The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-08
Our Literary CabIs

An American residing in Rome secured for Dor
hoes Magazine a magnificent collection of photo
graphs-portraits of the Holy Father different Pc.
RODS Of his career his relatives. scenes in Capn4
Perugia Rome; PapaI functions in the vatican l'i
St Peters; the existing sacred college of cardinals
the Holy Fathers immediate encourage: the noble
Swiss and palantine guards in undress and gala uni
form; and pilgrim groups of many types suggesting
the worldwide charge of the sovereign pondf.
This unique collection appears in the memora
number ISSUED with the regular August edition.
illustrative features of an exhaustive review Of h
Holy Fathers life, supplemented by articles on n
personnel of the sacred college of cardinals the mod
ern conelave. the Intervention of the veto and oPr
lens of great men on the personality and pontfan
of the late Leo XIII
Among the leading features of the regular Angus
number are: 'Dispossessed Americans by jams
Connolly a description of the compulsory abanda
ment of Warmers ranch; THE Dramatic Year Re
viewed by John Talbot Smith: Sir Charles Ga'I
Duffys Unpublished Letters" by Rev. Matthew RF
sell, S. J.: Parliamentary and Extra Parliamenal
Agitation in Ireland" by r. Barry OBrien' and pug
Irish Party in the House of Commons" by McHh
McDonagh, who for sixteen years has reported u
proceedings of the house.
Anything and everything in the life Of the ATE HS
tiff will continue excite interest. which no even
in future viii disturb. Therefore do we find III w
Catholic World for August article from Rev j.
Doyle on Leo XIII. the Great Leader This IT,
lowed by THE Papacy That Never Dies, an slu.-
written before the eoncIave of cardinals mace
selection. but possessing much interest neVeruH'
The contents of the August number follow
The New Century for Christ" poem Leo ~.
Leo XIII. the Great Leader" Rev A. F. Do.,
The Papacy Never Dies" Prayers New ana 0-
Rev. Luoian Johnston; Louis veutllot dllusr4a..
Rev. e. Myers. s. A: Lives HaIowed by Fa"
Minna Clifford; David and Goliath Cpoeml
Bell; AN American Girls Visit to Valparaiso
lustrated), NJ. MacMahon; Eastern Churches IN 'g
munon with Rome dllustrated) Lorenzo R0ur
Queen Beauty of Carmel poem) Joyce JOSEF
Sinner Mary sarsfield Gilmore; THE Historical =
yival in sienese Treasures" illustrated F. VIZ
sons; THE Perils of Unauthorized Dogmau's
Charles NJ Westeott; John Graham Brooks on ~.
Unrest; "One Use of Death (oOeml, James D'
ham.
The August number of the Rosary Magazine = ~.
of the finest issued from that press The h.
of recent events trans2ired in Rome and IN "- IL.
of the late Holy Father are worthy Of preserve.
Benzinger's Magazine. like the others SD,
much space to the events leading to the eeet""
Pope The number is well illustrated and tne '' sr
zine preserves it's reputation as a loader IN 'D'
lily circle
The Domncana for August is bright n' 's,ss
This little monthly deserves the support OF Oa asd
in this archdiocese of San Francisco 1t IS ,soa
in that city and the contributors are mainly .,,r
living in the west, whose efforts should be CIV
lsed. The subscription price is 81 per year
Everybody's Magazine for August in adagVr eor
he usual we'll balanced and inviting table eg
tents. carries two picturesque and distinguish ss.rJ
-ures. The publishers seized the opportunity cssp
1y the universal interest in the selection oil ii.
# to Pope Leo XIII and secured renarN' .rrt
icle on the subject from no less important rrap
han the Pope's Official biographer F Marion osa
ord. Mr. Crawford is said to be the most N.Y." If te
writer living. 1t the article he revea Is son .ioa 10
inside workings of the most perfect organiA'
he world. ,nea
The other distinguished feature OF 'ns ,,..dedcs
'umber is "A Vacation Symposium" by i,.,uiass
Worth. accompanying beautiful series o. ua ssrs
{ outdoor sports for women, by Anna "ns"'