The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-04-23

TONS but this may be taken as pretty fair general
proposition. Moore's lukewannness certainly gives
| it proof.
Religious Intelligence.
A reception and eucher was held at the Waldorf
Astoria New York, on April Is for the benefit of
! the Catholic summer school at Cliff Haven The
entire second floor of the hotel was occupied and
! Mayor Mcclellan and number of prominent New
! Workers attended. Archbishop Farley was present
! with all his court of mOnsg nori.
The will of the late Hon. William R. Grace, ex-
mayor of New York. who died on March 81 was
filed for probate last Friday. 1t was executed five
years ago, and bequeathes 100000 to the Grace in
stitute of New York, founded by Mr.. Grace '.for
the instruction of young women in useful indus
tries to equip them for earning a livelihood"
Grace institute is in charge of eighmt Sisters of
Charity, with Sister Marie Dolores as superior 1t
has at present about 500 pupils.
Trustworthy reports say that within the last
few days the German government has consented to
the appointment of papal nuncio at Berlin and to
permanent official German representative at the
vatican diplomatic move which would make the
French government consider twice before with
drawing its representative and would compensate
the vatican in the event that such step taken.
An academy for the teaching of real classical
church music on the lines laid down by the sacred
congregation of rites, has been opened in New
York by Father Bonaventure o. F. NJ, and Signor
Gov. Dante del Papa two most competent direc
tors. The object is to develop taste for true &C.
cIesiastical music in the rising generation
A suit brought by Monroe Frank of New York
inst no lot Zoo On he hat
st. Patrick's cathedral New York, was being held
by the defendant, whereas it really belongs to the
United States, has failed for lack of prosecution
Frank is law student whose mind is said to have
suffered from over-study.
When American Ambassador Meyer dined with
Emperor William of Germany OH board the imperi-
al yacht at Naples the other day. the only other
guest was Very Rev. Father Boniface Krug, for
mery of the Benedictine abbey al Beatty, Pa, and
of Pittsburg and no abbot of the abbey of Monte
Casino.
immigration into Manitoba and the northwest
territories continues to increase, adding immensely
to the responsibilities of missionary bishops In
the diocese of St Bonface alone there are now 80,
600 Gahcans, mostly Catholics. But they are poor,
like the majority of the immigrants.
President Roosevelt last week received members
of the supreme council of the Ladies' Catholic Be
leNOlent i0Cy we're Dy Eoell-
ator Culom OF Illinois. The president expressed
great pleasure at the visit and praised the good
work of the association.
marble tablet has been erected in the cloister
of Nazareth home, Hammersmith, England, III
memory of the late Cardinal Vaughan. it has been
designed by Mr.. P. Pugin, and bears the following
inscriptions "Ecce Sacerdos Magnus." This tab
let erected by the Sisters of Nazareth in loving
and grateful memory of his Eminence Cardinal
Vaughan, archbishop of Westminster who died
June 49, 1903. To.the sisters at home and abroad
he was a devoted father and protector. They will
ever mourn his loss and miss his tender care and
sympathy" "He hath opened his hands to the needy
and stretched out his hands to the poor"
New York Catholics will witness one of the most
solemn of church demonstrations III June when the
new Catholic court which the Pope has created for
the diocese will be consecrated and the eight mem
bers invested with the purple The appointment of
the new court is an inkling of the appreciation the
new Pope has of the New York archdiocese the sec
ond largest in the world Vienna alone now outranl
ing New York in this respect.
Approach to the Pope is not Easy
AS to the facility or the reverse of obtaining en-