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New-York tribune., 1903-02-28

Series "a to X. and $4,000 Of the Pennsylvanis
Steel Equipment Trust, all bearing interest the rate
of per per There will thus be fur
nished for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company box
cars, a96o long gondoas, steel sondoas; for the
Pennsylvania Company 1900 steel gondolas, steel
underframe long gondola 500 steel fat 500 rerge
raor for the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati Chicago and St
qnderrame long gondolas. for the Grand Rapids and
Indiana Railway Company S. refrigerator for the
Cincinnati and Muskngum Valley Railroad Company
steel sondolas an aggregate of I545 The excep
uonal demand for equipment referred in the last
annual continued throughout the year, and
to arrange for the building of additional
for the lines systems, the greater portion
of which will represent increase in your regular
equipment East and West of Pittsburgh.
The outstanding certificates of Series "a" 3D." &c"
and D. of the Pennsylvania Rolling Stock Trust having
matured during the paid and cancelled These
series covered box long sondola. hopper
gondola. and steel gondoa in service the
total cost of s4ooc.ooo These have therefore
become the property of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28

Liabilities.
Capital stock szo4374sso
ground rents r4o6r9s56
Guaranteed stock and bonds of the Harris.
burg, Portsmouth, Mt. Joy and Lancaster
R. r. Observation-Disclosures. 1852, $50
Securities received with the lease Of the
U. n. J. r. r. and {. 5aS5,46z IS
Current Liabilities.
Pay rolls vouchers and traffic
balances ;.......-..:... .s16,43o11I5s
Due controlled companies her
than traffic balances. ........-.... oo7S 7o3zI
Due Saving Fund. Relief Fund.
and Insurance Fund ........... 565,o47 o8
Interest accrued. matured and
uncolleoted, and dividends
collected -..-......---...-....... 2o32,63I 81
Miscellaneous liabilities. ......... IsES3,3o 90
---- 4Az4o.7or 80
Sinking Funds and Trust Fund. 145I6 535 II
Profit and loss z4742,z24 80
Total S4s3o6o,IS
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28

The total number of Car Trust now in service is
41546 and the Car Trust certificates outstanding De
cember 31st, 1902, aggrega S31,3ooooo.
The number of tons of freight moved on the four
grand divisions cast of Pittsburgh and Erie in 1902 was
133o46r an increase of 1169z36S o57 per cent; the
number of passengers soSz,ooo increase SS
4I4, or 766 per cent, compared with 1901.
The other Railroad Companies east of Pittsburgh and
Erie in which your Company is interested show salts
factory results Detailed statements of their operations
will be found in their respective annual reports as well
in the full report OF your Company.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28

REPORT PfHL ON
ROOM PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune., 1903-02-28
finantial.


yards the connection between the Port
Perry Branch and the Main Line at Brnton,
the elevation of the Western Pennsylysris
Railroad. the extension Of the elevated Tai.
"a road along Du9uesnc Way. and the cost on
the freight station at the Point, Sc. s9,s'OUOo
For the line between kad<baash ana
Derry, and the completion Of the foustrack
system the Pittsburgh Division. I3oooooooo
For the double tracking Of the Western Penn
sylvania Railroad and other improvements
...-.
For the line the New Portage Toad5cd.
double-trsckins the Petersburg Branch. and
the HoilIdaysburg yard 59ooSoooo
For completing the four-tFsck system on The
Middle Division and other improvements on
that DIVISION 50oo5ooooo
For the line between York Haven and
Psrkesburg. and ThorBdslc and Psoli and
additional tracks between Paoh and
Philadelphia Isooo.eoooo
For the extension III the West Philadelphia
yard. the elevated railroad connecting the
MARYLAND Division and the Delaware EH-
tension with the Main Line and the New
York Division. md for ether facilities N
West PHILADELPHIA S97o>o
For reducing the grades the Trenton Cut
on if1oP'-7N
For two additional tracks. making SIX run
ming tracks in ali. between Trenton and
Newark, changes Of line at Fraakf6rd and
Bristol. eevatng the road through Railway,
completing the elevation Newark and
New Brunswick and thc change OF Inc a.
Trenton. and other improvements on the
New York Division Ts7oooooos
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New-York tribune., 1903-02-28

Total charges TO Capital Account for the
S5t
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15
Plus x Upsets Old c,,s+o,,,.

ne new pope has been upsetting all
ueoOiis at the vatican. When corr-
1teIs thought to give him pleasure nv
saying that he would have a tremand-
Gus reception at st. Peters on sunday
me DAY set for the coronation. tbe
pope was much displeased and shso-
lutely forbade anything of the kind
saying that he would not have if He
called his major domo. who thereunon
issued the following proclamation
which was distributed as widely as
possible: DIS
II is the warm desire of his holiness
TO have no reclamation at the vatican
or .baslllea, and that the most devout
and most religious silence be main
tanned"
Another innovation at the vatican is
The pope's refusal to permit everybody
to be sent away when he appears. A
gendarme had ordered away some ma
sons who were working upon the
grounds, because the pope was about
to come forth. The pope himself wit
messed this action and had the gen
darme severely reprimanded.
The masOns were recalled, and the
pope spoke to each of them. laying his
hand on their heads and giving them
his blessing, to their immense delight.
The pope also insists on continuing his
habit of accompanying all persons
whom he has received to the door. no
matter how humble Every diplomatic
has been adopted to have him
abandon this custom, but without avail
He declares his wish sc to do, and he
will
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15
Father Phelan Hits the Monks.

Father Pfelan of the Western
Waterman has taken up the cudgel
against the monks of the Philippines.
who. he declares, are preparing for a
battle with the pope. After publish
ing page and a half letter from Ma
Mia on the subject ne closes a column
editorial with these words: THE sight
of monks going over the country with
chests full of gold has not been seen
since the days of Mexican and South
American mepasticism. 1t is scanda-
lous. In this country whenever the
rJesuits gave UP parishes they gave up
all their holdings in the parish, not re-
tanning a dollar of money or a perch
of land. The bishop of Little Rock has
filed his diocese with Benedictines;
but he has written a stipulation that
whenever the diocese can supply priests
to take care of the parishes they shall
give them up with all the property
thereto belonging. The Plus fund was
given to the eJesuits. They put in no
claim TO. any part of itfwhen the ques-
tion of its distribution was before The
Hague tribunal. The absurdity OF
these monks claiming millions OF
money. from the poor church In the
Philippines rs empha sized when we re-
member that they all have. made vow
of holy poverty. The government wants
peace in the archipelago at any cost
These landlord orders are a menace to
peace. 1t is willing to buy those lands
in dispute, resell them to the people
and give the money to any man or
body of men Rome shall designate TO
receive it for the benefit of the Cathollc
church in the Philippines. The policS
of the government is the policy OF Rome
and it will prevail IN spite of the recall
ci+raut orders.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15
p $ - y = =
Church
Universal,

Nluhg them to convene for the disor.
sion OF the following questions. ..Is ~
tme come for preparing the foI1n5 S..e
llon Tor a fftegndlss and reciprocal i ran-
prominent with the. Roman Catb"i r.,
c eII IL So how shall this union l1oi he
~
: s9peaklng OF Egypt reminds us of an
vu'5ylifg instance of fidelity to the faith
under trying circumstances on 't tbn
part.of a recent convert. The incideTt
Is related by q missionary who VS. is
witness of it, A young girl who had
mace her First Communion was for
blaqen by her parents to practise tbe
catholic religion. The child recited her her
accustomed prayers in secret and ns-
! .temIE awaited her opportunity to Wis
II the church unobserved. "Sbe Fad 70
wait until four or five O'Clock in the
evening, writes the missionary he
iofe she could escape the Vigilance ne
ner people and slip away to confessio1
ana communion. Yet she had not
lasted a drop of water. although the
neat was over a hundred degrees ~,
the shade" What lesson to ..bor,,,i
catholics in civilized countries,NhI,a
Maria. . i's ave
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15
Fumigation For Consumption.

new system of treatment for tuber-
cular diseases, by fumigation, with the
combined fumes of eucalyptus, sulphur
and charcoal, is described by Frank H.
Mason, United States consul general at
Berlin, in the August number of con-
Sular reports.
The new remedy was brought TO Ber-
lin, where, after due consideration, it
was taken in hand for elaborate seien-
tific test and practical experiment Pro-
fesser Theodore Sunmerfield of the
University of Berlin, leading author
ity in pulmonary disease. and DR..
Danelius, also lung specialist, took
charge of the experiments, and a spec
ial clinic or hospital ward was opened
for that purpose in the Moabit quar-
ter.
Thus far 12O patients have been
treated, it is stated, more than so per
cent of whom have been discharged as
cured. Some have been enabled. while
under treatment and sleeping in the
hospital at night, to spend portions of
the day at their usual occupations.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15
How France Pays the Freight.

An administration organ of the
French republic reasons thuswise:
Better a government bankrupt than
state overridden with religion. The
state can thrive without monks or
nuns. The credit of France is. unim-
paired. Let the last religious take to
his heels" Meanwhile taxpayers stand
and deliver. The expulsion OF the re-
ligious means $6,OO0,0OO expenses for
erection and equipment of schools ST.,
100000 will not suffice for teachers sal
aries; 100000 must go for the philan-
thropy which is miscalled charity. But
what of that? 1t Is a heavy tribute
laid upon the citizens of France that
the lodge may work out its mission.
Think of it-$1O, 500, 900! And all that
Masonry may glut its hatred of the
church. There are $4,000 oath-bound
patriots wringing millions of dollars in
taxes out of the people of France.
Anti-Christian hate does not pause
where the people are forced to pay the
toll.-Catholic Transcript.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15
plans Costly Mortuary.

Archbishop Farley has announced q
nlan for costly mortuary c!lap@ ~,
ne haiC site of the present frame building
near rnaa the center of the older section OF
calvary cemetery, New York. The sug
eestiori has met with favor. and plans
for, the building have been drawn.
They call for stone structure IN III
form of a cross and about 6OxiZ9 Zee Zee
in size. a pyramid tower would ilS.
from one end to a height OF apo e,ue
ninety feet. A representation OF IL ~,
resurrection, in sculpture, Weulu g The
chapel. and -surmounting the tower
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15
p;nobed His Pennies It Is Said.

In disposing of his earthly goods h1eo
XIII drew a sharp line of demarcatlon
between which that came to INN as an
heir to the Pecci estates and that Wh L.
came to him as supreme head OF w
Catholic church. He took explicit allo anu
business-like precautions that not one
Of his blood relations could insuLu Ii5
claims to the property which ne hel9
for fine church. I live on the aims VI
the faithful" he used to say, and It's
NOT right that money, representing or
ten great and generous sacrinceS'
shou1d be used for any but holy puT-
noses" His poverty Of life, was az
mira lie. His frugality was known 10
the whole world. His horror OF hePo1
tisp, has been extolled in tnous anu
enIoeies. Yet no sooner was his las5
testament published than ignorant ana
evil-eyed prejudice condemned MN t d.
boarder Of millions-because, ior
eooth the papal treasury, from WIllc ~
thousand servants at home ana -.
foreign mission fields receive means
of sustenance, was found TO conan
. dozen millions or so. Leo Alll'
nincher of millions! OF a truth ne Is
bonored in his revilers.-Cathollc 4rail-
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15
& Malachv,s prophecy"

The alleged prophecy" Of St; Ma a..
aehv about the popes is called by tne
Jesuit Father Henry Thurston' pd.
pable imposture, a fraud
rication." 80, :, 7zo5 Inv
The list was first printed in l9so by 9y
Dom Arnold Wion, a Benedlctlne Illol Iia
who is said to have found it i've years ear,
before. Notes interpreting the illott9 ~,
ba 4 been added, at Wion's request, pg
= ne learned Spanish Dominican. Alfonso
g acc n commonly known by his La sig
nam, ans Ciacconius. Bellesheim in ms
9Geschichte der Katholischen kire M; IL,
Ireland Cvol.. ], p. 96l), says that M Wior,
believed tito be a forgery. ana won
~ n,,r only source of information as
to the origin of the prophecy we d., DO
NOT even know where. he got the manu-
script which he printed: -. +hera
1t win be seen tners5oTe evidence it for
the authenticity of the alleged prom
apxr -
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15
INTRIGUEs DISCOUNTED.
Stories About Papal- Politics Abso-
Lutte Fables.

New York, Aug. THE Rome CORE
spondent Of the Times, cabling by way
of London, discredits. the "old miscon-
ceptions,'' fostered chiefly by the con-
tinental press! concerning the conduct
of the sacred college before and during
the delibera tons of the conclave He
recalls the strange tales of intrigues,
counter intrigues, private rancors and
petty feuds which Were told at the
time of the conclave, which elected Leo
XIII, and which were afterward dis
proved when the true history OF. the
conclave was written, and he says much
the same process has been taking place
during the conclave of Plus X
As it is useless to protest, the CORE
spondent says in conclusion. one must
be content to state the firm conviction,
based on the closest and most careful
observation of the recent proceedings
that the conduct of the members of the
sacred college, before, during and after
the conclave, was absolutely in accord
ance with their high office, their grave
responsibility and the dictates of their
religious conscience
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15
Darkey was Astonished.

The following is from the Bingham
ton IN. W Herald:
Yesterday a colored man strolled into
The Herald office. in his quest, for GUS
toners for fruit.
"'Are you a catholic?' asked the city
editor.
No: Use Baptist. was the reply.
Then, you are not interested in the
Pope's condition?
Yes, I is
".Why, the Pope is Catholic.
Good Lord, is the Pope a Catho-
Hc?'
az have heard that he is
why, 1 thought he was an Ital-
IAN
s'The funniest things in this world
are not in the funny papers"
This colored gentleman evidently
thought the Pope had to be Irish in or
der to be a Catholic. Let us avoid
similar intolerance, says the Catholic
Citizen.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15
Why So Many Italian cardinals2

ne question has been asked. even by
CatholicS.-and no doubt the subject
mas been stumbling block to non
Catholics-why there are so many
Italian cardinals in the Sacred College
Why are not the cardinals appointed
according to the numerical power of
the church in the different countries
For instance, the United States has but
one, although the Catholic church in
this country probably numbers as
many adherents as in any other.
Inc explanation is very simple. The
cardinals are of the Pope's household.
and Gre appointed by him to assist in
governing the church. There are two
classes of them, working cardinals and
honorary Gf that is the proper word(
cardinals. working cardinal must
OF necessity be in or near Rome in or
DER to attend to his duties. 1t is only
by special dispensation that one is al
lowed to resi- lie in another country. Our
own Cardinal Gibbons remains in the
united States by the grace of such a
qlspensation. His rightful place is in
Rome.-True Voice Omaha.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15
Taking the Pledge

FUests are beginning to see" says
ia'aer Pheian in the Western Watch
man the wonderful results. of the
Io.ement begun some time ago. of
t5lglng the boys who make their first
@Almunion 10 total abstinence. until
lucy are twenty-five years old. There
u hundreds. and We might say thous-
sllS OF young men in this city today
'I9 10 not know the taste of intoxi-
.el's. and who are proud and happy to
mat they never win. who took the
Hs-se on the morning OF their first
ammunition.
. The young man who never
lana before he was twenty-five will
~. a want to drink and viii be an
1'g promoter IF temperance all his
~ We can not too strongly urge up
y. priests the Importance of giving
--.. Young men an opportunity Of
y, Ing their lot irrevocab bly, on the
" Total abstinence. missing
q. se'y. a sin of Saturday night
+, - y and where it is not that,
~ q S.A OF th0ughtlessness. We must
ny ,Ae children to total abstinence,
n w.. We must awake their parents to
i, .il'Ir scandal they give by stay
IN. 0"al from mass on Sunday. No
~. II more Dropitious than that of
communion of the children
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15
rhe Wor as H:msge to Truth.

vou saw that there is no longer any
,rsstion of a personal God" declared
catholic to one Of the atheists of our
,.ms and vet to all our documents
NJ Mace figures which proclaim this
eo5 When YOU date your atheistic de-
mes what do you do but declare that
thew were made d certain number Of
Years since the coming of God on the
s-b2 And note that there can be no,
sIgirocation here You can not say:
0t what God are you speaking?
You date your most atheistic de-
Taes a certain number of years after
lha coming of Jesus Christ, the living
GoI of the GOspel-of that God who
..as you and judges you. And when
yoa take your vacation at Easter,
rhat do you do but celebrate in spite
.. Yourself. the Resurrection, the tri-
mph of the Man-GOd? You tried a
century ago to proclaim new era and
rev chronology, TO do away with the
ue that annoyed you. How long did
hat reform last? The centuries Of God
returned, in spite Of all the efforts OF
those heroes of crime whom you call
Tpur great ancestors.
Whether one wishes it or not,
whether one knows it or not, the world
lles its new life. it reckons its his
oT and its years from the moment
when Jesus Christ descended upon the
earth Al that precedes are only the
Years Of waiting for the Savior; all
ii5t has taken place since His coming
h dated from the number Of years
which have passed since that great
.'slL Atheists do this with the rest.
]. may displease them. but they sub
nil TO the law Of the world. the law
4 God. Their very impiety renders
homage te truth.-Ave Maria.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15
AN INDIAN PRIEST.
Inc First Full Blood Native Ever
Consecrated.


Consecrated.
AN extraordinary service was held
at st. Joseph's Catholic church in Okla
homa City, when high mass was said
by Father Albert, the first full-blooded
lIldlan ever consecrated in the Catholic
Gnurcn in America, or in the world.
Z I ather Albert was born and reared in
+ ttaWattomie county, Okla. and is a
iuii-blooded Pottawattomie Indian. His
brightness in school attracted the at
. e, of Miss Katherine Drexel of
Philadelphia, who maintains numerous
4ldlah missions in Oklahoma territory.
AZ her own expense Miss Dreslel sent
the young Indian TO the Carlisle Indian
School. He was later transferred to the
Catholic college in Washington. D. C..
10 De educated for the priesthood. He
was the honor man of his class. and
was sent to Rome, where he studied
phliosophy and theology for the four
years in the Propaganda college, being
one year in the college of the Pope,
rather Albert received the blessing of
rope Leo XIII shortly before the highs
pollti1 was stricken with his last ill
ness.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15
Displayed Unchristian Spirit.

So far as we have seen the only
Protestant paper which displayed an
unchristian spirit in commenting on
the death of Leo XIII was that which
calls itself the Christian Endeavor
World. 1t was also the only one ILL
hammered enough to speak of Cath
olicity as "Romanism.' Is this the
endeavor which it is making?- 1t should
endeavor to be polite, il it cannot be
Christian.-Boston Pilot.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15
Statue of Leo

The municipality of Carpineto. Pope
Leo native town, has started a sub
scFlptlon Tor the erection of a colossal
statue of the late pontiff. IT is tn be
forty meters high and is to stand on
the neighboring Mount Capero. where.
IN his younger days, Leo went hunt
ing. Catholics throughout the world
have been invited to contribute to the
fund for the erection of this memorial.
Ernesto Blond has been selected as the
sculptor.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15

would be a heroic figure of Christ con-
EerSlng the. benediction.
IN me arehbishop's plan is to have, be-
meath the chapel, a crypt ana Data
COMBS, to be the repository of the bod
res OF the diocesan clergy. Memorial
"a pleIs 10 commemorate their lives
would be placed in the walls. II
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15
i. Decay Of HISTORIAN Heresv

owsr5' a, :, a.r@a dy noted A movement
oanc Cbai5 A--"eh among the schis-
hon. bes5e55 u.s. great numbers of
lock 10 No NJ by bishops and priests,
eeonciled ~ u. 10 be instructed and
7 Babylon 'ile Chaldean Patriarch
.ad Of ,bo n, ~ Is the beginning of the
a moye,nor(, HISTORIAN heresy. A SINH
.0ong tba ~ = is progressing in Egypt
aons are Dopis. Numerous CONVEX
flting fro. PORTED by missionaries
Mere n o..- Minieh and Alexandria.
e'ely cons e[1 patriarchal church was
y present rated. The Catholic Copts
,gllFine Pr lumber upward of % 600.
Y separa,os IS also working among
y, EcunaniuL creeks. Some time ago
S''ef 10 ap NJ y, Patriarch addressed a
Inc Orthodox prelates, in
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15

A new church has been erected at
Pleasant Point, Me-, for the Passama-
quoddy Indians. The first mass was
celebrated there by the Rev. j. ].
.Ahearn, pastor of st. Joseph's Church.
PASSPORT, who also has charge of the
Catholic Indians.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15
RELIGIOUS TNTFTTIcENcE

What is said to be the largest bell
IN New Jersey was blessed at, Passaic,
N. j.. on Sunday afternoon. 1t is one
OF chime about to be placed in the
new st. MichaeIs United Greek
church. 1t weighs 10000 pounds and
cost 81, 1000.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15
. TINE Enough.

fPhiladelphla- Press.
Are YOU prepared for the end dear
sisfer?' said Rev. Mr.. Comfort; Would
ycu not like to go heaven?" f.r
"Oh, my, yes..@2 gasped the sick woman.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-15

Rev. George j. Batter. pastor of SIS.
Peter and Paurs Church, Chicago. is
building new brick chimney ON his
parochial school. This would not be re-
markable save for the fact that Father
Batter is laying every brick himself,
ard the chimney will be 60 feet high.
Inc parish is poor and the pastor has
some spare time. He says it is simple
business proposition and good exercise
besides.