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, Dame, thirty-eight in number, wit
four lay teachers; ans the pupils ar
1'S7S' boys and 1,SO2 girls.
In the will of the late William Flani
gan of Detroit, were the following char
liable bequests:
ST. Vincents orphan asylum, Detroit
$400; st. Anthonys orphan asylum
Monroe, $500; Little Sisters of the Poor
Detroit 5000; poor of Holy Trinity par
ish, Detroit $50; poor of st. Peter anC
Paul's parish $50. He made provision
for masses and devised the Zenaindel
of his estate to st. Anthony's orphan
asylum at Monroe.
A granite and marble chapel, costing
$4,000, has been erected in Calvary Gem
etery, Concord, N. H, to the memory
of Very Rev J. E. Barry, V. G. Two
years ago Father Barry was killed by {
street car in New York City. He never
occupied but the one pastorate anc
that covered a period of thirty-fivt
years.
Boston, Mass, will have the largest
organ in the world, the cost of which
is estimated at from $4,000 to 100000
when the alterations to the organ OF
the Immaculate Conception church are
completed. These alterations will cost
between $4,000 AID $4,000, and will
| greatly improve the organ in every
way. They are now under progress
and are so extensive that they will not
be completed before Christmas.
The great German publisher Herder,
will bring out in January the first num-
ber of new Catholic magazine, THE
Biblical Quarterly" More than sixty
! university professors and learned mem
bers of religious orders, Jesuits, Bene-
dictineS and others have promised their
cooperation The name of the maga-
zine indicates it's character. 1t will
treat of Biblical questions, with re-
views, criticisms and notices of Biblical
publications.
Mr.. James r. Lawrie has resigned
the professorship of music in Santa
Clara college, California, after fifty
one years of continual service. A set
of stations of the cross, made at An
gers, France, has been added to the
college chapel. The stations are a me-
mortal from the college alumni
The site at Cudahy, Wis, recently
donated to the Sisters of St. Vincent's
infant asylum is intended to be used
for the erection of a summer home for
the infant asylum rather than as per-
manent quarters. The asylum in Mil
waukee is crowded and in summer
time the children suffer greatly from
the heat. The sisters propose to build
a summer home at Cudahy, where the
children will be cared for during the
heated term.
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AT the quarterly meeting of the Je-
suit Alumni association of New Or
leans, held the other day, committee
of three was appointed for the purpose
of corresponding with other alumni as
sociations throughout the United States
looking to the organization and to ar
range for a meeting of delegates from
all Jesuit alumni associations in this
country, the meeting to take place in
New Orleans, to go into permanent
On Sunday last the handsome new
convent at Pine Bluffs, Ark, was dedi-
Gated by Rt. Rev Bishop Heslin of
A fac-simile of the grotto of Lourdes, |
with life-size figures, has just been |
completed at the convent of the Sisters |
Of Mercy, adjoining Immaculate Con- |
ception church, Newport, KY. The |
ceremony of dedication took place Sun
lay of last week, and was well attend
ed by many members of the congrega-
lion.
Mrs. Johanna Manning of Detroit left |
oy will $1O0 for masses for the repose Of
Ter soul; to st. Vincent's orphanage,
200; TO the Little Sisters of the Poor,
100; to the House of Providence. 5000,
Ind to Bishop Foley, $1O0 for the educa-
ion of the priests of the diocese.
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Mother Mary Katherine Drexel is
ioon to establish a mission school for
members of the Navajo Indians in Ari-
'ona. Her plans are drawn and more
han 100000 will be spent on the main
building of the institution.
Henry Harland, the author of the
brilliant story, "The Cardinals Snuff
OK" is coming back to America at the
nd of this month. Although native
# Connecticut, he has lived most of
lis life in Europe. He is a convert to
he Catholic faith.
The Ursuline nuts at Paola, Kan. are
'lanning to build an academy, to cost
$4,000.
The new hospital recently established
t Perham, Mimi. by the Franciscan
listers of Little Falls, was dedicated
y Rt. Rev. Bishop Trobec.
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According to official announcement.
ne Catholic Order of Foresters has a
membership at the present time of 1O3,-
49,. Illinois stands first in the list Of
tates, with 29,569.
The Church of the Immaculate Con-
option at Newport, KY, when compiet-
in the very near future will be one
the most beautiful church edifices in
1e state.
In the past eight years Rev. Francis
Lueller, pastor of st. Albertus congre-
alton, Detroit, has wiped out a church
ebt of $4,000. In the meantime he has
so made many improvements. The
test is the purchase of residence
} enlarge the capacity of the parochial
'hool so as to accommodate 1000 pu-
is.
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FOREIGN.
The new governor general of the
oily Land, Mouzaffier Pasha, is a
atholic.
The Catholic population of Ottawa
'lebrated in a worthy manner the
Venty-eighth anniversary of the
,iscopal conservation of His Grace
rchbishop Duhamel.
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Rt. Rev. Bishop Thiel of San Jose,
osta Rica, has departed this life.
The holy father has appointed Doctor
eda a director of the Osserva tore