The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-09-03

In Krasnobrod. A few months ago tn
II mother paid a visit to the district o
u Yahrmarka. There near the churcl
door she gave aims to a blind girl
. saying: Pray for my child, my dear
. whom 1 lost two years ago. She T.
= certainly dead" The blind girl hac
! scarcely heard the lady's voice befor,
Il u she recognized it, and sprang to he
l feet saying: Mamma, l am YOU
child, Marie!' She had been stoler
: by beggars and ill-treated.
Lille, France-Louis Braget, the avi
ator, took up five passengers in hi.
biplane here yesterday. The tota
{ weight sustained by his machine. in.
9 Guiding the gasoline, was 92l pounds
! The feat is believed to be a worlds
l record.
= st. Petersburg-The Bourse Gazette
l announces that the admiralty is plan
ming to build four dreadnaughts for
the Black sea fleet
, Masillon, O.-General Jacob S. Cox
! ey. who in 1894 led the army of com
monwealers' from this city to Wash
ington was bound over to the county
court in the sum of $500 for trespass-
ing on the lands of Thomas Welsh, a
which are Coxey's quarries.
Brussels-The sixteenth interparlia-
mentary conference opened today with
500 delegates present. Auguste Ber-
mart. the Belgian minister of state,
presided.
Vienna-The suggestion that Tur-
key be admitted to the triple alliance
! lS a l. iC a
out that the interests of Turkey and
the powers of the triple alliance in the
Balkan do not conflict, and that for
all concerned Turkeys admission
would be a good thing. However TIE
| other powers would view this alliance
is a question. but since the drawing
closer of the relations between Ger
many and Austria the feeling here is
not to pay too much attention to the
wishes of other powers when the in
terests of the empire are involved.
young Bavarian engineer, who
committed suicide at Vienna the other
day, left behind the following notes
of his dying emotions:
5:15-I have taken my first dose Of
| arsenic in glass of rum and water. [
feel all right, but my hand is trem-
bling. Probably it is only from emo
ton.
5:S0-I have taken my fourth dose
l am quite calm. and begin to suspect
that it was not arsenic at all. [ have
revolver, but [ prefer poison In
ancient Greece poison was admins
tered by the authorities. My thoughts
are with Irma; perhaps she will love
me more after 1 am dead If there
is another lift L shall justify myself
before her father and mother
6:45-I take my last dose. 1 am an
initiated. I must get on my bed
Here the writing ended abruptly.
Boston-Nrs. Catherine Fogarty was
drowned here in an attempt to save |
her two-year-old child who had fallen |
into pond, and a stranger, about so |
years old, was drowned while trying |
TO save the mother. The child was
rescued by another woman.
Calumet, Mich.-One of the most
remarkable escapes from death in the
annals of the Lake Superior copper
Industry occurred at the Red Jacket
shaft Of the Calumet and Hecla mine,
when Mike B. Sunrich, a timberman,
in stepping from the repair cage to
the main cage, fell into the shaft
He fell $50 feet before he grasped
the rope attached to the skip, saving
himself from fall of mile to the
bottom of the shaft. His hands were
badly burned on the wire rope but
otherwise he was unhurt.
Sunrich was dangling from the cable
when rescued.
Rome-A strong earthquake shock
was felt throughout Calabria at 3:15
o'clock this morning. The inhabit-
ants, awakened from their sleep, fled
into the streets. No
casualties have been reported
Montreal, Quebec-Catholics all
over the world will eagerly view the
progress of the extraordinary festivi-
ties which will be inaugurated in this
city next week, and which will bring
to the shores of the st. Lawrence the
largest assemblage that Montreal has
ever been called upon to accommO-
date. There are above 250, 900 Catho-
lies in this section of Canada, accord /
ng to a recent census, and by Septeln-
Der g. on which day the pope's deputy {
will be formally received at st. James !
cathedral by Mgr. Bruchesi, the arch
bishop of Montreal, and representa-
ives of nearly every Catholic center
n Europe and America, the normal '
population will be increased nearly {
lalf, for the general committee ex- 2
oects more than 100000 pilgrims to I
he city during the ceremonies. $
The chief discourses at the congress q
will be delivered by Cardinal Legatee t
Vincent Vannutelli. Cardinal Gibbons. f
Bruchesi, Archbishop :
)'Connell of Boston, Archbishop Glen i
ION of st. Louis, Father Vaughn Of I
london, Rev. DR.. L. A. Lambert, Rev. e
P. Doyle, Rev. Dr. Lambing and the +
Duchesne. 2
1t is noteworthy that the youngest
member of the American hierarchy, r
)r. Glennon of st. Louis, has been Sc |
ected to preach at the midnight mass c
n Notre Dame church The papal G
egatee will be the celebrant of this d
mass. Cardinal Gibbons will be the n
rator at the final ceremony in ST /
ames' on Sunday morning, Septem- t
er IL. il
The procession, which is the closing f