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trrmtrd Art-kkUhsp •( WMtailBatav mm* Ki-uavlo HraO of CmtkoUo Church lu tuBloud—hoou to Bo Bode ( ordinal. Right Rev. Francis Bourne, the Roman Catholic bishop of Southwark. Loudon, has been chosen to suo the late Cardinal Vaughan as archbishop at Westminster. Like the pope. Bishop Bourne was born of poor and obscure parents, fore his elevation to be a bishop he ha^. only done parish work In the Southwark diocese and was promoted by right of succession In 1896. Francis Bourne was born at Clapham. In London. In 1881, and many still tetnember him as a barefooloed boy on Clapham common. Ke got his early education at the ecclesiastical colleges of St". Cuthberfc Us ham and Sl Edmund's. Ware, and the College of St Sulsplce In Parts. Hs spent a year or twe^at the University of Louvain. end returned home to be ordained a pnest In 1884. He was assigned to several obscure parishes, among which were Grinstead. in Surrey, where he remained until 1889. when he was appointed rector of the diocesan seminary near Guilford. Surrey. in a few years he succeeded In building a new college and a magnificent chapel. At the Instance of the then bishop of Southwark Leo XIII. made him a domestic prelate In 1895. and a year later coadjutor bishop of Southwark. with the right of sueceaalon. He continued to lire at the seminary and personally supervise the education of Its Inmates, seldom mixing vritb the clergy of the archdiocese. London Is divided Into two Roman Catholic dlocesee. the one of South-

ALMOST A CENTENARIAN. Ooolrl M. Leal. IM lean of Ace, Still Aets no Jodaro and Lliee Ip Uls Coi •

“I consider that the marriage ceremony is loo eacred to be performed by a justice of the peace. The authority who should unite two souls In the bonds of matrimony Is a minister of the Gospel, and one in good standing at that.'* i says Justice Daniel U. Leal, who lives at Polo, 111., and who U the oldest active police magistral* in Illinois, or, for that matter, la the entire middle weeu He Is now in his Unety-eiitb year, and la eUl! holding office In the town where he has been elected to seven fouryear term* Before hie first term as police magistrate he served ooe term as town magistrate, so that he has been la position to perform marriages for over three decades. But he never encouraged anyone to seek his good offices for such a purpose. “In these days when there are plenty

' REV. .FRANCIS BOURNE. i-yhrow a si r Appointed Catholic ArchblaBnp'* ' totlon of

of Westminster.) -

wark Including all the territory on the right bank of the Thame*, and the archdiocese proper all the .district on the left bank, both extending Into the

country as far as the sea.

Now Archbishop Bourne will rule In the district of Cardinals Manning and Vaughan and within three months will be made a cardinal, as wCre hls HP-

medial e predecessors.

“The appointment of Dr. Bourne," observes the London Tablet (Rojn. Gath.), “was not altogether unexpected. For the last twe* years public opinion had steadily pointed to him as likely some day to fill the poslUon made Illustrious by the lives and labors of three great cardinals." The

same paper continues:

“The youngest member of the hierarchy. he has been a bishop for seven yean, and though only 42 yean of age. Bishop Bourne brings to Westminster the reputation of a great administrator. The circumstances of hls early life, which caused him to spend a considerable time In France, and hls subsequent training in Paris and Louvain. while they left him Intimately familiar with the cdndlUons of ecclesiastical life in France and Belgium, also served to make the French language almost as familiar to him as his own. fertalnly those who heard hls sermon during the celebrations at Arles some yer.rs ago know that he can preach as effectively In one language as In the other. But perhaps It Is to hls descent from a jlne of successful civil servants that w» must look for the secret -* that habit of work and con central of effort which have been among the distinguishing not** of his career. .... Let the pest speak for the promise of the future. The great seminary st Wonermh. St. Angustlne's House at Walworth, the new establishment at Clapham, the affiliation to the Instltut Cathollque of Paris, tbs constant stream of promising students to the Procure In Rome—all tall of the way In which Bishop Bourne has ruled hls diocese. Whether or not they mean that a new spirit Is brooding ftce of the waters, at least tbsy show that so far our new archbishop has not been guided by any rigid conservatism. And beyond and above these consldc rat lots we have -the fact that at age when, specially In 'the ecclesiastical career, men are accustoms look for qualities rather than achievements, Bishop Bourns has called by the'wisdom of the holy see to fill the highest position In the English church. Finally, our new archbishop comes tiyn with what will be the best of all possible recommendations—the fact that he held a high place In the regard and esteem of hls great predecessor.” y

Within a year more than 1M0 workmen have left the French silk to ties lor the United Btatse ,

DANIEL 14. LEAL (Venerable Ullnole Justice Who Puts Prlnelgis Above Dollars) of ministers about, who are alw ays glad to marry suitable persons. I think that the business should. In all propriety, be left to them,” he says “I know that I never took any stock In this feature of a Justice's work. Many applied to and some I married, but there has been no time I would not have preferred have some one else do It. “1 try to practice what I preach. In my lifetime I have been twice married, and In both Instances I was married by minister, and this Is the kind of advice I always give to the young people who are about to commence a llfrf Of

wedded bliss.

“It la my opinion that there art many

people who want to get married who should not be married at all. and both

license and ceremony should be with

held. This class of people are unsulted to each other, a fact that is plainly evident If not to them, to those who are acquainted with them The law should

safeguard around the holy Insti-

marriage for the benefit o!

posterity and future generations In this

grand country of ours.”

Justice Leal's married life has been fujl of happiness. He was first married to Mary Ann Post on October 15. 1829. and later to Aldnra Flower on March 23. 1848. He Is the tether of seven children, slid the grandfather of 15 children. He Is remarkably active for a man nearly 100 years old. He tried two cases on the day he —’s 95. and recently disposed of an assault and battery case, writing up

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