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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-03
.F0RBIDs BUSINESS
FOR ECCLES|A5T|CS
Papal Decree Makes II UnlaW-
ful for Clerics 10 Engage in
Worldly Affairs.
COVERS WHOLE WORLD
Rome Hears Rumor That Govern
ment Will Abolish Article Making
Catholicism State Religion.
tsasz.al iJ,spa,ch.)

ROME, Saturday. - Fifteen thousand
priests and bishops Of the United States
have been nppriscd of the terms of the
Pontifcal decree. which affects them as
we'll us all the other clergy and the relig-
ious orders Of the Catholic Church. In
it the Pope lays down a series of very
severe rules regarding their participation
i'll business affairs of all kinds. They are
strictly forbidden TO take an active part
in financial enterprises, even in those
which have n charitable scope, or to lend
their names or influence to any business
speculation.
This decree is to be embodied in n now
code of the canon law. which will be pub
lislcd at the end of the next year. but it
goes into force Immediately with the be-
ginning of 1911
The new regulations for the official
visits of bishops to Rome 20 into force
in the year 1914. This law is fixed for
all bishops Of America. North and
South. All Of them will then be Obliged
to furnish the most elaborate report to
the Consistorinl Congregation regard
ing their dioccSes.
II is rnmorcd that carly in the new
year the Italian government will pro
pose the abolition Of the article of the
constitution Which proclaims the Cath
Ole Church rs the religion of the State.
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CROSS ON GIRLS ARM.
Especial Dispatch)

Especial Dispatch)
DGni.i%, Saturday.
An unusual story comes from the Con-
vent OF St Louis. in County Mayo.
Boarding at The Convent Is IL ,hr-
teen-ycar-uld girl who Is II great favor!,e
with the nuns because Of her docic af-
rcctionate nature,
Ono night one of the Sisters heard the
child screaming. and on being asked what
was the trouble she said sho had had n
frightful dream In which she saw Chris,
on the cross and u soldier driving smear
into his side,
In tho morning. however, tho child com
planned OF pain in her wrist and arm. on
examination there was plainly seen red
cross with the letters Il. II. s. marked on
her forearm, a few days later there APP
pearcd above the cross and surrounded by
a scroll the letters u. N. r. l." After a
lapse OF another day or two there appeared
crown Of thorns and then a chalice. sur
mounted BY n Host, sending forth radIa-
lions In red. and last Of all a flower shaped
drawing, near which was written the word
Lilly"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-03
SIR WALTER RA1E1oHS PIPE,

bowls. which show examples of goul "a v
Ing, are interchangeable. 1t is su.l lust
AZ serviceab!e MS It was IN the days when
Sir Walters gulantry failed TO keep him
from the heaismans block
bishop Andrews, otherwise Dean Of
Westminster, who administered the last
sacrament to Sir Walter on the scaifold.
was presented with this pipe by the con-
demned man Just before his death" cX-
planned Mr.. Blundell. "From this church
man 1t passed into the hands of the Ca
rows. OF Beddington. Surrey From tho
latter family 1t was obtained by the
Gloves, of Croydon. and then passed to the
family of Bryants. who for years had
their scat near Reigate. My grandfather
married the widow OF one Of the Bryan,s.
and eventually the pipe came into my
hands"
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DYNAMITE SHIP
BLOWN UP AT SEA
Ketcl, Laden with Explosive Was
Damaged in Collision and De-
stroyed to Prevent Danger.
Especial Dispatch.)

IDNDtN, 'AtbiNas'
,,ARINERS down Yarmouth way ara
vi breathing easier now that the ketch
Mystery, which was irrepnrably dam
aged In n collision with the fishing smack
provlder OH a voyage from Antwerp. has
been blown up. Condemned by the GUS
toms officials, the Mystery had been lying
In Yarmouth Harbor for week. She was
n source of grave anxiety owing to tho
fact that she contained seventeen tons OF
dynamitc-enough to blow up half of the
city Of London.-and all this had been reh-
dcred tricky" by Immersion.
Permission having been given Major
Cooper-Kcy. of tho Homo Office. to blow
UP the wrecked craft tho Mystery was
towed out to sea distance of twelve
miles from Yarmouth. Il spot free from
fishing boats being chosen Mr.. John
Russell, owner OF the Mystery. was per
mitted to place the fuses In position. con-
Meeting them with detonators. When
these fuses, each twenty-five feet in length
and arranged to burn fifteen minutes. had
been lighted MIR. Russell and his assist
ants were taken on board the towing tuI,
As the latter tore away Mt full steam It
was discovered that Mr.. Russell had left
4 bag Of valuable papers on board the con-
dcmncd vessel. a return trip was made
to get tn M.
The tug. stcnming at full speed, was
about mile from tho Mystery when a
great sheet of flame, followed by ter
RHO dctonaton, burst from the wrecked
ketoh, which Immediately was buried In
Il great pail OF smoke that rose to a height
OF 600 feet. the explosion causing a minla-
turc tidal wave which rocked the tug
about like a chip. Return to the scene OF
the explosion resulted In finding but n few
blackened pieces Of wood floating on the
uurface
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He MhJeCAI oNESS

hundred and thirty guests. had very
carefully checked these figures before the
dance began, yet before 1t was half way
through the manager OF the hotel in
formed me that there were already more
than four hundred people in tho rooms.
AS you can imagine, my purse, rs we'll as
my feelings. suffered very heavily on this
occasion.
Last year heard of TWO women--no
one seemed personally acquainted with
thcm-who had attended unlimited prac-
tlcally every dance or junction of the
season. Consequently ! have been driven
II adopt precautions which have become
absolutely necessary for the exclusion of
these people, The hotel management has
promised to have three MEN at my dis
posal whose duty 1t will be to take the
name and address OF every person who
comes without an invitation card
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Produces Sheridan's Old Time
Comedy at Kells and
Wins High Praise.
AMERICANS IN FRONT
RANK AS HOSTESSES
Especial Dispatch.J

| l<pNbpF''
i-rHERE has been quite run of ANA
| teur thcatrlCals lately. but none seem:
to have been so successful as those ar.
ranged by the Marchioness OF Headfort at
kells. which, according to the Onlooker
were an unqualified success. Tho anna
teur cast played THE School for Scandal
in u style that few professionals could
have bettcred. Lady IIcadfort making n
delightful Lady Tcazle. Her costumes had
evidently been most carefully thought out
and proved most becoming. while artistic
instinct and real dramatic skill character
lied her reading of the part. The famous
screen scene gave all the principals an OPP
portunity for clever comedy. Sir Anthony
Weldons keen sense of hnmor standing
Kim in good stead as old Sir Peter Tea2lc.
Lord Farnham, as Joseph Surface. was at
his hest in singing the Toast Song" and
Lord Frederick Conyngham DISTINGUISHED
himself rs Sir Harry Bumper.
American hostesses continue to main
tain the lead in all the entertaining that
is going on In London. and those who are
able to appreciate the American woman
rs hoStess peiie'e tnat uiiue' Ae' SUI
anec 'here soon WIZ pe va -
ola 'itae sa'ons' "ne'' ''''S'
the ranks of society, the arts, the pro-
LESSONS, and indeed all walks of HE. WIZ
once moro play an important part In tho
society OF their time.
MRS. FRENCH VANDERBILT Is PLANS.
1,dy C,hcv,esn,orc. one of the leading
Anglo. American bostcsscs in London. has
,c,ur,oa m hor beautiful house at Princes
Gate. after spending the autumn in SCOT
land, where she mas oeeh e"'ei '"''''''s i
series OF parties Her sister, AIS fie'""
Vanderbilt, Is not expected pack III 'He
beginning OF the year. o"e VIII "o so'''e
entertaining curing Tue winter
Lazy i'a'e'ha'' 'oo' '"s Nv" 'e'''so y.
NO 10 "rosVe''o' "au''e "'''"
l'ateh'ah mas 'aNe'' Ao' IL ''''' ''0' ''
Miller II Is me h1use 'o' e'''t '''''''''s'
." 1t i"ise
i'te'iaS hNeA
means to do Il great ueai III '"a' way ~"
that she has such fine house. even II
only a temporary one, III LOnuoH.
nv, ,.os, n, c.r,n,rd has hccn siay-
ing In lreiahu iatcis anu n's pee' "'''o'e'
the guests ut Castle Macsarrett In county
N,vo where Lord and Lady Orantnore
p,,v, horo hoen entertained this
""A - r,
autumn Later Lo'u anu A4"Ns e'"'''A'"
will be settled for the winter In their Lon
don residence. Forbes House, where Lady
,,,u, ID , yooa d,,l of official en-
VI u''''u wa w .
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RALEIGH s PIPE
NOW FOR SALE.
Gallant Sir Walter Took His Last
Whit from Ii Before Dy-
ing on Block.
Especial D,spatch.l


COLLECTORS of historical objects
l have been interested in the PIKE
smoked by Sir Walter Raleigh jus;
before he was put to death. 1t was en-
hibted Mt the London Guildhall about
torty-cight years ago and was accom-
panied BY parchment roll which attested
Its sennlncness. 1t has been offered for
sale b. the present owner. Mr.. Horace
G Blurdell, oil Chlswick.
The pipe, which Is OF the long stcmned
variety, Is made from branches. Tie two
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RISE AGAINST THE
UNLIMITED GUEST
(special Dispatch.)

N I.ONDUN, SatUruNV.
Ono OF the greatest 'annoynnces which
tho London hostess experiences every
season Is tho unlimited guest. At a
reception or dance to which couple
Of hundred persons have been Invited
1t is tho easiest thing In the world
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Especial pispatch)


LoSpoS. Saturday.
a aANy expressions OF regret have FOL
" lowed tho report that Now then.
SMITH" one of the heroes of the Mcs-
sina earthquake, has been drowned at
Banbury. In West Australia When tho
italian city was swept by disaster Smith
was n seainnn aboard the steamship Atom
Wen. then lying in port there. With his
captain and two OF the crew he hurried
into the city to aid In extending help
Thousands lay buried in the wrec!tasc and
many buildings which had not fallen were
swaying and lettering
The party OF four saw a family at tho
of the top floor OF one OF these
structures, is impending collapse threat
cned their destruction, and fire below had
cut of escape. The sailors succeeded in
throwing n rope to tho upper windows.
where 1t was made fast.
Nov then, Smith," shouted the cap
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ncpudlntcS Extrntc-rltorInlit,

The essence of the treaties which Japan
thus soemniy pledged herself to main
tain is cxtraterritorlal protection OF for
eign interests. This guarantee Japan haas
now repu,linted. The Japan Chronicle the
nblest English paper published In the Far
East, says OF it,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-02
No Espero Paga

No aceptO paga. nj centaVo por mi libro mi
carta especial de consoles para I'd Quiero probar
I'd. puede eXo miSma casa de
I'd miles de han hecho bajo mi
direction 81 mi ibo consejos los medos de
I'd ell camino de la saud - 81 son las de
I'd recobre salud vigor, entonccs Quiero I'd.
Olga una palabra carinosa de mi q amigos para
tamhitn tengan oporunidad de alivados de
sufrinentos todo 10 deseo. Cuando digo
gratis porQue gratis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-02
CLOR|F|CAN-
Do A FERRER,
La asociac:orl Giorda-
no Bruno inauguro
dos medallones.
Dichos medallones adorna
ran el frontispicio de la
casa de la asociacion,
Osteuts uno la efigie de Ferrer
Y en- ell etro la de Giordano.

Los peri6dicos de Italia llegados
ultimamente dan cuenta del acto
realizado por la asociacion Giordano
Bruno.
Despues de breve seremonia Ia
association inauguro en- su propia Ca
sa de la Via de Borgo Angelica, de
Roma, dos medalones que adorna-
ran el frontispicio.
Ostenta uno Ia efigie del martir,
y es SUI frontero otro, en- el que estan
reproducidas las facciones de Fran
cisco Ferrer.
Acerca de este acto un diario de
Madrid publica Ia siguiente lnforma-
cion:
"Al descorrerse el lienzo que Gu
.bria los artisticos relieves, un orador
de calida palabra, dirigiendose a los
millares de personals que presencia-
ban ell acto, traz6 I'm parallel entire
la vida de aquellos a quienes Sc glo-
rificaba: habl6 de antique y nuevo
martirio: recordo las palabras de
Bruno antes sus jueces; LA senten-
cia que acabais de dictar os causa a
vosotros mas turbacion que la que
a mi me produce al escucharla" y
las de Ferrer ante los fusiles; "Soy
lnocente; viva la Escuela Moderna!
G hlzo notar que semejantes ejem-
plos y tales cruentos sacrificios, nim-
bando de luz a los sacrificados, apor-
tan nuevas energias a los que han
luchado y lucharan siempre, sin tre-
qua, contra los idolatras de la obs
curidad.
Glordano Bruno, cerebro creador,
y Francisco Ferrer, accion de con-
ciencia discutida, apareceran ante
la Historic unidos por el nexo de una
igual muerte."
"No fueron, sin embargo, para
lelas sus vidas. Puede afirmarse que,
ntelectlvamente, no eran siqulera
semejantes. Pero, quemado el pri-
nero por combatir la escueIa, la
Iglesia y la religion cristianas, y flu
silado el segundo por haber aporta-
do su acci6n fines analogos, las la
mas de Ia hoguera que Sc incendio
en el Campo de las Flores, de Ro-
ma, ell II de febrero de 1900, y la
sangre que tih6 los fosos de Mont
juich hace cinco meses, han logra-
do igualar 10 inigualable.
"Ni con sus predicaciones nj con
SUI ejemplo hubiera jamas Ferrer,
vivo, alcanzado la inmortalidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-02

Recorte ell cup6n al pie 10 la linea punteada
marque con (X) al frente de la enfermedad
que I'd tenga leneo nombre direction
demelo por mi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-02
Atrayentes novedades.

Las noredadeS, San Francisco f.
ofrccen a su distinguida clicntcla
de la ciudad Y Ia isla, cl mas esplen
dido surtido en- objctos de utilidaGi
v fantasia. Desde los mas vallosos =,
elegantes sombreros para sehoras :.
horltas y niilasultlmas formas,hast
las mas costosas Y artiSticas dc to
dos tamailos y clases, SC cncuentral
en- el tablecimiento dc moda |;
mas atrayente eXistencia. Bibclot>
alfombras, reloies, perfumeria, ador,
nos de cabeza, pasa maneria ,pluma
para sombreros, paraguas V sombri
Has, cuadros, estuches propios par
regalos de onomasticos V de boda. IT
pa para sehoras senoritas v nina
&. d. todo flamante y removable cl
todos los vapores. Ahora ha embarc,
tiO para EstadoS Unidos 81 compradO
de la casa y Sc estan recibiendo 10
nueves pedidos. RegaIOs de magniT
COS JonOgrafos para los dientes dc l.
casa. No olvideis Las Noredddcs d
la Gale de San Francisco 45.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-02

Otras personas distinguidss de Mexico
dan opiniones similsres CON respecto q
IL Peruna. Prominente entire estos
hombres y de reputation universal es 81
DR.. Agustin Rivera.
Silao, Gto., Mexico.
The Peruna Medicine Co.
Muy Srs. mio que aprecio: En- vista
de los nagnif1cos resultados que he OBJ
tenido con el empleo de su muy reco-
mendable preparation "Peruna" en- al
gunos casos rebeldes de catarro nasal,
tengo Ia satisfaction de hacer un testi-
monio amplio, como propagandista de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-02
Association de ProductoIes
de AzucaI de Puerto Rico.
SeCretaria.
CQNVOCATORIA.


Por acuerdo do Ia Dlrectiva SC
convoca 4 todos los schores asocla-
dos pars Ia Asamble2 General que
tendra efecto en- esta ciudad el vlcr-
nes 8 de Abrl pr6ximo a las 9 de Ia
manana, en- los salones de la Porto
Rico Association, (antiguo salon de
La camara).
Al propio tempo la Directlva dc
IL Asociacion dc azucareros tiene es-
pecial gusto en- invitar a todos los
productores de az1car, cultivadores
de cana que no son socios, a fin de
que concurran dicha AsamE!ea en-
la que Sc tomaran impertantes acuer
dos en- favor de Ia industria azucarc-
Ia.
San Juan, P. R., MARIO %, 1910.
Ell Sec1etario.-A. Nauarrete.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-02
cioneS cat1rrdleS.
San Juan Bautista, Mex.

Sehore Medicine Co.,
Columbus Ohio, E. u
Muy senorss persona ou
encontrado remedio dgno recomndado
Puedn Udes
quedo de Udes. ySs.
Bandala.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-02
Mi Buen Exito Resulta en- Su Benefiicio

mente ha sido maravifloso. En- verdad mis- aspira-
clones de hacer bien ell mundo la hRmanidad
sdo satisfechas adQurido buena porci6n
de los benes de mundo Por todo essy Neno
gratiud Soy agradecdo. En- reoompensa quiero
hacer bien la humanidad ouiero ayudar enfer
mete Tegaare Guia. MedcinaIss las pri-
sea "a donde viva que see rico posre 81 "a necesta
nsceSa consejo professional para cualquera enferedad
Fr Por la cenca medca moaerna ID esta
quiero regular estos $1,000 bros porte pa
g2do P6ngase I'd. ahora mismo cupon de
abajo Sea I'd uno de los 10 600
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-02
GRATIS ALOS HOMBRES
Intermediates Que I'rato

No pretendo curar cancer. lepra q otras enfer.
medades incurabes, pero ii pretendo curar y de
h-cho positivamente euro muchas Intermediates
que otros consideran incurables. He curado miles
de casos cr6nicOs serios - muchos casos que otrOs
no han poddo curar. Mi Gufa Medicinal Privada
para hombres expca como sc curan. en- su pro-
pio .hogar de I'd. todas las Intermediates que fl
guran en- e cup6n al pie muchas otras que el
corto espacio aqui no me permite nornbrar. Quiere
I'd saCer como pucde fuerte, sano vgO-
roso? En- ese case escrfbame hoy. Hableme de
su case le escribre carta personal de con-
sejos lie mandare ell libro, tode GRATIS y Mbrs
de porte. 49,
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que lie cuidara, hubo de ingresar en-
un hospital".
Este suceso ha sido vivamente CO.
mentado en- todos los tOnos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-02
10000 Libros Medicinales Privados Gratis

81 I'd. escribe enseguida Mientras dura la tirada
gratis de 10000 ejemplares los mandare sin costo
y libre de porte los que debileS y enfermcS.
Esta lleno de informes PRACTICES consejos pro-
fesionales que cada hembre debe conocer. Trata
todos los sfntomas - da conocer las causas - lie
dice como curarse 81 miSmO en- prOpiO hogar.
ST I'd. Quiere obtener salud fuerza Vigor y
permanecer asi, este es el ibro que I'd. necesita.
gratis. Mandeme solo el cup6n de abajo y le
enviare absolutamente lbre Y franco de porte
esta maravillosa Guia Medicinal Privada. Escriba
Embellishments, anteS de que sea tarde para
aceptar eSta Oferta generOSa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-02

dicha mediciRa, recomend4ndola como
ell mejor medicamento descu bierto parl
el caso de que me ocupo.
Felicito Vds. por tan estimable pre-
paraci6n, y desde luego ofrezco q Vds
ser ell primero en- recomendar nj
numerosa clientele, su uso.
Sirvanse Vds. aceptar mi sincere tes.
timonio, hacienda Vds. el uso que con,
venga, para enterar alos que adolecen do
Ia enfermedad de que nevo indicada
y me es grato quedar en- buen concepto
con Ia administrator de su va citada
me1icina. De Vds. su afmo alto y s. s.
Agustin Rivera
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-02
Casa de Prestanss, J. Rendon y
Cempahia 5. en- Z.

Ell dfa 10 y 2 de Abril
a las ? p. m. tendra lugar un
espl6ndidoremated de las prem
das que hahiendo trascurrido
seis meses no han sido renova
das nj canceladas. Hay de ven
tas un precioso surtido de al.
haias. Allen 2lFortaleza.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
Helping Out the Government

I'll -----,c+iye rart that Washington newspaper
play in affairs Of the Government IS consider
able sn not generally appreciated In ne Co1l-
g-.7- Directory there are listed over TWO hundred
na-ae -,-.,s1a-,er men, each of whom represents IN
the 3 Metropolitan journal or periodical Zach
q t-e ~ has usually mounted the rough ladder IN
he .f. =7,- r He has served as caronicer OF the
5o--g. -,oa local LEGISLATORS local Judges, State
Iep-,.. -lo.1 7-7anciaI and railroad men. and has
Drgfs- 20 7o,,ol7 distinction in his work to com
-aanf r4a7le and esteem Of the men who control
MS res
Ehe- -.-rr 70 Washington to report the i1roceei-
ings cf -.-s and federal departments ne IS gwen
cre6t -adence and good judgment l ne ar'lcieS @
ae WRIT ets he assumes 10 relate the conclusions
he 6-su. - . ,cCsei,,r7a advice he feels called upon
70 gve ~ --ssnen OF Senators. are usually i'llie
as be -l-, HIS editors consider that the man
Eho Ia. 7 m the disciplinary part ot his "oIk
Tepuar.- ~ accuracv veracity, clearness ol s'y',
~no l1dguer rs well Is knowledge 81 ioca! ana s
condition more 70 be trusted than puDIC '''-~-
Tho has - advancement 70 foster Therefore e~-
oepons t- may be taken to his articles while always
gwen fair .--g. must be proved before the cor
responder, ves q rebuke from his newspaper
VI coure. mere are often considerations teriiie1
o1ce pol. that elicit instructions from an edIIoi
. cor-esYl H. give ali possible credit ." 4 cef IAN
1hgrtssnaa senator or studiously to underfi'e az
'1eT; bur .-- considerations confined geneialy
= ~ calteo aig papers in the greater oilie9- "N
lSsle t-e-unat Omaha, or Dallas CORES pDi'u'i''
'HSlaI1e, .l5tructed 10 write only WIFI i''
naS u be facts mention these cities speciiic4iy
my give an idea Of the type Of newspaper that leaves
aSangtou policy to lis correspondent Iheie 1iS
- olhers ri course.
IN resident = an was aiming this mark when, IL
u The members IF the National Press Ciub Oh 'is.i-
'I last winter he asked al the correspondent
upon .m whenever they desired He -'i''l