Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-08-15
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large congregations in the Episco-
pal churches under his charge at
Monterey and Pacific Grove.
Rev. George Dunbar, Episcopal,
has been transferred from the Pre-
sidio to Alcatraz.
Bishop Kip has placed IN his pub
lisher's hands the manuscript of a
book entitled THE Early Days of
My Episcopate.v
Rev. George Robinson has opened
Episcopal services at the new town
Of lei Toro, fifteen miles south Of
TustIn.
The people Of Christ church, Los
Angeles, are Identifying their new
church building.
Rev. w. Hall, ID. d., has com.
menced bis duties as rector of Trim
ity church, Pasadena.
Rev. N. II. Martin has been e.ect-
ed rector Of st. Paul's lipiscoI al
chufcb, Pomona.
John l.. Speares, the newly elected
secretary Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association at Sacramento, has
been accorded a fiattering reception.
w. L. Bray of Cornell University,
has accepted call to the secretary
shin Of the Fresno Young Mems
Christian Association.
The Unitarian congregation of
San Jose has just completed the
purchase Of a church site opposite
the Courthouse, st. James Park, and
are about TO let the contract for
new and very convenient building,
which, when finished, will be one of
the architectural ornaments of San
Jose.
Rev. Minot ]. Savage, the noted
liberal preacher and Lecture of Bos-
ton, has been engaged to come to
Oakland aud dedicate the new
Unitarian church.
Rev. DIR. Levy Of the Hebrew
congregation, Oakland, has accepted |
a call to the new Hebrew congrega-
tlOn in that city.
Rev. II. r. Singleton, who has
Rev. p. B. Smith IN
charge Of the work of the Southern
Methodist church in Alameda, is
ably supported by his membership
and is greatly encouraged In his
work. A church edlfice will soon
be built.
Rev. George Robinson, rector of
the Episcopal church at Tustin, had
4 Mormon Bishop in his congrega
tion on recent Sunday. The Bis
hop was SO much interested that he
attended also on the second Sunday
of his stay In the place.
Rev. DIR. B. NJ. Browne officiated
ast Sunday in the Synagogue
5haari Zedeck, corner of Stockton
md California streets, aid Rev. S.
5amuelEon of New York at the
Congregation Neva Zadik.
Father Shallowe of Santa Clara
college has been ordered to New
York to enter on the editorial staff
If the new Jesuit review soon to be
in that city. He has
ust completed his English text
book of mental philosophy for the
tudents of Santa Clara.
Father Robert Kenna, now of San
Francisco aud former president of
santa Clara college, will return
here as first catechist aud as as
istant in the parish work. Father
,Iahoney will replace Father Shall 4
Dwe as professor of philosophy, and =
'ill act as spiritual father to all the
Iudents. Father Jacquet will act
8 professor of French at Santa Clara
nd az second project of discipline. 3
The recent entertainment given e
4 the Town Hall at Niles in aid of
be Luilding fund of the new
atholio church at that place proved
cry attractive and drew crowded !
udlence of Catholics and Protest a
nts. Financially 1t was a complete !
iccess. After the entertainment I
hOice refreshments were served by
le ladies and dancing was lndulged
! TN midnight. A
Last Sunday In the Catholic ealen- b
ar was the feast of st. Emedius. 4
hose protection against earth q
lakes was solemnly Invoked In all
ne churches of that ancient faith.
I the Cathedral and other churches
ter the last mass the litany of the Is rs
ints and special prayers were re W
ted. Every good Catholic IN Cali az
rnia was expected To ask God a,
trough ST, Emedius, to keep from pl
the terrible earthquake. "
Very Rev. Henry Imoda, the new 4.
perior of the Jesuits of California, "
III serve as president Of ST. Igna- =
ns college until his successor is ap- :
'intedi Rev. V. Chiappa as vice
and Revs. j. SASHA, V.
liappa, n, Leonard aud j. Neri as
ofessors Of graduating classes.
", ii Rydas aud Rev, NJ. Con-
lily professors ofgnmmar.
Over 200 young men employed ON
e Omnibus and Market street
L. lts.aas