The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-09-22

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Correspondence Intermountain Catholic0
Butte, Sept. 20-The illness of Mar
Gus Daily in New York has greatly
alarmed his friends and business aSsO-
Ciates here.
An event of historical interest was
the formal opening in Butte on Tuesday
of the Montana State School of Mines.
The school will start off with an at
tendance of between forty and fifty pu-
pills. Yesterday sixteen applicants for
admission presented themselves for eX-
animation. The average age of the stu
dents so far is % years. The eXamina-
tion papers of some of the applicants
were of a high degree of efficiency.
None of the High School applicants
have as yet applied, as they are not
required to undergo an examination.
Their diplomas entitle them to admis-
sion.
Coroner Julien is making an active
canvass for denomination.
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The following dispatch from New
York is belated relative to Mr.. Daly's
illness: New York, Sept. 15.-Marcus
Daily, the millionaire copper mine own
er of Montana, is very seriously i'll at
DAILY arrived here on the Etruria one
week ago and has been since in a con-
dition of much suffering, occasiOning
anxiety to his friends and business as
sociates. His ailment is heart trou-
BILE. He was reported somewhat strong
er today"
Mrs NJ. J. Connell arrived in the city
during the week and is visiting Mrs. F.
u Nv &c
hunting trip in the vicinity of Red
Rock lake.
Mayor Mccarthy has called special
meeting of the city council for Monday
night next, when measures will be de-
Vised to contribute suitably and expe
ditiously to the sufferers at Galveston.
The mayor has intended to take active
steps in this matter before, but cOndi-
tions have been such as to make a
meeting of the council impossible. At
the regular meeting on Wednesday
next it is barely possible that a quorum
will be present, because of the conven-
tion at Helena, and the matter was so
pressing that the mayor deemed it ad
visable to call the special meeting. 1t
is not known just what form the action
for relief will take, but it will be def
nitely determined at the meeting.
The Democratic convention Friday
over $500 for Galveston and
that fund is in charge of Judge A. H.
Barret, and will probably be forwarded
to Galveston, Tex, before the city
council gets it's relief fund organized.
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Daniel Lucey. who was eecuted for
the murder of Patrick Regan, was bur-
led in the Catholic cemetery on Satur-
day. He was attended by a priest in
his last days on earth and died re-
pentant.
Miss Annie Sullivan, aged 81 years,
died Tuesday. Deceased leaves two
sisters and one brother in Butte and
mother and one brother in Ireland.
Rev. Father Callahan left Monday
va st. Paul for Illinois. Father Gala
han expects to be present Friday at
the conservation of Right Rev P ].
O'Reilly as Assistant Bishop of Peoria,
Ill. Friday following he will attend
the silver jubilee of Rev. Father Mar
sile, who gave the French Mission in
Butte during Lent. After the jubilee
Father Callahan will go to West Ba-
den Springs to seek rest and quiet
for about two weeks. when he will then
return to Montana to begin anew the
active laborS OF the past. rather GAIA
hans many friends wish him a safe
and pleasant journey, much needed
rest and vacation, and a speedy re-
turn.
The Boys and Girls Sodalities of st. !
Patrick's Parish were reorganzed last
Sunday, and a large number of new
names enrolled. The officers for this
year of the Boys Sodality are: Pre-
feet, Louis Kane; Sub-Prefects. John
Duggan, Frank Walker, Edward /
o'Flynn, William MeGovern, John DON /
nelly; Treasurer, Fred McQueeney; |
Secretary. Michael Gavigan.
Young Girls SodaIity: Pfefect, Miss
Nellie Driscoll; Sub-Prefects, Florence |
Lynch, Lizzie Lieneman, Mary Dris-