2 THE CATHOLIC BULLETIN, MARCH 1, 1913.
perior General of the Sisters of the Last Act of Japanese Emperor.;— Parliament. The Poles, the Center Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, ac The Rev. Joseph Dahlmann, S. J., who and the Socialists combined to carry a .JZ : f*>> companied by the general secretary is engaged la educational and mis resolution of disapproval against this of the Order, Mother Mary Ludger, is sionary work in Japan, writing to reply, by a vote of 213 to 97. THE HOUSE THAT "QUALITY" BUILT .THE CHURCH iN TOISTANOCTMERLANDJ,at present visiting the houses of her friends in the United States says that Congregation in the Province of Ore the last public function at which the Ancient Coins Unearthed.—Whilst W S gon, where she will spend three and late emperor Mutsuhito assisted was w> digging in his garden recently a vine a half months. the conferring of honors of scholarship grower of Marmery, in the Depart ''' - * ' ''' awarded to a Catholic student whose ment of Marne, France, turned up a thesis was drawn from the philosophy beautiful granite'vase the contents of NEW WORLD ITEMS. the St. Joseph's Academy was OLD WORLD NEWS. of St Augustine. which gave out a metallic ring. Hav destroyed by fire Tuesday morning of ing cleared the mouth, out rolled a last week. The gross loss will reach Oregon Priest With China's Lepers. number of gold pieces, silver doub Italian Catholics Act.—The Catholic Denver Priests Organize.—In view of probably $7,500, with only' $2,500 in —A letter from Father Conrardy to loons and copper coins to the number '4 organizations of Italy are busily en the fact that the new Mothers' Pen surance. the Catholic Sentinel of Portland, of eighteen gold, eighty silver and sion Act of Colorado, provides that gaged at present in making prepara ., £ * Jif Oregon, makes known that the vener twenty-two bronze. The archeological ifvv' •** . - '* tions for the coming elections. They if Mi the Catholic children declared depend Cardinal Gibbons on Temperance able missionary is about to see ful society of Champagne immediately have decided to insist upon all parlia ent by the courts and sent to the State Instruction.—In a recent letter to the filled one of the great desires of his recognized the wonderful value of the mentary candidates who desire the \ ^ -v e ' v * Home may be adopted into families of Anti-Saloon League of Baltimore, Car life. The lepers of the Province of treasure. Among the coins some bear l-JJV „ support of Catholics signing a docu 46 means, or into families without suffi dinal Gibbons says: "I believe that, Canton are to be given into his care the effigy of Charles VIII, 1484; Louis 1< (W-fV® ' 'fk M V « ,*f 1 ' s |il ment in which they promise to refrain I a L H cient means to care for them, if other for their own protection, children to the number of about 1,000. He has XII, 1500; Francis I, 1515; Francis II, wise satisfactory, the State helping to from attacking the religious orders and * }• • ik-' . ' ' i should be taught the scientific facts now for some years devoted his life Charles IX, Ferdinand and Isabella of & q from supporting any measures hostile > £ * i v-*'? 1 maintain them, or committed to the respecting alcohol upon the human to such of the lepers as he could ac Spain, Charles I of Spain, Charles V to Catholic interests. It is probable v U R 1 asylum, the State then not being system and I heartily approve, as commodate on St. Joseph's Island, and many others, including some of ^ . *•> & t x T * • P i' that Catholics will take a more active obliged to give them any aid, the something tending to make such in which he purchased near Canton for Henry VIII and Edward VI of Eng * 51 m ** f • • h part in the approaching election than priests of Denver held a meeting a few struction more vital, the offer of his mission. land, and Emmanuel and John III of | -•< ' x; days ago and formed a Home-finding prizes on a large scale throughout the in any that has occurred since 1870. Portugal. $ * r n h m m m "r I' I * 1 R'.: | Association to look after the interests schools of Baltimore for the best es The principle of the "Non expedit," Catholic's Gift to Edinburg.- however, still remains intact. m of Catholic children. The committee says upon this subject written by chil Percy Fitzgerald, friend of Dickens Irish University Board Members.— ^ ^ •' *45* - ^ ^ *0 cil Jj will hold monthly meetings. dren in grades where such instruction and of so many other distinguished The Most Reverend Bishop Foley of is given." Persecution in Portugal.—Indigna nineteenth century writers, artistes Kildare and the Reverend William tion has been aroused in Spain by the Toronto's Scripture Endowment.— and great men, has offered the Scot Crawford are among the members of v ~--re Archbishop Neil McNeil, of Toronto, K. of C. Lecture 8eries.—A com publication of a royal decree ordering tish Capital a statue of Thomas Car- the newly appointed governing body all students belonging to religious or •A*---* >,X^,WWDublin. their own incomes $20,000 for the en and Ravenswood Councils, Knights of ders to perform military service. Such cures a suitable site*. The statue is Bishop O'Callaghan of Cork was re It has, and always shall be our aim dowing of the Chair of Holy Scripture Columb.us, of Chicago, has made all a law is in existence, but it has never from the chisel of Mr. Fitzgerald him cently appointed to the new governing previously been enforced. The decree That quality and service forever reign. in his new Seminary, and in his Pas arrangements for a series of lectures self, and is in bronze standing six feet body of University College, Cork. toral says the greater part of that dealing with the vital problems of the is a sufficient indication of the policy in height from the pedestal. It is a An aim that has pleased and proven every claim to be pursued by Premier Romanones. amount is already subscribed. day. The course which began Feb characteristic impression of the Irish Bishops on Temperance.—In That quality and service follow our name. ruary 23 in the St. Alphonsus morose Chelsea Sage. his Lenten pastoral the Archbishop of A Hard Blow at Divorce.—Excom Athenaeum will continue until April Psychologist Defends Catholic Prin Tuam remarks that there has been a We carry nothing but the highest grade line of munication for any Catholic in his 23. ciples.—The celebrated Dr. F. W. Welsh Disestablishment.—Mr. Lloyd- steady and general improvement in the Plumbing Fixtures,. Heating and Steam Specialties, in Foerster, special lecturer in Ethics and diocese who wilfully and culpably at George succeeded in getting the Welsh matter of temperance, especially in Psychology at the University of Zurich, cluding the popular tends the marriage of a divorced per St. Vincent de Paul, Philadelphia. Disestablishment Bill put through the the West. Most Rev. Dr. Gaughran, a son whose divorced partner is still —The reports of the forty-five confer non-Catholic scientist, says that in Commons by a sweeping majority. He Bishop of Meath, says strong preju education it is the Catholic ideals B. O. T. CLOSET COMBINATIONS alive, is the decree announced by ences of the Society of St. Vincent de had the hearty support of the Irish dices against total abstinence are fast which are true to sound psychology. Archbishop John B. Pitaval of Santa Paul in the Archdiocese of Philadel party as well as the labor party. disappearing and the cause of tem We also have the exclusive sale of Ideal Fe, New Mexico, in a Lenten pastoral. phia for the quarter ending December perance is making progress. Most Dioceses Organize for Centenary.— 31, showed that 672 families had re Glasgow Catholic Institute.—Ar Rev. Dr. O'Neill, Bishop of Kilmore, Boilers in the Northwest. Gift to Helena Parish.—A statue of ceived relief in the form of provisions, Committees have been formed in the rangements have been made for estab says that the temperance movement dioceses of France, Spain, Italy, China, St. Ann with the Blessed Virgin was clothing, coal, etc.; 3,818 visits were lishing an economic library, in con has stirred the heart of the country, Turkey, Africa, Asia, Austria, and Hun recently ordered from the Giuliani Sta made. The total moneys received nection with the Glasgow Catholic and that its prospects of permanent promote the celebration of the CENTRAL SUPPLY COMPANY tuary Company of St. Paul for the amounted to $10,549.55, and the ex gary, to Institute. The main purpose of the success are becoming more hopeful Constantinian Peace of the Church. "THE QUALITY HOUSE" parish of SS. Cyril and Methodius in penditures to $10,630.50. library will be to afford those who are every day. Manufacturers and Dealers Bast Helena. The people making the interested in the study of economics Columns Erected by Constantlne.— gift reside in Montana but wish to Prelate Assails Modern Dances.— an opportunity for consulting the best Bequests to Charity in Ireland.— Plumbing, Heating, Engineers, Gas, Water and Mill Supplies Two marble columns with Ionic remain unknown. A direct appeal was made recently to works on the subject. Irish charities benefit largely by the capitals, which were discovered in 312-314-316 Third Street South Minneapolis, Minn. society leaders in letters sent out by estate of Mr. C. Langan, grocer, of Portland A. O. H. Protests.—Strong the crypt of the Cathedral at Albano, Archbishop Glennon of St. Louis, Mon- Suicide in Germany.—As one of the Dublin. Two legacies of $500 each resolutions against the display of cari have been identified as belonging to P. J. FREY, Pres. and Gen. Mgr. E. J. SEITZ, Secy. A. C. EKMAX, Asst. Treas. signor Gilfillan and other members of publications of the Goerres Society are left by the testator for the saying catures of members of the Irish race the original church which was built the Catholic clergy of that city to use there has just appeared a work by of Masses for the repose of his own by the Emperor Constantine over the have been passed by unanimous vote their influence to abolish "ridiculous the well-known Catholic statistician, and his relatives' souls and for the barracks of the Second Legion. The of Division Number 1 of the Ancient and astounding practices among Dr. Hans Rost, on "Suicide in the souls in purgatory. The parish priests columns support an arch which was Order of Hibernians and by Divisions dancers," young and old, matrons and German Cities." Its contents consti of ' seven Dublin churches receive hidden in the foundations of the new Number 1 and Number 2 of the debutantes. tute painful reading. The suicides in $5,000 each for necessary improve CONSUMERS POWER CO. church built by Pope Leo II, In the Ladies' Auxiliary of that organization. Germany in 1909 numbered fourteen ments, repairs or rebuilding of their FORMERLY NORTHERN HEATING CO. ninth century when the original was Jesuits Locate Near Nashville.—A thousand two hundred and twenty-five. churches; $2,500 is left to the de burned. Traces of frescoes and Home Rule Funds In Syracuse.— two-hundred-acre tract of the Belle Germany thus loses every year about serving poor of the testator's neigh marble bas reliefs are visible in the Within less than half an hour $1,700 Meade land, near Nashville, Tenn., the same number of persons as the borhood, North King Street, and St. ceiling, the exploration of which has was raised to advance the cause of known as the Red House Field, has Empire lost in the war with France, Michan's parish; $1,000 goes to the Electric Light Electric Power not been completed. Home Rule in Ireland, at a mass meet been bought by the Jesuits. The con In Prussia and Bavaria the suicides of Little Sisters of the Assumption in ing in the Wieting Opera House Jan sideration was $125,000. It is stated Protestants are nearly three times as the city, and $5,000 to the school at Beatification of Boxer Martyrs.— uary 26. The meeting was under the that buildings to cost half a million numerous as the suicides of Catholics. tached to the Convent of Mercy at Steam Heat The process of the beatification of auspices of the John E. Redmond dollars will be built by the Society and Trim. Branch of the United Irish League. will be among the handsomest and nine members of the Congregation, of German Parliament Rebukes Chan the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Scheut, most splendidly equipped in the United cellor.—For the first time in its his Bishops of Ireland on Bad Litera Cedar 4513 who are believed to have been put to Office: Attendance at Noonday Mass.—On States. tory the Imperial Parliament of Ger ture.—The attention which the sub Telephones: j Tri^SlState 2234 76 W. THIRD STREET death during the Boxer Riots in China Ash Wednesday at the opening of the many passed a vote of want of con ject of immoral literature receives (1900-1901) out of hatred of the faith, noonday Mass at St. Andrew's, Duane Home Rule for Poland.—The Polish fidence in the government. The Poles from the members of the Irish Hierar has been introduced in Rome. The Street, over 1,650 were crowded into citizens of Philadelphia held a demon had asked the Chancellor what he in chy in their Lenten Pastorals is a names of these heroic missionaries the church from the altar rail to the stration in favor of Home Rule for tended to do to "pervent the expropria proof that they are determined to are: Right Rev. Bishop Hamer (Hol doors, with every available spot filled their native land in the Grand Opera tion of Polish landowners in Prussia support the crusade against the circu land), Rev. Van Meirhaeghe (Bel and hundreds could not even get in House, on Tuesday evening, February by the Prussian Government, a meas lation of demoralising literature until gium), Rev. H. Bongaerts (Belgium), pfnettix ICauttJurg side the doors. 18. Rev. G. Kraus, rector of St. ure irreconcilable with the spirit of the danger is completely removed. * Rev. D. Abbeloss (Belgium), Rev. H. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Laurentius' Church, presided and the Imperial constitution." In his They are as thorough as ever in their Americans for Papal Guard.—Appli Archbishop Prendergast was present Heirman (Belgium), Rev. J. Mallet reply the chancellor, Dr. Hermann sympathy with the associations and CHAS. J. DION / ^ President and General Manager cations have come from America for on invitation. (Belgium), Rev. J. Segers (Belgium), Lisco, said that the matter was a vigilance committees who are combat Rev. J. Dobbe (Holland), Rev. A. Zyl- the Noble Guard of the Sovereign purely internal one for Prussia and ing the efforts of the crafty distribu BOTH PHONES mans (Holland). Pontiff. They are from "distin Indians in Washington.—'A number had nothing to do with the Imperial tors of this kind of publication. guished Catholic families chiefly of of Indian delegations from various Office 417-421 Fifth Avenue South. Minneapolis New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Bal tribes are at the Capital on important Recent Miracles Discussed.—The timore, Chicago, New Orleans and St. business. The Catholics of these dele Sacred Congregation of Rites recently Louis." gations usually attend Mass in St. discussed three miracles asserted to The best advertising we can have is the kindly recommendation of onr have been worked by the Ven. Mary friends. Our motto is promptness, proficiency and satisfaction. We do laun Paul's Church, as it is at this church dry work for first-class hotels and colleges. How abont yours ? Four Generations of Holy Name the priests of the Catholic Indian of the Five Wounds, a Franciscan Men.—The place of honor on the title Bureau assist in religious work. Gov tertiary. page of the "Holy Name Journal" for ernor Locke, of the Choctaws, and his The New February is given to a half-tone repro brother, Mr. Ben Locke, are constant Rooms in Vatican Palace.—In the duction of a photograph in which are attendants at St. Paul's. They are residential part of the Vatican Palace grocer for American Satisfaction! grouped Mr. John Gensheimer; his often accompanied by Oklahoma In are about 1,000 rooms, 200 of which Macaroni son, I. Gensheimer; his grandson, dians of different tribes. serve as residential apartments for To be sure that what you eat is Eugene J. Blakely, Sr., and his great- the Pope, the cotkrt officials and Produdt absolutely pure is a great satisfaction grandson, Eugene J. Blakely, Jr., all of Memorial to Father Doyle.—A gold others. whom walked in the recent Holy ciborium of beautiful design has been Name procession in Erie, Pa. presented to the Apostolic Mission Catholic Action In Italy.—The Holy House, Washington, D. C., in memory Father by a telegram approving of the HOME BRAND Large Italian Parish.—In Brooklyn of Father Doyle. It is the gift of the sentiments which Count Delia Torre, Rev. Peter Schroeder, S. P. M., has Sisters of Mercy of Pittsburg, and the President of the Italian Popular Union, I FOOD PRODUCTS about 2,400 Italian boys and men or well known writer, Rev. Richard W. expressed at Venice, has stamped the ganized in the parish of the Sacred Alexander. speech as an authentic exposition of Have no Equal on the Market. Call for Them. Heart of Jesus and Mary. On the last views which he wishes the Italian . , - a «SJ «KJ WPIBPim Catholics to take. The Count plainly GRIGGS, COOPER & CO. communion Sunday of the St Aloysius' Death of Yellow Fever Nurse.— J intimated- that it is not the intention JfPy Cook In One-third the Time. More Tender—More Delicious MANUFACTURING WHOLESALE GROCERS ST. PAUL Society 1,300 boys and young men re Sister Mary Thomas O'Meara, for fif- of the Pontiff that the Catholics should ceived Holy Communion. Not a day ty-nine years a nun of the Order of form a distinct party, but he dwelt passes that Father Schroeder does not St. Dominic, died at the motherhouse mam impressively on the need for an ac* visit many Italian homes. Not a of St. Catharine of Sienna, Kentucky. month passes that he does not send a For years she was superior of St. Ag tive defence of the Church and society. letter or some religious literature into nes' Academy, Memphis, and her life Hydraulic-Press Brick Co. Dominican Writings.—Since the the homes of all his Italian hoys and of self-sacrifice and heroic work dur foundation of the Dominican Order, young men. ing the 'Vellow fever epidemic made Lumber, Mill Work, Sash, Doors is one of the largest manufacturers of brick in the world its members have written about forty her widely known and greatly loved in r% T, S. 20598 and has been established for half a century. Our reputa thousand volumes. lardwoon 100 r^g Cedar 5?0 Chicago's Dominican Nuns.—The that city. It is recorded that alone tion for service and the quality of our brick are well r, saint Dominican Sisters in Chicago cele and unaided, she prepared for burial r*n ' known among the building trades. We would be glad Catholics In Russia.—Recent statis ITT y* llUi PAUL. brated their 40th anniversary at St. the bodies of eleven nuns of her Order to hear from you either in person or by letter at any time. tics of Catholics in Russia show that E£j. Jarlath's. They have done splendid in one week. Sister Mary Thomas was there are 22,000,000 at present in the work in that city. the last of three sisters who spent Muscovite Empire. their lives as Dominican nuns. 211 S. Fourth St., Minneapolis, Minn. Italian Priest for Western Missions. S. J. HEWSON, Manager P. O. H. LENZ, Ass't Treas. —Rev. A. Bandizzone, pastor of the Starving Religious in Belgium.— Foundress of Carmel Dead.—Mother Church of Our Lady of the Rosary, Count de Mun has informed his coun Gertrude of the Heart of Jesus, one of Kenosha, Wis., has resigned, and will trymen that scattered in various parts • tT the founders of Philadelphia's Carmel go to Arizona as a missionary. His of Belgium are numbers of Frenct and its first prioress, died in the Car successor will be an Italian priest nuns and Brothers who are living ir melite convent, Oak Lane, on Friday, from Chicago. the direst poverty. In one place thej •flK .itn ' ' February 7, after an illness of several have no bread but the kind usually years. Columbia National Exchange.— eaten by the Belgian horses; they are Urban L. B irnan There has been organized in Omaha scantily clad, and are suffering in a concern that will be of some na Pueblo Indians.—Pablo Abeita at the tensely from the cold of winter. tional importance if the ideas and present time is writing a book on alms of the organization succeed. They Pueblo manners and customs. The To Relieve Needy Religious.—The Church Decorating and Furnishing Intend to have the home office per Pueblo Indians have been citizens of French Ministry recently gave their ESTIMATES AND SKETCHES FURNISHED ON REQUEST manently in Omaha with branch offices Spain and Mexico, and are now citi approbation to a Bill for regulating the Franciscans out of the FABQO LUMBER COMPANY of the Catholic Settlement Association beautifully situated monastery of Pa- PARGO. NORTH DAKOTA Cleveland's Nine-Day Campaign.— homes for working girls are to be lazzuolo, which stands high above the A' campaign to raiBe $150,000 for the opened. Alban Lake, opposite Castel Gandolfo. OCCUPANTS DO NOT ROLL TO CENTER Moorhead Lumber Combany Wbuilaing of St. John's Hospital, The monastery, which dates from the MOORHEAD, MINNESOTA Cleveland, Ohio, was closed Thursday Pastor's Bequest to Church.—St thirteenth century, was the property SlfEP ON A night, February 13, with over $160,- Francis' Church, New Haven, Conn., of the Portuguese Crown. CARRY THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF 000 subscribed. About four hundred has received from the estate of the men and women solicited contribu late Father Kennedy, a bequest of Cardinal Ferrari's Pastoral.—The WAY SACsLESS SPRING tions with indefatigable energy, during over $10,000. Father Kennedy was Lenten Pastoral of Cardinal Ferrari, LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL the nine days of the campaign. pastor of St Francis for more than a Archbishop of Milan, bears on the A&M fOUR DEALER IN THE TWO CITIES. decade. Constastinian Peace and the present Arkansas Academy Burned*-—The position of Church and Pope—of the big three-story frame building, at Superior General of Religious Order. Pope who is now compelled to un Wnnrspolls Bcridlni Co. We want your Business and invite yoi to inspect onr stocks Mena, Ark., owned and occupied by —Mother Martin of the Ascension, Su dergo imprisonment in the Vatican. wwmmmm mamstssz
