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THE CATHOLIC BULLETIN, MARCH 20, 1915.1
to the Ursuline Academy to complete Sir David Beatty, of the home fleet, her studies and it was while there Vice Admiral Sackville Hamilton Gar OLDEST BANK IN MI IOTA 7c^ tcHk^ that she received the gift of faith. She den, who is in command of the Franco- was baptized Christmas day, 1878, British fleet operating against the Dar and three years later joined the Order. danelles, is an Irishman. He was THE FIRST NAT'L BANK OF ST. PAUL! For thirty-four years she was a mem born at Templemore, in the County CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $5,000,000 ber of the Ursuline Community in Tipperary, in 1857. ;< OFFICERS: *m£fi Cleveland. LOUIS W. HIM,. Chairman* EVERETT H BAILBY, President. OTTO M. NELSON, Vler-PrMllcat 5??!?. ?OTl',_Ai»l«t««t CubMb Rome's New Art Gallery.—The new CYRUS I*. BROWN, VictTPrPsldcllt. ' ^'TfARTjfi'Q W MlIf'KI 1<* V raHhl** HENRY B. HOUSE, Aut. Cull« Parochial School Penny Lunch.— Pinacothica Gallery in the Vatican, EDWARD O. lUCE, Vlee-Frexldent. CHARIiES H. MUCKLKV, Canbler CHARLES E. GALL, Aut CaakiWb schools which are supported entirely opened in 1909, and to which over 150 DIRECTORS! HEW WORLD ITEMS. St. Nicholas's parochial school, Pas JAMES J. HILL, Great Northern Railway Company. ALBERT N. ROSE, Jos. Ullman. by the Indians out of their tribal saic, N. J., has joined the penny lunch works of art were brought from the LOUIS W. HILL, President Great Northern Railway ALBERT L. ORDEAN, President First National Bank. funds. .•> movement and the children in need Lateran Picture Gallery, is' probably Company. Duluth, Minn. Seventy-five Years a Religious.— EDWARD N. SAUNDERS, JR., President Northwester* RICHARD A. JACKSON, Vice-President Qreat North are now receiving good, substantial in point of superiority, the finest in Fuel Company. ern Railway Company. Mother Gertrude of St. Joseph's Con Bishop Fallon Gives Retreat.— the world. CHAS. W. AMES, President "West Publishing Company. DAVID ,C. SHEPARD II, Finch, Van Slyck & McCon- vent of ^lt. Carmel in Dubuque, Iowa, food at the school each noon. * EVERETT H. KAILEY, 1'resiclent. \ ville. Right Reverend M. F. Fallon, Bishop CYRUS P. BROWN, Vice-President. JOHN J. TOOMET, Vice-President Northwestern Trust recently observed her seventy-fifth an of London, Ont., conducted a Lenten THEO. A. SCITULZE, President Foot, Schulze 4b Co. Company. niversary as a member of the order of Bequests for Religion.—For the pur Jesuit Assistants Re-appointed.—The CHAS. W. GORDON, President Gordon & Ferguson. GEORGE T. SLADE, Vice-President Northern Paciflo retreat for men in St. Francis de Sales pose of enlarging St. John's Collegiate present Assistants of the Society of WATSON P. DAVIDSON, Capitalist. Railway Co. the Sisters of Charity. WALTER BUTLER, Butler Brothers, Contractors. JAMES T. CLARK, Vice-President C., St. P., 11. Church, Toledo, Ohio, during the week Jesus in Great Britian, Italy, France Ry. Co. A O. * * Church, Omaha, $40,000 is left to WILLIAM B. DEAN, Nicola, Dean & Gregg. * • beginning March 7. under the auspices Creighton University by the will of and Spain are confirmed in their ap JULE M. HANNAFORD, President Northern Paciflo HALE 1IOLDEN, President Chicago, Burlington * < • First American Conference.—St. Railway Company. Quinry R. R. Co. ~ of the Knights of Columbus. the late Mrs. Margaret Cuming, who pointments. Father Oppenraij has Louis was the first city in the United PIERCE L. HOWE, President Imperial Elevator Com'* OTIS EVERETT, President Northwestern Trust C«L was the wife of Nebraska's second been selected as Assistant for Ger pany, Minneapolis. MARTIN R. BROWN, Great Northern Railway Co. States to establish an organization of Bishop's Residence Damaged.—The governor and at the time of her death many in succession to the new Gen SV£% INTEREST PAID ON TI5IK DEPOSITS the St. Vincent de Paul society, its home of Right Reverend Bishop Dowl- one of the state's wealthiest women. eral of the Society. conference being founded in 1845, just ing of Des Moines, Iowa, was partially Bequests of $2,500 each are made to twelve years later than the origin of servants, and a school teacher, he destroyed by fire two weeks ago. The St. James' Orphanage and to Bishop Prayerbook For German Prisoners. the St. Vincent de Paul Society in leaves his vestments, altar plate and fire was caused from a defective flue. Scannell toward the completion of St. The excellent German prayerbook 5% TRUST CERTIFICATES 5% FARM MORTGAGE BONDS Paris, I 1833. linen, books and $3,000 in cash to the In any Amount, $10 and over ^ $100, $500 and $1000 D Fortunately the fire was confined to Cecilia's Cathedral. = which, under the title "Fuhrer zum the rear of the house, no damage Archbishop of Liverpool. To the Heile," was prepared by the Rev. Dr. Bishop of Salford goes two-thirds of CHOICE FARM MORTGAGES AND Austro-Hungarian Colony.—A Cath being done to the front of the house Gift to Hospital—A generous lady Hohn, St. Bede's College, Manchester, MORTGAGES ON CITY PROPERTY olic colony of thirty Austro-Hungarian either by fire or water. The loss is the residue of the estate and the re whose name is withheld for the pres Eng., with the approbation of the version of a sum of $17,500 set aside families has been established near La about $1,500. ent, has given to St. Mary's Hospital, Bishop of Salford, for the use of Ger Junta, Colo., under the auspices of the for annuities. To the Bishop of Men- FARM MORTGAGE BOND COMPANY Orange, N. J., a sum sufficient to equip man prisoners, and which has been evia goes the reversion of a sum of Catholic Colonization Society: Fifteen K. of C. Retreat and Lecture.—The a much-needed maternity ward, along distributed free, has been so much ap 1002 New York Life Building, St. Paul, Minn. hundred acres have been taken over $12,500 to pay other annuities, while Knights of Columbus of Iowa City with a diet kitchen for the benefit of preciated that the author has just DIRECTORS by the society for this colony. the remaining third of the estate is hove secured Rev. J. F. Nugent, pastor the patients in that section. Sixty brought out a second edition. divided between the Catholic Benevo Otto Bremer W. S. McCordy Walter Butler of the Church of the Visitation of Des beds were installed recently. Six pri H. H. Bigelow Louis W. Hill Jesse A. Gregg lent Society of Liverpool and Father F. L. Lynch William Hutler Louis Betz Ursuline Sister Dead.—Mother M. Moines, to conduct a retreat for them, vate rooms and four semi-private Foreign Colleges in Rome.—In Rome Berry's Glomes, as they used to be E. S. Warner Wm. B. Joyce Pierce Butler Paul Nagle, for forty-one years a mem the 10th, 11th and 12th. The Knights rooms are included in the outfit. are the following foreign theological called. ber of the Ursuline community in have also secured Peter W. Collins, to colleges: The French, German, North Springfield, 111., and for the last three give a lecture in Iowa •City on March Catholic Appraiser Named.—John T. American, South American, Belgian, years superior, died recently at the 15. Ryan, of Buffalo, N. Y., has been Canadian, English, Scotch, Spanish, age of sixty-six years. named by President Wilson appraiser Greek, Polish, Maronite, Irish, Bohe A PLEASING PRODUCT FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE VACATION INSURANCE 8ixteen Nationalltiea—Where, ? out of that port. mian and Beda College. Anti-Catholic Editor Arrested.— side the Catholic Church, could one Every worker, whether teacher, mechanic, carpenter Noted Jesuit Dead,—By the death Scotch Bishop's Jubilee.—Bishop Robert J. lx>ng, editor and publisher find a charitable institution housing or clerk, can insure for himself a care-free vacation by of "The American Citizen,'' an anti- not more than 165 inmates, yet having of Father Michael Martin, S. J., on Smith, of Argyll and the Isles, Scot Catholic weekly, published in Roches in that small number representatives February 23, St. Louis University lost land, has just celebrated the fiftieth CRESCENT saving a part of his earnings, and depositing in a large ter, N. Y., was arrested the other day of sixteen different nationalities? one of its ablest theological professors, anniversary of his ordination to the strong savings bank. No matter whether the vacation on a charge of criminal libel &t the re Such is the distinction of St. Joseph's Father Martin's reputation as a priesthood. The occasion was marked • PASTEURIZED be voluntary or enforced, the frugal one can enjoy hia quest of the Boston police. Orphanage, Winnipeg, Manitoba, moralist was international. He was of by the presentation of a chalice and leisure—but the price is steady and persistent saving. where . there are boys of Belgian, assistance to Father Slater, S. J., in various articles of altar furniture. The Bishop was born in 1840, ordained Parish Woodyard.—In Providence, Italian, Austrian, Galician, French, compiling his "well-known work on A in 1864, and consecrated Bishop in THE STATE SAVINGS BANK R. I., the St. Vincent de Paul Society Polish, Bohemian, English, Breton, moral theology. In addition to this, he composed a work of his own on the 1893. ICE CREAM is operating a parish woodyard for the Irish. Scotch, German, half-breed, Ca 93 East Fourth Street poor. nadian, Negro and American parent same subject. Its publication however age. he withheld in order that the new Mass in German Prison Camp.—In Try our SUNDAY SPECIAL BANKING BY MAIL ST. PAUL, MINN. work might treaf of any changes made the German prison-camp near Wesel, for your Dessert Priest on Civic Commission.—Rev. Masses are celebrated every day from John J. McCoy, D. D., of Worcester, Priest on Civic Board-—Governor in Canon Law by the committee ap Your Dealer Sells It 4:30 to 8:00 A. M. Every day 400 Mass., has been reappointed a mem Walsh last week "announced the ap pointed by Pius X for its revision. Be soldiers receive Holy Communion; ber of the playground commission by pointment of a committee of five to sides contributing frequently to the 4,000 soldiers crowd the church. The Crescent Creamery Co. Mayor George M. Wright. The ap draft a bill to provide for a university Ecclesiastical Review, he wrote SAINT PAUL pointment is for five years. extension system in Massachusetts. It another little book called "The Roman includes Very Rev. Charles W. Lyons, Curia," treating of the various congre Restoration of Rheims Cathedral.— Northern Savhtfs .»«ink gations at Rome and explaining to The chief architect of the French Gov $14,000 to Charity.—The will of the S. J., president of Boston College. AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK BLDG. which of these cases are to be re ernment says the Rheims Cathedral late Mrs. Rosanna M. Nagle, of New can be restored, as casts were York City, widow of Colonel Garrett Knights and Women Give Books.— ferred. Cor. Fifth and Cedar Streets ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA The members of the Catholic Woman's long ago taken of nearly all the details Nagle, leaves $14,000 to Ctetholic char of ornamentation that were destroyed ities. club of Green Bay, Wis., have pre Church Will Cost $65,000.—The con sented to the public library twenty- tract for the building of the new and mathematically precise documents We Offer You the Facilities of this Institution for Savings Accounts exist from which the jewel of architec Golden Jubilee of Religious.— five volumes. Among these are books Church of St. John the Baptist, Ban ture may be reconstructed in every WW sf' t OFFICERS Mother Bartin of the Ascension, Su of travel, of history and of economics. croft, la., was let recently to Schwartz detail. ^ , \?!;*£>• , < BEN BAER, Pres. HAROLD THORSON, Vicc Pres. L. H. ICKLER, Caahlw perior of the Convent of the Sacred Another gift, ten periodicals, has & Co. of Rochester, Minn. It is the "Heart, Hochelaga, Montreal, quietly been given to the library by the mem intention of the contractor to begin TRUSTEES bers of the Knights of Columbus. building operations not later than April Death of Italian Nun.—The Italian CHAS. H. F. SMITH OTTO BREMER HAROLD THORSON. BEN BAER observed her golden jubilee as a re community and the poor in the West ligious recently. 1, and he estimates that he can easily JAMES H. WEED L. H. ICKLER Dominican Honored.—The degree of complete the work by October 1. The Central district of London, Eng., have r-'1 r„| C. C. EMERSON B. L. GOODK1ND J. W. COOPER lost a good friend in Sister Louise of Parish Conferences of St. V. de P. Master of Sacred Theology was con contract does not include the interior ferred upon Very Rev. A. L. McMahon, furnishings nor the plumbing and the Italian Hospital, who $ied recent, y*ck,-^ —The Archbishop of Milwaukee will ly. Sister Louise was one of the band endeavor to have a Conference of the O. P., in St. Dominic's Church, San heating. It is believed that the build WE PAY 4% INTEREST ON DEPOSITS Francisco, recently. Bishop Hanna and ing when completed for dedication of Sisters of Charity wlio founded the SL .Vincent de Paul Society organized Italian Hospital twenty-nine years ago. COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY in every parish church in Milwaukee. a number of priests were present at will cost in the neighborhood of $65, the ceremony. The degree was ac 000. In the early days she did a large corded Father McMahon by the Gen amount of district visiting in the par Editor Appointed U. S. Attorney.— ishes of Lincoln's Inn Fields and i^fcliaiits Hotel STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF William A. Munly, formerly editor of eral Chapter of the Dominican Order. Dedication it Prairie du Chien.—On February 22, the new college building Maiden Lane, but latterly her time had GEO. R. KIBBE, Manager "The Catholic Sentinel," Portland, been fully occupied in the work of the St. Louis' Non-Catholic Mission.— at St. Mary's College, Prairie du Chien, St. Paul, Minn. THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Oregon, has been appointed Assistant hospital. United States Attorney lor Valdez, The Knights of Columbus of St. Lotiis Wis., was dedicated by the Right Rev IN SAINT PAUL Alaska. will bear the expenses of a great mis erend James Schwebach of La Crosse EUROPEAN PLAN AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH 4. IMS sion for non-Catholics to be opened The festivities began with Solemn . Catholics With the Colors.—Accord under their auspices in the New Ca High Mass celebrated by Right Rev ing to returns prepared by the Scot RATES—$1.00 and $2 00 per day. THIS BANK COMMENCED BUSINESS JANUARY 12, 1914 Sisters' Institute Approved.—The tish U. I. L., 25,747 Irishmen from Sisters of Charity, Leavenworth, Kan thedral on Low Sunday, April 11, by erend Mgr. P. M. Abbelen, of Notre With bath $1.50 to $2.50 per day Fathers Bertrand L. Conway and Dame Convent, Milwaukee, who, forty- Scotland have joined the British forces Hot and Cold Running Water io RESOURCES LIABILITIES sas, have received from the Holy See since the outbreak of the war, and in Every Room. its' approval of their Institute and James Gillis of the Paulist Order. four years ago, founded the institution Loans and Discounts C»|)ital Stock MM).(>00.00 addition to this there were 10,000 Bonds and Securities." 47.158.-28. Surplus 100.000.00 Constitutions. The institute numbers with his friend, General John Lawler. For Unexcelled Smlet and Ill- Cash and Due from Bunk.s . 710.06'i 68 Undivided Profits 24,310.50 Lectures on Social Topics.—A course It was the wealth of Mr. Lawler that Irishmen in the services when war Banking House Fixtures . 53,281.47 Reserved for T»se» :S04.16 rO about 676 members. equalled Cuisine give ear Due from United States Deposits \ of lectures for the benefit ofc social transformed Fort Crawford into a broke out. Including Scottish Cat ho 1,933,13C.55 lies, a total of 50,000 Catholics from Cafe a Trial. Treasurer 7,000 00 "My New Curate" Played.—The and philanthropic workers are being Catholic boarding school. After the given on each Sunday afternoon of dedication, the Right Reverend Bishop North Britain alone are serving; with W,457,781.21 $2,467,781.11 play, "My New Curate," a dramatiza Two blocks from Union Depot and I Lent under the auspices of the St. Vin spoke in praise of the work done by the colors. tion of Canon Sheehan's well-known • t but one from Steamboat Landing. cent de Paul Society, Des Moines, la. the School Sisters of Notre Dame. A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES story, is being presented every Mon Sisters of Mercy.—The Sisters of The first lecture was given by Rev. sermon on Catholic Education was de Street Cars pass in front of the ho day and Thursday evening during Mercy, one of the most flourishing so John Herbers of the faculty of Du livered by Rev. H. F. Brockman, S. J tel for all points in tlie city. NBBunam Lent, at St. Mary's Hall, Boston. cieties in the whole church, are to be buque College. The lectures, aire .open A reception to the Right Reverend found in nearly every State of the LUTHER S. CUSHING J. W. G. DUNN WALTER J. DRISCOLL to the general public. v Bishop and guests was held in the K. of C. Lenten Retreat.—The Union, and in every other English twelfth annual Lenten retreat for men auditorium. WHEN YOU BUY GLASSES TRY speaking country. They were founded THE under the auspices of the Knights, of Converted By The Menace.—A for in 1827, in Dublin, by Miss Catherine CUSHING, DUNN & DRISCOLL Fifteen Burses Donated.—During the ,Yrs\Wif/?=a A IT JF3JHL Columbus was held at St. John's Ca mer Lutheran minister of Dubuque, McAuley, "to carry on all the works ARTHUR K WILLIAMS past week Auxiliary Bishop Mundelein ! vv jj i t*b f INSURANCE OF EVERY KIND thedral, Cleveland, O., March 7 to la., Mr. Frederick Schuchard and his of mercy, both spiritual and corporal.' IT ! of Brooklyn announced that fifteen March 14. The retreat was conducted family have entered the Catholic The foundress made her novitiate 57 E.5th. STREET by the Rev. Thomas G. Ring of Euclid. Church. Mr. Schuchard has resigned burses, or perpetual scholarships, had ST. PAUL FIRE AUTOMOBILE SURETY BONDS been given to the preparatory sem with the well-known order of the Pres TORNADO BURGLARY FIDELITY BONDS his position as Lutheran clergyman entation, and the rule of the Sisters inary, the Cathedral College of the STEAM BOILER ACCIDENT and RENT INSURANCE New Academy Completed.—The and has secured employment in' a fac of Mercy with some slight modifica Immaculate Conception. BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER FOR LIABILITY HEALTH PLATE GLASS handsome new Academy of St. Camil- tory. He was led to change his views tions, is taken from that society. lus, of the Sisters of Divine Provi about religion by reading and by in PRINTING ASK US FOR FIGURES BFST COMPANIES BEST RAfES dence, at Corbin. Ky., is practically vestigating the false charges made Glasgow Retreat House. — Father completed, and will be dedicated about against tliq Church, its priests and re OLD WORLD NEWS. Midileton, S. J.. St. Aloysius', Glas Will be glad to call and talk it over any time Easter. Its cost will be abou* $G0,- ligious by such publications as The S. T. HANDrORD & CO. gow, has secured possession of the PRINTERS 000, Menace. family residence of the late Father Tri-StHt..- 2870—N. W. Orjiir 15597 CAU. US UP {xrtStSSw* 0 \ Franciscan Prelates.—At present, the Franciscan Order numbers among Gerard, S. J., at Rocksoles, near Air 62-64 E. Third Street, ST. PAUL, MINN. Death of Brother Gerard.—Brother Father Dempsey's Hotel.—Durflig its members 2 Cardinals, 6 Archbish drie. The bvilding will be used as a 291 Endicott Building ST. PAUL, MINN. Gerard, aged 70, for thirty-five years the eight years that Father Dempsey's ops and 30 Bishops. retreat house, and it will be ready for instructor in music at Notre Dame Hotel for Workingmen has been estab occupation early in the summer. It is HOMER H. SMITH MORRIS LANPHER ROY B. NIENHAUSER JOSEPH F. REIMBOLD University, Ind., .died recently of a lished, the guests entertained were Priest-Prisoners Officiate.—In Ger admirably adapted for its new purpose complication of diseases. He was a 58,682; free lodgings given, 82,314; many, French priest-prisoners are al as it is situated within easy reach of native of Germany and a graduate of free meals, 69,244; employment se lowed to say Mass daily and give re Glasgow and the other large industrial f the Boston Conservatory of Music. . cured through free labor agency, 6,158; treats to their fellow-prisoners. and mining centres of the Clyde basin ^ placed in hospitals, free, 311; died Father Bouffard Assigned.—Rev. since opening of hotel, 146; buried in French Bishop Dead.—The death is Oblate Superior Dead.—The Very Irenee J. Bouffard, the first Catholic Exile's Rest in Calvary cemetery, announced of the Bishop of Tournai, Rev. James O'Reilly, head of the Brit Chaplain appointed under the new law, since May, >1909, 71; transportation, Mgr. Walravens, aged Seventy-four ish Province of the Oblates of Mary has been assigned to the battleship to other citftes secured for 51, who years. 7" Immaculate, died on February 10 in South Carolina of the Atlantic fleet. went to relatives, friends or positions. f^ondon. He was born in Kingscourt LOANS Jesuit General's Relative.—Father County Cavan, and was ordained at Bishop of Marquette's Ring.—The Diocesan Collections.—The Catholic Ledochowski, the new General of Autun, France, on May 25, 1877. A episcopal ring worn by the successive University collection in the Archdio noteworthy phase of Father O'Reilly's 117E DESIRE applications for build- the Jesuits, is a brother of the Coun A;•
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