The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-03-04
AMERICAN NEWS.


quet on St. Patricks Day.-Arch-
bishop Glennon, of St. Louis, has been
invited to make an address at the
banquet to be given on March II by
the Friendly Sons of ST. Patrick, in
Cincinnati, Ohio. President Taft's
visit is planned for that date 50 as to
enable him to be present at the din
ner.
Newspaper Man Honored.-William
A. King, business manager of the Cath
Ollie Union and Times, has been ap-
pointed to the school board of Buff
falo, N. Y, by Mayor Thurman. The
press of Buffalo is unanimous in it's
approval of Mr. Kings appointment.
Archbishop Gauthier Presented
With Gifts.-Mgr. Gauthier, of Kings
ton, Ont, received a gold pectoral
cross set with amethysts, and purse
of 81 900 from the reverend clergy OF
Kingston Diocese before he assumed
charge of the Archdiocese of Ottawa.
Father Klein Named Administrator
of the Diocese of Lincoln.-Very Rev.
Alois J. Klein of Brainerd, Neb., has
been named Administrator of the Do
cese of Lincoln during the vacancy
of the See. Father Klein has been
Vicar General of the diocese for the
past two years.
President Taft Appoints Father
Coye of New Haven to Red Cross
Society Committee.-President Taft
has appointed Rev. John D. Coyle, pas
tor of st. Johns Church, New Haven,
Conn, to a place on the committee
of the endowment fund of the Ma
tional Red Cross Society.
New York's Contribution to Propa.
cation of the Faith Last Year.-The
Archdiocese of N York contributed
last year the sum of $1O0,727.27 to the
Propagation of the Faith.
Large Requests to Charity
ally the entire S1,500,O00 estate of the
late Mary Rhinelander King, of New
York, is devised to various churches
and charities by the terms of her will.
The will provides for a fund of $10,-
900 for work among negroes of this
country and $4,000 to the Bishop of
Oklahoma.
DR.. o'Hagan of "The New World, p
Chicago, Lectures.-On February 27
DR.. Thomas O'Hagan, editor-in-chief
of "The New World" of Chicago, de-
livered very instructive lecture on
1.-THE Montreal Eucharistic Congress-
before the Knights of Columbus OF
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
New Bishop of Dallas, Texas
Very Rev. J. P. Lynch has beer
named Bishop of Dallas, Texas, to sue
coed the late Bishop Dunno, who died
last year.
The new Bishop-elect has been Ad
ministrator of the diocese since the
death of Bishop Dunno and prior tc
that time was Vicar General, sue
Martiniere.
Catholic Educational Associations
to Meet in Chicago.-The eighth an
nual meeting of the Catholic Educa
tional Association will be held in Chi
cago, June 26 to 20. Rt. Rev. Mgr. T
J. Shahan, rector of the Catholic Uni
versity, Washington, is the Presiden
General of the Association. Commit
tees have already been selected t.
make arrangements for the conven
ton. The sessions will be held il
the De Paul University on Webster
avenue A public meeting at tn,
Auditorium will close the convention
Scholarship Founded at Trinity Col
lege.-Mr. William P Dempsey, o
Pawtucket, R. l., has given $1,000
for the foundation of a scholarship a
Trinity College, Washington, D. c., il
honor of his sister, the late Miss Mar,
]. Dempsey, member of the boar
of regents of the college, who died il
1909
Pioneer Missionary Passes Away
Rev. A. J. H. Archambault, one @
the first Catholic missionaries Il
southeastern Idaho, died near Nor
treal, Canada, January 25, of paralysis
Father Archambault went to Idan
with Bishop Lootens in 1869, and lei
the state in 1880. Located at first a
Idaho City, he conducted a privat
school there in connection with hi
pastoral duties, and later on at Bois
after his removal to that city. In 1885,
he was transferred to Portland
Archbishop Seghers, who appointe
him rector of ST. Francis Church. Hi
health failing, he returned to Canad
in 1882, where he lived in retiremer
until the day of his death.
Plan to Americanize syrians.-