The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-07-25

Chambers, rather MOTIFS ana dlHeH
Vite. The last mentioned is a convert
ed Jew.
Right Rev. Mgr Thomas F. Coffey,
" GA of the diocese of Scranton, has
received the insignia of a monsignor
to which dignity he was recently ele-
waited by the Pope, at st. Rose or
Linla's chnch, Carbonate, of which
he is rector.
In the cathedral schools of Dubuque,
Ia. last year thare were go children
Accommodations ave now considerably
cramped and a movement is on foot
for the erection of new building.
The supreme officers of the Catholic
knights and Ladies of America visited
Memphis last week and examined the
books of Supreme Secretary Dutty ana
found the same to oe in excellent con-
ditfon.
Rev! P. F. Parisot, chaplain of con-
federate troops at Brownsville, Tex,
under Generals Magruder and Bee dur
ing the war between the states, is dead
at Castorville, Tex.
with skeleton keys thieves effected
an entrance into st. Ambrose, Des
Moines. and looted the church. Much
damage was done, and a gold chahce
and ciborium were taken from the tap
arnacle. together with costly lace sur
Mice. a gift to the assistant rector.
The ssurplice was evidently used for the
purpose of wrapping the articles in, as
piece5 of the lace, were left lying
about the floor. Late reports state
that the police are at work upon the
case. but have obtained no clue to the
robbers.
Foreign.
The archbishop of Glasgow received
the pallium early this month.
Sir Anthony MacDonnell, under sec
rotary, has been made an Irish privy
councillor.
A large bell, named the Great Bede,"
was recently blessed and hung in
Do%nside abbey, England.
A Catholic congress will be held in
Melbourne, Australia, towards the end
of the year.
Sir John Knill, son of the late Cath
ole lord mayor of London, has been
elected sheriff of that city.
The emperor of Germany has sent
telegram of congratulation to Cardinal
Fischer on the occasion of his investi
ture as a cardinal.
The anti-Catholic project of Savoy
has begun another attack upon the
church in that province.
The Very Rev Canon Mannix, D. D.,
has been appointed vice president of
Maynooth college in succession to DR..
O'Dea, bishop of Clonfert.
Bishop Mostyn of Wales announces
that the new church at Prestatyn will
soon be dedicated and have a resident
priest.
At the meeting of the Irish bishops
in Maynooth DR.. Anthony Roche was
appointed to deliver a series of lee
lures on health to the students.
In the case of the king VS.. the Brit
ism museum for the recovery of the
ancient Irish gold ornaments, YER
dict was given for the king.
. The centenary of the first public cele-
DTdtlOH VI HISS III AuSIIdlld ulueI
British rule has just been celebrated at
Sydney.
The late Hon. Edward Eicles of
Chorley and Arlington, Scotland, by
will declared that he desired his chill
dren brought up in the Catholic faith.
Mr.. Henry ]. Cloran, &. c., one of
the best known young Irish Catholics
of Montreal, has been appointed to the
vacancy in the Canadian senate Great
ed by the death of the late Hon. James
O'Brien.
ST Peters church, Montreal OBJ
served the golden jubilee of it's dedica-
ton last week. Mgr. Langevin, arch
bishop of st. Boniface, officiated, as
sisted by the Rev. Father Provincial !
Of the Oblates.
The Emperor Francis Joseph on Sun
day placed the biretta on the heads of |
the new cardinals-Archbishop Taliani
the papal nuncio at Vienna, and Dr.
prince archbishop of Salz-
burg. The ceremony took place in the
chapel of the Hofburg. The two car
linals were afterwards received in pri-
vate audiences by the emperor and in
The afternoon court dinner was given
IN their honor