The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-01-10

quality to the FLORIDA pnoSptldte,
An Italian priest of Denver, Colo.. laS3
apparently solved the problem OF deIIdl
navigation and that this will be demon
strated at the st. Louis eXposltlo,il.
greatest of recent -discoverers and they
are not Anglo-SaXons, but sons OF lhd I
Latin race. that misinformed people IN
high and low station, characterized as
decadent. If the aid ship be perfected,
what is the use of building, steel-cla Tag
navies, at prodigious cost? What the late
ignatius Donnelly called the demons Of
the air. equipped with dynamite cou1u
safely destroy the worlds armadas swim
ming in the sea. Perhaps artillery may
be used to bring down the air snip, IKE
birds on the wing, but that remains 10
be seen. $500,
Encouraged by a decision just handed
down by the Illinois supreme court
members of the cook county poard ol
assessors will try to have o1 Iarge PREF Of
churches placed on the tax lists. IN
der the Interpretation of the law, Wnlch
declares no property exempt unless
used exclusively for purposes of Wor-
board of assessors that s15,0O0,0oO worth Of
realty may be added to the assessors
lists.
bishop of Buffalo, has been named by the
Holy Father to succeed to the. See OF
Chicago, left vacant by the death OF
Archbishop Feehan.
Roy, bishop of Alinda and superior gen
eral of the Congregation. of the Holy
Ghost and the Immaculate Heart OF
Mary. whose headquarters are in Paris,
will next year visit the United States in
the interest of his order.
In Switzerland; Dr. Joseph Temp of
Lucerne, vice president of the federal
council; has beer elected president pre- Of the
Swiss Confederation for 1903. DR.. Temp
is a Catholic conservative.
Very Rev A. l.. Magnien. president
emeritus of st. Mary,s seminary. Baltl-
more, who died Dec. q at the institution,
predecessors in the little grave yard OF
the seminary on North Paca street.
Miss Helen Smith, daughter of Judge
P. P. Smith of the superior court of
Pennsylvania, was received into the Order
of the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of
Mary at Scranton, Pa.
The signatOries of the Chinese peace
protocol except the American have con-
suited their respective governments and
practically have decided to identically
notify China that her failure to fulfill
the obligations provided for by the pro-
tocol will entail grave consequences.
The Hague arbitration committee. OF
which Oscar Straus, Duke of Teutan and
Count Murnnoff are the members, will de-
termine the rights of the contending
This will be the first time a dispute in
volving demands leading to a war dem
onstration will have been considered.
New York. Jan. 3.-Real estate assess
menIs in this city, according to the tax
commissioners. have been increased
nearly $500, 900 under the new system
of taxation adopted by the fusion admin
iStration.
A lone highwayman held up the Calls
toga and Clear Lake stage on Mount st.
Helena, Cal. The express box was taken
and the passengers were relieved of a
few dollars.
H. Theobald Chartran, the French
painter. arrived here on La. Lorraine from
Bavre He comes to paint portrait of
President Roosevelt His portraits of
Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Alice Roosevelt
attracted great deal of attention at the
late Paris salon.
Two and a half years at hard labor in
Sing Sing was the sentence imposed upon
of postoffice substation at New York.
The strike of the rubber workers and
other unions, which has tied up the plants
of the Morgan & Wright and the Me-
two months and thrown 1.200 workers out
of employment, has been settled.
Cornelius Vanderbilt is so far on the
road to recovery from his recent attack
of typnoid fever that he is making plans
for a cruise in foreign waters next month.
He is arranging to cross the ocean in
February with Mrs. Vanderbilt, and to
meet their yacht on the other side Then
q long cruise will be taken in the mediter-
tanean.
A London judge has just condemned
Kitty Byron, a pretty girl of Is, to death
for numbering Henry Baker, stock
broker
Friday was celebrated by all Honolulu
as cable day. 1t was observed as a gen.
eral holiday: Five thousand persons gath
cred around the governmental buildings |
and listened to addresses made by promi- |
nent citizens and government officials
Plans for an American ST Peters, !
which, if constructed according to the |
model. should be the most magnificent
structure in the world, are now on ex-
libition at the Architectural league in |
New York.
Application for a pro forma decree OF
Incorporation has been made in Judge |
Itough's court by the National Colonial
lion IL Sanitarium company. The men, |
oers OF the company intend to establish !
western part of the United States for |
and others afflicted with |
pulmonary diseases, No member of the /
association will be allowed to derive any |
It's income will be used to further the |
work. The annual meeting of the or |
sanizaton VIII be formed all over the /
United States. The governors of the diff
having a population of $4,000 or more VIII |
De eX-0fficio members of the board dur |
ng their terms of office
Geneva, Switzerland Dec. pa dyna- |
mite cartridge was exploded at the en-
rance to st. Peters cathedral last night. |
The doorway was dmaaged, but not serf- |
'usly The outrage Is supposed to have !
'een perpetrated by ma anarchist.
II vienna, the celebrated nerve specialist |
s dead at Graz, Syria. He was OF one
line an adherent of Professor Lombroso,
'9t iater neld views antagonistic to those |
Within few days Miss Mary O'Brien,
iged about 30, living in East Long !
MEADOW. Mass. has suddenly recovered
ne power OF speech, after being dump for
ourteen years.
Former United States Senator Dwight
VI. Sabin of Minnesota died suddenly in
rs apartments at the Auditorium annex. |
chicago. Senator Sabin had been a guest |
If the hotel since Nov. 2. being accom-
panied by his wife and daughter. He /
vas stricken with heart failure about II
CLOCK last night and physician was
summoned. He found Mr.. Sabin i'm a DIV
ng condition and beyond medical aid.
The tuberculosis hospital, which there /
las been talk of building near New
LAY. Conn, for some years, is to be
and on Woodbridge Heights having as /
ured the success of the undertaking Tho
hospital will be run mainly on the fresh |
The Most Rev. Frederick Temple. arch
lshop OF Canterbury and primate of ali
lngiand, who has been ill for some time
aSt, is dead.
Sister Thomasia Rujze of the Dominic
an order is the most distinguished stu
ent attending the University of Prague. l
ne professors say she is the most Il
lifted woman they have ever known. She !
as been proficient in the most abstruse
Qrms OF the higher mathematics and II
hysics and now is beating all rivals in
rental philosophy. Sister Thomasia is
hopkeeper. u pun
Prince Rupert, destined some day to
II on the throne of Bavaria and de-
Jared by, the Jacobins to be the rightful h
oluart helr to the English throne. viii
lslt the United States in 1903.
Inc Inc steamer w. L. Hopkins, which left