The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-26

Wile OF Colorado'S junior senator, oc-
CURED on July 16, and was a great
snock to the people of Denver. While
MRS. Patterson had been i'll for long
serious, and the news was a surprise
to all. Although Mrs. Patterson was
not Catholic, she is well known and
beloved among the Catholics of this
city for her many good deeds which
VIII i've long after her. Her memory
VIII be enshrined in the hearts of all
regardless of creed or color. May she
rest in peace.
Mrs. Letitia Lindsey of the cathedral
parish, and mother of Judge B. B.
Lindsey, was seriously ill at her home,
134S Ogden street, last week At the
I. tlme little hope was entertained for her
recovery, but she is now much i'm
proved.
Mr.. John w. Sullivan died at ST. An
thony's hospital on Saturday as the re-
suit OF Injuries sustained in a fall at
BOULDER three years ago. Since that
Tune ne has been a constant sufferer,
put through it all has been most pa
lent and resigned. Death came peace
1ully to him whilst he was surrounded
by his family, who have been constant
attendants at his bedside. Mr.. Sulli-
van is well known in Denver, where
the greater part of his HE has been
spent. His father, z. j. Sullivan. has
oeen a resident of this city for many
years. and is prominent Catholic gen
tleman. The funeral took place from
the family residence, ,2647 Stout street,
on FRIDAY morning. and the services
were held in Sacred Heart church.
.
A number of Denver priests went
down to Santa Fe on Tuesday evening
to attend the conservation of Bishop
Pitaval, which takes place on July %.
Ihey will all take part in the ceremo-
MES. The party included Bishop Matz,
Rev. Fathers Malone, Phillips, Callahan,
ORyan, Carrigan and Robinson. 9th
er priests from this diocese who will
attend the services are Father Servant
of Westcliffe and Father Desaulnier of
Central City.
On Saturday, Au. 2, there will be a
picnic at Elitch's Gardens for the ben
EFT Of the rebuilding of ST Vincent's
orphanage. The prospects are very
bright, and everything points to tire
mendous financial success. The worthy
object for which the picnic is given
makes it deserving of the patronage
OF all the Catholic people of the city.
In order to have the new building
ready for occupancy before winter sets
IN 1t will be necessary to raise funds
Immediately for this purpose.
Father Malone arrived in the city
on Saturday evening and will, in all
probability spend the summer in the
shadow of the Rockies.
.
The Misses Ryan of Twentieth and
Lincoln avenues, are visiting at Long
mont for a few weeks.
The Banda Rosa gave a concert on
Monday afternoon and evening for the
oenef1t of the new cathedral building
fund. 1t was a great financial sue
cess.
P. j. Enright, one of the New York
delegates to the Hibernian convention.
met with serious accident during his
visit to this city, which resulted ia
tally. Not having been in good health
for some time it is supposed that the
light air affected him and caused him
to become temporarily demented. On
Thursday, laboring under the delu-
sion that someone was following him
with intent to kill, he ran into the
Toltec building and there ~leaped from
a second story window. His injuries
were very serious and he was imme-
diately taken to st. Joseph's hospital
where he died~on-Sunday morning. He
was accompanied on his trip to Colo
RADIO by his wife and only son. Presi-
dent Dolan took the remains to SYRIA
cuse.
Michael Dnovan is visiting Father
Duffy at Durango.
The priests who came to Denver for
their annual retreat returned to
their homes on Friday evening.