The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-03-11

Bishop of Cheyenne to Build School.
"A bill is before the United States
Senate authorizing the Secretary OF
War to sell to the Diocese of Chey-
enne sixty acres of land in the Fort
D. A. Russell military reservation, on
which the Bishop of Cheyenne con-
templates the erection of school for
educational purposes.
American Eucharistic Congress to
Meet in Cincinnati.-In the autumn OF
this year the fifth Eucharistic Con-
gress of the United States is to be
held in Cincinnati. In preparation for
it, the Archbishop of Cincinnati has
directed that a mission be given in
every parish.
DR.. Russell of Washington Made
Monsiqnor.-The Rev. DR.. w. T. Rus
sell, rector of St. Patrick's Church,
Washington, has been raised to the
rank of Domestic Prelate by His Holi-
ness, Pope Piux X. This gives him the
title of Monsignor and is recogni-
ton of his services to religion. He is
a native of Baltimore where he was
born in 1868. He was ordained in
1889. After five years service as
pastor of Hyattsville, Md, he was ap-
pointed secretary to Cardinal Gibbons,
in which capacity he acted for four
teen years. After the death of DR..
onHYoh q
Rector of st. Patrick's Church.
Catholic Appointed to Supreme
Court of Observation-Disclosures F.
Quinn of Salem has been appointed to
the Supreme Court of Massachusetts,.
He was born in 1857, and graduated
from the University of Ottawa, Can,
and the Boston University Law School,
He is Vice-President of the Essex
County Bar Association.
Brooklyn Home for Working Girls
The Catholic Woman's Association OF
Brooklyn, n Y, has opened a home
for working girls. In it regular class
instruction in helpful subjects for the
advancement of women will be given.
Cardinal Gibbons Favors Teaching
of Irish History in Parochiai Schools
of Baltimore Diocese.-Cardinal Glib
bons has promised the Ancient Order
of Hibernians that he will urge the
teaching of Irish history in the paro-
Of Di0o0cn Of
more. His aid is great gain for the
cause.
Catholic Books in Library of District
of Columbia Catalogued.-A list of the
Catholic books in the public library of
the District of Columbia has been
printed. 1t gives the names of about
1900 volumes It was made under the
auspices of the Catholic Converts
League and of the Children of Mary.
Miss Lasker, the chief cataloguer of
the library is a Catholic and helped
to get up the list.
Father Dempsey "HoteI" for New
OrIeans.-Rev. Peter Wynhoven, the
jealous assistant Chancellor of the
Diocese of New Orleans, with the aid
of st. Louis Cathedral Conference OF
st. Vincent de Paul, proposes to open
a hotel for workingmen very much on
the same plan as the famous Father
Dempsey's hotel, which has proved
such a benefaction in the moral uplift
ing of the vagrant class of men.
Bishop Forest of San Antonio Seri
ously III.-The Rt. Rev. Bishop JohI
Anthony Forest, D. D., of the Diocese
of San Antonio, Tex, is seriously ill
He was consecrated Bishop October
20, 1895. He is at Santa Rosa infrm
airy under the care of the Sisters O
the Incarnate Word. The physicians
hold out no hope for his ultimate re
covery
Hon. Charles j. Bonaparte to Ente
m.-Announcement was mad,
that Charles ]. Bonaparte, Secretar.
of the Navy and Attorney General o
the Roosevelt administration, will en-
ter journalism as contributing edito
of the Baltimore Sun. He is pres
dent of the National Municipal League
Catholic Social Union of milwaukee
to Distribute Anti-SociaIistic Liters
ture.-The Catholic Social Union {
Milwaukee, consisting of fourtee
German Catholic churches, has al
nounced that it will take up the 81
cialist method Of distributing prop;
ganda literature in Milwaukee. Thi
literature will be issued for the pu
pose of fighting the Social Democrat
An organized attack on Socialism wi
be carried on by the Catholic Soci'
Union, according to its own announc
ment
Catholic Home for Working Cir