Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-13
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


rigan as pastor OF ST. Patrick's churcl
on the north side, and directed him
or pain of suspension to report foi
duty in Pueblo. Father Carrigan re
fused to obey the bishops command
and yesterday he conducted service:
rs usual in his church. Bishop Mat
IS In Aspen, and ii is not known whai
steps he will take to enforce his or
der 1t is understood that the bishoI
had selected Father Hewlett of Pue
bio as Father Carrigan's permanent
successor. Father Hewlett did not ap
pear at st. Patrick's yesterday and
lie will continue his work in Pueblo
fo3 the time being at least.
Friends of Father Carrigan say that
Sie bishop is without power 10 remove
him An authority on church law said
yesterday: Pope Plus X recently de
creed that priests who had had charge
OF parishes for twenty-five years con.
tinuously should become irremovable
rectors. Father Carrigan has been at
st. Patrick's for twenty-eight years
The only way the bishop could remove
him would be by preferring formal
charges and ordering a trial in the
usual fashion.
WASHINGTON. ~ 10-The de.
bate on the tariff was continued in
the senate today. The stand patters
in congress have gained much conf
dence since the debate commenced and
now express confidence that the pro-
gressiye element of the Republican
party demanding revision downward
will be defeated when the final meas
ure of strength comes. This result is
not credited to any material deser-
tions from the forces of Republican
revisionists. but rather to accessions
from Democrats and to the strong in
trenchment of eastern high protec
4ion forces.
Senator Aldrich, in command of the
high protection forces, with tine exDe
rience derived from participation in
the drafting and passage of several
tariff laws, has deftly distributed IA
yors west of the Mississippi until he
has drawn from that section, especial
ly mining states, enough votes to-
gether with those he will have on TIE
Democratic side of the senate, to die
tate. 1t is not only generally admitted
today that Mr.. Aldrich has the situa.
ton well in handsand will dictate the
amendments that will be made to the
senate bill, but friends of the income
tax are losing confidence in success.
MERCER, Pa, May 10.-James n
Boyle was today sentenced to life i'm
prisonment in the Western penitenti.
airy at Pittsburg for the kidnapping of
Willy Whitla
Mrs. Boyle, indicted as Mary Doe.
received n sentence of twenty-five
years with fine of $1,000 and costs
of prosecution.
Boyle did not create the scene in
court he had threatened and did not
utter word prior to his sentence.
His counsel. however, made a plea
for both Boyle and his wife, asking
for leniency in both cases. He stated
that until recently the extreme penalty
for kidnapping In this state was ten
years and in view of the fact that
the boy had been treated with every
consideration, and that all care had
t., i,,Fl l;nf
sary mental anguish upon the parents,
he felt that leniency might be asked
for with propriety.
Both Boyle and his wife collapsed
completely upon hearing their SEN
tences pronounced.
NEW YORK, May 10.-Because An
tonic Crizento, then a policeman, ar
rested Angelo Calyeienni in Italy ten
years ago, he was stabbed twenty
six times early today in East One
Hundred and Fourth street. AT the
time of the arrest Calveienni vowed
vengeance and they met for the first
time today When the policeman ar
rived Crizento was lying on his back
on the sidewalk with his old enemy
sitting on his chest and jabbing the
blade OF his knife into the PROSTATE
mans face and body Although he
was terribly lacerated, at the hospita
the doctors say that Crizento may no
die because the blade of the knife wa!
short.
NAIROBI, British East Africa. MA!
10.-A bulky bull rhinoceros is thu
latest prize wrested from the jungle
by Colonel Roosevelt.
From the ex.president's camp nea
Machakos word was brought down tc
day that the lack of Rooseyelt's part
continues and that fifteen varietie
of game, including a big rhinoceroui
has been bagged in the last exped
tion. The rhinoceros was rushing o
MIR. Roosevelt when the hunter fire.
The distance was fourteen PAGES.
The naturalists of the party ar
kept busy preparing the trophie
which Mr. Roosevelt and his son Ke
nit are bringing in daily. Forty-fv