The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-01-01


Washington. The honor was proposed
by Cardinal Gibbons and anticipates
the elevation of DR.. Dougherty to the
office of vice rector of the university.
Washington. - Following a Fremont
tory warning to President Madriz that
the United States will hold him per-
sonally responsible for the safety of
Americans in the western part of Mica
ragua, the state department tonight
extended more than moral encourage
inert to the revolutionists. Under or
ders from Secretary Knox, American
Red Cross funds are to be expended in
caring for the sick and wounded of both
armies, more than 1000 of whom are in
capacitated in Biuefields.
New York.-Dumont Clarke, presi-
dent Of the American Exchange Nation
al bank, and one of the most widely
known bankers of the country died
Sunday night at Dumont, N. j., rom
pneumonia.
Berlin.-Ernest Mendelssohn Bar
tholdi, head of the banking house of
Mendelssohn & Co., died Saturday at
Dresden
Peabody, Kan.-Colonel Berth Hink-
ney, a civil war veteran and a Kansas
pioneer, died Sunday, aged Sc. He was
colonel of the SiXtieth Wisconsin vol
| unteerS.
Rome-The condition of Cardinal Sa-
TOLL, who is suffering from nephritis, IS
desperate, attacks of delirium being
frequent. Extreme unction' has been
| administered.
St Petersburg.-The national defense
committee of the duma has rejected by
large majority he credit for new bat
| tleShips.
Managua-Th magnitude of the per-
sonal sacrifice involved in the over
throw of Zelaya from actual power and
possible flight from Nicaragua is
shown in the statement that he derives
| from various mOnopolieS and. financial
ventures a revenue of $4,000 silver
| ($40,000 United States money! per
! month.
In the building in the Champ de Mars
that housed the ministry of war, Ze-
laya conducts the monopolieS of alco-
hol, tobacco, cattle, petroleum, hides,
gambling, soap, candles, ice and drugs
and lumber or railroads. fuel and ties.
From these quarters he also has con-
trolled local monopolies existing along
the Atlantic coast and covering traf-
fic in aguardiente, leaf and manufac-
tured tobacco, cocoanut groves, abat-
toirs and turtle fisheries.
In addition to these, he controls the
dock privileges at the piers of Corinto,
Granada, San Jorge, Monkey Point,
San Miguelsto and FL Bluffs and the
lease of the National railway and of
the National steamboat lines.
Through some peculiar framing of
the customs laws he also benefits from
premiums or the expectation of coffee,
lumber, gold, hides and rubber and
from duties of from 10 to so per cent
on importationS of all sorts of manu-
featured articles.
Among his other known interests are
the street cleaning of Managua, done
by contract; the sugar refinery of San
Antonio; the planning mills, and the sale
of property to or by the government
He also exacts share in all conces-
sions granted by the government in this
manner, is Il large stakeholder in con-
cessions granted to the Bluefields COM
pany-James Dietrich Guichora, Sala-
Ear. Emery-and in a number of min
ing concessions The system is so per-
fected that no land owner can devote
his property to raising sugar cane OF
tobacco without the authorization oil
trusts created and controlled by Ze-
laya.
Boston, Mass.-With the close of the
big game season it is found that the
cost 0e the chase has been thirty-foui
lives Twenty-three persons were killed
!; by being mistaken for deer. or by tho
accidental or careless discharge OF fire
, arms in Maine, New Hampshire, Yer
!, mont and Massachusetts, and three il
: the Canadian provinces of New Bruins
wick and Nova Scotia. ContributarI
causes added eight more deaths.
, Among the score or more known tt
, have been seriously injured five are no
expected to recover, two will lose theil
sight and half a dozen more will re
main MANNED for life Maine as usual
leads in the number of victims, four
teen persons having been sacrificed t
the chase in that state.
{ Washington, Pa-Antonio Dalesan
. dro, a wealthy merchant in this city, il
e in the hospital with probably fata
D wounds, inflicted the police say, by ;
r Black Hand agent, who struck the MAJ
/ down when he refused to give up {
. large sum of money.
Warrants have been issued for the ar
e rest of John Cantafy, an Italian o
g Washington, and Antonio Folle, a non
t resident The police are securing TIN
\ Italian region for Folle. Folle is sal,
= to have attacked Dalesondra while h
= was in q barber chair. DaleSandro'
T face and threat were deeply gashed, al
, artery being severed, from which he al
y most bled to death before a physician
}. could reach him. What part Cantafy
who is a leader among the Italians
i took in the affair, is not definitel
: known, but the police believe he co
: operated with an outside Black Ham
f organization.
i. Omaha.-Dr Leonard j. Schneider,
: dentist died Christmas day of polio
myths. strange spinal disease, whic
q has been the puzzle and despair of ply
t sicians here.
Madrid-It can be stated with au
thority that there is no truth in the re
: port that it was at the suggestion @
e the Pope that the Order of the Code
8 Fleece had been bestowed on Seno
Maura, who authorized the eXecutio
i of Ferrer Senior Moret who succeed
q ed Senior Maura as professor, wa
n alone responsible for the appointment
: The real circumstances under whic
Z Senior Maura came to receive the Ordc
If of the Golden Fleece are as follows
q When King Manuel visited Madrid o
: his way to England King Alfons
: thought it desirable that the erstwhil
premier should be present at the stat
II banquet. But, according to the estat
2 lished rules of court etiquette ther
n were reasons against the one-time mir