The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-03-04

for negro girls. It will open in Sep
TENDER, and will accommodate 100 pu-
pills the first year.
Mother Mary of St. Anselm Wells,
superior of the convent OF the Gooo
Shepherd at Indianapolis, died on
Thursday of last week and was buried |
on Saturday morning. She was 65 |
years old. She was woman of deep |
piety and remarkable administrative |
ability and her death is a distinct loss !
to the order.
st. Johns college, Fordham. \. Y, !
Will hereafter be known as Fordham !
university.
Among the candidates now before |
the Sacred Congregation of Rites for |
qualification are the names OF TWO |
queens of the house of Savoy, One is
Mary Clothilde of Bourbon, the widow
of the last Sandman king, and the
other is the venerable Mary Christina
the mother of the late king of Naples
and wife of King Ferdinand.
Over 400 members of the Knights OF
Columbus attended the reception given
TO Archbishop Messmer at the Plankln-
ton house last Thursday night inc
guests were presented to the arch
bishop in thu colonial room, grand
knights Aiaher and Rebhan, introduce
ing them to his grace. The archbishop
was highly pleased with the reception
and met and chatted with hundreds OF
| Milwaukee Catholics. His grace COM
plimented the knights on the reception
! and expressed his appreciation of the
| opportunity afforded of meeting and
| greeting the large number of the Cath
ii ~ l., 4 J.,
| =
| Archbishop Farley accompanied by
his secretary, Rev. J. V. Lewis. sailed
| last week for the Bahama islands to
make his triennial visit. The Bahama
islands. though several thousand miles
| from New York, are part of the arch
diocese. AS far as known this is the
only instance in modern church his
! tory where the seat of government is
SC, far removed from the parish proper
The Catholic church at HOgansburg
| n. Y, Father Brown, rector, was to-
! tally destroyed by fire last Saturday
| morning. The fire broke out in the
/ vestry and when first discovered had
gained such Roadway it was impossible
TO save the building or contents. The
rectory adjoining the church took fire
and was slightly damaged. The loss
! is estimated at $23,OU0.
Thirty-seven seminaries OF the Jo-
sephinum. Columbus, joined the soci-
ETY. for the Propagation of the Faith,
and have forwarded to Rev. Joseph
Freri OF Baltimore the monthly aims
as made up among them. 1t is their
intention, as announced in letter to
Father Freri. to keep this up until
their ordination, when they hope to be
able to do more to further the good
work.
In the Croatian church recently ded-
icated at Kansas City by Bishop Lillis,
the affairs, pulpit. windows and statu-
airy were all brought from Croatia and
are very different in appearance from
those made in this country. The church
cost $4,000.
Although no direct orders have ena-
mated from the vatican authorizing
italian Catholics to take an active part
! in future elections, the success of the
; Catholic party at the polls last Novem-
, Der now has made possible the organ
, ization of a large party among the
voters. Inscriptions of future voters
| ,now are the order of the day, and
many thousands of Catholics in the
: principal cities of Italy recently have
been inscribed in the registers as such
In Rome along more than 5000 voters
; have registered, and the movement is
= / general all over Italy, forecasting a
heavy Catholic vote at the next par
: llamentary elections. These might
' take place any moment, according tc
! the wishes of the minister.
3
q Last year the receipts of the Society
for the Preservation of the Faitf
= | among the Indian children amounted
TO s22. 7OS. 70. Of this amount the so
= ciety of the Holy Childhood collected
S3,S36.56 and the Marquette League
= $500. The Ludweg. Missions-Verein o
:. Mupnich. Bavaria, sent S296.40. The re
= ceipts of 1908 were nearly $4,000 NOR
: than those of last year, falling of
g greatly to be regretted since the nee'
- CT funds is so urgent.
y $
c The tragic death of Grand Duke Ser
gius produced a profound impression
III Rome. especially as his wife wa
known there. having often visited tn
" Italian capital. King Victor Emman
If uel sent his condolences to the gran
duchess personally and was much al
It fected by the ASA ssination. The pop
- on hearing of the murder of the gran
le duke was deeply shocked. He said
i How sad it is that people think tbs
te can find relief in violence"
s.
q Mother Eleonore Leber. a religion
y of the sacred heart, died from hem
,r orrhage at the academy of the Sacre
"A Heart. West Seventeenth street, Ne
10 York. a few days ago She was Dor
: in Camberg, duchy of Nassau, Gel
-, MANY in 1S4O She was a sister OF tn
- late DR.. Ernest Lieber, the celebrate
=. leader of the centre of Catholic part
- in Germany. whose death about yea
ee ago was q severe blow to the cause
~ had championed so gloriously. Motht
Iieber entered the society of the LIE
- dies of the Sacred Heart. in 1861 an
-. - eight years later came to TINS countr'
- or the last twenty years she had pee
ne stationed at the academy in Sever
y teenth street and former pupils
III this institution remember fondly I,
e. sweet-ternpered, gentle, religious. WI
is. was a fayorite with everybody. Moth'
Y Ijeber is survived by sister in Pari
ot' also a religious.
The first number of the Cathol
Herald. a paper published by color
Catholics for readers of that race, h
he recently made its appearance, bearn
re the approbation of his eminence, Ca
u dinal Gibbons-another objective pro
:" of the universally of the church.
". -
,st The Jesuit Fathers, at the close of
g. mission given recently at the Chur
a of the Blessed Sacrament in New Yo
an CITY. devoted a week to non-Catholi
of especially, with the result that twent
is five converts received the sacrame
as of confirmation. Father Thomas she
pc man. S. J., has been assigned to wo
of this kind exclusively. Missiona
ng work devoted to non-Catholics is gro
MS ing in favor, and the harvest is gra
ny flying.