Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-05-05

{ also visit the school during the coming
session. The former will pontifcate
on Sunday, July 10. 1t is not yet de-
cided in which church the pontifical
| mass will be held nor what demon
stration, if any, will be made for Mgr.
Martinelli.
An outline of the lectures to be Civ
en- follows:
Five on The Church in History by
Bishop Thomas O'Gorman of Sioux
Falls, showing the relation of the
church TO history, heresy, state, sci
ence and socialism. Five lectures on
psychology by Rev. T. E. Shields of
st. Paul seminary: o. The Struture
and Functions of the Brain; CD Re-
cent Neurological Discoveries and
their Bearing on Pedagogy; 60 The
Soul and the new Psychology; Cd
Mental Development; 60 Character
Building. Five lectures on Ethics;
The Threefold Relation and the Eth
cal Basis by Rev. William Poland of
st. Louis university: % Man and His
Creator; (2) Man and Self; 60 Man
and His Fellow Man; (4 True Philos-
ophy and sound Ethics; 60 Illogical
Chaos. Five lectures on Chris
tan Apologetics byp Rev. H. NJ.
Calmer, S. J. % The Guesses
at the Riddle of Existence; (2) Relig-
ion, Individual and Social. The Insult
ficiency of Naturalism; 60 Revealed
Religion. Mysteries. The Concordance
of Reason with Faith; (4) Motives of
Credibility, Miracles; 60 Christianity,
the Great Miracle in the Moral Order.
Four lectures on Christian Art by
Eliza Allen Starr of Chicago-one on
Murillo and three on Raphael. Four
lectures on st. Thomas and the Phi
losophy of the Middle Ages by Very
Rev. D. ]. Kennedy, o. P. ID Con-
dition of Philosophy in the Thirteenth
Century; (2) Influence of st. Thomas
on Philosophy; 60 The Summa Theo-
logica; ca Some Notable Principles
of the Summa Theological. Four lee
lures on The Church and the Times
by Henry Austin Adams. Four lee
lures by DR.. Condo B. Pallen of St.
Louis on Dante, Shakespeare, Words
worth and Tennsyson.
Individual lectures to be given are:
One (unannounced) by Bishop J. L.
Spalding of Peoria; Catholic Life and
It's Heroes by Bishop Camillus P.
Macs of Covington, Ky; The Spirit of
the Constitution by M. J. Wade of
Iowa City; Plea for the Classics by
John Cavanaugh of the University of
Notre Dame; Solar Physics by Rev.
Martin S. Brennan of st. Louis; True
Hero Worship by R. Graham Frost of
St. Louis; the Bible Before the Refor-
nation by Rev P. Danehy of st. Paul;
Lay Cooperation by w. ]. Dalton of
Kansas City; Americas Catholic Her.
itage by Dr. Thomas P. Hart of Gin
cinnati; the Parliaments by Prof. John
G. Ewing of Notre Dame university;
the Triumphs of Synthetic Chemistry
by Rev. James A. Burns of Notre
Dame university.
The officers of the school are: Ri.
Rev. S. G. Messmer, Green Bay,
president; Condo B. Pallen, st. Louis,
/ u.
Milwaukee, second vice-president; J.
A. Hartigan, St. Paul, secretary; D.
Fl. Mcbride, Akron, Ohio, treasurer.
The board of directors includes: Rt.
Rev. S. G. Messmer, Green Bay; Rev
James McGolrick, Duluth; Rev. P.
Danehy, ST. Paul; Rev. P. J McGrath,
Charles City, Iowa; Rev. P. B. Knox,
Madison; Rev. J. J. Keogh, Milwau-
kee: Rev. VIM. J. Dalton, Kansas
City; DR.. Thomas P. Hart, CINCINNATI
Condo B. Pallen, Phi. D., St. Louis;
VIM. P. Breen, Fl. Wayne, Ind; J.
L. O'Connor, Milwaukee; D. H. Nc
Bride, Akron, Ohio; NJ J. CantwelI,
Madison: H. J. Desmond, Milwaukee;
Ed. Mclaughlin, Fond du Lac.
On the committee on studies are:
Rt. Rev. S. G. Messmer, D. D., ex
officio, Green Bay; Rev. P. Danehy,
chairman, st. Paul; Rev. VIM. j.
Dalton, Kansas City; Rev. ]. J. Keogh.
St. Louis; DR.. Thomas P Hart, Gin
cinnnati; Rev. P. B. Knox, chairman
local committee, Madison.
The finance committee consists Of
Rev. P. 3. Knox, Madison; H. J. Des-
mond, Milwaukee, VIM P Breen, Fl
Wayne, Ind
The officers of the Reading Circle
union are: Rev. VIM. J. Dalton,
Kansas City, president; Miss Minnie
H. Kelliher, Green Bay, first vice
pres; Miss Isabel Williams, ST Paul.
second yice-pres.; Miss NJ A Mat
thews, Dubuque, third vice-pres.; Mrs
J. NJ. Joerger, 1eavenworth, fourth
vice pres; Miss Katherine Higgins
Chicago, fifth vice-pres: Miss Amy
Nash, Gallipolis, Ohio, sixth vice-pres.;
Mrs. Geo. D. Rand, Keokuk, treasurer:
P. E. Sullivan, st. Paul, secretary.
The state officers for Wisconsin are:
H. J. Desmond, Milwaukee, president:
Miss Mary F. Conner, Token Creek,
first vice-pres.; Mrs Chas. Reynolds,
Jacksonport, second president;
Miss Catherine Manley, Oshkosh, sec
rotary; Miss Kate Feeney, Madison,