The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27

zeal OF trOu DE-.
language which is being created and
spoken. especially In Chicago. DR.. Cliff
ford is thinking OF making a dictionary of
THE president Of the University OF
Chicago" said he, "told me. In the
course of conversation: that somebody or
other was 'grouchy.' When I asked him
like, he replied. An individual that is
very bitter and Is always grumbling.
.Ah.' i said, the sort Of man I should
He was surprised TO ind a mans wife
"outat," an expression which. to his
mind, savored Of oarbarism.
have explained to, him was ,'yappor;"
foolish and disagreeaoie remarkB
churches. and in this connection told
the following anecdote: At Peterborough,
in Ontario. he laid the foundation stone
of a new Baptist church; It happened
In the tower Of the Anglican church, and
they were to have been rung for the
first time on Coronation day. The rec
spr DT eora the
of the Baptist church TO be well and
truly laid" the Anglican bells began to
chime The Chursh's @ One ,i}UrS FSUndati9n lon, q
the atmosphere Of the new country is
destroying. the barriers between ir15E chpSGh
and church and introducing the possibll-
ity OF a great and real unity"
solicitude for Pope Plus.
Catholics throughout the. world have
followed the bulletins telling Of the
health of Plus X with absorbing inter-
est, not only because OF the extraor-
dinary affection his character mas every
where inspired, but also because OF the
anxiety as to the possible effects IN
Spain, Portugal and France Of a change
In the occupant OF the chair OF ST. Feter
ct time when ultra-eeeui,arsm i 3,,ntrdes rs rs,s
Such references TO conditions az nave
appeared OF late In the representa-
Catholic organs. like the Tablet, the
marked with great discretion. but inoi,
cate plainly a general desire to avoid
further strife in what are known as the
II is alleged on high authority in Cath
olic circles that in the event OF va
carcy In the pontihcate the choice or 4
sacred college would fall upon Cardinal
Merry del Val rather than upon Card :
nal Ralnpolla the able and Iesoureeful
adviser OF Leo XIII. This. 1t is init
mated, implies a change OF view OF late
on the part Of half dozen OF the inost
pions OF Cardinal Rampolla's methods
as distinguished from those or Cardi :
nal del Val, continue to urge their WI
lIN IN CDDlnS Will S'NS"1NAS'S 80
bon, Madrid and Paris.
But II is pointed out here that most
OF the opposition to Cardinal del val
tactics Is giving way y. as the yo,,na
nspai secretary of state become more
| clearly understood at the Vatican anc
| in the capitals Of countries whc5e non non
Catholic elements nave creaLed teih'
| porary misconceptions.
Resources Are Reduced
| Wi RI
have about closed their fiscal wears arc
| the American Board. the foreign mis-
| sion OF Congregationalists. the ForelSI
Christian represehh.,ns h tn ,ntk En,sce.
pal, At this time. less than montf
| before the end in the cases OF Two o
them. the outlook is anything but FAVOR
Disciples were tempted. says state
rnent just Issued TO make larger plans
| this year than last, owing TO the Lay
mems missionary movement 5no inc IN
creased prosperity obtaining in The mid
| dio west, but they desisted, although
there were Unfortunate appeals from thf
fields. At the end Of nine mohths a,s
| cinIes find 202 fewer churches to hay,
contributed and receipts to be $40 oo'
| behind iaet year II was announced Una
| an effort would be made to make the 10
tai $500 600. but the society says II see'
iiit,e hope OF attaining it unless there IL
'"tHs' As already reported. the c9nsTega
| hnnHllStS
| with the fiscal year within three week
Of its close The threatened deficit !
not due TO larger budgets hssed on lar
eer,expectations, but to actual decline II
Receipts from churches and individuals
The % Episcopal society is $4,000 ahead i
its receipts with an addition OF S2o,oo
IN a Forward movement fund The gar
named is no more than has average
for tle last ten years. and $l25, oOo' no
sos 900. was the Forward fund goal 10
fhis wear in a total OF 100000 within
three thIS Years. Recent laymens cam
naigns were for foreign. missions, bu
horns and foreign contributions are az
! facted precisely the same, with n
marked advance in either to dato- sue
are the official reports Of the societ
Reused by tho agitation OF religion
denominations. members OF the sema sn-
snd house Of representatives are SER
oualv considering plans 10 urge the aooi
Hon OF a uniform set OF laws whlen WI
rari,late the remarriage OF divorced per per
sGns In This country. Foremost IN IN nn
TnnWement Go bar from marriage men "ii
hsvn w. been convicted OF specific 9Henee
na'S is senator Curtis of Kansas, who nm
FOR years been advocating the asta ~ y
mrni OF laws which VIII make no'h IN Ii."i
riaac and divorce more difncuit; N NJ
uaTmIv seconded by Reprcscntatine N,p, ~,
lis Sheppard of Texas, who bcnsFIto 90 t III
| 80 ssu IL CrylDS Uec1 III e"'