The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-11-08

The ladies of the Dallas Cathedral AL
| tar society have purchased a carpet fol
| the sanctuary and have bought new vest
ments. The former cost them $500 ano
the latter $3.50.
The Rev. John P. Chadwick. chaplain il
! the United States navy. has sent a col
lection of Moro weapons to the museum
| Chidwick, who was graduated from Man
haitian in the class of 1888, is at present
in the Orient, attached to the United
States flagship New York
The Little Sisters of the Poor in Phila-
delphia have been made the beneficiaries
| of the entire estate, about $4,000, of the
| late Elizabeth Gray of that city.
A new writer, who is a Catholic, has
| come before the public. Mrs. Carter
Harrison, wife of the mayor of Chicago.
| ILL.,, lately has issued a small volume of
yer Wings" which is being highly
praised by capable critics. Several of the
quoted passages we have seen are very
beautiful.
"The Marriage Feast at Canaan is to
be the subject of the art glass window
| to be presented the Gesu church, Mil
waukee, by the Young Ladies' Sodality.
In recent discussion of the subject a
member of the sodality suggested that
the seven wise virgins would be an
excellent subject for the window.
Daniel Sullivan of Iowa City, Ia, who
started out in life with capital of only
a couple of baskets of fruit and became
wealthy, lately left by will S100 to each
of the following Iowa clergymen: Fa-
theirs Smyth of Council Bluffs, Bulger,
formerly of Riverside; O'Farrell of Ot-
tumwa, Very Rev. ]. Davis of Davenport,
Fathers Flanagan of Davenport, Ma
honey of Parnell, Nolan of Nichols, Sink
mayer of Iowa City, Ward of Iowa City,
Walsh of Nolan Settlement. His home
in Iowa City he bequeathed to the Sisters
of Charity.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Forest of San Antonio,
Tex, celebrated on Tuesday the seventh
anniversary of his conservation to that
see.
Nearly $4,000 has been collected for the
new Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel,
at Lowell. Mass.
The Catholics of Xenia. O., celebrated
the golden jubilee of their church on
Wednesday and Thursday of the present
week. Archbishop Elder and Bishop
Moeller took active part.
A fine parade through the principal
streets of Newark, n. j.. followed by an
exhibition drill and dance in it's hall,
marked the first public appearance of
the new Newark Catholic infantry, until
quite recently known as st. Marys ca
diets.
At a recent bazaar for the benefit of
Holy Family church, Chicago. it is stated
that over $4,000 was realized.
Mrs B. Thaw of Pittsburg, Pa. has
sent her check for $1,000 to Rev. Father
Gum of Cedar Rapids, Ia, for Mercy
hospital at that place,
The committee representing the new
being formed at Hays bor-
ough, Pa, has concluded the purchase
from the Risher estate of the old family
homestead aud property in the center of
the town. The price paid was $4,000.
The property will be used for the erec-
tion of new church.
The late Mr.. George w. Weeks, Uni
tarion. former agent of the Lancaster
mills in Clinton, Mass, bequeathed sums
of money TO the parishes in that town
with the understanding that the income
shall be used for the support of their
81, 500
A new church, under the patronage of
at Cleveland for the Bohemians of that
part of the city. The new structure,
which will contain accommodations for a
school, will cost about $4,000.
At the recent meeting of the Alumni
association of Mt st. Mary's college, |
the following officers were
chosen: President A. V. d. Watterson, J
B. j. Bradley, Mt. st. Mary's college; sec
retary, Edmund j. Ryan, A. NJ, So; Mt |
st. Mary's college.
Four Sisters of Nazareth academy, |
Kentucky. celebrated the other day their |
golden jubilee. These we're the superior, |
Mother Cleophus Mills, and Sister |
Ephemia Morrison, Sister Johanna Lynch |
and Sister Mary Vincent Hardie.
FOREIGN
The Pope has sent $4,000 to Cardinal |
Celesia of Palermo to be distributed |
among those injured in the late storm in
Sicily, r
The Spanish government has decided
hat all questions regarding the religious
orders of that country shall be made as
natter of treaty with Leo XIII, after one
'anged the state will leave the orders in
)eace. The government is resolved not
o break with the Holy See under any cir
,umstances.
Stapinski, leader of the Australian
Polish Peoples party, is on his way to the
Jnited States to appeal to his countrymen
here to return to Galicia.
Rev. Joseph t. Gaugle who. in Decem-
,er, 1901, joined the Austrian .Old Catho-
ic' sect, has returned to the Catholic
hurch and made public letter of humble
o.
a number of Irish Catholics in Peru
md Bolivia have contributed to the fund
or erecting a Spanish chapel in the new
london Catholic cathedral. Other con-
ributions were sent from Argentina and
'hile.
Mgr Harmel. head of the democratic
lubs in France, has presented to the
'ope a magnificent chalice. The Holy
lift and greatly admired the rich and
rtistic work.
In Germany, archbishops, whether of
he Catholic or of the Protestant church,
ank with commanding generals-that is
0 say, with generals commanding army
orps.
The Catholic mission at Vermillion. in
he Great Slave Lake region. rby Peace
liver. Canada. has a colony which does
arming, manufacturing and its own mill
lg. all after most modern methods The {
opulation is mingled French and In {
ian.
A Jesuit congress was recently held
4 Rome under the presidency of Father
1artin, superior general of the congre- |
alton. Father Martin, in the name of
he Fathers and Brothers. sent hearty I
ood wishes to the Pope. II
- T.,
The Vatican has been informed by the !
erman ambassador to the Holy See that .
,mperor William will come to Rome by
teamcr, landing at Naples. The Pope {
as charged Cardinal Prisco. archbishop &
Naples, to greet his majesty in the | I
anne of the Holy Father.
Rt. Rev A. Cavadini, S. j., bishop of | 7
recently blessed and dedicated