Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

Will send letter regarding the vati-
can incident.
There is no doubt in the minds OF
many Of those who have talked with
the pope that be regards the breach In
the negotiations between Roosevelt
and he Vatican as the most regrotta.
hlc incident In his career as pontiff.
The pope's consideration for Cardinal
Merry Del Val is not shared gener.
ally by cardinals or those In author.
ity In Catholic circles. Among them
The feeling IL strong that the pnpaI
secretary committed another blunder-
and one that should mark his re.
tircment from the responsible position
he holds This sentiment finds FIRE.
qnent expression both In public utter
anccs of both cIerics and In papers
friendly TO the Vatican.
The incident continues 10 be the
live topic of popular discussion and
is emphasized by what the liberal
press calls n now mistake OF Cardinal
Merry Del Val. who had before pre-.
vented choral society of Cologne be.
ing received by the pope because the
society visited the 1uirinal and sang
before the italian soverelgns in spite
of the fact that every year hundreds
of persons are received by King Victor
Emmanuel and afterward admitted to
the presence of the pope.
frbf,
in few days Cardinal Merry Del Val
has shown discourtesies TO the most
beloved American citizen and to n
gathering of the most beloved persons
OF Germany, and indirectly to the king
of Italy As long as this young and
andacious Spanish cardinal demonates
Leonino city Italian liberals must be
on their guard"
SPEziA, Italy, April 7.--Col and
Mrs. Roosevelt began their second
honeymoon here today when they ar.
rived from Rome this morning, and
after a brief rest they started to drive
by easy stages TO Genoa. In the spring
OF 1887. shortly after their marriage
In London they made the same trip
by carriage and will rctrace the route |
OF nearly quarter century ago as
closely MS possible
PARIS, April S.---Mr. Roosovelt's re
ception by Freemasons during his STAY |
in Rome has called forth criticism |
from section of royalists and the |
Catholic press. Gaulois says the Incl
dent iustitles precautions to be adopt. |
ca by the Vatican for II indicates that
MI Roosevelt, probably would have
received The Masons after his audience
with the pope had such an audience
taken place, passing from the Vati.
can TO the Masonic chiefs as II with
The appreciation of the sovereign pom
Iilf.r
Eclair accuses Mr.. Roosevelt OF
vengeance of disappointed
Tourist and punishing IAN ungratful
papaey by bowiug down before the |
dol OF Masonry" The paper following
With long and violently wordeti at
ack with a special dispatch from vi
'nna In which claims are made that |
he government there has adopted eS. |
raondinary precautions 10 prevent Mr.. |
Roosevelt from making breaks" sin. |
lar 10 those he made in Rome.
JOLIET, H., April 7.-Three men
we're fatally shot in fight early TO. |
lay, following the robbing OF the bank |
" Coal City by FIVE masked yeggmen |
Who fled with $1,000. The wounded |
men deny they participated in the
but the police are holding
hem ON robbery charge.
Five yeggman entered Coal City nj
midnight. bound and gagged C. w.
rye. electrician, and John Gippo
light wstohman at the bank, and dyna.
ni,ed and looted the banks safe. They
'oarded southbound train. and when |
posse stopped the train the five men
alighted and began firing
u the revolver fight that followed two
u them received wounds about the
'ody. Another was shot through the |
ieart and will die The other two es
,aped
PITrSRURG. April Exposures
iavc begun with vengeance. The
;rand Jury has indicted Frank y. uoff |
'toit The millionaire president OF the
Bank of Allegheny and OF the Pressed
Steel Car company. on charges of
bribery and conspiracy.
presiden, Winter of the Working.
mems Savings Bank and Trust com
pany OF Allegheny. another financial
pillar OF Pittshurg. crept to the bar OF
Justice late last evening 10 confess
that he had bribcd councilmen to the
extent OF $4,000
James NJ. Anderson. general book.
keeper of the Worklugmen's Savings
Bank and Trust company. was also
asraigned on charge of having mu
iilatod the books of his bank TO save
exposure OF certain persons. He plead
cd nolle contender, and was placed
under bail.
Others of the Pit,sburg four hun
drcd win be arrested The city is all
excitement today over the revelations.
NEW YORK Anrif fa.ro..,.