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the ablest of that profession

Many races are represented among

the bishops of this country There are

for Instance the AngloAmericans like

Bishops Williams Northrup and Cur

tis the French like Bishops Chapelle

Durler Glorleux and Rouxel the Ger

mans like Archbishop Katzer and

Bishops Alerding Eis Fink Haiti

Horstmann Maes Schwebach Moel

ler RIchter the Dutch like Bishops

Janssen and Van de Vyer the Irish

like Archbishops Ireland Keane Rior

dan Ryan Bishops Scanlan Ho

gan Burke Donahue OReilly and

Phelan and the peoples represented

by Bishops Gabriels Matz Messmer

Meerschaert and Arobec Strange to

say says an exchange there are no

Spaniards although some of the sees

were founded by Spanish missionaries

and there are many Spaniards in the

United States But Archbishops Chap

lIe and Bourgade and Bishop Gran

jon and other prelates speak Span

ish

The English papers see to take it

t gate ir tat Mr J F X OBrien I

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is about to retire from parliamentary

life and of course they recall some

of the chief incidents of his past

career as an Irish Nationalist From

his placid patriarchal and benevolent

countenance says the Daily Chron

icle a stranger would swear he was

a Quaker whereas he is an Irish rev

olutionist of more than fifty years

standing and was in 1867 sentenced

to be hanged drawn and quartered for

leading a Fenian attack on a police

barrack He imperiled his own life in

saving the women and children of

whose presence in the building he was

unaware and the fact was favorably

commented on by the judge His sen

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Intermountain Catholic. (1902). Salt Lake City [Utah] ; Denver [Colo.], 1902-10-18. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn93062856/1902-10-18/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Intermountain Catholic, 1902-10-18.