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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01
National. But Not Local.

John Kendrick Bangs told the follow
ing story on himself at recent din
ner:
Just after. my unsuccessful cam
paign for mayor of Yonkers a friend
of mine came up to pay me visit. He
inquired my address of policeman
and l am glad to say the policeman
did not know me. My friend thought
that a corner saloon keeper could sure
ly tell him, but l am glad to say that
he also did not know me. A constitu-
ent of mine, happening to overhear
Is inquiry, asked:
Bangs, Bangs, do you name that
Bangs that was just after runnin' fur
mayor?'
My friend told him that / was the
same one. but explained that that was
not Mr.. Bangs only attribute. to fame.
He went on to say that Mr.. Bangs had
written several books, ore of which a
man out in California lad read from
beginning to end, and that a large
family in Salt Lake City hal-read' an
other of his works In feet, he, said
Mr.. Bangs reputation might well be
called national.
Well broke in the Irishmalr, This
reputation moight he national Mil
roight, but Oil be damned if It's
local. = ~
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01
DIsFIGURING B1LLBoARDs.

Talking about crusades against street
| ear advertisements, what's the matter
! with devoting some attention to the
| enormous billboards,,s asked the man who
likes the landscape Here is a chance
Tor virtuous warfare. and one which
/ VIII result in much gYod to the people of
| cltles' Did you ever stop to think of
| what vast benefits the vacant lot could
be-. 1t is of but little benefit now ex-
eeupt to the bin poster The, big, high
9oaf9 renee is put around it, and ,imme-
dlately the manywith7a placard. the man
with a bucket of paint and brush, the
circus man with his flaring posters. and
the theatrical man with his hikhly co1ored
paper limbs and lingerie-all these and
! MANY more are quickly, on the scene to
add to the grotesqueness of the deface-
ment.
Behind the billboard the lot is merely
a resting place for old cans, barrel hoops
boxes. hrickbats. rags apd other trash,
ana so. in way, we find the vacant lot
becoming public nuisance. Now, with
the exercise of a little taste what a
change we could make in the situation.
we will tear down the high board fence.
We will sweep away the cans. boxes and
all other, trash; we. will sod the lot and
give it good rolling surface. and here
and there we will add a plant of some
tougher kind just to break the fairness of
the scene.
Here we have a small landscape right
In the heart of the city. 1t is restful to
the eve. 1t allows the air to circulate
more freely. 1t adds to the comfort
health and pleasure of the citizen Now
if | had my way this is exactly, what
would happen to all the vacant lots in
the city. / would make the. owners. fix
them up, sod them with pretty grasses
and L would have ordinances passed
which protect the owners in whatever
work they might do in this way 1t
would be against the law to build a
wooden inclosure around vacant lot In
this way L would get rid of the billboard
nuisance. Dreaming, Ell? Well, may
be so. but it is a good healthy dream. and
the man who will put it into operation
will be a public benefaetor.'
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01
Child Was Color Blind.

Ex-Judge S. P. Mcconnell of the
George A. Fuller Construction company
is credited with Il story about an ac-
quaintance, a dapper, conceited young
chap, who has an aversion to negroes.
This acquaintance boarded a north
bound Eighth avenue car at Thirtieth
street one Saturday night not long ago.
The car was crowded, and after a few
blocks had been passed. the young fell
low found himself in the aisle Just be-
hind a fat negress with a baby. For
the infants comfort it was slung over
the mothers shoulder, 1t was a Jolly
little thing, smiling and trying to talk
to all around it. Suddenly it saw the
prim young man and all at once its fat
little arms shot out and its black fin
gers wiggled invitingly.
Papa! Papa!" gurgled the babe
Goo goo, Pity papar'
The chuckles and giggles of the on
lockers became outlaws when the
mother, glancing' backward, said in a
reproving tone:
Hush yo' mouf, yo' fool chile. That's
not yo' papa
Then she turned to the young fellow
and apologized thus: Use noticed hit
befo', sab, an now Use shuah oh nit.
This baby's suttinly color blind: hesis.
indeedy. Too bad sub, hain't ft?"
The young man did not wait to reply
nor does he know just how he got off
the car.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01
Church
:
Universal.

Hoiy Name. for all the iniur;os MI; !,
ere oiIered to Thee in the AIos+ ~.
&C. Slilleht OF the altar, for all tho IN
9 Iellces against Thy Most HOLY I'M
Illa culitte Mother, for all the c9t,1mnies
.sE9'1Illst ny Spouse. our HOLY Mother
we Salhollc Church. 0 Jesus Thon
VINO mast SAID: Whatsoever. vo1, shall
aeh IAe ather in My name. | viii give
Juno you we pray and beseerh Tbee
Iuf our brethren who are in DANCE, of
- mat Thou will preserve them from
NHe aHufelhents of apostasy: save those
VINO are already on the brink of the
opSss' grant to all the light and dis
Cerhment of the truth. courage and
slrength m the struggle against evil
perseverance. in faith and an active
charity, Therefore, most mercfful Je.
Sus IN Iny name we pray to God Thy
ather with whom Thou livest and
re-sllest' IN union with the Holy Ghost
forever and ever. Amen"
Our Holy Father Pope Leo XIII. by
rescript of the Sacred Congregation
o. lhdulgences and Relics. Nav IA
1903, explaining rescripts of Feb 18th
ana OCT. q, 1902. has declared these in
dulgences, applicable to the so1Is in
puf&atory, to be attached to the above
mentioned prayer: l. Three hundred
days, once a day. > A plenary indulg-
ehce once a month to saI those who
Ieclte the prayer daily for an entire
month. provided that on one dav within
ihe same month, being truly penitent.
having received the Sacramento of
romance and the Blessed Eucharist.
lhey visit any church or public ora
tory, and pray for the POpe's intention.
standard and Times.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01
In Catholic Countries.

Know nothing that saddens me more
yam 70 return to our own country after
having beer. a little while in Belgium
@ lTroL There. The poor people seem.
= wonderfully TO i've in the presence
q GOD, If You were TO 90 through a
l!'2.ese village. at o'clock in the
evening you would near from every cot
1ss hum like that of hive of bees.
9sTy one, father, mother and children
aad servants, saying their prayers. It
{ much the same at noon, only then
.d2y q the people ore out Of doors. in
NJ Ne DIS or i'm their gardens. The
.-l'eh 6ell rings Mt u and mowers put
'AA tner scythas and take off their
-S and fold their hands in prayer
" ABOUT z minute and then 20 on
wv their work. Dne. market day. at
.-'s'ruck, I was dining and there were.
( Ea'iy OF farmers at another table
A. ing their dinner The church bell
\ .Ns the Ansoius. Then they all rose
/. ana standing reverently. the oldest
.. ~. n Inc party Logan the prayers
~ -ne rest responded. And the wo-
i. shopping We're standing still in
~ hel-F'ather MahOney.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01
Australian Catholic Association.

ing held recently in Sydney, New
South Wales, urged the formation of a
Catholic association. Such an asso-
citation, he said. would have very
great effect. independent of any politi-
cal party, by looking after catholic in
terests and championing everything
that could come under the denomina-
ton of genuine ma triotism.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01
Denounced Sunday Pienfes.

Scranton, Pa. July 26.-Bishop Ho-
ban today vigorously denounced Sun
Gay excursions and commanded all
Catholic organizations to desIst from
conducting them in the future. The
denunciation has caused much concern
to number of Catholic organizations
which have arranged for Sunday ex-
cursions this summer.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01
Consenrated Richnn

At San Francisco the Rev. Father Lii
bert Hubert Boeyhams of Honolulu
was consecrated bishop of Zeugma. a
post TO which he was elevated by the
late Pope Leo XIII. The ceremony
which was most impressive. was cele-
brated at st. Mary's cathedral.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Items in Ecclesiastical Circles Brief
j. Told in Church Progress.

Fourteen acres of ground have been
purchased by Archbishop Ryan, which
viii be used as an addition to st. Do
minic's cemetery in Philadelphia.
Z The erection of new church will
shortly be- undertaken for the people
Of Murray City. Okla, which has
grown to be an important mission,
there being some 200 Catholic men in
the vicinity.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

there being some 200 Catholic men in
the vicinity.
! Catholics of Ethan, $. D., are raising
| funds TO build a new parochial resi-
dence in that place.
Priests Of the Davenport, Ia, diocese
have presented Bishop Stanley, who
gave them their annual retreat, with a
purse of $1,000 in appreciation of his
services for the purpose of helping to
rebuild the cathedral a Fargo, which
was recently destroyed by fire.
Rev. James Mershnan of St. Ste
phens church, Newport, KY, who is
/ making arduous preparations for the
golden jubilee of his church. which oc-
ours next year. viii observe the
twenty-fifth anniversary of his ordin
alton on Nov. 1 Of this year
Mr.. Neil Flattecy of Detroit has of
fered to defray the expense Of furnish
ing the summer home given the House
of Providence in that city by Messrs.
Partridge & Blackwell.
The Mexican. money of the i Pious
fund. which Archbishop Riordan sold
to the government, has begun to arrive
AT the local mint says The Monitor of
San Francisco, $4,000 having reached
here from Mexico City and it will come
at the rate of Sl50,000 a day until the
entire amount, about $l,5O0,0OO has
been delivered.
Mass was celebrated on Sunday of
last week for the first time in the his
tory of Duxbury, Mass. The services
were held in the ancient DuXbury hall.
Duxbury is the second Pilgrim town in
New England. being settled a few
wears after the landing at Plymouth.
II IS included in the parish of ST Pc
ter's. of which the Rev John J. Buckley
is pastor.
Fully 5000 persons We're present to
hear President Roosevelt address the
so!y Name societies. which met last
Sunday at oyster Bay. A platform mad
been erected for the purpose on big
lot in the rear Of st. aDominick's church
The visitors were strung out along the
road for a considerable distance and
the president drove through the line.
The cornerstone of st. Landislaus
church, Natrona. Pa. has been laid. IL
is Roinanesque in style and built OF
brick and stone. The cost approXl-
mates $4,000 ~
Coadjutor Archbishop.Moell fof Gin |
cinnati has issued a letter in which he |
urges the establishment Of parish ,
schools where this is practicable |
the diocese. and he furthLer
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

The Rev. H. C. F. Hunter, late Af1@
glican curate of Burwell, Cambridge.
and for several years a chaplain in. the
Royal navy, was received into the
Catholic church at ST Joseph's, Bish-
ops Stortford, on Monday, by the Rev.
o. r. Vassall- Phillips, c. SIS. R.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

The Emperor Francis Joseph lately
placed the biretta on the heads of the
following cardinals: Archbishop Ia
liani the papal nuncio at Vienna, and
DIR. Katschlater, prince archbishop of
Salzburg. The ceremony took place in
the chapel of the Hofburg.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

A Vienna correspondent states that
King Alphonso of Spain will pay a visit
in the autumn to the court of Vienna.
King Alfonso's mother is an Austrian
archduchess and it would be only ma
tural, it is pointed out, that the kings
first visit abroad should be, to the En-
peror Francis Joseph.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

chances are. good for. his complete re-
eovery.
st. Peters church. Montreal. observed
the golden jubilee of its dedication last
week Mgr Langevip. archbishop of
St Boniface, offfciated. assisted by the
| Rev. Father Provincial of the Oblates.
One of Cardinal Vaughan's latest
works was the establishment of dio-
cesar missions of Our Lady of Compass
sion for nom Catholics. The superior
al the missions is o convert, Father
Chase.
A wave of anti -clericalism has
reached Spain. \ republican deputy
has introduced into the cOrtes a motion
| in favor of Withdrawing from religious
| congregations their permission to teach.
Several of the leading Catholic jour
nails of Mexico are. advocating editor
! tally the principlesgof Christian demo-
cracy preliminary to forming Christian
democratic leagues, thus preventing the
/ glowth of socialism,;
! The Rev Ernest Rich Grimes of the
/ "Cowley Fathers" and for some ten
y
ford. has been received into the Cath
Ollie church at Erdington Abbey by
Dom Bede Camm, 0. S. B.
A monument to the students of the
University of Salamanca, Spain, who
lately fell as victims of socialist and
anarchist malice, viii soon be erected.
| The statue crowning the work will be
executed by Senior Duerol the famous
| Spanish sculptor.
The Rev. H. C. F. Hunter, late AK
glican curate of BurWell, Cambridge.
and for several years chaplain in the
Royal navy, was received into the
Catholic church at St. Joseph's, Bish-
ops Stortford, on Monday, by the Rev.
o. r. Vassall- Phillips, c. SIS. r.
=
The Emperor Francis Joseph lately
placed the biretta on the heads of the
following cardinals: Archbishop Ia
liani, the papal nuncio at Vienna, and
Or. Katschlater, prince archbishop of
Salzburg. The ceremony took place in
the chapel of the Hofburg.
A Vienna correspondent states that
King Alphonso of Spain will pay visit
in the autumn to the court of Vienna.
Ming AIIOIlSO ) lHOlneF Is dH AUSTRIAN
archduchess and it would be only ma
tural, it is pointed out that the kings
first visit abroad should be, to the En-
peror Francis Joseph.
The numerous Catholic schools in the
Philippines already are stating the adj
vantages that may be had by pupils
attending them during the remainder of !
1908 and the first months of 1904 The t
course outlined by the normal school of |
st. Catalina de Sena (St. Catherine of
Sienna) is especially attractive.
Rev. Mother NJ. F. Corcoran Loreto |
Abbey, Rathfarnham, superioress. gen
eral of the Irish branch of the insti-
tute of the Blessed Virgin, has made a !
successful visitation of the, houses of I
the institute in India and Australia.
She is accompanied by Sister Attracta, /
Loreto Abbey, Rathfarnham. The re- !
ports of the progress of the houses and /
schools in those countries have been
most satisfactory The Rev. Mother
Superioress General is expected to ar
rive at Rathfarnham before Christmas.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

Catholics of Ethan, $. D, are raising
funds TO build a new parochial resi-
dence in that place.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

The numerous Catholic schools in the
Philippines already are stating the adj
vantages that may be had by pupils
attending them during the remainder of
1908 and the first months of 1904. The
course outlined by the normal school of
st. Catalina de Sena (St. Catherine of
SiennaD is especially attractive
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01
n Na1e Indulgenced PRAYER.

re9rsse y IAs prayer was published
~ yon pl 81. S'Aismatic efforts of the
German, nom sect; it first appeared
" Erlaess. 20 Jesus. mein Holland
N later etc. at Vienna, in 1902.
4. snch. r!,. Paris. translated into
-l' Is an English transla-
" Of t5e ,i HlI Savior and Redeemer.
n, s.llate al ms God, behold US here
N 0on anS > ny feet. We ask Thy
4 al The tjilahe an act OF reparation
'iasphemies against Thy
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

A monument to the students of the
University of Salamanca, Spain, who
lately fell as victims of socialist and
anarchist malice, viii soon be. erected.
The statue browning the work will be
executed by Senior Duerol the famous
Spanish sculptor.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

,- 4 oIlet press dispatch from Rome an
-.ss Inc death Of Count Campello.
\. d priest Il Canon OF St. Pet
M. 1ho many years ago left the
rr.. ana vas taken up and made
sr5N Y. ny he Protestants of Eng
I'm eaapeAo was regarded in GER
taa,, eHs as the man who could
n. lae power of Rome" and ne
m, -.l-elea on IN the warfare he made
church I'm England his cru
I'm q psrrieularly bitter, and il was
u iaat catholicity would suf-
s,s'i. ea, loss from ii. But Campellos
.sd II IT. "he those of others Of his type.
ta M, ''s..-'s effect. Within the year
q. Nj y 5ian expressed repentance,
-to Il ''taa.l and WAS received back
M M 'he church So he was more for
.s,y ', .'.A others Of the eX- priest va
''-Edth8l... T5.a1eo,.7,,.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

1-N'--C y @A-e- S2-SAs
Fe5a-t.ll. meal IF The late Archbishop
/ lraraA Aa..er Katzer took place
hsI n e'fea from St. Johns cathe-
sa55rs ,.-7 ,'-iemonies being the most
as,oro ya.h oLia demonstration in the
sa5sg... % ~aa city. Among those in at
& Pm We're Archbishop Ireland or
1iosgS a.la Archbishop Quigley OF
pa an several bishops. 400 priests.
liras s =. of religious orders. The
& by co 1.. yae church were also attend
id MI, ru"r l.a Toilette and staff
aaeos y. hose and the city council,
agab. ana other officials. Bishop
laufosI ~, of La Crosse oficiated at
iissay - Mass, ~, Bishop John j. Hen
aDersI /" iehita Kan. preached the
Punch o a1.nloir. The services at the
1g NTH 2'et19ied three hours. conclud-
.as tn i,ls'lllio~. The professions
a. ra,.d longest in the city's history. /
sSaTy ioI '..S We're laid away in the-i
7aters ~ a- 81 The little cemetery at ST.
sd5iisfha. tsIe rest the remains Of the
~&reuts.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01
cgURcz CALENDER.

Ninth after Pentecost. st.
s' 5,In5onsus. PIP l.eoF' x o-l0, Gosp.
,L ..5l S.-st. stephen.
Tae sass5av. our Lady of the Snow.
Tedng5srTo' RECONSIDERATION of Our
Lord. G. -aietau.
FRIDAY .y,r s-st. Gyriacus.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

Archbishop Keane of Dubuque, Ia,
has sailed for Europe, accompanied by
Mgr. O'Connell, the rector of the Cath
Ollie university Fhe archbishop will not
return until Sept. 90
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

A wave of anti-clericalism has
reached Spain. a republican deputy
has introduced into the cortes motion
in favor of withdrawing from religious
congregations their permission to teach
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

The Rev. Ernest Rich Grimes of the
"Cowley Fathers" and for some ten
years preceptor of their church at Ok
ford has been received into the Cath
Ollie church at Erdington Abbey by
Dnnn Rada Camm q S &
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

The Catholic farmers of Iowa are
greatly rejoiced over the fine returns
they have had from their crops.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

st. Anthonys church. Long Beach.
Cal. was dedicated last Sunday by
Bishop Conaty.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

Two beautiful art statues of St.
Aloysius and st. John, Berchmans. do
mated to st. Johns church, Defiance
O.. by a generous parishioner. will be
placed in position this month.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

One of Cardinal Vaughan's latest
works was the establishment of dio-
cesar missions of Our Lady Of Compass
sion for non-Catholics. The superior
al the missions is o convert Father
IhaSe.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

Coadjutor Archbishop.Moe fof 4 in
.cinnati has issued letter in which ne
urges the establishment Of parish
schools where this is practlca PIE
throughout the diocese; and he further
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

The cornerstone of St Landislaus
church. Natrone. Pa. has been laid. II
is Romanesque in style and built or
brick and stone. The cost approXl-
mates $4,000.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

BY the Will of Abel Stephenson, late
of Hillsboro. N. H, filed at the probate
office in Nashua. n. H., st. Mary's
church, Hillsboro. is, to receive a bell
Of the value of $500.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

The Sisters of Charity are to have g
new house as a home for girls in Cros-
by. England, which was recently Wis
tied by the bishop. The building will
cost 10000.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

Rev. James MershnIan of St. Ste
phen's church, Newport, KY, who is,
making arduous preparations for the
golden jubilee of his church. which oc-
ours next year. viii observe the
twenty-fifth anniversary of his ordin-
alton on Nov. l of this year.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

Several of the leading Catholic jour
nails of Mexico are. advocating editor
tally the principles Of Christian demo-
crazy preliminary to forming Christian
democratic leagues, thus preventing the
growth of socialism;
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

q ses that these schools be raised to
lile hlehest possible standard. so that
oiley may be not only equal but SUI
perlor to. the public schools. He has
appointed school board and instructed
! chelh ITO thoroughly organize and per-
Ieet the Catholic school system of the
diocese.
new church viii soon be built at
orient, 5. D., 10 replace the one which
was destroyed last month by a cyclone.
II VIII be one of the neatest in that
section of the diocese.
Members of St Itaphaers congrega-
ZION. Dubuque. Ia. ave virtually de-
cIded upon building a new school The
present schools facilities have become
inadequate.
The German Roman Catholic young
men societies of Chicago held their
seill-annual convention at Lakeside.
IL Ihere was a large attendance.
-
The late Mrs. Hannah Mullins of
MaysNille, KY, left number of be-
quests TO the Catholic institutions of
the Covington diocese. st. Elizabeth
dm mo- Of Coyington will receive ST.
Jgo' the Good Shepherd institution of
highland back of Newport. $1,000; ST.
'ohh Orphanage asylum, $500; st. Jo-
seph Orphan asylum, $3.50: the in
nrm priests of the diocese, 5000. and
Ine senlnarians of the diocese. 81. 900.
o. Patrick's church of st. Louis was be-
queathed 81. 600, the Sisters of the WISH
tatlon, $1,000 and the Sisters of the Visi-
tauon of Tacoma, Wash. $1,000. Mrs.
Mullins also made requests. to Cath
ones in Ireland and in New York City.
Those in charge. of the movement to
erect new Polish church in Detroit
announce that they have raised enough
money, $4,000, to purchase the site
The Germans in the west are falling
INTO line with the Catholic university.
AT its late convention held in Cincin-
natl the Catholic German Staatsver-
band of Ohio passed resolutions favor
ing the establishment of a German
chair in the Washington institution
Father A. H. Walburg came forward
with subscription of $1,000
st. Lawrence parish, Cincinnati, is
about to erect new school building,
which will cost $4,000.
Parkstake, which is situated in the
heart of beautiful farming section of
South Dakota. viii put up a new
church soon at an expense of over $25,-
200. The country is settled by prosper
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-01

Plans have been prepared for a new
chapel for the Convent of Mercy at
Pa.