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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-05
FATAL DENVER FIRE.
One Man Is Dead, and severai bau'y
burned, Some Fatally

Denver. Colo, Jan. 4.--one dead, one
burned fatally and FIVE seriously four
Of whom may die, is the result OF an
early mirning fire in a cheap lodging
house AZ Thirteenth and Blake streets
THE DEAD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-05
49, THE INJURED.

VHE I'M Z INI4I'
Edwin schimale, will die
Mark Keefe. seriously burned
William Moody, seriously burned
Fred Thomas, seriously burned
George Hubbard seriously burend;
lizzie Hall, painfully burned, put
Will recover. IA
An the victims were roomers anu
were asleep when the fire broke out
Lizzie Han was carried from the BURN
ing building by firemen.
The fire Is supposed TO have been
caused by the leaking of gasoline
stove. The gas generated and caught
Are from a lighted lamp in the room.
The property loss is small.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-05

CHOICE OF any Ladies' sl,65
warm lined shoe in the store,
worth t2.25 and $3.50, feecy lin
ing, OF wool, brown or pink, nice
firm leather soles not paper or
shoddy and well made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-05

Good $500 values, stylish dress or
good every day sorts. made Of
kid or calf. In several toe shapes,
produced by q factory Of merit
and reputation, every pair war
ranted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-05

CHOICE OF any sl,l5, leath
er foxed, fur trimmed or felt
Juliet, also warm lined leather
Juliet up TO Sl.75 values.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Gum Subilaunt oeS 9osmas ben Der
unbefedten Gmpfangnik

Wie bereits fura semelbet, BOT Ser
81. @ater Elm pom 26. Mai 1908 3D.
tiertes S@rei6en in italienii@er Spra
DIE an cine garbina' scommiilion er
lafen bebufs feierli9er gesebuns Der
8teberfebr bes so. Sabressesd9tnii
ies an bas Dogma BON Der unbeflef
ten g~mpfdnsutB Marid. Ser grief
lautet tn beuti@er l1eberieeuns fol-
senbermaBen:
vMn uniere seliebtenS Obne: garbi=
nal 8tncen3 8annutelli, Cardinal
Mariano Nampeaa bel Etnbaro, Car
btnal Domtnicus Serrata, Cardinal
Soi. @ipes. Son pielen Seiten lit
11ns ber lebbafte @unid seduBert
porSen, nit gang beionberem @sprdn=
&c bas so. Sabressebd6tniB an bas
Dogma ber unbef edten gmpfdnsnsB
Ser alIerlelisiten Sunsfrau gu beseben.
@ie ein iol9es 8erlansen Infer 5ers
erfreut, lit lei@t besreifli@. Die
@erebruns Der Mutter @ottes sebOrte
pon 11nierer aarteten &inbbeit on nt@t
r,lr gu etner llnierer ltebiten Metsun
gen, iie lift aud fir nns zines Der
mirflamiten, Der fatboltlden Stride
uoa Der gorlebuns uerliebenes S9ub
utttel. gu alien 3etten unb in allen
admpfen unb 8erfolsunsen rpanbte
fi9 Ste Stride an Maria, bic ibr itets
Eroit unb Suite gu She'll persen lieb.
l1nb ba bic Sett5eit 10 bemest unb
BOILER DrobunSen sesen 6te Stride
ielbit 1T, 70 erquidt es l1niere Ssele,
unb fe i@6pft neue 9offnuns BET benz
@ebanfen, baB bic @ldubtser BET Der
it9 iebt barbieten6en @elesenbeit bes
e~rmdbnten SO. Sabressebddtnifes
bic gbt@t besen, nit einmitbiser
8eseilteruns, uou uon @ertrauet1 unb
2iebe 1t9 an bte gu member, Ste, I'M
9alfe anserufen, ben gbriiten Bet
itebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Notij fir Sebanfli3emS.
Staat @inneiota, ! az
Stearns @ountu. ~.

Staat @inneiota, az
SteartaS @ountu. -.
gs wirb biermit bafannt seaaa1t, bab elm
f6rftlides @eiu9 Don @buarb 6eB,
Comm 9dfe 5enrp. ON ben goarb Der Co.
@ommtiidre pom Stearns @oMutp aeri6tet
unb in meiner StRce binterlest iunrbe, in
rpel9em UNI 9i5ens fir fredericksburg seiiii=
ger 8etrdnfe on na93enanntem plabe rp6bs
renb bes nit benz 20. eSuli 1903 be9innenben
unb NIT benz 10. Suli 1901 enbenben Ters
Minis na99eiu6t wirb:
SIM 24x36 Slb 9robeu 3immer auf ebeneq
gr6e zines @ebdubes, bas aIs SoteI benust
mirb pie au9 aIs Salopn unb Wobnun9,
selesen auf NW4 bon. Section IA, Emp.
1913, ri. So. @enanntss @eiu9 mirb erSr=
teri unb barber befimmt pom Soarh Der
County agommiHdre BON Stearns i'm Sont=
miiidr= 3immer i'm Gourtbauie in Der Stabt
ct. @loub in Stearns @ountp, Minn., am
Dienias, ben IA. Suli, 1903, 10 rbr Dor:
mitto9s. ge3eu9t unb nit benz Sieael pon
bie5em County perieben am rs. sunni, 1903.
[Siesel] 8. 6. Sreper,
3ls2t Counts uhitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

SYM eritel Stet zines aweif0dissn 5roraes
@sbdubes, 2OxJ0 SUB srob, 9elesen auf OF
OF pom Section ri, Eomnibip 126, &tnfe
% i'm Comm grodwap. @aftanntes @esa9
lpirb eroctert liab barber beltimmt pom 9ez
1ar1nten @outtp .@ommifi1ren BON Stearns
eonntp i'm @ommiiidrjimmer i'm gourtbau=
10 IN Der Sia5t ct. Gloub, Stearns @oun=
tps Wtinn:, an Dienias, bem14. sSltli, 1908.
2Ilbr nadmdstaSs. 8e3et9t itnb INIT benz
Sie9tl BON Stearns @olatp perieben am 2.
Stunt 1903.
ESiesell 6 6. Grener,
3laA Gomntp. MLoitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Sc let nod ermdbnt, mas Inns bic
finf,ini6hrine @%eh1htnfRz

gs iei nod erudbnt, mas Inns bic
erlebnte flnfSisidbrise @ebd9tntB=
fater Defenders miQfommen erI9einen
ldBt, ndmlt@, bab @ir BON alien
garbiad(en unb gii90fen Der alleinise
11eberlebenbe 1tnb, Der bel bsr 8er=
f~anbtsunS bes bo9matil9en 9ebriates
am Gbrone uni res 8oredaserS &C..
rpeilt bat. ga Is nun llnlere Mbs
fi@t LIT, bab bic Seierli9feiten gun,
SO. Sabressebd@tniB ienen ginbrud
Der @r0Be beruortufen, mie eS fur
bieies unier &om seSismt, unb ft@ 10
Seitalten mOse, baB tie ben &atboli.
Ten bes sansen grbtreiies our &i9t.
i9nur unb gum Sporn in ibrer Sr6m=
miSteit bienen, 10 baben @tr bsi9lol=
fen, cine garotnalscommiiiion einSu
iesen, Der IS obltest, has M0tbise gu
ueranlaiien unb gu leiten. gu Mit
sliebern bteier @ommtiiton ernennen
Wtr eu@, unb in Der @ewtbbeit, baB
bur9 euere metlen Natbi9life llnis=
rem unb benz 9emetniamen 8erlansen
%uollauf entlpro9en mtrb, ertbeilen
mir eu@ ais 3ei@en Der bimmlil9en
@nabe ben apoitolil@en Sesen. SEQ
g. g. KILL"
gs folst nun Elm Nufruf an aue
&atboliten bes grbfreiles, unterl9rie=
BEN pom Secretdr Der obenerpdbnten
garbinalscomm;fiion, Misr. &abini
Eebes9i, 1portu erludt wtrb, NIT gi=
fer ans @srt gu ssben, taB bas BON
Der gommiiion porseldlaseue Selt=
prosramm In marbile: @eile it9 per-
mirtltde. 6ierbin sebort aund1it Ell
ne feierli9e junction in Der grsbaii.
lifa BON st. Peter, molelbft bas Dos=
ma uertinbist murbe, iomie cine lol@e
tn ct. Waria Massiore, gu benen
@e,tretunsen aus alien Stdoten ber
@elt selaben werben. ferner: Qb=
baltuns etnes Marianii@en @slt
consreles in &om, woraber Ndberes
nod betannt seSeb,n wir6; Bilouna
elmer Marianii@en 8ibliotbet, 5. +,
Sammluns aler benz b. Batter per-
ebtten S@rtftsn absr bic Sunsfrau
Maria; Wthionsfelte; Nustbeiluue
Der e, ften :. Communion nit beion=
beren Tetlt9teiten; pdptli@e grer.
citizen in ben fatbolii9en 8ereinen gu.
w~irbisen 8orbereitars ouf bic Seite
pom 1904; 5ablrei@e 8aafabrten 81
ben Martenbeilistbimern Der ein3el=
men Orte mdbrenb bes ns9lten Sab
res; tir@li@e Suuctionen am s. iebes
Wondts, anfansenb am 8. Oecembec
1908 unb bauiserer gmpfaus bes 3.
Nltar5laframentes. Sn &om loa Elm
feierli@es Eobtenamt iIr bic Seele
bes Pap1tes Ptus TX, Der bas Dog.
mo pertinbiste, in Gan 0orsuso, iet.
ner @ra6estir@e, sebalten merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Oefm6 fir @dbamfti3ems.

Staat Minneiota, az
Stearus County. ""
gs mirb biermit befannt aeao4t, bab Elm
i9riftli6es @eiu9 an ben Board Der Count
tp. gommiidre bes ~senannten County BON
Stearns seri6tet unb in meiner Office bins
terle9t murbe, in melhem UNI Qijens nad9e.
iu9t wirb fir ben 0erfauf seiai9er @etrdnfe
wdbrenb bes NIT benz Is. sSuli 1903 be9in=
nenben unb bes nit benz Is. Suli 1904 ens
benben Sa5res. Das @elu4 murbe einse:
rei9t BON Otiper @birbart, Conn
8rodpap.
SIN Srontsimmer zines @ebdubes auf ehe,
ner gr6e l4x34 SUB 9rob, selesen auf . %
Hutben BON g IA GIL Hutben pon Sg4
Oh pom Seetion 0, Ssmnlbip 1875, &lafie
20, benubt als S9anfael1Gft unb Store.
@enanntes Geiu6 mirb er0rtert unb barber
belttnmt BON 9euonntem 8oarb Der @om=
mifidre BON StearnS County i'm @ommiNdrs
ibunssfaole I'M @ourtbauie gu ct. @loub in
Stearns County, Minu., am Wonta9, ben
10. Srli, 1903 nadmittass 2 l1br. gs3eust
nns NIT benz Siesel pom @oultp per{eben
am Is. Mai, 1908.
[Sie9ell s. @. @reper,
3l=2t Gouutp= QubitDr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

men. Wstr i@etnt, baB Bic Mnliebler,
Bic li9 iett In unierer golonie befin
ben. iebr gut sufrieben iinb. sSn Der
llmsebuns unieres &loiters iinb aue
S~simitatten innerbalb 6 Weilen me-
misitens %aufseaommen unb falt aue
bemobnt, unb pieles 0anb lit aud
i9on pom p,rmO3li@en &atbolifen
tduhi1 erporben uorben, unb BON
faum eil1em einsisen babe i9 iopeit
cine Glase iber bas 2anb ober bic
@eaenb pernommen, mobl aber 1ebr
uiel COB barber. Sn eeofelb mo6nte
Id lebten Sountas eiuer beseiiterten
@emeinbe : @erlammluns BEL. beren
3med bic B~eratbuns uon Mitteln
unb Wesen mar, cine nele Stride gu
bauen Sd nabm unter Der sroben
Mnsabl Wdnner, bic ft@ BON Nab
unb Ssrn babel einsefunben batten,
au9 ni9t bie sertnsite Mibtimmuus
pabr. 8on allen Seiten rperSe i9
eriu9t, @smeinben gu orsaniliren,
Su ber nd9ften 3utunft merben mir
sur @rlnbuns pom minbeitens 6 Sc
meinben i@rsiten mi Ten Oas seiat
bod a0es BON Sorti@ritt unb 3ufriez
benbeit!
Mtr sefalt eS bier iomeit iebr gut,
unb ie ueiter i'd In Der golonie
berumtomme unb NIT Der @egenb
unb benz 2anbe perteaut merbe, be1to
mebr merbe i9 bafir beseiitert. au@
ein iebes Mitslieo unlerer Gommuniz
tdt lit bier iebr s%ufrie6en. @ir iiub
einitmeilen uniere 4 Patres In bieier
Mn1iebluns tbdtis, unb BIB nd@iten
Serbit errparten MIR nod eintSe Mit.
arbeiter mebr In bteiem ueuen @ein
berse bes 9errn
No9 Elm @ort in be3us auf bic
,gatb. Settlement Soctstp." Son
Wan9en lit bieie Society" Der bloz
Ben @elbma9eret, bes S9mtnbels
unb Behring'S bei@ulbtst worbea.
Oiele acknowledgement f0nnen let@z
ter seu,a9t, als bewieien werben
unt mer iol@e i@were Mnflasen erz
bebt, obne iie ~besrinben gu f0unen,
1T Elm 8erleumber. Mag tie r@atf.
Settlement Society" aud mau@en
MiBsriff In ibrem sroBeu un6
i9mierisen goloniiationswert 9ez
ma9t baben, ober mar ite aud
nt9t INNER int itanbe, ibren 8erz
ipre9unseu poItommeu na@3ufom.
men, 10 BIN i@ iber5eust, bab ibr
menisltens ieber @ebante bes S9win
bells ober 8etruss fern lag, unb baB
1ie es ftets NIT Sebermann ebrli@ unb
aufri9tis meinte. Sd tam NIT
Be1timmtbeit bebaupten, baB bie
,@atb. Settlement Societp" bisber
feinen @eminn aus ibrem goloniia=
ttons=Werf sesosen, fonbern ale tire
gtntanfte fur bas 1n%ternebmen &C.
opfert bat. Oie meiten beuti@en
&atboliten In bieier golonie merben,
menn pieQei9t nt9t iebt, 10 bod In
ser 3ufunft, Der rgatbolic Settle
ment Society" Oant miHen.
P. Mlfreb Maper, o. S. B i,
Nrinr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
9oQQrS UNI Genta. 81

Dollars un0 Htnts. uWenl1 ettet
fraut lit, sdblen Dollars unb Gents
boppslt," iast 9err 9en,p Wabl tn
Cranberry Prat,ie, o.; rbenn bte
DOttorre@nunsen tommen bod, une
bic Npetbetermebi5ineu itnb foflptelts.
Nus bieIem @1unee empfeble i'd un=
aufseforbert Sorui's Ilpentrduter
glutbeleber, ba er obne i3uaiebuus
bes Doftors bilft Sd tsnne mebrere
6dae, NO er Patienten, bic pom Nr5te
aufseseben maren, ruieber seiunb
ma@te, unb bin serne bereit, auf Mn=
frase ndbere Gusfunft gu ertbetlen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Wpti5 fir SbaubIt3ens.
Staat Minneiota, I az
StearuS Gountp. %

SO mirb hermit betannt sema1t, baB Elm
i9riftli9es @eiu4 pom Sranf Bout &
SobnSlebaen, Sowrt 8rodmap, an Der
Boarb Der @ommiiidre pom Stearns County
.9eridtet nnb in meiner Office binterle9t MUIR.
be, IN. pel9em nm 9i3ens fir 8erabrei9une
9etfiSer @etranfe an ~na9senanntem Ylabt
lpabrenb ses nit benz l. Suli 1903 beginnen:
ben unb nit benz 80. SUM- 1904 enbenben
Sabres na4seiu6t mirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

= SIS mirb selast, baB eine gr:
fdltuns int Sommer LANCE anbalt,
Or. Nusuit &0niS'S 9amburse'
8ruittbee lit bafir befannt, bab es
jebe grfdltuus in fur5er !3eit beilt.
gr ermdrmt, lit wobltbuenb uub mil:
bern0,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

~ 9oafdnbise MuSmabl an
8aaipiel= Irtifeln, Bic auf's Bette an
sefertist itnb, in Gtwoob's gudbanb=
luna.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-04-11

Comfort can be enjoyed only by
those whose money affairs cause no
worry. To be comfortably rich" is an
ideal condition, enjoyed by few, and
yet within the reach of all. A st Aady
income from money invested in safe
securities is a source OF comfort and
pleasure. When that income is sufficient
to live on, the possessor is as rich as
any one can possibly be. There is no
need then to work or worry, and there
is time for the higher aims and pleas
ures of life. Happily, too, such invest
ments are in the long run more profit
able than speculations. Our first mort
gage securities, netting per cent per
annum, are the safest and best paying
investments in the world. The investor
holds the security and we do the work.
McGurrin & Co, investment bankers,
Salt Lake City, Utah
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-04-11

O'Clock choir were exceedingly faith
full in attendance and Rt. Rev. Bishop
Seaman will give them another candy
treat next week, as a token of his APP
probation of their good work for the
st. Patrick concert and the Lenten
services.
The members of the Children of Mary
Sodality will receive holy communion
at the or o'clock mass next Sunday.
Palms were blessed and distributed
before the II O'Clock mass last Sunday.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Seaman preached a
short but very powerful sermon, eX-
planning the meaning of Palm Sunday.
Great attention was paid TO the in
structive sermon by the large congre-
cation.
The office of Tenebrae was sung on
Wednesday night by right reverend
bishop and all the clergy of the cathe-
dral parish.
Solemn pontifcial high mass was
celebrated on Holy Thursday. Adora-
ton of the blessed sacrament con
tinued all day and late in the evening.
The promoters of the Sacred Heart
league with the members of their
bands spent an appointed hour in
alteration. The repository was most
beautiful with its DECORATION of flowers,
palms and ferns.
Rev. Father Kelly will deliver the
sermon on Easter Sunday.
Rev. Father Morrissey will deliver
the sermon Easter Sunday night.
.
The Knights of Columbus will hold
their usual bi-monthly meeting next
Wednesday evening.
Palms by Faure was eXcelently
sung by Rev. Father Lechner Of All
Hallow's college. Father Lechner pos
sesses a fine tenor voice of splendid
range. He was artistically accompanied
by the All Hallow's College orchestra,
the entire rendition being a decided
musical treat for the large congrega-
ton.
At st. Mary's on Sunday night
fine musical programme will be rem
dered by the II o'clock choir. Rose
wigs grand festival vespers will be
sung by twenty voices, with violin ac-
compartment.
Henry Morrison and Edward Me
Gurrin will kindly act as ushers at
the II O'Clock mass on Sunday, to as
sist John O'Donnell the regular usher.
These gentlemen will act in the same
capacity on Sunday night.
The regular Easter collection will be
taken up at all the masses on Sunday
at the o'clock mass. Alexander Nc
Donald and f. @. O'Donnell will be
the collectors; at the o'clock mass,
Joseph Geoghegan and James Ivers; at !
the II o'clock mass, j. c. Lynch and |
T. Z. McGu=rin.
The children of Kearns' St AIMS |
orphanage will have their closing ex- |
ercises June % This being the an |
niversary of Bishop Scanlan's conse-
era ton as bishop of Salt Lake, his
devoted little friends wish to honor
him on that day.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-04-11

Mrs. A. H. Tarbet is still improving
in health. She viii remain at the hos
pital until she is fully recovered.
Mrs. Nellie Wall is seriously i'll at the
Holy Cross hospital. Mrs. j. b. Cries
and Miss Alice Wall reached the city
last Saturday from Wabash. ILL.,. in re-
Spouse TO a telegram apprising them
of their mothers illness.
Russell Lowry and A. s. Browne have
returned from southern Utah, where
they went in the interest of educa-
tional matters.
Governor and Mrs. Wells will leave
the latter part of the month for the
opening of the fair at st. Louis. They
viii be gone only a short time.
-
T NJ Schumacher. acting traffic
manager of the Short Line, returned to
Salt Lake the other day from the north.
Mrs. Egan entertained her card club
at her home last Saturday afternoon.
James Kennedy is in the city from
an Oregon trip. He reports general
conditions out there are very good
Joseph Oberndorfer has returned
from the east. where he has been on
two months business and pleasure trip.
He went as far as New York City.
G. S. Holmes and Miss Charlotte
Holmes have returned from Los An
geles and will be at the Knutsford for
a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs David Keith are now
visiting in Los Angeles.
Warden Dow of the penitentiary, who
has been seriously i'll for some time
past has gone to California. where he
viii rest and regain his strength. He
has not determined how long he will |
remain. Acting Warden Wright will |
otficiate in the absence of Warden |
Dow
John J. DAILY, manager of the DAILY |
Judge mine, returned Tuesday after
noon from California, very much inn
proved in health. He was accompanied |
by Mrs. DAILY.
Manager W. J. Dolly of the Johnny
mine, Stateline. is in the city. He re-
ports the Johnny mill performing its
functions properly.
o
The new Wilson house will be for
maliy opened for business Wednesday
morning, April -.
o
The new All Hallows college building
is progressing nicely and the outlook of
the institution is very promising. An
iron flag pole, said TO be one of the
longest in the city. was raised over the
building the other day The pole is
surmounted with a large brass ball.
from beneath which the stars and
stripes viii be suspended
Rev. Thomas H. Malone. the distin-
Euished Catholic clergyman from Den
Yer, is a guest at the Knutsford en-
route east from a Pacific coast trip. In
an interview he spoke very encourag-
inEly about the general progress of the {
country. for he is a great traveller and {
has abundant opportunity to Judge.
But he is most encouraged in the spir- +
huSl and intellectual growth of the
nation. which he considers a very hope {
ful sign {
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-04-11
Weed.

With deep regret The Intermountain
Catholic chronicles the death of Fitz.
gerald Weed, which occurred last week
The deceased was a native of New
York, and was "a years of age. He re-
sided for many years in Butte. and re-
Gently electrician at the Germani
smelter at Murray. He leaves a wife
and three little ones TO mourn his loss
He was a man of fine character, who
had endeared himself to hosts of friends
through his many noble qualities of
heart and mind.
His funeral took place from St.
Mary's cathedral on Wednesday morn
ing. Solemn high mass was celebra ted
by Rev. Father Curran, who also
preached the funeral sermon.
The deceased was prominent men,
Der of the Woodmen of the World.
The sympathy of all is extended to
the bereaved wife and babes in the loss
of their devoted, loving husband and
fater.
Nav he rest in peacei
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-04-11
EASTER MUSIC.
Magnificent Services to Be Held
Morning and Evening at st.
Mary's Cathedral.

Morning and Evening at st.
Mary's Cathedral.
Solemn pontifical high mass will be
celebrated at St Mary's cathedral by
Rt Rev Bishop Seaman, assisted by
Rev. Father Kelley, Rev. Father Nor
rissey and Rev. Father Curran.
The sermon will be delivered by Very
Rev. Father Kelly.
The elaborate musical programme
will be rendered by the choir of twenty
voices, with violin accompaniment by
Roy and Frank Williams.
| y-"Berceuse" -. -. GODDARD
Roy Williams first violin; Frank
o., Williams, second violin; Miss
Gleason, organ.
"Kyrie". ........ ........ .Lambillotte
Soloists, Miss Berge, r. c. Dunbar.
"Gloria" Mass. 80. Mozart
Soloist, Miss owen.
Nenl creator 49,. -. Mlhard
Soloists, Frank Scarpa, T. c. Craw-
ford.
"Credo" -. Cimmerosa's Military Mass
Soloists, Miss Owen, Miss Durham,
Messrs. r. c. Dunbar, Al White
man and 7. c. Crawford.
Offertory. Regina Caeli' 10y Werner
Soloists. Miss Sinclair, Mrs. Hamp
son, Al Whiteman.
"Sanctus" .......... Ganss' First Mass
"Benedictus' .Ganss' First Mass
Soloists Mrs. Whiteman, r. {. Dun
bar and Al Whteman.
"Agnus Del. Ganss' First Mass
Soloists, Miss Shannon, Mrs. White
man. Miss Owen, R. c. Dunbar,
f. Scarpa.
professional March,. &C.. &C.. Wagner
Roy Williams, first violin; Frank
Williams, second violin.
.
A very elaborate programme will be
rendered on Sunday evening at T:S0 by
the Eleven O'clock choir and the Junior
choir of fifty voices.
Hail to the King" ...... .......A Adams
Soloist, T. c. Crawford; quartette,
Miss Owen, Mrs. Whiteman, Al
Whiteman, r. c. Dunbar.
Grand Festival VespeTs' .RosewiS
Soloists. Miss Owen. Miss Sinclair,
Miss Shannon, o. Veltz, Al White
man. r. c. Dunbar.
"Veni Creator go. ............M illard
F. Scarpa.
Sermon. :....Rev. w F. Morrissey
Soloist Miss Sinclair.
% SalutariS ...... ........ 49,. RosSini
Mrs. Whiteman. Messrs. AL White
man, R. c. Dunbar
"Tantum Ergo" ....... ............ Rossi
Soloists. Miss Owen, r. c. Dunbar,
Al Whiteman.
"Laudate Dominum" ...... 80. Rosewig
Soloist, Miss owen.
Sopranos, Miss Owen, Mrs. Al
Whiteman, Mrs. Font, Misses Sin
clair. Shannon, Berge, Whalen and
Crismon.
Altos. Mrs. Emily HampSon. Misses
Durham, Shannon and Crismon.
Tenors. Messrs. Al Whiteman. F.
Scarpa, o. Veltz and c. A. Locke.
Bs&ssos. Messrs. r. C. Dunbar 7. c.
Crawford, T. A. Leyland and G.
Soffe.
Niolins. Roy and Frank Williams
and Edward Fitzpa trick.
Organist and director, Miss Nora
Gleason.
At the 9 o'clock mass the Junior choir
will render the music
Alleluld '..'.- ............ ...,.. hayQn
Girls and Boys Choir.
Regina Coeli'' -. ........ 80. Werner
Soloist, Clara Fafek.
All for Thee .......... ........ Rosewig |
Soloist, Miss Martha Connor.
At the o'clock mass little Isabel |
Higgins will be the soloist.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-04-11
CATHEDRAL NOTES.
A happy Easter to all!

n -dbIN LdSleG 10 all.
II is expected that every member of
the o'clock choir will make a special
effort TO attend the 9 o'clock mass
Sunday, so that the Easter music will
be Wen rendered. The last rehearsa
Nill be held on Saturday afternoon.
.
Flowers are earnestly requested for
the decoration OF the affairs for sun
dag. If possible, they should be
brought early on Saturday morning.
Masses viii be celebrated at :. s and
O'Clock Sunday morning. Confessions
viii be heard OH Saturday afternoon
and evening
There win be short rehearsal Sat
urday afternoon for the children of the
o'clock choir. All the children are re-
quested to be present.
Solemn pontificial high mass viii be
celebrated on Sunday at Il o'clock.
.
Services will be held at the Utah
state penitentiary Sunday. April 10.
The music viii be rendered by the
boys choir
Miss Martha Cannon. Miss Clara
Falek, Master Edward Fitzpatrick. will
he the soloists at the 2 o'clock mass on
Sunday.
Miss Isabel Higgins will he the So
loist at the o'clock mass on Sunday.
The regular Easter Sunday collection
Will he taken up at all the masses and
at vespers on Sunday. 1t is expected
that the members of the congregation
win be generous with their contribu-
lions If they consider that this is the
only collection made until next Decem-
her. which is eight months away, they
will surely be more than generous. The
clergy can not subsist on lions sum-
rner air, balnny and fragrant as it may
be.
There is an important rehearsal for
every member Of the Junior choir Sat
urday afternoon.
Edward Fitzgibbons was the solofst
at vespers last Sunday evening.
There will be no Sunday school on
Sunday.
The promoters of the League of the
Sacred Heart held their usual monthly
meeting last Sunday
-
During Lent all the services were
LII a4IAnd~s- The "hildre'7 af tho