The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-08-20
SALT LAKE
CITY AND NEreHBoRHoop.

Death entered the home of Colonel
and Mrs L. A. Wall at 3O9 Brigham
street and took away their little
daughter Matte, aged s years and ~
months The child has suffered with
heart trouble for the past six months.
Word has reached friends in this
city of the death III Denver on Sun
day of ANGEL NeWhouse, d brother OF
Samuel NeWhouse and a mining man
of Colorado who enjoyed an extended
acquaintance all over the west. HIS
deatE resulted from pneumonia and
followed but a short illness.
Judge c. c. Goodwin was made the
recipient of a very unique cane by
J. NJ Bailey, one of his many admir-
ers The wood of the shaft, which
was cut on the edge of the American
desert, has been neatly polished and
carved after the novel trappers' style.
The head is OF bone and bears the ini-
tials j. VI. B."
Bishop George Romney Of the Nor
mon church was honorcd on Sunday
night by an impressive anniversary
service in the Twentieth ward assem-
bly, rooms. the occasion being the bish-
ops seventy third birthday.
EouDGl NIiAutlN l. ". W NDlJNA VI r.
C. NJ J. does not consider that the
great strike of the mill operatives at
Fall River, Mass, viii have any APP
probable effect on the Salt Lake mar
ket but he does fear of commercial
disturbances here in the meat markets
on account of the precarious status of
the packing industry at Chicago and
contrihutory points.
Word comes from Fillmore of q very
damaging flood which visited that sec
ton last Saturday. Alfalfa and grain
fields were badly injured, dams were
torn out and the town is now without |
water. Many cattle were drowned in |
the canyons. The disaster is said to /
be due TO the sheep ranging near Fill |
more. They eat off vegetation and a |
storm sweeps SO much cart. into the |
water courses that an overflow oc-
ours.
Very Rev. Father Guinan. S. NJ.
president of All Hallows college, ar
rived home last week after spending
some time in the east. He is en-
thusiastic over his trip TO the St Louis
exposition. and says the Utah exhibit
is a credit alike to the state and to
those who have it In charge. Father
Guinan went as far east as Washing
ton, d. c., at which place is located
the Marist seminary, house Of studies,
and general headquarters for America.
All Hallows is conducted by the
Marist Fathers and many of the pro-
fessors in the institution were at one
time connected either with the Catho-
lie university in Washington or some
one of the noted colleges of Europe
controlled by the Marist society, New
lave been engaged for the
coming year and indications are that
the attendance will outrank that of
any preceding year.
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Monday, the Feast of the Assumption,
was indeed a day o rejoicing at Hoy
ross hospital. Aside from the devo
tional feature, ii cOmmemorated the ]
twenty fifth anniversary of the relig-
Ous life Of Sister NJ. Ludvina, superior
1f the hospital. a quarter of a cen
ury ago in the mother house at Notre I
Dame, Ind, she took the final step !
which united her TO the life so cheer
ully and patiently endured among the l
afflicted under the care Of the Sisters OF
he Holy Cross. A select musical pro {
gramme was one the features at the
hapel exercises.
Senator Thomas Kearns is planning :
% erect a fine business block on the :
ground he OWNS on the west side Of
Vain street half way between FRS
nd Second South. 1t is considered one
# the best sites in the city for a large
flee building. There is a frontage of
ighty-five feet with private alley or
he north side. In addition to this, tie
enator owns a large piece of ground =,
n the interior Of the block joining the !
main lot that opens on the street. The !
property is now occupied by anti
uated buildings of one and two sto- r,
les. ]. p. Gardner, Rowe & Kelly and p
lrs. B. f. Leal no woccupy the build =,
lgs None Of them have leases, but II
ave been renting rom month TO n
lonth awaiting the time when the :,
ew building would be started q