The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-03-22
"This is
the victory
which over
oOmeth the
WOrld-..Onr
faith"

The grounds surrounding the Will;
Maria academy at Bryan Tex, hav,
been laid out in walks and drives. anC
planted with trees and shrubbery. Ovel
500 fruit trees have been set out.
Rt. Rev. Frowin Conrad. 0. S. b. alb.
bot Of Conception. Mo, has accepted
an invitation to be present at the con
secration ceremonies of st. Elizabeth
church Denver, in June. He will
probably deliver the German sermon
on that occasion.
a handsome new church IS soon to
/ De the home of worship for tme St Jo-
! sephs congregation of the thriving
| upper peninsula city of Lake Linden,
Mich. The building occupies a COM
! manding position. and its three towers
! may be seen for many miles Built in
the style of the Italian renaissance. ex-
cellent opportunity was offered for the
execution of good and classical detail
\ mission conducted by the Angus
tinians. at the Annunciation church in
Philadelphia was great success. Over
500 persons approached holy COM
munion during the week, and twelve
converts are under instruction.
Mr.. John H. Gelthaus. a retired con-
tractor of Cincinnati, has left most of
his $4,000 estate to the church and
charity. Almost every Catholic insti-
tuition in the city was specifically men,
toned, most of them getting $500.
Rev. T. ]. O'Connor of Holy Name
church, South Louisville, Ky. has re-
ceived permit to erect a new $4,000
school.
The final decree establishing the
compromise under the will of julius
Adams was entered in the supreme
Judicial district, Boston, on Feb. 81. and
with that act was brought to an end
a somewhat veXatious and protracted
litigation which began with the death
of Adams in December, 1899, and un-
der the form of a contest of the will
and litigation over the compromise
has continued ever since. Under this
agreement an estate ag-
gregating $600,000 in value is divided. |
the Carney hospital taking $56,25O in |
full settlement for it's share.
The Alumnae association of Holy |
Angels academy, Buffalo, n. V, has |
decided upon the erection of a mem |
orial hall for that institution.
The splendid stone church and mon
lstery of the Blessed Virgin Mary of
he Angels, which is being built at
Green Bay, Wis, and will be conducted
1y the Polish Franciscan fathers, a
asting monument to their untiring
zeal and unselish energy, is nearing
The total cost will prob
IDLY reach $4,000. The two stone
tructures. forming one great mass of
curves and lines, cover to-
al space area of nearly 1900 square
eet.
Although Altoona, Pa, has a Repub-
can majority of about 1,5OO votes, the
democrats elected a number of Of
cials at the last election. Three of II
hese are Catholics-the mayor. Mr..
amuel Hoeyr: the comptroller. Mr..
oseph Hammer, and the city treas
rer.
Rt. Rev. Bishop MoeHer has sun- :
lent funds on hand to reduce the dio- 5
Asan debt of S63,S65. The debt last I
eptember was $94.913, and the April
ayment will amount to $3O,S47.
Efforts are being made by the Cath L
lc Alumni sodality of Boston to Sc l
Ire Catholic chaplain for the sail I
s and marines located at the Charles S
'wn navy yard. Il
Fourteen hundred dollars indebted
ess nave been wiped out in four
ohths by the Debt Paying associa- h
On OF st. Louis Bertrands church V
Ky. il
About six months ago the parish of g
III Lady of Good Counsel was or e
Inlzed in Chicago. Ten thousand dol Z
RS were paid the other day for new
-e and ground will soon be broken =
grand new church.
BY the will of the late Michael Gil &
Philadelphia, $500 each is left tn 81
5hes ana St Mary's hospitals. St
Seph.s House for Homeless Indus y
Gus Boys and the protectory. L
st. Josephs parish in Cincinnati @
S produced upwards of fifty priests II
d one bishop. - '@''''' E
The Catholic Missionary union has &
-ht IN the last few years, in assist x:
Tue work OF the missions in the Is
Isn. Ell over 9zo,0OO. It pays salary E
%'Vo d year TO diocesan priest Sc n
led by the bishop to give rnissio,s E
ere are eight priests on IFS roll nf IS
'ceSan missionaries. rs
ne recent destructive storm which @
lted Louisville, KY. wrought mucb k
image IN st. Louis cemetery II win 81
3fegate over 10000 Fortv-nina E
II II huIAents were blown over and shat -
ed among them some of the most E
'aSome and costly in the cemetery KS
ioh' Daniel Sheehan, a devou+ and &
,oIhpronlsing Catholic of Irish an %s
Try mas been elected mavor Of NJ
a. ~. y by handsome maioritv M
I. Johns church, Canton. O.. boa S
- tue most beautiful affairs in the AZ
o,,, -, sne slIt OF Mr.. Joseph Dick II @
unused OF white marble and onvv &
9.ailuS tWenty-eight fee high. The l
+. James S. Gardner. Law wor1,o M
me cause for colored CatboIics = M
ing col.ections for the purpose of B
7"uilS the Faith among his breth- @
Mf: Gardner is indorsed hy va E
: plshops and priests. His method S
, lecture to colored people in every ~
n he visits and to distribute amors @
sion. DooNs on M
sunday last Cardinal MartineIli s
SEQ the vestments and opened a re- M
at the Convent of Perpetual Ado i,
IN IN Washington, D. c. M
E{fe
le well-known Wheeling. w. Va .
s. Mr. J. W. Myles, has executed
deiivered at the cathedral residence Sk s@
l1i- ie-slze painting of the bishop of ,
dlocese, Rt. Rev. Richard V. Wbe- Essk