The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-20

! PancakeS-Three eggs, one pint of
milk salt, flour, lard, sugar and lemon,
if liked. Beat the eggs we'll; mix with
them about a third of the milk: add
sufficient -four in which put pinch of
salt, to make a stiff paste which
should be beaten until it is quite
smooth By degrees add the remaining
milk and stir well. This batter is i'm
proved if made some hours before being
fried. Melt in frying pan about an
ounce of good lard and pour into it not
quite a teacupful of batter which
should be fried a light brown on both
sides. The pancakes are lighter if eaten
as soon as cooked, spread fiat on a
plate, though they are often sent to
/ table covered with sugar and lemon
! juice and rolled.
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: THE CATHOLIC WORLD.
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Rev. Michael Dougherty has been ap-
pointed pastor of st. Alphonsus'
Church, Langdon, N. D.
The Popels physicians are violently
opposed to his taking part in the New
Years Mass at the Vatican.
Rev. Father Humid of Cold Springs,
KY, has left his charge and entered the
Trappist Monastery at Gethesame.
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Lady Margaret Howard died at Arun-
del Castle, England, on Nov. 10. She
was a sister of the Duke of Norfolk
A portion of st. Joseph's parish, Bid
defoTd, Me, has been set. off into a new
parish, with Rev. Father Bergeron in
charge.
It is claimed that there are now fully
10000 Catholic soldiers in the Philip
pines They have, however, only two
chaplains.
The PoDe has appointed, as Bishop
of Allahabad, India, Father Vittore de
Bologna, a distinguished Capuchian
missionary.
Mgr. Skrbensky, who has been deaig-
mated by Emperor Franz Joseph as
Archbishop of Prague, is barely Sc
wears of ace.
The debt on St. PauiclIs Cathedral,
New York, has been decreased $40, 600
so far this year The entire debt is
INV PoOOsOOp.
The Catholic societies of Pittsburg
diocese are going to federate on the
principle Of the government Of the
United States.
A feast to 1000 poor people was re-
cently even II LIE city OF Mexico, in
honor of tg2e return of Archbishop AL
Caron from Rome.
Four masked men entered the resi-
dence of Rev. J. F. Stanton of Clinton,
Ind, recently, and forced him to give
them his valUaDles.
General Brooke, military governor of !
Cuba, has issued an order declaring !
that hereafter civil marriages only /
shall be legally valid.
Rev Daniel ]. O'Callaghan. who was
ordained a Priest On Tuesday, Dec. 8, |
has been appointed assistant pastor of |
the Cathedral of Fargo.
The Eighth regiment OF New York, |
although mostly non-Cathohcs, has Sc
lected as their chaplain Rev. Father |
Dooley, who accompanied them to
Cuba.
Mgr Locatelli formerly auditor of |
the Papal Nunciature at Vienna, will |
be sent to Washington as a councillor |
to the Apostolic Delegate, Mgr. Mar
tinellf.
Father w. A. McDermOtt, known in
letters as Walter Lecky. is on the road
to recovery. His physicians however, /
say that he must not soon again devote I!
himself TO literary work.
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Rev Andrew NJ. Mclaughlin, o. S.
A., died recently at Lansingburg, n.
Y, from typhoid pneumonia, contracted
while he was attending sick calls. lie
Sc years of age.
Very Rev. Canon Rogers p. P. Ar
dee, County Louth, and Rev. Thomas
Cassidy, P. P, MonasteTbeice, have
come to this country on q mission, au-
thoriZed by His Eminence, Cardinal
Logue, to collect funds for the national
of st. Patrick at Armagh.
A new Catholic settlement is about to
be established in Tennessee, for which
purchased near Winchester in that
state Rev. L. Van Nee is at the head
IF the movement. Bishop Byrne of
Nashville is also interested.
Father Mathews, the chaplain of the
irish FusileeIls, who was captured with
he remainder of his battalion at Mich
olson's Mex, and whose story of the
capture has aroused much comment,
8 one Of the thirteen Catholic priests
who are regularly connected with the
,haplainB' department. of the British
army. There are also six Presbyterian
,i-,ic Tors 1-O1lc |
fhe remainder being clsrgymen of the
Church of England. Altogether there
ire ninety regular chaplains.
1t is not often, says the London Daily !
Chronicle, that nun has fortune of ]
45O, 600. Such sum has recently
,ome into the possession of a member
# the community of Sisters of st. Vim
rent de Paul at Origny. In that little !
french town, familiar to many English
yisitors, basket manufacturer of the
lame of BurlureauX throve so well i
hat he opened shops for his wares in
Tyne and in Leeds. By
thrift he accumulated the fortune IL
which now devolves by his death on his {
,nly daughter. In her hands it be- t
omes at once the patrimony of the (
,oor. t
Father Walworth concludes in the {
anuary issue of the Catholic World {
Magazine a most interesting series of I
of the state of religion Z
n England fifty years ago, while he /
vas a Redemptorist missionary there I
he story in the present number is of
he trip across the Atlantic as he came
With Father Bernard, the great Re I
emptorist missionary, who was the | q
rst to inaugurate missions as they are {