The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-01-06

! III Itlu.
a great national pilgrimage from Ba-
[@Tia TO Rome viii take place during the
Rev. II. J. MulHean the new pastor of .
bingham. preached mis- farewell sermon
20 the people of ST. Rose parish. Chelsea.
on Christmas.
For the Dormiti.n Church in Jerusalem.
NtHCu ~ 10 DE built by the Catholics of
germany. a sum Of nearly 1000 600 marks
mas been collected.
Rev. James F. Cunningham. the pastor
or - IG2mas Church. H1mpden Md
celebrated the TWEEN y-.fth anniversary ~
MS ordination IJsl week.
Sister NIarl. Berchm1us. directress OF
81 Cecilia S Convent and Academy New
York. recently celebrated the tveu-v-ff-r
anniversary Of her religious profession
as a Sister OF Mercy.
Rev. /. a. Smith. pastor Of the Church
or the ImmuCulaIe Conception &C Wells
vile n. y. died lasj Saturday morning
after an illness Of ten days, aged about IS
years He came from LimestOnes. n. y.
and was at one time assistant at SIS
Peter and Pauls Church in Eimira.
Rev. w. II. oufrk of St. Kfida.s. Mel
] bourne, priest who was educated al
| Lisbon and All Hallows near Dublin.
went 70 Australia in 1S12 and built the
| Church OF the Sacred Heart at St KiIdA
| West. died recently. aged 81. fre was
bourne.
I Rev. L. j. Deadly, pastor of st. Joseph's
/ PARISH Newport, celebrated the twenty
| second anniversary Of his ordination, into
| the priesthood on Friday. pc, ~ i'm a
| mCst behtttrg manner. and was the re-
| ci1gnt or a number o. gifts from the
Gh.i9ren as wei as from the older mem
| befs OF his parish.
1t is rumordI that the name of Verv
Rev. r. A. O'Brien has been sent i'm f5.
tne c3dGJutOrshp OF Fort Wayne Ind
We know Of no one upon whom Inc. nitro
would sit more gracefully. says the Mich
igan Catholic. Dean o. Hrien is one of the
| loved priests in Jhis diocese and has hosts
Of friends all over the continent.
Rev Patrick O'Nar~a saminarian Of
punWGpdle. n. T.. has suS tanned "a severe
bldW IN the loss of his father and sister
both OF whom died at Kingston n g.
within a few hours of each other. The
Sister hdd been an invalid for some years
put tho fathers G5ltl was unexpected he
having been in only three DAYS. The son
whose ordination his father f)udiy hoped
to witness in June next was NOT able -g
reach his fathers bedside i'm time to see
him alive.
John MayhOOd. co,orei. 81 wears old 2.
painter. fell from scdfroId the C.her day
While working on q building at 607 Elton
avenue, New York and was seriously i'm
jured. He lay unconscious uoou the nave
ment for some time with a large crowd of
persons gazing at him. and might have
didd WIth9ut medical attention but for
rev. w. Murphy. OF the Church of SIS
Peter lHnd Paul. who carried him nine
! TlJckS ON ms back TO q drug store ON
IhIfd avenue. MayhUod had several ribs
and an arm broken. He was removed to
the FOrdham Hospital.
Tuesday, Dec 49, was the twentv-ffth
anniversary of the ordination to the Cath
9llc priesthood of Right Rev. Alfred
curtis, formerly bishop of Wilmington
Del, ana now VlCdr-geneTal of the arch
diocese of Baltimore. Bishop Cureis was
porn in Somerset county. Md. in 1872 AT
me age Of 2f ne entered the ministry of
the Protestant Episcopal Church and
after serving at several charges was made
pastor or Mount Calvary Church. R4Itf-
more. In ISL he became a Catholic ana
Two years later was ordained TO the
priesthood by Archbishop BayIey.
The will Of the Rev. J. y. Ca.lughan.
formerly pastor of st. Andrews Cattle
dral Little Rock Ark, who died recently
IN New York was prObated last week
we we estate is valued at SlGJGJo. r. NJ.
-tItIeS was named as executor. Among
the requests are the following: St An
drew > CathedGul. Little Rock 500 to be
employed by the pastor OF the church as
hd may deem best: the Sisters of lTerav
Little Rock. 500 for the benefit of ST
. osePh 5 Intrmary, Hot Springs. Ark:
Letuy..-e. N. ". $-tJ3; the TrSulfre Nuns
St- MaItln S, Brown county, o.. 81 900. 10
11delleS or the Sacred Heurt. New York
EdludDie diamond chaHCe. with the CON
ditiOn that they have as many n79lsss
Sdld Tor the GtnOCChiO family and MYSELF
as they may think proper The rarr75iy
Ger OIL the estate real and personal WIS
gwen to MS three sisters Mrs NJ E
F1uIsInan. Mrs NJ Fisher and Miss Emily
CaHaghan, of Cincinnati.
Rev A. p. Doyle of the PauIist Fathers
DeleVeS mat he has won his fight against
fHs ope,HinS OF a saloon at No. 3l5 West
Nov owl .tTT..
be owned by McGlOry. under the manage
llent OF his nephew, Frank Campbell The
priest appealed to Governor Roosevelt
who asked State Excise COmmissf00er
henry n. Lyman to Investigate the case
In letter received by Father Doyle from
ToFsrIiOi roosevelt and which the latter
mad received from tho excise INSPECTORS
t is said, under date of Dec. IS: Com
missioner Lyman has taken measures for
me prompt cancellation of this cer-iH-
sate. me papers VIII he verified tomOr-
'oW and Immediately served. If Campbell
attempts to DO business under the certif-
,dle winch he has Illegally obtained iu
ldGIuon to proceeding for the cancellation
II the certificate and bringing the cas5
o the attention or the district dttOrrev
IN acton will be brought upon CamDbelrs
iqqor tax bond for the recovery Of the
ull penalty $1,000.
A fire in the evergreens which decerat-
a the altar for the Christmas services i'm
u. stephen church New York, almost
SuSed q panic al yesperS on Christmas
fternoon. Rev Charles Fl. Cotton was
onducting the services assisted by Rev
.ather McCabe, when some one in the
uo1ence saw q tiny tongue of fame grad
ally grow III size among the evergreens
ne two priests noticed it at the sametiTrs
nd started for it, Several persons left
ne church. but others rushed to the altar.
o assist the priests in beating out the
ameS. The choir was singing when the
re was discovered and the chOrst6rS kept
2 as if nothing unusual was happening
he rest of the people in the church re-
lalned in their seats. The two priests
nd the few members of the congregation
tho ran to help them put out the fire be-
)re any damage Was done. Some one
lrned in an alarm. but by the time the
1S1neJ arrived there was nothing for the
rennen TO do.
In England and Scotland. which at the
5ginnlng of the century contained but
$50 Catholics there are now 2O0CG00 IN
pr the charge Of three archbishOps. efgh-
zen bishops and 27Sj priests. In the
'urse of the century the number of Cath
les has risen in Germany from 100000 to
,CJGC)0; in Switzerland from 5000 to
10000; in Scandinavia from 2C00 to 5000:
the Balkan peninsula from 100 to so
0; in Asiatic Turkey from 10000 to CO.,
0; in Persia from 1900 to 10. coo: in. North
frica from LOCO to 500 GO. In Russia
lie RutheTian church, which existed at
10 beginning Of the century, has given
ace to 1O,000GO0 Of Latin Catholics In
10 Far East the record Of progress is the
me- the increase being from Loco go to
10000 of Catholics. In Central, Eastern,
-eStern and Southern Africa. where i'm
"a middle Of the century there were no
lthOlies, there are now nearly 100000
Oup6d in thirty missions under the
large of 80 missionaries. In the Span
H. English and Dutch colonies of Ocean
a. where there were no Catholics at the
ginning of the century, there are now
GN.CC0. In Canada their uIIn beers have