Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-23
LAYING Of
CORNER STONE.
A Vast GrQFd Of People Witness
the lmA'esyi@ Ceremonies,
REMAINEO DESPITE RAIN.
Eloquent AINCtsa Delivered BY Arch
bishop ItJAtdph The ubOir ana
the NenaCop fake part.

The cornel stOpe u the new Catholic
cathedral IN laiQ yesterday afternoon
BY Bishop NfaGlaA. The event covered
period OF IOt one pinute ana a halt
But 1t was Aot for that, that "a great
crowd Of pave sprged forward IN front
OF the paroNtlal home, ana stood In the
rain for ove( Wv hours. # was 20 hear
Archbishop elordap, the foremost CATH
Ollie in this NuNcter OF the earth, and
whose mest1fy dlsuou held 1000
people lnteNStiy inteeested Tor more
than an hosN besides o great EFFORT Of
most gifiO speaker. there was choir
composed Ov AoAe Of the finest voices In
the city
The occoNlNu pad o profound air OF
solemnity AT0dt H. which was grayeIy
respected ~ epery indiWdual IN that
vast crowd WMcA REPRESENTED almost
every side az p1maRlty. The pious
churchmap Apd TIE lrreverent unbe-
lever. the A00tciap. The merchant, the
yender and M lgborer, men and women
Of All cree05 ghd Of no creeds az all
iostled togeSpef gnd listened inteutly az
what was kglAg said. 10 was the most
notable evG,t ID the catholic church IN
Utah and GAcP6e that has stamped IT,
self indellD(( uhOp the minds Of those
The stanG N9s occupied BY many
prominent Opn and women among
Them belpL LOpgCessman and Mrs
King May0I and Nrs, Thompson, MT
and Mrs. 4 a. Carbet, Hon. and Mrs
Thomas KeIhe hon. and Mrs David
Keith and NlNs Belth, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
J. SALISBURY M. ana Irs. John y. Doc
ly Apostle N6Q Ars John Henry smith
President gEa MS. Angus NJ. Cannon,
Spencer ClgHaon ex-Mayor John CLARK,
Mr. and NM. ~ A. NeldeD. Mt and
Mrs. GeorgA "A 6mitn, Hon and Mrs.
John I. CalNh Blfs, May Judge and the
Misses JudW b. &. ElchnOr' george
The choh CoNposed OF about sixty
voices undN( the leadership Of Miss
Norah GlesEDN )esder VI the choir and
church orgggl8t. assisted by splendid
orchestra TE6deNed excellent music. y.
S. Goddard Ma Mss l-ottie Levy were
the soloists
During TN cetemOnles the following
classical nUNhens we're rendered Mo-
zarts TwelID rnass Gloria" Millard's
''Venl CreaiNG" Gaydens "Te Deum,'
and DressleW "HaHelulah'
The cerenSQleN we're opened with a
procession ~ 250 small boys attired In
white. and NJ pN bishop Scanlon, and
an the clerM 9hd visiting bishops In
their sacerdElNd Cobes marching from
the parochie( hORe TO the north end Of
the platform Nhere a symbol Of the
cross was' erected. The child
rem knelt At rs foot, and
went thrOleh the ceremony Of
blessing Il, iEl0un. After this rite was
over the chiilteN marched 20 the other
side OF the Jlait0rn near the corner
stone which b0pg suspended from a
large derriCN AZ this time the rain
began 10 cON1N Gown with much vio-
lence for Sole tne the crowd getting
thoroughly 0(eucped, but it was a
plucky crowN ApQ II REMAINED until not
only the ram, bit tpe Ceremonies were
over.
A group oy tpe following clergymen
surrounded tGe cUrher stone RI Rev.
Bishop ScaDlO " salt Lake. Rt. Rev.
A. j. GlorieU[ of Boise Reys D Kiely,
NJ A. KennN1S Of Salt Lake Father
Joseph Of BAQNOre; Rev. W J. A.
Hendricks, on Montpelier idaho. and
Father RosiG( Of All Hallows college.
The following BOYS from ST. AIMS or
phanage aCtNJ as oc0lytea. CrOsler and
cross bearers e0d inter holder respect
lively; Petef NcOermott Frank Nc
Donough, JoN( E9PA. owen McDonough
ana Roy BobyEe. Architect Neuhausen
stood at the pRse % the derrick 70 SUI
perintend the jeWering 90 the stone.
There WAS 4 nUDrt pernu10nv ~ ras1-