkeys will work overtime. Every
thing will be free.
superintendent McHenry has ar
ranged with Sanity to have Children's
day on the very first sunny day next
week and the children from all the
orphan institutions will be notified in
the morning. Other poor children or
those who want to become poor for
the day may go out, too. and the fun
viii begin as soon as they get there.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-02
SAYS HE CRACKED
GUNST'SSTRONGBOx
Desperate Burglar Captured III
San Jose Confesses to
Series of Crimes
While Planning Raids on San
Jose Homes He Falls into
Hands of Police
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


SAN JOSE, Jan. Thomas Spuch.
alias Tom Brennon, an ex-convict, gun
fighter and self-confessed burglar, was
recognized and arrested today by De-
tectives Leddy Starbfrd and Hines.
Spuch has confessed to being an ac-
complice in nine burglaries and holdups
and Oakland
Jose police department FIVE years ago
he held up the local officers at the
point of gun before he could be
searched backed out of the police sta
tion and made his escape.
Spuch was captured in the Reception
saloon by the detectives. who pinioned
his arms, as it was known that he was
a desperate character and heavily
armed.
Among the crimes to which Spuch has
confessed is the cracking of a safe in
Gunsts cigar store tin Geary street,
San Francisco. when, he says, between
$4,000 and $4,000 worth of jewelry was
taken. He also confessed that he has
participated in a holdup in Stockton
and burglary in Oakland since his re-
lease from San Quentin prison 13
months ago.
Spuch stated that he had come to San
Jose for the express purpose of pull
ing off a couple of jobs one of which
was the robbery of a home in Tenth
street. That Spuch. or Brennon, as he
is known to San Quentin officers is one
of the most desperate criminals that
ever operated on this coast is testified
to by several old officers
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-02
PANIC IS AVERTED
IN THEATER BLAZE
Excited Crowds Take Managers
Advice and Leave Building
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

ERIE, Pa. Jan. Fire broke out
in the front part of the Park opera
house about 1915 o'clock tonight, and
but for the presence of mind of the
members of the TN the Nick of Time"
company a most serious disaster would
have been the result
1t was during the fourth act of the
play that the house suddenly became
filled with smoke. and a woman sitting
in the front row cried Fire" This
started a panic in the house, but the
stage manager rushed to the front of
the house and cried: There is no fire;
keep your seats"
In the meantime ushers rushed back
and forth through the aisles urging the
people to keep their seats and not start
a panic. Several men in the gallery
made a rush for the door, but the at
taches of the house on duty there used
their fists to force the people back.
BY this time the smoke was in every
that the occupants of the playhouse
would not remain. Manager Sullivan
stepped to the front of the stage and
said that there would be no DANCED IL
every one kept his head. He asked that
the house be cleared slowly and that
no one attempted to rush the doors and
create panic.
The people were nervous and excited,
but they went out in fairly good order.
Women were jostled and men were in
clined to hurry, but the 100 persons
who filled the theater got out without
serious hurt One woman tainted. The
fire was in the front of the building
and did considerable damage.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-02
MAY SECURE PARDON
!. FOR ACTOR FRIEND
Rich Woman's Efforts to Obtain
Freedom for Bigamist May
Be Successful

Cheerful news was conveyed to: Mrs.
Mabel Violet Webber. the rich southern
woman who is trying to effect the re-
lease of Robert Griffin, alias Leroy Wal
tham,. actor, soldier and bigamist, who
is now serving years sentence in
San Quentin prison. An officer of the
state board of prison directors called
upon Mrs. Webber yesterday afternoon
and informed her that recommendation
for commutation of Griffin's sentence
would be made by the board to Cover
nor GiIlett.
Griffin's sight is gradually forsaking
him and in short time, oculists de-
clare, he will be totally blind. Mrs.
Webber played in historical produc-
lions with Griffin on southern stages
She considered him a great actor and
during his trial in Oakland for bigamy
she made strong effort to prevent his
Having failed in that
she has constantly endeavored to Sc
cure his pardon.
Since taking up the fight for Grif-
fin S release the woman's own happiness
has been threatened by q violent do
nestle tangle. For days she has been
in seclusieh IN her apartments at the
Nevada hotel, in Van Ness avenue fear
ing that her husband, John H. Webber.
a wealthy Nashville attorney and rail-
road stock holder. would find her and
compel her to return to her home in the
south, from whence she departed two
years ago to come to this state She
said yesterday that her husband would
not agree to a divorce and he has been
seeking her for months.
Griffin is not unmindful of Mrs Web
ber's constancy in his behalf He has
written a clever playlet, THE Sea
Breeze that was presented by the in
mates Of San Quentin New Years eve.
The original manuscript, together with
many mementoes of the Spanish Amer
lean war, in which Griffin fought and
was badly wounded, are among the
highly priced trinkets in Mrs Webber's
nosSessfon.