Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-26
DENY SPAIN SKIING
. INTENDS TO'MAKE
VISIT T!0|..QU|:IR|NAL
Being Catholic Ruler, Vatican
Would Regard 1t as AZ
front to the Pope.
TO NAME HEAD.OF&
EXTENSION SOCIETY
With Advice of Cardinal Martinelii
Pontiff Will Choose President
for Organization Here.
Especial Disputch.)

| Especial Dlsputch,)
ROME. Saturday.-!Thc Apostolic Dele.
gate Mt Washington this week forwarded
to tho Holy See the results of the first
election of officers of the Catholic Extcn.
! sion Society, which was carried out under
the new regime.
| Up to June the extension society was
practically only an intcrdiocesan orgnni.
cation. Then ii was taken under the
special direction and approval of the Holy
See. The Archbishop of Chicago pro
temporc, is, under the new constitution,
chancellor of the society, but the prcsi.
dent will he chosen every five years by
the Holy See from list of three names
selected by the Executive Board.
II is this list that has now reached
Rome. The appointment will be made
within the next month. The Pope will
make n selection on the advice of Car.
dinal Mnrtinclli. who has been officially
appointed Cardinal protector Of the c1.
tension society.
Cardinal ynnnutcllrs Portrait.
Cardinal vinccnzo Vnnnutelli yester-
day sent large portrait OF himself for
the office of the society in Chicago with
his autograph and words of praise and
blessing for its work.
The Tribuna makes the announcement
that arrangements are practically con-
cludcd for the visit of the King of Spain
to Rome early next year Other papers
announce TINT negotiations on this sub,
tai thn Vat
lean. Whatever may be said of the first
item there is no truth whatever in the sec
'ond.
The most reliable authorities here de-
clare that no mixing has been con-
vcyed to the Holy See of tho intention
OF King Alfonso to visit the King OF
Italy. and in any case the subject Is
not one of those which are subject to
negotiations, as the Holy See has mada
perrcctly clear that under present con.
di,ions the visit Of tho Catholic
sovereign as the chief of a state 10 Rome
Is an offence to the Pontifr.
popc Leo WINS Obdmrntc.
Efforts frequently were made to in
duce the late KING Carlos OF Portugal
TO visit his royal cousin at the Qu'rina!,
but it came to nothing In view OF the
opposition OF Leo Nil. King Humbert
twenty years ago paid visit to Em-
pcror Francis Joseph in Vienna. but
the call was not returned
For the same reason. when President
Loubet. in spite OF the prohibition, came
10 Rome In 1908, the Vatican sent an OIL.
cial private note to all Catholic sovereisht
protesting against his action. rms doc"
mcnt was commun!ca ed surrcpt!tiousy
TO the French government by the Princa"r
Monaco and was used as the chief prets%t
for rupture OF diplomatic negotiations
between France and tho Holy See. Last
year the protest was renewed when 'hs
Prince of Monaco himself came to Rome
although he professcd TO come as iect-
urcr on occanography and not al rciEn.
ing Prince.
Itniy. Too. Has objection.
A few months ago 1t was the Italian
which raised an objection IN
the case of n Bayarian Prince who came
to the Vatican with a German pilsrlmass
and who, of course could not have visited
the Quirinul.
Certain 1t is anyway, that WISH ny
tho King OF spain to the Qurinal won!a
be construed as II deliberate atfront to tns
rontiT, and King Alfonso Is not at AL
likely to so so far as that.
The appeal of Comte Boni de Castc'lahe
To tho ecclesiastical court of the Rota -
not likely to DO tried for ut least SIX
months The ten judges already are over
Durdened with work. According 10
I.'ltulic, he bases his action for a dcclara'
lion OF the nulity of his marriage WIZ"
Miss Anna Gould. who IL now the vile OIL
he Due dc Talleyrand, on tho ground that
he declared before the ceremony that no
Intended TO contract marriage only IN So
,ar us 1t might he held legitimate BY her
5wn church,
~ promnon, canonist anu theoloGan as.
tires your Rome correspondent that 1t
here is no better plea than this It is ms
AXE to introduce the case. because, even u
rue and thoroughly proved. 1t would go
Constitute n reason for declaring the MAR
-iasG null.
Complicated Marriage Cases.
Tho Rota IL likely to be occupied
hortly with n much more Interesting
md more complicated batch of mutrl'
noniul cases, In Italy case Is now
icing brought before tho civil tribunals
,cre to declare aull the marriage OF NJ
Italian countess who contracted mar