The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
No CARD|NALATF
. FOR THIS NATION
Rumors General That Vatican
VIII Not Elevate Any Ameri.
can Archbishop.
ASTOUNDING ROBBERIES
AT MESSINA POSTOFFJCE
queen of Italy Teaches Daugh.
terS Practice of Charity of
Right Sort.
BY CLEMENT BARRETT,
Special Cable to The Tribune.

oPSSIdl Saple To The Tribune
,hi,, hhoME. Oct, There i9 little prospect
raised TO the cardinaIatc, The friends of
Prcistcs who have been most frcuuent-
g,.In ~ discussed IN this connection have been
saying the most complimentary ibin-s
about them while in this city' but Will
out producing any result beyond revivjnc
,nc rumor that Pope Pins intended to
pou,ii9ee ponpift IN mem. The rumors embrace the
pomtuI ana The prelates I'm question The
Cpiiesc OF cardinals is now eighteen short
or its tuil complement. which is seventy
II IS SAID rather definitely that II the
pope shouid decide 10 increase tho num-
nsF ne VIII not promote moro than ton
me pope says there Is no special reason
tor creating new cardinals. As for Amerl-
ca. ne has said on more than one occa-
Sion that lle would be delighted TO honor
lt by raising number OF American
preiates TO the cardinalstc. but he has
ton
The queen. who is eager 10 train her
daughters in the work Of charity. some
Time aSo gave Iolsnda cottage which
oIerlooks the sea a Santa MarneIls and
Thlch Is known as the Princess
poor children arc maintained and edu-
Gated by her majesty. They are popularity
spoken of as 'ihe children of the queen r.
and her ajesty not only takes a moth
erly interest I'm them. but she makes her
niue daughters do the same. Iol.nda
sends the colony eift OF her own needle
work; Soncrally useful garments, at fre
are done unostentatiousIy. have endesred
the reignine family to tho people
The italian bishops continue 10 make
war III the churches against the fcttcred
skirt. This comes, il is claimed in the
dressmaSing houses. of the queen and
queen dowsger having set their faces
against modes imported from Faris.
Romance of Duchess.
The queen OF Portugars sister. the
Il
volume describing her expedition in tho
Congo regions. Tho Duchess dAosta
stood a good chance OF being the future
queen of England In The. days wbcn
she was the most beautiful princess in
Europe. King Edwards son, the late
Duke of Clarence. fell in love with her.
and tho resources of diplomacy were ex
bausted in the vain attempt 10 get
round difference OF religion. \ cor
respoudcnce on the subject between
Queen Victoria and Pope Leo may be
herself came to Rome TO try the ef-
feet OF personal persuasion at the vati-
can. The princess submitted 10 the In
cvitable like dutiful daughter of the
church, but her royal English lover was
never tho same again; and. when he
died her name, II is said, was on his
lips.
been discovered AT Messua. where n
postoffice employee has been swindllng
leading jewellers out OF icwclry. valued
at nearly 500 900. Tne poSloitlcc mas
a system whereby goods can be ordered
at a distance. payable upon delivery.
MaruIlo. who is employed I'm this de-
partmeni, tampercd so cleverly with the
detachable coupons that his doInGs at the
expense OF the government have gone on
unsuspected for two wears. Meanwhile,
he is alleged 10 have been keeping
young woman Of 20. who had been aban-
CIoned by her lover In the United States.
The young woman passed as an AmcrI-
can girl and was installed in an aristo-
cratic villa in the environs OF Messina
with servants, a carriage and other
evidences OF wealth, AS soon as oIfici,al
srsnicIons had been aroused Marnlo
sent her forward with a maid to Flor
enca. where she was arrested at a first
class hotel. Tho police, on opening inc
baggage disclosed TO view Il quantity OF
stolen Jewels and glittering gems and
bank notes Marulo had also been ar
rested Both mistress and maid arc
charged as accomplices.