Over 5,000 People ♦ What an object lesson the con- + * .At a t Ignatius’ College, Chi ♦ + dition of the Church In France ♦ 4* cago. recently, Vice President ♦ + and Germany affords ut of the ♦ 4" Fairbanks is reported to have 4- In Attendance. ♦ value of Catholic journalism. In * Holy Father Also Appoints * spoken in part as follows; * ♦ France, a totalled Catholic coun- * 4* “ You said well that the educa- ♦ + try, there are few Catholic papers ♦ Bishops and Archbish + tIon of the intellectual faculties. 4> ^ and the best of them have only 4- 4* and the instilling of morality ♦ Holy Father Writes Letter to Daughters of the Faith First National Peace Congress Held In New YorK Great + a limited circulation; whereas ♦ ops and Denounces ■f Into the heart is the purpose of 4> 4* in Germany the Catholic press is 4- Frence Govern * the school body; yes, my friends, 4> Representative Gathering of Catholic W omen Success. Carnegie Hall Crowded to Doors. ♦ strong and vigorous. There are 4* 4> education, no matter how grand 4* 4* many papers and periodicals and 4> m e n t 4- and how splendid it is, it a dan- 4> Overflow Meetings Held. Bishop ♦ all are well supported. They keep ♦ + gerous element if there does not 4- (Staff Correspondence.) hooks, of idle and wanton conversation 4> the Church In Germany alive with 4* 4- not go hand in hand with It the 4 Farley's Address. + an enthusiasm of faith and devo- 4> New York.—The following cable waa 4’cultivation of the moral virtues 4 New York.—The Daughters of Faith, and gatherings, and the shameful ex tion to the truth that are the + received here this week; 4 In us. The permanence of our in- 4 ; a society of the Catholic Church, or- travagance of dress." wonder and admiration of the ♦ 4 stitutions does not rest upon the 4 Archbishop Farley urged the women CorresiKMifJfiict:.) The white gowns of the women of Pope Plus X held ajsecrct Consistory : ganized for the puriK)se of social re- world. The Catholic press of ♦ 4 law; does not rest alone upon ^ to use their influence with lukewarm New York. — The flrgl National the Oratorio Society, who sat In tiers on Germany is a reflex of th» Insplr- 4* April 16th in the VaOcan and created 4 the virtue of constitutions and 4 (onns, held a meeting at the Catholic seven Cardinals, as tollows: Mgr. Ca- CuthoUes. and (old them to look after Celebration and Feace Congress the stage, help- d to accentuate the ing dictum of Bishop Ketteler of ♦ 4 of statutes, no matter how wisely 4 Club. 120 AVest Fifty-ninth street, last Mayence, uttered thirty years 4- vallari, Patriarch of Venice; Mgr. Rl- 4 they may be expressed. In the 4 we»>k. A representative gathering of the ediicattoo of the children and see was held In New York City, |K>aoe color scheme. Two large-slsed ago: naldinl. Papal Nuncio to Spain; Mgr. 4 final analysis, the performance 4 Catholic women was present, with that they went to church schools. week commencing Sunday, April flags at the rear of the stage on a white " If St. Paul lived In our days, + 4 must rest upon the honesty, upon 4 Ix;renzelll, ex-Papnl js’nncio at Paris; Archbishop Farley in the place of A letter was read from Alice Sulli Uth, The crowd was so great that silk background were crowned with he would be a journalist." 4> 4 the education, and upon the mor- 4 Mgr, Lualdl, Archbishop of Palermo; I honor on the platform. van, secretary of the Queen’s Daugh many were turned away and overflow the word "Pcac" ' In brilliant electrics. France is just awakening to the 4> 4 allty of the great body of our 4 necessity of a Catholic press. * Slgr. Mercler.^Archblsbop of Malines, 4 countryman." 4 Mgr. Lavelle presided, and there ters. an organization formed to offset meetings were held to accommodate Fringed whiu bunting ran clear 4* Mgr. Maffi, ArchblshjlHt of Pisa, and 4 4 were addresses by Archbishop Farley, the work of the King’s Daughters in ibosc that could not get Inside Came- around the two lower galleries, form twss-w* 4^^-4>+4-4-M-4"F4-4-+4‘+4-4*4*4'4-+++’M* r s -s" 'F f F T I 1 W the Protestant Churches, asking the ing a background for the flags of all Mgr. Aguirre y Qarcid, Bishop of Bur Dr. .1. J. Walsh. George Roesch, John glo hall. Over B,000 people were pres ual i)cace is a nalural fruit of the relig Daughters of Faith to help. nations. .American flags were used gos. Spain. Archbishops and Bishops National Conventions Jerome Rooney, and the Rev. Father ent. ious sentiment. I.oglcally, therefore. It chiefly to decorate the two upper gal apitolnted Included Mgr. Albert Guer- Sweeny, Miss Anna R. McIntyre read "There are 8,000 children in the par Whlte^bunting, faintly sprinkled should be the mental habit of a so leries. tln, Bishop of Manchester, New Hamp 'I letter from the Pope to Miss Eliza ish,’’ the letter said, ,‘'onIy some 2.000 ' with glittering gold stars, was every ciety, that, speaking In a very broad Catholic Knights of America. Archbishop Farley’s address as read shire; Mgr. James Davis, Bishop of beth O'B. Lummls, founder of the so under the care of the Church. Thous where on the stage and the tiers of sense, calls itself Christian, knows no The sixteenth biennia! supreme con by Father Lavelle said in part: Davenport, Iowa; Mgr. Emanuele Ruiz ciety, approving of the work. He ands of souls may he lost to us because galleries. White was everywhere, the higher ideals than those of the Prlnoe vention of the Catholic Knights of “W’ar is so groat an evil that one of y Rodireguez, Bishop of Plnar del Rio, spoke of the necessity of striving they are taken In at the settlements or symbol of peace. of Peace. America will be held at Cincinnati the world’s greatest generals described Cuba, and the Right Rev. William A. 1 against ‘‘naturalism, the Increasing the King's Daughters get them Into Among those present at the first “We ought to welcome all organized May 14 to 17. The headquarters will w.u | the day,” and added, speaking of the It with laconic eUxiuence as the most Jones. Bishop of Porto Rico. Cardi their churches. We have formed the night’s session were: Bishop Henry C. effort In the interest of a general be at the Hotel Havlln. i reform to which the Daughters perfect state of human misery. There nal MartlnelU was appointed Chamber Queen’s Daughters to counteract this Potter, representing the Protestant peace, for all such effort is essentially Solemn High Mass will be celebrated j ^g^^te themselves chiefly: Is wanting to It no horror, moral or lain of the Sacred College. work, y/T he tabernacle on Broome Church; Rabbi Emil G. Hirsch of Chi Christian and supremely humane and In St Peter's Cathedral May 14 In -Among these duties we mention material. Us benefits. If any, arc Indi The Poi>e, In an allocution delivered strept is most harmful to us, and it cago. representing the Hebrew, and uplifting. The real evil of our modern the presence ot Archbishop Moeller. | rect and uncertain; Its eviis are imrafe to the Sacred College, referred to the piirtScularly that of protecting Chris- codld be purchased for a not \ ery large Mgr. Lavelle of the Cathedral, repre industrial and commercial conditions The sermon will be preached by Arch- diate, Inevitable and universal—vitia struggle lu France,, which he said was tian marriage against the dlsgracefiij.'^um of money. We need a building senting the Catholic. is the selfishness they tend to engen particularly painful to him. es be loved bishop Glennon of St. Umis. supreme providing idr and we need helpers.” Archbishop Farley had planned to tion of human clmracter, waste of life spiritual director of the order. At the education within the d^m ^c der. Why should we Ignore the most that "most noble nation." "This subject is very near to my speak and had prepared an address. and gain, arrest of human progress, in o)>ening session, addresses of welcome powelrfiii solvent of selfishness that "Its sorrows and joys,’’ he went on, walls as well as within the soji'ools: of heart,” said Archbishop Farley. “The justice to the helpless and innocent, will be made by Mayor Dempsey, He was unavoidably detained in Wash has ever been discovered, the religious "I consider as my own Instead of being checking those pests ' of isociety, popular and permanent legacies of Archbishop Moeller and State Presi Protestant clergy are less engaged in ington, where he went to attend the sentiment? those of her French rulers, who, after namely, the shameless license of spec hate, and all the fiercest and most dent Altenhurger. In the evening a proselyting than the women, and it is yearly conference of all the American "I believe with all my soul that until arbitrarily denouncing the Concordat, tacular representation and Immoral ruinous passions of the human breast, joint initiation of a large class ot women workers that we need." archbishops, and Father lAvelle ap we recognize, openly the moral power violently despoiling the Church, and its genuine symbol is the storm that members under the new ritual will peared In his stead and read the and authority of religion, not of the (ailing to recognize the ancient and blots out in a brief space the harvest, take place. The grand banquet will speech the archbishop had prepared. vague individual sentiment, but of or true glory of the country, tried to up Nevir S p a n ish C h u rch church in touch with the museum and the home, even life Itself, leaving be he held Thursday evening. May 16. Andrew Carnegie, who is chiefly re ganized religion—our efforts for a uni root the remains of the religion by library. It will centralize Interest in sponsible for the Peace Congress, was hind It desolation, despair and death. versal peace will accomplish but an im committing all kinds of excesses, even L. C. B. A. Convention. New York City is to Have Another things Spanish, and complete the har "W’e must all admit that even If we to preside on the opening night, but perfect result. I shall not, therefore, those most repugnant to French polite Church for Spanish-Speaking mony of the whole. As the Hispanic cannot totally abolish war much can The national convention of the delegated that duty to Blshoj) Potter, entirely surprise anyone If in connec ness, violating with the gravest offense People. Society is the only free public library and attended merely as a spectator. He be done and Is being done to mitigate dies’ Catholic Benevolent Association tion with the profound Influence of re every public and private law and cus Is to be held in Springfield, Mass., the The site of the proposed building will and museum In America established did not appear on the stage, but sat in its horrors. The people of the world ligion in all that tends to create and tom. In so doing they calumniated third week In July. Three officials, be Audu'uon Park. It will occupy four for the advancement of thp study of bis box in the center of the first tier should be grateful to all who liave in Mrs. Youngblood of Albany, New York, preserve a state of peace I call atten the episcopacy and Uit clergy, tried to city blocks to the west of the new Spanish and Portuguese language, lit with Mrs. Carnegie and two friends. any way contributed, as Individuals, Miss Kelly of Cleveland and Mrs. Mur tion to the continuous existence of a separate them Iroi^ the Holy See, and homes of the Hispanic and Numismatic erature and history, no educated Span rulers or assmlations, to improve the phy of Denver, Colorado, have recently Mr. Carnegie was late In arriving and famous tribunal of peace—the Holy purposely utilized the national Institu been in Springfield making arrange and Archreological Societies of Amer iard will come to New York without conditions of warfare, to strip It of Us most of the huge audience did not See at Rome. tions to further th^if antkrellgloas war ments for the meeting. ica. The church, which will be of visiting the museum. It will add to barbarian character and emphasize the The convention will open with Pon even know of his presence. -::Ua aarvlacs in tiub.paat,*o» so wall so as Us bs aU*4o the Holy See Spaish Renaissance, In keciiing. with the home feeling to find a chureh of ' SevefST of 1:fie"fji?Tgn* delegates 'who dTgfiliy^n'J^ght's'of'nian'^ven 3n (ho tifical High Mass at tire cathedral with know'n that all impartial historians, of being In opposition to JTench popu- Bishop Bearen as celebrant. The see the architecture of the Hispanic mus- their faith at the museum's door! ‘ went to Pittsburg early In the week as field of battle. even such as do not recognize Its spir lai institutions, which in reality were slons will be held In the high school ^ "mri and library erected by Archer M. “The Hispanic museum will not be "I am not preimred to say that we the guests of Mr. Carnegie, were de itual authority, agree that for centuries always recognized and respected." hall, beginning July 15. There will be ‘ Huntington, will front 166th street. It completed before the end of the year. shall ever entirely remove that dread between 1.500 and 2,000 delegates from layed on the return trip and did not It was a successiul court of final resort The Pope made no reference to the will be within two short blocks of tho Students, workers, may be admitted scourge from .society; but 1 believe it the 1,025 branches In tho country. reach the meeting until it was well for countless conflicts. The only prac Montagnlnl affair. L^7lh street subway station. The cotft during the summer months, but it can be notably diminished In fre advanced. tical international law for centuries The creation of seven new Cardinals National Convention of C. T. A. U. of the church will be $50,000. Tho takes a long time to catalogue (he more quency and mitigated in its conduct. Besides the three speakers, there was the Gospel of Christ as preached makes a total membership of slxty-two The Catholic Total Abstinence So giound and half of the required sum than 40,0fK) volumes of Spanish and It this mitigation of the brutalities of cieties are already making prepara Portuguese, and I do not want any one were on the stage Booker T. Washing by Its delegates to emperors aud kings. ip the Sacred College. There are thirty- Wire assured to .Archbishop Farley ton, Hamilton Holt, Hayne Davis war is to continue and is one day to tions towards the entertainment of thi to come here and ask for a volume that The Holy See is still the working head seven Italians and twenty-five foreign national contention of the Catholic To more than a y:Hr ago, provided (he re v.e are not prepared to give him. There cease among men, it will he through George Foster Peabody, .Mrs. Esther of the groat Catholic body, over 250,- ers. Fifty years ago the Italian ele- tal Abstinence Union of America, to be maining $25,(,iOO was raised before nfe boxes and bal«« of manuscripts, o the Influence of two great moral held In Cleveland next .August. The p.alntlngs, coins and archseologicjil oh- Herman, C. F. .Moberly Bell, Gen. Hor 1100,000 souls; and its moral authority meut had a majority of forty-nine. For ground was broken. The donor re forces, education aud religiou. convention will open with solemn jects still stored in warehouses, all of ace Porter, the Rev. Dr. Charles E. was never greater. .All these countless several weeks It was (eared that the served the right to select the architect. “I am of the opinion that wo ought services at Hie Cathedral and the aes- which must be made accessible in the .Jefferson. Dr. Frederick Lynch. Prof. millions would surely welcome the rec- Po|>e was altout to allow the Italian su'ns will be held In the Chamber of ‘1 am delighted," said Mr. Huntlng- nmstum before It is formally opened Samuel T. Dutton and Robert Erskine to appeal more directly to the Intluenco element another member, but at the Commerce. tou yesterday, "to have a Spanish to the public.” Ely. of all religious tKsllcs. In the Indlvld- (Continued on Page 4.) lest moment he listened to counsel aud appointed the Bishop of Burgos. Spain a cardinal. In the group of prelates raised to the The Catholic W orld C&rdlnalate is a practical newspaper Memorial to Archbishop Hughes men, one who when he was not bur dened with the care of a Bishopric knew the joy of getting something for beginning May 1st, instead of quar the consecration of the Right Rever Pastor and People of Errigal Traugh, County Monaghan,Ireland W ill Erect Church HIGHEST CHURCH IN EUROPE. tla |Hi|>ers that others were sure not 4 ‘■■•-■.V terly. Dr. 1, E. J. Lloyd, the convert end Nicholas Aloyslns Gallagher, to get, and of having In the paper he to His Memory. The highest church In Euroire stands from the Episcopal ministry, who re Tuesday, April 20th. On Sunday, April owned and edited "beats" and It is a happy conception, that of com- Father Callan’s Appeal. The Glory that His Name Shed Around tt.OOO (eel above tidewater. Its name cently delivered a course of lectures In 2Sih, St. Mary’s Cathedral will be sol "scoops.” He Is Cardinal Maffl, who "With the cordial liauctlon of tho Is St. Mary of Zitelt, near Salux, In the Chicago, has been engaged as editor. emnly consecrated. On Monday, mass meoratlng the distinguished sons of the Home of His Fathers. w'ili this week leave the famous Prl- Most Rev, Dr. Owens of Clogher, the "We hope, however, that although beautiful mountains of Grlson, the iarg- meeting in the Opera bouse and ou the Church in (he designation of e<- matial See of Tuscany and remain at priests and people of Errigal Traugh, eat canton of Switzerland, bordering IN THE WRONG CAMP. Tuesday Pontiflcal .Mass and sermon Archbishop Hughes la gone his mem Rome as one of the councilors of Plus clesiastlcal -•diflees. Few of her most County -Monaghan, have decided to pul on Austria. It is open (or worship by Most Reverend James H. Blenk, ory is still fresh and green in New X. Pietro Maffi is not yet fifty years zealous prelates have effected more for into deflnite shape a project which from St. John’s Day until St. Slichaers An Interest ing fact about the college D.D.. of New Orleans. A’ork. Here he is remembered for the presidents of Indiana was brought out old. He is a Lombard by birth. About the spread of the Light thau the late they have entertained (or years past glory that his name has shed arAund Day, 1. 0., from .Tune 24th to September this time last year the City of Pisa —It desire lo erect a fitting monument at the meeting of the Rhodes' scholar CATHEDRAL OF MEXICO SHAT Archbishop Hughes, the first Arch the home of his fathers; but New A’ork 29th. Alpine dairymen and women celebrated the silver jubilee of his ordi- to the memory of Archbishop Hughes, ship committee at indianaiKflis this TERED. bishop of New A'ork. Father Callan, has more than his fame to keep his and huntsmen aay their prayers in the n:;tton. Before he was a priost he was year. The members of the Rhodes’ the first Illustrious Archbishop of New memory bright. Most of his work little church. a newspaper man, wrote for local pa- thi pastor of Dr. Hughes's native York. The universal feeling through scholarship committee for Indiana are; It has been discovered that the great must still remain. The Cathedral lu-rs, and was correspondent for Ro- place, has decided to set about erect out the diocese of Clogher Is that the President Brt'un of the State Vniver- cathedral of Mexico City, one of the which he commenced; the numberless THE POPE’S JUBILEE. nian dailies and several foreign dailies. parish where he spent his youth and slty. President Hughes of Oiipauw, largest and most famous churches In ing a memorial church to Archbishop churches that sprang up as it by magic As he grew older his mind leaned early manhood should bear seme last The organlzallou for Plius X.'s Sac President Kelley of Karlham, Presi the world, was cracked from top to bot- Hughes, The necessity for a church throughout his vast diocese; the col toward the sciences. After his ordi ing memorial to his name: aud the erdotal Jubilee in 1908 Is getting well dent McIntosh of Wabash and Presi toni by the recent earthquake. The fis in the place is the occasion, ami it la leges, the schools, and the orphan asy nation he was Professor of Physics and iwople of Errigal Truagh heartily en lums, which gave him such anxiety, under way. The Catholic hierarchy dent Cavanaugh of Notre Dame. These sure is fifteen centimeteers, or an justly flttiug that Father Callan should the Natural Sciences at Pisa, and later dorse the laudable intention of i>erpet- are still to the fore, monuments of his is responding to the Invliatiou sent are good Irish names, all of them, yet eighth of an Inch, wide. Consterna rtorgunited the Vatican Observatory, associate the name of a modern evan luiting the memory of one of the gri:^tt- episcopate. Surely then our appeal to out by the dean of the College of Car Father Cavanaugh Is the only Catholic tion was caused by the discovery, and which was regarded as a monumental gollcai with the buUdlng of a nee.led esi and most renowned of her chil on the committee. One might protlt- New York for funds to help us in the dinals, and pilgrimage organization Is an engineer has been appointed to ex task. While at the seminary In Pisa dren At the present moment one of already being taken up abroad. Pil nbly speculate ou the vicissitudes amine the building to see what can be church In "The Green AVoods of Tru- erection of the Archbishop Hugfi^ he owned and edited II Ticino, a the deares! objects of the affection of Memorial Church, under the invocation grims and pilgrimages wUl be allowed w'hich have led so many bright Irish done in the premises. The cathedral agh." His faithful friends at home will weekly paper. On the death of Mgr. late .Archbishop Is In the final I'f St. Patrick, will not fall ou heedless to see the Pai>e every fifteen days. boys into the wrong camp. Is centuries old, and over a year was b.nd all their assistance, hut naturally Capponi he was appointed to the See .sciges of decay. ears. For us at home lu Errigal Tru consumed in its erection. It is built Father Callan, who has taken the work of Tuscany. This was the last episco it hand, will rely on generous cornier- "The church In which he first met agh it will be a labor of love; but It FATHER JUDGE MADE DOCTOR OF on the old site of the .Aztec temple, * POLISH ORPHANAGE. pal nomination of !.>eo XHl. Cardinal H* Bishop .iiid received the Sacrament is a work too heavy (or us to accom DIVINITY. one of the most historic spots tn all ation from those in New York who Maffl has presided over several big el Confirmation—in which ne assisted plish by ourselves; we are confident Lrrangcnients are being made by the Mexico. Thousands of tourists have have prospered and with whom (he On Krtda>. -April 5ib. Rev. Thomas niCetings of scientists from all part.“, nt bis first Mass, and made bis first tnat New York still retains a grateful Superioress of the Fellclan Sisters of visited the edifice. r<-ro!loction in favor of Archbishop E. Judge, editor of the New World, and of the world. In addition to hia work Hughes U sacred In memory or In tra C -lumuuion—in which he prayed for remembrance of Us first Archbishop. I Detroit to open a Polish orphange in pastor of .SL Finbarr's parish, was as a thwiogian, physicist, and news dition. the grace of a vocation, and where bis "In the name, then, and at the In Mllwaukw\ About twenty Sisters will FOR SYRIAN CATHOLICS. created Dot ;or of Divinity after a rig paper man, the Cardinal has written The younger generation of New York friends and nelghborji, assembled bc- stance of tho peoido of the Clara dis he placed m charge of the InKtltutloD. orouf examination lu every branch of The Rev. J. K. Yazbeck, a S>Tlan several novels. One of them, "The Vil Catholics have perennial monunienls ft-re its altar, prayed for hi.e safe voy- trict of the parish of Errigal Truagh. lage Hawks, ” is said to t>e his best ef Sacred Thcidogy. The examination priest of the Maroulte rite, Is lu Chi of Dr. Hughes’s great success as ad agt across the Atlantic, this church and with the full sanction of our he SPENT $60,000. fort lu this line. took place In the hall oi the Master of cago giving a mission to his country ministrator of a great diocese, while oi’ St. Patrick at Clara, must at loug loved Bishop, the Most Rev. Dr. Ow- the Palace, -.ne of the immense audi men of the archdiocese. Father Yaz the- oldest will understand how much last, after every remedy lo prolong Its en-s. Bishop of Clogher, wo most ear At the mect.lug of the board of gov PILGRIMAGE OF JOURNALISTS. ence i-ooms at the Vatican, and lu the beck, who is from Mount l.ebanon he wrought Like every good tradi exiateuce has been tried and failed, nestly ask and invate contributions ernors of the Catholic Church Exten presence of the procurators of all le- Palestine, is the nephew of Rl Rev A pilgrimage of Catholic journalists tion in Ireland, Errigal Truagh holds give place‘ to a new sacred t-dlflce on u>ward the Archbishop Hughes Memo sion Society held last week In Chicago, llgious ord< rs. Father Judge Is well Mgr. Yazbeck, superior of the Maron- from Belgium will arrive shortly after the memory of the Archbishop most the sanie ground and for the --amo holy rial Church from the Catholic exiles it was found that the society had dis known as the editor of the New World, ite missions In the United States, with with a gift to Peter’s Pence of $26,000 dear. The present archbishop of New purpose What more fitting Hum, than of Erin In whatever part of America bursed $GO,000 during its short life of of Chicago. headquarters at Boston. There are from newspaper men of Belgium. And A'ork, the Moat Rev. Dr. Farley, ht\« Uiftt it should be a memcrial church to they may be. but most especially do we a year and a half for the spread of the DIOCESE OF GALVESTON, about twelve priests of tho Maronite there will be a pilgrimage from tho many associations and with .Monaghan Archbishop Hughes? He loved the old appeal to the Catholics of Philodelphbt faith through tho southern and west rite in this country, ministering to Capital of Austria, delegates from all holds them green In his memory. Ho church dearly, and he surely would and New York to enable us to accom ern states. ‘‘Extension,’’ the organ of The diocese of Galveston will cele the spiritual needs of 80,000 of their the sodalities aud Catholic societies has given a personal contribution of have lovt.'d to raise up a nobler edlftco plish tho long-desire
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F o r th e ables, has been chosen. It Is; “Re the annual class picnic, which slways EXCHANGE CO.;'" Phone 811 York. solved, That a man, however wealthy proves one of the red letter days of the WORKS 1633 C ham pa S treet. and Carbons. ekyllghu, Outters, Cornloee and all ? .B . WHIPPLE. A. BYRNE. is Justified In spending hundreds of year. kind* of tin, copper and aheet Iron S40.00 The Sun Standard Visible Writer. work. KeUmntea furnlahod. dollars per guest In social entertain Saturday of this week occurs tho bi ."war Downla* Ave. I'hoae Black a038. Register ment.’’ The society’s year of 1907, monthly paper In evidence, embracing F. B. Whipple®Co. which has been a very prosperous, en a part of the commandments. 8T. LEO’8 PAR18H. tertaining and profitable one. will prob Aggies Play. Real Estate, Insarance, BOOK OS’ FIFTY "OLD PAVOIUTE SONOS," Word* and music sent tr»e on recolpt 8. CARlvSEN, fine shoe repairing. ably close with one more mretlng after This (Thursday) afternoon on the Hi your nam* and addr*** witb nam* of on* or more person* thinking of buying a 1480 South Tenth street, near Colfax L oa n s BstablUhed 1SS3— Phone Main 5*70 this, at which time somewhat of a liter local diamond the baseball aggregation Piano, Organ or Talking Uachlna BEST BARGAINS IN 'ITIE CITY IN avenue. Tel. 2584 113 Boston Bldg. ary program with closing exercises will from the State Agricultural College JEWELRY AND OPTICAL GOODS. be had. Ifnckrtlisle B4w. DENVER, COLO. Go to cross bats with the college team and Jnwnlor and Philosophy Tackles Ethics. a fast game of ball Is expected. The HacKethal Ireson MONUMENTS SCIPEL O p tic ia n Philosophy class has Just plunged local players feel confident of repeat Undtrtakars ind Enbalitrs 782 PIKeenlh St. Near Stent. into the “beginning of the end," with ing the Fort Collins event, with varl J. M. GREEN a rapid-fire course In ethics, and from atloiis. I4IU Saotb Uth Street. Manufacturer and Dealer In the frequent gesticulations it seems Fr. Lonergan has been confined to TclepkaneMalB SaiS. DENVER, COLO. all kinds of that many are having a hard time his room with a very severe rase of S /S TO S B / SiXTCCtIW ST KirmimebLDC Monuments, Stetuery, Building Church Directory keeping their heads above wa the gnrippe for two weeks or more, and 8T. FRANCIS DE SALES PARISH. WorK end Veults ter in the whirlpools of "Ultimate Immaculate Conception Cathedral— permitted himself to venture out only Yard. 1MT6 Ijifayette. TfL White 171« Ends,” “Vincible and Invincible Ignor Eatablished 1878. .jOgan avenue, between Eighteenth and the fore part of the week. He Is now ance,” “Concupisclble and Irascible fairly well over It. TUCK & M cCa r t n e y ST, PATRICK’S PARISH. Nineteenth avennes. Rt. Ret. N. C. The W. H. STEWAKT AGENCY CO. ------^ Mats, residence 1536 Logan avenue; Hardware Co. Rev. P. A. Phillips, Rev. H. L. Mo Dealers In SELLS & W EBER Menamln, Rev. M. W. Donovan, Rev. General Insurance HARDWARE, FURNACES, PAINTS, Father Belief; realdence, 1738 Logan 5tory of the “Stabat M ater” iS4> Champa Street - - ' - DENVER, COLORADO OILS, GLASS. Phone Main 576. 478-480 South Broadway. Grocery and Meat Market avenue. It was a gloomy evening in tn« to re-echo through the silence of th4 V. Masses ca Sundays at 6:30, 7:30, month of .March. 1306. The voice ol chapel, a friar bowed with age cam< Fresh and Salt Meats, Fancy 8:30, 9:30, 10:30; week days, 6, 8:16. MONTCLAIR PARISH. the wind moaning through the leaflesi forth from the ranks of cowled men For a Netw Spring' Hat Groceries. Sacred Heart Church—Comer Lari- trees seemed llke[the wailing of lost and, fixing his eyes humbly on the mer and Twenty-eighth streets. Con Prompt Delivery. 3341 Clear Creek Ave soule present in the wilderness. Nol ground, said; R . P . b & W l S ducted by the Jesuit Fathers. Pastoral At Reasonable Price and Good residence, 2760 Larimer street. As- a star sbotle In the murky sky. From "Father, 1 am the man." BUILDING CONTRACTOR. tlstant pastors. Rev. Edward Barry, 8. time to time vivid streaks of lightning Every eye was now turned sudden Style, Go to Tel. 2229 Main. Established 1886 Shop next door to Montclair P. O. I.; Rev. Henry Swift, S.J.,; Rev. F. X. lit up the heavens with a scintillating ly toward the Brother, whose thin, at Phone White 518. FRED M. C LA R K E, Prop. Gubtosl, S.J pallort as they chi^sed each othm tenuated figure gave token of man) Prompt attention given to repair T h e Porter M illinery Co. work. Plans and estimates furnisheil CLARKE’S RTSTADR ANT Sundays, low mass at 6:00,7:00, 8:30 through the blackness of darkness. fasts and mortifications; while a con cnildren), and 9:30. High mass and The bell of the convent of the Friar* upon application. General hardware Open 6:30 a. m. until 8:00 p. m. fused murmur burst from many Ups: at down-town prices. lermon at ll o’clock. Week days, mass We also use your own trimmings to good advantage. «t 4:30, 6:00, 7:00 and 8:00 o'clock. Minor of Callaznnl began to peal "Brother Jacopono da TodI!" "Gooi! FVRNISHIO ROOMS VP STAIRS weirdly through the gloom, calling the Brother Jacopone!” “The friend ol 1646 Curtis St., Denver, Colo. St. Joseph’s—Comer South Water inmates to prayer; its monotonous Phone Main 8433. 1626 Welton Street, Denver, Colo, S T JO SE PH ’S PARISH. Personal Experience 20 Years. street and Sixth avenue. Rev. Thomas Dante!” “The sweet singer of Holy P. Brown, C. SS. R., pastor, assisted dtngdong, dtngdong resounded through Poverty,” “The client of Our Lady ol by the Redemptortst Fathers, Rev. Ste the deary silence, till at last .through Sorrows!" “What new chant has he P.O . Lacroix Phone Main 2313. phen Elsier, C. S3. R.; Rev. WllUam the length and breadth of the little been comiiobing?" O'Shea, C. SS. R.; Rev. Henry Guen villages Bcat.t4ned here and there Fra Jacojione did not answer a sin ther, C. SS. R.; Rev. Frederick Vogt, through the valley, each particular T . - A . . FLYISTTST Market and Grocery J. 6. Garvin & Co. C. 8S. R. Pastoral residence, 605 W. gle word. Replacing the hood which Our Sperlnity U Siith avenue. chapel bell chiming forth the Angelas he had thrown back when he ad 1448 Curtis St. Charles Blk., Fifteenth and Curtis. RVAI.ITV VNO 1.0W PRICES. made a kind of gentle echo, oft re 710 South Tenth St., under Y. M. C. A. Sundays, low mass at 6:00, 7:30 and dressed the superior, he knelt, kissed Phone Brown 761. DRUGGIST peated. to that of the large one In the 9:00 (children’s), and high mass at the ground, and went quickly toward W holesale and Retail 2401 West 32d Ave., Denver, Colorado. 10:30. Vespers at 7:80 p. m. Week convent tower. Within the monastery, the great organ. In his eyes burned SEE days, masses at 6:00 and 8:00 o'clock. a faint glimmer of light in the chapel the flame of genius: his head ap Phone Pink 671. St. Leo the Great—Corner Tenth revealed the hurrying friars coming peared to be surrounded by a celestial street and Colfax avenue. Rev. Wm. TEAS and COFFEES STANDART O’Ryan, pastor; Rev. Father White, as through the silent corridors to theli nimbus. NcsGie Ad M aher stalls, their sandalled feet making AboutInsarance sistant. Masses on Sundays, 6:00, 7:00, All at once, to the groat astonish Can supply large coasumers, colleges, institutions, hotels aud restau MILLINERY 9:00 and 10:30. Week days. 6:00 and scarcely a sound upon the tiled pave ment of the religious, the oigan begat rants. 1622 Arapahoe 9:00. ment. to Etgh as if tho angel of sorrow anf Phone Main I960. WE WILL CALL. Annunciation—Thirty-sixth and Hum 625 IDTH ST.. DENVER, COLO. The gloom and chill of the night lamentation had touchthl U: th faci holdt streets. Very Rev. Mgr. Henry were In accord with the mood of the PAINLESS DENTISTRY Robinson, V. G., pastor; Rev. Father of Fra Jacopone became overspread H. OESTERREICH, Pres. Phone 1878 C. HAAK, Secretary Walsh, assistant. Residence, 3621 religious who on this evening were with a celestial light, and in a sera LOUIS EL CRAiNE Humboldt street Sunday masses at filled with an Involuntary anxiety and phlc voice he intoned thl.'^ subllmi QUEEN CITY DYE W ORIIS & BROS. 5:30, 7:30, 9:00 %Pd 10:30. terror. On the previous night inystert. elegy: LADIES’ AND GENTS’ CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION POSTIO. ous noises, prolonged and plalniiva CLEANED, DYED AND REFINISHEO. Expert Oentlets St. Patrick’s—Osage street and West and Oral Sur Thirty-third avenues. Rev, Joseph P. sighs, had strangely distuihed the Stabat Mailer dolorosa, Don’t throw your carpets away; we make them as good as new. Goods ‘The Chose Stodlo’ geon*. O d o x o n e Carrlgan, pastor; Rev. F. B. Klein- sleep of tho community. From whenca Juxta crueem lacrymosa called for and delivered. (their patent) brech, assistant. Residence, 3251 Osage Work* 814 W . 14th Ave.; Office 631 15th St. D ENVER, COLO. 9 1 0 AiaaSeawnn JMw, used for all pain did the sounds proceed.' One of tho Dum pendeh.at Films. less operation*. street. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:00 Cujus anlm.im tom-uteni, No pain or No Pay and 10:30. brethren thought they came from the Rr«ldciic« Pbottc llrown 90. OflUe 2103 W. S2J cemetery; another, from the cloister; Contristatam et :!olenfom, B OfBcr PhiiDc Sooth 751. Ave & 1132 15lh St. Dominic's—Comer West Twenty- St. flfth avenue and Grove street. Rev. F. a third, that they Issued from the ex Pertransivit g'it Jiu*. Joseph K Itt A. O’Neill, O. P., pastor; Rev. J. B. treme end of the chapel. A fourth de The admiration of (he monk- now SflDiil? & CoDstrDclioo Klrcher, O. P.. assistant. Residence, clared that the dolorous wall came resolved Into a kind of terror WM. tAYCR, Manage*. Real Estate and Loans Subscribe for 2431 Boulevard. For at the voice of Fra .lacopone the from the choir; adding that the organ, 1522 Stout Streot. Pipe Insurance St. Elizabeth’s—Corner Curtis and played by invisible hands, had accora- Image of Our I^.dy of .Sorrows . i-iiiKd Eleventh streets. Rev. Plus Manx, 0. Tglgphon* Main 2262. South Side property a epeclalty I>anied the chaiu with notes so sad to move, whlli ''i- r .mi;. s ol 17 Kaat PIrat Ave., Rroadnay, Denver. F. M., pastor. Assistant priests; Rev. eeiakliattM rhMno. the Register Pr. Bernardln, O. F. M.; Rev. Fr. Aloy- that they pierced one’s very soul. the Crothlc vault appeared to repeat alus,, 0. F. M.; Rev. Fr. Athanasius, 0. When the religious were asiembled ih« tones of an am-.-lic choir t< '-fully R obertson’s F. M. Masses on Sundays at 6:00, for Matins, the Father Guardian, rais accompanying the dolorous plaint of WHEN PATRONIZING OUR ADVERTISERS PLEASE MENTION TH I ANNUNCIATION PARISH. 7:30, 9:00 and High Mass at 10:30. ing his voice, spoke ns follows: the Inspired musician. CATHOLIC REGISTER. Sermon In English at 9:00, in German Softly sobbln)!. like a p(x>r 'xl!*- who B a k e r y at 10:30. Masses on week days at "Brethren, let us humbly ask of God For the finest hom e-m ade 6:00 and 8.00. Vespers on Sundays to make known to us the cause of endeavors to stiflt his lonely sighs, he G lia'. Crowley at 3:30 p. m. those lamentations which have trou raised his eyes to th* imagt -at Ou/ 4-44-4-44-f44-4-f4-f4-4--f-f4+-M-4-44-f4-4-4-f4-4-»-M"M--f44-4-f44-4-4-f-M-4-4-M-f Bread, Cakes and Pies. staple and Fancy Groceries. Meata, St. Francis De Sales—Alameda and bled the peace and silence of this Lady of Sorrows aud continued: 1154 CHAMPA. Fruits and Vegetables. 8. Sherman avenues. Rev. J. J. Don house of prayer and penitence. Let us O quam tristie et ntilieta, I I OfUco Hour« Sundays Your Trade Is Solicited. nelly, pastor. Masses on Sundays at 4- 4- beg the Holy Mother of God. whoss Full ilia benedicta 8 to 12. I to 5. By Appointment. 3700 Franklin St., Phone Black 2595. 9:00 and 10:00. X feast we celebrate today, to deign to Mater Unigenltl! -f D R . J . J . O ’N E IL Telephone 4206. Church of the Holy Ghost—Corner Intercede for us with her Divine Son * Curtis .and Twentieth streets. Rev. P. Quae moerebat, el doleimt, -4 AD- 4 WHY SHOULD YOl THE JOHN A MARTIN DRUG CO. Behder, pastor. Masses ou Sundays All prayed fervently. When they Pla Mater dum vldeh it, DENTIST SuooesBor* to F. Stetnhauer. at 7:15 and 9:30. Catechism, 2 p. m. had finished, an old rcllgiour. ap Natl t>oenBs Inclytl. Vespers, 7:30 p. m. proached the Kitlher Guardian and Phone Bl.ock 1776. 20-21 Nevada Bldg., Drugs and Family And thus, i>alpUatlni; with emotion, nth and Coltfurnla Sts. said: St. John the Evangelist—Harman, like one .igoolslng In the ijr >.■ , of YERLISE IN A Medicines corner E. Fifth and Josephine. Rev. “Father, I have good u-usnn* for be his Supreuii Judge, tlo- -ln>. - went 816 FIfl. inth Street (Charles Blodk) flraothy O'Brien, pastor. Residence, St. lievlng that the my ds 'lous volet that 8n. Siiddenl.r fhe film mow i ! a . I'KNVEH, C01X)UADO. Joseph’ hospital. Mass at 9 o’cl(x;k. has troubled oiir 4luml)ers dot s not S c h a e f e r Sunday school after maiia. though the wing of D«Ath har lo - died come from the lenib. h.- Mime of the him In pur‘*liig, his hiUids could uo CATHOLIC PAPER? St. Joseph’s (Polleh)—Corner North brethren say, but ihal It helonga to a T e n t (8 l, Awning Co. WM. C. RUSSELLw Pi-arl avenue and Third street. Globe- longer miuilpulate thi kt) . !; - ,..ild rellgloua of thla community. A word rllle, Rev. Theo, Jarsynakt, pastor. Res Hardly aecompoiiy (he lest stn-lns, Daalar l« fBH H H I from you will dispel the mystery” idence. 302 N. Pennsylvania avenue. he murniuivd In an - Jtplriu* vota;; Fortieth street station. The nupt'rlor hi'illeted a rnoiu-'ul; WOOD Holy Family.- Berkeley, corner West but, Immediately teroverlrg liltn=:e!f. Quando rotpus mnrlefur, COKE COAL Br auee we resth Tathollos who have money to spend. and Forty fenrlh avenue and Utica street. he said: Fsc ut iinifviH* ,’on'tiif Rev. L. Fede, 8. J., psator. Sunday “Light oil the c.nidley, and 1*1 ih-. Pii'ftdirl gloii*. Because the .Kivertisert in our paper ir « strictly rsliable. We C h a rc o a l. masars at 8 and I0;t0. monks bp cminled .vreording to Ihtdr lAV ' U#lltm HI. VitnU 4th • lArIttiiM “I’niiitllfll ginria’’’ |i was t'.y.- ib ;. . .ir'-y only snnoum -iment* that isn bo rsad by svsry member of MontfUir Church.—Bervlfoa at the rank, that ll may be lentned wlielh' i Mote k’t!» .Incopnn^ rr-o th. family Town hall, rtirner .icneva and Tlilr all are li,*r. jM-e oni " Hi K. K. «(FKiTN
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DENVER NORMAL AND PREPARA10RY SCHOOL XTI ml A o ■ Babies taken up to 8 o'clock by o«» Socialism and Charity FIRE S A L t PIANOS Offers U‘c following. A Careful preparation for county teachers’ exam An eastern piano factory burned ination. Preparing In the shortest possible time consistent with thorough jL a a \ L 1 X. GREAT AR18TG LAM^ ______down and the m&uufacturer, who U a work tho«e landldates who wish to enter our technical and professional Gallery open Saturday till 10 p. a dealer also, sold $18,
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y> Km'hester is about to establish a house of residence, chapel and school Over 5,000 People THE CATHOLIC REGISTER of history, psychology and philosophy at Cornell university. in Attendence It is proposed under this new’ plan that Catholic students who w’ish PublUhed WMkI; br The Church of Rome THE RBOI8TBR PHR U8HINO COMPANT. to study these branches will be able to take them under teachers (Continued trom Page 1.) Third Floftr, Wentern Newspaper Union Buildins. CurtU 8t.. Denver. Colo. AM EDBB 1. CA8KY, President. friendly to their faith, and that they shall receive the university THOS. J. CAKET, Vice President ognition of the Holy See as a faetor in Mighty all*, .itands the seiitinel of And with dlai'iples and apostles JOSEPH V. BIRD. Secretary. credit as though they were taken to the regular departments of the light brave, IU.tvi»u ee e»cona>cias8 matter at the poetofllde at Denver, Colorado. inteniational arbitration. And breathes on man the balmy His wisdom and His words In one College of Arts and Scienci*. ’I am not prepared to say just how brsatb of Heaven, small tome. Insured by Christ to walk the paths He left on earth the souls of men The proiiosition has many friend.s, and without doubt will be the Holy See might again take its o f right to save And teach Ihs truth by Ood to And made His teacher of the PUEBLO CATHOLIC REGISTER aceeptetl. place as a factor In the work of uni mortals given. Church of Rome. versa! peace, or how the Christian The olde.Ht power on earth, yet ill McCarthy Block, Pueblo, Colo. We believe it will be but a short time when all the state universi young and strong. The Homan empire felt before the Wm. C. F ltzserald. world shall resurrect a tribunal that To all ahe shows the shortest pow er ties will adopt the same course, as it is practical and sensible and Journey home. That Christ bequeathed to his Issued every Thursday. was once Its pride and honor. Persistently she fights against the Bstebllshed AprU II. lis t . teachers few. allows to Catholics their just rights. "1 think 1 can safely say that If the w rong— Upon Us ruins in auspicious hour PhoB* N o„ U b Io b 1(170. The mightiest power on earth—the The teachings of the Cross took Holy See were no longer excluded Church of Rome! root and grew. Against the slanders of two thou CONVICTING CORPORATIONS from this noble and eminently rellg sand years. Iona enterprise the thirteen or more Upon a rock her founder laid her Despite the mouthings. the malig keel. nant foam. n. millions of American Catholics would And with His blood His last com The heresies, the schisms and the Colorado Sp’gs Catliolic Register Last Saturday in Chicago the Standard Oil Company wa.H con mandment sealed. Jeers at once take a livelier interest in the With love divine for man's immor Of infidels,she thrives—the Church Room S, Midland Block, Colorado BprlnKt, Colo. victed on an indictment for rebating. The Interstate Commerce movement for the alxgition of war. it tal west o f Rome. J. Fred Roth. On -'alvary's cross His wisdom Issued every Thursday. Commission handed down tbe verdict, after thorough investigation. would appear to them as more than a was revealed. .Majestic, grand, sublime she stands Bstabitahed April J9, 1I0(. Both God and man, both human and and views Utopian scheme, as eomethlng prac divine. Phoae Ke., Main .12-t. Now it cannot be said that the Oiumissiou is hostile to corporations, The sects that aeparata for ticable, and in a large measure attain- He left on earth high heaveii’s ex worldly gain. as many large eon<*eriis have been discharged. alted dome, She knows no compromise, she can able.” A palace where Hia words as Jewels not choose licbating is something that should be stopped at all costa, as it shine— But teach the truth her mission to George T. .Angell, president of the ills kingdom here, the sacred attain. gives a larger concern tbe advantage over its ^eake^ competitor and American Humane Society of Boston, '’hurch of Roms. Her life perpetual by Heaven de DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER creed. .l<*troy.s competition entirely. sent a telegram to the congress ask And like a mustard seed His wisdom Her mission love, her goal man's Third Floor, 1824 Curtis St., Denver, Co lorado. spread heavenly home. It is deplorable when large concerns must bo approached with the ing that a resolution be adopted call O’er pagan lands, o’er mighty em All men on earth who would from Issued every Thursday. ing upon every nation to follow the ex pires old; sin Ite freed Bilabltshsd September 23, 1105. Dig stick before they w’ill keep within the law. However, we believe Hts words, had life, though soul and Must seek salvation through the Phoar .\o„ Mala MI3. ample of Chili and Argentine, which body (led; CHiurch o f Home. that the Commission will hav’e to tell the Standard but once to stop He still resided with His earthly EUflENE F. O'RIORDAN. jointly erected a peace monument on fold. (’hicugn. rebating. the dividing boundary line, and erect X REPRESENTATIVES: monuments of Christ on their boundary ■DMOND F. BOYLE, 22.". East Tenth St.. Leadvllle, Colorado. MISS TERESA RESCH, 214 Qoddard Ave., Trinidad, Colorado. THE PEACE CONFERENCE line. He also wanted, the nations to largest gain by adding 134 members MISS MARY McOUIUB, 901 Water St. Canon City, Colorado. Dominican Chapter MRS. NELUE KiSER. 902 Walnut St Tel. Red 2722. Boulder, Colorado agree (hat, before going to war, they to Its jurisdiction. The largest For MISS BESSIE FARRE1.J^ Aspen, Colorado, must first tear down their monument ester state is Illinois, with 350 courts MISS ANNA ROSS, Montrose, Colorado. The Peace Congress, which was lield in New Yoi-k city last w’cek, is To 3e held At Viterbo, Italy, Next MISS AUCE O BOYLE, Oreefey, Colorado. of Christ and demolish It. Month. and 35,886 members. Ohio Is neav- MRS. MARY HCllWEtOKR, Hox 255, Vidor, Colorado. but a slight indication of the mighty effort being made to promote har iii,- the 9,000 mark, and on account of ; MISS AONE8 WINTERS. Ouniilaon, Colorado.______So great wa.s the crowd at the doors A general chapter of the Dominican mony among the nations of the world. The Congress is now a perma of Carnegie hall when they were first the cnihusiasro injected Into the work ■ubtcribers and others who have news Items should hand same to rsp- Order will be held ar Viterbo, near by the State Court it is expected the •entatlva In their town, it one Is located there. We want a representative nent organization and will be convoketl annually. opened that the many police on band Rome, Italy, on May 10th. Very Rev, Ik avary town. The clergy and others are solicited to send la writings on inemltersblp will easily reach the 10,- It was verj’ noticeable, however, in the meeting in Carnegie Hall had a strenuous time of it keeping or Hyacinth Corntler, the Master General aartbing that may prove Interesting to readara. OW mark before the end of the year. that among those present were a large number of militant peacemak der among the peace advocates. ’Those of the Dominican Order, will preside, ffka Catholic RaglaUr la on aala In Danvar at Sunday, May 26, will be a great day who were without reserved seats and and delegates will be present from all JAS. CLA RK E CHURCH GOODS H 0»18E, 1645-1C47 Calllornia S t ers. They were strangely out of place in such a conferenct*. for Chicago Foresters, It Is intended C. J. SN ELL 2740 Larim er 8 t were unable to get Into the crowded parts of the world, representing the MRS. F. FISHER. Cor. 11th and Curtis Sts., opp. 8l. Elisabeth’s Church. Those interested in any move for peace should realize that before to initiate a class of 1,000 candidates galleriea were not In a peaceful mood viirlous provinces of the order. 3t and have 7,000 members of Illinois *1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE. any headway can be made all must work in hannony. There must be at all when advised to go to the over Joseph’s province, which comprises all courts present on the occasion. W nCBI>-^ha advertisers in this paper who have aubinttled clear and sat- nnitication. flow meeting held In churches near of the Eastern part of the United Maotory proof of reliability and square dealing with patrons are recommended by. At one of these meetings Edwin Ste*eo, will be represented by Rev. Ar M ntecribera The puhllsnere request that any unsatisfactory deal with any It is easy to preach peace, but a very difficult thing to bring it WHAT SHE REMEMBERED. D. Mead addressed the crowd and said: thur L. McMahon, O. P., of Washing Mrm represented in this paper, be promptly reported at once. Tbe publisher about. raaarves the right to discontinue any advertisement without notice. ton, D. C., and Rev. Francis A. Gaffney, OORRKgPOlVUifiNTBy—One live correspondent desired In every parish In the "The cause in whose Interest we Husband—"Many i>eople at church Arakdloceae. O. P., of Newark, New Jersey.,, Both •OLICI'TOHS— Energetic hustlers wanted In every town and mission In tbe TO FIGHT SALOONS have gathered tonight is the com this afternoon, dear? “ AMbglocese, to solicit subscriptions for this paper. Only reliable persons manding cause of our time. Slavery were elected to the important mission MWted. Liberal commission. Wife—“Yes. a large number.” TAKK NUTK.—Corresinmdenta and general rvipresentatlves of this paper was the great problem of the last gen at a meeting of the rectors of the order “Good sermon?" ere never authorized to make drafts or borrow money on account of this com- A question that mast be met now’ is the liquor
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s r the team from that etty. FortXoUins Council No. 1 2 1 4 The banquet served by the ladles of the clly at Menard's Opera ffouse LEADVILLE m would do credit to the Brown Palace ...THE... hotel of Denver, and was praised by ail of the speakers. t\ai^Hrs of Columbus Institute A nother Coun Dennis ONeill. Dennis Shay and Mar Father Loughran, pastor of McCook, .Mrs. Monell has returned from a visit is an ideal and witty toastmaster and cil in Northern Colorado—Canon to Denver. tin McMannu*. I t 1. P. bn introductions kept the big audience Knight - Campbell Florence Moran returned to school Mr. John M’alsh died at his home, In the beat of humor. 40« Bast Fifth street. Friday morning, Lecturer O'Brien of 5.1S council. Den City Next Sunday last week. ver. repreoented the state deputy of the The funeral of the late J. F. O'Leary after a week’s Illness of pneumonia. jurisdiction of Colorado and responded Music Company recorder, Kdward F Uveriiash; treas Ovet 200 member* of the Knlcht* of was held from his residence on East Mr. Walsh was a mining man and was to the toast ‘The Knights of Colum bus. ” Ills treatment of the subject CoIumUun conjfregated In F ort CoUine, urer, W. A. Hyan; warden, John Kighth street Monday a. m. snd was an early settler of Leadvllle. He lived (^Ubs Largest Music C o n c ^ in Coioraclo.} Markin; lecturer, U<-v. Father I.aJeu- elicited hearty applause. Colorado, on Sunday, April 21nt, to w lt- one of the largest attended In L«ad- here nearly alt hi* life with the excep Father Kelly of Indlanola made a nesn the institution of the new coun nesse; advocate, Charles Duncan; out ville for many years. Services were tion of a few years’ residence in San philosophical nddresa on the “Devel ride guard, F. J, Kneumeyer; trustees, opment of an Ideal " which was mas cil which ha» been looked forward to conducted by Rev', J. J. Gibbons at the Francisco, Together with hi# family, M. J, Fitzpatrick and K. J. LIvernash; terly. AN ENTIRE BUUJDINQ DEVOTED EX lor »ome time. Church of the Annunciation at »;S0, he narrowly -scaped from the Are and Father Lutz of Orleans spoke of the Many mcmbera came from Denver, delegate to the st4t" council, C J. Mc Interment following at St. Joseph’s earthquake in that city a year ago, pleasure it gives priests to see orders CLUSIVELY TO HIQH-QRADE like the K. of C. spreading In the land some from Colorado Springs, and other Guire. cemetery. Mr. O'l^eary was an old resi after which he moved to Leadvllle. He The exercises were concluded with a Altogether it was a gala day for Mc ,'_J; points, a representative delegation dent here and was well known and was forty-flve years old and leaves a Cook hunquet which was accompanied by the wife and five children, the youngest came from Cheyenne, Wyoming, while highly respected among the mining Pianos, PianoPlayers.Player Pianos.Organs.Talk- usual flow of oratory, wit and mirth. being less -than a week old. The fun ' Boulder council turned out en masse. men. The pallbearers were J. Bresne- eral was held at the Church of the An Diocese of Lincoln Qllilrty-olght candidates became mem han, Dennis O’Leary, James Murphy, nunciation on Tuesday morning. ingMachines.Small Instruments,SheelMusic.etc. bers Of the now council, while other* Canon Clly ?lexl. were Initiated for the councils at Den A new council will be instituted at Illshop Heaaeam t» Clergy aaS lailly. giving us the largest musical warerooms west of Chicago, and oa. at tb* Bishop’s House. largest and finest stocks in the country. We have been ezcluslv. Stolaway ver and Boulder, Among the new Canon City on next Jlunda.v," April 2Sith. w ife and son. Mrs. ScUuth w ill be te- Uncoln, Neb,, ,\prll 10, 1907. Piano dealers for over thirty years. We sell iBstraoieata *■ eug Mimthlj members is Rev. Father liaJeunessc-, The first and second degrees will be membered as Miss Marne Outlirle. They To the Very Reverend and Reverend Mymeats. We rent pianos. A flue Victor Talking Machine ngator of Fort Collins. conferred by officer, of Victor-Cripple Clergy of the Diocese of Uncoln: Outfit. tlO.te. with records complete, for only $3.00 down pay S I L V E R r O N will be at the Guthrie rsaich for the The .Most Eminent Cardinal Prefect ment. Complete catalogues and Information sent free. Sheet 1 The ceremonies took place at th* Creek council, the third degree by summer. of the Sacred Congregation of Propa music and Instruction books of sli kinds. Send or menttonl Masonic Temple. M. W. Purcell, dis State Deputy Reddin, aesl.sted by Dis i Cliff Goodner of the Goodner Bros. ganda at Rome in a communication ad this ad. trict deputy of the northern district, trict l>eputy ami oincers of I^jadville Machine Shops. Is slowly recovering dressed to me under date of March l.-ilh Deliver St >rez Colorado Springs Store: exomplitled the third degree, assisted council. St. I'atrivk's Chtirrli IXrdlcatvd. ot the current year informs me of the On Sunday, April 2Jst. the handsome from a severe attack of Inflammation Joy with which the uforementinned Sa by State Deputy John H. Keddln. On the same day i large class will cred Congregation read the report re 623-31 California St. 226 N. Tejon St. St. Patrick’s church was dedicated. of the «/ea, whieh has Incapacitated Following are the ofllcer* of the new bo given the third degree at Cheyenne. cently submitted by me on -the prog High Maas was celebrated immediately him for his work for the past two ress and condition of the Church In council: Grand knight, James W. Fee- Wyoming. District Deputy Purcell will weeks. after the ceremony, the choir singing this diocese. While hrlnglng this pleas noy; deputy grand knight, Charles Mc- be in charge of the work The council ing Information to your notice, I beg Itusewlg's Mass in “F" In a most be- Mr.s. Howard Chandler of St. Paul. APPENDICITIS CONQUERED. (ilnnity; chancellor, D. M. Mayer; llnan- of Ijiramle. Wyoming, will attend in a to add my own congratulations that Minensot.i, a ntf ?e of .Mr. J. J, Guthrie, your un.sclflsb and tireless seal nnd the clal secretary, James H. Kneumeyer; body. fltting manner. Father Brown, C. S, 8 . i R. of 8 t. Joseph’s church. Denver, is the guest of the Outhrle.s at their devotion and generosity of your good BUENA VISTA Kansas City has a doctor who has borne east of town. people in the upbuilding of the Church preached the sermon and began the In Nebraska have re<-elved such signal ± found what the medical profession has mission which continues through the The Columbus club was very pleas and extraordinary recognition from been seeking to learn for many years week. antly entertained by ilr. and Mrs. Chos. the supreme authority of the Church. The Catholic parish of Buena Vista "The Uses of the Appendix Verml- M. Burke at their home, on East Pine I take this occasion to Inform you ^ Trinidad, Colorado We quote the words of Father O’Mal (hat until January 1. 1808. I shall re la 1 1 1 • very prosperous condition. Many form.’’ This doctor. C. H. Carson, ley, pastor of Silverton, on the true avenue on last Wedne.'sday evening. ceive the clergy and the laity from new C.itholio families have been ar looks upon surgical operations that import of Hie detllcation of a church Messrs. Long nnd Ktzer of Ordway outside the city of Uncoln In the new riving at this pleasant and beautiful remove the aj)pendix as a crime drove over last Friday and were the chancery office in Capitol Place on visitor one day lu-'^t week. 81ie also of God: Tuesdays from 10 o’cbK’k a. ra. until a little city during the past year until against nature. He has cured perma Ueneral Supt. J. 11. Welch of the guests of Mr. Guthrie for the day. (Colorado & Southern railway, spent visited her sister, Afrs, Conroy, at the "The ceremony by which a Catholic o’cIocK p. m. our census now numbers nearly eighty nently every case of appendicitis that Mr. Allchael Colgan of Wichita. Kan Your Devoted Servant in the Lord. Sunday with his family, and returned ho.spltal. Hhe left April oth for Daw church I# dedicated to the service of families The new smelter Jvist es- has been brought to him for treatment sas. Is a recent arrival In Rocky Ford. THOMAS BONACliJI. to Denver the following evening. son, New Mexico, to visit another Ood Is a soleinn one, and can not fall to Bishop of Uncoln. tablislied enlarges tbs city's payroll at his home, W’ashington and Twelfth be Interesting to those that have not The recent snow was welcomed by fSEORGK AGirs. ind InsnreK it of an increased buslnc';:: streets, Kansas City. Mlsourl. He pub Mrs, Kugenlo Oarola entertained on daughter. .Mrs. O'Biieii, where she will witnessed such a ceremony before. But, those whose Interests are In the soil, Secretary. activity. lishes a magazine which gives foil de Tuesday evening of last week In honor stay for a few weeks’ visit. Mrs. Ben Beshoar. whose life was de to the reflecting mind, It is not the but the accompanying cold destroyed Rev. Father Whelan is more than tails of this method of treatment, and of her two guests from Denver, the g-19 «19 0^ 19 « 4-4'4^ ♦ 4-» 4’4 4-<9 419 4-» » to 4-19 « spaired of for several days, is now Im ceremony Itself; It Is not the prescribed the last vestige of hope for the fruit pleased at the progress mat has taken will send it to all who write him. Misses Kelly. The party was but an place during the past year and Is plan proving rapidly. VIer many friend* prayers, the action of the officiating grower. Senator Crowley reports the TWO WEKS IN ALL PAPERS ...... Informal affair, as the parties arc only I SALID A *ning extensive Improvements In the minister, the movements of the attend destruction of prospects for an apple I hurch and the church property. here for a short time. Miss KlizabetU will be glad tfr hear that she is on the * * ants; it is not the dropping of the puri crop In Ills line orchard as almost com -tl-gkg-N-k-g«-g-g-gg-g-ti-tig.»i9i9i«g9i9rg9i4i The leading event of this month was was obliged to return to Denver after road io recovery, as she is very popu GENEROUS PENNSYLVANIA. fying water descending as a heavenly plete. the ball given by the Young Ladles' So a very short stay. Ught refreshments lar, having a great number of friends S A I.IU A , C'OI.O. dality on Tuesday, April Sth, at Krue In the city and elsewhere. rain, the perfumed breath of the as ger’s hall. It was a brilliant success .\rchblRhop Kyan has announced 5 f were served at the card tables after The Boys' Altar Society, which was The funeral of Mr. B, McClure, who cending Incense going up as a worship but not more so than the young ladles that the sum of 155,640.49, the largest the guroea. 4 ■94-9 4 ♦-9 ♦-9 4-9-9-9-9-9-9 ♦♦-9 ♦-9 termed last month, is doing splendid predicted. Over $200 was realnwd for was killed in the mine at Majestic on ful whisper to speak words of adora worg. They have received new cas the church funds. The committee In amount ever reported In Philadelphia The seven-year-old son of Berafln April 11th by the falling of a heavy tion, the fitful light and shadow socks and surplices and make a very charge of the dance Included Ella archdiocese, had been collected last Nlccoll died at four o'clock on April t LARAMIE I fine appearance. Father Woolahan Is Flynn, Anna lx>an, E-stlier Lovering, stone, was held at the Catholic church thrown over all by the candle's flick very proud of the work the boy* have year for St. Charles Borromeo's SemF 18th at Hastings, pneumonia being the Gertrude Mahon, Fanny Duane, Nora on Sunday, April Hth. The funeral ering flame; it is not these things— 44999999999994999999999999 done In so short a time. Some of the Welch. The Isidies’ .Altar Society gave nar>', Overdon, Pennsylvania. Of this Immediate cause of death. The fu teas largely attended, us deceased was though they stir by suggestion boys have mastered the Latin. The the supper that was jerved .at the society now has fourteen members and amount $40,696.48 was gotherc from neral was held from the Catholic church very prominent In local business and thoughts that soar above the common Tke Hpertre KalKhl. Princeton hotel after the ball and di the city churches an.l $14,944.01 was and the body was Interred In the tfath- the membership is steadily Increasing. vided honors with the Sodality for the social circles. He leaves a wife and groove— that make the dedicatory iier- The choir of St. Lawrence's church The Young Ladles' Sodality hold excellence of their work. collected from the coi’nU’y parishes. cllc cemetery. tlx children to mourn hts loss. The vice the solemn one that It is. Nor is produced the operetta. ‘The Spectre their next meeting April the 24th. Father M’oolalan has begun to take Little Samuel Vlasonvicli, the twelve- body was frightfully mangled in the It the value of the structure dedicated; Knight." to a fair-sized house on the census of the parish. He expects year-old child who was shot by Damon accident, as the stone weighed about the act of dedication Is essentially one, Wednesday, April iTtti. The Inclem to see all the people of Salida and the Dcckard while playing with a gun in 180 tons. Deceased came to Btarkville whether the structure blest be the glo ency of the weather prevented a good- surrounding districts. If you are In need of any sized turn-out, but the performance Rev, Father Cavanaugh of 8 t E liza the Deckard barn, died at midnight In 1802, lived there for seven years rious edifice that courts the smile of beth’s parish. Chicago, visited Father last Saturday. The funeral was held and then moved to Mnjcirtlc, where he everlasting fame, or the lowly chapel was spoken of very highly by all who M’oolahan last week. at ten o’clock at the Catholic church. lived up to the time of his death. hidden away amid mountain fastness. witnessed It and a repetition of it has A first Communion class has just Seed to Sow been organized. It meets every even A large crowd was present, nearly all Last Sunday was the regular monihty "It Is the net of surrender to God. been requested. The operetta should ing. The class Is a largs one and from his schoolmates, and six of his little Communion day for the Children of and not the earthly esteem of the gift have been produced on March 17th, but present Indications a very studiou.s That Will Grow boyhood friends acted a* pallbearers. Mary and the society turned out al w-as postponed on account of sickness one. that Invests the presentation with a Mr. J. M. McKenna of S t Joseph’s The father is prostrated with grief most its complete enrollment. solemn nature. It Is especially what the of one ot the performers. Following parish. Salida. was elected alderman by WRITE FOR THE PRICES OF YOUR over the death of his little son. He MIsa Eva Reach, head trimmer for gift, namely, the church stands for, was the program and oast: a large majority. 6 Ir. McKenna has was a very bright little boy and loved First Part. been In business in Salida for a num UST TO Miss Johnson’s Millinery, has been on that which makes the presentation of ber of years. The large majority by Selection— Overture, NTethe's or by all Ills comrades. He was gentle, the sick list for a few days, but lias II solemn to the observant mind. In it which be was elected spoke of his pop chestra. sweet tempered and quite a favorite again resumed her regular work. will be taught th* doctrine which ularity. w ith all. Mr. Vlasonvtch was quite HI Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Qerardl re "Happy Hottentots”— (Song and Father Tfoolahan was In Denver last 0 Christ himself revealed and taught week. While there he visited the An The Pierce Seed € . at the time the accident occurred, and turned last week from a visit to Al during his life; the doctrine which he dame). Jack McCullough and Douglas nunciation school and pariah. 216 West Fourth St., Pueblo, Colo. the news was not brokun to him until buquerque, where they spent a few commissioned the apostles to preach to Travelle. Mr. John Ilunton. accom Robbie Newmann, Eugene McKenna, twelve hours afterwards. panist. I’aul Stogdill and Joseph McDunna, days with Mr. R. E. Fellow. Mrs. Oe- all nations; the doctrine which con four of the smallest Altar hoya, hav< Miss Louisa Bent and,Mr. Fred I^e- rardl was gone abnut three weeks. verted the world from paganism to “Sam Will Oblige"— (Double clog). recovered from their recent lllnesi- and 1907 Catalogue Mailed Free, l)ux were married Tuesday afternoon, About twenty-five members of the Chrlstlunlty: which led men from the Babe McCullough and Jimmie Davis, are again seen at services. Victor Talking Machine Records, by April nth, af the Catholic church. The Knights' of Columbus went to Pueblo (lurkness of error to the light of truth, THE ISLAND OF GREEN. witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. J. Cor on 8 unday, April Hth, to attend the In and changed them from sinners to Mr. J, M. Barry, (a) Slxtlne Choir, dova and Mrs. Burns Wilkins, the lat itiation held In that city. Rome, (h) Choir of St, Peter’s, Rome, COLORADO snlnis. In It the Holy Sacrifice of the Beautiful Irish Heart-Song. ter the mother of tjie bride. A large Mrs. W alter Derlng nnd Mrs. Der- Mass will be offered up for the living (c) Rlgoletto (Juurtette. sung by (Ai- number of friends were present. The Ing’s mother, Mrs, I^ewls, left on April ruso, Seoul, Abbot and Homer. For sweethearts and lovers, for hus and the detid. In it the sacrament In bands and wives. For all to whom Ire couple will make their future homo In Bill for their home in Kansas City. stituted by Jesus cntrlst, channels of Overture— Irish Airs, .NIethe's or of Practical Plumbine Trinidad. •Mrs. Isiwis will visit them for six chestra. land and the friends of youth arc dear grace and benediction, will be adminis memories. Full pi&no accompaniment Men and young men to learn the plumbing business. Mrs. 8 . Conroy, who has been with weeks. tered In it Christ in the person of his Largest and most complete school In the West. We her husband at the hospital, being at Ralph, the eldest son of Fred Pet- Operetl,!--"The Spectre Knight” (by Fine map of Ireland. Oreen and gold minister awaits the prodigal’s return. title. By mall. 25c; two copies, 45c; WANTED have no ciaascR; each student receives individual la- his side constantly for several months iruccl, the tailor, died Tuesday. April Finally when the light Is over, when Celller). Cn.st of characters; The stnxtion—night and day course. As soon as you roaster each subject, during hla Illness, will take a trip to 1 0 th. of scarlet fever, having been ail Grand Duke (banished at the .gc of five copies, $1. Delos H, Smalley, the weary march Is done, when sweet publisher, Chicago, 111. you are given advanced work Immediately. Write for Catalogue. Kansas City In order to rest. Mr. Con ing only 1 1 week. The lad was but six choristers sing Rest for the Weary, 4«). Mr. A. C. Jones. His Ia>rd Cham -w ; roy. who fractured his hip several years old. The funeral was private, Rest,' the Christ Ian's remains are car berlain (banished at the age of 36). 64.5*51 Arapahoe Sf. Denver, Colo months ago. Is getting along nicely. It and the remains were interred In the ried within its walls to lie before the Mr. F. .S, Hurragr: Her Grace's First Directory of Attorneys-at-Law was feared at the time, on account of Catholic cemetery by the side of his altar while the priest, robed In black Uidy in Waiting (banished at the age OF COLORADO. his age, recovery would be difficult, but little brother, wlut preceded him only vestments ascends the steps to pray for of— ), Misp Agnes Kleemann; Her Die break in the bone has completely a year ago. The parent.s are pros the departed In the words "0 Sweet, Orace’.s Second latdy In Waiting (ban DAN B. CAREY, - Attorney-at-law, healed. trated with grief. Merciful Jesus, Grant to This Man ished at the age of— i, Mrs. James 216-220 Coronado Bldg., Miss Susie Ollchresi, principal of the Senator Barela was In the city last Eternal lleBt,’ Sherlock, Vl(da (a maiden, hunlshed at Santa Fe school, hod her mother ns a week on a business trip from his ranch. the age of 1 . from which the ages of Phone Main 4951 Denver, Cotu The Mercy Hospital "Well indeed might the royal the other characters may be guessed — prophet, after considering what the not mentioned). Miss Burke: Gho.«t JAM ES s . McG i n n i s , ehurch stands for, cry out, *t have (The Sp.'etrc Knight, an Impostor, bur Attorney and Counselor at Law, loved, O lAird, the Beauty of Thy House led A. I), and Otho. aiintticr Suite 410 ContinectaJ Bldg., TRAINING SCHOOL Cripple Creek and Victor I and the Place Where Thy Glory Dwell- (Jrand Duke r to Ordway awl Sugar'City, to Byron TuHy during her stay at the to Denver last week to remain several last week Attorney and Oounifillor. .Springs. months. \ glance at the. • vidences of the work Mr. J. F' (J Hrlen of Kan;„;:j city vis- Centra! Block PueMo. Colo 'tui tor Ixiok'ft (.‘ontiiiiiinjr indontciiii nt of I'atiiolio Rocky Mountain Camp ;13S2. Royal The family of Nicholas Gardners h.i- (hat Father Michael Is accomplishing Neighbors of America, were surprised moved Into the Clark home on East ited hi* sister. Mr.-i. John Kettron. of m at their last meeting by the Modern Raton avenue, where they will be in establishing a new congregation, but Cler<2>'ineD. tVoodmen of America, who came load pleasen to see their frlend.s. the very Ineleiiienl condition of the this Hfy, : couple of day* this week. weather forbade. In company with .Mr. O'Brien i* an enthn.xi&sHc member Father Dilly, the Bishop was the guest of Kansas City lodge, Knights of 'Co SAFES lumbus. Furnished Apartments, Phone Main 9919. W Mr, and Mrs, David Myrrow Rt their •On la.:t WednvsJuy mornibj', at (ha Drunhenness, Drug' and hospital)!, home until Saturday noon, horn of the bride’s parentf:, the Rev Three carloads Jyisf t.'ceived. when he departed for Pueblo. Prices advance 20 pe? cent. Feb- Father :*utnmlskey nnifeil in miirrlaife nit.c;.- lat, Eac . m stock all Tobacco Addictions The a|
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On May 5th a class of forty or — Diocese of Cheyenne His Insolent iVlagazide Letter on the Holy Father more candidates a'ill be initiated at (Written for The Catholic Register.) Ijaramie, Wyoming. Messrs. Storey, Would Indicate Him to be Unfrocked. Bon and Hopkins are arranging for a Oh, have you seen tho Irish green that’s coming all around? Diocese established August 9, 1887. Casper.—St. Anthony of Padua’s special train to take Cheyenne Coun Its swinging in the atmosphere, it’s springing from the ground; Includes the state of Wyoming. Church; -Rev. George A. Bryant, pas cil to Laramie upon that date. Faith, It’s quite apparent now that March Is seventeen, Cheyenne.—St Mary’s Cathedral; tor. Schmitz, “are Interesting In the iw And every lad and colleen Is a Wearing of the Green. Rt. Rev. J. J. Keane, Rev. J. A. Duffy, The wife of Brother J. C. Foley Is The January Issue of the "North Lander.—Church of Immaculate Con ports of the various professors of Jo- Rev. Fr. Schilllnger. 1 recovering very nicely from a short Ill American Review” contained an arti Soon the dandelion will wear the green around Its pretty throat ception; Rev. M. A. Kennedy, pastor. cle by "A Catholic Priest,” profesiing ■-.eph Sarto In regard to proficiency, Masses on Sundays at 6, 8 and 10:30 Evanston.—S t Mary Magdalen’s ness. And every bush and tree will have the emerald on Us coat; to describe the three and a half years judgments that not only bring him a. m. Sunday school at 9 a. m. Church; Rev. J. Barrett, pastor. The Fraternal building, which Is be- i.pnor, but are very flattering in their The city lawn, the country farm are equally as keen • Ing erected by M. P. Keefe, Is almost of the pontificate of Pius X., which Is To proudly show their colors when a Wearing of the Green. Laramie.—St Lawrence O’Toole’s; Kemmerer.—St Patrick’s Church; - tlmnny of hls great worth gs g i* . Very Rev. Hugh Cummlskey, V. Q., finished. The building will be com- certainly a leraarkable r.ioduction. 11 Rev. Ft. Lavaile, pastor. The lake will catch the color as its waters play and run, pastor. pleted^y April 28th, when the local the writer I • ;aally a Catholic prL»'., dent” Sheridan.—Church of the Holy A racing and a chasing like the children In the sun; Rawlins.—St. Joeeph’s Church; Rev. council No. 801, K. of C., will put on Its and not pseudccymnijn hh well as xn- The following is the report he re Name; Rev. John Duffy, pastcM-. conymeus, then his language In Oh, it 'minds me of the wet and weary miles that roll between Joseph Conrath, pastor. new class there. celved at the close of bis college ca Rock Sprlngs.-klhurch of Our Lady Newcastle.—Corpus Chrtstl Church; Myself and that dear Ireland that is Wearing of the Green. T, A. Cosgrlft returned from Walcott tion to the supreme bead of his reer from the prefect of studies, Cor- of Dolors, Rev. Angelo Conti, pastor. Rev. P. J. Lynch. Church—whose spiritual authority he radlnl, well known throughout Italy and Rawlins last night where he has Ob, I’m sure God made that Island and He made it of the best, is bound by special and iHirsonal oldl- as an elucatlonallst, and afterward lK:en on business, And although some do be claiming that the divil made the rest. gallons to reverence, at least as loig -fesi.jr in the Royal University; P. H. Naughtln of Omaha Is In Chey I’ll not agree with that, for every spring Its plainly seen as be remains a Catholic priest and a "In classics, e f'.;n years couros, he enne on business. He makes the whole world Irish in Its Wearing of the Green. Grand Knight J. H. Conway leaves man of honor—Is not only d4srespe.:l- 3 U.C fj... nctss.' and scon for an ^^.xtended visit with rela- lul and Insolent, but positively inde finilly received a special mention In I. T. M. Inter-Ocean Hotel tlres and Mends In New York. cent. It is true that at the outset he mathematics, I>atln, Greek and Italian expresses a high opinion of the reign composition. In philosophy: dlslin- CHEYENNE, WYOMING. W. M. Storey, Jr., treasurer of Chey- J. H. FULLERTON, Proprietor. ing Pontiff’s sanctity. He regards hloi. gutshed because a good thinker, with ■ ianne. Council No. 801, resigned his po American Plan, 12.50 to $3.50 Per Day. sition In First National Bank to accept however, as a rather ignorant and silly the relative knowledge In a high de the management of the Coagrtff Gen kind of saint. "The present Pope," gree, as well for the profoundness as Historical Gift to Knights eral Mercantile Company, of Walcott, he tells us, "Is a man whose simplicity the extent of his knowledge. In Ital to doubt. He had no ambition for the Wyoming. ian: eminent for hls great facility In The stormy weather of the past few office which he holds; he had no rec Interpreting the classes, for the cor With the Catholic Press Busy With the French the Pt UMB» P AND days did not Interfere with the auto ommendation for It save that he stood rectness of his style, and for his varied aloof from (action and Intrigue and en knowledge of Its literature. (We pass P . S . C O O K GAS HIITbR mobile party to Fort Collins. Indian Tribal Policy of the President Will Suffer. joyed a reputation for conspicuous vir Mra. Mary McKay Is still confined to over the notes in Latin and Greek, Steam and hot water fitting. Estimates furnished. Work guaranteed. her bed with sickness. tue.” And, further on, the “Catholic which are of a similarly eulogistic 108 W. Seventeenth S t, CHEYENNE, WYOMING. Phone 193—H. priest," who, by the way. Implies character.) In geography and his .Mr. Burg's Gift. finally made out and ready for his sig n Mrs. Charles Jankowsky Is reported Special Correspondence. nature, he let them He on hls desk (or to be ill at her home. throughout the article that he himsell tory: eminent for hls vast and clear Mr. Joseph P. Burg, an employe at two months, obstinately refusing to at T. J. Foley, treasurer of the Geyner Is quite a superior person, and who knowledge of all the facts of med the capitol and a member of Potomac tach his signature. And he never did Steam I>aundry Company at Cheyenne, speaks in a far more ex-cathedra tone iaeval history and their chronological THE CHEYENNE STEAM LAUNDRY Council, K. C., this city, has presented sign them. The caly way they ever leaves soon for Chicago to purchase ad than the gentle Pontiff he so sweeplng- order. In mathematics: distinguished Has absolutely the only first-class, up-to-date plant in the stale. The leul to his council a memorial of consid received the necessary official ap ditional machinery for Geyser Laun ly condemns, adds; “Pius X. Is not a on account of hls very laudable nat wear and the best work. One trial will convince you. erable historical interest. It consists proval was by proxy. When Hitch dry. genius, as his culture Is scarcely med- ural aptitude for the science and for Telephone No. 20. of a copy of the bill erecting a statue cock left the city for his vacation. As Mra. J. V, Ellis and family and Mr. luere.” his great dexterity In solving problemt England & Rossman, P r o p s . Arthur Frauds spout a few days in A New Light on the Intellectual Cul In algebra and geometry. In physics of Christopher Columbus, a copy of sistant Secretary of the Interior Ryan Denver last week. ture of Pius X. and natural science: distinguished (or the tribute paid to the great navigator signed them without any further ado, The Altar and Rosary Society met Undoubtedly there w.os for a tlma. the clearness of bis ideas and for hls and discoverer by Washington Irving, and I don't think he waited long socially Thursday afternoon at the as quoted iu the report of the bouse home of Mrs. P. J. Sulilvau on. East after the accession of the Holy Father, precise and co-ordinate knowledge, as enough to give him a chance to get to EUROPEAN PLAN Sixteenth. Mrs. Thomas Costlllo a tendency to regard him solely In the well as practical proofs, ’ committee ou the library, and the four the B. and O. station. THIS MIANS: pens used, respectively, hy the Presi Supposing now that the decision of and Mrs. Warlaumout assisted Mrs. light of a “religious” Pope, a man of This young peasant of Rlese Is also Pay for Room Only Sullivan. A very large crowd was unswerving zeal and evangelical char lauded (or the acuteness of his genius dent, vice-president, speaker and clerk the courts is In favor of the use of In attendance. of the House, Iu signing the bill, the these funds (or sectarian schools, what Eat Where You Wish Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Roche left ity. Charming stories were related of and bis intense assiduity to study, so whole beautifully arranged and placed good will it do our schools with the Sunday for a three-weeks’ visit to his angelic self-abnegation, his inex that the culture with which he left the JOHN BROWN, Prop. Rock Island and Chicago and other haustible devotion to the poor and the great insUtutdon can hardly have been In a substantial frame. This memorial tremendous pressure of fanatical Pro Chesr-anne, Wyo. eastern cities. unfortunate. But another Important ■’mediodre.” now occupies a conspicuous place in testantism bearing^n Mr. Garfield, The Young Ijadles’ Sodality held a side of hls character was, to a con- The Pope's Policies. the ball of the Knights of Columbus. the new secretary of the Interior. vvery enjoyable dauco at Keefe hall Mr. Burg b al drawn the original bill With the PrtiTefftant press and pulpit Thursday evening, which was well at sldeable extent, loft untouched. But the "Catholic priest” defeats the tended. It was res( rved for Mgr. E. Schmitz, purpose of this and other malign state himself, and labored hard for the pas actively at work against this eminent B O N T O N LIVERY Maas next Sunday will be at 8:30 In- sage of the bill, Delng one of those ly Just policy, and the Catholic press. In bis brilliant and exhaustive "Life of ments by the extravagance of the form W. E. DINEEN, Prop. stead of at 8:00fl as has be«m tn cus- Plus X.” to be published at once by quiet aad persisteul workers who In the meanwhile, complacently dis tom’ lately. In which he clothes them. Thus among EVERYTHING IN LIVERY. the American Catholic Publication So his mildest expressions is the follow usually "get there.” cussing foreign church affairs in ciety (all royalties on which will ing: “One will have to turn back to Tlic Use of Uie Tribal Funds tor In France, it is easy to predict what will Take an Auto Ride in the Bi^ Winton Car Forty, New Members go to the Pope as Peter’s Pence), tome of the most despotic Papal dian Denoiiiinatiunal Schools. become of the Roosevelt tribal funds It — to depict the character of the reigns to find a parallel to the bigotry, The question ss to ths legality e( policy. Mr. Leupp, the Indian com- TELEPHONE 18. 417 WEST SIXTEENTH. Cheyenne Council K. of C. Has Splen Pope In all Its phases. In other words, cruelty, hatred of truth and defiance the use of the tribal funds for the j mlssioner, as may be Inferred from my did Class for Sunday, April 28. to portray the whole man. Hls nar of civilization which characterizes the benefit of sectarian schools Is to be previous letter, does not need any par H M a il «■ ■ ■ Cheyenne Council No. 801, K. of C., rative of the childhood and bojhcpd of Papacy at this hour." He offers to decided In a shert time by the courts ticular pressure. He is against us will Initiate in first, second and third the future Pontiff Is singularly vivid prove that “this statement Is strictly of this city. No matter which way heart and soul. He granted the use i n m degrees Sunday, April 28th. Forty can and picturesque, especially hls account true.” But, except a marveloxis collec the decision will be, the case will be of the tribal funds for two schools. In What Other Editors Think didates will be admitted. At St. Mary’s of young Sarto's rare determination to tion of vituperative adjectives, such appealed to the Court of Appeals of order to throw dust into the eyes ot Cathedral at 8:30 a. m. there will be a win a higher education in spite of ob as "monstrous," "blasphemous,” "abom the District of Columbia, and from the President by creating the Impres The Editor of The Telegram, at Washington, O. C., writes; that court probably to tto Supreme sion that he is willing to carry out his ’ special Mass for the knights and can stacles that must have seemed to him inable” and so forth, be considered “In my opinion. The Catholic Register Is one of the very best Court of the United .Statosj An im policy, but that legal obstacles inter didates. After Mass they will march almost Insurmountable as he trudged proofs, proofs there are none. There Catholic weeklies published, not only in the West, but in the country. in a body from the church to the I. O. pression seems to prevail that a final fered. These legal obstacles are all Seven miles every day, from hla are any number ol v'o'aat assertions, Its columns are filled with interesting Catholic matter which ahould bs O. F. hall, where the first degree will decision in favor of the use of these of his own Invention, and gave him an eleventh to fifteenth year, to th« some obviously false, others perhaps read by all good practical Catholics of the West, etpeclaliy of your be exemplified before noon. One hour funds' for those purposes will benefit excuse for withholding the tribal school at Castelfrnnco and hack again containing a half truth, but there is diocese. Its make-up la clean and attractive and it should accomplish from 12 to 1, will be taken out for the Catholic Indian mission schools. funds from two schools that had been another seven miles to his home. nothing adduced In evidence of any of much good.” lunch, after which the second degree "This journey to school the brave them. He regards dogma and the Never was a conclusion more errone receiving them for years. will be exemplified. The exemplifica little Joseph, ■ says the author, “per Pope’s guardianship of dogma as the ous. The law declares that these The President has, of course been tion of the third degree will start formed with scrupulous regularity, un great bane of the Church. “The nor funds may be used for the education, unable to follow up these minor de piomptly at 3 p. m. and conclude about broken either by the cold or hoai mal^ ecclesiastical mind is so drilled idvaucement and civilization of the tails of the administration of the In 6 o’clock, after which all the members frosts of winter or by the scorching and disciplined in adhesion to dogma Indians, at tne discretion of the sec terior department, and of the Indian and newly elected knights will march sun of the early summer months. At that it can become blind and deaf to retary of the Interior. The use of the office, and the execution of bis policy to Keefe hall, where a moat elaborate times he arrived us his destination be the plainest teachings of Gospel Chris 198,000, allowed to our Indian schools remains, after all, with the secretary banquet will bo given in honor of the numbed by the cold or exhausted by tianity.” In other words. If the succes iu 1904, was certainly not tnadu at the of the Interior. There is every reason Spring Millinerii new members. the heat, having often traveled bare sor of St. Peter would only empty the discrelluu of the secrelary of the In to believe that the son of President The banquet hall doors will be footed In order to save hls shoes, and Church of Its dogmas, the vacuum terior, but by positive older of the Garfield is of the calibre of President Our Work Is Unexcelled opened at seven o’clock shari) to K. of v/ith a little bread to serve as his only thus created would form a solid foun President over the bead of that fanat Roosevelt, and will carry out hls pol C. march plaj-ed by Haneska’s full food for the day. In this way he man dation upon which might he erected a ical and obstreperous official. If It icy without having to be hunched con ton-piece orchestra. During the even had depended upon Hitchcock, "nary stantly by the White house. cJAIVICS SISTtRSs 1710 Per^uson Sis ing toasts will be responded to by ifested from the very beginning that quite modern and progressive Catholic prominent knlght.s from Denver, Colo singular firmness of will and unfiag- Church that would excite the admira a cent” would out schools have re E. L. 8CHARF, Ph. D. rado Springs, I^ramie, Fort Collins ging attachment to hls studies which tion of believers in Dartilnlsra, the ceived, for, when iho contracts were Waoh’tigton, D. C. and North Platte. The arrangements for the banquet was the secret of bis brilliant fortune.” higher criticism and ”rac lernjt* ’ In L o g a n ’s b o o k a n d C d e i o Some of the most delightful chap and class have been completed by the all Us varieties. The Pontiff’s evident Vatican, but he has exhibited a fine ■ '.anted justice and liberty-, a talse- ters In Mgr. Schmitz’s work are those following committee: T. J. Foley, disinclination to make a “tabula rasa” historic sense in dealing with those i'-.-iod that equity inspired the majority 1“^ SixteontW Street-- chairman, D. C. Tuhey, W, M. Junk, H. describing the art treasures, churches, .vi:h a relative moderation. But the J. Keeley. D. J. O’Connell. of the essentials of Chrtctlanlty is a sources. He has demoustrated, point public buildings and the Interesting ;reai service the book will do will bs UXUJ[v.f!i Opposite Inter-Ocean Hotel Shortly after above date C. J. Horls- source of anger and disgust to this ex by point how for a long series of and romantic Incidents which fonu a key, lecturer for Cheyenne Council No. traordinary “Catholic priest" years every day has been separating to make the present venerated Pontiff sort of background to the studies and 801, will arrange for a banquet to be the civil and religious life of France, ihoroughly known and, a-r a conse given In honor of the ladles. labors of Joseph Sarto in the different New Sidelights on the French Ques quence, thoroughly loved. .411 Cath- tion. Then we have the decisive assault oo- GoodSeedsforGood P l a n t e r s places where he lived for the time. lies must rise up fnm a perusal of Grow our Seeds and get paid for It In bis review of the pontificates of casioued by the Loubet Incldeut Then K. of C. at North Platte His description of Padua, Its famous appear, In their strict logical conneo Mgr. Schmitz'.s work with a hearty $ 5 0 . 0 0 CASH PREMIUMS university still attended by thousands ^eo XIII., Mgr. Schmitz proves clear tion, all the events which have been sense of gratitude to God. who. in Our 1907 catalogue tella about It—it la free. Write for it at once. pf students, and the Great Seminary In ly that the French question had been The destitution of a new council of unfolded before the saddened eyes, these days of trial, has given the world which the future Pope studied for nine left by that Pope as au Inheritance to S o B »S. POULTRY SUPPLIES Knights of Columbus took place at ,ind In spite of the impofent protests, a Pontiff so highly en lowed both sple CHATHAM INCUBATORS AND BROODERS. North Platte, Sunday evening, April years. Is simply fascinating. It can his successor. "He It said," the au ually and intellectual Is. a Pops w hr ot the Catholic world. The author D«-pt. C THU HAINES SEED CO., 1319 I6fh St. 14th. It Is called St. Patrick’s Council not be even summarized here. I.*t It thor relates, “lo have stated during hls looks the present and the future ;i. kt No. 1211. exhibits much skill In revealing the DENVER. COLORADO suffice to say ibat this Great Seminary last days that the struggle had become lace, and la not afrilf* of el I *t Seventy-flv.e or more candidates Inevitable; that he was too far ad hidden springs of history, and this is were put through three degrees—the has been for centuries, and is today, not the least atlracti%'n feature of hla first and second by the Grand Island one of the most thoroughly equlp ied vanced In years and hls pantifleate too Interesting work. He furnishes a Thos. Longhurst U you want the very best go to ths degree team and the third by J. A. C. educational centers In the world; that near Us end to make It advisable for Organizer of the A. O. H. Kennedy and team of Omaha. vivid presentation of the different laws “It contains a museum and scientific him to take up the str uggle, and that. ^ After the exemplification ol the —school laws, military laws, laws Philip B. O'Rellley, Inog a clerk RJNERAL DIRECTOR Shimitz Photo Studio cabinet which are among the glories "T nssquently, he would leave It to hls three degrees a splendid banquet was against congregations, by means of in offices at the courthouse at Terre Joe Shimitz, Prop. given by the ladles of the Altar and s’..cces-io.- In u . -_-«f pouudt, . rl Telephone 135-X. cf Pdd’Ja. as A ell as of scisnos itself; ’ which the French radicals pursued Haute, Ind., and who passed away Rosary Societies, at which all enjoyed a library of more than 120,000 vol It out It was a conflict entirely un- 314 West 16th S t, Cheyenne. Wyo 1715-17 Eddy 8L Cheyenne. W yo. themselves thoroughly. The principal i ovoldable. so that whatever might bo their devious course, biding tnelr final the other day, was one of several talks of the evening were by the fol umes; a oele’-’-ated polyglot printing purpose until at length they were Irishmen who organized the first di press, which i-roduccd, .le-j contin-., =• the personal inclinations of the Pon IN I HEVE!*>K, EAT AT lowing : "Welcome. Knights," Rev. S. j ready to pass the law which was in vision of the Ancient Order of Hi F. Carrol of North Platte; “Columbus,’’ j to produce today, magnificent editions tiff, the leading politicians of Franco tended to sound the knell of Christian bernians In the United States. He PAUL MILATZO John L- McIntosh. Sidney; "Poor | in the Greek ,ind Oriental languages. were determined to bring it to an France,” Rev. W. Wolf of Grand Isl Issue." France. .Monsignor Schmitz's book visited every state and territory dur If young Sarto emerged from this fa ing hls lifetime in the interest of Manewal’s Cafe Shoea made to order. First class re and; “Catholic Patriots of .■\merica.’’ But, In view of the apace at our dis will certainly force all those who do pairing. Two assistants In shop. mous Institution, after nine years oD L. M snswa), Prop. M. C. Harrington, Denver; “Value of j not obstinately close their eyes to ses the order, to which he was atrongly ItsUsn-ICnKitsh Interpreter. severe application, with a "culture posal, It would be impossible to give Education,” Wm. Morrow, Scott's realities. He makes plain to every attached. Zia WEST SIXTEENTH STHBET. Bhiffa; "Impressions of the Day,” Dr. anything like ,an adequate conapoctus ten Capitol Ave., Cheyenne. Wyo. scarcely mediocre," then this period of honest -roekei after ths truth the false CHEYENNE. WYO- N. McCabe, North Platte. bis life sadly Ixilied the promise of hl» of the author's logical artd eloquent There were a large number of visit discussion of the quarrel forced upon hood of a multitude of statements, ing knights from all parts of the state boyhood. Hut we have the proof of j made not only In the French Soclalls- The "slaTex ot Rome,” remarks the ! Gleason Mercantile Co. the Holy See by the present antl- HERBERT D. GLEASON, Manager. and from Wyoming. All present voted the contrary, the Invincible "docu-- I tip nr-..' h>it it) n-atij oi oui own jour Western World, are Just now obliged the banquet one of the best and the Christlan Government of France. Not ment.” In fact, the young ecclesiastic nals. He shows it to be a falsehood to observe certain days of fast and ab- .— C om plete...... talks among the best they have heard. appears to have swept the honors or only hfs Mgr. Schmitz had original jiinence. They are apt to have bright Expert Funeral Director Messrs. O’Keefe, Grace Schields, that the responsibility of a rupture House FurnisHers AND EMBALMER all hls clatves. and very large Classen sources within hU reach which would er minds later on than the slaves of Horlskey, Schields. F’oley. Brackett. : t-sled on the Holy See; a falsehood Cai’orr «»>1 Capitol Areaaa soaie of them were. “The records of probably not be available for any one j.'tf-tndulgence. tAdy aasletant. If deaired. Mahoney and others were among the that too separation law has generously Phone 46-4 Cheyenne, Wyo. visiting knights from the Cheyenne this Seminary of Padua," says Mgr. less intimately connected with the Phone 45-2, Cheyenne, Wyo. Council,
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♦♦44»4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ face In her usual place at the Sacred PROTKSTAXT .DIVI.N'K PRAISES Greeley sodality for two years and was Heart church. There are many who a brilliant success. W e congratulate T H E IR IS H . Greeley, Colo. G. TR EZI3 E will miss her gentle words of kind ad Salida. }. vice, for she bad a kind word and Father Casey is making an effort to Livery Stable (Communicated.) Unciertaking Parlors smile for all, and her friends, who are Father G. Hallterman of Santa Cruz secure the donation of a suitable loca WaliiBt street, between Tenth 1M7 I*e«rt Street, corner Eleventh, M. Starbuck, a Protestant theolog and Eleventh. Open day and ntgbL legion, wish her God 8p< cd. New Mexico, is the guest of Prof. Er tion for a church In the new t o m of ian, pays the following tribute to PhOM Na. 46. ... Bualdcr, Cole. .VlisB Katherine Venables entertained nest! o t the State Normal school. Prof. Nunn. The town site company have the children o f St. Patrick: 1 the Daughters of the Sa/ red Hear? at Ernestl entertained Father Hallterman written him to come and select a good “As to New England, Col. Higgin- The Daughters of the Sacred Heart her home on Monday evening. Ught and Father Casey on Thursday even lot Some day this thriving llttie town J. J. McCABE, Prcaldeat. S. B. .MERRILL, Scc^ and Trcaa. son, we know the soul of dispassion ® uombered thirty-seven at the meeting refreshments were served and all en ing. There were several other guests may have a nice Catholic church. THOS. A C n u sr, vice Prealdrat. ate accuracy, remarks that the Irish April ICth, when Mrs. Buchhelt enter joyed a most delightful lime. The ob present. Mr. Thomas O'Donnell and Miss Ef Catholic Immigration has distinctly Miss Effle Higdon and Mr. Allle tained them. Miss Ida Bragger’s name ject of the meeting was to make plans fle Sarah Higdon were united In mar raised the standard of chastity, the was added to the roll number as a new and arrange for a card party to be held Gates received their first communion riage just before the High Mass on The Boulder Iron Works company very point especially attacked by the . member. The meeting was a most en on Thursday evening, April 29th, at on last Sunday. last Sunday. They received the nup foul-mouthed and foul-minded dema- | Father Casep said Mass at Foundry’- arjd M acljirie W ork, Plumbing: joyable one, as the evening was spent Pickering ball, corner BTfteenth ana tial blessing at the Mass. Miss Hig gogues who go about like the devil with music and discussing plans for Pearl street- This card i>arty Is to be Eaton in the Woodman Hall on Sunday don was received Into the Catholic lind Heatirjgr, Oalvarjized Iror) W ork, before them, seeing what mischief last at nine o ’clock. It ts soon hoped church some few weeks ago. the card parly. Mrs, Buchhelt served given for the benefit of the new Sheet Iron W ork, Tin W ork, Etc.. Etc. they can do in rending society to that the few Catholics of Elaton will be ice cream and cake. church. The Rev. Father La Jeunesse of pieces. Who of us has any more able to get together and secure a more W e are pleased to announce that Fort Collins and the Rev. Hugh S. Mc- » 45-«7 Wabmt Street—-TeleghOM *7* BUck. BOULDER, COLORADO, University Notes. hesitation in committing his young suitable place for their Sunday ser two non-Calhollcs of Boulder sub Menamln of the Cathedrel of Denver children to the care of an Irish than vices. scribed for the Denver Catholic Reg We regret very much to report that were guests of Father Casey on Mon of a New England girl? The pres Considerable interest is being mani ister and think it a splendid paper. Miss Kathryu Venables is again con day afternoon. They visited the nor ent writer’s childhood was largely fested in the May Pole Roll to be held Cut Flowers Plants Our pastor is looking unusually fined to her room with a severe case mal and it turned out that Father Mc- passed under the care of Irish, and at the eNw Armory on May the first. happy these days. The plans for the 'of rheumatism. Mcnamtn was once a pupil of Dr. Sny T. M. Lyons and bride of Chicago in the neighborhood of American This ball is the one held in place of der while iu Pennsylvania. Doctor has new church are ready. visited last week with Mrs. J. H. Doyle Catholic women— the latter nieces the St. Patrick’s ball. We hope to been president of the state normal for F. A. HA&NSBL.M AN Have you called at Rheinhart & before going on to California where of a bishop— and he need not say have the largest crowd we have yet twelve years. Son's new store. If not, do so and no they will make their home. that be never beard from the most had at any entertainment Mr. McCabe, a popular young gentle FLORIST tice their ad in this paper. The ad will Mrs. Katie Bishop left Thursday careless of them a teaching that A new building is being erected in man of Boulder has cast his lot with tell you all about their goods, etc., but 1764 TWELFTH STREET, Bear Boalder Creek Bridge. BOULDEIR, COLO. evening for Tellurlde, where she was could taint the mind of a child. The front of our present church site on the dry' tanners In the vicinity of Phune Boalder 377. it doesn’t tell you of the princely treat- called by the serious Illness of her sis two most perfect domestics of whom Ninth avenue. There will be stores In Nunn. Mr. McCabe spent Saturday l^m ettl you will receive. You will have ter. I know, aunt and niece, both of them the first story and a family hotel In afternoon in Greeley and we expect to Floral Decorations call and see for yourself. Their In the play presented last week by now for many years in the service of tbe second and third stories. This see much of him In the future. forrual opening has not taken place as the Dramatic club, under the auspices a kinswoman of mine, maintain their should enhance the value of our church The Misses Ullian Tracy, Marie De- TREES LAWN-MAKING SEEDS yet, but wait until May, then these of the Junior class, one of the leading excellence in my cousin’s Judgment, property. The building of beautiful vlney, May Desjardins, and Alice flowers and music which were prom and most difficult roles was taken by chiefly by steady attendance at Mass, residences in tbe vicinity of our new O’Boyle spent a few days of last week ised will be given. E. P. Egleo, one of nur prominent church Bite makes it the acknowledged visiting In Denver. Mrs. Nellie Kiser was In Denver Sun and the Bodality, except when Chris Catholics. Mr. Eglee certainly de tian charity keeps them at home with best church location in Greeley. Father Casey has quite a large class m day and attended Holy Communion serves very high praise and commen their aged mistress; and by weekly We are glad to notice that tbe young of converts under- instructions. He with the members of Cullln Court No. New Spring Goods dation. resort to confession, like the Pope ladles of Salida followed tbe example also instructs the first commnnion 301, W. C. O. E., who received in a lAst Thursday night a number of himself.’* of Greeley by electing Miss Alice John class every day. Have been arriving daily. Ladies’ Suits. Skirts, Shirt Waists, Millinery body. the U. C. C. went out to Miss Hag- son as prefect of their sodality. Miss Father Casey will say Mass In Wind The Daughters of the Sacred Heart Mr. Starbuck is not the only Prot and Shoes, Dress Goods, all are here ready for your inspection. Men’s and man’s to make a pany call. They Johnson served as prefect of the sor next Sunday. are selling tickets for the card party. estant who attests the virtue of the Boy’s Suits, Hats, Furnishings and Shoes, all the beat makes are here at were so delightfully entertained at Encourage them by buying one or more Irish domestic.. prices that will please yon. cards and music, that the call soon ex The writer has In mind several 08 this is their first effort, and we trust tended Itself Into a long visit. it will be a great success. We know prominent non-Cathollc families, Miss Naoma Pryor visited with her it will, for where there are "many who will not employ any but Irish The Plim pton-Roberts Merc. Co. brother Frank, and with friends hero bands and willing hearts" it will make girls In their household. If It is dis last week. The New Clothing Store 1222-1224 PEARL STREET. light work and much money for the covered she is not a practical Catho Among the Knights of Columbus Wo oapectally invite our Catholic friend* to call and gee our new store. new church. lic she Is no longer desired as a do We carry a full line of Clothing, Men's Furnishing’s, Trunks, etc. Merchant who went to Fort Collins on Sunday Mrs. Kate O’Brien has been on the mestic, and right here let me state tailoring a specialty. were the following university boys: Come in and get acquainted. sick list, but at this writing is reported that no fault is ever found, even Charles Mahoney, Alva Bishop, H. E. when the Sunday breakfast hour has as much better. Donahoe and FYauk A. aiacoininl. S’Ae M ODEL LAU N D R Y Miss Kalhorine Bucliheit’s many to be changed to enable Bridget or friends are pUaaed to see her out Mary to attend Mass. In contrast to The Hub Clothing House MURRAY C0L OGDEN, Props. again after hei' recent sick spell. these modest Irish maidens are the The little lOn of Mr. and Mrs. J. Swedish girls, who seem to have no M. REIINERT 6 SON, Props. Corner 12th and W alnut Streets I Longmont, Colo. 1I3» l>K\RI, STKEET. Uallagber has completely recovered Idea of that virtue. MOVl.UBIt. COl.OHAltO. PHONE BOULDER 339. ' ■>- from his recent Illness. One might fancy Milton bad maid ens In mind when he wrote; The Bouldeif Knights were honored LONGMONT, COLO. ROUND TRIP TO by having Re'f, Father Agatho with So dear to Heaven Is saintly chas B o u ld e r , C o lo r a d o them at Fort CoiUnB, and we feel sure Rev. F'at.her Nickolns has gone to tity that Father .kgatbo enjoyed himself, Pueblo to spend a week’s vacation. He That when a soul Is found sincerely San Francisco . 2 0 ^ as he is an enthusiastic Knight. is visiting at the Benedictine College BO Mr. T. F. Miles has been all smiles and Is in company with Father Agatho A thousand liveried angels lackey Los Ang'eles $ 4 4 over since hi> came home from B\>n of Boulder. her, UNIVERSITY MARKl&T Collins. We are guessing the cause. Mr. J. A. Bartle, who has been on Driving far off each thing of sin and Account Shriners' Meeting at Lor Angeles. RATE OPEN TO EVEBY- C hoice bine of Presh and BODY. C. J. O’Coi.nor of the Bowen hotel the sick list for two weeks, we are glad guilt." C ured IVleats t n Is not feellug well these days. La to say Is much Intproved. Pius X has been quoted as having UATKS OP SAI.h;, APKII. aS TO MAY IS. BE^'To San Francisco or Los AngoleR. one way. via Portland and Seat grippe, they ijay. .Mrs. Michael O’Connor has been said. In an Interview granted to a tle. *!».-». Fresh Fish, 0.vsters and Vegetables. Miss .May Kalun has been down very sick of late. woman writer of Vienna, that ha I.IIIKIIAI. STtH'-OVKIl.H. C. II. NEWCOMB, PROP. from Sunset visiting her sister. Miss Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith have re would like to see women taking an ac Best equipped tnilii.s; through stardard and tourist sleepers; observa 190C Twelfth Street. Plione Boulder 110. Kathleen. turned from their trlji to Ijfxas. Mr. tive part in charitable movements, In tion cars. Dining Cars— "Meals on Wheels—server you right." The Knigbta of Columbus of this Smith is very inueh Improved In plans for the purification of society MIDLAND ROUTE clty,»^thirty-elght lu number, accom- health. They were ab.-t nt from Long and domestic life, bnt not in the tur "Hits the Bull’s-Eye o f the Rockies.” pauled by nearly 200 from Denver and mont five weeks and rei>ort having a moil of political affairs. Our mannish 17TH AND CALIFORNIA STS. T I t E N O R cS: C O M P A N Y other iK>lnta, went to Fort Collins last very nice time. American women, who leave their E. D. W H lT i.E l'. N. U DREW, Successors to children— when they have any—to the City Ticket -Agent. City Passenger Agent. Sunday and Installed a council there Welch-Rafferty. C. H. SCKHIIS, G. I*. A. M. C. WITHEKSPOON’ composed ol fifty members. There Miss Maggie Rafferty of Brighton indifference ot hire! attendants, while THE BOULDER .lEWEL.EK they fuss with clubs and bridge and were six Boi lder candidates initiated. and Mr, John E. Welch of longmont Phone Boulder 551, There were to have been several more, were married at St. Elizabeth’s church politics, will put the pontiff down as MASONIC TEMPLE, BOULDER, COLORADO. but clrcumsiiinces over which said can in Denver, Wedncsda> morning, April an old fogy, just as they did Cardinal SUBSCRIPTION ORDER. didates had no control prevented their lOtU, at 9 o ’clock, by Rev. B, J. F)t>e- Gibbons awhile ago, when he ex ...... 1906. initiation, btt they will come in later. gel, pastor of St. Aueustine Catholic pressed similar sentiments. ■ THE CATHOLIC REGISTER. Denver, Colorado: ■I The Boulder Knights are loud In their Church at Brighton. .-Vfter a wetldmg THE SAYRE-GRAHAM HOUSE FURNISHING CO. .ATCHISON, KAS. Ik of manner In which they breakfast had been served they left for Please send The Catholic Register for...... year* to their now home iu Longmont, where THE LEADING HOUSE FURNISHERS iJE " were enterti,ined at Fort Collins, not Name...... the groom had provided a beautiful Special Correspondence. only tho Kr ights of Colmnbus enter Everything to Make the Homr^Happy tained them, but the people of Fort Col cottage. The bride has been raised in On the Feast of St. Benedict, Address...... March 21. Rt. Rev. Bishop Lillis lins. The Elks showed them much hos tlie family of ,Mr. and Mrs. Heary I enclose herewith ($...... ) ...... Dollar*. 1415-1417 Pearl Street BOULDER, COLORADO pitality; they threw open their beau Keeler, and 1s a young lady ot inany celebrated Solemn Pontifical Mass by ) check ) In payment at the rate of {1.60 per year. In St. Benedict's church. Atchison. tiful home v/lih Its elegant rooms, and graces of manner who has a large cir ( money order J cle of friends. The giomn is foreman Kas. The Mass was preceded by the served dclhdous refreshments to all adminlstevlng of confirmation to Signed...... •4-4-f-f4-M-4-f4-44-*-4-f-»"t-f-4-44- -4 who apppeared. in the sugar factory at lx>ngmont and eighteen hoys and four girls, stu Our beloi’t'd pastor returned from an industrious young man. A large dents of St. Benodicl’e College and Pueblo on 'latuvday last. number of friends and relatives wit .\lt. St. Scholastlca's .Academy. : W a n t j .Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McNamara of nessed tho oeremonie iuid all join in Tacoma. W'ashingtou, are new arrivals wishing the coujde a happy wetlded In our city and members of the Sacred life. Miss Rafferty spent most of the For those who heard them, two sim J CatKolic i ple announcements made in the Heart Church. At present they are lo winter here with her aunt, Mrs. Sulli 4 Church of tho Gesu, Montreal, on Sun 4 cated at 410 Arapahoe street. van, and had a position for some time -4 day, March 3, were a powerful sermon 4- Mrs. A u a Herbert, a resident of In the grocery store of Mr. Dwork, Mr. T r a d e ? j on the necessity of being always pre Boulder ftr more than thirty years, Welch has lately Joined the Catholic X pared for death. To the congregation ►♦4 44 -♦♦•M-4- died at her home. 2147 Twenty-third Church. Father Nlcknlus baptized him 4 4--4-4 4-4-4-f-4 4-4"4-f-4+4 assembled for the 9 o’clock Mass tho f street, last. Sunday evening. The fun and gave him the Sacrament. We wel 4 celebrant announced that Rev. Wil To get this patronage you would not advertise in a non-Cathe<46 eral will be heeld Wednesday nioiiiing come them to our city and trust they 4 liam Doherty, 8. J., would preach that A from Sacred Heart church. Deceased will remain with ns. THE POPULAR UN E TO 4 papere-that is, if you really wanted Catholic trade. Neither would you evening. At the end of the Mass the COLORADO SPRINGS, PUEBLO, CRIPPLE CREEK. f was siity-treveu-years of age. Buchhelt people were told that Father Doherty advertise In a medical Journal or a mechanical Journal to sell grocertea. KNIGHTS OP COLUMBUL. LEADVILLE, GLENWOOD SPRINGS. ASPEN, He Holly lad chai-ge of the funeral. was dead. ' GRAND JUNCTION, SALT LAKE CITY, OGDEN, 4 It it a powerful medium that can reach a goodly number of repr*- Our own Joe McCabe has returned 4 The Knights of I’hlladelphia will BUTTE, HELENA, SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGE from Ault, where he has been on a bus ^ tentative people who have money to spend, and that medium It erect permanent headquarters to cost Writing In the "Extension,” organ LES, PORTLAND, TACOMA, SEATTLE. iness trip for the past two weeks. 3200,000. Archbishop Ryan Is much ol the Catholic Church Extension So Miss Katherine Helmer of Quincy, pleased with the project and has ciety, the Rev. J. T. Roche, LL, D., Reaches all the Principal Towns and Mining Camps In Ckilorado, Utah Illinois, ill visiting ' in our city, the T h i s P a p e r given It his blessing. says that an eastern ecclesiastic ol ______Md Now Mexico. guest of ler brother, Mr. George He|- More than a thoui-.and men partici wide experience and more than ordi luer, THE TOURIST’S FAVORITE ROUTE ♦44444444444 44-44444444444444444444 * ♦ 444444-4 444"444444-* pated In the annual retreat Just held nary sagacity, made, in Father Roche’s Mrs. F. J. Buchheit and Mrs. Liston To All Mountain Resorts. lu the Cathedral, Cleveland, under presence, that startling statement that were In I'ort Collins on Sunday. They the ausidcos of the Knights of Co there are today two million Catholics were the snly ladies from Boulder who THE ONLY LINE PASSING THROUGH SALT LAKE CITY EN lumbus. Toledo is following Cleve in this country without churches or went with the Knights of Columbus. ROUTE TO THE PACIFIC COAST, land’s example, and with equal suc- priests. 0 Both ladles were royally entertained Colorado Southern oess. ■ by the people of Fort Collins. They BETWEEN AND The second number of the first vol D E N V E i e TENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE met a nunber of Denver ladles w-ho en Famous ('athuiic i'tiysiciaii TH-ad. ume ot Catholic Missions, a magazine Through joyed th
m L CD THAT HEADACHE! .\moug the pretty weddings of the All bmdnrbM «re not (tiik«. eitlior In cau .c or efT' Cl; but tnoxt per«>n» week was that of Miss Sarah Clark and art fam iliar with aum« kind or other. Man.v hate exi-rrlenced the ‘•ihiimp- Patrick Cronin, The ceremony was iiig" iHjrl, others the “sjtllttlnK Viirlety, stDl others; tli' •'frontar headache— Bolenmized at Maas Thursda.v raorninp SHOES FOR WOMEN 4Uretl7 above the eyes, Carlson’s Ice Creani ■■ Willie not all headac.hes are due to eyestrain, still huge number may be by the Rev. Mgr. Robinson. We have Shoes— Women’h ShocH—to sell. trai-ed to this cause, and in many case* comfort la onl ohlaine;! by properly 'Hie bride was daintily gowned in In Styles, materials, workmanship and perfect fit, they are 1417 California Street Phone Main 112 ■ited Kiasaea. pearl silk. After the ceremony a recep We are at your eervice. Try uh. tion was held at the bride's lumie for the Isstt produced by any manufacturer anywhere. Our leader of this perfect shoe stock is known as the ihe immediate relatives of the couple. , r ji- The beautiful presenUs attested the J. .1. IIOOAN pnosnee h a i r ssm Swikerath Bros. high esteem of a couple deservedly Red Cross Shoe— Price $3 50 to $4 JoHn Hurley lyea.rr’s Heliable Opilelaas. popular. After a wedding trip south, They have flexible solai of the usual thiekness. are fash- THE HOQAN CAFE AND ■Mr. and .Mrs. Cronin will be at home I.Vbl CaUforalB .At, ioimlile Slid comfortable from the time they are put on until BARBER to their friends at 7.732 Marion street, tiu’v are worn out. L U N C H R O O n 0pp. Denver Dry Goods Co., near llth. after .May 15th. Eighth Floor, Boston Building, 17th and Champa Sts., Denver, Colo. ts.'ia .siuui St. DR.'rVKR, c o x a GOOD SHEPHERD MASS MEETING. SHOES FOR HEN There is money saved in buying and wearing The mass meeting of the Uootl Shepherd Aid Society, and all friends BANISTER SHOES of the (iood Shepherd Home, which New School of was lo be held on la»t Sunila.v, wilt be There is no other “ ju.d a.s giKid.’ ' Banister Shoes are the THE held next Sunday, April 28th, In the best. Dancing K. of C. hall, at 7:<)D |). in. The Aid Tliey are made of leather— made ou up-to-date lasts, with Society wishes to make elaborate plan* the entl la view of making them comfortable ami stylish. They I.se# W rltoa St,, opp. Adam* HsteL for the coming picnic to be held for the Phime Mato T93S. P A R I v S H E e S Gootl Shepherd Home, and tlie meet lire dressy and durable. A ing will be held lo discus* ways and The price is $5.(K) and up. Social Dances Tuesday Thursday and Satur < . means to make It an even greater sue WE HAVE OTHER SHOES ce»8 than any that have been held in day Bvenings the past. All friends of the Sisters For .Men anil Women than the ones df-seribed. We hav. them and of the Good Shepherd Itone are Classes In Dancing same evenings for less niotiey— perhaps just as economical for indwr workers and every afterncKm from 2 to 6 li A urgently requested to be prefteni. o’clock. Hall to rent for balls and re and wearers as the higher priced ones. Thi.s Ls certain—they are ceptions. the tiest sins* at the price in this or any other city, and we feel Competent instructors always on C. M. B. A, hand. sure you will do yourselves the justice to call and examine them. The young men's branch No. 9 will GRANADA DANCING ACADEWY DENVER give a dancr- at. DaPhon’s liall. 220 TH<>N.% cupy seats 111 the middle section of the there” friends will all he present on that even Local Notes TWIN SCOTCH BREAD church. The .lunlor Society wUl also And since that Faster hour the awful ing. evening, April 26ih. at Marble hall. Fif- receive Communion at the same Mass, foe hs charmed. I cent b and Cleveland place. MADE BY THE and are requesteil to occupy seats in -And life and death arc glorified and the side sefllon. Immediately after fair; ST. DOMINIC’S COURT, Subscriber* arid othert are requested Mr. William Kluiik of Alton, 111., died ‘ Mass there will be a mentlng of the Vv'httlier he wciu. wc k n ow - the way to send In Item* of Interest to reader*. ObD HOM&STbAD BAK5RY Holy Name Society , we know. All Items for publication in this col at his home, 3144 Wyandotte street, St. Ltomiuic's Court No. 470, of the There was a splendid turn-out of the And with linn step.s press on to umn should reach this office not later April 8th. The remains were taken W. J. MEIKLEHAM, PRES. \ momhers of Cullen Court of the \V. O. meet Him there. W. C. O. F„ will give a card party on than Wednesday evening to Insure pub lication. The writer should sign his Fast, accompaniett by his Mother. .Mrs. O. S', at the 8:30 M.ass last Htiiiday ItcHolved. That a copy of theso res- Thursday evening. May 2d. N'o. PHONES— Day: Gallup 913 and 914. Night: Gallup 913. inornliig to receive Communion. nliitlons be forwarded to our bereaved at 209 name, and not "A Subscriber.” "A H. Kluiik, and sister and brother. He A series of Sunday evening instruc- sister recording secretary and her t’haries building. Refreshments will Reader.” etc. We cannot print notes was an esteemed young man and will Uims are being given for adults who family and a copy be entered on the be served, and everything done to that are not vouched for. be missed by the many friends he made have not received the SacrementH of mlmites id our mentlng and a copy be Conllrmatlon and Holy Kucharlst, and sent the Denv.'r Catholic Itegister. make the evening as pleasant us possi The members of St. Klizaoeth choir during his short residence in Denver. wish to be prepared. All adult Cath MA’TILDA A, MARTIN. ble, All are welcome, and a large at will giv=- a .May party at their hall on Father Agaiho, O S. B.. of Boulder, Why Not Buy Her a Bird olics who wish to Join the Conllrma- .MAGGIE A. RYAN, tendance Is desired. ntxt Wednestiay evening. Dancing, tlon class are requested to attend. M ARtiARKT A. H rB B A R D , and Father Nicholas, 0. S. B., of Long games and refreshments have been ar A first Communion cln.Ms Is In prepa- Convmittee on UcBolutlons. mom were in ihe cilv last week. Wo have a complete line of genuine Uartz Mountain and St. An- - ration for next May 12th. A special BLANCHE WALSH IN “THE ranged for by .Miss .Insephine Woelier, date. May 19th, has been set aside for For firat ela.ss w atch and jew elry re STRAIGHT ROAD." Mrs. Owen Connell of 270t> Marian dreasbur« Roller Canaries, besides many other fancy binis. pupils attending the public schools. pairing see M. O’Keefe & Co.. 627 F if the efficient director. The Immaomate Conception high teenth street. The uprlns style* In L'idles* hats are street is seriously ill .>t St. Joseph's Our cut dowers and potted plants are the best in the city. school will have a class of eleven “ The Straight Road" is a study of more attractive than ever bef<^e» say hcepital. graduates tor the coming commence life In the slums of New York City. Mol those who have vlsitert Mrs. Cullen s IlKSOMTIONS OP CONDOl.UNfK. millinery parlors, opposite St. I.»€0 » Tne Welker Club meet to-night ment. O'Hara, the leading character, is por The Simpson Seed and Floral Co. Miss Mae Connell has been very HI church. ^ ^ , (ThursdayI at St. Elizabeth’s hall. at the Steele hospital. W’hereas. Ii has pleased .Almighty trayed by Blanche Walsh. The woman One of the smartest affairs of the God in His wisdom to call to His The school basehall team is now or upon whom all Interest centers Is rep wtek is the reception giVen by Mrs. .1. There is nothing lacking In the work 1551 Champa Street DENVER, COLO. ganized and Is open for challenges. hlessed abode .Mrs. Catherine Higgins, beloved mother of our sister, .Mrs. Mary resented as a coarse, rough, degenrate A. Osner Thursday evening to the turned out at Mrs. Culler';: millinery Con K. O'Byrne, attorney and coun Kelly; be It female, .greatly addicted to fighting nifnibers of the Sacred Heart Aid So parlors, 1462 South Tenth street, o|e selor at law, Symes building. Kesolved. 'That we, the members of Bt, Anthony of Pudua Court No. 4 77. and drink. She is reclaimed from her ciety. She Is assisted in receiving and pcslte Si. Irfo'a church. Everything Is A full line of moderate priced jew- Tel. Main 6344. W, C. O, F„ extend our heartfelt sym wretched and aimless life by a wealthy serving by the Misses Julia. Eugenia, ur-to-(iate and prices moderate. «dry at M. O. Keefe A Co.’s, 825 Fif teenth street. pathy to our dear sister and her fam and philanthropic lady who is doing Bessie and Gertie Allen, Miss Carew A,\NlI.Nt;lA'riON. ily, and pray that comfort may be sent One of the most delightful affairs of them In their great sorrow; be it fur rescue work in the slums. iitid Miss Wernel. WANTED—.4 Catholic young man, aiinday will be the regului- monthly ther The climax of the play comes in the Mr. and Mis \V. H. Andrew eater- the week was the pre-nuiiil.ql reception (iermun preferrcil, to work-on garden; onimunlon day for the Children’s So- good wage.; anil board. Address 6601 White Loaf Resolved, That a copy o f these r eso- well iallty. third act, when, for the first time, -Miss tain at a apiiOinled dinner this and tea given by .Alls* Crenn for Miss 'Vest TliS'ty-tlilrd, Edgewater, Colo- lutlons be presented t o our s Ister and evening. This Is the sixth of a series There was a requiem High Mass on a copy spread u pon the records of Walsh Is given a chance to show her D'.Arcy. whose wedding occurs early in lado. Monday morning for the repose of the onr c on rt. emotional power. Through no fault of ol post-lA>nten dinners given their souls of Stephen and Joseph Krlgbaum. SAR AH E AV KBSTEK, .May. The handsome (Teau home was On Tuesday morning requiem Mass her own, Mol O'Hara ha* iost her lover, friends at their hospitable home, 1119 Special l-tx.'uralona tu .Hexleo City. FLOIR .MARY D D OYLK, for repose of the soul of Helen Oawley U'CY KAI.SER. the friend that rescued her and the C'arkson street. artistically decorated in bilde ros■•^ The Colorado & Southern offers half at request of her llllla schoolmates. Committee g(x>d name she has striven so hard to Book store for aale. A* Mr. and Mr* The leading brand of Flour in On Thursday morning at nuptial and asparagus fern. The - oft. subdutul latee to .Mexico City and return; tlck- High Maas, Mgr. Robinson unjted in ixisse.ss. in the wild frenzy of her rage C. J. Snell aif obliged to return to M< «ts to bo sold on April 2oth to May Colorado, Every sack guaran light from many shaded c.qndles lu the 1 8th...... June Sth to l.Vth.. and ■ June ■ lot!' h holyijy -bonds of matrimony Mr. Patrick .Stale agents for Ihe New Domestic and despair she tears down the orna P( ck, Nebraska, they offer »helr store, teed. sewing machine; also sell New Home dining room carried out the effect so lo July 12th: gixM' ninety days; atop- 3ronin and Miss Surah Clark. The ments In her room, curses mankind lurnlshed. for sale tiood terms to the tiver* in both directions. Full Infor- bride was attended bjr her niece. Miss and Eldred. Expert repairing. Rents. wonderfully that one felt that they had Hogan, and Mr. D. Cronin, a brother of fl.uO month. .Sew machine. tL'i, .Main and hei erstwhile friends, gives up the proper person. Apply at 2749 T,<(rlmer inution reearding Afexico on applica ei lered fairyland. Miss Crean makes tion. T. E. FISH ER, O. P. A. the groom, acted us best man. oftlce,, 1529 Stout. Phone, 1.M98. tight she has made against such heavy such a charming hostess that there are Denver. THE MISS Mary Murphy of Chicago Is the odds, and raising a gla.ss of liquor to *^;Mnoiigst those entertained by the guest o f her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. W ill never any regrets to her Invitations her lips is about lo welcome hack the E'an Hellenic Club at the Adams Wed Dolan. CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN’S CLUB. Miss Lee Ki’lly and Miss .MeSheehy Mr. Richard .Meyers is home again life she lived of old, when her eye rests nesday at luncheon wore the Misses Wm. C. RYAN Excelsior Flour Mills after a short business trip to Reno. K'.ilhryii and Margaret Gtaidwin. rendered several selection* from Hhii The club held Its regular weekly uiMin the gift of her rescuer, a beauti I'OHKI.iN AM> DOMK.SriC W Al.I, Nevada. 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