The morning call., 1890-10-11

honor has been bestowed upon French
priest in the United States. The ceremony
Of vesture will take place October 26th.
solemn iridium in honor OF the blessed
Peter Louis Marie Chanel. S. NJ, Proto-
martyr Of Oceanica, is being celebrated at
the church of Notre Dame, Bush street. 1t
Will continue to-day and tomorrow.
The silver anniversary of the consecra-
ton of Archbishop Feehan of Chicago as a
priest. at Nashville, Tenn. falls on Novem-
Der Isl. and the occasion is to be celebrated
by Chicago Catholics with great enthusiasm.
Rev. Dr.. Butler of st. Johns Church is
master OF ceremonies, but the programme
has not yet been agreed on beyond the fact
that II Will include a pontifcal mass.
A movement has been started in London
for the erection by national subscription of
monument to the late Cardinal Newman.
The Duke of Norfolk is Chairman of the
committee in charge of the matter. West
minister Abbey is favored as the site of the
memorial, but Birmingham and Dublin are
also discussed in this connection, both of
these places having been the scene of i'm
portant events in Newman's life.
Rather Lourdel, who has made his name
well known as one of the missionaries at
Uganda, died there on the north shore Of
Victoria Nyanza. He had remarkable ex-
perience. For nearly two years he was vir-
tually held a prisoner by the tyrant Mwanga,
who would permit him neither to leave the
country nor to continue his missionary
work. After that time Mwanga became,
nOmlnally at least, convert of Father
Lourdel, and at the time of bis death the
priest was the chief white adviser of the
young king, and it was his influence that
gave the Catholic natives of Uganda the as
cendancy they now possess in the affairs OF
their country.
TIE JEWISH FAITH.
A maSs-meeting of the members of the
ma Ia h.1A n nhnr
11th, under the auspices of the Intellectual
Imp ovement Committee. III. Wenst0ck of
Sacramento will deliver an adore IS.
Mr. '. Hunt, a well-known Chicago
lawyer, has embraced Judaism and adopted
the name of Israel Isaac |. Ostenheimer.
He said in an interview: 81 have cast my
lot with these people, believing them to be
alone of the true and proper faith"
During the time that Herr Tisza was
Prime Minister of Hungary, it was his
practice to invite one Of the rabbis at Buda
PeSth to the State banquet. given by him
on the Emperor's birthday. His successor,
Count Czapray, has this year broken that
rule.
The cornerstone OF a new Jewish temple
was laid at Salt Lake City last Friday. 1t
will have seats for $50 people and the inte-
rior decorations will be taken from the great
temple at Berlin. In the box was placed a
picture OF Mrs. Fanny Brooks, the first He
brew woman of Salt Lake, who arrived in
1858.
A number of tombstones in excellent pre-
servation have been found in the disused
Jewish cemetery at lnowraZlaw, Prussia.
The inscriptions contain dates between go
and 800 years ago. This was the period
when the Jews in Great and Little Poland
suffered terrible persecution at the hands OF
the Cossack tyrant, Chmelnieki.
The Hebrew Observer of Cleveland advo-
Gates that all service ON holidays should be
conducted in English, and adds that if such
were fact "the elders of the church" would
no longer complain that the young folks dc
not attend the synagogue often enough.
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