The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-09-24

deceased wife, as the Mary Crowley johnson schol-
arship.
One of the first Catholic churches to the
steel skeleton plan of construction will be the new
ST. Joseph,s church at Danville ILL.,, the corner
stone of which was laid recentlN by Bishop Starlha
of Lead, S. D. The church will cost 100000, and
will seat 1000 persons.
The Catholic Young Mems union has adopted
a plan to open Catholic night schools in all large
cities The schools will be conducted under the
auspices of the society, and bookkeeping, ste
biography and kindred studies will be taught to
young working people who wish to advance.
Father Sebastian Wyart, abbot general of the
Reformed Cistercians, has just died in Rome at
the age of Co. He had been an officer III the Papal
Zouaves and fought at the battle of Castel Fidardo,
where he was wounded On his return to France.
he made campaign during the Franco-Prussian
war, and decorated for bravery at the battle OF
Patay.
Special honors have come to the Rev. Henry a.
Barry S. T. d., of Boston In ,recognition OF his
service to the Church through his numerous liter
airy contributions, especially his God the Holy
Ghost" he has been honorcd with the grand medal
of the Academy of St, Thomas .Aquinas. Rome.
1t is reported that new diocese is to be Gre
ated in Wisconsin III the northwestern part OF the
state with Superior the scat of the see. Under
the new division which is likely to be made, there
would be four provinces in the Milwaukee arch
dioccse-AIilwaukeca and La Crosse in the southern
part, and Green Bay and Superior in the northern
part.
According to official statistics, the Catholic pop
ufaton of India is % per cent of the whole Euro
pean and Eurasan population of the United Prov
nces of India as shown by the census of 1901. Yet
40 per cent of their children were being educated
in Catholic schools. Which surely in itself speaks
most eloquently for the zeal and efficiency of the
missionary system of education
Mgr Daglero, for many years apostolic vicar
of Northern Patagonia, South America has
just arrived in Rome for his visit lad
lmina." l1e@s accompanied by young Patagonian
savage, the son of Namunacura, who formerly made
SO much trouble for the Argentine republic i'll In
dian raids and who was known the Pampas, The
young Namunacura is to enter the College of
Propaganda to prepare for the priesthood, and he
will afterwards return to his country to evengelize
the Patagonans
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Bishop Hanlons cathedral, in East Uganda At
RIGA, is matched building, the roof supported by
palm posts and the ceiling and walls made of reeds.
But the first pope had no better.
Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco, Cal. has
appointed Rev. p. J. Cummins, pastor of St. Pat
rick's church, to be chancellor of the archdiocese
to fill the vacancy created by the death of the late
Rev. 2. Seaman.
The government authorities forciby expelled the
Barnabite community from their establishment at
Paris last week: a large force of municipal guards
andtiremen executed the expulsion. The doors and
windows we're barricaded and the fremen sealed the
walls entered the windows and expelled the monks
and numbereof their sympathizers, including the
Marquis de Fougcrc
Archbishop Ealconio, apostolic delegate to the
United States, Is about 10 pay another visit TO
Pittsburg He accepted an invitation to be the
guest of honor at a large reception and banquet
to be given by Duquense council, Knights of CO.
lrmbus, of Pttsburg. The date has not yet been
decided upon, but it will be within few weeks.
Judge Lanning OF the United States court Tren-
ton, n. j., has denied the application of Paul V
Flynn to enjoin the supreme council, Catholic
BENEVOLENT legion, from enforcing its new rates
Richard b. Tippett, supreme president of the Lee
gion appeared, argued the case and presented aA-
davits OF the officers and actuary of the supreme
council showing that the new rates were necessary
had placed the legion on a sound financial basis
and insured its permanency, and were equitable to
all the members Immediately on the conclusion of
the argument Judge Lannng denied Flynn's apDli-
cation.