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The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02
DIOCESE OF WINONA

Rochester: The twenty-fourth an
nual report of the Sisters of st. Fran
els, in charge of St. Mary's hospital,
was made public last week. 1t shows
that 1916 operations were performed
at the hospital during 1913. The total
number of patients operated upon
was 8,478, which is over one-seventh
of the total number of patients cared
for during the twenty-four years that
the hospital has been open. The re-
port shows that thirty-three countries
were represented by patients and they
professed twenty-nine different re-
ligions. st. Mary's hospital was
founded in 1889 by the Sisters of st.
Francis, Rochester, and was formally
opened October 1, 1889, with a ca
pacity of forty-five beds. Since the
opening of the hospital over $500
patients were received and cared for.
The operations were performed by the
firm.
Adrian: There were fifty-f1ve mem.
bers in the class of candidates re-
ceived by the knights of Columbus
Sunday, April 26. The candidates with
the visiting and local knights marched
to the Church of st. Adrian where
High Mass was celebrated at ten
o'clock by the pastor, Reverend O.
Zachmann, who also preached the ser
mon. The three degrees were con
ferred during the afternoon by the
st. Paul team of which NJ. ]. Ryan is
director. In the evening, Past State
Deputy John Barry presided as toast
master at the banquet Addresses
were given by M. J. Ryan and w. D
Dwyer of st. Paul, a member of the
National Board of Directors. Mr.
Dwyer also had charge of the degree
work in the afternoon. The local coun
Gil was instituted two years ago anG
already has more than 200 members
Wabasha: George F. Satory, the
we'll known ecclesiastical decorator
has been awarded the contract fol
frescoeing st. Mary's Academy, Colum
bia, Nebraska, and the Church of st
Joseph, at st. Joseph, Iowa, of which
the Reverend NJ Ruemmele is pastor
Mankato: About 5000 was realized
from the entertainment given in the
Loyola Club last week. The five-act
drama, "The Lady of Lyons" was
presented under the direction of 10
seph Blissenbach, who also took the
part of Colonel Dana in the cast
The play, which has been called Bul
wer Lytton's most successful drama
was the most ambitious attempt ye
made by local talent and the enthusi
astic applause of the crowded house
has given great encouragement to the
members of the Loyola Club.
Vernon Centre: The opera house
was well filled Tuesday evening, Apri
21, when "The Lady of Lyons" wa.
presented under the auspices Of the
Civic League The cast was com
posed of the members of the Loyols
Club of Mankato who had presented
the same drama in their home city
Ladies Of the Civic League enter
tanned the members of the cast a
supper in the Vernon Centre Hote
and served lunch after the perform
ance.
The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02

Fargo: Work on the new Sacred
Heart Academy building is now in
progress. Poison Bros, of Chicago,
ILL.,, are the general contractors and
Mr.. T. P. Riley of this city has the
contract for the plumbing, heating
and electric work. The building, de-
signed by Mr.. Geo. P. Studuhar of
Rock Island, ILL.,, is to be of reinforced
concrete with veneer of pressed
brick trimmed in terra Gotta. In the
plans ample provision has been made
for music and art studios, laboratories
and class-rooms. The new building
will contain forty-two private rooms
for boarders, well equipped gymna'
sium and a spacious auditorium with
stage. Completed it will cost about
$95, 1000.
Prof. Gordon w. Randlett of the
North Dakota Agricultural College re
Gently gave the students of Sacred
Heart Academy an interesting and in
structive lecture on certain phases
Of rural life.
Combinations: Right Reverend
Bishop O'Reilly will administer con
firmation at st. Joseph's Church, LIE
roy, on Tuesday, May 5th, and on
Wednesday, May 9Th, at Sacred Heart
Church, Oakwood.
Wimbledon: Reverend P. Nc
oCfA ~
Church, is ill at st. Johns Hospital
Fargo.
Jamestown: The pupils of st
Johns Academy are preparing for ar
entertainment to be given on Tues
day evening of next week.
Geneseo: Thirteen Hours Devotion
was held at st. Martins Church last
Tuesday.
Cando: The laying of the corner
stone of the new Sacred Heart Church
took place on Thursday of last week
in the midst of heavy rain shower
Nine of the neighboring clergy were
present and Rt Rev. Bishop O'ReillJ
officiated. A short address was made
by Rev. John J. Mcdonald of Michi
gan City, N. D.
Valley City: A supper and enter
tainment were given on Monday even
ing, May 21st, by the ladies of st
GATHERINGS parish.
The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02

On Wednesday afternoon, April %,
took place the unveiling of the bust
of His Eminence, James Cardinal Glib
bons, Chancellor of the Catholic Uni
versity of America, presented to the
Cardinal Gibbons Memorial Hall by
Mr.. Michael Jenkins, of Baltimore,
treasurer of the University. The pres
entation discourse was made by the
Rev. P. G. Gavan, pastor of the Sacred
Heart Church, Washington, for many
years the Chancellor Of Cardinal Glib
bons. The bust was accepted in the
name of the University by the Most
Rev. John ]. Glennon, Archbishop of
ST. Louis. Cardinal Gibbons was pres
ent on the occasion and surrounded
by the Board of Trustees of the Cath
olic University, by it's professors and
students and the heads of eight re-
ligious houses in the vicinity.
The bronze bust of the Cardinal is
slightly over life-size. The pedestal
is Of rosate. marble and upon it is the
coat of arms Of the Cardinal, likewise
in bronze. The bust is the work of
J. Maxwell Miller, a distinguished
sculptor of Baltimore, also a native
and prize student of that city. Mr..
Miller, likewise, executed the very
| handsome medallion, which was
struck on the occasion of the Cardi-
nails double jubilee, and thought by
many to be the most perfect bronze
medallion ever executed in the Unit
ed States.
The bust stands in the center of
the beautiful reception lobby of the
| Cardinal Gibbons Memorial Hall.
Around the hall are set in sixteen
large open panels as many beautiful
bronze shields, upon which are in
scribed, in Gothic lettering of red
and black, the names of 113 principal
benefactors of the hall, persons who
gave $500 or more towards it's erec.
ton.
The event was an unusually historic
and animated one, and marks the com
pletion of the beautiful Memorial
Hall, begun three years ago in honor
Of the double jubilee of Cardinal Glib.
bons, and recently completed at to.
tai expense of $260,000. This large
fund was entirely contributed by his
personal friends and admirers, so that
the noble edifice stands today free OF
debt. It has rooms for 130 students
besides several large apartments, and
number of halls for social and ad.
ministrative purposes.
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.CATHOuC|TY IN BELFAST
FIRST CHAPEL ERECTED IN 1894
SECOND BUILT IN 191O-FA.
THEIR o'DoNNELL, THE FIRST
PARISH PRIEST OF BELFAST,
DIED IN 1314-TEN PARISHES
NOW IN THE CITY. . n

Nothing can bring to mind the
amazing growth of Catholicity in Bel
fast during hundred years more than
the fact" says the Dublin Weekly
Freeman, that the first parish priest
of Belfast died on New Years day of
the year 1914. This venerated pastor of
the Northern city, Father Hugh
O'Donnell, erected the first chapel in
Belfast in 1882. So strong was the
ascendancy faction in these days that
it was not till 1882 that they would
entertain the proposal to permit the
building Of small chapel on that
spot where an old shed stood in Mill
Street. This edifice (St Mary's) was
dedicated. May 80, 1884, and it is
creditable to record that the Belfast
Volunteer Company attended the cere-
mony in full dress-while the pulpit
was a gift from the Rev. William
Bristow, Protestant Vicar of Belfast.
1t was not till the autumn of 1903 that
Father O'Donnell got second curate.
In 1910 he built second church (St.
Patrick's), but he resigned the parish
in 1872, and died on January 1, 1914.
There are now ten parish churches
in Belfast as we'll as two monastery
churches."'
The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02

K. of c. Initiation: The Knights of
Columbus initiated large class of
candidates in the first and second de-
grees Friday evening, April "a. The
third degree will be conferred on the
new members Friday evening, this
week, under the supervision of DR.. E.
w. Fahey.
st. James orphanage: "a Message
from Mars" is the title of the photo
play to be presented May 18th, at the
Rex Theatre, Duluth, for the benefit of
st. James Orphanage.
The Bishops Club: The Bishops
Club series of meetings for this season,
ended on Tuesday evening, with an
elaborate program of music and read
The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02
K. OF c. SCHOLARSHIPS

Out of the large number of applica-
tions that came in from various parts
of the United States for the knights
Of Columbus graduate scholarships at
the Catholic University, only sixty
were eligible to take the entrance ex-
animation. Examinations will be held
ON May Ia at different places through
out the country. As a result Of these
examinations, fifty candidates will be
awarded scholarships at the Univer-
sity, to enter on September 20, 1914.
The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02
ST. JosEPH's HOSPITAL
Training School for Nurses.

Young ladies, desiring to take up
nursing as profession, will be ad-
mitted to our Training School for
Nurses, from March / to September 1.
For further information write to the
principal Of the Training School
ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL,
Deadwood, s. D.
Conducted by the Sisters of st.
Benedict.
The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02
DIOCESE OF SIOUX FALLS

Aberdeen: The Altar Society of
Sacred Heart Church held a rummage
sale in the building formerly occu-
pied by Juster Bros, on S. Main, Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week.
Watertown: The members of the
local council of the Knights of Colum.
bus are making preparations to init.
ate a class of candidates for the Or.
der, Sunday, May 10.
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AGENTS. WANTED.

Capable and energetic solicitors
wanted in every parish to canvass
for The Catholic Bulletin. A money
making proposition. Now is the time
to secure territory. For terms, etc.,
write, The Catholic Bulletin, 315 New
ton Building, ST. Paul, MINI.
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FOR ADoPTIoN: Baby girl two
weeks old. Dark hair and blue eyes.
For particulars address M. F., co The
Catholic Bulletin.
The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02
CARDINALS BUST UNVEILED

BUST OF CARDINAL GIBBONS PRE-
sENTED TO GIBBONS MEMO
RIAL HALL OF THE CATHOLIC
UNIVERSITY BY Mr.. JENKINS
OF RALTIMORE-MARKS CON-
PLETION OF THE BUILDING AT
A COST OF $3.50, o,ooo-A PERSON.
AL TRIBUTE TO HIS EMINENcE.
The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02

WANTED: Small piece of land in
Southern Minnesota, near town in
which there is Catholic Church.
Will pay cash. Write Box At, Jud,
N. D., giving full description and
price.
The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02
DIOCESE OF FARGO.

Diocesan Correspondent: Rev. v.
Ryan. sos Broadway, Fargo, NJ D.
The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02
DIOCESE OF DULUTH.

Diocesan Correspondent: J. r. Nc
Kinnon, 1920 E. 3rd ST., Duluth.
The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02
mnrlnnf8 8nnkH
Brief Reviews and Notices

The Russian Empire of Today and
Yesterday: BY Nevin o. Winter.
Published by L. C. Page & Co., So
Beacon Street, Boston. Price, $500
The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02
DIOCESE OF ST. CLOUD.

Diocesan Correspondence Rev. Chas
A. Mayer. The Cathedral, st. Cloud.
The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02

Valley City: A supper and enter.
tainment were given on Monday even.
ing, May 21st, by the ladies of ST.
GATHERINGS parish.
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81 Sabre alte Sobn 8. oSo6nion Don
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bat er ii6 uidt mebr ieben Iaiien.
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Gterbli6feitsberid)t.

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Wobapt Str, S6pG6e.
Sobn s. WoObs, 80, 2709Diaiama
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Sdpinbiu6t.
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WarIan 4pe., e6nd6e.
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4pe., 9lutdrmuth.
Walter Denton Jarrar, s, 1421
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Sdpd1e.
Winifreb skrlod, SO, SIS SOp.ins
Str, @Itsrsi5pdds.
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Sat BeluiiIensGiTe.

8ur9 9spi7ens6iFe getrieben
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Rennbabn in 2atonia Dsripielt. Der
iperrt.
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G5esGrIaatxitiA.in..

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ter bert6eiIt pcroen. Subert 9(nsc.
brandt If. lit 1eitnnlentspoliiirefer.
Charles Sepler permadt
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Sep(er.
gtabIab Sa1en.
Der pcri6nlide Nadlai, oes Serb.
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item, iotoie elmer @ef1ngniBitraie bon
6 Uionlter perirtbeilt.
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Tentidjcr eanoiuebr .gsrein.

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rugen $53.25 uno Die sluseaben
$500.
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Weburtem.

Watbias unb Ssnrietts Gonrub
5000 Gleinbisp 2lps., &nabe.
9lubrsp uno Sebpig 9ouiton, 1O8G
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perin Ctr, MGb9en.
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IL. Ctr, &nabe.
4lbert unb Qlma 9aumgarten, 463
Warner Ctr, MGb6eH.
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Stra,en6ahn 6esablt.

Die Strabenbahns s9eiellidaft bat
geitern oem Stdbtauoitor 9eimann
ben ibIiden gbed fir bic Der Sta0t
5utommenbsn feds pro3ent Der Sim
Habmen pdbreno Der psrflofensn brei
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perfloFenen 9ierteIjabrss beliefen ii6
auf 81 ,3S8,779.1S, cine 3unubms um
$185,0o0 gss.n oen slsideH 3eitruum
bes Oerflofensn Subres. Der glntbeil
Der Staot betrGst $S3, 3,326.75 gsgen
$72,215.05 fir ben sleihen 3sitruum
i'm DOriseH Sabre.
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