The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-23
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
BOISE. Ida, April 22.--Mafking the
twenty-nth anniversary OF ms laoors as
bishop OF Idaho and the Boise diocese,
Right Reverend \. j. GloricuX celebrated
In this city on Tuesday his silver Jubi-
lee. and in this was honored by the pres
OF the Catholic church In the northwest.
including Most Reverend A Christie
d. D.. arch bishop OF oregon: Right Rev
erend T.. j. O'Dea, bishop OF Seattle
Right Reverend Charles J. O'Rellly. d. D..
bishop OF Baker City. and Right Reverend
John p. Carroll. y. D.. bishop OF Helena
The services which marked the cole
bration were probably the most lmprcs :
sivc ever participated In by the Cathohc
clergy In tho Boise diocese, Au due
respect was accorded Bishop GlorieuX Tor
his hard and persistent lnbors IN the
Idaho field during the past twenty-five
years. during which period the Cathohc
population Increased from u gtrasging
not only considered an ardent worker In
behalf OF his faith. but one OF tho most
publc-spirited men in the church, For
years he has been closely associated a;
financially as we'll as lending personal
service 10 the promotion OF public en-
terprlscs.
The opening event In tho jubilee day
celebration was q pompous procession IN
which the church dignitaries in poPal
coiors OF purple and gold took a promi-
mont part Aside from the clergy. the
Sisters OF Charity. 800 students OF -.
Joseph's and st. Teresa's schools TOOK
part I'm the procession, which formed be-
fore the handsome residence OF the
bishop. This celebrity wore his magma
cappo a great cape OF real erTnine, which
sion. the laying OF the cornerstone FOR
ST. Johns cathedral IN TINS city; Inc
procession proceeded To the cathedral
whore a solemn high mass service was
held, and due respect was paid 10 the
bishop. the address OF the day bcinG de-
lvcred by Most Reverend A Christie
archbishop of Oregon. The musical pro-
grammc rendered was probably the most
elaborate ever heard In this city
The visiting clergy was banquetcd at
the ldanha hotel, the leading hosiery
In the afternoon after which they were
rendered a reception by the students and
Instructors OF the Catholic schools In the
city. and in the evening dinner was
served in their honor al the Commercial
Club rooms, when city and state othclals
were present. The concluding event OF
the memorable day took place the same
evening In the odd Fellows temple, when
public reception was held in honor or
Bishop GlorlcuX by the knights OF Col
umbus. Addresses were given at this
time by Right Reverend John P. Carroll
bishop OF Helena, and Right Reverend
J. c. O'Reilly, bishop OF Baker City.
Other church dignitarles present were
Rt Rev. Msgr. James Raun of Oregon
Very Rev. Victor Day OF Helena: Very
Rev. Emile Kauben, chancellor. Seattle !;
Rev. John Guigman, superior Of Al Hal
president Santa Clara college. Cali(or-
MIA. Rev p. NJ Cushnahan Ogden, Utah:
Father Berthold. Cottonwood. Ida. Rev
CvrIl Van Der Doncht, Pocatello; Rev
Tom Purcell. Coeur d'Alene; Rev. Joseph
Beusmans. Twin Falls. Rev. Hubert Post,
Lewiston; Rev. Lambert GodschalH,
Weiser: Rev. James Kelly. Standpoint;
Rev A. NJ. Billian, Genesee; Rev. ]. j.
Martin. Baerlocher, Green Creek; Rev
Nc Fauchs. Idaho Falls; Rev. John Ries
Nampa; Rev. FIdol Vollebregt, Boise;
Rev. ]. D. O'Brien. Portland: Rev. II. A.
Campo, Baker City; Rev, George De
Stoop. Montpelier; Rev. Joseph Dryer
Nampa; Rev, Eugene Boogacrs, Shos-
hone; Rev. w Rompe. Potatch. Rcv.
Rcml s. Keyzer. Boise; Rev. Butler.