The Record Newspaper 10 September 1910

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TheCardinalandMonsignor O'FlaranreturnedfromQueensland onTuesdaythe23rdult.They leftBrisbaneonthepreviousSaturday,andbrokethejourneyat Warwick,wherethey'wereaccorded civicreception.TheCardinala. 1.1edInS.'doerloo'cingfreshand i_aarousandlessthananhouraftersettleddowntoclearingupthe businessthataccumulatedduringhis alasenceitBrisbane.

TheDominicanConvent's Old Scholars'Association,Adelaide,presentedaciboriumtoSt.-Wary's Convent,Cabra,inmemoryofthe lateMotherColumba,whodiedin Maylast,andwhobrought the firstcommunityofDominicanNuns toSouthAustralia.

PriortohisdepartureforCanadatoattendtheEucharisticCongressinMontreal,hisGraceArchbishopRedwoodaddressedtheConfraternityoftheHol.1,Familyat theCathedralinAuckland,anddescribedtheProceedingsabouttotake PlaceattheCongress.HisGrace al.ocelebratedMassattheHome oftheLittleSistersofthePoor, andafterwardsvisitedallthereligiousinstitutionsinandaroundthe city.Helefton3rdinst.,bythe Moura,tocatchtheVancouver steamer.HisGracewasseenoff byseveralofthelocalclergy.

Averyinterestingfunctiontook placeatCarcoar,N.S.W.,onthe 9thAugust,comprisingawelcome totheRev.FatherO'Keefeanda send-offtotheRev.FatherO'Brien, whohasbeencarryingonthework oftheparishsincethedemiseofthe VeryRev.ArchdeaconKelly.FatherO'Keefehasbeenappointedto fillthevacancycausedbythedeath ofthearchdeacon,rndFather O'Brienhasbeentransferredto Orange.

AsocietyfortheCatholicUniversitystudentshasbeeninaugurated brhisGracetheMostRev.Dr. Carr,ArchbishopofMelbourne.It willbeknownastheNewmanSociety,andwillbemainlyliterary', dealingwithmattersthatshould haveaspecialliteraryinterestfor theCatholicUniversitystudents. Thesocietywillinduetimehe affiliatedtotheoriginalNewman Society,foundedatOxfordUniversity,withwhichCardinalMoranwas solongassociated.

Amemorialpulpittothelate

VeryRev.M..1.MaherAC.M., in St.Joseph'sChurch.Malvern(Melbourne),wasblessedomSunday last.

Over40priestsandalargecongregationassistedattheRe-

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quiem MassinSt.Ignatius' Church,Richmond,(Melbourne), forthereposeof thesoul ofthelateRev.FatherGately atwhichArchbishopCarrPresided,assistedbyVeryRev.Dean Phelan,V.G.,andotherso clergy.

TheRev.FatherJ.Kerin,Adm., BallaratEast,hasbeenappointed AdministratoratKoroit.TheRev. FatherW.Close,BishopHiggins' secretary,takesFatherKerin's placeinBallaratEast.TheRev. FatherJ.Davis,Warrnamhool,was latelypromotedtothecharge of Casterton.

AjurymenintheCentralCriminal Court,Sydney,refusedtoservefor whetbesaidwereconscientiousreasons. ActingJudgeFitzbarding, however,decidedagainsthim.

PreparationsArebeingmadeby theCatholicsofAucklandforafittin-recentiontothePi-htRev.Dr. Clearyonhisarrival.

Thefirstepiscopalvisitof his Lordship,BishopGallaghertoBookban:wasmadeonlyrecently,when hewasenthusiasticallywelcomed. Theresidentsreceivedhis.Lordship threemilesoutofthetown,and escortedhimtothelocalhallwhere anaddresswaspresentedtohim. HisLordshipsubsequentlylaidthe foundationstoneofanewchurch.

MorethanSoopeoplewerepresent, representingallsectionsofthecom$ munity.About£200wascollected onthespot.Theresponsetothe Bishop'sappealisstrrngevidenceof theharmoniousrelationsexisting betweentheCatholicsofBookham, andtheirneighboursofothercreeds. Bookhamiscomparativelyasmall village.

Hon.E.W.O'Sullivan.Mr.Meagherendeavouredtogetsomedefinite informationfromMr.Wadeonthe, subject,butcouldnotelcitanyparticularsastowhatcoursethePremierwouldadopt.

"Whatisawowser?"askedMr. JoeCookintheHouse. 'Youare one,''retortedMr.Page."Youcan alwaystellwowsersbytheway theyloveeachother."

OnMondayashockofearthiquake wasexperiencedatHornedale,in SouthAustralia.

TheCardinalandMonsignor O'HaranweretheguestsofHisExcellencySirWilliamMcGregor,K.C. M.G.,atluncheonatGoiernmentGovernor-Generalintendstoresign

TheRev.JosephO'Malley,8.3., diedatNorwood,quiterecently.He isLhelastofthepioneerIrishJesuitswhoestablishedtheOrderla Melbourne. House,Brisbane.

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TheN.S.W.StateGOvernrnentis stilljugglingwiththequestionof agranttothefamilyofthelate

a TherumourthatLordDudley,the atanearlydate1againingcurrency.ThePrimeMinisterhasbeen askedquestionsonthematter,tut hesaysbe%tom'absolutelynothing aboutthematter.

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ACorneroftheFactory.

IrishNewstoAugust6,1910.

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I'llturnmyfeetfrom,everypath butone--thechurchyardway I'llshutmeeyestoevery'starand sleepmyfilltillday:

'TisEilywillawakeme,andyouit iswillsay "Riseup,Play thedawning

rdiecussionshavemadesuchprogress -althoughwehavenot,sofar,rea chedanagreement-astorenderit, intheopinionofallofus,notonlydesirable,Nutnecessary,that theyshouldcontinue.Infact, I maygofurther,andsaythatwe shouldthinkitwrongatthisstage tobreakthemoil.Thereisno questionoftheirindefinitecontinuance,andifwefind,asaresultof ourfurtherdeliberations,duringthe recess,thatthereisnoprospectof an,agreementthatcanbeannounced toParliamentlathecourseofthe presentSession,weshallbringthe Conferencetoadose.

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Thenewferro-concretebridgethat isbeingerectedovertheNorein KilkennybytheKil:ennyCorporationandCountyCouncil,andwhich istotaketheplaceoftheold caleePostapst.John'sBridge,is raciallyapproachingcompletion,and will,itisexpected,beavailablefor publicusea'outNovember.Ata meetingoftheCorporation,itwas decidedunanimouslythattheMost Rev.Dr.Brownrigg,LordIiishoPof Ossory,shouldbeaskedtoperform theopeningceremony.

IrishParliamentaryFundto29th Jul,,r9lo,£11,oeses.id. a Notwithstandinginclementand mostuninvitingweatherthepilgrimageto('roaghl'atrickwasamost impressivespectacle.Over30,000 peopleclimbedthemountainand wentthroughthesolemnexercisesof thepilgrimage.ThePopesenthis up,oldpiper;, blessingtotheArchbishopofTuam, oftheday." theclergs.andthepilgrims. The NURAHOPPER. VeryRev.FatherMcGrath,0.S..1., Rome,PreachedaPowerfulanddoPietc.?'s CycleandMachiner (;tientsermon. Works,atWexfordhavebeenpartiallydestroyedbyfire.Theextentof thedamageisestimatedat£4o,000.

OvertooPrisonsinIrelandhave beenclosed.

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Areturnshowingthenumbersof Irishlabourers'cottagesbuiltorin thecourseofconstructionup to March31st,ofthisyearhasjust beenissued.Thetotalsare:-Ulster c,922 MunsteriesoisLeinster, 12,8.4Connaught,1.696.

Arepresentativedeputation, of whichtheMostRev.Dr.O'Deaof Galway,actedasspokesman,waited ontheChancelloroftheExchequer withreferencetotheImperialcontributi,towardsUniversityCollege,Galway.Mr.Lloyd-Georgeis hisreply,saidthatiftheCounty Councilswouldmakeacontribution totheCollegehewouldcertainls recommendtheGovernmenttoincreasetheImperialcontribution.

LordandLadyGrevillewere!resentedwithanaddressfromtheir tenants,employes,andwell-wishers ontheoccasionoftheirhomecorningtoClonhugh,Mullingar,andli!s lordship,inreply,saidthatiand purchasehadgivenencourage.nent andimpetustoincreasedindirare 4

Mr.Asquith,makingthennouneementtotheCommonsearly(set monthinregardtotheConference ontheVetoQuestionsaid:-TherepresentativesoftheGovernmentand theOppositionhaveheldtwelve rnee'tinrs,andhavecarefullysurveyedalargepartofthefieldofcontroversy.Theresultisthatour

underthePensionsAct,butdisqualifiedasrecipientsofPoorLawrelief.

Greatdamagehasbeenclone to cropsby asevererainfallinthe TulskdistrictofCo.Roscommon. Treeshavealsosuffered.Inone instance.ahorseandcartwere blownintoacanaltheanimalwas rescued,whilethecartwassmash edbytheforceofitsfall.

Mr.DavidEdwardBurtchaell, whosedeathisannounced from. Westport,wasapromisingmember oftheEngineers'profession. A sonofthelateMr.PeterBurtchaell,Co.SurveyorofKileenny,he waseducatedatKilkennyCollege, andT.C.D.,andwasassociatedwith railwayconstructioninvarious PartsofIreland.WhenatCollege Mr.Burtchaellwasoneofthebest oarsmenintheDublinUniversity RowingClub,andwasoneoftile crewwhichwontheWyfoldCupat HenleyRegattalatein.the'seventies.

Averyinterestingfunctionrook placeatBallymoe,Co.Galway, whenofficialsoftheEstatesCommissionersarrivedtotakeoverpossessionofthePollockestate.eontaining1tomacres,whichhasbeen recentlypurchasedbytheCommissioners.ThegrassfarmsofArdagh andBallincurry,heldbythePaynes, Ball,moe,andcontainingabout43o acres,endthreeotherfarmsheld'by Messrs.Satchwelland..Jones,were allclearedoftheirstock,andponsssionhandedoverbyMr.Lambert,thewent,toMr.E.M'Gil:, LandInspectoroftheEstatesCommissioners.ThisplacesT,Stooacres ounterantedgrasslandsatthe disposaloftheEstatescommissioners.Itissaidthatgonewhouses willseerectedonthelands.

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ThelandlordoftheSheffieldestate,nearClaremorris,hasrepeated anofferhemadesometimeagoto giveMrs.Gevelin,recentlyevicted withherchildrenandnowoccupying ahutontheroadside,£20togo toAmerica,andjoinherhusband there.Mrs.Gevelinexplainsthat shereturnedfromAmericayears ago,throughfailinghealth,andto rurseherlather,andherhusband intendscominghome.Shewould diebytheroadsideratherthan leavetheoldhomeagain.There wasastirringsceneattheinstallationoftheGevelinfamilyin the newhutonTuesdayevening.The fundforthesustenanceofthefamilyismeetingwithheartysupport. Mr.JantesWalsh,ofFarmhill,is thetreasurer.

Inalettertothe"ConnachtTribune"Mr.S.Gwynn,M.P.,writing withregardtothereviveddiscussionofaTransatlanticservicefrom Galway,speaksoftheobviousattractivenessofthescheme,and hopesitmaybepressedbeforethe ImperialConference.InanAll-Red route,hesays,GalwaymustessientiallybetheIrishterminus.He forwardsaletterhereceived to showthatthereshouldbenodifficultyinbringingthematterbefore theImperialConference.Inthe samepaperMr.R.WorthingtonrepliestoaletterfromMr.T.S. Dobbscriticisingcertainpointsof thescheme.

ThestudentsoftheIrishCollege atTourmakeadyhadamostenjoyableseilgatLoughnaFooey,one oftheirguestsbeingFatherO'Hara oftheLondonGaelicLeague,who deliveredaninterestingaddress.

TheLoughreaBoardofGuardians, haveunanimously.adoptedtheresolutionoftheCorkGuardianscallingontheIrishM.P.'stooppose theGovernmentProposalsregarding thepaymentofoldagepensionsto personsinreceiptofPoorRelief.

TheRoscommonGuardianshave unanimouslypassedaresolutionprotestingagainsttheproposalofthe Governmenttomakelocalratesliableforpartofthesum,whichitis Proposedtoexpendinproviding pensionsforpersonsqualifiedbyage

awayinhis85thyear.Mr. Kerwicktookaninterestin allthatconcernedthewelfare ofthecountry,andwashighlyesteemedbyallclassesinhisneighbourhood.HewasuncleoftheRev FatherMadden,C.C.,Rathdowney, andcousinoftheRev.M.Nolan, C.C.,Callan,andtheRev.M. J. Walsh,SanFrancisco,whilehis daughterisamemberoftheCommunityoftheConventofMercy, Callan.

TheKildareNationalTeachers havepassedaresolutioncongratulatingtheMostRev.Dr.Foleyonhis returntohealth,andexpressingthe hopethathisLordshipmightlong continuetodirectthedestinyofthe dioceseofKildareandLeighlin.

TheMullingarDistrictCouncilthis weekunanimouslypassedresolutions statingthattheTreasuryshouldimmediatelyprovideforIrishPrimary Educationgrantsonasliberala scaleasaregiventoScotland.The grantoffullcivilrightstoIrish Nationalteacherswasalsoadvocated.

MUNSTER

TheListowelGuardiansadjourned theirmeetingasamarkofrespect tothememoryofthelateMrs. Mangan,ofBedford,Listowel,the motheroftheBishopofArdiert. * *

EhanOrderinCouncilitisdirectedthatClonmelprisonshall, fromAugust12next,heexclusively usedforthepurposeofaBorstal Institution.

a TheCorkCorporationhasdecided tocommunicatewiththeRoyalHumaneSocietyandwiththeTrustees oftheCarnegieHeroFundwith regardtothebravery ladnamedRyan,whosavedalife at quayduringtheweek, thisbeingthefifteenthlifesavedby him.

o AtameetingoftheMacroom TownTenants'League,aresolution wasPassedcallingontheIrishPart,toredeemthepromisemadeby Mr.JohnDillonthataBillwould beimmediatelyintroducedproviding forthejudicialfix'ingoffairrentsin townsandcitiesandtoplace theservicesofatleastfivemembers,whoseduty'itwouldbe to entirelyassisttowntenantsengaged

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ThemembersoftheLadiesbranch oftheNewRossGaelicLeaguehave Passedavoteofsympathywiththe Rev.'I'.QuiOey,C.C.,New,Ros,on thedeathofhis :AsterMary Aloysius,ofthePresentationconvent.

AtameetingoftheFerbane (King'sCo.)branchoftheUnited IrishLeagueitwasannouncedthat theL'Estrangeestatehadbeensold Themeetingcondemnedthecriticism ofMr.Reddy,M.P.,withregardto theFerlanecattle-drive.

ThedeathhastakenplaceatNewsome,Moate,ofDr.T.Fiteneaurice, ahighlyrespectedmedicalpractitioner.

Prosecutionswerebroughtunder theActofEdwardIII.atMoate PettySessionsagainsttwofarmers, namedThomasFallonandPeter HoarseforintimidatingAndrew Sheerin,aScotchherdemployedby Mr.Mullock,J.p.,anex-Indianofficial,fromwhoselandscattlehave beenfrequentlydriven.Theintimidationallegedwasshoutingobjectionabletermsatthe"emergencyman."TheBenchunanimouslydecidedtoadjournthecasesforthree monthstoseehowthemenwould behave.

Mr.PhilipKerwick,Oldham,Tullaroan,Co.,,Kilkenny,haspassed

Areyourlipswhite, ,...0-_ ,.lil yourcheekscolorless, iiiyourearstransparent? ., Anddoyoulookthin 1:-,..--,,,,, andcare1,14.1"r)iiq'...'gt, worn?It doesn't .0,,4 takeTnuch ., imaginetiontosee redlips, blooming cheeks,and abright,cheerfulface,inevery bottleofAyer'sSarsaparilla. Ifyourappetiteispoor,your digestionimperfect,andyoufeel nervousandweak,yououghtto i;ake

Itexpelsallimpuritiesfromth blood,andgivesstrengthandvigor tothenerves.ItwillsurelyTo storeyoutohealth.

Isnowmade,Ayer'sSorsa-. parlilacontainsnoalcohol. Therearemanyimitation Sarsaparillas.

Besureyouget"AYER'S."

TheProvinces

e 14 inorganisingbranchesoftheLeague,atthedisposaloftheorganisation.

StepsarebeingtaaeninLimeric.. topresentMr.Wm.Monahan,aveteranNationalistwithatestimonialinrecognitionofhisservicesto thecountry.Heservedatermof imprisonmentforhieconneccion withtheFenianmovementof'be. Severalsubscriptionstothetestimonialhavealreadybeenhandedin.

MuchregrethasbeenfeltthroughoutClareatthe'deathofMrs.Mary Roughen,whichtookplaceatthe residenceofherdaughteratM03'riesk.Thedeceasedwhowas-; yearsofage,wasthemother of SisterMaryLoyola,oftheSisters ofMercy,Ennis,andbelongedto oneoftheoldestandmostrespectedfamiliesinthedistrict.FollowingRequiemMassintheCathedral,Ennis,thefuneraltookplace toKilcross,andwasvelalargely attendedbyallsectionsofthecommunity.AtthemeetingofEnnis BoardofGuardiansavoteofsympathywithMrs.Roitehan'srelations

ticipantsandthespectators.Therei GrandOrganRecitalatthe wasaliberallistofprizesinpreCathedral seatsandincoins.TheChampionshipraceforboysresultedrespectivelyintheordergiven,viz.,Willie Carroll,RaymondGoodridge, and tomanyhundredsofpeople(save s---damesTyres.Theprincipalracefor the"WestAustralian,"inThurs-----girlswasannexedbyEthelCunningday'sissue),ontheoccasionoftheGam,K.Carrollbeingsecond,and lastrecitalupontheneworganinDorisSmithandClara,Risdenbeing theCathedraloftheImmaculatetieforthethirdPlace.TheskipConception.Thattheinstrument'ispingcontestforgirlsresultedasfolamagnificentonetherecanbenolows:-Ethelcunninghain,K.Carquestiou.Thevolumeofsoundofroll,DorisMcComish,ClaraRisalaichitiscarableistremendous,den,andR.Cunningham.Thethree'andyetwithitsmightypower,byleggedraceforboyswaswonby tonemagictouchoftheoperator,JackCaddyandWillyCarroll,Roy harnessedinagainitsingsintones/TiftonendJamesTyrenbeingseassoftandgentleasthebabblinecond.ThephotographerfromSandbrook.Mr.ArthurTaylor,theor-stonetooktwogroupsofthepieeanist.hasonlyhadsomethree'nickers. weeks'acquaintancewiththeorgan,Aparceloftootons,belongingto andhasalreadymadehimself soMessrs.McHugh,Thos.Flynn,and reichmasterofitsintracacies,asN.Newton,of;theDobraScrim, toheabletodelightallwholisten-((goodLuck,isAustrian),/sold edtohisPerformance.Thepro-:mine,Waroonga,putthroughlast grammeopenedwithSmart'sMarchweekatthebattery,yielded 25 inG,whichgaveampleevidenceof/lefts.totheton. ;thestrengthofthosegreatdiapasonThingsgenerallyatthemining 'notes,whichattimesliterallycentre,Mt.SirSamuel,32miles shookthesacrededificetoitsverynorthfromhere,aredullonaccount waspassed. foundations. Amarkedcontrastoftherecentshuttingdownofthe eelsseeninthenextitem,theAl-Bellevue.Theoneredeemingfeature legrettoGraziosoinleby'Tours, ULSTER abouttheplaceistherecentacquehereinthesweetness,andwithal

TheelectionofTrusteesresultedin Bros.P.O'Connor,E.J.Keimy, andJ.J.Watkinsbeingappointed, andaJudicialcommittee,consistingof9memberswasselectedas requiredbetheLaws.

Messrs.G.McNamaraandRichardBarrasswereinitiatedasBenefit members. Itwasresolvedthat theBrancashouldmeetfortnightly, onalternateTuesdaynightsat Pant,intheChurchesatMaylands, andBayswaterrespectively.OnaocountoftheMissionoftheRedemptoristFathersbeingheldatMaylandsduringnextweek,itwasdecidedthatthenextmeetingbeheld thereonlothinst.

Dr.McWhaewasenanimouslyappointedtothepositionofMedical Officer,andacommitteeconsisting ofBros.Rev.FatherLynch,P. O'Connor(President),andW.L. Donohoe(Secretary),wasdeputedto makearrangementsforthesupply ofmedicines.

.fudgingbytheenthusiasmdisplays edbythemembers,thefutureprospectsofthisBrancharemostPromising.

AmemorialofpolishedPeterhead sitionanderectionofthepublic red-granite18feetinheignahasrichnessofthelesserstopswasbattery.Thisisaboonandagreat beenerectedinMilltownCemetery,mostpleasingly.demonstrated.in the"('antileneNuptiale"(Dubois), tothelateMr.JamesO'Dempsey, Belfast.Mr.O'Dempseysatforsev-thevoxhumanestopwasbrought intoeffectiveplay,andBayley's oraly(arsasAldermanforSmithfieldintheBelfastCorporation,and"Intermezzo,"gaveopportunityfor wasinterestedinallCatholicandtheintroductionofseveralother bettetifullysoundingandmellow Nationalistactivities. stops.ThelastitemwasHewlett's

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advantagetotheminersandthe township.Aparceloftootonsis beingPutthroughthebatterythis weekandisexpectedtoyieldwell.

TheWaroongaAnnualpublicpicnicwillbeheldattheJunctionabout2milesfromLawlersinWaroongadirection,nextSunday.The gatheringislookedforwardtowith interestaddpleasure,foritisnoted asanoccasionthatbespeakssplendidorganisationandmanagement, andreflectscreditonthoseentrustedwiththecarryingoutoftheaffair.Thisyear'spicnicpromises 'eventoexcelthelast.

BEAUFORTSTREET, ECRTH. B.e.O'Brien,Proprietor

ONLYTHECHOICESTAND BESTBRANDSOFWINESAND SPIRITSINSTOOK.

CouatryVisitorswillfindthebeat ofAccommodationat"TheCourt."

Thepresentseasonhasbeenavery dryone,-infact,veryfewdrier haveoccurredontheEastMurchi-

TheBelfastChamberofCommerceoffertoireinF.inwhichthemusic hasunanimouslyadoptedaresolu-revertedrathertothegrandorgan, tionapprovingofthepolicyofagri-theswellanddiapason.Itwasonculturalorganisationandco-operalvamatterofregretthatbecause tinsinIreland. ofthelocaleoftherecitalitwas iraTossibletogiveexpressionto e Theumpireinthearbitrationrewhatmusthavebeenthegeneral latingtothepurchaseoftheLis-'!wire-ademandforencores.InburnGas.Co'sundertakingbvtheterspersedwiththeorganitemswere LisburnUrbanCouncilmentionssonesbyMissMinnieWaugh,and £14,22asthesumtobepaid.InNIPsers.Roxliyend.1.,C.Westhoven. ; Thefirstvocalnumberwasatrio, theGasCompany'slastPublished son.ThisStatehashadarecord balancesliestAveeet itsworks,coveredbyVerum,"(Mercadante),'Infallonthewhole,andmuchmore thereturnedatthevalueofwhichtheartistswereheardtoplentifulthatthatrecordedinthe Lae33esed.Theamountoffered treatethanta.ge.MissWaughthenEasternStates. theCouncilforethearbitrationsangGoun?asAveMaria,"withMr.JohnFlynn,whohadbeenon wasC24,000.TheUrbanCouncilre-great.feelingandexpression.Mr.anextendedholidaytripthroughthe gardthebargainasagoodone. esthovensangtastefully"LesRa-EasternStatesoftheCommonmeaux,"(Faure),whichgavehimwealth,andwhoisoneofthelead-

ReferringtoremarksmadebyMr.anexcellentopportunityofeffective-lingbusinessmenofLawlers, lyusinghisfinebassvoice. The reJusticeGibsonattherecentDerrr turnedduringthepresentweek,.His Assizesreflectingonthecharacterlastandbyaomeansleastmelo-manyfriendswerepleasedtowel.ofthepeopleoftheLimavadydis-Siousitemwasaduet,"BonePas-'comehimhack. trict,Mr.J.D.Boyd,J.P. attor,',(Capocci),byMissWaughandMiningcentresarenotedforthe LimavadyPettySessionssaidhisMr..Roxby,whosevoicesweread-frequencyofaccidents,andLawlers lordship'sgeographywasatfiemirahlysuitedtoeachother.Dur-isnoexceptiontotherule.Late-

forIonly.oneofthecaseshealludedmealaietintervalArchdeaconlyMr.W.Goodridgewasthrown tohadoccurredintheirdistrict.Smythannouncedfromthepulpitoutofhissulkyandoneofthe thatthesumofover£i,000hadwheelspassedoverhisrightleg,

ThedeathhasoccurredatLeedsbeenraisedtowardsthecostoftheandinjuredtheankle.Hewas ofDr.HughO'Denohoe,forsomeorganinthespaceof12months,laidup,butisgettingbetter.Then timeinchargeofaCo.Donegaldis-andinstatingthatacollectionMr.Hayhallhadtwoofhisfingers pessary,hutformerlywellknowninwouldthenhetakenupreferredtojammedbetweentheskidandthe .connectionwiththeBlackrockCol-thefactthatithadbeennecessaa,cage,attheWaroongamine,and 'lege,('o.Dublin,andalsoasacon-tospendafurthersumof£300inhadtohavethemamputated.The tributortoIrishperiodicals. fittingstothegalleryandplacing'latestonthelistisMr.Stanway, theorgan.ThecollectionwhichwasIwhohadtwofingersontheleft

TheIlailieboroRuralDistricttakenUPwaslareelycontributedto. CouncilonthemotionofMr.T.TheCathedralwaspackedtothe M.FarallssecondedbyMr. T.verydoors,anditissafetosay 'O'Reilly,haveunanimouslyagreedthathadtheelementsbeenmore topresentanaddresstotheMostpropitiousitwouldhavebeenirnRev.Dr.Finegan,the'newBishopofPossibletoaccommodateeverybody Kilmore,ontheoccasionofhiscon-whowouldhavedesiredtoattend secretion. therecital.Mr.W.J.Westhoven, actedasmusicaldirector.

Inthecourseofhisaddressatthe .distributionofprizesinCampbell Colleee,Belfast,onWednesday,the EarlofCarricksaidthesuccessof aschooldepended,inhisopinion atanyrate,neitheruponitsprowessandachievementsinScholarships orgames,hutrathernoontheclueslionofwhetherornoteducated gentlemenwithgoodmannersand no"side,"wereproduced.Neither birthnormoneymadeagentlemenitdependeduponhisbringingup andeducation.

Lady: Iamlookingforagovernessformychildren.

ManagerofRegistryOffice:"Didn'twesupplyyouwithonelast week9""'Fn," "Well,madam accordingtoh"rreportyoudidn't needagoverness.Youneedaliontamer."

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ThecombinedSchools'Annual PicnicheldattheDonegalPool, onWednesdaylastwasagratifying success.Theparentsandthetownspeoplepatronisedtheaffairinlarge numbersandcontributedinevery waytomakethedayasenjoyable aspossible.Theweatherwasperfectineverysenseoftheword,and thespotanidealone.Thechildren weresumptuouslrregaledwithdaintyeatablesanddrinkablessogenerouslyandlavishlysuppliedbythe parentsandthepeopleingeneral. Alltheafternoonwasgivenupto ,sportsofvariouskindforthechildren,whoenteredintothemwiththe (greatinterestandzestforwhich theyareProverbial.Theevents createdamusementbothforthepar-

handinjuredattheSunriseGold mine,4milesnorthfromhere. Thisseason,astepintheright directionhasbeentakenhere,by theplantingofKurrajongandpeppertreesinthemainthoroughfare, CliftonSt.,eponymousalterthe highlyrespectedWardenoftheEast Murchison.These,withcarewill addtothebeautyandattractivenessofthetown.

H.A.C.B.Society

MAYLANDS-BAYSWATER.

TheadjournedmeetingoftheSt. LawrenceO'TooleBranch,No.522, washeldbatSundayintheChurch Bayswater,aftertoo'clockMass.

ThePresidentofthenewbranch, Bro.P.O'Connorpresidedoveran excellentattendanceofmembers.The DistrictSecretary,Bro.M.A.Scanlanwaspresenttoadviseandassistthemeetingincompletingthe variousdetailsrequiredfortheproperworkingoftheBranchinaccordancewiththeSociety'sLaws.. SistersMaherandLvaskley,were appointedasSickVisitorsforMaylandsandBros.Thos.McDonaldand Thos.O'LoughlinforBayswater.

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OnlastSundaymorningagrand oldPioneerpriestofWestAustralia inthepersonoftheRt.Rev.MonsignorMateu,diedafterashortillness,attheHospitalofSt.John ofGod,Suaaco.Thedeceasedge tlernanatthetimeofhisdeathhad spentupwardsoffortyyearsinassiduousmissionarytoilinhisadoptedcountry,andhediedgenuinely regrettedbethepeoplewhohadthe pleasureandPrivilegeofknowing him,andishohadgrowntoadmire andlovehimasatruefriendant anexemplarypriest.Thougha Spaniardbybirth,MonsignorMateu hadthedeepestregardfortheIrish people.HeadmiredtheIrishCatholicfaith,andthewhole-hearted loyaltyoftheracetotheHolySee, andhisreminiscencesofIrishvalour andIrishgenerosityinthecauseof religionontheContinentofEuropehIledhimandhishearerswith admirationfortheexiledchildrenof apersecutednation.Thereception hewasgivenonthedayofhisarrivrlinPerthoverfortsyearsago whenhcemeasSecretarytothe la*eBehopGriver,ofhappy as.dehimdeclarethatthisPeniereapeopleforwhomapriest nethesitatetogivehislife; t,v., 0111thatdayonward,hewa afa'1,!anda'father,andapriest toha!holiesofthisStatewho 1):a!.liegoodfortunetobehis !,,,ri:h.oners.Mostofhismissionan.careerwasspentat Albany. hr,lebuiltaiieautilulChurch,a env,nt,andaPresbytery,allof whichforthecircumstancesofthe place,aresosuitableandcomplete, thattheywooldocredittoatown oftwiceorthricethepretensions ofAleany.Hisfugallifeandhis Prudentandeconomictactinbusinessmattersenahledhimtodo wondrousworkwithordinaryeffort, andwithoutashadowofostentation.Thusitwasthatheplaced the('hitschonthechoicesitesof thePrettyseaportWenofW. South,andwhenhischronicbad healhtradehimretirefromparochialraleonsi'dlities,hehadthesatisfactionofknowingthataPenny ofde`,twasnotowingonthe ChurchpropertyofAlbany.Hewas alsomainly-instrumentalinestablishinf- ae"hoolunderthedirection ofthechrst1:11Brothers, where faritanyyearsuntilthedeclineof populationatthePort,excellent wor'cwasdone.Bysheerindustry lisin-ssacumenhealsogath eredtoetherpropertiesofconsidernidevalue,whichheraveforthe oodofreligionintrusttotheBishop.elanheresignedfromthecare ofthlAlbanydistrictsomeseeor sevenyearsago.

uponhimhebeggedtobereleased fromtheresponsibilityoftheMissionatAlbany.ForthwithherepairedtotheNewNorciaMission, wherehespentthefollowing six orsevenyearsasafaithful°hiatusoftheOrder.Againandagain hewassenttotheoutbackdisrictswhichareunderthejurisdiction oftheMission.AtSouthernCross Moora,BerkshireValley,andother Places,hedischargedthedutiesof Priestincharge,withremarkable zealandcredit,andabout twelvemonthsagoheagainoffered himselftohisoldDiocese. The offerwasaccepted,andthelate MonsignorwasaPPointedChaplain oti.eChristianBros.'College,St. eorge's-Terrace,Perth.Faithfulas ever,hesaidhisdailyMassand heardConfessions,andgaveadvice andexamplewhichneverfailedto impressandcommandrespect. houghsufferingintensepainat

abareweekinbed,hediedamost edifyingdeathandpassedtohis eternalrewardattheageof65 years. ThelateMonsignorwasanexemplaryPriest.HisvividCatholic faithwasworthyoftheearlyChristians.Duringthelasttwelve monthsofhislifeatthePalace,he roseathall-Pastfoureverymorning(thesamehadbeenhisrulefor earsandsears),andspentthefollowingtwohoursinPrayer,meditationandpreParationforHolyMass. Therestofthedaywasspentmuch afterthestyleofthestrictestof theSaintsinPrayer,spiritualreadtherecitationofhisHolyoffice antreflection.ThegloryofGod, andthead-cameofreligionwasthe solemotiveofhisactions. His hosPitalityduringthemanyyears cfhislifeatAlbanywasProverbial.Friendandstrangerwere welcomeathisPresbytery,while hiskindnessandcharitytowards thoseinwant,rankhimhigh in thelistofphilanthropistsandsupernaturaldispensesofcharity.There ismanyaoneintheStateofW. A.to-daewhowillgladlyconfess thattheirlastandheatuplifting

was

Inthesear1899thelateMonsige norMateutookhisfirstholiday.He returnedtohisbelovedSpain,and enroutehevisitedRome.Thelate BishePSalved()wasthere,too.They: wereoldfriends,andtheBenedictineBishopdeeplyappreciated'the pionerpriest.Hehadknownhim asastrenuousmissionerforthirty, years,andheaskedHisHoliness, LeoXIIIforthehonouranddignity.ofaMonsignorshipinperpetuo forthehumblePriest.Itwas grantedforthwith,andnoonewas moresurprisedthantherecipientof theunsolicitedandunexpectedhonour.WithintwelvemonthshereturnedtoAlbany-aMonsignor.He broughtwithhimagreatamount ofvestmentsfeartheChurch-asrich astheywerevariedandbeautiful. Thef,opleofAlbanyweredelighted. HereceivedaJoyouswelcomehome, andnoonecouldsaythathehad beenunworthilyelevatedbythe HolyFa'her.Hiselevationwas thePaalrav-nitionofmeritfor servicesfaithfullydischargedinthe vines-rdofthe'Lord.Thenexttwo orthreeyearshespentathisusualperochalwork.Feelingthehurdenofyears,andthenevercanine tortureofrheumatismpressheavily

times,benevershirkedhisduty, norwouldheburdenanyoneelse withit.OntheSundaebeforehe died,hesaidhislastMass,after whichhecandidlyconfessedtothe PrincipaloftheCollege,thathe fearedhisendwasnigh;andthat hewouldgotohospitalonthefollowingday. Dr.Kennywassummonedonthenextdayandheproouncedhiscaseahopelessone. omplicationofdiseases,accentuatedbyDiabeteshadalreadymarked himoutforeternity.HewasreovedtotheHospitaloftheSisersofSt.JohnofGod,andthough everycarewasgivenhim,tograduallysank.Hereceivedalltherites iftheChurchfromtheaev.Father Gallagher.Hewasvisitedbyall thepriestsofthesurroundingdistrictsduringtheweek,everyoneof whomwasedifiedbyhisgrandspiltofresignationtoGod'sHoly Will,andonSundaymorning,after

tendedthefuneral.Thecelebrantof theMasswastheVeryRev.P.Gibney,assistedbyFathersMoloney, andMeC'allion,O.M.I.(Fremantle), asDeaconandSubdeacon,respectively,andtheRev.FatherNeville, O.M.I.,(NorthFremantle),asMasterofCeremonies.Inthechoir weretheChanters,(theVeryRev. FatherClune,C.SS.R.,andArchdeaconSmyth),theRightRev.MonsignorBo'irke,V.G.,P.P.,(West Perth),theVeryRev.FatherVer!ling(Subiaco),theRev.Fathers Fagan,andO'Gorman(Victoria Park),DeanO'Reilly,(Clontarf), thereverendFathersGilroyand O'Hurlee(WestPerth),theRev, FatherLynch(Maylands),theRev. FathersHughO'ReillyandSheridan (Guildford),theRev.FatherCrowley(HighgateHill),theRev.FatherO'Neill(Cottesloe),theRev.FatherFlynn,O.M.I.(Glendalougil), theRev.FatherMangan,C.SS.R., the(Monastery,NorthPerth).the Rev.FatherGallagher(Subiaco), theRev.FatherBrosnan(Cathedral TheVeryRev.FatherVerlinggave theabsolutionaftertheHighMass, andforthwiththefuneralcortege movedofftothecemetery,whichIs situateclosetotheGirls'Orphanage,Subiaco.Asusualtheorphan childrendressedinmourninggarb, metthefuneralattheentranceto thelittlecemetery.TheVereRev. FatherVerlingagainofficiatedat thegrave. Thepriestssangthe "Benedictus,"andtheremainswere consignedtotheirlastresting-place -besidethegraveofthelateFatherKeogh.TheChristianBrothers. whosechaplainthelateMonsignor hadbeen,werepresentatthegraveide.ThebOYsfromtheirschoolswere deeplyimpressedbythesolemnityof theceremonialforthedead,andPerhaPsmoreespecially.bythestein ofthedeadpriest,cladin ^.i; priestlyrobesinthecoffinsleepine gentlythesleepthatknowsno meal-ming.(Ma\hissoulrestin peace).

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AveryPleasantgatheringofthe membersoftheLadiesCluband theP.C.M.S.tookplaceonMonday 5thinst.,intheCatholicClub Rooms.OrganisedbytheExecutive Counciltheresultwasmorethan satisfactory. ProgressiveEuchre wastheorderofthenighttilllo P.tr..Duringthattimemuchexcitenientensued,resultinginaclimax inthefinalgame,whentwolady contestantsranadeadheat.There weretwoclosefinishesfortheboob,prizealso. Atthetermination oftheEuchreveryacceptablerefreshmentswerehandedroundby prominentmembersoftheLadies Mb.Whilstrefreshmentswerebeingpartaken,theprizesfor the Euchrewerepresentedtothefortunateandunfortunatevictors.

Mrs.Chamberlain,thepopularPresidentoftheLadies'Clubsecured thehandsomeLadies'Prize.ThevictorofMena',wasMr.J.Fallena memberoftheP.C.M.S.,whosecuredanexcellentPocketBookfor hisproficiencyinthenobleca ofcards.

duetothegenerosityofMonsignor Mateu.Hewascandidandoutspokenalmosttorashness.Adissemblerorahypocritehecouldnot be.andifheevermadeanenemy (which wedoubtverymuch), itwasduetohishavingtoldthem unwelcometruthinabluntmanner.Thosewhoknewhim,atall, respectedhim; thosewhoknewhim ittle,appreciatedandadmiredhim, andthosewhowereintimatewith him,reveredandloved,him,and allwillPraythatagoodGodmay bestowuponhimtherewardofthe good,whodieintheLord.

ThePriestsoftheMetropolitan reawerepresentattheRequiem fficeandHichMass,whichteasofferedforthereposeofhissoulon MondaymorningintheCathedral. AllthestudentshorntheCollege, andfromtheSt.Patrick'sBoys' SchoolwerepresentattheRequiem, ceremonies,andmanyof-themat

Themost.amusingpartof the eveningwasthepresentationofthe BoobyPrizestosuccessfulcandidates Withmuchceremony,andeclat,and accompaniedbymuchlaughterdid MissSmithandMr.J.MinaltanreceiveaToyTeaSetandaBaby's Dummy,respectively,fortheirgreat fighttowin.

At10.2op.m.Dancingwascommenced,andcontinuedtoalate hour.

GreatpraiseisduetotheMesdamesChamberlain,Shine,Griffin, andMissBooth,fortheirunremittingeffortstobringthissocialto asuccess,MissSchlitz,whogenerouslydonatedtheLadiesPrizeand manyotherladleswhoeverarein theforefrontasvolunteers.

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ConstantReaderofQuestion Box,"sendsthefollowinglittledialogueinwhichthelatterendeavouredtoshowwhyhewas.aProtestant,andasksittobeinsertedas itgivesseveralanswerstoneatlittlequestions."Trulyitisworth reading,anditmakesgoodmatter fortheQ..B.andtakesupmyavailellespace.

Areyougoingforastroll,Mr. Thompson?

IamgoingtoMass,Mr.Harris. Willeouwalkwithme?

H.-Withthegreatestpleasure;.onIsImustrequestthatyoudonot toconvertme.Myancestors wereProtestantssincethetimeof goodQueen!less,andImeanto liveanddieintheirfaith.

T.-Soyouareafraidofmysucceeding,shouldIattemptit but itismyintentionto,askyou;about yourreligion,andnottospeakof thedoctrinesoftryown.Now,can Youtellme,whyareyouaProtestant?

H.-Why',becauseIbelieveincivil andreliziousliberty,,ofcourse,and inallowingeverymantobelieve whathethinksisright.

T.-Thenwhydon'tyouact up toeourPrinciples,andacceptwhat yourprivatejudgmenttellsyouis thetruth?

H.-SoIdo.IbelievetheProtestanttoherightandtheCatholicswrong.

T.-Haveyoufoundthatout?.

H.-Ihavealwaysbeentaught thatItisso.

T.-Soyouadmittheauthorityof Tradition?

H.-No,Idon'tIadmittheauthorityofnothingbuttheBible.

T.-Notevenprivatejudgment?

H.-Ofcoursenotnomancanhe infallibleintheexpositionoftruth anderror.

T.-Notevenyourancestors?

H.-Idon'tseewhatthathasto dowiththequestion. Myancestorsbelievedehattheythoughtwas right,andtaughtittome.

T.-Andyouacceptedandbelieved It.withoutfirstfindingoutwhether your'udgmenttolditwasright, thusadmittie -othings,which youjustdenied,TraditionandInfaIIilitY

14.-ButmeInclementdoestellme it!.sright.

T.-Ineverheardofajudgedecidingacase,afterhavingheardonly onesideofthequestionvetisnot thatwhatyouhivejustdone?

H.-Ihavereadandstudiedthe andthattellsme,as-faras Icansee,allthatIwanttoknow.

T.-Well,howdoyouknowthat theBibleiswhatYousayitis?

H.-BecauseIhavealwaysbeen taughtso

T.-Yes,ontheauthorityofTradition,fortheBibleitselfnowehere sayswhatiti;orwhenceitcomes.

amongallthedifferentEpistlesand manuscripts,whatwasBibleand whatwasnot.Now,yousaythat wemaysafelyinferthatallthe Bookswereinspired,ortheywould notbeintheBiblethenwhydo youretaintheApocrypha.whiet yousayisuninspired,andterefore notScripture?

H.-IcannotSki;thatisforwiserandmorelearnedmenthanmyselftodecide.

T.-Thenwhereisyourprivate judgment,whenyouareobligedto receiveandbelievewhatanother mantellssou,concerningthevery foundationofyourreligionitselffor youProfesstoaccepttheBibleand theBibleonlyandyou883thatuponthatyourreligionisbuilt?

H.-MostcertainlyIdo;theBillsistheWord,andtheonl-Word ofGod.

T.-Andeverymanhasarightto interpretitashethinksbest

H.-Certainly.

T.-ThenhowcanithetheWord ofGod,wheneverymanmayput hisownmeaninguponit?

H.-Well,ofcourse,therecanbe onlyonetruemeaning,andthatis foreveryonetofindoutforhimself,andifheputsthewronginterpretationonit,that'shis'own faultandnobodyelse's.

T.-Thenwhatistheuseofclergy andchurches,wheneveryone can settlebeforehandwhatheisgoing tobelievebeforehegoesthere,and since,fromyourshowing,theclergymanmayberightorwrong?

IL-Oh,ofcourse,theremustbe teacherstokeeporder;andany manma?gotoaministerandask himquestionsonanypoint.

T.-Butheisnotboundtobelievewhattheministersays?

H.-Notunlessitcoincideswith hisprivateopinion.

T.-Then,pray,canyoutellme howalltheworldwasconvertedto ChristianitybeforethewholeBible wassomuchaswritteninon.'elume?Wanitnotthreushteachingbywordofmr,uth

H.-Isupposeso.

.1.-Anddid-theApostlesandtheir successorssaytotheheathensthe. wereconverting"WEhavedeliveredareligiontoyouwhichistrue accordingtowhatourPrivateopiniontellsusofityoucannseyour ownprivatejudgmentindecidingas toitstruth,andifyourejectit,or anyPartofit,wecannotcor.demn you?"Ordidtheysay,"We preachChristandHimcrucifiedthis, istheGospelofthelivingGod, whichtheywhorefusetobelieve shallbeeternallydammed?"

H.Isupposetheysaidthelatter, hutyouseethatwasonlyatemporarestateofaffairs.

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H.-Thereyouareagainwithyour botheringTradition.Doesnotthe Biblesa3"SearchtheScriptures?" andSt.l'aulsays,"AllScripture isgieenbyInspirationofGod."(2 Tim.iii.16).

T.-Yes,allthoseScriptureswhich atthattimewerewrittn,namely, theOldTestamenthutdoesSt. Paulanywheresaethatthatthe EpistlehewaswritingtoTimothy, orindeedanyofhisEpistles,were inspired?

H.-No,butwecansafelyinfer thatiftheywerenotinspiredthey wouldnotbeintheBible.

T.-Well,didtheApostlescollect andeindtogetheralltheBooksas thee-nowstandinyourversion?

H.-Certainlynot.

T.-DidtheBiblethen,byaspecialactofGod,putitselftogether?'

H.-Ofcoursenot.

T.-Well,then,iftheApostlesdid notcollectitalltogether,andthe Bitledidnotdescend,readyhound andPrinted,fromHeaven,praywho arrangeditinitepresentform?

H.-Why,men,Isuppose.

T.-Fromwhomyoureceived,on Tradition,thebeliefthatit wee thewordofGod,besideswhich thosemenmusthavebeeninspired endinf%Ili1'.inordertodecide,

T.-ThenwhenChristcommissionedHisApostlestopreachbyword ofmouthdidHetellthemthatwas onlytilltheBiblewasprinted,and thatthentheyweretogiveupteachingandleteachmanbehisown teacher?

H.-Inevermetsuchafellowas youbefore,foraskingawkward questions.HowshouldIknowan%thingaboutit,beyondwhat the Bibletellsme?

T.-AndastheBibledoesnottell youthatitwasevertobethesubstituteofteachingbywordofmouth howdoyouknowthat?

H.-Well,therearesomethings thatcannotbeeasilyexplained,and thatisone.

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TheknowledgeoftheIncarnation raisesthequestion,WhydidChrist becomeMan'? Catholicdoctrine answerswiththecreed"Forus men,andforoursalvationhedescendedfromheaven,"andwasmade man.UnderthetitleofSaviourof mankindHeisknown,loved,and adoredhenceHisnameisJesus. "SheshallbringforthgeSon,and thoushaltcallHisnameJesus. Forheshallsavehispeoplefrom theirsins.""ForGodindeedwas inChristreconcilingtheworldto himself."

Whethertheoriginalplanofdivine Providencecontemplatedthehole mysteryoftheIncarnationasthe endforwhichGodcreatedtheworld thatHemightcommunicateHimself,andbringabouttheunionof intelligentcreatureswithHimself orwhethertherigorousdemandsof DivinejusticerequiredtheIncarnationforthemanifestationofinfinite mercytoourrace,"thatjustice andpeacemightembrace,"itisdistinctlytaughtasatenetofCatholiCfaiththattheEternalSonof Godbecamemaninordertoredeemmankind.Tosupposethat Godcouldnothaveaccordedpardon toourrace,withoutthepricepaid foritbytheRedeemerhadHewilledtodoso,wouldnotbecrediblebuttoreceivethesatisfaction whichHissupremejusticerequired atthesametimethatHisinfinite mercydisplayeditselfinforgiving; themysteriesoftheIncarnation andthecrossbecameindispensable. Asubstitutedvictimofinfinitemeritandvalue,andvetavictimof ourrace,andrepresentingourrace wasneeded,totheendthatjustice ;nightbedulysatisfiedandmercy hemanifested.

fromwhencedeathhadsprung, thatthedevil,whofromthe hadconquered,shouldinthe beovercome.Hechoseanignominiousandcrueldeathonthecross, inordertohealinustheconcupiscenceoftheeyes,andtheprideof life.Hechosetobecrucifiedamid abandonment,contempt,sufferings, andagony,inordertosignifyto usthedeformityandatrocityofsin, whichdemandedsuchanextraordinarePunishmentandexpiation.

ThefollowingarethechiefbenefitswhichHehasmeritedforusbY Hisdeath

1.Hehaswashedusfromour sinsinHisblood.

2.Hehasliberatedusfromthe servitudeofthedevil,andrescued usfromthepowersofdarknessand thejawsofhell.

?.HehastransferredusintoHis Kingdom,andopenedforusthe gatesofheaven,whichsinhad closed.

ToblotoutoursinsthesatisfactionofChristwasthereforeforU.4 entirelynecessary. BeHisdeath onthecrossHeredeemedus,and meritedforusjustification."He wasofferedbecauseitwanHisown will."Hediedforthesalvationof allmen.andifanyperishitwill notbebecauseamplesatisfaction hasbeenmadeforthem,butbecause thehavefailedtosecureanapplicationtothemselvesofthemeritsofChrist.TheJustofferedHimselffortheunjustHeofferedHimselffreely,ofHisowneill,and becauseofHislove,andHeabundautl,meritedforgivenessforall, andbyHisobedienceandhumiliationsmeritedforHimselfasman,an exaltationmostextraordinary,and anameaboveallnames."Heis thepropitiationforoursins,and notforoursonly,butalsoforthose ofthewholeworld."Healone bearsthetitleofmediator"For thereisoneGod,andonemediatorofGodandmen,themanJesus Christ,whogaveHimselfaredemptionforall." and tree tree

4.HehasPresentedtousthe exemplarofallthevirtues,the practiceofwhichisnecessaryfor obtainingthekingdomofGod.

5.Hehasmeritedforusallthe graceswhichenableustopractice virtues,thepracticeofwhich is necessarytosecureeternallife.We candonothingwithoutHim,and Hisblo-disthefountainfrom whichalleracesflow.

ThesupereminentscienceofsalvationistheknowledgeofJesus Christ,andHimcrucified;"tothose whoPerish,afollybuttosuchas aresaved,thepowersofGod."But thisscienceisnotamerespeculativefaithinJesusChristcrucified. Itisanactivefaith,whichlabours "tomakeupwhatiswanting in thepassionofChrist,"whichis theapplicationofHismerits.To effecttheapplicationofHismerits toindividuals,JesusChristestablishedHisChurch,institutedHis sacraments,gaveexistencetoHis Perpetualsacrifice,commissionedHis apostlestogoandpreachHisgospelandthekingdomofGodtoall nations,toadministerHissacraments,andtosetupHiscrossas "astandardtothepeoples."Ile declaredtoallthatitisnecessary forthem"toworkouttheirsalvation,"andsaid,:"Hethatwill comeafterMe,lethimdenyhimself takeuphiscrossdaily,andfollowme."AsHepaidtheprice,it wasHisrighttoPlacetheconditionsuponwhichHewouldshare HismeritsandHisglorywithothers.Andthatnonemightentertain adoubtofHisabilitytofulfilHis promises,inadditiontothenumerousmiraclesofHislife,Hearose triumphantlyfromthedead,onthe thirdday,asHebadforetold,and forfortedaysravenumerousproofs oftherealityofHisresurrection endfinall-,insightofamultitude ofwitnesses,lefttheearth, and tofollowtheteachingof Holy Iliechosethecrossasthealtarascendedtotherighthandofthe Church. ofHissacrifice,thatlifemidariserather.

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CanonRobinsonannounced last Sundaythattheprofitresulting fromtherecentEuchretournament, onbehalfofSouthKalgoorlie Churchwasover£58.ThisisarecordforKalgoorlie,whichislikely tostandforsometime.Overfive hundredplayerstookpartinthe Tournament.Andsowellwerethe arrangementsattendedtothatit seemedasifthewholebodymoved automaticallywithoutthesmallest hitch.TheCommitteehavethuswon additionallaurelsbytheirlatest triumph.Theyhavepaidforanew Thurmerpiano.PurchasedlastFebruaryandhaveclearedoffthelast pennyoftheiroverdraft.Nowthey undertakethetaskofre-roofingthe sacristy,andoffencingandplantingtheschoolgrounds. More powertothem.

TheentertainIllentgiveninthe TownHallsomefewweeksago,rePresentingtheOber-AmmergauPassionPlaybylectureandpictures, andsacredmusicwasagreatsuccessfinancially..Byitsmeansa debtofnearlythirtypoundshas beenPaidoffSt.Mary'sChurchOrgan. Manypeoplecriticisedthe picturesforbeingantiquated,but admittedthatthelectureandmusic werebeyandexpectations.

Mrs.MathewshasleftBrownhill andhastakenPossessionoftheMcDonaldSt.Chambers,whichforma verycomfortableandextensiveeste]lishment.Theresheisprepared toaccommodatethreedozenmen, withthebestofeverything.Asshe iswellknowntobeanexpertin cuisinerie,therearenotlikelyto bemanyvacantseatsaroundher tables.HerdepartureleavesBrownhillthepoorer,but'there'saconsolationinknowingshehelpedafew weeksagotopayoffthelast of theChurch-debtthere.Verylikely theCanonwillgivehersomething todo,tofilluphersparetimeon behalfofSt.Mary's.

Ameetingwascalledlast Sundaytomakearrangementsforthe Children'sAnnualPicnic;butwas sopoorlyattendedthatthosepresentpostponedthemeetinguntil theyseethechilirens'parentstakingsomeinterestintheaffair.It isapityifthisannualoutingfalls through,asitmustunlesstheparentstakeitinhand,oratleast, assistthosewhoarewillingtocarryitout.Idonotseewhysallthe ('atholicsofKalgoorlieandBoulder donotuniteasothersdoirhavingamonsterpicnicoutatthe KurrawangIa'ces,orsomewhereelse. Apublicholidayisthebestdayfor suchenjoyment.Butitasuitable holidaycannothehadwhatisto preventallafterMassonaSunday takingtraintoKurrawanglakes, andeachfamilyandtheirfriends havingdinneroutinthehushone Sundayintheyear.Eventhose, whoshouldworkalittle,thediver, firemanandguard,wouldhavean opportunityseldomgiventhemof takingwiththemtheirwivesand childrenandrefreshmentsandjoininginthegeneralenjoyment.

Ihavenoticedagooisprinkling ofPerthpeopleamongstSt.Marcos congregationonthelastcoupleof Sundays.Itisedifyingtoseethem attentivetotheirreligion,aswell astotheraces.

Mr.J.D.Connollybroughtdown anoldhouseanonhisheadbyhis attitudetowardstheEsperancerailway.Heshieldedhimselfbehindhis Ministerialoffice.Buttheadvocates ofthelinedemandedhissupportas theirmember.Mr.Connollyfinds himselfinanawkwardposition.He cannotservetwomasters,whose commandsarecontrary.TheCabinetandtheEsnerantosaretwo suchmasters.Therefore,he concludeshemustsustaintheCabinet, anddespisetheEsperantos. Amongstthelatteraresomehot-headedIrishmen,whohavetakenup largetractsoflandintheEsperancedistrict.These,andtheir

sixthousandyears,hasspreadfrom EdentoEsperance,andisstillunsettled.

Correspondence.

(Wearenotresponsibleforthe ,ipinionsexoroisedbyourcorra,oondents-Ed.)

ImmigrationfromIreland

Sir,-

TotheEditor

Iwishtothankyouforthefavourableattitudeyouhavetaken aboutsecuringsomeshareofthe settlementofthiscolonyforour people.Iregretthatowingtothe natureofmyoccupationinlife, whichcallsforpersonalattentionall thetime,Icannottakeasactivea PartinthismatterasIwouldlike to.

Butthereare,surely,someyoung meninthecommunity.,whocould takethisquestionupandmakeit theirownandcarryitoninthe interestsoftheColony.Onall sides,especiallyinthecountry,one constantlyhearsthisquestiondiscussed,themistakethatisbeing madeandthegoodtothecommunitythatwouldfollowtheintroductionofIrishfarmlabourers, but everyonewantstheotherfellowto takeaction.

However,thewisdomofsomeactionbeingtakenhasbecomeso clearthatallpeopleasknowishow canitbedone.Tomymindthe answerisverysimple,doasothers do,usethemachinerroftheGovernment, Letanyaccreditedbody ofIrishmenasktheGovernmentto sendanImmigrationAgenttoIreland,onewhoknowsWesternAustraliaandisatthesametimean Irishmanandinsympathywith,and understandsIrishmenandIrishpublicandprivatelife.

TherestiseasyImmigrantsarrivingherewillhaveallthebenefit oftheGovernmentassistance, all theopportunitiesthisyoungcolony offers,theydonotrequireanyspecialspoonfeeding.Iftheycannot holdtheirown,eitheramongstthe Immigrantsfromothercountriesor colonistshere,theymustbeavery differentclassofmentothemen ourfatherswere,whocameherea generationago. Ofcoursetheywillreceive, as othersreceive,friendlyassistance. fromthedifferentclubsandsocieties,thatexist,andthatoughtto begladoftheopportunitytorendersuchassistance.

Iwouldsuggestthatacommittee beappointedtoseethePremierand askthatauImmigrationAgent,of theclassdescribedbeappointed, andthenletthematterdevelopas itisdevelopinginScotlandand England.

Iam,sir,etc., M.F.CAVANAGH.

H.A.C.B.Society

TheusualmeetingofSt.Brigid's LadiesBranchoftheH.A.C.B.SocietywasheldintheHibernianHall, Murray-Street,onlastThursday eveningtheistinst.Therewasa fairattendanceofmembersandthe meetingwaspresidedoverbySr. Shine.Severalletterswerereadand dealtwith. SickPaywasPassed fortwomembers.Anamountcf £2108.waspassedbytheDistrict Boardtowardsdefrayingtheexpensesofthe"AtHome." Sr. Shinereportedthatthe'S.S. Zephyr,"hadbeenengagedfora RiverExcursionon2ndNovemberin aidoftheManagementFund.Contributionswerereceivedtothe amountof£T11:;8.4d.Themeetingclosedwiththeusualprayers.

A.B.O'SHEA

(LateJ.J.HOOKER)

CROCKERY,HARDWAREand GROCERIES

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ThemostprogressiveDraperyStoreinall W.A.OwnedandrunbytheBrennanBros. themselves.

Various)ubjects

TheEmptySocket

ThereisaHebrewtraditionthat oncethesapphirewasmissingfrom itsplaceinthebreastplateofthe highPriest.Accordingly,anelder wassentforthtosearchfora choiceandgoodlystone,whichmight fllagaintheemptysocket. tie wastoldtosparenotroubleand noexpensetofindasapphireworthyofthisplaceintheserviceof GodMostHigh.

theelder;"forto-morrowImust hebackInJerusalem."

Themerchantthoughtwithinhimself"Itisapitytolotsuchan opportunityslip.Iwant sellthe stone,andhewantstobuyit,and willgive.agoodPriceforit."So upstairsagainhewent,and,bendingoverhisfather,watchedhim, andsawhowhewasenjoyinghis sweet,refreshingsleepthen.hehurrieddownstairsagaintotheelder, saeing "IfIcouldIwouldgladlysell'thesapphire,butIcennot letyouseeitjustnow."Theother,eittemsine-that,byallthisdelay hewastryinetogetabetterprice forthestone,andhimselfanxious toobtainitantheoe,nowoffered toetteexactlydoublewhatthe recanthadaskedforit,butsaid thathemusthavethegemat once. Themerchantknewthatthiswas amostsplendidoffer,anddetermined,ifpossible,toremovethecasketfrombeneathhistether'spillow. Thesleeperturneduneasily,and wantedbutanothertouchtorouse himup.Theeoodsonwouldnot riskspoilinghisfather'ssleep,even forthelargesumwhichheknew fullwellhenevercouldgetagain forhissaPlehire.Carefullyandcato tiouslehewithdrewhishandand, thoughsorelytemptedtosellthe stone,yetfilialdutytriumphedover loveofgain,endhereturnedto theelder,andtoldhimhewasvere sorry,butthathecouldnotsee thegemthatday. When,inaftertime,Joshua,the highpriestcametoknowthereasonwhytheGentilemerchant wouldnotsellthestone,hedeclaredthattherewastojewelinthe breastplatewhichmightcompare withthatemptysocket,thetoken andmemorialofason'sfilialpiety.

And30itcametopassthatiu histravelshecametoAshkelon, andfourdthereagemmerchant,a Gentile,vetwithalanearnestlad devoutman.Theeldertoldhimf hisquestforafinesapphire,when themerchantinformedhimthathe hadsuchasteneasthatheseught, unsurpase'dforsize,colour, and brillianceandbadetheotherwatt alittleuntilbecouldgetthegem fromthePlaceinwhichitwasbi1den.Themerchantwentupstateeto onu'Perchamecr,where,inadare endcornr,withclosedebutte.', hieagedfather,strickenwiththe Nage,andfromwhosewearyframe sleet)seemedutterlytohave;lee. Thereeeneathhispillowlaythe casket.containingthesapphire,doubly*lockedandsealed.Themerch ant,treadlegsoftlyinthesick man'schamber,andspeakinggently, toldhiefatherthathehadfound atlastaPurchaserforthegem. Butashespokeheperceivedthat hisfatherhadfallenasleep thro'iehlitterweariness,andwas slumberingPeacefully.Hewatched himforamoment,feelingthathe cc'uldnotruntheriskofwakinehim byattemptingtogetthesapphire. Sothemerchantreturnedtothe elder,andtoldhim'thathewas verysorry,butthathemustdefer theirbusinessforawhile.Theelder,dueatJerusalemonthemorrow andiiiiPatienttostartonhisreturnjourney,asked-whatmightbe thepriceofthestoneandwhen themerchantnamedaprice-which hesaidwashighbutfair,sogreat wasthebeautyofthestone-he saidhewasruitewillingtogivethe priceifthestonecameuptohis expectations.Buthemustseethe stoneitself. "To-morrowthan shaltseeit,"saidthemerchant."NoImustseeitto-night,"said

-AveMaria.

meantosae'is,notthatProtestantismdoesnotaimtobringmen toChrist,tomakethempare'and holy,butthatithasnopowerto doit.Itdoesnotcontrolhuman natureandproducethefruitsofa supernaturalfaith,hopeandcharity.Itsfaithismerelyanopinion orPersuasion,itshopeawish,and itscharitynaturalphilanthropeIt necessarilyhaveshumannatureas itfindsit,andnopruningofthat corrupttreecolmerleitbrinegood fruit.Itisofthiearth-earthy anditwillbearfruitonlyforthe earth.Withunregeneratednaturein fullactivity,wecanhaveonlesensualityandMammon-worship.

"Hundredsandthousandsamong uswhoarebynomeatsfavourably disposedtoCatholicityseethisand deploreit.Theysaytheagehas nofaith.Theyseetheimpotencyof Protestantismthattinderitallthe vicesareshelteredthat,inspiteof it,allthedangerouspassionsrage uecheckedandtheyturnawayin disgustfromits!tilt,form-,and vainwords.Witness**movementsoftheComeouters,theSoc ialists,leovrierists,Communists.All theseseethatProtestantismhas nothinghutwords,whiletheywant life,realitiesnotvainsimulacra. Theyerrmostegregiously,nodoubt thee'gofromthedyingtothedeed; buttheirerrorprovesthetruthof whatwehereadvanced

"Thisisasupernaturalfactto whichitisinvainforustoclose oureyes.Humannaturelefttoitselftendstodissolution,todestruotion,decay,death.Sodoesevery societythatrestsonlyonthosevirtueswhichhavetheirorigin,growth andmaturityinnaturealone.This isthecasewithourownsociety. Wehavereallynosocialbond;we havenotruepatriotism;noneof thatpatience,thatself-denial,that loyaltyofsoulwhichisnecessary' tobindmantoman,eachtoeach, andeachtoall.Eachisforhimself. Savewhocaa(Suavequi Petit),weexclaim.Henceauniversalscramble.Manoverthrowsmain brother,brotherthefatherthe child,andthechild,thefatherthe demagogueallwhilethedevil standsatadistance,lookson,and enjoysthesport.Tellus,yewho boastofthegloriousReformation, ifarepublicanformofgovernment iscompatiblewiththismoralstate ofthepeople?* *"

Thesewordswerewrittenmany yearsago,buttherarenonethe lesstimelynow.Theywereinreply tothosewhoheldthatCatholicity, isincompatiblewithfreeinstitutions Thaterrorisnolongerpropagated andconsequentlyneedsnorefutation. Butourcountrymenhaveyettobe convincedofthetruthwhichDr. Brownsonatthesametimeupheldthatfreeinstitutionscannot lee maintainedwithoutCatholicity thatitisthehopeoftheRepublic.

TheCatho'icChnrchtheHopeof theWorld

"Werendersolidandimperishable ourfreeinstitutions,"saesDr. iBrownson,"justinproportionas weextendtheKingdomofGodamongourpeople,andestablishin theirheartsthereignofjusticeand charity.* * Wedonotmeanto denythatinwordsProtestantism teachesmany,perhapsmost,ofthe Christianvirtues. Whatwedo

"Now,assumingourviewofProtestantismtohecorrect,wedemand howitistosustain-orwe,withit alone,aretosustain-therepublican government.Dowenotsee-inthis growingloveofplaceandplunder withthisgrowingdevotionto wealth,luxury,andpleasure with thesefierceelectioneeringcontests, onenosoonerendedthananother begins,eachtohefiercerandmore absorbingandmoredestructivethan thelast,andeachdrawingwithin itsvortexnearlythewholeindustrialinterestofthecountry,and touchingalmosteverymaninhis honourandhispurse,-thatwewant themoralelementswithoutwhiche republiccannotstand?Arepublic canstandonlyasitrestsuponthe virtuesofthePeople;andthesenot themerenaturalvirtuesofworldl prudenceandsocialdecency, but thoseloftiervirtueswhicharepossibletohumannatureonlyaselevatedaboveitselfbytheinfusedhabitofsupernaturalgrace.

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bysomet,fth'atheiiePrelata and;niestsindoediegtheirsubscrietionshasbeenwidelyfollowed.

AttheCatholicCongressheldrecetitlatWesttninetcrunderthe eeeeetencyoftheMostRea'.Archhish,pBothnesomeexcellentpapers watt.readontheleadingdoctrines ofDole.Church,andontheMedicalseine.e,TradesenionsandCathohcSocietiesandorganisations. hh, itewsofthecongress withitsarraneementsmaybeinteresting.

1n1850therewereinEnglandand WaLs587churches,99schools, it,000childrenet...tendingschooland 788eriests.To-daythereare1,760 churches,1,064school;,139,000ehlldrnattendingschool.andaeS7 priests.

Taele('ethilkChurcheshave beenreetcdinLeedsanddistrict, sincettelS, t.rtee°thousfindreer:'sentatives ofCatholicsocietiesattendedthe Conr.se.

Pa'al olo-re,floatedaho.e thea'nentren-etotheCathedral ;I ,hecanere.;s. n errheanieteswerea tie hoforenisr, .ite.thine oin iharfeetteettethnees. e ethe".tholh.Wo-

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it thePre-CathedraloftheImmaCenceptionatMinneapolis, agcy:ielapIrelandhasbegunaseriesoflectureswhichhatefortheir objectthefamiliarizingofthepeoplewithCatholicliterature.

e CardinalGibbonswilloeservenext yearadotielejubilee.Hewillhave beenapriestfiftyyearsandaCardinaltwenty-five eears.Already theCatholicsoftheStatesarepreparingtocelebrateTothevents. * *

TothevirtuesofArchdeaconKel1.P.P.,Carcoar,dioceseofBathurst,Australia,awarmtributeWAS paidby,hisBishop,theRightRev. Dr.Donne,onJuly2,atthefuneralwhichwasettendedlie,representativesofallclasses.ArchdeaconKelly,whowas-aboutsixty-six seersofae,wasanativeofTipperereendw.-:seducatedatThurles MountMelleray andAllWallows' Collere.

tics,includingmembersofreligious Orders,wal-ingthroughthepublic thoroughfaresofLeedsincassock andbiretta,orthehabitoftheOrders,gaveaContinentalaspectto theoccasion.

e Thedeathhasoecurrcdaftera briefilIntss,oftheMostRev,Dr. Cahill,catholicBishopofPortsmouth.Thedeceasedprelate,who inhis111,e-niethytar,wasa naieofI;onelon,eatofIrishpareelaee.Hewestheyoeugcst of hrcBrothers,e11ofwhom becameericste.,kasordainedin ertawasteeointedbratV.G.of Ports:acnehin18e2,andraisedto theeiisroanyin1900.During hisrulehesawthecompletion of thePortsmouthCathedralandthe greatin:uNintothe'diocese of French'Religious.

fromwhattheLordChiefJustice notinappropriatelycalledaplague. IrishNationalForesters

Theusualfortnightlymeetingof theHughO'Neillbranchwasheld onThursdaynight1stinst.,inthe "Record,"Hall. Bro.O'DonoehnelotteditnecessarytoresignestheSranch'srepresented-.eontheEeeciitiveCouncil,Riletalesieeselectedinhis Place. Bro.)''JouteeeewasappointedheBrunch'sdleg,ce. on thesnllyoei '1.eensery Bose' Pro.Slatteryresigutsl,

l'r 1 drew:thenea.Linga _allion entertaintuentto toetplaceintheHieernianHellon ist,inst.,foramostpressingcase ofneedandurgedmemberstoasIiisaPpealwaswarmlyrestendedto.

TheMostPea.Dr.Walsh,Area- Atapreviousmeetingof the bi,:hoPofDwain,onTuesday,theBrunchitwaspracticallydecidedto holdanothereuchrepartyenddance 2nd.ult.,celebratedthesilverJulikeofhisEpiscot'acy,butltyhisinaidoftheCathedralPramFund aftermaturedeli.-eration,it was ogre'dthatthechancesofth..!(cf-ssoftheProposition::aref a doelitfelcharacter,asetaat th;itiosomanyenter' ut:.-;of asimilarcharacter,andli'I,to deetiptoChrietteas.It:yesrherefare,deeitedtotontrieli t. fromtheBrim-h'sf;telt,toei-ds tothis-earthyo.,ject. MiesMondaywasadmire...1aa

ownreeu.st,asannouncedsometime ago,threwasnospecialfunction arranedfortheoccasion.!nthe rnerninghisGracecleleattedMass attheThneentefSt.Alehonsus, Drerncendre,it'beingthefastday ofthePatronSainttfthatCommunity.Thereiee-;alargecongregation.Derintheda-alargenumberoferainch)]o offertheircone-teel, addidon,itof1 ndt.ele-nee-rear h.,e a gramsoffUtilisei;n reeeieedCoCir.ltaaimittet.apnoea 0La fromhsteandmenu.d'st'aintresupaeroeremnieforeh..ee..-eiminVesterlayaftrnonf-eetaine-1teent'ntandenjoymentofat'..sinens, A.P.' rrs.niin+het- lien-endii"ette'reInfuture,afeir :he etee,ao'd :en.n:erelS'oun-businessofthebranchiscomeleted. t, fAeta.in,oeidaitto heracetoene,natilatehim'.Am- HighgateHillBazaar thenogthe-Poettreaseredandwarm cern.1'naryr^etingsrecei,-ed ('),1 ieepetus Societymolerrente!ir eenaiitoeraphletter --trengtb-f:otetheCo,'.t. -he.ds(solenessInd,- 't o'le,includinghis nLadyMaryHowardwere4: - hItchishopofTuam,tooaeofthe`tilt'rsofthe inCaheadeilerireaeete e:lateCeneeetionatMountSt.

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roaghrattle folioeinernesotwa,des,,atchedtothePope ,isGracetheArch'ishop of In TOf'ardinilMerryDelVal heatietonRome-Archbishop of 'roam,,vithPriestsandpeoplefrom allpartsofIreland,andfrom mane,othercountrits,aseeeililedin pilgrimageonCroaghPatrickMama rd74in. Ateachoftheprincipalitarn,sendtotheHolyFather,Pies tenetinnshe"resided,andhewasX.,thestreegreetineswhichSaint presentalsoitseveralofthesec-Patricehimself,fromthissame tion-1meetines. spot,senttoLeotheGreat-anexnrenneemorderwasrepresen-'oressionofundyingloyaltyandliftedat.theCongressbytheVeryfeel-ionforhispersonand his JehnPreeter,0.P.,andtheThrone,and,prostrateonourknees heeum beghisApostolicBane- Rev.RaphaelMoss,O.P.

TheBlessedSacramentwasexposedontheLadyAlteroftheCa- * * th'filedfromthesolemnMassuntilNothingcouldbemoreunpleasant Benedictiononeachday,. forapriestthantobecompelled

TheCapuchinFatherswerewelltovindicatehischaracterbyaproreuresentedattheCongressbyFathersJoseph,William,Cuthbert; Alphonsns.

TheFriarsMinorattheCongress wererepresentedbytheRev.FateerAthanesies,andFatherFrederick oflortion.

secutioninaCourtofLaw.There are,however,circumstancesunder whichnoothercoursecanbeadopted,:.ndthisassuredlywasthecase withrespecttothechargeheardby theLordChiefJusticeandajury attheGuildfordAssizes.The chargewasthatofhavingpublish-

OnMondaynightnext(the 12th lustHibernianHall,Mre,St., will1ethesctit-ofwhatiroies toi,ea envoya.,1.timereeinment.ThCatholicountealies' ;;'.,,cityht'e,for...ometii.ee..st, wihoiteesietantef seriueed actors,beingrehearsingtwoeemedies,entitled,"OnlyPeggy,"end"A CuriousDilemma."

The 1nowledgeefhistronieart thatthehaveaconi7edwillcome assurprisetoeventhosewhocan claimtherighttobecriticalin suchmatters. Astheperformancewillbeinthe interestsofsweetcharityinwhich theHighgateConventistofigure thesympathisersandwellwishersin theCatholiccommunitymayhereliedontogiveittheirpatronage. Theyoungladieswhohandthemselvestogetherandspendarduous hoursinstudyandpreparationfor undertakingsofthiskindinorderto aidourInstitutionsaredeserving ofeveryeneauragereentandPee.FatherCrowleyistobecomplimented forthespiritthathisparishioners alwaysdisplayinsuchmatters. Itisalmostsuperfluoustosay thatwewishittobeagreatsuccess.

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TeefamousMetropolitanCross, whichwasbornebeforethe.Arch-edmaliciousanddefamatorylibels, bishopatthevariousreligiouscere-onCanonCafferata,FatherJ. V. moniesconnectedwiththeCongressWarwick,Mrs.L.V.Wesley,Miss e.asformerlyusedbyagreatpre-AnnieDeweyCanonCafferata'sserdecessorofhisGrace-CardinalWise-rant,andothers.Afteralongtrial man. Mrs.Tugwell,wifeoftheregistrar MissMaryRorke,whoreadapa-offirthsanddeathsatSutton,was PeronSundayafternoon,waewithfoundguilty,sentencedtotwelve months'imprisonmentwithouthard lanour,andorderedtopaythecosts oftheeroseeution.ThelibelsconeistedofPost-cardscontainingmost foulin-imitations,anditisdifficult toexplainhowthesendercould havefoundpleasureinlespatrhin- insoftheCatholicWotn-tn'sLea-thetaon ,thertheorythanthat gueendiscoenate ThesuggestedbytheLordChiefJustice wallswereartisticallydraped in-lamely,thethermindleesina Ii-htClue,andguildeaenecewithwarnedcondition.AsMrs.Tugwell em'roidereddevicesweredisplayed.elite-adthat.theaccusationwas

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CHRISTIANBROTHERSCOLLEGE V. CHURCHOFENGLANDGRAMMAR

Forthesecondtimethisseason, teamsrepresentativeofC.B.C.and C.ofE.G.S.,metontheW.A.C.A. inidealgoing.Thegamewaswon byC.B.c.Thescoreswere18goals 19behindsto4goalsebehinds. Progressivescores. gls.bhds.pts. Quartertime: 6 642

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GoalKickers C.B.C.Gee(8), Boor(3),Cummings(3),Glancy, Connor,TroyI,andChemnant.For GuildfordGrammarLockeer(2), Keithbridge(2)scored.

MISSING FRIENDS.

IfMr.ArchiealdBishop,lateof Ratho,Midlothian,willapplyto ThomasLiddle,S.S.C.,57QueenStreet,Edinburgh,Scotland,hewill hearofsomethingtohisadvantage.

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aryviewoflife.FromtheProtes-theheathen,andtheatheistictentautpulpitscomeforththeunceas-denclesontheContinentofEurope, ingwailthattheirChurchesarethesamespiritisaliveinAustraempty,thattheyoungaredrifting,dia,asthelogicaloutcomeofthe thatviceandPersonalindulgenceareteachingofthepseudo-reformation. increasing,andthatthereis anInEuropeitisMasonry'andits ever-growingdevotiontomaterialis-(attendantsatellitesthatdothefell ticinterests,andthatthehumanworkoferadicatingGodand reintellectsoftheagearesadlyhan-ligionfromthemindsofthepeople; dicaPPedbyrationalisticprinciples.inAustraliaitistheillogicalconTheRev.W.A.Johnson,aProtes-tradictoraandabsurdteachingwhich tantClergemanofCanada,hasputisdoneinthenameofGod,and thestateofthingsforcibly,when!substitutedfortheGospelteaching heasked"Whathavethreehun-onfaithandmorals.EachprodredyearsofProtestantism-theducesalikeresult.Theadolescent abandonmentoftheChurchforthe!mindgetsPerplexedanddisgusted, privateopinionoftheindividual-landitwelcomesanythingthatwill donefortheworldandwhathasengageitsreason.Seengthecause of,thespreadofrationalismandthe direeffectsitproduces,Catholics shouldbeware,andneverhemisled bythesubtletyoflanguageinwhich thevilestandworstprinciplesagainstGodandNaturearecloaked.

beenthetriumphof'Gospelteaching,'andan'openBible,?Ithas alienatedcountlessmillionsfromthe Church,andimperilledordestroyed theireternalsalvation.Ithas madehalfofGermanyinfidel,SwitzerlandSocinian,theBritishIslesa happyhuntinggroundforschism, dissentandimmorality,andhasleft thehomeofthePilgrimFathersa ProPaeandaformormanism,freelove andalluncleanness. Whereonce wasPeaceandunityinthehuman family,theyarenowwelteringlike anEgyptianpitcheroftamedvipers; eachstrugglingtogethisheadabovetheothers.Yes,ithasbeenthe dreadPandora'sbox,settingfree thedemonsoflust,selfishnessand avarice,-and,mayweadd,leaving notevenhopebehind Thisis stronglanguage,anditspregnancy andforcelieinthefact,thatProtestantministersrecognisethedeplorablemessintowhichtheyand theirunfortunatefollowershavebeen led,andtheyarenoteveninthe highestflightsofenthusiasmlikely tooverstatefacts,especiallywhen theycondemnthemselves.Inplain language,Englandthatwasonce oneofthejewelsinthecrownof

TheRaticnalisticpropagandahas becomesuddenlyactiveinPerth. ThespiritwhichtheinvertibrateMcCabeendeavouredtoinoculatemust, hispartisansthink,assertitself,and soithasdonealready.Arationalisticsocietyisformedorratheris intheembryonicstateofformation inPerth. Followingitsfounders andleadersHaeckelandCo.,ithas iesworkcutout,viz.,toderaon stratethatGodasHaeckelblasphemouslysaysin''HisRiddleof theUniverse,"is"agaseousinvertebrate."ThecreaturesofWest. AustraliacanhardlyaffordtodifferfromHaeckeliftheyexpectto live.Tocreateasuperiorsystemto his,isforthemanal-soluteimpose sibilite.,andthoughhehasridiettled someofhisownhypotheticalpeeceases,theymustslavishly'adhere tothembutanParentlytodie withhimwerePreferaeleforhiepartisansthanaenowledgetheAlmightyandlivesubjecttoHi:r.It muststri,etheordinaryintelligent manofAustralia,whata;la':sh similaritymarksthebeliefof the anti-ChristiansofEnglandandAustralia.True,indeed,Englandhasa largepopulationandavastarray ofanti-Christianintellectswhiniota theme-Ivesgropinginmuddyscieuee searchingfortheoriginoflife,but poorAustralia'sbestproducthas beenthefatuousoldfounder of Zionism',whodiedsuchamelancholydeathafewyearsago.The anti-Christianorrationalisticleadersmustperforceborrowfromdear oldEnlend.ItisquiteacommonplacethatEnglandisnolongera Christiancountry.Christianity,it istrue,isstilltechnically"partof thelawsofEngland,"andpublic offencesaeainstitarestillPunishable,andmoreover,thereisan institutioncalltelthe"National Church,"whoseprelatesoccupyofildailyrecognisedpositions.Nay, atthepresentmoment,thereare threehundredoddProtestantbodies inEngland,whichwithinthePast fewyearshavelashedthemselvesintoaflameoffury,morethanonce, againsttheallegedadvancesofCatholicism,andhaveevenhypnotised agreatpoliticalpartyintorespectfulatt./Atolltotheirclamour.Notwithstendineth"seevidencesofChrist tianitasuchastheyare,itmust hePainfullyevidenttoallwhohave beenabletogivehonestandunbiaes-dconsiderationtotheinnerreletenslifeofthePeePle-e(asitmay begleanedfromthecablesandfrom thenewspapersandmagazines),that thegreatmassoftheworkingclasses,andlargesectionsofthecommercialandprofessionalclassesand thelargerproportionoftheplutocraticclasseshavedriftedordeliberatelymovedoutsidetheconscious obedienceofChristianityaltogether. Thelegislation,literature,commerce, statecraft,-naythewholetrendof. theupperandlowerlifeOf,England hasbeen,andis,asystematicattempt toignorethePrinciplesof Christianity,andtofurtherthesystemwhichdechriatianisestheordin-

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lastoccasiononwhichtheyweregivenasimilartreatwillwelcomethe invitation.

TheRev.FatherMangan,C.S11.1S, islookingafterthe.parochialduti ofHighgateHillduringtheabsence oftheRev.FatheeCrowley.

TheVeryRev.DeanMartelliis on abusinessvisittohisoldparishBunbury.

TheRev.FatherClarke-whois a convertfromProtestantismwasa passengeronthe"Osterley," on lastTuesday.Thereverendge.4 manisvisitingAustraliafor goodofhishealth.

. Specialmusicwillberenderedat theMonastery,NorthPerth,nerb SundayattheIio'clockMass, someofthemembersofthevisiting OperaCompanyhavingpromisedto assist.Mr.FritzHart,theconductorofthecompanyisaCatholic, andhascomposedsomebeautiful motets,whichwillbeperformedon tillsoccasion.

SeptemberIi-r7thSundayafter Pentecost. Feastofthe MostHolyNameofMary. I2-St.RoseofLima(Virgin), transferredfrom:eel'August. 13-St.SergiasI.Popeand Confessor. 14-Exaltationof Hole'IheVery Cross. aMission Iltur.15-OctaveoftheNativityofSunday. theBlessedVirginMary. Fri.te-SaistsCorneliusandCYPrian,BishopsandMartyrs. Sat.e7-Impressionof'theStigmata onSt.Francis.

TheannualRetreatforthepriests ofthePetahDiocesewillcommence thisyearasusualonTuesdaythe 27thofSeptemberattheRedemPtoristMonastery,NorthPerth,and closeonthefollowingSaturday morning.

Rev.FatherClune,opens atBridgetownonnext

InconnectionwiththeTrinity TheVeryRev.Father(Tune,College,MusicalExaminationsheld C.SS.R.,conductedtheannualRe-recently,thefollowingarethereCatholicity-"Mary'sDowry,"-istreatfortheSistersofMercy,St.cultsofMissMetaPickering'spurapidlyrelapsingintothatheathen-!Brigid'sConvent,WestPerth,durpus:-Practical-(IntermediateDividomfromwhichitwasfirstdrawninglastweek.Itcametoaclosesion)-MadgeThatcher(pass),Haoverseventeencenturiesago. 'onlastSundaymorning. maReidel(pass),WardellOlive Theworld-widemovementagainst Manslaidge(pass).JuniorDivision CatholicitywhichintheLatincoun-TheRev.FatherHoward,ayoungI-HarrietRosettaSpriggs(honours), triesbecomestheMason-guidedanti-'Australianwhowasrecentlyordain-WandaNelitaRiedel(honours). clericalism,inEngland,manifests'edatAllHallows'Colleee,Dulain,Theoretical-(JuniorDivision)-Hilitselfasindifferentism,"rationa-PassedthroughonthemiloatmaRiedel(honours),HarrietRosetham,"andavaguefeelingofirrita-Osterley"onlastMondayenroutetoSpriggs(honours),WurdellOlive tionagainsttheprohibitionsofCa-!totheBathurstDiocese,whereheMansbridge(henours),MadgeThattholicdoctrineandethics-agener-;isdestinedtotakeuphismission-cher(honours).Preparatory-Iiivialmentalstateofsmoulderinganta-arywork.HewasmetbytheRevsior-MargueriteSteadman(distincCulliganwhogavehimandon). AttherecentKalgoorlie gonismwhichonlyawaitstheacci-Brother dentoropportunitythatmaycauseextensivemotorspinforthefewEisteddfodCompetitionsMissNelita ittoflameuntodestruction. Thehoursathisdisposal,(luringwhichRiedelgainedsecondplaceinthe samespirithasbeentransplantedtohewasabletoseetheprincipalec-pianosolo,under re years,missing Australiabyso-calledministersofclesiasticalinstitutionsandgetajfiurdsgte,8mar placere byi,s were one:_poTihnet.The religionandrationalisticpropagan-:elimPseoftheinnercountry. piece diets.Insteadofpreachingadoe- wasplayedwithsweetandsympathtrineconformableto

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OnedealswilethemissionofSt. IgnatiusLoyala,theFounderofthe Jesuits,fromthepenoftheVery' Rev.DeanPhelan,Melbourne. AlIt isasplendidlittletreatisecoving twenty-fourPages-andwhilegiving thelifeoftheSaintinminiature,it isfullofcogentquotatienswhich maybeofverygreatusetoour readers.

Theotherpamphletisfromthe penofMiriamAgatha,ofSydney. Itconsistsofaseriesofstoryettes interestinglytoldinsweetlanguage. TheTramtroubleseems,asmixed asever.Premiers,Mayors,NewspaperEditors,andothershavefailedtobringaboutconciliation.That somebodyhasbungledandbungled badlyiscertain,butthecontestants aresocoe-sureoftheirrightsthat nooneCellseetheend.Itisrumouredthatmenarecomingfromthe Easttomanthecars.Theirarrivalwillhardlymakeforpeace. 4

Pressionandwellbalanced. teachingofThemostnotableeventoftheweek OurDivineLordasitisgiveninhasbeenthedeathoftheRt.Rev. theBible,theformerspendtheirMonsignorMateu,whichoccurredatFromtheAustralasianCatholic timeattackingthemostsacredten-'theSt.JohnofGodHospital,onTruthSocietywehavereceivedtwo etsofChristianity, astheylastSunday,afteraweek'sillness.:usefulandmostreadablepamphlets. areheldbytheCatholicChurch,Thedeceasedgentlemanwaswidely andastheyneveradvanceareason`'flownanduniversallyrespectedand againstthesedoctrineswhichwouldloved.-R.I.P. convinceanyordinarymind,their onlyobjectiveforattackingseemsTheRev.FatherWalshofNortham to'hethattheyareheldby'theCa-hasbeenonavisit'toPerthdaring tholicChurch.True,theyprofesstheweek.TheRev.FatherFahey thattheydreadtheonwardmarchhasalsobeenonashortvisitto ofCatholicityandtheyappealtotheMetropolis. thesentimentalinstinctsofthepeopie,whentheyhowlabouttheima-TheRev.FatherCrowleyofHighginaryoctapusofRomandomina-gateHillhasgonetoNewcastlefor tionfiringitstentaclesonthisafewdaysbywayofamuch countryandonthepeople'sliberty,neededchange. butthevastmajorityofthepeople donotheedthem.TheyknowthatEveryoneoftheimmenseaudience suchteachingisnotreligion,andwhichwaspresentattheOrganrewithoutreligiontheybecomeirreli-icitalintheCathedralonlastWedgiousandrationalisticintheirbelnesdav'nightwasdelighted.Thereis liefs..Whentheyshouldpreachag-;asmuchagitation nowas ainatthe"world,theflesh,andthethere was beforetheevent devil,"theyPreachagainstgamb-cameoff,forarepetitionof line,drinking,and'theCatholicthesame,orforanother.TheinChurch.Tothousandsofourpeople!tentionofthecommitteehasnot anythingisassumedtobebetterbeendisclosedyet,butwefeelsafe then"Romanism,"andanythingus-inassuringourinterestedreaders uallycomestomean"nothing,"athatanotherrecitalwillbegiven stateofindifferenceanddisbeliefinthenotdistantfuture.Thereis;Thereisnogainsayingthesalient thatsoonslipsintoanti-belief.everythingtoencourage,andnoth-factonbeh-lfofthemen,thatit ThusItcomestoPassthattheylingtoopposeit,andwehavenowereaFlameinacountrysuch whoprofessthattheystandfor:doubtthatthenextwillbemuchasWestAustraliatocondemnmen GodandHisChristandChristian-'superiortothefirst. tokeepafamilyandpayrenton itymouldandPreparetheminds ''' £28s.perweek.However,everyandheartsofadriftinganddisil-ThechildrenoftheCatholicbodyislongingfortheendofthe lusion-edcrowdofyoungmenandschoolshavebeeninvitedtoGov-'trouble. womenfortheseedsthirtarescat-ernmentHouseBallroom,byLady teredbroadcast'bytheactiveprops-EdelineStrickland,onnextSatur-TheP.M.g.Osterley,whicharrivgandaofrationalism.ThereisdaytoseeaPresentationofWests'saonTuesdayfrom'London, had

State,comingoutundertheaus-shouldnotinfluencethemtoacquire thetramwass.Ifthecouncilstook areferendum'inregardtothematter;theGovernmentwouldconsider it,butitwouldnotletthepresent troublebeusedasalever.

WeeoftheGovernment,including 106domesticsand34agriculturists, theremainderbeingnominated,passengers.

TheSydneybranchoftheRoyal Minthas(statesthe"Sydney MorningHerald")informedthe leadingbankinginstitutionsthatit willnolongeracceptsilvercoins, punchedwithholesattheirnominalvalue.Thepracticehithertohas beentoPayforanycoinsolongas itwasdearlyaBritishcoin.Under therulingjustmadeapunchedshillingwillbeworththesilverthere isinit.

TheNewYorkcorrespondentof the"Observer"statesthatrecently hewitnessedademonstrationwith Mr.Edison'skinetophone,aninventionfortransmittingbothsights andsounds. Onascreeninthe demonstratingroomwasshownthe transmittedphotographofaman whowasatthatmomentin the actofthrowinganironballonto afloorinabuildingaconsiderable distanceaway.Thecorrespondent sawdistinctlyeverymovementtakenbytheman,andatthesame timehebearddearlythecrashcause edbythecontactoftheballwith thefloor.Healsoheardperfectly variousreproducedsounds,including thatofamotorhorn.

* Theimprovementsandadditionsto theSt.Patrick'sChurch,York,approachingcompletion.Thelofty steepleandtiledroofaddgreatlyto thearchitecturalaspirationsofthe town.

Theworld'scableshavebeenladen withonemessageforthepasttwo orthreemonths,towitthesuccessoftheAustralianswimmer, Beaurepaire-fFrankBeaurePaireis, accordingtothe"LondonSportsman,"thegreatestlivingswimmer. Theattentionofourgoodfriend, FosterFrasershouldbedirectedto this.Itisdistinctlyafeatherina country'scaptohaveproducedthe greatestswimmer,seeingthatall thenationsarestrivingtoproduce him.Australiamayclaimtohave provedherselfsuperiortoherrivals inphysicalattributes.Isitreasonabletoarguethatsheisworse thanothersbecauseshehasproved herselfbetter?"

IIItheVatican TheNuncioatVienna

Mgr.GranitodiBelmonte, the PapalNuncioattheAustrianCourt hasarrivedatRomeforhisannual vacation.itisstatedthathisExcellencyislikelytobeelevatedto theSacred('ollege,towhich,itis believed,thatDr.Bourne,Archhas hopofWestminster,willalsosoon heraised.

ThefollowingimportantDecree hasjustbeenissuedbytheSacred CongregationofReligious.Itwill heseenthatitisspecialleaddressedtotheBishopsoftheChurch throughouttheworld,andaimsfor BemiringforthemembersofallreligiousOrdersfullknowledgeofrecentPapallegislationintheirregard:SACREDCONGREGATIONOFRE LIGIOUS.

Concerningthe'ublicitoftheDecreesofthisSacredCongregation. ApostolicaSedes).

Mr.FrankTrov',M.L.A.,speaking atGeraldton,afewnightsago,in theDruidsHall,ontheproposalto establishaseconddailymorning paperinthemetropolis.Sincethe lamenteddemiseofthe"Morning Herald,"the"WestAustralian,"nag hadamonopolyofthenews-mongeringandadvertisingbusinessof theState.Nowamonopoly of anekindtendstoinjurethecornmunit Peoplehaveheardofsuch athingasa"beliefcentmonopoly" butnonehaseverexperiencedone. AmonoPolyalwaysimpliesalmost unlimitedpower,andin99cases outofliesthatpowerisusedto exploitthecommunity.Business peoplerecognisethistruth,andthus wefindthatthelargemetropolitan advertisersarewelcomingtheidea ofanewmorningdailypaper.Aboutitspoliticstheydon'tcarea continentalmalediction.Theyregarditsimpleasafreshmedium forbringtheirwaresbeforethepeople,andasameansofbreaking downamonopolythatcannotby anycontortionoflanguageorimagination,hedescribedasbeneficent. Theschemeofestablishinganew dailyPaperwasformulatedatthe Bunhuryf.abourConference,when itwasdecidedthatacompany shouldheformedof£eo,000shareholdersatRIashare.Twelvepromoterswereelected,andthesehave sincearrangedfortheflotationof thecompany. Aprospectushas beencirculatedandSooagentshave beenappointedtoissuesharesand starttheproject.Anumberofthe Labourmembersaredeliveringpublicaddressesinsupportofthe scheme.

4, TheW.A.SavingsBankreturnsfor AugustshowAccountsopen,-0210(72,334)amounttothecredit ofdepositorsonAugust1,£3,b16,coo(£3,128,482).Thefiguresin Parenthesesarethoseforthecorrespondingdateoflastveer.

Replyingtoadeputationthat waitedonhimafewdaysagoand urgedthenationalisationofthe tramways,PremierMooresaidif themunicipalcouncilstookaction inthedirectionsuggestedbythe deputationtheGovernmentwaspreparedtoconsiderthequestion,but itcouldtakenostepsuntilapproachedbethemunicipalitiesconcerned.TheGovernmentfeltthat thedisputeatpresentexisting

TheHibernianBallattheGeraldtonTownHall,onWednesdayeveningwassuccessfulbeyondtheexpectationsofthepromoters.Allthe seatsJnthegallerieswereoccupied, andfromow)to130dancerstook thefloor.Fromafinancialaswell asasocialstandpointtheBallgave everysatisfactiontotheenergetic committeewhichorganisedit,and tothehonoraresecretaries,Messrs. Bradyand4Kinnane.AmongthevisitorsPresentwereHisLordship,BishopKelly,andtheRev.Father Hill)Themusicforthedancing wassuppliedbyMrs.Mackinnon (piano),andMessrs.Piper(cornet), andAlston(violin).Thestagepresentedaveryattractiveappearance, asplendidsupperhavingbeenlaid outinamostartisticmanner. Considerableinterestwasmanifested inthefancysets,viz.,theShamrocks,SpanishDancers,Oddfellows, FolliesWinter,Dutch,Druids,CherryRiPe,andFootballers,competed forthetrophypresentedbyMr. James.Thejudging was lefttotheonlookers,andthevotingwascarriedoutonthePreferentialsostem.Theresultofthefirst countshowedthatthe"Shamrock" sethadsecuredtievotes,thenext highestbeingthe"SpanishDancers' with79.Asthefirstnumberdid notrepresentanabsolutemajority ofthevotersasecondcountwas renderednecessary,whenthe"Shamrocks"carriedtheirtotalto122, andthussecuredthenecessarymaiority.Theindividualcostumeswere judgedbeMessrs.James,Meadowcroft,andKemPton,whoawarded thefollowingprizes:-Bestcostume (lady),MissM.Bradley,"ErinagoBragh,"andMissClarke"Hebrew Lady,"atiebestcostume(gentleman),Mr.Wilkins,"Gondolier,"; bestsustainedcharacter(lady)Miss 1.ouieEgan,"Pierette,";bestsustainedcharacter(gentleman),Mr. LouisEskell"l'ncleTom"best Postercostume(lady),MissRene Fisher"TeraiTea,"bestposter costume(gentleman)Mr.JackKelly "Force."Acostumewhichtook thejudges'eyewasthatofaswagmanwithadog,butwhenthefinal decisioncametobemade,thegentlemanbaddiscardedhisdungarees foreveningdress,andwas,therefore declaredoutoftherunning. The holderofgalleryticketNo.262was successfulinthedrawforthespectator'sprize. Mr.Meadowcroft, whoactedasMasterofCeremonies, provedhighlyefficientinthatcepaciteThecommitteedesiretoexpressitsthankstothosemembers ofkindredsocieties,whobytheir attendancehelpedmateriallyto makethefixtureasuccess.Thanks isalsoaccordedtothedonorsof prizes,MesdamesHansenandMarshall,andMessrs.JamesLee,Ryan, andBrady.Fortheloanofvarious articlesthecommitteeexpressesgratitudetoMrs.J.Clarke(cutlery andglassware).A.GibsonandCo. (palmsanddecorations).A.H. MountainandCo.(crockery),and Mr.PeterGibson(flags),andthe A.N.A.(glassware).

bablybemadeaftertheBishopsof thewholeCatholicwouldhavestudieditandmadesuchobservations astheymaydeemnecessary,but theessentialpartoftheworkis finishedonceandforall. The Codewillbedividedintothreeparts butwebelievethatitwillbepublishedinasinglevolume.TheeditionofficiallypublishedbytheHoly Seewiilcontainnotonlythetext oftheCodebutaveryimportant commentare whichwillelucidate marypointsofthetext.Whenthe HolyFatherformedthePontifical Commissionforthiscolossalwork hehopedthatthefortyConsultors wooldcompletetheirlaboursin fiveyearsnearlysevenyearshave Passedsincethen,andtwoyears morewillberequiredbeforeitis Possibletopromulgatethenew Code.Oneofthechiefreasonsof thedelayhasbeenthefactthat manyoftheconsultorshavenob beenabletogiveallthetimeand labourthatwasexpectedofthem, andapreponderatingshareofthe worknecessarily'devolvedon the Secretary,Mgr.,nowCardinal,Gasparri.-"IrishCatholic."

TheApostolicSee,deeplysolicitousinpromotingperfectionamong theReligiousFamiliesofbothsexes, hasissuedmanysalutarylaksfor biddingor prescribingvarious thingsregardingtheadmission, training,vows,studies,externallife ofthemembers,andotherkindred matters.

Amongtheselawssomeareof suchimportancethatthenon-obser vanceofthemrendersomeactsinvalid,othersliable-toecclesiastical punishments,andallofthemat leastillicit.

Yetiffrequentlyhappensthatthe wiseprovisionsoftheApostolicSee donotcometotheknowledgeof alltheReligiousCongregationsor Houses,especiallyinthecase of Nuns,thebenefitofthelawsbeing thusentirelylost.Thisistootrue, forexampleoftheDecrees"Sin aulariquidem"ofMarch27.1906, withregardtobeggingPerpensis' ofMay=rd,1902,concerningthe threeyearstrialwhichistoprecede thesolemnreligiousprofession; "Quemadmodum,"ofDecember17. Maeconcerningthereportofconscience "sacraTridentineSynoIns,"ofDecember20,Noe,onfrequentCommunion"Interea,"of September71009,onthecontrastingofdebts;"Eccl2siaChristi," ofSeptember,7,1909,onthenon admissionintoResalutarylawsforLiddingorprescribingwhich this lest-mentionedDecreeisextendedto ReligiousFamiliesofwomen,and soen.

ThisSacredCongregationofReligious,therefore,earnestly,exhorts theMostReverendOrdinaries of PlacesandtheirDelegatesor DeputiesforMonasteries,especiallyof women,whichconstituteahouse suijurisandwhichhavenoGeneral Superioress,togivePracticalPublicityamongtheReligiousFamilies, andtheDiocesanInstitutestothe Decreeswhifhhavealreadybeen Published,andtothosewhichare tobepublishedinthefuturereeardingthereligiouslife,soasto removeanyabusesthatmarhave creptin,togiveawiderdiffusion towhatisgood,andtoensuregeneraluniformityintheobservanceof canonicalmatters.

GivenatRomeattheSecretariate oftheSacredCongregationofReligiousJuly3rd,1910.

FR.I.C.CARD.VIVES,Prefect

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ThesonsanddaughtersofDungareeandthesurroundingplaces assembledinlargenumbersonthe 7thinst.,tocelebratetheopening ofthenewCatholicChurch,the erectionofwhichhasjustbeencompleted.Itisscarcelysixmonths sinceFatherDevane,thepopular priestoftheparish,first'bethought tosecureforBungareeaChurch, worthyofsuchanimportantCatholiccentreandtheexpeditionwith whichtheProjecthasbeencarried tofruitionhearsstrikingtestimony tothefaithanddevotionoftheresidentsofthedistrict.Thenucleus ofabuildingfundwascreatedimmediatelr,afterFatherDevaneannouncedtheenterprise,andthefund swelledsorapidlythatwithinthree monthseverythingwasinreadiness fortheerectionofthebuilding. Thestructure,whichisnowfully equippedforChurchservice,is handsomebuilding,modelledonthe Romanesquestyleofarchitecture anditisworthyofremarkthatit isthefirstChurchofthekindbuilt intheBallaratDiocese,theprevailingstylebeingaftertheoldGothic model.

TheProceedingswereofanexceedinglysolemnandimpressive character.TheChurchwascrowded tothedoorsbyeleveno'clock,u-ben theservicecommenced,andmany peoplewereunabletogainadmission.HighMasswascelebratedby FatherDevane,inthepresenceof theVeryRev.Dr.Higgins,theBishopofBallarat,FatherLowham,of Ballarat,sowellknowninyour State,andathoroughlyefficient choir,underMissWard,thefamous singer.TheMasswasBattmann's; andCherubini'ssettingofAveMaria wasfinelysung.The"Gloria" fromMozart'sTwelfthMasswas givenasthevoluntary.

AsumofEI6/sI/-wastakenat thedoors,whichamountwillbe considerably'augmentedbythesale oftickets.-"GeraldtonExpress."

Amuch-neededwarninghasjust beengivenby"Rome."Lookout, itsays,theseduesforbogusnews abouttheCodificationofCanon Law.ThisweekmanyItalianpapershavegivenavarietyofmisinformationonthesubject,windingup withtheannouncementthatthenew Codewillbesolemnlypromnlgatei linSt.Peter'sin1912bytheHoly FatherhimselfIiPresenceofagreat gatheringofBishops.Thereal!) timportantthineisthattheenormousworkisnowpracticallycompleteinitsfirstdraft.Agreat manyminormodificationswillpro-

ThesermonwasPreachedbyFatherLowham,andwasbasedon.1acob'swords,-"Thisisnoneother thantheHouseofGod,andthisis theGateofHeaven."Hesaid thatthevisionofJacobihadbecome reality,forthisbuildingwasno otherthantheHouseofGod,where thepeoplecouldgatherandlay downtheirburdens.'Thebuilding wastohetheHouseofGodand theGateofHeaven,becauseitwas aminiatureofthegreatCatholic Church,andbecauseitwasherethat theycouldobtaingracetokeep themin-thenarrowpath.Hebesoughtthemtoreverethegrand oldindestructibleCatholicChurch, whichwasableto'withstandallthe forcesofevil.Lookattheactivity andextensionoftheChurchinthe longwearsperiodof1900yearsI Initsinfancy.,theChurchwasassailedbythepowerofisWordand flame,butthepeoplestrkggledagainstpovertywithpat+,and

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Atapilgrimageresentlytothe ChurchofSt.Patrice,Glencullen (nearDublin),thepreacherofthe sermon,VeryRev.FatherPaul, O.S.F.C.,relatedastoryofapoor Irishmanwholessthanahundred yea*agowasfightingunderthe O AmericanflagagainsttheRedIndiansneartheCanadianfr. or.tier Thelrisl.manhadwanderedaway fromhisdetachment.HepenetratedtoofarintotheIndianterritory.Hewassurrounded,cutoft fromhisregiment,andleftwithouthopeorchanceofescape.In hissadi'liehtashesawtheIndian Chiefrishingforwardatthehead a ofhistrinetoslayhim,hethought ofpreparinefordeathasbesthe could.HPfelluponhisknees,bles mathimself,andrecommendedhimselftothemercyandgoodnessof God. To hisastonishmenthesaw theIndianthiefstandandhisfollowershaltethiscommand.Then forgettingrageandenmity,thechief Mireawe.;hisbattleaxe,fellupon his:mess,claspedthe'Irishman's harei,sa;ing "Fearnot.weare lebroth(re,forI.toore-erethatsign end?venom.hatreli,iin." These Indian=hadi,eeswitheittamissionarefarahundredyears,sinceFatherleaslehadbeenputtodeathbe theNewEnglandantherities.Durirethatlongperiodthememoryof theCrosswasfreshintheirminis. ThestenoftheCrosswassacredin theireles.Itsubduedtheirsavage furyandsavedthePoorIrishman islife,andwrungfromhislipsa armtributeofaratitudewhenBins boaSeedingafterwardsvisited thatratiotedistrict.

CostlyRioting

ThelegaltribunalofBarcelona hassentencedSenorVillanuevato 143ears'imprisonment,andtopay inertofbetween£60,000andZ70,000,astheprincipalinstigatorin disturbancesehichledtotheburningoftheConventofLosEscolapiosin1909.

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Itistherefore,veryevidentthatit iselsewherethatCanelajasshould seektoraisethebirth-rateofthe Peninsula.EveryoneknowsthemodeePowerbehindtheSpanishPrime Minister,viz.,therelentlessand diabolicalhatredoftheCatholic ChurchbytheinfidelFreemasons.

TheChristianBrothers

TheChristianBrothershavepurchasedabuildingandgroundsfora selectschoolandacademyinManila ItwillbeopenedinJune1911. Thegovernmentisusingtheplaceat presentasaschoolforthechildren ofAmericansandEuropeans.PermiesionhasbeengiventheGovernmenttocontinueitsleaseforanotheryear.Thenewschoolwillbe underthedirectionofBrothersfrom theUnitedStates.Itwill,therefore,hethefirstestablishmentofa religioushouseinthePhilippinesby Americans.Thematterhasbeenunderconsiderationforalongtime, heHolyFatherurgedthematter 1,.reonallewiththeGeneralofthe Brothers.

Rev.BrotherBarrett

Amoneetthosereceivedisprivate audiencebyPopePiusrecentlywas theRev.BrotherBarrettofthe AtatralueianProvinceoftheConereeationofIrishChristianBrothers.BrotherBarretthasbeenalmostfortyeearsinAustralia,and no,nthroughouttheContinent, butespeciallyinQueensland, the principalsceneofhislabours,asan aoleandzealousworkerinthe causeofchristianeducation.Forty yearsaeo,whenBrotherBarrettarrivedwithasmallgroupofcompanionsfromtheGreenIsle,the BrothersconductedhuttwoestablishmentsinAustralia,andhehas seenexpansionyearafteryearto thepresentday,whentheh' andcollegesdirectedbytheChristianBrothersnumaerforty-five,and arespreadoverthewholeCommonwealth.Bro.BarrettwasastudentintheCatholicUniversityin Dublinduringtherectorshipofthe VeryRev.Dr.JohnHenryNewman.

TheWorld'sOldestWoman

Possessestwogreat-great-great-great grandchildren. ShedistinctlyrememberstheNapoleonicwarsand thefinalfallofNapoleon.These

far-oftevents,atthebeginningof thenineteenthcenturyareclearly impressedonhermemory,whereas manyincidentsofthelastquarter ofacenturyhavebeenentirelyforgotten.

AnarchisminSpain

TheattemptoftheyouthRocato assassinateSenorMaura,ex-Premier of Spain,recently,isbut whatmayberegardedasthenaturalconsequenceoftheproceedingsof theenemiesoflawandorderfor yearspastandtheapprobation withwhichcriminalactshaverecently'i.eenpubliclyreferredtoin theSpanishcortes.Lerroux,now adeputy,inleaguewithFerrerand otherrevolutionaries,begansome tenyearsagoacampaigiebywhich Barcelonahasbeenconvertedintoa hot-bedofturbulenceandterrorism.Roca,whoisbutciehteen yearsoface,receivedhisinstruction,nodoubt,inoneoftheatheisticschoolsestablishedbyFerrer. Lerrouxandhisaccompliceshave taughthimendmaneotheryouths inBarcelonathewildestandmost subversivedoctrinesofanarchy,and haveoflateboastedintheCortes ofwhattheyhavedone.Lerrotie declaredthathegloriedinther voltofthatcity,andtooktohimselffo itth. egreaterpartofthecredit PabloIglesias,aSocialist,assertedthatratherthansee SenorMaura,whosuppressedthe outbreak,returntoPower, he wouldhaverecoursetopersonalviolence.elmsencouragedinanunpatrioticand.criminalcourse,the youthRocaresolvedtocommitmurder-totranslateintodeedsthe wordsofhieleaders.

almostentirelyavowedagnosticsor atheistsbecauseoftheinfluenceexercisedbetheChurchandherappositiontointendedpopularreforms.Sofaristhisfrombeing thecase,thatwhensuchprojectsof reformarekeptclearofantagonism toreligiontheCatholicclergyare almostinvariablyamongsttheir warmestadvocates.Theinfluenceof theChurchisusedsolelyforthe benefitofreligion,butevenwithin thereligiousspheresoloneasessentialrightsarenotinterfered with,theHolyBee,iffittinglyapproached,isalwaysreadytolend aneartorepresentationsinfavour ofreasOna!lereforms. Of this senorCanalejaeandhiss,i:-4to:ers cannotbeunaware.

ItchingPiles

AMINER'SSPLENDIDCURBBY BILEBEANS.

Thefollowingtable(saes'theManchester"CatholicHerald")istaken fromtheeestauthenticatedsources: --Belgium(1907),Catholicpopulation7,276,461,religious1-,e0nproportionper10,000;2 France, (190I),39,252,628,159,628,1England(1908),2,130,000,6,428, 20 Germany(1905),22,109,644, 64,174,24Ireland(1908),1,308,661, 9,190.27 Spain(1907), TO,-12,28'i,50,670,16.Thereare 282,676oldbachelorsand197,632old spinstersinSpain,accordingtothe lst'stcensus,andthereareonly 50,000religious.OnehundredthousandemigrantsleaveSpainevery Bear-T50,000emigratedin1907.

Theoldestwomanintheworldis Mrs.Dutkieweiz,residingatPosen, whereshehasjustcelebratedher 125thbirthday. Sheistalland thin,butbentandveryfeeble,althoughnotbedridden.Longtressesofperfectlywhitehairgavehera 1patriarchalappearance.Herson, agedeights-nine,wasaPriest in Posen.Byastrangecoincidence,.aftercelebratingMassonhismoth er's125thbirthday',hedied.Mrs. Dutkieweizwasmarriedoverninety searsago,andhasleeenawidow forfifty-fiveyears.Herdescendants numbermorethantwohundred.She

Itisstrangethatsomewritersin theBritishPresswhoareneither extremenordangerouswhendealing withhomequestionsarewillingto countenancetheconductoftheapostlesofruinabroad.Inaleading articleontheattemptuponSenor Malice'slifeamemberofthe "DaileNews,"staffsays:"There isalargeandgrowingelementin theSpanishpeoplewhichhaslost faithintheveryprincipleofthe existingregime,anditisinthe lightofthisRepublicanmovement, thatthequarrelbetweenSenorCanalejasthePrimeMinister,andthe Clericalsmustbejudged.Ifthe campaignofSenorCanalejasends, assomanysimilarcampaignshave ended,infutilitethescepticism,as regardsthemonarchywillbeconfirmed,andthereareprecedentsenough toshowthataction, and strongaction,is not remoteinSpainfromthatconviction."Mr.G.H.B.Ward,ina contributiontothe"LabourLeadet,"writesinthesamestrainon thesituationinSpain,andsuggeststhatintheCatholic,countries oftheContinenttheSocialistleadersandmembersofParliamentare

"Through'workinginwetminesI contractedthata.onisingcomplaint, itchingpiles,"saysMr.D.Jones, ofBarker-Street,Casino,N.S.W. "Theintenseirritatinganditching saucedmetosurferacutely, and deprivedmeofmanyhoursofrest. Thiscomplainthadaterrible,effect onmy'generalhealth,andsoonI wasreducedtoanawfulstate.I triedfirstonething,thenanother, butnothinggavemeanyrelief.I wassickofexiperimentingwithuselessremedies.Actingontheadvice ofafriendIpurchasedasupplyof BileBeansandcommencedtaking them.Thiesplendidremedysoon gavemeease.Theirritationand itchingbecamelesssevere,and bycontinuingwithBileBeansIsoon gotridoftheawfulpiles.It is twelvemonthsagosinceBileBeans curedme,andtherehasbeenno signsofthepilesreturning,andI amperfectlysatisfiedthatthecure Ispermanent.IalwayskeepasupplyofBileBeansonhand."

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Attheusualv;eei,lymeetingof theCatholicMen'sSociety,heldin theCatholicClubRooms,onTuesday,August3uth,Mr.W.Casey tookthechair.

ThemainHall,inwhichthe meetingwasheld,wascrowded,and onaccountofthelimitedseating accommodation,severalmembers wereobligedtostand.ThefollowinggentlemenwereunanimouslyelectedmembersoftheSociety,Messrs. P.O'Donnell,F.McAdam,andP. Maize.FromtheLiteraryandDebatingSocieties'Union,correspondencewasreceivedrequestingtheP. C.M.S.tomakearrangementsfora "LiteraryCompetition,"withWest PerthL.andD.Society,totake placeattheendofSeptember.Also,invitingthememberstocake Partinanessa competition,to beheldonSept.17th.

Theattentionofthememberswas drawntothes,llabusitemsfor Oct.4th"SeniorEssayCompetition."

Thesubjectchosenis"Australian I'oetry,"theadjudicatorbeingMr. J.A.Adey. Intheshovementionedeventsthe memberswillhaveamplescopefor displayingtheirliterarygenius.

Itwasevident,thatthereasonfor suchagoodattendanceatthemeetingwasonaccountofArchdeaconSmyth'shavingpromisedto lectureonthatparticularevening.

Theimportanthusinesshavingbeen speedilyexecutedtheVen.Archdeaconbeganhislecture,thetitle ofwhichwasthe"OriginofMan." ArchdeaconSmh()centralhislecture byProvingfromScripture,tradition andcommonensethattheorigin ofmanwasnot pyolntionand transformationfr-roint,,ioranimals butb.\Creation - "ncl.

TheRev.1,ct- ,nedthat therntionalk+i -I '-f the daysaythat(.P laitterm ofanindennil

Theysaythatthefirstliningthing orProtoplasmwasformedbyspontaneousgenerationthattheancestorsofmanarethoseanimals whomheresemblesmostly,namely, thegorilla,baboon,monkey,etc.

TheRev.Lecturersaidthatthis wasonlyanhypothesis,andproved thatithasnosupportfromany fact,thatitwascontrarytophysicallawsitwascontrarytothe dictatesofreason,anditwasfoundedonmiserableequivocations.The theoriesofHaekelandHuxleywere thenanalysedandshowntobe purelybyPothetical.Andtoshow howfalsethisscienceis,theRev. LecturerquotedthewordsofVirchow,thefamousGerman-scientist, whoconfessesthattherewasnota singlefacttoProvethataninorganicmattercouldbecomealiving organism.IfIdonotwish,saidhe tobelieveinaCreator,I must haverecoursetospontaneousgeneration.Healsodeploredtheabsence ofonedemonstrationtoproveits existence.Butwiththefake"bathibus"discoveredbyHuxleyand laughedoutofexistencebyscientists,thehopeofademonstration hadvanishedforever.

TheRev.Lecturer,,bydemonstratingonablackboardthedifferent formationsofcrustsontheearth formthenucleustothequaternary period,provedthatitwasimpossibletofindanytraceofmanuntil thelatterperiod.Thedifferentstrata,andorganismsofthevarious Periodswereexplained.Thenit wasshownhowimpossibleitwas foraninorganicmasstobeconvertedintoanorganicsubstance, justasimpossibleastosaythata !stonecoulddevelopintoakitten.

TheRev.Lecturer,aftermanyexamples,illustrationsandproofs, concludedhislecture,bysayingthat asmangraduallydevelopedfrom loweranimals,asthematerialistic scientistssay',thehestwaytocontoindthemwouldhetoaskthem thefirstfactoforganiclite, andwhatisthenextstateinto

whichmanwill°develop?Theseare questions,whichlikemanyothers, thescientistsoftherationalisttype, wouldprefernottobeasked,and wouldrefrainfromattemptingto answer.TheVeryRev.Lecturerthen concludedamidgreatapplause.

Severalspeakers,includingMrs. Griffen,Messrs.O'Donoghue,Cunningham,andHolohanthanked ArchdeaconSmythfortheveryinterestinglecture.Averyheartyvote ofthankswastenderedtoVen. ArchdeaconSmythforhaving deliveredsuchanexcellentandinstructivelecture.

ThelastmeetingofthePerthCatholicMen'sSocietywasheldon Tuesday,Sept.6thintheCatholic ClubRooms.Mr.W.Caseypresidedoverasplendidattendance of members.

Thefollowinggentlemen,Messrs. F.McAdam,L.O'Donnel,andF. DeewereunanimouslyelectedmembersoftheSociety.

Correspondencewasreceivedfrom theA.N.A.SuhiacoBranch,inviting memberstobepresentatalecture tobegivenbyMr..T.A.Adey,on ThursdaynightintheKing'sHall.

Theinvitationwasreceived and twodelegateswerenominatedtoattend.

Mr.E.O'Loughlinreportedthat theEuchrePartyheldonMonday nightundertheauspicesoftheAmalgamatedSocietieswasagreatsuccess. Thesyllabusitemfortheevening wasapaperon"CharlesDickens" by,Mr.E.O'Loughlin.

Mr.O'LoughlinbeganhisPaper bygivingindetailtheearlylife ofDickensfromthetimeof his birthuntilhewassenttoschool.

Atanearlyageheproceededto LondonwithhisParents.Inthis fascinatingcityhisfatherhadthe misfortunetogobankrupt,andwas consequentlysenttoprison.Charles wastherefore,obligedtogotowork Butaftersometime,througha coupofgoodfortune,hewassent hacktoschool,wherehemade

himselfacquaintedwithHomerand Virgil;

Afterfinallyleavingschool,Dickensobtainedapositionasreporter onthestaffofthe"DailyChronicle,"atwhichpostheworked'assiduouslyforseveralyears.Inhis twenty-firstyear(I835),,hepublishedhisfirst°book,"Sketchesby' .1aArio ,,xog. Twist,"andin1838"Nicholas Nickleby." BythistimerDickens hadearnedforhimselfanameof greatrenown.About1840hevisitedAmerica,anddidnotformvery goodimpressionsofthatcountry, muchtothedisappointmentofthe inhabitants.

Thetwochiefworks,theresultof thisvisit,were"AtriericaniNotes," and"MartinChnzzlewit."

Dickensspentmanyyearson Continentwherehewroteseveralc hisworks.Mr.O'LoughlindescrledalltheprincipleworksofDickens,illustratingthedifferentcharacters,andexplainedthesource whenceeachwerederived.

Thiswasaboutthebestpaper thatMr.O'Loughlinhascontributedthisterm.Itwaswellwritten, andjudgingfromthethemeofthe composition,itwasevident that Mr.O'Loughlinhadspentmuchtime andstudyinitspreparation.SeveralmembersreadextractsfromdifferentworksofDickens,which,like thepaper,weremuchappreciated.

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theJewishpeopleSt.Paul'steachingonthishead,especiallyasset forthintheninth,tenthandeleventhchaptersoftheEpistletothe Romans,"andwhentheNovice-Professorhadfinishedhisexpositionhe wassubjectedtoafireofquestionsfromFatherFonckandGenocchiandAbbotJanssenstoallof whichhehadreadyandeffective answers.

OnThurslayDr.Hitchcockpresentedhiswrittenthesis: The HighercriticismofIsaiah,before HisEminenceCardinalRamPolia, PresidentoftheBiblicalCommission,FatherI.epidi,0.P.,Masterof theSacredPalaces,AbbottsJanssensandAmelli,O.S.B.,andFathersFonck,VigourouxGenocchi, liniandGismondi.

FatherVigouroux,AbbotJanssens andleatherGismonai,werechosento proposedifficulties,andeachofthem beganbywarmlycongratulatinghim onhismasterlytreatmentofhisthesisahichistobepublishedimmediatelybeBurns&oates.

Afterabrilliantdefence,anda briefconsultationamongtheexaminers,CardinalRampollapronouncedthecandidateaDoctorofSacredScripture.andaddedhiscongratulations.

Dr.Hitchcockwilltakeup,after thesummerholidays,.theProfessorshpofHolyScriptureatSt. John'sSeminary,Wonersh,inthe dioceseofSouthwark.

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OneMondaymorninghepresented himselfintheVaticanbeforea BoardofexaminersunderthepresidencyofFatherVigouroux,first SecretaryoftheBiblicalCommission. FatherGismondi,S.J.,questioned himon"ThetenthdynastyofBarHebraesus"andtheFourGospelsin SyriacFatherGenocchiontheexiegesisoftheBookofIsaiasaccordingtotheHebrewtextFather Ponce,S.J.,PresidentoftheBiblicalInstitute,ontheexegesisofthe EpistleofSt.PaultotheRomans accordingtotheGreektextAbbot Janssens,O.S.B.,SecondSecretary StudieswhichareinourtimesofoftheBiblicalCommission, put theutmostmoment.ButWearequestionsontheexegeticalworksof notconcernednotmerelytoprovidetheTethers,andFatherMolini, studentswhoaimtobecomeprofes-O.F.M.,ontextualcriticismofthe sorewithallthescientificfacilitiesScriptures. calculatedtoperfecttheminBibli-IntheafternoonDr.HitchcockdecalknowledgeandtoenablethemliveredalectureonasubjectassigtomakeProgressincognatesub-nedtohimanhourpreviously:"Oa sectsforthedefenceoftheSacredthePrivilegesandfinalconversionof Books,butalsotoensurethatwhen theybecomeProfessorstheymay faithfullytransmittheknowledge theyhaveacquired,andcommunicateittothemindsoftheirstudentsinawayabsolutely.freefrom' thesuspicionofanyequivocalsense and,Wehavetherefore,deemedit welltoprescribeaformofoathto hereadandtakenbycandidatesbeforetheyreceivethetitleofDoctor ofSacredScripture.Whereforein viewofthegreatergoodofSacred doctrine,ofProfessorsandstudents, andoftheChurchitself,ofOur ownmotionwithcertainknowledge, andaftermaturedeliberation,andof theplentitudeofOurApostolicAuthority,byvirtueofthesepresents, andperpetually,Wedodecree,will, andordainthatthosewhoareto hedeclaredDoctorsofSacredScriptureshalltakethefollowingoath "I,N.N.,withallduereverence subjectmyselfandwithasincere mindadheretoallthedecisions, declarations,andprescriptionof theApostolicSeeoroftheRoman Pontiffs,ontheSacredScriptures andontherightmethodofinterpretingthem,andespeciallyto LeoXIII'sEncyclicalLetterProvidentissimusDeusgivenonNovember78,1893,PiusX'sMotu ProprioPraestantiaScripturaeSacraegivenonNovember18,107, andhisApostolicLetterVineae electaegivenonMay7,1909,in whichitisdecreedthat"allare houndinconsciencetosubmit themselvestothedecisionsregardingdoctrineofthePontificalBiblicalCommission,includingthose alreadegivenandthosetobegiveninthefuture,inthesameway astothedecreesoftheSacred Congregationsapprovedbythe Pontiffandthatallthosewho venturetoimpugnsuchsentences bywordorinwritingcannotbe heldtobefreefromthenoteof disobedienceandtemerityand thereforefromgravesin,"whereforeIpromisethatIwillfaithfulintegrallyandsincerer observeandinviolablyguard"the Principlesanddecreespublishedor tobePublishedbytheApostolic SeeandthePontificalBiblical Commission,"as"thesupreme guideandruleofstudies,"and thatIwillneverinteachingor byanywordsorwritingsofmine impugnthesame.SoIpromise, soIswearsomayGadhelpme, andtheseholyGospelsofGod." Whathasbeenlaiddowninthis documentofOurs,publishedbyOur ownmotion,Weordaintobefirm, andvalid,allthingstothecontrary notwithstanding. GivenatRome,atSt.Peter's, June29,vain,intheseventhyear ofourPontificate.

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ThefirstDoctorofScriptureto takethenewoathistheRev. GeorgeHitchcock,D.D., nn Irishman,aconvert,aformerUnitarianminister,astudentoftheCollegioBedaandofthegreatDominicanUniversitytheCollegioAngelico,whohasthisweekPassed a verybrilliantexaminationbeforethe BiblicalCommission.

Theusualweeklymeetingofthe aboveclubwasheldonMonday., Aug.29th.Therewereafairamountofmemberspresent.ThePresident,Mrs.Chamberlain,wasinthe chair.Theminutesoftheprevious meetingwerereadandconfirmed.

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Intheyear186.5,sixyearsafter"cross"iscalledbyMendelahytheaPPearanceofDarwin's"Originbrid-anotablewordinthisconnec01 Species,"FatherMendelcontri-tion. bated f1 than apaper 20 ess pagestothejournaloftheNatural HistorySocietyatBrunn,givingan accountofcertainexperimentshe hadbeenmakinginthegardenof theAugustinianConvent.Thepaperseemstohaveescapedall ticeatthetime.Whatisstillmore astoundingthisremarkablepaper, vainalleasitisnowrecognisedto bebyalltruescientists,remained absolutelynvflownforalmosthalfa century.WhilethenameofDarwin wasbornintriumphtotheuttermostendsoftheearth,thenameof thisotherpatientandaccurateinvestigatorwasunheardof.Noris ourwonderlessened,anenweconsidertheProblemsthenexercising Darwin'smind,andthereadiness withwhichheacceptedotherpeople'sresults.Darwinhasevenbeen blamedfor e ateronenessto acceptuncriticaltestimonyinthese matters. Ttisprobable,"''s Morgan(ExperimentalZoology), thatD.reliedtoomuch on thestatementsofbreedersandamateursestotheProcessbywhich theirresultswereobtained."HoweverthisiAmerebbytheway.We areassuredthatMenderspaper,o: ratherthej,lirnniinwhichitwas published,wassentasanexchange toallthephifscientificinstitutions ofEurope Thirtv-eveyearslater tol'sprecise--hislittleessaywag re-discovered,endthesefifteenor twenty)Pa-eshavemadeFather Mendel'snamethecentralonein modernlloloicalliterature.

Thepaperinetastiondescribesthe resultof1htyears'experimentsin thecross-f-rtilizationoftheedible pea,inwhichlinemuchworkwas beingdoneatthetime,andmany interestingasultswerebeingobtained.

Mendelcametotheworkwitha veryclearideaoftheproblemhe intendedtoinvestiaete,andtothis clearideahisfuturesuccesswasno doubtdue.Hisobject fold,ashehimselftellsus "todeterminethenumberofdifferentformsunderwhichtheoffspringofhybridsappear, toarrangetheseformswithcertaintyaccordingtotheirseparategenerations. toascertaindefinitely theirstatisticalrelations"(from Batesonitranslationin"ADefenceofMendel'sPrinciplesofHeredity.").Itiswellheretobearin mindDarwin'stwobasicprinciples"NaturalSelection,"and"The SurvivaloftheFittest,"-bywhich heexplainsthealmostinfinitevarietiesofplantsandanimals(incitediniebirds.reptiles,fishes,,etc).

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Inseekingasuitablesubjectfor experimentMendel'schoicefellenen thegenusPTSUM,-theedible(coin,monorgarden)pea.Thisofferedseveraladvantagesoverotherplants. Theflowersofthepeaareself-fertineed,thepollenbeingshedoverthe stirmabeforethefloweropens. Therewas,therefore,littleorno dangerofforeignpollenbeingintroducedbyinsects,asoftenhapnens.Hewasalsoabletodetect inthem"constantdifferentiating characters,"thatistosay,characterswhich,whiledifferentindifferentvarietiesofPea,yetremainthe sameinparentandoffspringsolone astheordinarycourseofnormal orself-pollinationoccurs.Thusone varietyalwayshearsroundseeds, andanotheralwaysbearswrinkled seeds.Inall,Mendelwasableto detectsevensuchpairsofcharacters(e.g.,onearound-seeded,and theotherawrinkled-seededvariety) heremovedthePollen)fromonebe/fadnowwemayaswellwarnforeitwasripe,andappliedthe thosewhoaredisposedtointerestpollenfromtheother.Theplant themselvesinthisdepartment ofwasthenleft,havingbeendulylascience,thatthesubjectisamostneaandthefruitwascollected, technicalandintricateone,andandclassifiedwhenripe.Brieflyhe consequentlythelanguageusedisfound (e)thatthehybridso novelandveryscientific-quiteacompletelyresembledoneparentin languageofitsowninfact. theparticularquality.inquestion. AtePicalflowercontainswithin"thatitwasdifficultorquiteimthepetalsanemberofantherscon-possibletodetecttheother."The tainingpollen,andoneormorecharacterthuspredominatinghecalstyles(astheyarecalled)leadingtoledthedominant"character,and theovaryanyeggcells.Inordertheotherthe"recessive." When thataplantmayproduceaseedthesehybridpeasweresownand itisnecessarythatagrainofpol-allowedtoself-pollinateitwas lenhecaughtonthestyle,andcon-foundthattheiroffspringcouldbe 'ductedtotheovary,whereitferti-dividedintotwodistinctclasses, lizestheeggcell.IfthePollenandoneresemblingthedominantparent, eggcellarederivedfromthesameandtheotherresemblingtherecesplant,orfromexactlysimilarsive.Theseoccurredintheproporpleats,thefertilizationipsaidtotion3 T.The"dominants,"howbenormalbutifthee'arederiv-ever,weresubsequentlyfoundthemedfromtiirterentvarieties,cross-selvestoconsistoftwoclasses,one fertilizationissaidintakeplace.resemblingtheorieinalparent,and Theoff-springarisingfromsuchagain'neconing°alitdominantswhen

MissRoshLawsen(sisterofthe bride),wasthebridalattendant, andworeaprettycreamsilkfrock, andlargevelvethat,withbirds.Mr A.Rockcarriedoutthedutiesof groomsman. Asthe"Wedding March,"wasbeingplayed,thehappycouplelefttheChurch,'mid showersofriceandconfetti,and motoredtotheFingallHotel,Day' Dater.,theresidenceoftheBride's parents,whereMrs.Lawsen,mother rfthebride,attiredinanempire eownofblacksilk,receivedbee attestsattheentranceoftheDin- 4 ingHallwhereadaintywedding luncheonwasprovided.Theusual toastshavingbeenhonoured,Mr. ardMrs.Taneneapreparedtolee' 'hi-theafternoontrainforRusselton.wherethehoneymoonistobe spent.

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Opportuneinconnectionwiththeful,eamen.Ofthefifteenthousand discussioninEnglandofthemodi-sailorswhosailedtheEnglishfleet opfixationoftheodious"Coronationagainstthedreadedgalleonsof Oath"wasanarticlecontributedtoSpain,alargeproportioncamefrom theEnglishCatholicTimes,byCornwallandLancashire,twoofthe ChrisHealyreviewingthepartplay-mostCatholiccountiesintheconnedbpCatholicsinthestrengtheningtry,despitetheadvanceofthe"ReandupbuildingofanempireInformation." whichtheyareofficiallyregardedasLORDBALTIMOREANDRELIGIsuperstitiousidolators. OUSTOLERATION.. ItwasaYorkshireCatholic, THEFATHEROFENGLISHLIB-GeorgeCalvert,firstLordBaltimore ERTY. agreatstatesmanandcolonizer,

ThefatherofEnglishlibertywaswhogavetheBritishpeoplesthe aStigenenLangton,Archbishop cafirstlessoninreligioustoleration. Canterbury,afterwardsCandinalLovedandesteemedbytwosuchdis Langton,whoorganisedthebaronsofsimilarmonarchsasJamesIand Englandintoasuccessfulpower,CharlesI,forhisgreatservicesin whichwrungfromKingJohnMag-pacifyingtheIrishpeople,in1613, naCharts,thefirstgreatcharacterby'remedyingmanyoftheirgrievoftherightsoftheEnglishpeo-antes,andsofteningthehardshipof ple. Beforehisdaythepeople,thelaws,andforarrangingastateshadnorightswhatsoeverbeinggo-manlikeconciliationbetweenJames vernedarbitrarilybytheking.Am-andthecountrygentry,hewasgivongtherblessingsgivenbyStep-enlargegrantsoflandinthecolhenngtontotheEnglishnation,wales.Hisson,Cecilius,wasthe wastdebtoftrialbyjury. founderofMaryland,althoughitis " Thehistoryofeducation,andofbelievedthathisfatherdictatedthe socialreform,betweenthedaysoftermsofthecharterbeforehedied. AlfredtheGreatandHenryVII,isiThefirstprovisionwasabsoluterethehistoryofthewisestandmostligiousequalitytoallfaiths. To benevolentmenandwomenoftheprovethatthiswasnotmerelyfor entirelyCatholicnationofEngland,thesakeofprotectingCatholics whonotonlyfoundedEngland'stwowhenthePuritanswerebeingpersegreatestcolleges,OxfordandCam-cutedinMassachusetts,UordBaltibridge,butbuiltWestminsterAb-moreofferedthema'refugeinMarybey,YorkMinster,Lichfield,Ely,land,withfreedomofworshipata Canterburyandotherglori"us,-,,- timewhenAmericancolonieswere edrals,butallthegrandoldparishtorturing"witches,"visitinginfracChurchesandmonasteriesofthetionsoftheChurchofEngland,or country. AllofthesebuildingsofPuritanlawswithterribleseverwerenoblyendowedinsoampleaity.Marylandwastheonlyplace, fashionthatitwasonlywhenthey'notonlyinAmerica,butthroughwereabolishedthatthenecessityforouttheworld,whereallmenreaPoorLawwasfelt.Evenwhenceivedreligioustoleration,andwhere EnglandhadbecomeaProtestant"witches,"wizards,"and"necromancountryitwasanEnglishCatholiccers"wereregardedasidleandsusailorwhosavedEngland fromPerstitioasbeliefs.Allthepractices Spainbydestroyingthe"Invincibleofreligioustolerationwhichare ArmadaofSpain."LordCharlesnowsocommonplacethatweforHowardofEffingham,cousinofEarlgetthetimeswhentheywerethe ThomasHoward,thefirstgreatartexceptionandnottherule,beganin collectorinEngland,despitethefactMaryland,afactinwhichevery thatbewasfightingagainsthiscitizenofthatgreatstateofAmerico-religionists,wasconsideredtobeicatakesanoblePride. thegreatestadmiralinEngland,in GREATMILITARYLEADERS. adaywhenDrake,'Hawkins,Frob-OneMay'honestlyclaimthatthe fisherandSirRichardGrenvillehadalrogationofthepenallawsin wonworld-widereputationasskil-IrelandandEnglandwasthefirst

mannonDelhi,andsobrokethe hackoftheIndianmutiny.Asdiplomats,thebrothersl.awrence, LardsDufierin,thelatteradescendantofRichardBrinslewSheridanMayo,Rosmead,andtheMarquisof Riponhaveplayednomeanpartin theextensionoftheempire.

Thegreatestjudgesinourday havebeenthreeCatholicsRussell ofKillowen,HawkinsandColeridge.PatrickJenningsinNewSouth Wales,D'ArcyMageeinCanada,GavanPuffy,allareknownasgreat colonialstatemen.

Stonyhurstinourtimehasgiven usmorethanonegreatscientist, notablyFatherPerry.Thegreatest oratorintheempireisSirWilfrid Laurierwhoisinthefrstflightof thegreateststatesmenofthenineteenthandtwentiethcenturies.

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516WINIMPTIIIINV111111......from.maameor stepintherealmakingoftheBri-alsinthehistoryofJohnCorn- tishEmpire. Englandhadnotrpana,wasaCatholic;sowasGen- producedacaptainofthefirstrankcralLukeO'Connor,whosenameis sincethedaysofMarlboroughthequotedsohonourablyforthepart greatmilitaryleadersofthelateheplayedintheCrimeanWar.An- eighteenthandnineteenthcenturies,othermemberoftheO'Halloranfaandofourownday,werebornintruly,helpedtosubduethenativesof Ireland,orinScotland. SouthAustraliaandputtheyoung WhenIwasinAmericaIwasin-colonyonitslegislatineandadminiscitedtoacertaindinner,andwastrativelegs.LukeO'Connorwhen unexpectedlycalledupon,foralfewhecapturedSabajeein1853gave remarks.TheonlythingsIcouldtheempireoneofitsmostvaluable thin:ofsayingwasthattheUnit-portionsofterritory. edStatesowedherindekendencetoJohnNicholson,aRoscommon thefactthatIrelandwasnoton goodtermswithGeorgeIII-otherwiseshewouldhavelentageneral toEnglandwhowouldhavehad GeorgeWashingtonbythescruffof theneckafortnightafterhelandedatNewYork,andsafeinthe TowerofLondonsixweekslater. WhenevertheBritisharmieshave beenledby-Irishgenerals,withCatholicsoldiersfightingintheran'an theirsuccesshasbeenswiftanddecisive.Irrefutableproofofthisis shownfromtheeraoftheNapolionicwarsuptoourownday.The officersoftheIrishBrigaderefused toservetheFrenchrepublicafter theexecutionofLouisXVI.They hadswornallegiancetoLouis,and wouldnotbreaktheirloyalty,but they.neverwouldhaveenteredthe Britishserviceiftheyhadnotas Catholicsbeengivenguaranteesof thefreeexerciseoftheirreligion. Austriawouldgladlyhavebought theirservices,buttheoffermade thembyEnglandwasPromptlyaccepted,andfortheiirsttimein Britishhistoryforcenturies, six splendidCatholicregimentswere formed,placedunderthecommandof Irishofficers,andthentheglories ofthePeninsularWarfollowedasa matterofcourse. TherearetwonamesinthatcampaignwhichriseaboveallothersWellington'sandLordBillBeresford's.TheIronDukesaidofthe latterthathesavedPortugaland Spain,andinsavingthemsaved Europe.Butinsufficientstressis laidnotonlyonthebraveryofthe CennaughtRangers,andothergallentIrishRegiments,andtheMunstertenantswhofollowedBeresford tothePeninsula,butonthefact thatthepresenceofEnglishand IrishCatholicsoldiersintheBritisharmydidmuchtowintheconPdenceoftheSpanishandPortuguesepeoples,whogladlyaidedan armywhichcontainedsomanyof theirco-religionists.

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Idonotintendtodwelluponthe secondcampaign,in'whichCatholic soldiersandIrishCatholicofficers didsomuch'inbreakingthepower ofNapoleonandsendinghimtoa lonelygraveinSt.Helena.The storyistoowellknown.Butifwe takeIndia,wefindthatCeltand CatholichavePlayednoordinary Partinthemakingofit.When theFrenchhadastrongfootholdin ourgreatdependencythemostdangerousenemyoftheEnglishwasan Irishsoldieranddiplomatofgenius namedLally,who,thankstothe penallaws,hadofferedhissword toFrance. Inthe,nineteenthcentury,whenre ligioustolerationbadbegun,the nexttimeCatholicsoldiersfought inIndiawasunderSirArthurWellesley,afterwardsDukeofWellington,andSirHugh,afterwardsLord Gough,whocommandedinmoregeneralactionsthananyotherBritish officerofhisday,Wellingtonalone excepted.Gough,atMeanee,with eightthousandtroops,wasopposed totwenty-fourthousandHindoos, Butfourhundredofthesewerewhite men,yettheywerefromGough's nativecountyandheknewthem. Attheendofahardlyfoughtday thegreatIrishsoldierrodealong hislineoftroops,andwhenhecam tothewhiteregimenthestoodin hisstirrupsandwavedhishatin theair."MagnificentTipperary!" hecried. Hehadreason.TheIrishCatholic soldiershadgivenGreatBritainthe, vastProvinceofthePunjaubbythe IF3NteepingvictoryofMeanee. Sir .TolenO'Halloran,oneofthegreatestorganisers,governorsandgener-

TheLandtaxsgrowing.Some ofourfarmershavehadtheirland raisedto£2unimprovedvalue.Takingallthingsintoconsiderationthe farmershavenotaneasy'timeof it,whatwithRoadsBoardRates, StateLandTax,andFederalto come,andtherailwaytakingthe landandnotpayingforit,thefarmerisforeverpayingbutnever getshalfthevalueofhiswork.

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Howeverwehaveseenthiswonderfulcometthatoccupiedsomuch timeandthoughtbynearlythe wholeworld,andafterseeingit,I canonlyrepeatHalleymighthave beenbetteremployed.

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FatherMichaelwasParishpriest ofallthewilddistrictalongthe coast,andoftheislandsoutsidein theocean.Oftheseislandsonewas muchlargerthantheothers; and inthishehadbeenborn.HisfatherwasaPoormanlikeallthe islandersandFatherMichaelgot hiscollegeeducationfree,becausehe chancedtobeofthesamenameas oneofthe"wildGeese,"whohad establishedaburseinthefamous CollegeofSalamanca,inSpain. Failingblood-relationsthisburse wastogo,forthetimebeing,to anyyoungIrishstudentoftheI name.AndsoFatherMichaelgot throughCollege,andmadegooduse ofhistimethere.Hewasdoctor bothoftheologeandphilosophe. andtolookathimyouwouldneverthinkit.Instatuehewassmall Weehisfather;andwaseverything butdistingueinaPPearanosorcarriage.Therewasneverthelessan attractioninthesimplicityofhis manner,andwhenyouenteredhis littlethatchedresidence,andwere usheredintotheoneapartmentthat servedfordiming-room,sleepingroom,recention-roomandliterary; andtoyourastonishmentsaw a finecoPyofSuarez,sideleyside aiththeSalmaticensesandALapideontheshelves,youbegan to thinkyouwereinnoordinary man'scompan..

Hehadoneambitionitwasto buildaChurchontheisland,...here hewasborn.Itwasnotsomuch apersonalambition,asalonging, thathadhauntedbutfromchildhood,toservetheislandandthis desirehehadinherited.Ithappened thus.Fromchildhoodhehadseen thedangersthatthepoorislanders yearlyandmonthlyandweeklyran, bynightaswellasby.day, to receivetheblessingortheritesof theirChurch.Fromhisearliest uayshebadheardhisfatherlonging,withthelongingalmostofan agedSimeon,toseeaChurchthere andtoseeapriestthere.Andthe father,goodman,leftinhislast willandtestament"thehalf-acres atthecorneroftheboreenfree, gratis,aslongasgrassisgreen, andwaterruns,forachapelofthe HolySouls,andthe£20fortuneI gotatmyeldestson'smarriageas myofferingtohelptobuildit."

rcakin,gagainstit,andafairrepresentationofthepriesthimself, withhiskindlyfaceandweatherbeatenhat,andPapersandmagazinesbulginginvolumesfromthe twosidepoesetsofhis'riding-coat. Theletterpreesandsketcheswould haveinterestedthegreateststranger. Themorningpaper,however,like "thecertainmanthatwentdown toJericho,fellamongrobbers."

"Iwantadollarforcharity," criedoneoftherobberstohisleader,andheheldthepaperinhis hand.

Itisnoteveryframethat can bearupagainsttheirregular,the necessarilyirregulas,lifedemanded ofthepriest.Thatistruealmost ofeverypriestwhohastheworkof theconfessional,orthe'workofthe parish,peremptorilygalling upon himforcontinualattendance.Buz. FatherMichaelhadboth;andunaidedhad"toworkaparish," thatwasadozenorfifteenmilesin length,andalmostasmany in breadth.AndtheBigIslandlayat thefarthestextremityof this "stragglesome"parish.Ifonly therewasaChurchthere,hewould getPermissiontoresignhisparish, andservethat,andspendtheremainderofhisdayswherebehad spentthebeginning,sayingMassin theChurch,readinghisBreviary amongthelimestonerocks,andby themajesticwaves. Now, don'ttellit; thatwashisgreat secret; thatwasthedarlingwish ofhisheart.Oh,ifhesawthe wallsraised,andtherooflaiduponthemandanaltarerected! Oh. ifhedid Whenstrangerswouldcometothe Place,hewouldtalkofIt,asifit wasathingthatmerelywasupin theclouds.Andwhenhecomeacrosssomeonewitharchitectural knowledge,hewouldsaythat'a friend"hadsomenotionofbuilding aChurchthereandhewouldendeavourtowormoutofhimaconjectureastotheProbablecost.Ana talkingtosomeofthepriests,he wouldsayhowhappyitwouldbe forthepoorislanderiftheyhada churchthere;buthespokeas if hehimselfhadnopersonalinterest inthematteratall. Hethoughtthat,withexceptional tactandwisdom,hehadconcealed hissecret.Poorman,every knewithuthethoughttheydid not.Andsoonedayitseemedto him,thatitwasProvidencehad inspiredtheBishoptosay to him "DitherMichaelI wish someonewould,forcharitytoGod andforcompassiononthepoorislanders,buildaChurchonthisisland. Iwouldmakehimparish priestofit."

"Withyourpermissionmay try,myLord?"

"Oh,Godblessyou,,FatherMichaelIshallhesohappy."

Itwasnowonder,therefore,that itlayWeeatreblysacreddesirein thedepthsofthepriest'sheart. Anddaybydayinhisownuninterestingroutine-ifindeed,thecommonlifeofanypriestcan'be'devoidofinterestorofevent-hesaw theceaselessdangerstowhichthe poorpeoplewereexposed,andto whichthe,sacredlyandunhesitatinglyexposedthemselves.They' cametoMassonaSunday,and yeindandtidemaybedangerousas they'cametothemainland,oras theyreturned.TheycametotheSacramentsandthelikedangerthreatened.Theycamewithasickcall; anditwasthesame.Hetherefore desiredwithdesiretoseeaChurch builtthere.

ButtherewassuPeraddedtoall this,somethingthathewouldnot letthegroundknow.Hewasgettingintoyears.Naturehasmadea law,thatthechildafterPlaying duringtheday,willlongforits mother'sarmsintheevening;and thechildobseraesthatlaw.Asimilarlawhasnaturemadeforthe toddlerortottererofsecondchildhoodandthesecondchildnoless thanthefirst,bowshisheadafter theburdenandheatoftheday% andtonesforrest.

"HaveIyourLordship'sleave andallfaculties? Oh,allleaveandfaculties,and myblessingalongwiththem."

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"Adollarforcharity' Give 'Snipe'adollarforcharity? laughedtherest.

"Yes,adollarforcharity"insisted'Snipe."

"Adollarforcharity what charity?"theycried.

"F'orthischarityThere is moneyinthatbloke,"hesaidpointingwithhisfingertothepriest's Photointhepaper.

"How?"Isn'titthewaythat blokeislookingformoney?"they asked,chaffing.

"Givemethemoneyandonehou, andI'llshowyouthere'smoneyin him,"said"Snips."

"Givehimthemoney,"theycried "givehimthemoney."

Hegotthedollarandwent to findFatherMichael.Afewhadalreadycalledonthepriest.

"Godblessyou,Fatherwelcome fromtheouldsod,"said"Snipe."

"AreyouIrish?"saidFather Michael.

"FromtheheartofTipperary. yourReverence. Mymotherwas Lanieten,bredandbornhetheRock ofCashelandmyfatherwasone oftheRransofAherlow. And there'sadollarforyourReverence.

"Godblessyouforyourkindness Areyoumarried,haveyouchildren? enquiredthepriest.

atworkdaybwday.Itwasnot atallsoeasyathingtocollect,' ashisenthusiasmhadimagined. Manysaidthatthethingwasoverdone.Otherssaidthattheycould notbesureofthegenuineness o theaffair.Heproducedtestimon alititwasansweredthatthese couldheforged.Evenpriestsand religiousfeltthattheythemselves, onaccountoftheirownpressing needs,hadbeenaskingtooeftenof thePectle,hohadnotovermuch ofthisworld'swealth,andthey weretherefore,slowinallowinga strangertobegintheisParishes, andslowerst11toreconimmd4 Pausetotheirpeople. snipe,"arrayedasFatherMichael,hauntedChurches,prayeddevoutly,andspyingarichGentleman hewouldapproachhimnotto hag.buttoaskhisadvice:"He wasanIrishpriest,hehadsome money,andwouldthegentlemanadvisehimasafebankinwhichto deposithislittlegatherings."

Aconfidentialchatfollowed. In this"Snipe"adroitlyreercieedhis Powercdingratiatinghimself,and achequegenerallywoundnpthe conversation. Inanotherchurchawell-dressed ladyknelttoPrayFatherMichael,,No.2approached."Mayhe askadvice'HewasapoorIrish priest,unaccustomedtobigcities. Hehadasmallshareofmoney&pouthim,thathewasgatheringto buildalittleChurchinanisland inthewildoceanandwouldthe goodladytellhimofsomesafe, privatelodging-houseinwhichto stay."

Hereagainaconfidentialwhisperingwenton,inwhich"Snipe"once moreusedallhisart,andnotinfrequentlyitendedbythefellowbeinginvitedout kindnessand charitytothelady'shouse. It neednotbesaidthathelaidhands onwhateverwashandy!,andelves.)b disappearedatthedawnonthepretext*bathehadtosayanearly

"Troth,then,Iammarriedyour Reverence,andnolessthanabak er'sdozenofthecrathersdobe shoutin'forbread." Mess.

"ItisnotfairformetotakeSoitwenton,Churchafter thisfromyon.IcouldnottakeitChurch,andplaceafterplace.His fromyou."hecriedsolemnly."Myspieskepthiminformedofthe consciencewouldnotallowme.GodwhereaboutsoftherealFather11iblessyou,mygoodman,keepyourchael,andhegenerally'Guested'in money." somedistantquarterofthecity.It

"Oh,begannies!conscience orwas,too,ahenFatherMichaelwas noconscience,Tdarn'tgohometofarawayfromthebankthat'Snipe' thewoman,yourReverence. Butenteredandunobtrusivelylodgedhis I'lltellyou,father,thewomansaidlittlegatheringsinFatherMichifyou'dgivehereourautygraph.aelainame,meaning,however,to she'dhaveitframed,plaiseGod,comesomedayanddrawoutboth nexttothepickthuroftheHolyhoardings.Tomakesureofthishe Family." fromtimetotimecalleduponthe ThePriestthentookacleansheetpriest,andenquiredhowhewasgetofpaper,wrotehisnameandad-tingon,nearesentingthathewas dressinIrelandandAmerica,andonhiswaytohiswork,andthat havingputthedatecaveittohimthewomandesiredhimtodropin,

"Shetoldme,too,yourBeyer-andseeifthe;coulddoanything encetocautionyouagainsomeof thembanks.Shesaidtotellyou therewasonlyoneofthemsafe," andhementionedthename.

"Thatistheveryonethat a priestinthecity,afriendofmine hasadvisedme."

"Goodday,yourReverence,and mayyouhaveluck."

FatherMichaelatoncemadepreparationstogoacrosstoAmerica, theEldoradooftheIrishrace.But thefirstthinghedid,athingcharacteristicofhim,wastoaskfor prayersonallsides.Heknewa fewconventsofnuns,notmany,for hewasnotacquaintedwiththebig world;theseheinterestedin his mission.Thepeopleofhisownparish,andespeciallythoseoftheBig Island,heboundtopromisetoreciteintheirhomestheRosaryof theBlessedVirginMaryforthe Holysoulseverynight.HisundertakingheplacedundertheprotectionofSt.Joseph,andthePoor Soulsandhavinggotanewdark friezeriding-coat,hesetout in joy. ImmediatelyonlandinginNew Yorkhewasinterviewedbeafriendispaper,andthenextmorning'sissuehadalongaccountofhislife. andlabours,beginningwithSalamauraanditshonours,andending withhisparishanditsnecessities.

"Godblessyou,myfriend,and Iwishyouandyourwifeandyour numerousfamilyeveryhappiness andjoy.

Ashewentalongthestreet'Snipe keptrepeatingthewordsofthe Priest,imitatingthem,mimicking them,butallthetimerepeating them,andmakingsurethathehad theaccentandtoneofthevoice exactly.

"Itoldyoutherewasmoneyin thatbloke,"saidhe,layingtheautographbeforehiscompanions."I got'elessingsformyselfand my womanandmythirteenlittlechildren,shoutingforbread.allbut he'sablffke

"Yourwoman,Snipe,and your thirteenchildren,"andtheylaughed andlaughed.

"Nowthisisbusiness,"said "Snipe,""Cutmeoutananted iluvianriding-coatlikethat,"he saidtotheirtailor-in-ordinary, "withahatlikethis,ariding-coat aRomancollar,andI'mready andhesatdowntocopyandrecope theautographtillhereproducedit

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Vfor"theFather."PoorFather!barefooted,andIhadbarelythe Michaelwasgreatlytouchedbytheriding-coattowrapaboutme.But interestofthisgoodTipperarymanfancythewaythepoorriding-coat andhiswife,andgaveagenerouswasrenewedinthelireIwouldn't illidictiontothembothtotheirknowitmyself." home,andtotheir"thirteenchild- Afriendlyclericshowedhis,the ren." newspaperwiththecounterfeitpriest

"Snipe"atlastfoundthatinaFatherMichaeldrewnishandthree fewdaysFetherMichaelwasaboutorfourtimesacrosshisforehead, totakehisdepartureandmigratethenrestedhisfaceinhispalms, elsewhere.Itwasthereforetimetoandcopioustearsstreamedthrough looksharp,andso!eting i hisfingers.Hewepttothinkthat thankjust.isclosinghourcameon.suchathingcouldbedone,that hedrewthewholeproceeds,whattheworldcouldinitswickedness hehadhimselflodgedaswell producesuchinfamy.Itwasasfar whiibrathr_rMichaelhaddepositedpoorguilelessman,fromhismind, there.ThesumamtaptedtoseveralasthecanalsinMarsfromthe thousanddellers.Butliewasnotthouehtsofachild.Hewouldarise satisfiedwiththis.Heknewfromandshakethedustfromhisfeet hisconfreresthatFatherMichaelagainstit.Oh,thathewereback hadnotforseveraldaysvisitedtheagain,inPooroldIreland The bank,andthatconsequently, heremembranceofgreenfieldsflashed musthaveashareofmoneyonhisthroughhismind,andapebbly Person.Boldlyenteringthehotelstrandandrollingwaves.TheBig wherethepriestwasstayingbemet oneofthewaiters,ayoungboy, reedsaidtohim

"Willyontakeme,child,tomy roomIdeclareI'm'wandering,' anddon'tknowwhoreI'm;going,or elsemisiehtisfailing.-

"Tohesure,Fathersomewith Ame."

Piewastohenalongthecorridor, and"Snipe,"seeingtherewasonly onen.oreroomattheendexclaimed: "Ahtoeesurechild.Iknow whereIamnow.Thank'-on,that willdo.Godblesstoil."

The;.oyreturnedtoexecutethe commissionhehadbeensent on when"snipe"methim.Thelatter oPieedtheroom-door.DirectlycppositeWeepoorFatterMiehaelfast ,asleee,tiredafterhisday'scrud:ing.Itwasadouble-beddedroom, andtheseededbedatthefurther endwasconcealedbehindascreen.

Ontiptoehestoleinshadeofthis. Thenhequietlysurveyedthesituation.Removinghiseenridine-coat. heliftedthevest,coat,andovercoatofthesleepingman,andlaid hisownriding-coatintheirstead, 'estiftheFatherawokeheshould noticethemcone.Hethenlayin bedwiththepurposeofexamining alldilliesathisease;buthefirst liftedabottletohismouth.When belaiditbesidehim,helookedfor eninst..ntettheday'spaperwhich Wasprotrudingfromthepocketof FatherMizhaiel'sriding-coat.He wasstruclbytheheadlire-CounterfeitPriest.

Itwentontodescribehowtheir repillrer'snoticehadeendrawnto thefactoftwoFatherMichaels, oneintheeast,andtheotherin thewestendofthecity,atone andthesaraetime.

"Snipe,"laughed."Ha!had!" hesaid,"theywon'thavetwotomorrow."

Thenbereadthelawcourts,and herehesawmanymattersthatintereetedhim.Perhapsitwasthe iioccasioydropsthathetookmade himdoThecandlesticklayon tAebed-clothesonhisbreast,and holdino;thepaperstillinhishand hefellintoadeepslumber.

WithasenseofsueocationFather Michaelwokeupiron..hisfirstsleep. Hedidnotknowwhatwason.A kindoflightglimmeredthroughterribledarkness itwasthecandle shiningthroughacloudofsmoke. Therewasacracklingasifoffire, addimmediatelyflamesburstforth. Seizinghisclothes,thatisasmuch ashecouldand,whichwasonlyhis trousersandridingcoat,herushed outandgavethealarm.Toconfne theflamestothisroomaslongas Possible,thedoorwaspulledto kithahang. :'herewasnootherperson in thatroom,"allthewaiterssaid "thepriestwastheonlyoccupant.' Shriekswerewereheard,but wherethencamefromtheycoup notsay. Theyallaverredthere wasnooneinthatroombutthe nest.

"'INTHEBIGISLAND.

"Inthematterofwearables."said titherMichaelwithhissimple!Dournestnebrning."Ifeltlike holysandalled`10ranctstAnwithout hesandals. Iwasbareheaded.

Island,too,anditsonewantcame beforehim,butheshookhishead sorrowfully,andnantallyanswered histhoughts,"ItisnotGod's will."

Hisfriendscamearoundhimand endeavouredtoencouragehim.But thewordImposterstoodinletters offirebeforehisimagination.They saidtheywouldmakeallrightand heshouldgoon,butheshrine fromtheordeal.Theyaskedhim tolecture.No,hecouldnot. Theysaidthatforthesakeofthe priesthood,andIreland,andthe Irish,heoughttoappearpublicly andgiveanexplanation.Butbe couldnotbepersuaded.Shrinking shrinking,inhissensitiveness, he butdesiredtofleefromwickedness, andhidehimselfintheinnocent glensofhisislandcoast.

Theyatlasttalkedabouthis rronee.Alaseverythingwas:..utned.Allreceiptsofhislodgmrnts wereinashesnow.Severalweale menaureedtoaccompanyhent., thehankand'toguaranteeie theirsecuritythathewasthede Positorandthatiftherecei.as everafterturneduphewouldflea., noclaimonthestrengthof,;neat. Theywerehopefulthatondale, termsthebankwouldwillingly. leasethemoneybutthatthe"Fs ther"hadwithdrawnallonthe previousevening. Now,indeed,hewastri andaruinedone liegroaned andwouldhavefallenfrint!Met. shamehadnothi.,irk1I;upheld him.Hebeggedtobetakatnut. Hewantedonlyonethine, ..now whenthene.stvesselsailedf'rre land.

"Wouldhehaverefreseaee ? No."

"Itisyetsomedaysnef)cehe vesselleaves."

''OhmyGod,"hegroanedand theypitiedhim.

Theytookhimtoahowealattendedbynuns.Scarcelycouldhe bepersuadedtotastetheleastpor' thenoffood.Therewastalkof makingupasubscription.Heans tvered"No.no theyhaveall beentookindtome.Icannotacceptit,willnotacceptit.Some otherpriestmaybedestinedto buildtheChurchbutitisnot God'swillthatIshoulddoit,I willgohomeandendmydaysin peace."

Atparting,heinsistedonthe nunsreceivingforcharitythefew dollarsthathadremainedwithhire fromtheburning.Whentheywere refusinghesaid"Itisnotmine. Itwasgiventomeincharity.It Iknewthepersonsthatgaveit, Iwouldgiveitbackagain but rote-hooksandeverythingislost. Hisheartwasbreakingtillhegot onboard.WhentheAmericanshore withdrewfromsight,thenapeace cameoverhim.Hehadleftand forever,thelandwheresuchan abyssofinfamycouldfindaplace. Andyethehadhardlegotridof onehorror,whenthethoughtof theBishopandwhathewouldsae, andthepriestshowtheywouldamongthemselveschaffhim',cameto hissensitivesoullikeanother.Oh forpeace,tohidehisheadaway, away,frommortals,andhavepeace peace.Oldhermitswhatanenviablelifetheyhad Oh,iflike themhecouldfindsomeplaceto

toallowhertoenteraconvent,and wholovedtodecktheattarand keepthesimplevestmentscleanand mended.Shewelcomedhimquietly andailectionately. Hesatdownby,thewindowand listenedtothe fch.Aaves asthesummertidestolein.She tookhisriding-coattodustand hangitup.

"Oh,uncle,yougotanewcoat,' shesaid.

Well,Idon'tknowhowitis," hesaid.

"Thishasn'tthepocketsIsewed for.ou,"sheremarti,asshe lookeditallover.

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Hedidnotwellknowwhat he wouldwelldowhenhegothome. Reachingland,hewenttohisBishop.Hecasthimselfonhisknees andbendinghisheadtowardsthe floor,whiletearsfellinshowers,he cried "I'vefailed,mylord!I'vetailed."

"Whatharm,FatherMichael?" saidtheBishop,raisinghim,and compassionatelyseatinghimona chair."Thereisnofailure. We havesucceededwhenwetrytodo whatwebelieveGoddesiredusto do.Andnowyouwillgoandtake alittlerest.Yourlettersand newsPaPershave'toldmeall.

"Thankyou,myLord.Idonot feelwellandwouldbegladtorest.' Hewenttotheisland. There wasasmallroomthere,hungwith daintywhitecurtains.Everething wasneatabouttheroom.Itwas allarrangedbyayounggirl,his niece,whosehealthwastoodelicate

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Charityofspeechisasdivinea thingascharityofaction. To judgenooneharshly,tomisconceivenoman'smotives,tobelieve thingsastheyseemtobeuntil theyareprovedotherwise,totemperjudgmentwithmercy-surelythis isquiteasgoodastobuildup churches,establishasylums,and foundcolleges.Unkindwordsdo asmuchharmasunkinddeeds. Manyahearthasbeenwoundedbe. vondcure,manyareputationhas beenstabbedtodeathbyafewlittlewords.Thereischaritywhich consistsinwithholdingwords,in keepinghackharshjudgment,in abstainingfromspeechiftospeakis tocondemn.Suchcharityhearsthe taleofslander,hutdoesnotrePeatit;listensinsilence,butforbearscomment;thenlockstheun pleasantsecretupinthevery depthsoftheheart.Silencecal stillrumour;itisspeechthatkeeps astoryaliveandlendsitvigour.

Everymaturemanorwomanknows scoresofinstancesinwhichwhat appearedtoheamisfortunehas turnedouttohethebeginningofa prosperityandyetscoresofmen andwomencontinuetocry,aloud insteadofbraeins,their-a-ills,bearingtheirburdensinsilence,andgivingtheworldwhititsosorely needs-thestimellisofbraveexameleandth'senzhineofgoodeheer.1"TheOutlook."

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