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

| O'Connell, who is deeply interested
| in the passage of the bill, was unable
to be present, but was represented by
Rev. DIR. Patrick j. Supple of st.
| Johns Church, Roxbury. The case of
the petitioners was in charge of Henry
Nv. Cunningham, chairman of the Bal
lot Law Commission. He introduced
DR.. Supple, who spoke for the bill
from the standpoint of morals. There
we're several opponents of the bill at
the hearing, who gave reasons why it
should not be considered.
Bishop Prendergast Administrator of
Archdiocese of Philadelphia.-With
Archbishop Ryan's death, the Rt. Rev.
Edmond F. Prendergast, D. D., v. G.,
Titular Bishop of Scillio and Auxiliary
Bishop of Philadelphia, becomes Ad-
ministrator of the Archdiocese until a
successor to Archbishop Ryan is ap-,
pointed.
Monument to Archbishop Ryan,
Plans are already under way to erect
monument to the memory of Arch
bishop Ryan. At first it was thought
that the work would be done by the
Holy Name Society. Later, however,
it was decided to allow the public gem
orally to participate in erecting fit
ting memorial to the late Archbishop
! AKNh c+a$n So
His Successor.-The will of the late
Archbishop Ryan has been probated.
The personal estate of the Archbishop,
valued at $4031, is left to his sue
cessor, with the furniture and library
at the Archiepiscopal residence. The
Archbishop left no real estate.
Father Awkward Of London, Ont,
Made Monsignor.-Rev. J. T. Awkward
of London, Ont, was invested with the
insignia of his new honor of Monsignor
in the Cathedral of the Diocese on
Wednesday, February Is, Bishop Fal-
Ion presiding. A large gathering of
the priests of the vicinity and from
outside districts witnessed the cere-
n1Ony
Former Governor Carroll of Mary
land Dead.-John Lee Carroll, Gov
ernor of Maryland from 1876 to 1880,
died in Washington February II after
a long illness. He was a direct de-
the Declaration of Independence. Mr.
Carroll was born in Homewood, near
Baltimore, September 80, 1880 He
was a great grandson of Charles Car
roll of Carrollton, and like his eminent
ancestor, was practical Catholic. His
education was received in Georgetown
College, Washington, D. c., and St
Mary's College, Emmetsburg, Md, and
Harvard Law School. He was admit
ted to the bar in 1851. From 1867 to
1871 he was state senator. For many
years Mr.. Carroll was general presi
: dent of the Society of Sons of the
Revolution The funeral services took
place at the cathedral, Baltimore, on
March 2, the ce1ebrant being Mgr. T
S.. Carroll rector of st. Matthews
Church, Washington, a relative of the
deceased.
DR.. Turner's Lectures on Aristotle
Rev. William Turner, S. T. D., fol
many years Professor of Philosophy al
the st. Paul Seminary, st. Paul, Mimi,
but now Professor of the History Of
Philosophy at the Catholic University
Washington, and Editor of the Catholic
University Bulletin gave brillian-
series of public lectures at Brooklyn
N. Y, under the auspices of the Brook
Ign Institute of Arts and Sciences, OF
Aristotle and His Influence in Modern
! Times"
On January 6, he lectured on "Aris
totle's Life; January 13, Aristotle al
Founder of Logic; January 20, "Aris
! totle as a Psychologist and Metaphysi
, cian"; January q, "Aristotle's Eth
ics"; February 8, Aristotle in Rela
p ton to Medieval Christianity Febru
a airy 10, Aristotle and the Human1sts.
, It is hoped that the entire series viii
: appear in book form before long.
Silver Jubilee OF Rev. Joseph
t Tracy of Boston.-On February "a, tn
s Rev. Joseph v. Tracy, Permanent Rec
0 tor of the Church of st. Columbkille
Brighton, Mass, celebrated the twenty
fifth anniversary of his ordination t
/" the Holy Priesthood. The children Q
/, his parochial school made suitabl
) presentation in honor of the occasion
e and complimentary entertainment
+ was rendered him by his parishioner:
l. Father Tracy is well known to man
n of the priests of the Diocese of s.
3 Paul where he spent several years i
n parochial work after his ordination
u A Former St. Paul Priest in tn
y Texas Panhandle.-The Rev George
y Reid, formerly professor of sacre
= Scripture and Hebrew in the st. Pa,