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hope w. NAV Tn. railroads. he be
li"ve'-. will facilitate this ani maze u
ls--ss costly than has been sIpfoSSc

hope w. may Tn. railroads, ne be-
h"vr=. will facilitate this ani maze u
Less costly than has be~n sIpir9sso
Tn. Ium"'iIIt. "ngsG tu.nt ~ Q ta~ pro-
i"ctlng parsons ~h" advance m1''y N
good faith uion bills II lsiins and u hAch
would MAX" ia" carrier r'-pon-tbI" Y,
asked for Nj Taft suggests that two
bills of lliIng h" permitted one 81 ths
above mentioned character and another
with respect - ~hIrh the carrier a~sism@@
no liability "Nc"p' for tn" goods actueily
delivered u IN" agent l~SIIng the bill
lie also recommends - Law furnishing
railroad agents and shippers for fraud
ur MISREPRESENTATION IN connection with
such bulls ~" cone lud"- ~" message
RuSINt.s ASP rHs LAW
-kNc,,l, "a. ahov" 10 not recommend
any Amendment ~ IA" iur"r~tat" com
tn,.-c.. law ~ % stands d. not now
recommend any amendment To- The anti
trust law IN plh"r words n seems To
~" that m" "Nl-'Ing legislation with
r.f".,-u..' TO- IA" regulation II corpora
u lar ami IN" restraint ii ih"r huSlns-ss
Ma, r..A'h'si a point wh"r" We "an stop
for wh'," AMI witness m" "fe,I II the
vigorous "N"vgtlun It th" laws ON tn.
.ta'u'.. bnrhs N restraining IN" abuses
Nhlrn certainly tat "NI~t aud which
ru'I.aI IN" IhIh'tr t. demand reform II
thl' V"sr d"v"ipps "A incest for further
Legislation. -".l aud good btt until then
let ~ "N's'uts what "" have Ik,a 10
n" reform mnv"m"u'S Il ia" rs-.n'
l-,ad.. there has undoubtedly been a
great Improvement IA hr!sIn.-,1 ms'hods
and standards IN" great body 81 bust
ness mrn Il this country. tnos" who are
responsible" for its "ummrrCial develop
m-nt nnw have AN earnest do-ir'. To- obey
the aw and rn sguar" their conduct ofbus-
mess t. ~ r"gulr"m"ut- and limitations.
Ih.~,. Viii doubtless b.. mad. clearer by
ia" DECISIONS ~ tn. Supr"m. Court in
cases t,.rfiIuH p.sfrr.. II
I hali"v" II tu b. IN the interest of all
the y-'rpl. e tn" country that for the
tlu- being the activities II government.
in addition I" enforcing IN. existing Law.
he 'iir"r1'st toward IN" economy II adj
mini-tra'grn amt IA. cnlar cement ~ op-
urrtUrrItl,., for. foreign trade. The con-
s"rvatIpn and Imp-ur "m"nt Of our agri-
cultural lands 'ha building up -. home
nirlstri,'S and IN" strengthening Of CON
tidcnC.. ii carita' ~ DOMESTIC inv"stmeGt'
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MAN IN GIRLS HONE.
Grouchrd In Attic Corner Taken q
Police Court. Then 10 Bellevue.

4 sister on her rounds last night through
the Hous. Of the Good shepherd at Nine
tieth street and the Fast River. saw in
the gloom Of the attic man GOVERNS
in the corner and fastened downstairs
to inform Special Policeman Patrick
Flanagan Of her discovery. Besides IN"
priests Flanagan il the only man admitted
to the institution. which is surrounded
by "A fifteen foot wall and has only one
entrance at which the special policeman
stands guard. Flanagan took III. IN
truder 10 the East Eight y eighth street sta
ton wher. the prisoner said his nam. Wa.
Michael Tohasco. lie refused Ia tell
of his entry into the hous" and acted 80
peculiarly that he was sent to IN" Harlem
police court and from there 20 Bellevue
Hospital for observation.
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tPItIN ItTE FlOR PRAYER.
House Hogan Work without Religious
trrrnon, % Game Later

WNsHINGroS. Dec For the frat
time ~ many years tn" House today be-
gan business without PRAYER Chaplain
Cowicn usually travels to the Capitol in
street car. hut owing 10 the heavy snow
h" dec ,l"d this morning To engage n taxi
uab Ia" chauffeur guaranteed to de-
IiNer INN AT IN" Hou-s ten minutes
before -. IN" machine broke down on
ia. run up capitol Hill. with the result
tina; Chaplain Cnwi"n. very much fi,I--
tered. reached the House a few minutes
after that hour
III" proceedings were suspended in
order that h" might deliver the daily
prayer IN" chaplain mumbed apologies
20 tn. Speaker. and then quit the chamber.
annoyed over the fact that for the first
tim. h. was not on IN" job ~ per schedul.
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TRENTON. Dec a Corporation Counsel
Warren Dixon and City Treasurer e q
Schuman 81 Jersey CITY asked Cos Fort
to-day TO aid them in securing 81 200. -"
d,,. ,h. city from IN" State IA part 81
IN. taxes collected on railroad prop"rty
for tho years 1919 to 1870. inclusiv" Their
argument was that IN" city n'''d- m"
,,,nn.y The taxs- are now involved ~
iitixai ion p-nding IN the courts and STATE
Comptroller West -alh TODAY that h.
n,t,.. Rad heen adj'Idicat"d ny IN" courts
w., feared that To- do nth"rwI-" might
result IN complications
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y,n,O Tu,lors In = sympathy strike.

The Garment Workers District Council
Of New York has decided OH "A series If
strikes beginning AT one" IN 'h" shops
- all contractors or mIddlcm"n VIII"
ar. making garments for Chicago firms
affected by m" clothing sirik" in 'hIcag"
II this does not stop tn. maniIiactIr"
Of such garm.ntH strikes will b." ordered
in all departments II IN" trad" against
the clothing manufacturers who supply
,hia work to the contractors 4 -trik"
against the contractors. u ~ said will
involve abou. 5000 tailora. and II II -
made general against the manufacturers
il will involve 900 mOr.
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DENTISTS FOR THE NAvY.
Itouse Committee Reports 18TH Favoring
q Dental Corps.

W.sHiSGIoS. Doc q Tn" Houss Com
mite" on Naval AFFAIRS. settling down
- work on ~. second day Of the. session
to-day favOrAhly reported IN" bill intro
duc"d year ago hv Representative" Daw
son - lOwA establishing "a dental corps
~ IN" navy In. rn.asur. Great - a
corps ~ rhITty. who. II II provided. shall
enter IN" s"rvIC. a. acting assistant
surgeons In .i"N,'n years IN" thirty will
aiI' rrnartCallv rrs1ly" themselves into
IN" I.i.ut"nant Commander. four passed
assistant surgeons and twenty five as-
sIstant surgeons Tn" age limit for en-
trance u from u - - wears
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HER RROOrH " p,uNsHOP.


Nr. td..LId" j"u"s e ~ West Fifty
ninth street. which i@an apartment house.
ini--..i from her ir"--"r IN November Il
= diamond brooch containing twenty
three r'lnm"nds an vniu"h az sJ,0
$..a told tn" d"trctIv- bureau about ~
and D,.frCtiy" Brucknan wns put On the
cI-.. BrlCAm1n found Mr. Jonn, =
brooch ~ IN Fat SD" pawnshop. Last
night h" arrested Arthur Hayward u negro
elevator boy employed ~ tho Fifty ninth
street apartments ~ tho time 81 Mr-
Jones'- loss and lOckcd him up AZ Head
qua rters charged with the theft Of the
brooch. 9
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GJDGR ipHU tPPF NDTf TITS.
aong rr.smaB BIiIg"raid I~arns inc Dif.
frrrncr BrIw zen Panama and New York

WASufNJl0S. B"c representative
Fitzgerald 81 Hr1rk!vn. wuo returned
from Pann-ur .u" n'r"r da. c"ny Inc"d
that b" wuIll b.. 10 unit rgo al opera
'ior fer appondi,i'i-. wa On ia" floor NJ
~. Hons" i"-'lHv.
\ pny-lnian in Vow York cVAnin"i
mo yssf. ria, 70 aaid Nr Fi'Yg.rla ~
informed ~" tha' I may nav. nab hppen-
di,ir- IN Panama but THAT thor" w-rc no
.ign4 ~ - In S"w York will b" EXAM
IN 4 again ur saturday Just AL this
tame | am feeling all right
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. - attorneys Nominated.

wAsHISGrnS. Dec. . President Taft
to-day nominated Alexander Dunn",t Of
vermont a. United States Attorney for
Ia" District ~ vermont. alHo H. 70 Ran
duIIh a. United States Attorney for the
W.st"rn District 81 Louisiana The las
named WI. u RECESS nomination
In" President also r"appointed John &
Ain' a. t.ll.rto- nftu-ions At Chicago
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Three New senators sworn IN.

WAsHISn1oS. Dec When the Sena'"
met to-day the credentials of the re-
Gently appointed Senators LAT" Young of
Iowa. Joseph VI Terrell NJ GeorEIa and
CLAUDE. swanson 81 Virginia w~r" pre-
scented and they I ook the oath Of oitic".
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LEHW NaWE SENT ~.
Tau Nominat-> Him for ~oIiritor-s!rnrraI
10 Fiil a Naranry

N.SHiSGroS. Doc q President Taft
sani 20 the Senat" today the nomination
Of Frederick " lehman 81 ~ Louis
for Solicitor General of ia. United States.
succeeding IN" late Lloyd W Bowers
Mr. Lehmann IL 81 wears old He was
born "a Prussia II" wa admitted To tho
bar ~ 1874 and has practI-ed law in NJ
Louis for twenty year
Tn. President ~ on" time Conaidered
Mr. lehman for IN" Suprpm" Courr
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WAsHINGroS. Dec q Tn" torpedo boat
Bailey has arrived at Annapolis. IN"
collier Caser AZ Boston IN" rug Pafux"nt
at Guantanamo. IN" tug Potomac AZ
Santisgp de Cuba. the cruiser ianktnn
at Bermuda. the rug Rocket at Washing
ton. III" cruiser Washington ~ Southern
drill grounds and IN" llinboat Wilmington
az Hongkong
Tn. gInboa, Marietta has sailed from
Kingston for Guantanamo ard N" de
stroyer Terry from Newport for Norfolk
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THE PRESIDENTS
ANNUAL MESSAGE
uw Tcah I'rg,

''> "" ''"'N Hh'"
'''N '' improving
''.i''. winch has pra''-
.' ''' N'''' Nlh''' IN" nrHani-
'''r' ~ i'>n u ."
t'"' ''il MN al ~"
."f ~" '"ur' hll'st u NIu
- .''''h" ~ 'hr'r"nng AMI
' 'f's'"iur" ~ unity IN
10 hu"i NiA''- ~"
p. ll..'N 't'' r"'r' trnI ar
'''T'I courts nut may
''' NOR. 'Ni"'l~''" ! ''u
.'' ''' 81 ''..t ~" l'-~' method
.H~ J'"i" lt' nr"'TiIr'' ~ Law
'N" .'' = y -"'n" ''u"' u" dn
ga IN" W"'il.'u ~ tho rules III
'.. H~ IN AMY lhi% ~ IN" way
. Ut ii,i~ '"''N i'i., III fhHlhiii
I@'N '''l' 70" SnhpliHity
'7ut''u 81 iF"'Vlir" IN "a" tnR-
", ., ,%,. .yL Imnr. = model Tor IN"
''.'t 49, ,"''S
~ ,'T l"ri hAi''liorS 81
..I ana 81 ''' mel justices nav"
''>,.,E w, I.I'HS upon 'h. history
'.' country Nv 'h'ir constructive
IA fr"i'"HhS anu securing IN"
'7,,rr.s ,,,,nnn, ,.,n,.,,,., , ,,,'..
"- dGtv that the Supreme Court
! perform than IN leading the way
$50, 80 '''r w t'"''o !" ''''
N'"'N '"''''~
ht'ihF FROM APPEALS
W man "IEht To have. as "A matter
t''. "a r"NI"" ~ ms CiIS" hy tho Sal
"" court II" could h" satisfied 10y
.'.' earring i"I"rt u court "f irst instanc"
~ 10" r"'l"" ~ court "t appeals
'.' roper and chief usefulness Of the
i'"'n' curt, ana especially IT the
80, -''n' court IF tn" United States. Is.
PIP" -" r.tS'"S which com" before II. 50 10
'Nuu..hd he Law aud especially the funda-
i.'h'>h Fr'v'drnts Tor IN" inferior courts
- W., ",,i ,'l '"c ~
r-t he performance. nf their legal d,Itla.
Therefore. any provisions for review III
..,A.- ~ the supreme Court that east
.f.r mat court tht. duty Of RAISING on
s">'.rn~ If "vid"ilc" and TN" construc-
'.u' .i particular forms of INST r,Imenta.
|D. ind. tments or Wills or contracts
u'' sons not of general application
.- Importance" merely clog and burden
'." court and rem der more diff
, - higher function which rnak.,>ss
So important "A part Of the
'r.lru-xrrk of our Government IN. SUI
.-nn.~ court l. now CARRYING an Inu"c..--
ar. borden Of Appeals of rnls Kind. and |
.,r,...-tIv tIrra thu, ~ he. removed
-, -, - A.: ,,:-.
al r'"""~ ms '"'''n'''''"'
'"-If'ilnE IN" Ia>sag" OF an injunction
nI >lvruC.
t,,-,., ,bi.., .,z.,,; "A .,,,,,..,,,,,., e.,
~ - ,''.,, W., 20 49,,
=, IN -. - - = -.
~, li,.'i '.I,,.',l ~ -,
,.. -, ',,,|,'.,i,' v,,S,,,,
800" - T,,.E
- - IN ,,.,,. II -,
''"i ~, - .. ~ ~ ~
Il ,.,,.-I,r,nn ,b.,. r,r,.,,,,... which will
b." most perm "l"u- e ad"p'"i. viii -ap
,,.r,.,. -, -, Ill '"s, r,r,s,,, "a.
-.-.unCar. bovcntt
,,,.,,
60,
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Army and Sa,, Orders.

WAsHr~1Tpv. De-. me" army ORDER
have b~-n ISSUED
Capt ClsI" u. 4 Hun'. Tuar'~~na>'~r from
alter fi-ct Gen~rni Hospital District ~ nj m
bin. IN ftO' springs. NrE
first !iryt RoIsri y. Howell Jr CORPS NJ IN
tinscr-. from Ort lHal rnwoTih 20 N"A orleans
Na'Or b~ itD,"' q Ghbcll. 10 lsi"N rntn aNhlry
Capt Dan"I ~ Glrnfy. io Twelfth ftyslrs
IIfri Lieut. Mos I. I,OSr. 10 seventh IayHlT'
Nalor Samuel u StuTHi,, General Nt' First
~ld Artillery detailed 'Or ,'ryirr ~ NdlU'uni
i,rreFNts Department IN take effect iprii -. 1911 .
vice Nsior Irn'si Hlnfs, AilutAnt -t,~n"~-l. . ho
l. fri~tci from detail n tl1t department - ifkr
effect Nrr'l lpii. md hs.lgnri 20 Ilf-' Ilr'I
N.'iiir's 10 iAE" e'rrt Apr.Ig 1881
NAIrr IBrAInonr y iiurs NdlUiant General
hor. Jsparin"n' ~ Columbia hnd 10 rnIllppiu"
III
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CARRIED FRITN D>Hir ron FAR.
philadelphia t.iri'> piatonir> Get. Tier
Into JAN aIi,I curt

PTILApFLrIrIA. H.r T. II IL, hard tn
r"corCil" such AN Vrly '.'u a- -fll-n pre-
tonc"- with tn lows ,ulr.i. we'll bred de-
Incanor 1T Il"h'n Booth. TIE" .y"uty-thrae-
ycrr-old clrl IT Germantown. who H. now
held m TN" central poln" -ruttur IN de-
fault of 81. 0On bail for obtaining good. and
using motor car~ wHIlr posing, H. the wife
If AN uptown m"rchan.
Nh" l. n young woman - unusual hi ght,
graceful bulls and easy Carriacr She IL
pretty. has deep bin" oy"- htci, la-h"s
and riprling brown HAIR Mis- Booth
came down from her cell This afternoon,
pushed aside hrE brown veil, -rttled her
skirt and smiled pleasantly
-tulf" - lrodiram"ur to b" in isn't
it, -h. said And v"r I fee, that am
not nearly 40 much to blame n others
whom | could impliCote II ! wished |
could name. oh. members of prominent
clubs. manufacturers and business men
with whom have hai pIa'unic friendships.
and 1t i because these friendships sirayad
that trpUhl" ARCS" Nou might even say
am m" victim # such irI-nd-niTs-'
Mis- Booth sighed auG added that Trr-
haps the dCc"ptauC" 81 rich clothing, the
~" ~ apt"mobil"-. and even ru OCCASIONS
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etching -plat"nl" friendship "a hit

stretching -plat"nIc friendship hit
hard
YES | have written book FIR. yes.
you might term It fiction II deals with
social conditions. hut really Id rather
not talk about II When the book docs
com" out. however it will certainly ca'n.n
CONSERVATION III "a certain club ia this
city and arnons, il members
Mind arrest M. | don mind IL an
much Sh" waved her hand Compre-
h"nsiyely around ~" room Everything
will come ont all right and the misInder-
standings will h. cleared ny
has been ,I-iuS TIA" nam" II Mr.. Jasnes
Doak. Jr. ia her alleged frauds Mr.
Doak. who - m" wife 81 a k.uSington
yarn manufacturer sad to-day
Neither my husband nor 'rv-elf knows
IN" girl | never heard If her until last
night. and from what | can understand
IN" has boon getting goOds hv posing as
myself or som" fictitious MIR DuIk
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W home
nav. S:P ..anI Me- '1'r as from r1a sr , o. '.
Washington. y r. 70 "omuani NJ nc naval
tfnlr'rR STALLION. san iranrisco
Gom-sndrr " : Pratt from 'h~ C.i'ornn
to home and walt ORDERS
iae'lirnsn - sprlrAnd-r " n Evans IN naval
i-aIning station. North ChirsEo ~ - rI~sIiivp
OfhrsT
lieutenant Commander n Douglas. 70 the
California a. executive ofnceT.
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IL. ~. nae-Pg ~. with som" amendments
=, ,h. nm now n.for" Congress providing
Tor civil T.rvIc" pensions.
RAILROAD LFGIsLHTIoN.
M, ,p. subject Of iut"r-tat" c"rnnerc"
~, p-.s,,laui points "ut that Their" hes
Wv, 800, ,tula enough vet IT, test the
,',,,.pbtu.u,- ~ the lstw passed ~ Jun"
-. md no .ay- that Will" the" dId not
,,i,,I,. .prn.. ~ ms recommendations M"
ri mot r,r...s the matter further ~ frl~
,,.n Du. ~ thG--. recommendations
,nakiug unlawfIl m" TiIrrhH-" ~ - r"al
- tick III "A competing road. h" think
-. y.r.rpllv covered ia tn" ruti.tr7I-i
i,U The. matter Of IN" i--'l..n'" ~ So
,,trI'l.= he ~@yS. - being 4" b~iI"r"h ~
~. ,,,nul.-Iuu headed ~ pr.-Id"uf
ttI,,,,,,, ~ Yale A. to his third rr",,D-gl
'.II.v,,ry r,,rd. e. make TEMPORARY .Er""-
mont. an rates h" ~avs that - ~ object
I.. ,...,l rnIaruuEtrg'-d - being thai Il
,...,u,riny th.. anti TRUST Ia" IL" will MOI
-. n fot further rprsis."ra'fun l.
us intended he says. TO permit ~ lrpgi
c,,,,t,s,.ia.. e. rvnIa Es'.l's' ra'" cutting
Iy TEMPORARY .,cJII'--C".Ic" ~ m" sN-n"
-s,,. Z, = IA. Same 4"rvI"" OYER COIN ,'''tInE
'.,l,,E,!. with no obligation whatever 10
rra. r'.,ru those rates Tor any 'IIn'
/ ma. President urR"e that DngT"S-
at. ~, apuropriatIon which will allow
,I. Iu'nr-'ht" commerce" 'DrumI-"I ~
o. enter ,If1n "A valuation - all TaIlT"af4.
,yh,rh tho. commission ha. been rlnabl"
ca, Ia do not T.. lark - jurisdiction but
syIaIy from lack ~ funds "SiRtISflr.
~ The yaI,.n - each railroad h" ~Ayr
you'd be yalrIabl" for many pIrg'o-os.,
eSr.cIalIy Il ~" Ultimately enact lIrIta-
ttons upOn the power ~ IN" In'"T-tI'"
! roads 70 issue stocks aad bonds. ~ !
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
RAISING THE MAINE.

Tho senate having passed the House
TuI providing FOR fho raising of the
Maine n the harbor OF Havana that
feat WIN be accomplished as soon as
practicable And with the floating Of
that vessel SO is hoped that the quos-
ton whether the destruction came
from within or vIthout-a matter that
has been tine subject OF doubt-w.II he
finally settled
% will be remembered that the Maine
was sent t1 Havana boo lsas. when the
demonstrations iu that city against the
Americans there seemed tD make The
presence ~ varshIp desirable. The
Maine walls assigned its place ia the
harhor Dog tine harbor authorities. ON
tho 18Th of February. 40 night. the ship
was destroyed hy an explosion that
sent 10 to the bottom OF the harbor
Two hundred ana sixty men were kill
ed board OF inquiry reported that
the destruction was caused by SUBJ
marine miue The American consul
general added statement to the ef-
feet that Zoo his opinion the mine was
mot put there bv order OF the Spanish
government but bv officers acting ON
their own responsibility In public
opinion. however Spain was guilty. and
the people of the United States de-
m1udoI that that country leave cuba
Tho war broke out In spite ~ an e.
forts of President Mckinley 90 pre-
vent IL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
KING EDWARD

King Edward VII, who succeeded bis
nlustrious mother ON the British
throne. in 1901 has done more for the
maintenance of peace In Europe than
any other sovereign. and at tho same
time he has advanced the British iu-
forests He may not have been blessed
with a brilliant Intellect but hc has exc
erted marvellous influence upon the
affairs Of the world. and always Zoo tine
interest Of peace During the reign ~
Victoria England saw more of war IMAM
the people really desired. The Crimean
war. the sopoy rebellion. three WAT OPP
crations IN China, and expeditions into
Asia, New Zealand. and Africa, cul-
ninating in the Boer war and the eN-
tlnotion Of the two little African repuh-
lies. mark period of war activity.
Edwards reign. though brief has been
characterized by efforts to build up
the empire. cement the different parts
together under representative nstllH-
tons. and 20 internal reforms in lh-
oral spirit.
Edward was born IN 1881 He had
two older sisters. one Of whom he
came Empress Frouerick Of Germany
three younger brothers and three
younger sisters. The youngest OF the
sons died az an early axe The others
grew M. but none was very robust
This IS not surprising when the lineage
is considered. George III was more or
less v,easminded. Tho Duke Of Kent
his son. was ons Of the most stupid oil
tho many sons Of that sluggish mon
arch Edward was fortunate IN MS
o,,,, father. who exercised the benign
,,euence Of a man of seusibihty ana
culture upon his home and FAMILY iil'
carly death was an irreparabie loss
clouding as d did for many years the
life of the late queen, and dopriVing
bor sons of the y,i=est of counsclors.
king Edward was we'll and carefully
trained Exposed TO al the tempta-
.ttors of ROYALTY. he lived fast in his
Younger DAYS. froc from iis cares anu
r,sronsibmues though enjoying all li'
honor. Al tho time of his accession
,o tho throne boo was sixty years OF
aee. ana from chat TIME ae has o'en
ferventIy decotod 10 duty
In 1853. he married Alexandra sister
of the present Danish king ana ih'
King of greece The present prince OF
wales is King Edwards only living
son. and his resemblance 90 the em-
peror OF Russia Is $50 striking that one
has been mistaken for the other. Two
OF the Kings daughters-Nictoria'
Duchess Of Fife. and Maud. queen of
Norway married "out ~ the family.
The dispatchcs have not had
great deal To say about King Ed-
wards illness. but IL has been known
for some time that he suffered from
melancholy. which caused him io
shun society. ignore hts kinRly duties
,nnd court solitude. even 20 the exc
clusion from his daily life of meme
hers Of his own family.
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Germany. Victor Emmanuel oonAoeiod
the opportunity favorable and seized
Rome. In 1870 the italian troops took
possession, the French soldiers having
been withdrawn Rome now was made
tho capital Of Italy. and the secular
power of the pope that had lasted Tor
about a thousand years. was ena''|
pope Plus IX did not surrender his se-
raIar power IIe called himself
prisoner" 30 tine vatican. and Leo
XIII followed the same policy. ihe
present Incumbent also considers h'm-
self a prisoner which means 'h''
there has been mo- change from inc
course pursued ln the past
We have quoted the doctrine of h'n'-
face who claimed supremacy oi uIe
church over the state and the right oil
the church TO- use. az WILL Two
swords Contrast with this, the doe
Urine of the church of Jesus CHRIST 't
Iatter-day Saints which is eNpi'''lS
stated and defined Boo Doctrine ana
Covenants. section It.
"yyc believe that governments were
instituted of God for the beu'nt OBJ
,.s, We believe that religion DIS
Instituted of God and that men arr
sneusrIo to him. and him only Tot
tbe exercise of &c. unless their religious
opinions prompt them to infringe upon
tho rights and liberties OF others.
We do not believe 10 just Goo minSl'
ugIau. Influence with civil government
whereby one religious society l'
tered. and another ur0sorlned DID IL,
srirttusI privilege. and the iudiNlduai
,igbfs of its members as citizens, de-
MED We believe that ail rehslou- 9'
cIeties have a right 90 deal WIN 'n,l'
members for disorderly conduct 8I
cordIug 90 the rules and reghla ti',s v'
such societies. provided that such d'a.
to bs r,r fellowship and good stand
ing. but We do not believe lhal als
religious society has authority 20 Wy
men on the right Of property OFT ht
fo take from them this worlds goods
.r to nut them in jeopardy or elthei
lifo or limb. neither Co lnhl't amy
,,b,.sIral punishment upon them. tney
IAN only excommunicate them rom
their society. and withdraw from tn'''
their fellowship
This is the doctrine of the 'hurcn-
IL recognizes the two powers both M
stitutod by the Ruler Of mankind LOT
tho good Of Ills children. II recos-
pizes the duty of an 70 render unto
r-sar the things that are t"sar -
..Ba subject" we read in another reve-
IatIon. 80 the powers that be- until ~.
roiprs whose right It IS 70 reign ana l',
.,,5les au enemies under His feel.
This ia also the American We" vi '.''
relations between church and s'''''
zach is "a divine institution with Jus
own mission, its own sphere