The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-11-26

tSltGIdJe the FEAST OF the Immaculate
conception, OF the fttieth anniversary
Iol The Proclamation to these Indians OF
/ inc observance Of that festival
The Chicago police have discovered
! ana broken UP a nun factory" which
a doctor Of that city operated under
/ the name Of the 'Nazarene hospital, :"
/ hiring women to dress up as nuns and
90 out and. beg for it.. The doctor and
[ MS nuns have been arrested, and the
city authorities are not disposed to
deal mcrcitully with them.
BY decision of the supreme court of
the District of Columbia. Georgetown
University will benefit to the amount
Of $4,000. The decision relates to the
estate of the late DR.. +. Carroll Nor
gan, who died some years ago.
Archbishop Keane of Dubuque. We
learn from the Sydney Catholic Press.
has prepared for the second Aus
! traIian Catholic congress, held at
Melbourne, a'paper en- THE Immacu-
late Conception in Connection With
Democracy
More than 400 students of the Jesuit
college at Manresa. Spain, recently
held reunion al that ancient institute.
After the solemn high mass there was
banquet and many speeches and an
exchange Of "reminiscences.
Three hundred newspaper workers
assisted at the first mass timed for the
convenience of Philadelphias army of
Catholic night workers was celebrated
in the Church of st. JOIN the Evangel-
ist, at PAS o'clock last Sunday morn
ing.
Asiatic Russia contains 10000 Cath
olics, Siberia 25,000--the whole empire
containing. according to official statis-
ties CT 10000, H. ass, SS4 members of our
faith There are 1898 secular priests.
4.551 churches and $50 religious of both
sexes.
For the second time within a month,
says the New York Sun. the hall chair
has been stolen from the parish house
Of st. James church, at % Oliver
street. young man calls Ito take
the pledge The girl at the door bids
him take chair and wait. He takes
the chair, but doesn't wait.
The esta blishment of . school is be-
ing spoken of in BeIbium to be known
as the Damien institute, which Will be
for training young men destined TO
exercise the sacred ministry of the
priesthood among the lepers OF
MOlokai.
Friends of higher education for wo-
men viii be glad to learn that the fifth
year of Trinity college, Washington.
D. c., has opened auspiciously with a
large enrolment of students, tie fresh |
man class alone numbering already
thirty-fve members.
Brother Justin. president of the
Christian Brothers college. received /
distinguished honors at the Interna-
uonal Congress of Arts and Sciences |
held at the Worlds fair The dele
gates showered him with compliments. |
and elected him an honorary member /
of the organization.
Lord Brampton. 50 long known as /
Mr. Justice Hawkins. has celebrated |
his S7th birthday. An interesting side
Of the venerable baron's character is
shown in the beautiful -Brampton
chapel IN. the catholic cathedral at
Westminster. with its wealth of marble
and mosaic work. all given by the IA
nous Judge
The annual Mass Of the Holy Ghost
popularity known as the RED Mass"
was celebrated this year. for the first
time. in Westminster cathedral on the
first day Of the term, Oct. q. Archbsh-
op Bourne presided and a large gather
ing Of lawyers was present This mass
was for a number of years celebrated
IN the ancient Church of St Anseim
and St Cecilia. Lincoln's Inn-Fields
When Msgr. Francesca Tagiati. who
brought the popes jubilee gifts to the
air i'm st. Louis he especially enjoyed
A luncheon cooked BY a colored wo-
nan named Katie, former slave and
Roman Catholic. Upon his return to
Rene. Msgr. Tagiati procured a silver
medal. which the pope himself blessed.
and sent it to Katie, who is now the
oroudest colored woman in America
3
The new king of Saxony will enjoy
/ civil list of e147,O00. His majesty is
II the somewhat unusual position of
'eing a Catholic ruling over d Protest
mt country. Out of Il population of
like 100000 only about
600 are Catholics. The state church
: Lutheran. The Catholic faith has
'een that embraced by the royal family
DR.. De Costas funeral took place 4.
rom st. Patrick's cathedral. New
York City A solemn requiem mass :
vas sung and the Rev. Thomas p Nc ;
.oughlhi. who received Or. De Costa
nto the Catholic church, preached the ]
ermOn. Father De Costa was buried
n the priests plot in Calvary cemetery S
until the mortuary chapel. now under 5
obstruction is completed.
Archbishop Keane of Dubuque will
fficiate on the occasion of the conse-
ration Of Coadjutor Bishop-elect Da- !
is of Davenport, Ia. on Nov. so. in
acred Heart cathedral. Davenport, and
Right Rev. Henry Cosgrove. D. D.. ,
ishop Of Davenport, vii! be the senior ,
ssistant consecrator. The sermon of :
be day viii be preached by Right Rev. ,
ohm Lancaster Spalding, bishop of
'eoria, Ill. :
At the weekly meeting of the Gin I
innati Methodist Ministers associa- {
ion the other day a resolution was
dopted expressing high regard for {
archbishop Elder On viva voce vote t
here was no opposition but afterward
few asked 10 be recorded in the mega
i've because the resolution praised
.rchbishop Elder as prelate. The
&c olItion was offered bv Rev d T.