The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-04-11
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granting a charter for the Juneau
council would be taken up April 5.

granting a charter for the Juneau
council would be taken up April 5.
Expenses of Mission Society.-The
spirit of the Society for the Propaga-
ton of the Faith is clearly demon
strated by the figures of it's expenses.
Out of the total amount collected, less
than two per cent is spent for the man
agement of the Society, and a trifie
over five per cent for the publication
of seventeen editions of the Annals
in thirteen languages.
Mgr Benson at State University
Monsignor Robert Hugh Benson lee
tured in Houston Hall, University of
Pennsylvania, on Tuesday afternoon,
March "a, at o'clock under the aus
pices of the organization committee
of the Catholic students; subject,
1.-The Modern English Novel,"
Manual Training for Catholics.-The
board of education in Everett, Wash,
two weeks ago adopted a resolution
permitting pupils of st. Dominic's
academy, to receive the benefit of the
vocational department of the Everett
public schools. The resolution as
adopted is of a general nature and
contains no reference to st. Dominic's
pupils, stating merely that any pupil
of legal school age residing in this
district is eligible to register in part
time vocational work.
Plans for Kansas HospitaI.-Plans
will be finished April Is for the
$4,000 addition to the st. Francis
Hospital, Wichita, Kansas. The build
ing will have 115 feet of frontage on
Emporia Avenue and will extend back
81 feet to the main building. 1t will
contain seventy-five rooms.
A Challenge Accepted.-"Why I am
of a series of lectures given by Rev.
erend Morton Miller, pastor of the M.
E. church at Goodland, Kansas. His
reasons took the form of ISLANDERS
against the Church and in the local
press he issued challenge to any
one to contradict his statements.
When Reverend T. F. Tuite of Norton,
Kansas accepted the challenge, Mr.
Miller pleaded sickness. Father Tuite,
nevertheless, secured the opera house
for the appointed evening and an
overflow crowd came to hear him.
The Goodland Republic, the local
paper, gave long account of the
lecture stating that Father Tuite
spoke over two hours and held the
closest attention of his audience to
the last
A Priest with Base Ball Men.-An
interesting bit of baseball biography
was revealed a few days ago at Stone
ham, Texas, when the New York
Giants" played a benefit game for
st. Joseph's church. On the day be-
fore the game Father Campbell, while
talking to several of the players, re-
called that twenty-five years ago he
had preached a sermon in Allegheny
N. Y, and added: 81 remember well
that Hughey Jennings, now manager
of the Detroit club, was one of the
singers in the choir that day."
Eyes," and l pumped the organ,
said voice in Father CampbelTs ear
and he turned to shake hands with
John McGraw. 1t appears that Nc
Graw, Father Campbell and Jennings
were schoolmates in the long ago.
Redmond Aids Finerty Monument
| John Redmond last month sent q
draft for $500 for the monument to
John F. Finerty soon to be erected
in Chicago.
Mass for a Hundred Years.-The
will of the Rev. Cyprian Eisele, rector
of st. Joseph's Church in Astoria, L
l., provides that the rectors of the
Church in Unterstadion, Wurtemberg
Germany, shall sing Requiem Mass
annually for 100 years for the repose
of the souls of Father Eisele, Veron
lea Schlegel and Juliana Schlegel
This duty is required in consideration
of the bequest to the church by Father
Eisele of an estate he inherited from
Veronica Schlegel. The will also
leaves considerable property to st. 10
sephs Church and it's societies.
New York Staats-Verband.-Th
Staats-Verband of New York will holC
it's nineteenth annual convention, a
Rochester, May 81, June 1 and 2.
Memorial in Carroll Home.-A mar
BILE altar railing will be erected il
the chapel of Doughoregan Manor
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie:
Carroll of Carrollton, Nd, in com
memoration of the wedding of theil
son, Charles Bancroft Carroll, ant
Miss Anita Hack, which will TAX,
place April 20. The rail which wa
bought in Italy, is now being erected
and will probably be completed b.
the time the wedding takes place.
A Generous Contribution.-Th
Mount ST. Rose Hospital Campaign,
in st. Louis, which set out to rails
a 100000 fund, closed with $118,592
81. The largest individual contribu
tor was Mrs. Lille Busch, who CAV
$4,000.