The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-05-17
News Of tbe GIcrld

Mr.. c. P Redmond. editor
waterford News, Waterford. I-a.sr9 .3
welcome visitor at Tic miss 7-5
office last Monday. Mr. Eplr-,, ,No-lt
this country on a brief visit b.. NV Is 8.
reservation. He will spend rest and
stay i'll New York and visfnfr, " bis
many old Waterford friend. o., %Aef,
pleased to greet him VIII ia
J Rumors which have been ritz.
/ eral DAYS, relative to the rp-fo,-,. sew
| Bishop Thomas J. Couaty from rom ,oo O.,
| torshlp OF the Catholic uuivarsf-,-' reg-
been denied. The reports ara Nave
and pronounced as uufounI.r leoitei
The Right Rev. William Hon,
bishop-elect of St. Augustine Er, AheE
| Oldest diocese in the United STAT tag
! De consSecraated in the cathedral ~ WI
/ Augustine Sunday, Nav IS %, s.
| dispatch from Rome TO the E.r..
| Telegram company of London ON ,TredAs9
: says that the Dowaser Queen lf4rrloy
has decided TO take the Veil and srfIr-.'A
! convent. outer
The Rev. Father ODonreu .s-....
| traitor of the bishops parish W, ,-'..'Iis-
| Irelandn, is in this country ON ..oll,
! visit. Father O'Dounell is grov.,S,' ''fJ
many sons and daughters of Watss.-. -
| nov clll j Of New York. who will H.
| delighted TO renew old friendship 'e
President Roosevelt has turrs5
pletely about in the Miles case liz SjA-
decided TO give no further co1siGar,.tt1-s
to the retirement of the comm r,5In,, , ,.
eral. and will now permit General ,775 '"-
to serve until he shall retire by a1ers.i,s
of law. A number of Repuhlicgr -s-,t..l
regarded the presidents attitude r1c,-3
General Miles as altogether ungaUs5 ~
The Right Rev John Lancaster SrlIi
ing, bishop of Peoria. Ills. celebrated ~
silver jubilee of his conservation ng
Thursday, May /. Cardinal Gibbons arI
many other members of the nafr,rl''.
were present in honor Of the event
Catholics all over the United Stat
honor the brilliant bishop of Peoria -
IS second to none as Il champion ut H.
faith. May he live to round OUT r.
golden jubilee in the episco7ate
Lorenzo Perosi, the young priest-com-
poser of oratorios, is the social lion NJ
years musical sensation. When 4sEri
why he had declined the many irvftatiors
from the United States and England m
conduct his OratOriOS there ha said. -T
have passion for mine own country
Not only am | happier here. but 7 am mn
happy when abroad. I hate travelling s.,
I have no intention now of accepting trs
invitations to visit the United States ana
England. Ny greatest pleasure is music.
and next to that cultivating nv garden
I do not deny that sacred music I'm Italy
has sunk TO a low level. and all nv e5
forts will be exercised to raise the stand-
ard.
Mrs Catherine so1sel. the wife Of
w
county JAIL who entered a plea If guilty
to the charge of releasing Edward and
John Biddle, the burglars and murderars
of Grocer kahney and Detective Fitz-
gerald, was sentenced by Judge Frazier
to two wears in the Western Penitenti9rv
Mrs. Soffel received the sentence calmly
and with no show of emotion She was
later taken to the penitentiary.
Both craters on British Isles of St.
Vincent in active eruption and official
s,L, Lee ,,f4r To-
flames for entire journey. Ashes fell on
ships $50 miles away. North end of St
Vincent from Chateau Belane TO George
town destroyed.
Wife of United States consul Prendss
in St. Pierre wrote from there late m
April that Mont Pelee was rum5ling, but
It was not regarded as dangerous.
Latest accounts confirmed previous re-
ports of widespread disaster in Martinique
and St Vincent. Loss if life impossible
of estima alton.
American cruiser Cincinnati ordered to
scene of earthquakes. Senate apprOpria-
ton of 100000 for relief blocked b. house
Professor l. c. Russell of Michigan
state university doubted seriousness OF
eruption of Mont Pelee; gives scientific
United States cruiser Dixie orderel
ready to sail from New York with proyls-
ions and clothing for Martinique suffer
ers.
Four hundred and fifty survivors from
St Pierre arrived at Fort de France.
Ships go to search for others.
French minister of finance orders SlM.-
900 relief fund at Fort de France. French
vessels sent out.
Great preparations in Spain for corona
ton of King Alfonso, which takes place
in Madrid next week. Cordial teeling 10
ward America.
Announcement from Austria OF renewal
of triple alliance widely commented upon
in France. but no Uneasiness expressed.
Captain Bernier of Canada hopes 70
reach pole on roller automobiles and
keep in touch fifth base by wireless tele-
graphy. 49,,
England continued to speculate and
comment over ship merger and It's eileeL
on British marine prestige.
Discussion of Hollands future IN hurl-
pean politics in event Wtlhelmlna mas 10
heir published in London.
Messrs Ismay and Plrrle condelnHeI
bv English press for action in snip merger
affairs. rr.,..s
RESIGNATION of President Sam OF Hayu
expected to be followed by trouble
Huge wooden annex being DuAI ~
Westminster Abbey for coronation.
Airship of NJ. Severe. rival OF DulllO-''
ready for extended trial trip. -.
American polo players and ldcIoSs7
,Iubs continue to win in England. III,
Decided that kohinoOr diamond WIZ
be i'm crown of Queen Alexandra. -
Thames excursion steamers aDaluoHeU
as Improbable. ,.r.isro,
Vatican mourned loss Of ArcnoisnOp