The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-03-14
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= dangerous Organization And A Good Father
TOO Much Spirituality Good Spirit Gone.

TOO Much spiTItualiiY-ThO GOOD Spirit Gone.
| This story is not going the rounds O
the press and for the reason, it is alleU
ed, that the papers in the town in which
the affair happened have been prevail
cd upon by the A. P. A S. to suppress II
Inc success with which this secret anC
highly reprehensible organization Il
able to influence the leading journals o.
tue state is menace to the libertie,
and well-being of the citizens. Now
had the same thing happened to a pro
testant minister which it is alleged over
come Catholic priest, all the power OF
the hierarchy might have been exerted
In vain effort to withhold it from the
columns of the daily press, embellished
TO the last degree and heralded by triple
scare heads, The story in its innocent
simplicity is given decent publicity SO
that good and pious priest may not be
wantonly injured by extravaganza per-
versions which are quietly percolating
through the various strata of Capital
city society: Rev. Father Lynch, a de,
Vout shepherd of the Mother church.
has until quite recently been in charge
OF the fold at Boise city, but recently
ne was suspended by Bishop Glorieux.
AS the story goes, the holy father had
signalized his ministry by an energetic
warfare on heretics in general, and, at
very recent date, was immersed in
hostilities against the phasphemous in
stitution known as Apaism. Indeed
his ardor abated not, even to the day of
his Affections. At cost of indefatigable
labor and not less than $500 cash, he
was enabled to procure data and secure
publication of valuable expose of the
inner secret workings of Apaism and
succeeded in awakening profound in
dignation against that nefarious, her
etical organization. But in moment
of religious alteration, he unwittingly
sought spiritual light and fervor from
an earthly vessel and was overcome with
exaltatton. The good bishop evidently
the character of the fathers
and probably charged it
It to plain curiosity. At any rate, the
deVout father received his time check.
He was accordingly sore distressed and
ow cast and repaired again to the I'M
failing source of ebulIient consolation.
1t is said that upon this occasion, i e.
The 9TH of March, he was quite over
with the spirit, which mani
tested itself in public outbreaks of
emotional transport, suitable only for
9soteric d play. 1t became necessary
% convey the good Father to st. AL |
'honsus' hospitable where, under the
soothing ministrations of the charita-
DE sisters, his religious ferment was
educed to normal activity. In due |
ime, the good Father was loaded into |
closed hack, deposited on board an
IDAHO Central passenger coach, and |
directed towards newer and more prom
sing partures. 1t is suspected that the
4. P. AS, who are accounted very pow
rful in Boise, have suppressed publ
ation of this harmless adventure, in
rider, that an impression may obtain
hat there was something indecent and
IMMORAL connected with it. 1t is also
umOred that threats and direct intimi-
Iations were resorted to and that the
'ress is completely awed. The account
ONES to THE TRIBUNE from sources
to be perfectly reliable, and
We admOnish the public to accept with
reat caution any embellishments
which may be added by members of the
american Protection Association or
ther i'll disposed persons.