Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-04-19
New York, April Nth, 1888.

Next Sunday will be a great tete
day for The Jesuits. 1t is what ls
ballad the feast Of the patronage of
it. Joseph, and on this day the order
will celebrate the golden jubilee OF
the establishment Of the province OF
Maryland by it's members. Elabo-
rate preparations have been made for
grand celebration, and wherever
there ia a Jesuit Church the ceremo-
mics and the music will be Of very
high order Of excellence. At ST..
Francis Xaviers Church, which is
one Of the swell churches Of the city,
the Cardinal and his coadjuter Arch.
bishop Corrsan will preside, and a
grand musical programme has been
arranged. MARYLAND has always been
looked upon AS the cradle OF the order
in this country. AS early as 1858
the J.eults established themselves
here, but for two hundred years 1t
vas technically, simply mission and
not province. The New York
"Mlssion" was formerly part OF the
province of Canada, a,.d remained so
until four years ago when 1t was con-
soldated with the Maryland province
and the whols renamed the New
York Province. Its headquarters are
now at New York and Father Fulton
" the Provincial or head Of the chap
ter
In a short time divorce suit will
come mp in the courts " ich will give
New York something to talk about
and which will cas-, queer hight on
certain phases Of metropolitan life
The man in the case is the second sor
{ pne Of the wealthest and most
monument Importers of wines, and
Was a Junior partner in his fA'hrrs
business in this city. About two years
ago he became infatuated with a
Young woman who was what Is eupao-
nlougIy termed fast. She lived only
a block away from bis fathers house,
and bis liking for her soon rpened
into the most intense affection.
he became jealous OF course in due
time, and then in order to remove all
possible obstacles to her through
falthfnlness TO him, he quietly took
her out to fashionable church one
evening aid married Der. Alter that
he literally loaded her with gifts OF
all kinds, opened accounts at various
dry goods and fancy goods establish.
,nenls, and had the goods sent to Mra.
-. One day bis mother came into
one Of these establishments and one
of the managers as ed her how she
liked certain material which she had
recently purchased. after IT was made
w. She manifested surprise when
the manager remarked III astonish
ment that her SOD had ordered it and
direct ted it to be sent 10 Mrs., al
such an address. Then the whole
story leaked ont. There were tears
and a scene at home, but as the young
man said that it was nothing serious
he was forgiven. Not long after thu
his elder brother who knew some
thing Of the young mans fondness to-
the woman met her in the street an
npbraided her for leading his brothe
astray. Some remark nettled he
and she exclaimed: "Sir, wish yo'
to understand that you are address
ing your brothers wife. "Whe'
we're you married p he asked, bu
this shs would not answer.
lie quietly went to the Register q
Vita, Statictics and there fornd til
evidence. He told his father. Their
was terrible scene. The young ma
was offered the choice Of either get
ting divorce or being discarded =
lie declined to do the former and wa
elected from home asd business. II
has several times obtained position
in various comm ercal houses, but =
s,,r az bis fa.ner i.eard Of It he 3