The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-10-23
NEW WORLD ITEMS.

Estate Willed to charity.-The late
Miss Jennie Clarity of Worcester,
Mass, left practically all of her $4,000
estate to Catholic charitable institu-
tions.
New orphanage.-The German st.
Vincent's Orphan Society of ST. Louis,
Mo-, will begin without delay the
erection of new st. Vincent Orphan
age to cost about 100000.
Catholic Commands Gunboat.-I
Lieutenant Commander William D.
Leahy, u. S. N, of the Bureau of
Navigation, has been appointed to
assume command of the gunboat
Dolphin" Commander Leahy is a
Catholic.
Archbishop o'shea Returns.-Most
Reverend Thomas O'Shea, Coad-
jutor Archbishop of Wellington, N.
e., sailed from Vancouver, B. c., Sep
TENDER 20, for Wellington.
Catholic Study Class.-The Cath
Ole Women's Scripture Glass" of Gin
cinnati has been reorganized as the
Catholic Women's Study Glass"
This years course will include twelve
lectures on Philosophy.
Protects Catholic orphans.-B Buffalo
has Society for the Protection of
Roman Catholic Children" Mgr.
Baker is it's superintendent. Last
year it cared for 1,704 children in
four institutions.
c. X. of A. Convention.-The annual
convention of the Catholic Knights of
America was held in st. Louis, Mo-,
October 10 and II. This order has a
total membership of $1,000. The
convention was opened with street
parade to st. Agatha's Church where
Solemn Pontifical Mass was cele-
brated.
City Will Buy AsyIum.-The city
authorities of Baltimore are negotiat-
ing for the purchase of st. Elizabeth's
Infant Asylum and Industrial school
conducted by the Franciscan Sisters
on st. Paul Street, Baltimore. The
purchase is made necessary by the
city's plan for the widening of ST.
Paul Street.
carmeIite Monastery Blessed.
Wheeling, w. Va the cornerstone of
the monastery of the Disealced Car
melites, now building, will be blessed
on October "a, by Bishop Donahue.
Father Hopper, c. S. P, Changed
The Rev. w. e. Hopper, C. S. p, who
for the past five years has been at
tached to the Paulist Church in Chi
cago, has been transferred to Saint
Pauls College, near the Catholic Uni
versity of America, Washington, d. G.
Burses for Spokane Students.-In a
pastoral Right Reverend Bishop
Schinner appeals for twenty burses
of $4,000 each to defray the expenses
of students for the priesthood in the
Diocese of Spokane. The Jesuits
have about completed their new scho.
lasticate, and have offered the Bishop
the privileges of their class-rooms and
teaching staff for his seminarians, all
that is required being a habitation
for them. The money for the site and
the erection of suitable building fol
this purpose, Bishop Schinner expects
to obtain from a benefactor, and
solicits the burses for the maintenance
of the students in perpetuity.
Ground for HospitaI.-Bishop Dona
hue, of Wheeling, w. Va, has con
cluded a deal for the purchase of. 6
tract of land on Thirteenth Avenue
Huntington, w. Va, on which to erect
a hospital, which will be conducted
by Sisterhood.
Chaplain Goes to the Front.-Rev
( p. McQuillan, of Halifax, N. S., Can.
who has been Catholic chaplain fol
the local corps since the outbreak Of
the war, has been appointed Roman
Catholic chaplain with the S5th Over
seas Regiment
American College Scholarships
The New York Archdiocese holds
thirteen scholarships in the American
College, Rome. Six of these are filled
and the students will be allowed tC
stay there. No other students will be
sent to the American College, Rome
until the war is over.
Jubilee Of Church.-The date o.
holding the golden jubilee of st
Mary's Church, Evanston, ILL.,, O
which the Rev. H. P. Smyth is pastor
has been postponed to November 81
The morning sermon will be preached
by Archbishop Glennon of st. Louis
and the evening sermon by Bishop
O'Reilly of Fargo.
Jesuit to New Mission.-Rev.
Havens Richards, S. j., dean of CAM
sius College, Buffalo, has been trans
ferred to the presidency of the nev
Catholic Regis High School, and tn,
rectorship of st. Ignatius' Church
New York City.
New Dominican church.-The nev
Church of st. Vincent Ferrer, of thu
Dominicans, in New York, will be al