Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-06
HONORS ID BE SHOWN PREtATE
E:sss6minenee James rCardi- nal Gibbons Shortly to

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 jubilee services in honor .of, car, tdinar Gibbons tomofroB Rlsef
 noon The celebration is toseommerl-. , crate the ufueth anniversary of the J lorfiiIaIlOn p1 Cardinal > sSibboasss tO
 the priesthood and the .twenty-ffth t.anh,yersaFy of his .cardinslate, The committee, on arrangegnentS. | which includes cbunchmeu Of. al,
 creeds, plans to make the celebra-
 tiOn national in its scope. To this
 send the governors of the various states. mayors of cities and other i persons of prominence in every sec
 ton os the country have been In !, yited- to participate. President Taft
 and President Roosevelt will head .the list of speakers. Others who are t expected to deliver addresses are g Chief Justice White of the Supreme Court of the. United States, Vice Et'residents Sherman, Speaker Champ Clark Governor Crothers of, Mary
 land, Mayor Preston of Baltimore
 and Bishop John sadiner Murray of tthe. Protestant Episcopal diocese oi Maryland. ,.,e sxs- -z tz-
 v, The celebration, tnmorrow is 10 T be, of a purely civic character and ! entirely distinct from. the .,eclesi-
 astical Jubilee services. to. be held next fall and in which noted digni- . Lta-ies of the, Roman Catholic -chlrch
 throltgh9ut the world will, participate. l'rhe- present. demonstration is de ' signed IS a recoguitiops of the in | ffuenee-. which Cardinal gGibbons has exercised for high ideals in citizen stlip and patriotism. .1ss--
 1 s~ The years of life have told lightly uron Cardinal Gibbons, and, to look
 al him one would not imagine that be is ir his seventy-seventh year. , frugal husbandry of his physical !
 what nature did not bestow.
 Sees Hard Duty.
 His Eminehce was born in this city July g. 1884, of Irish parents During his boyhood he was taken , to Ireland, where he received the clements of a liberal education On returning to the United States ic was determined by his parents to conse- crate him to the service of God, and , he entered St Charles College
 Maryland, where he graduated with 4 distinction in 1857. Thence he went Ito St Mary's Seminary, where, after
 taking the usual course of theology
 and philosophy, he was ordained a
 priest June 6. 1861, by Archbishor 4 Rendrick. -.- a.-.,- t7
 [ Father Gibbons was at once as . signed. tes duty, and har.E at that time. in the city of Baltimore, serv- ing first as an assistant priest al St. Patrick's church. East Baltimore , under the famous Father DOlan. ln 1868 he was appointed vicar apostle -of North Garolinac ..i He .feInained f5aR Eegrs in North GarOiins and .displayed sfIch remaEkaElie atTnIDis -fFatiye abiib5es-- that dfn 4he aceaf 2 , efs Blskop McGil} she was. trans ferTec q t to Richmend Es..- where ghe vas aln stalled bishop .in iS72. His admm stration in Richmond vas marked by pFactieal results of tile. most i'm
 pOrtaRtls character. In -3SI BishoF . @ibbOns was, appointed coad1utoI
 with the right of succession to toe
 late Archbishop PayHey Of 8alflu2cTe,
 He was installed archbishop at the f cathedral in this city February Hh , 1878. In 1887 he. received the red [ hat of the eardinalaee i1r Rome al , the hands of Pope Leo XII
 , The same. energy. sesIs and greaI executive ability which characteFiZed
 Cardinal Gibbons lnbprs- iR othel 1, spheres have been displayed in tht ' more exalted and responsible otfie' . which he fills at present. gi4e is son' : of fhes most democratic of -menT plain. slnotentatiosls and distln ' guished for good sense in eyerythins 2 he does He is extremely ehaSlta ele
 -a9d shis. incomes does not mss tA' , demands upon it.
 7, As A preacher Cardinal Gibbons 4 always learned and Interesting an'
 often eloquent. His sermons Res pre- ' pared iu advance, but he is also ' a good feztempsre- orator. Having. peei . SO lOHg aGcHs toned 70 n sAtttLis y ! public affairs and eonductlns, btA great fgnctioRs of lhe ehuEc,h-. ne ,,i ? never |, hurried ser nervous, .sb4t. Yetss 5 he rises to make an address ssl
 composed and fluent ss,ars
 AS an author. the Cardinal holds i s hieh. rank. in literature of his ctlIlresJ t and h.s Faitk Gl, oCE Fat theTs-..} z regarded by eminent scholars an lee rIf E divines Of every creed as hasOei e aacess of logic sand -lS1er1ry exec d ieDrss ayVsth alE ffis learning and al .t 4falpmentsg Cardinal Gibbons is on 2. zaf che of the most modest or men ? aes for his bread views- his puOii
 spirlt and patriotism he is thorousf y fe admired and esteemed by citizen 2 every 6reed. @
 y ST. VINCENT oE PAUL
 q BOSTON Mass. June 5.-The nf Q afi,snal eourerencFe of the Society c