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Vatican's Altitude on Religions
Question in Philippines.
JUDGE TAFT GETS AN ANSWER
Counter Proposals Made For Consider¬
ation of Our Government—Mat¬
ter Gets Into Tangled
jf Shape,
A special from Rome, Italy, ears'
The answer of the Vatican to the note
of Jude Taft, governor of the Philip
pines, concerning religious affairs in
the archipelago, was delivered to
Judge Taft at a late hour Wednesday
night. The answer tn brief, Is as fol¬
lows-; :
The contract which the Vatican pro¬
poses shad be signed by both parties
comprise twelve articles.
The tlrst article 'says the Philippines
jgor< rnin< nt Is to buy the lands of the
four religious orders concerned, the
pope acting as intermediary. -
The second article describe* what
are the agricultural lands to he bought.
The third reticle says that If some
of these lends are possessed by cor¬
porations, the friars will sell their
share.
The fourth article establishes a tri¬
bunal of arbiters to be composed of
five members, two of whom are to lie
chosen by the Vatican, two by the Phil¬
ippine government and the fifth mem¬
ber by the other four. In case of flis
agmment us to the fifth member, lie
shall be chosen in common accord by
the pope and President Roosevelt.
The fifth article provides that tho
work of the arbiters shall begin Janu¬
ary 1, 1003.
The sixth article refers to the title
deeds; these will be transferred to the
Philippine government.
Article seven sets forth that pay¬
ment Is to be made in Mexican dollars
in the period of time proposed by
Judge Taft in his note of July 3, inter
cst during the period of payment ac
cruing at 4 per cent. \
Article eight deals with the transfer
of the church of ancient crown lands,
with eccleslnslicnl buildingk on-them.
The ninth article proposes amicable
accord In the matter of existing chnr-
11 able or educational trusts which arc
In dispute. In event of falling to agree
In these matters, recourse is to Vic had
to the arbiters, to whom will also; be
submitted tin* ease of tho medical col¬
lege of San Jose.
The tenth article provides for arbl
tration as to the Indemnity of the Uni
ted States shall pay for the eoeleslaR
tical buildings used during the war In
tlio Philippines.
According to the eleventh article flte
expenses of the tribunal of arbitrators
is to be paid by the Philippine govern¬
ment.
Refuses to Removo Friar*.
Article 12 declares that the Vatican
in the sphere of action which is in Its
competence, shall UBe nil of Its Influ¬
ence tor pacification of the Philippine
islands and In favor of their adhesion
to the established government and that
it shall prevent all political opposition
?m the part of the clergy, both regular
■and secular. The answer also snyR the
Vatican cannot accept the proposition
for the recall of the friars within the
period fixed. Such recall not being
jnstlfli d by reasons of force majeure,
it would tie contrary to the rights guar¬
anteed by thi> treaty of Paris anil
would put the Vatican in conflict with
Spain. It .asks:
"If the United States cannot order
the withdrawal of the friars how ran
the pope do so, especially when it has
been proved that all the accusations
made kgainst them were partly false,
partly exaggerated and partly inex
ocl?”
However, the Vatican promises that
It will try to Introduce into the Philip¬
pines clergy of other nationalities, es
pcciaily Americans, gradually as they
pro found ready or are adapted to tho
purpose. Tho Vatican agrees that the
friars shall not return to the parishes
thc r left and where their presenc*
could provoke trouble.
wu's successor: n;med.
'Popular Chinese Minietcr nt Wash¬
ington Goes to Another Pcct.
Advices from Pekin state that Sir
I.lan Chen, secretary of the Chinese
embassy to the coronation of King
Edward, has been appointed Chinese
minister to the United Stales.,
New ministers to RiHVJa. "Prance and
Italy have also been '
Mr. Wu was net ; sa^virrd- pfc i:f to hear
of the appointtnfnr 8 re; *•’ r to
himself, as ho had been expecting an
announcement cf this character ’or
some time He bad reerfveu notice
that his services would be required
in another capacity.
BISHOP POTTER TO WED.
Will Join His Fortunes With Brs. Al
fred Clark at New York.
The engagement "is announced of the
Right Rev. Henry C. Potter, D. D.,
bishop of New York, to Mrs. Alfred
Corning Clark, of Now York ar.d of
cooperstown. N. Y Mrs Clark to a
well known philanthropist and patron
of art. Bishop Potter fs nor In Europe
The date of the marriage has not
jj?ea reiUeS.
tornado in Dakota
Northern Secl '«« ,,f s,a(e S ™P‘
By Death Dealing Storm.
MANY TOWNS LEFT IN RUINS
Telegraphic Communication Cut Off
Entirely and for a Time Only
Mere Fragments of Informa¬
tion Could be Given-.
A special from St. Paul, Minn., says:
Tremedous damage, and it is feared
; great loss of life were caused by a
j tornado that swept In a southwesterly
direction from the Internationa! bound¬
ary across the northeastern portion of
northern Dakota Tuesday night. Three
towns, according to the meager reports
which were obtainable at. midnight,
were totally wiped out.
Railway and Western Union tele¬
graph Hoes are wrecked and there Is
no communication with the section of
the state where the most devastation
is thought to have been worked,
The little town of Borup, on the
St Vincent line of the Great Northern,
is an absolute wreck. The final report
Was that the entire town was wiped
out and hardly a structure of any sort
left standing. The report from Borup
came In very soon after the storm
struck and contained no information
as to the casualties.
With the report from the St, Vincent
branch came reports that the towns ot
Eldorado, about seven miles from
Grand Forks, and Thompson, between
Grand Forks and I.arlmore, had been
destroyed. At Thompsoh the great
Northern station lies a confused mass
of wreckage directly across the main
line. Stores and residences are in
ruins and the main portion of the
town is wiped out. The (population is
about 200 .
Mere fragments of Information come
from Eldorado ,but these indicate the
destruction of that town of about 250
people. Neither of the reports front
Thompson or Eldorado speak of loss
of life, • This is partially accounted for
by the fact that they Wfito Sent, let ore
news could have been received from
the outlying districts. The reports in¬
dicate that the tornado developed
southwest ot the lake woods country,
and took a course down Across the
northern portion of the state, travel
ing toward the southwest, its path
seems to have been unusually wide
and’ The effects of the storm ou'tsidu
its primary line unusually severe.
The Northern Pacific is unable to
gain the slightest information over its
wires- from the storm district,
l.inemdn and relief trains htVV'c heeh
started for the strickew district.
Early Tuesday morning what is though
to bhVO been the edge of a tornado
Struck si. Paul. Its onslaught was
sudden and fierce, high winds and a
brilliant electrical display being promi¬
nent features.
Grand Forks, N. D., was between two
storms, both of which were of terrific
violence and the outer edges of both of
which passed over the city. The two
storms traveled in parallel directions
and seem to have been central about
10 or 15 miles apart. Their course Was
southeastern. A heavy rain fail ot
hail stones came with the first, afid
in the second the ground Was covered
J with stones measuring two inches in
diameter. Many crops are ruined and
immense damage has been 0 , 'ne by the
wind. The depots at Eldorado. Thomp¬
son and McDonalds were blown away.
Thompson is badly wrecked and nu¬
merous farm buildings destroyed. In
Meekinook. Gllby, Inkster, Conway and
other towns north and west great dam¬
age was done.
MEXICAN WOMAN’S "COUP."
Gives Birth to Twins But One is Six
Weeks Older Than the Other.
A Mexican woman in El Paso, Texas,
has given birth to two healthy chil
dren, the second one born six weeks
after the first.
The case has caused considerable
comment among physicians.
GATES GANG SATISFIED.
After Squeeze of Millions from Shorts
Corner in Corn is Broken.
A Chicago special says; The famous
John W. Gates corner in July corn
came to an abrupt termination Tues¬
day when it became known that shoris
to the extent of a good many million
bushels ^ad effected private settle¬
ments with Harris, Gates & Co., and
that the deal was at an end so far as
the steel magnate was concerned. The
July price responded to the
by a quick drop of 15 3-4 cents to
65 1-4. Later it recovered a fraction
and closed at Ga 1-2
RAILROADS BREAK STRIKE.
Freight Handlers at Chicago Expected
to Return to Work.
With agreements reached between
four railroads and their employees.
. ^at , . strike . of the freight handlers
an f hamsters that has paralysed tne
>^us tnes of Chicago for a week „ ap
psrently broken. A majority ot the
strikers are expected to return to work
at ooct.
Immense Hotel Opened.
I Oh July 3d the Crescent Hotel, at
| Itlureka Springs, Ark., was opened as
j an all-year-’round resort, under the
i rnanageinent of the Frisco System.
Extensive renovations and improve
meats have been effected which will
make the Crescent Hotel the equal of
any hostelry to be found in the South¬
west. This hotel is on the main lide of
the Frisco System; is on top of a
mountain, and has springs of wonder¬
ful medicinai qualities. Round trip
tickets, good for three months, now oil
said.
Aii English physiologist explains
that a girl can never throw like a
boy because her collarbone Is larger
and sets lower.
rtfrrt* »r Change of Weather.
At this season when people are traveling
for pleasure, they wonder at the disordered
condition of the stomach and bowels. In
tho majority 'Take of these cases, it is duo Huckleberry to change
ol Water. i/r, Riggers’
Cordial. Nhvct 'Attfe to cute:
Sold by aii Druggists, 25 and 50c. bottle.
In the interest of manufacturers the Ca¬
nadian Government admits coke free of
duty.
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j:51,Worm Koutel,
“Send box of Tctteririe. It's the only stubborn thing
that makes any Impression Katie Oldham, on a Men¬
king Worm.” -Mrs,
tal bn, Anderson County, Texas. 50 *. by mail
from 3. T. Shuptrine, Savannah. Ga., it your
druggist don't keep it.
In the English Army now in South
Africa there art: red to be about 20,000
Mcthodi.it soldier/.
latfllr*/ Can V. i n :• Sifonl
One si t.o smaller after using Allen's Foot
Kara, n powder fm- the I- swollen. •: tl inftkrs fight
or new shoes easy, ifltftowtos tot'.» l-.niis, hut, swi*»t
ing,>eliiu;> fw*t. mid sboh I’tirUS htores, dud
bunions. At all druggists
25*:. TriAt package Funs by mail; Afiflress
Alien M: Olmsted, !,•< Yoy. V. Y.
A Herman report shows that the num¬
ber Uf bases of cancer has great'!)’ increased
(luring the las t decade.
KITH pt'nnan en* !y eared. No tits or nervous¬
ness after first dry's :ise of Hr. Klim's Great
i>r. N'ervei.'rstorer. vv'i rial bottle and f j * atlsefreo
11.11. Hunk, Ltd., v3l Ar«lil’hfl't., Iks
Nebraska teas os; of the firs! .States to
recognize able records the of minor, tho tio-.v a.m- of of its keeping reli¬
streams.
H. H. Coburn, Mgr. Clarie Scott, write.-: routed}',” “I
And Hail’s catarrh Cure n vr-maldo
Druggists roll it, 'i.V
The inure,-tsed import:'l i<!rt i.h I'm neb of
ABIci'icAn iSn'itnx.u is duo chiefly to its
use for Mttwlirig yeese
Mrs. Winslow'S St oUiing evrup for children
teething, soften tie* gums, redurvs Poflurnv.u
tion,allays pain,ceres wind Colic. 28c. nbottle
The mortality from accidents in railway
employes by was improved reduc'd coupling tbir-.y five devices. per cent,
last year
I iso’s Cure Is th» lies: imidtcfno we Overuse 1
tor oil affection;, thro.it and lungs. -AVm.
9. KtMUt, Vanburen, (ml., Feb. 10, 1931,
ally • The mnruhty fro»n in sumilifax Is, arlft-yy-lire PpidcCiius usu¬
range-. pi the per
cent, cnees.
Summer Tours D) Liinti and Sea—Et
i:uJu*IPn Tickets at Very lu.CV Krites.
tl f'urttrui of ho\V Georgia lltif; htdiway fit'mnu*t Auj cjpnh T'diriit ch
ms are rc .ediipert sultioiii i.o
Ti'/ketH York: front all X* v;
ylA Savannah Poston, and ritlladclphlii Hteamshlp and iinwt. Ibiltlmore Tickets
tnolttdo meals hik! stateroom ■* erth aboard
ship; muelyless tiian all rail. For full par¬
ticulars, berth reseivatlons, etc, apply to
\ our nearest railroad ng nt. F. J HoMnson,
Asst. Gon’I. Pass. Agent, Kdivannab, Ga.; J.
0. llaiie, Oen'I. Pass. Agent, Savannah, Ga.
The labor present law in German,? 3 La worn
cti’a to eleven ho*ir* t with « midday
rest of an hour and a half
f
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I j Long Hair
j rertss
j “ About ft year a up my hair was
j coining out very fast, so I bought it
a bottle of Ayer’s Hair Vigor,
stopped the tailing and made my
hair grow very rapidly, until now it
is 45 inches (u length.”—Mrs. A.
Boydsten, Atchison, Kans.
Mi»i "t** 1 ■.’owRtrr-’
Therc s another the^stomach. hunger 1
than that of |
Hair Hungry hunger, hair for needs instance, food, j
j
needs hair vigor— Ayers, j ]
This is why we say that
Ayer’s Hair color, Vigor and always makes j !
i restores j
] the hair grow long and
heavy. Sl.iW a Iwttic. AH
■pmMMUUW
sond'us IF your drn^.*;i: isC c.nnot s uiiplv tU you. >
one cJoila v find wo v r« a
you a Itottlo, Do sure rtfid tgivo the nni lift I T f
of your nearest exor»*ss oUV’O. Address, S
,j. (’. a vi:n ro., T.owoii. nfttss. a
—uun n¥n 1 -----r mb v v .
Liver Pills
That’s what you need; some¬
thing to You cure your bilious¬
ness. need Ayer’s Pills.
Want your moustache or heard a
beautiful brown or rich black ? Use
J Buckingham’s Dye!
; 50cts ef drugg'stscrR P HgM&Cc.. Masfu# N.Hi
.'As^C A NOV CATHARTIC
ld» All
Gcnuice stamped C C C, Sever said ifl bulk,
Beware of tbs dealer who Wes to sell
“sasstMag; jest as i'oea."
^ t blS FaUeP ?**. vm-Twonty- e-r.^'aq iTtjtyn'iiserri ajn
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ue t3t-Jil€U v i-t i.,
“Qaeen st«s Bess” lor S 2.50 ® ^ §
hows,
HUNDREDS LOSE LIFE
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| Another Appalling Horror Visits
j Johnstown, Pennsylvania.
DFADLY FIRE-DAMP EXPLOSION
Victims Completely Buried by Falling
Earth—Death Roll May Reach
Thrfee Hundred—norrl.
ble Scenes,
Johnstown, Pa., has again been vis¬
ited by an appalling disaster.
It Is only less frightful than the aw¬
ful calamity of May 31, 1889, in cost
of life, but In its terrible consequences
it has brought the shadow of sorrow
Into hundreds of homes made desolate
by a initio explosion which took place
ift the Odfiibrla fto-el Company's roll¬
ing miii mibe under Wf stmoflt Hill at
12:20 o’clock Thursday afternoon.
How many are dead it will take sev
eral days to fu'-ly determine, but that
it is a long and shocking list it is cer¬
tain. It may reach 20b or more.
It was nearly an hour after the ex¬
plosion to fore any general knowledge
of what had happened got abroad,
Men who escaped with their lives told
the terrible news, and it soon spread
like wildfire all over the city.
In scores of homes there were the
most pathetic scenes. Mothers, wives,
daughters, sons and relatives were
frantic with grief. Hundreds rushed
to the failure and With Fobbing hearts
awaited the Awful hews.
Rcstuero OriVdn Rack.
At the opening across the fif&t from
tho point the Cambria Iron v ompany’S
police, with several assistants, stood
guard, Permitting no one to enter tho
mine, from which noxious gases were
coming. , o’clSek *{«iH
It was nearly 4
hope of tending rescue partita fitrrH
the Westmont opening was abandoned.
Two men who bad escaped from the
mins—Richard Bennett and John Mey
efs —went back two mil's to see what
asslstafiefc nntld be rebtietbd, btlt fito
frightftii ddmp drove thbrn brtbk fliitl
they ffcli ptosttstfe wHeft they Pit,ally,
aftbf it desperate stfuggfb, ttdhtoed
the outside. Two doctors gave the meft
assistance and, aft*? vfdfkitfp w it ft
them a half hour, restored thetii.
story of the situation in the mine soon
made it clear that the rescue work
could not proceed from tho Westmont
opening, and hasty preparations were
tpfldo to begin that task at the Mill
tSt fcek etiiU inaP.
Soon after th e bcWb otm s csabwbm
reached the Cambria officials. Mining
Engineer M. G. Moore and one of bis
aaSiftiUlth, A. H. Prosser, made an at
tKjnPi to Hiiet tbi> ^iijtefiiiieHdHtt t'totto They were
fdUovi-e(i ijy Min)- (*. T
Robinson. i“-' tic deadly giSel Kto^
The catastrophe occurred in the see
tlon of the mine known among mlneis
as “Klondike." The section is about a
mile and a half from the main entrance
VfOUt th*? depths f>f the mine (H fiCriuO
tie cbhditioii to bo frightful. Outside
of the K ohdike the miilcs die safe and
tihinjnred. Within the fatal limits the
Havofc wrought by the exploBioti is
fearful. Solid walls of masonry three
feet In tlllcKncSS were torn down as
ihoutrhf made of paper. The roofs of
the ' denioimilta i * , ( .jjj., < ,- #% 5.1 a I- v b ,,
mine were . *
door remains standing, ifl the idtt of
tliPRA lu difficulties even the most heroic
'
efforts toward . rescue seem hopeless. ,
Miners who left the mine by way of
the mill creek entrance brought borri
bio stories of crawling over tho dead
bodies of their comrades.
William Stibich spent several hours
at the Mill creek opening. He _ . said
that he believed as many ns 450 men
were still in tho mine. In his opinion.
from nil he could glean, not to exceed
150 men had come out.
Cuba to Relegate Old Spanish Coins.
The council of Cuban secretaries
has decided to withdraw from circuia
ton the Spanish silver coins issued in
the reign of Queen Isabella II before
1868.
PLENTY OF WATER IN KANSAS.
Floods Inundate Large Area, But Lit
tie Damage is Done,
A Kansas City, Mo., dispatch says;
Th. river b. E r. ana, F,.
,I..v despile ,he e,omo» v,»
urne
sas river. People in the
s
water stands in the streets of Armor
dale. Where the packing hoUSCS are
pumping water from their floors. 1 •“
financial loss has been small, and no
i;-i has been lost.
BATTLESHIP ILLINOIS DAMAGED,
Goes Aground in the Harbor at Chris
t,ana, Norway.
Owing . to a faulty dteermg gear the
United States battle ship Illinois. Ad
mirol Crowninshield's flagship, which
ass arrived at Christiana. Norway,
...jtk toe United States cruisers Chica.
go cn.4 Albany, struck the bottom c?
me harbor. th 0 « w rt‘SS
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PELVIC CATARRH *$
CAUSES
Palpitation of the Heart, Cold Hands and Feet, Sinking
Feeiinqs—Pe-ru-na Cures Catarrh Wherever Located. .
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j J Mrs.X.Schneider.
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Sfrs. X. Schneider, 2409 Thirty-seventh
Place, Chicago, 111., writes:
“After taking several remedies
without result, I began in January
]9<li, to take your valuable remedy,
l‘ e runa. J was a complete wreck.
jtad palpitation of the heart, cold
bandsand feet,female weakness, no
appetite, trembling, staking feeling
nearly all the time. You said I was
suffering with systemic catarrh,and
J belU ve that 1 received your help in
the nick of time. I followed your
directions carefully and can say to
day that I a nt well aga in. 1 cannot
thank you enough for my cure. 1
Witt always be your debtor. I have
,,teremnmended Peruna to
m>)frl ;. ntlH and neighbors and they
praise it. I wish that all suffer
inn women would try it. I testify
lhlH according to the truth. >’-3irs.
jt, Schneider.
Uv( . f ^ womeQ have catarrh in
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S^“ES of various organs , 1 it %£s" has been 5 named fc'|f
differently. has dyspepsia, another , nron- *
One woman Bright’s disease, another
ehitis, another consumption, an
complaint, another
other female complaint. These women..
would be - very much surprised with chronic to hear catarja.* that
they are ail suffering nevertheless.
But it is so, troubles and great? M
Each one of these catarrh—that a
many more are simply is*
chronic inflammation of themueouslinmg off
which ever organ is affected. Any inter?®*
remedy that will cure catarrh m one loca¬
tion will cure it in any other. This is why
Peruna has become 60 justly famous in the
cure of female diseases. It cures catarrh
wherever located. Its cures remain, i e
runa does Joseph not palliate—it B. Crowley, cures. Congressman
lion. from Robinson. IP,
from minors, writes
the following praise for the great catarrhal
tonic Peruna. Congressman Crowley says:
“Mrs. Crowley has takena number
of bottles of Peruna on account of
nervous troubles. It has proven a
strong tonic and lasting cure. I can
cheerfully recommend it.'' — J. it
Crowley.
A catarrh book sent free by The Penras*
Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio,
permit'.
at 0iict . to Dr. Hartman, and giving will be a
full statement of your ease he
j Phased to give you his valuable advice
j 1 ^Adfd’rcm Dr. Hartman, Columbus, President O. of The
Hartman Sanitarium,
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I did not know what it was to eat
a good breakfast 1 in the morning - .
By noon would become so sick
and have great pain and discomfort.
I got so that 1 would do without
eating asdong as i could, so as to
avoid the misery. At night I could
■ not sleep. The doctors said I had
nervous indigestion. I heard much
about Ripans Tabules and at last I
r thought 1 would try them. I had
j oniy taken one box when I obtained
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