The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-05-27

Governors instructions DotH uciesd-
tions rushed to get back to Sioux
county. which is one of the counties
recently formed and which includes
the Standing Rock Indian reservation
The Fort Yates delegation chartered
. train. but when it pulled out OF Bis
marck it was found that the SeiIrldge
delegation was also aboard ana the
notice we're called to eject the in
truders. The special train took the
Fort Yates supporters to Mandan,
where automobiles were ordered TO be
in readiness for the remainder OF the
trip.
The English Chancellor OF the Elk
cheouer, David Lloyd-George, mas IN.
PRODUCED a plan of state insurance
against unemployment, sickness and
;nvaliditv-a measure designed to aid
nearly $4,000, 900 needy subjects OF the
crown. The proposal includes heip
from the state in the crusade against
consumption, providing $7,5OO,OOO to.
aid local authorities in building SAM
tariums, and $5,000,0OO toward tne1rj
maintenance. The estimated amount
IN he raised in the dual campaign is
about 1922, 100000 of which the state
would contribute $12,500,00O the first
wear According to the sickness fea-
tnre of the bill, each worker whose an
mail incomes falls below $S'Ooo VIII
be compulsorily insured against Ill
mass so as to assure him $1.2O week
during incapacity. Toward this the
worker will contribute about nalI
deducted from his wages and the rest
will he paid by his employer and state.
The weekly assessment against the
insured will be cents for men anu o
cents for women. Every worker IN
tho class mentioned, between 10 anu
Az wears of age, is included IN the
nlan The employer is to pay cents
week for each employee ana the
Government 4 cents. Dealing with I'M
enonlovment insurance it will apply
at first only to the engineering snip
building and house building traoes'
involving 100000 workers. Both the
workers and the employers would pay
cents weekly each, the state contrlp-
uting s3,75OO00 year, or ABOUT one
fourth of the total cost. the con-
tributors when unemployed would re-
ceive a maximum of $3.50 and mini
mum of $1.6S weekly. No payments
would he made in strikes or locKouts.
A suffragette wedding took place
rooor+1v in q church at Brighton, Eng
land. Suffragists gathered in torce,
with tri.color flags emblematic OF free
dom, purity and hope. The bride ana
bridegroom exchanged rings and there
was specially worded marriage serV-
ice in which it was declared that the
connie united themselves on grounos
of perfect equality as comrades anu
helnmates, whatever the clrcum'
stances of life might bring them.
Second Lieut.. George M. Kelly, Oh
the limited States Signal Corps, one
Of the four army aviators on duty WIFI
j. the division of regulars moolnzeo d.
San Antonio, Texas, was killed May
10 when Curtiss aeroplane he was
) fving got beyond control, after Wnlcl
) it ran through the air for over a nun
dred wards, and crashed to the ground
hurvine Lieut.. Kelly in it's wrecKage
Harvey Philips, former U. b Sc
cret service man, and now head OF
: nriyate detective agency at Washing
ton. D. c., was arraigned last Wednes
dav before Judge Holt in the crimlna
? branch of the United States Clrcul
Court. New York City, on a fedora
r indictment charging him with the un
lawful delivery to common carrie
: of falsely marked explosives for inter
; state commerce transportation. Tn
/ indictment charges he delivered TO TN
| PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company al
! pier %. North River, New York, thl1
5 ty-two cases, each containing not les
3 than 1000 cartridges for small arm
f or about $4,000 in ALL The cases o
f cartridges were concealed in bales
which the indictment charges Wer
falsely described as furniture, nttlng
! and fixtures They were addresses
: to Crank Cody, Ell Paso, Texas tn
n cartridges, which were seized by tn
. Government, were shipped to Ell Pas
\ TO be smuggled across the border 70
! the use of the Mexican revolutlonlsts
+ It is said Philips was frequent Wis
!, itor to the rooms of Madero's brothe
4 at the Hotel Astor.
Information received last week fror
4 Battle Harbor, Labrador, states tina
). the 5000 inhabitants of that coas
are starving. 1t has been known 10
months that a food shortage wa
threatened and repeated efforts hav
u been made to carry help to them. We:
K sells laden with supplies endeavore
" repeatedly to reach the Labrado
$ coast, but were always forced back b
u the ice. Previous to telegram n
/ ceived May 9, there had been no Wor
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