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Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

Champ Clark thinks the main is
sues before the country next year
will be tariff revision, the trusts,
economy in public expenditures,
and the final disposition of
the Philippine Islands.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

Says our Rush Hill correspond
emit: DR.. Cornett and Fred Norris
each shipped a car load of fat cat
tie to st. Louis Monday. Gather
Berry of near Worcester ship ped a
load of stock hogs Monday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

Our old-time friend and school
mate j. r. Thomas, of near Rush
Hill, paid this Office an appreciated
call yesterday,
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

Brent Erisman, of near Benton
City, has moved to Wilmot, Ar
kansas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

Gov. Dockery has appointed
Col. Green Clay of this county as
one of the delegates to represent
Missouri in the national Good
Roads convention to be held in St.
Louis the 9th of this month.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

r. H. Wright, of this city, who
has fine mining interests near
Rampant, Alaska, has given up re-
turning to that country this spring
on account of business interests at
home. He will send a man in his
place.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

s. D. Stocks Of Sullivan, Ill,
has moved to this city to reside.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

The Home Mission Society of
the Promenade street Methodist
church this we elk is conducting an
Easter sale at Austin Smiths car.
pet store, S. jefferson. Colored
eggs, rabbits and OF her Easter nov
elites for sale.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

Bellamy Bros, down at LaddO-
mia, grind meal, of the best quail
ty. Give them a trial,
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

Mrs. D. S. Smith was elected
president for the ensuing year Of
the Foreign Missionary Society of
the Hannibal district of the M. E.
church which held It's annual con-
ference in Mexico last Saturday
and Sunday
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

Solomon Fox is the house-mover
for Rush Hill aud vicinity.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

Our esteemed friend w. T.
Lott is moving from Rush Hill
oyer to Venice, southwest of Mar
tinsburg- Venice is just on the
line between Audrain and Gala
way. 1t is a prospecting little
place and has goodly number of
pushing and energetic citizens,
among whom are Judge il.
Briggall, the Barrys, Jas. Jack
man, VIM. Coil and others. We
wish Bro. Lott much J prosperity
among his new neighbors.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

Mrs. NJ, L. Taylor is still very
low.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

H. B. johnson bought four
mules of Ben Middleton in this
city last Saturday for $3.50. The
mules viii be used by the Burling
ton surveying party operating east
of Mexico, for the new cutoff rail-
road TO St. Louis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

Born, to the wife Of DR.. W. L.
Reed, son.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

The interest in the revival at
the Baptist church in this city is
deepening daily There are con.
versions nearly every night. Rev,
Dew breaches with. earnestness, and
power. The sermon Monday
night was especially telling aud to
the point. In substance it was
that Christ is our substitute at the
bar of justice, to the one who be-
lieves in Him; the death Of Christ
is the settlement OF the sin .ques,
tion. The preacher showed that
yicarious suffering one for an.
other-is all around us; the moth
er for her child, our Revolutionary
fathers for us, ETC., and ID the
spiritual realms as well,
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

Miss Logan of Laddonia will
please the ladies this season both
in prices and styles in millinery.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

Col D. w. Hughes of Wanda
liza, the inventor of the compliant
err and a dozen other useful in
Yentions, has our thanks for the
present of a" useful garden imple-
ment." The same tool is sold by
VIM. Steffens, the hardware NAH
The only trouble with the COL
present is, here's the MESSAGE
man continually running from
work and the colonel still follow
ing us up.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

r. H. Wright of this city, who
has rich possessions in the gold
fields Of Alaska, hands us several
copies of the ALASKA Forum" 1t
is published at Rampant, Alaska,
and is little three-column-four-
page paper, its subscription sell
ing at $1,000 year. Some of its
local notices are quite amusin &
aud unique. Persons out there go
by the name of whisky" George,
Mike Heeter," Big Mary, etc.
We notice this item concerning a
young man who was reared in
these parts, over near Santa Fe:
Ed Powers is taking out good
pay on Omega. He has three feet
of pay that runs 1OS to 25f.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

HAPPENED AND HAPPENING. N
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

The County Board of Equaliza-
ton convened in Mexico Monday.
The board is composed of Judges
j. E. Sims, j. A. Lewis, and
james Heaton, and County Asses
sOr j, NJ. Supple and County Sur
veyor r. s. Mckinney. County
Clerk e. H. Carter is secretary
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

Gotleib Winner, down on Little
by, near Rush Hill, this county,
who has been advertising for a
wife, has considerable correspon-
dence but he doesn't get the wife.
Winner has two children aud an
80 acre farm. A widow named
Givens came down from Kansas
City last week to see Winner and
his possessions, but she was not
impressed and returned home.
Winner seems au honest hearted
German, aged about 30, but he
was never elassed as overly hand
some, aud this always has its infu-
ence with any woman. The wo-
man who takes Winner must take
him for his general worth, and dit
TO the woman Winner takes.
Winner seems earnest enough aud
honest enough about this VIII,
business, and we hope he'll sue.
coed ID his purpose one Of these
days soon.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-04-09

County or Audraln.
/, w. II. Morris, clerk of the
Circuit Court of Audrain County,
Missouri, do hereby certify that
the foregoing writing is full,
true and complete copy of the orig
inal order of publication in said
cause, as fully as the same remains
and appears of record in my office.
In witness whereof / hereunto
subscribe my name aud official sig
nature, and hereto affix the seal of
said court, at my Office in the City
of Mexico, in Audrain County, Mis-
souri,, this 30th day of March, A.
/ d. 1908.
CSeal. w, II. MORRIS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Audrain County, Mo.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-12

dangerously close to binding. and now
there are cries and prOtestations. Max
ing such mockery of marriage scarcely
becomes a minister of the gospel.-NeT
World
Distributing trading stamps to the
congregation is the latest sensational
device of the Tonawanda preacher for
the purpose of drawing a crowd. What
is the Protestant pulpit coming to
when it stoops to such antics as this !?
Even the devil laughs at this Chris
tan farce. Union and Times.
Sir Thomas Upton takes good or i'll
fortune with equaninity, but he waXed
Ighteously wroth the other day when
sensational newspaper printed the
wanton lie that he had objected TO an
Irish flag decorating his stopping place.
He is Irish and shows it.-Boston Pilot.
Information is published to the effect
that the Mad Mullah's forces in Somali-
land are armed with modern weapons
supplied by an English firm through
its foreign agents. Business is bust
ness. This is not the first time such d
thing has happened. Our friend the
enemy in the Philippines preferred
American arms and got them without
difficulty, having the price, the only
requisite recognized by trade. The
current commercial conscience is in
different to patriotic as well as moral
motives. That is part and parcel of our
modern materialistic education.-Mon
ifOT
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-12
Archbishop Rvan,s Jubilee.

The arrangements for the celebration
of the fiftieth golden anniversary of the
Most Rev Archbishop's ordination to
the priesthood says the Standard and
Times of Philadelphia, were completed
at a meeting of the jubilee committee
held in the Catholic High school on
Tuesday. and there is every indication
that the demonstra ton of reverence
and affection Of which his grace will
be the object during the coming week
will rank with the most notable events
OF the kind in the history of the church
in this country. Apart from the as
sembling of di@nitaries ami priests from
many other dioceses, near and far, in
testimony of the esteem in which the
archbishop is held without his juris
diction, and the loving fluctuations to
which open expression viii be given by
his own clergy and laity. the occasion
viii be made memorable by the presen-
ration Of a princely purse, estimated at
S16O GOO. which it viii be the venerable
iubilarians supreme happiness to eX-
pend in the interests of one of the no.
blest of the many noble charities Of the
archdiocese.-St Vincent's Home.
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Onno Klopp.

Aged so. Onno klopp passed away on
Sunday last at Vienna. He was a con-
vert to the Catholic church, and his
conversion was largely due to the
study of history. A member of Lu-
theran family, he applied himself to
Protestant theology at Bonn, but later
on he turned to history and by his his
torical writings ne Won high distinc-
ton. He raised storm in 1861 by his
Life of Tilly," for he presented pic
ture of the famous general which was
greatly at variance with the current
historical views of the Reformation"
period. To his critics Klopp ably re-
piled in the magazines devoted to his
torical science. and he soon followed
mp the work with a study of the career
Of Charles Y. Amongst his other more
notable productions is history in four
teen volumes of THE Fall of the House
Of Stuart and the Succession of the
House of Hanover" Since he was re-
ceived into the church in 1878 his life
has been a model of devotion to the
faith On his S0th birthday the holy
father named him a Knight of St
Gregory. and the emperor of Austria
conferred on him the cross of the Or
der of Leopold. His historical works
will long exercise a useful influence in
dissipating the distorted ideas of the
Reformation" circulated by preju
diced Protestant historians.-LondOn
Catholic Times
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Pope Strong and Vigorous.

There is no truth in the rumor that
the pope is suffering from heart disease.
INQUIRY made in the best Informed
quarters shows that his holiness is
strong and vigorous. Only about five
years ago. when at Venice, Cardinal
Sarto had an illness which lasted some
time. Several doctors attended him
and all were unanimous in excluding
the possibility Of heart disease. How
ever. the illness caused his eminence
some concern. and he was, moreover,
anxious about his family, which, as is
known. is IN 9oor circumstances. he
made up his mind to apply to an in
sErance company for an insurance pol
lev of 100000 francs. The insurance
was effected in Venice, and the COM
pany declared that it was doubly happy
to insure such a parsonage and to be
able to tell him that he was in excel
lent health. The pope's medical at
tendant in Venice was DR.. Pietro da
VeneZia The doctor was present when
his holiness tainted on the 18th inst.
in the Pauline chapel He declared
that he lately had occasion to examine
the pope repeatedly, and that he found
him quite healthy, but that his holiness
had fatigued himself in the recent re-
ception and ceremonies. The doctor
concluded by saying that he was con-
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-12
The Holv Name Society.

The outdoor address to five thousand
1,.s0ns given by President Roosevelt
Sunday on a hillside near his home in
Oyster Bay. the occasion being the Wis
it of the Holy Name societies of the
Brooklyn diocese. attracted worldwide
attention. not only TO the president. bu,
the society. says the Scranton Truth.
The Council Of Lyons in 1914, in or
der 10 promote a devotion to the Holy
Name of Jesus and repair the insults
offered to our Lord by the Albigensian
feretics and other blasphemers of that
period, determined that there should
Doe delivered pious instructions, calcu-
lated To please Cod and to teach men
L. noursh their souls.
Pope Gregory X addressed letter
L. the Master General Of the Domini-
cans and the result was the establish
went of a confraternity. Since that
time the society has hourished
The duties of the members are as
follows:
]. To labor individually for the glory
Of the divine name and to make it
known TO those ignorant of it,
.. Never to pronounce the name or
God without respect
9. To avoid Slasphemy. perjury and
immodest language
Z. To induce their neighbor to abstain
from all ogtrages- against God and His
saints.
3. To reqrehend with suavity and zeal.
when it is possible. those who bias
pheme in their presence.
q. To praise God in their hearts by
The words, Praise be to God" or
Praise be TO Jesus Christ" whenever
they hear any one blaspheme in their
presence.
= Never to labor. buy or sell on Sun
day withcu. necessity
y To do all in their power TO induce
those who are dependant on them to
saactify the Sunday.
g. To assist regularly at the meetings
and Offices Of the society.
'A To say every day the Litany OF
tho Holy Name Of Jesus and every week
the Rosary Of the Most Holy Name
H. To visit from time to time the
altar of the confraternity and say there
some prayers in honor of the Holy
Name.
l.. To make each evening the sign /
OF the cross on their foreheads. pro- /
r7Uncing at the same time the name OF (
Jesus. q practice taught by our Lord /,
Himself to ST Edmond of Canterbury.
l&. To communicate in body on the 4
feast OF the Holy Name Of Jesus ana
ESQ on the second Sunday of each /
month";
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His Mother a Catholic.

We are requested to contradict the
assertion made in the press that Sir
Michael Herbert, the British ambassa-
dor, is a Catholic. Sir Michael Herbert
has a great respect for the Catholic
church-the religion of his mother,
Lady Herbert of Lea, who is a convert
but he himself is an Anglican. Lady
Herbert of Lea. who is best reTnem-
bered by her Impressions i'm Spain"
is now over so years of ge. Sir Mich
ael Herbert's sister, who was Lady
Lonsdale, is now the wife of Lord de
Grey, son of the Catholic Marquis of
Ripon-NeW Century.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-12
Americas Oldest House.

A communication from Albuquerque.
N. NJ. states that the Oldest house in
me United States (St. Augustine au-
,horities Notwithstanding was sold
.ast month. and a check for $500 placed
IN The hands Of Victor L. Seligman by
brother Botulph. head Of ST. MichaeFs
college i'm Santa Fe, sealed the bargain
IS all New MeXicans. and most well
informed people throughout the coun-
Try know the oldest house in the
hlted States is situated in Santa Fe.
gust across the narrow alley from the
famous Church of San Miguel. which
Gates from the year 1885 According
10 the best authorities which we have.
me Oldest house was built in the year
l.5%. Just two years before the famous
church was constructed. For fifty
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-12

! of Portland. Ore; Rt. Rev. Frederick
| Els of Marquette. Mich; Rt. Rev. j.
| Stariha of Lead. s. D.; Rt. Rev. Thorn
! as BonaCum of Lincoln, Neb.: Rt. Rev.
! Thomas J. Conaty of Los Angeles, CAL:
Rt Rev. Regis Canevin of PittsburS'
and Rt. Rev. P. ]. Muldoon of Chicago.
Ills. Thus far fifty-eight prelates have
! approved of federation.
Bishop B. J. Kelley, in his address
| before the convention, said: L am
convert to the idea of Catholic feder-
alton. and as it is said of converts to
our holy faith that they excel in fervor
those who from infancy have been
brought up in the church, so I may
say of myself that 1 yield to none in
my attachment to the federation. and
| will do all in my power to advance
the good cause
The Protestant bishop, Rt. Rev. Abra
ham Grant of the Fourth district Meth
odst Episcopal church, comprising the
states of Indiana, Illinois. Iowa, Mich
igan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, North and
South Dakota and Ontario, has taken
quite an interest in the Catholic fed
Grafton movement and has given the
following opinion of Catholic federation
to Rev. Thomas Burk, o. S. B.. of Sen
eCd. Kan. | nave D6eH WdlCUluS TIE
course of the Catholic church, and es-
pecialy the recent convention of the
American Federation of Catholic So
c:eties at Atlantic City. I very highly
appreciate the expressions aud resolu-
tions passed. and we look upon the
Catholic church as being the friend of
humanity without regard to national
ity. color or previous condition of servi-
tude. And I request you to transmit
the above sentiments OF mine to Bishop
James McFaul and the other founders
of the American Federation of Cath
Ole Societies" Father Burk writes
that the African Methodist Episcopal
church numbers 100000 members. his
375, 900 children attending their Sunday
schools, has 5000 ministers and thir-
teen bishops Bishop Grant assured
Father Burk that the bishops of his
church would cooperate with fedora
ton in the solution of the education
problem, and if the federation agreed
and permitted, a bishop delegate would
be sent TO the next national convention
at Detroit to form a cooperative asso-
citation for the amendment of our state
laws in this direction. Bishop Grant
concludes: IF all Christian der.om
nations are unanimous in demanding
Christian education, what can stand in
the way?'
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-12
Catholic Young Mems Union.

The twenty-fftb annual convention
o. the Catholic Young Mems union
was held in Boston Aug. 81. Sept. l and
Three hundred delegates We're pres
ent. coming from as far west as ST.
Louis and representing a membership
Of about $4,000. The union is a league
OF Catholic Young Mems societies and
its discussions at previous conventions
have been interesting and fruitful
They are chiefly on questions of inter
est in association work among Catholic
young men. Rev. b. NJ. Began of Rah-
way n. Y. is president of the organ
ization and Rev. Walter j. Stanley of
Hartford, Conn. is vice president. The
membership is largely in the east.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-12
Back to Old Maynooth.

Next week. September 16. the body
az the late Rev. +. O'GroWney viii be
removed from his late grave in Califor-
l'r io his final resting place in May
l"0.h cemetery. Ireland. The event
Win he one OF deep interest to Irishmel
%. Chicago. as Father O'GTOWney was
rre of the greatest Gaelic scholars OF
ia- past century. He was the father Of
The Gaelic language revival movement:
Professor Of Gaelic at Maynooth uni
}arsity Dublin; the author of numerous
t.yt books in the Gaelic language. and
q contributor to every Gaelic publica-
Ton IN Ireland and Scotland. His ar
0Eaus work for the furthering of this
'.HFement taxed his strength 50 that
'n I,Fi his health failed and he came
I" this country in the hope OF resaining
j. u the mild climate Of Arizona. His
lif7 was undoubtedly prolonged. but the
faraees Of consumption could not be
stayed and October IS, 1899 he passed
away in the Sisters hospital, in Los
Angeles. Cal
often during his exile from his ma
tive land the dying priest expressed
la- wish that after death his body
might rest in the little cemetery Of
Mayn0oth college. Ireland. Knowing
@. this the various Gaelic leagues in
Ireland and this country resolved that
his last wish should be realized.
Very Rev P. c. Yorke win accom-
nauy the body to Chicago. Solemn
Hi-h Mass Of Requiem win be celebrat-
ol In Holy Name Cathedral, where the
remains win be taken September 16.
After the services all the Irish So
c'etes present, consisting Of the Sew
'nth Regiment. Gaels and HibernianS,
1,a fy,- To
Shore depot. Father J. X. Fielding. as
sistant pastor of St James church, this
city. viii take charge of the body
from Chicago to New York. where he
VIII be met by Major P. c. B. O'Dono-
van of Philadelphia. Both viii ac-
company the remains to Ireland-New
World.
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Church
Universal,

years the old adobe has been one of
the chief attractions for tourists to the
capital of New Mexico. 1t is not known
whether the brothers who manage St.
Michaefs college propose to tear it
down or to add it to the already splen-
did collection of antiquities and curl
osities which they control. 1t is under
stood that st. MichaeTs college has
sought to buy it al various times, since
they control all other property around
the hill which is crowned by the
Church of San Miguel
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-12
Plus Fund Divided

Washington, Sept. 4.-On a requisi-
ton from the state department the
treasury today made out checks for
S317.o00 in the name of Archbishop Ri
ordan of California. This money is
from the Plus fund, the history of
which is well known ell over the coun-
try. Mexico has been paying TO this
country the sum awarded as due from
that country to the Plus fund and the
division of the fund is being made by
the state Ge-artment
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-12
Pittsburg's New Cathedral

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 3-The corner
stone of the new Cathedral of st. Paul.
which is to be one of the grandest
church edifices in America, will be laid
on Sunday afternoon next at o'clock
The preparations have been on a large
scale. and with favorable weather d
concourse in the thousands will assem-
BILE to witness the event The estimated
cost of the edifice is 100000. exclusive
of the interior. upon which at least
$2OG, 600 will be expended.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-12
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The will of the late John A Mooney,
LII. D., of New York, we'll known
Catholic writer and biographer of Arch
bishop Corrigan, disposes of large sums
for Catholic educational and religious
uses. Mr. Mooney had no blood rel
atives living. Exclusive of one person
al bequest of $4,000. his entire fortune is
devoted to the purposes nearest his
heart
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-09-12
CHURCH CALENDAR.

Sunday - Fifteenth after Pentecost
r-,a HOLY Name of Mary. St Maurillus
1.n cal. v. p, vi II; Gosp. Luke vii. HIS
Monday. EXaltatjOn Of Holy Cross.
tuesday. l5-St Catherine. st. Nico
Wednesday. 10 Ember Day. SIS. Cor
r.,fua and Cyprian.
thursday, i7-Stigmata of ST. Francis
FRIDAY lS-Ember Day. St Joseph OF
saturday. lg-Ember Day. Vigil Of St
,f.rthew. St Janarius and Companions.