The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-10-09

given shortly before his death to his
grand nephew, Father M, d. Lopez, OF
st. Anthony's Church. The estate
which consisted of five lots and the
house at 20S Ninety-second street,
was sold last spring, and the proceeds,
about $4,000, are to go to Father
Lopez's mother, Mrs. M. d. Lopez, who
makes her home with her son.
Father MacErlain Iniured.-The
Rev. J. G. MacErlain, pastor of Sa-
cred Heart Church, Jersey City, N. j.,
author of whittier Goest Thou?"
writer and lecturer for the temperance
cause, is in a serious condition
through shock, and Henry De Cass, of
Gutenberg, is dead, as the result of
an automobile accident on September
| IL, in the sandy road west of Bradley
Beach, Nj. The car skidded and
overturned into a ditch alongside the
road. De Cass, who was driving, was
pinned down by the car, and Father
MacErlain was dropped into the water
in the bottom of the ditch and when
the overturned car was righted De
Cass was found crushed to death at
| the wheel. Father MacErlain went to
Bradley Beach month ago to recup-
crate from a nervous breakdown.
| Physicians expressed doubts as to
his recovery after he had collapsed
/ from shock.
New Italian Chapel.--A new chapel
for public worship, in the Holy
Rosary Qtalian) parish school build
ing, Reading Pa, was solemnly
blessed and the first High Mass sung
therein on Sunday, September IL, by
1.-THE Right Rev. Monsignor George
i Bornemann, v. F., in the presence OF
a large gathering of Italians of that
Ineighborhood. The need of the new
chapel, which will seat about zoo
persons, was felt for long time, as
ninety per cent of the Italian popula
ton is in that section of the city
The Methodist proselytizers, seeing
there field of rich promise, acquired
property in the vicinity of the Italian
school. The new chapel, which is the
first step toward the establishment o.
new parish in that part OF the city
will counterfeit the work of the prose
t lytizers.
New York's X. of C. BuiIding.-In
vitations to serve on the committe,
d vyIiob 1uiII diroot tho aroo+inn,> Of T..
i Knights of Columbus building in New
a York have been accepted by Mayo
y Mitchell, Comptroller Prendergast, w
t Bourke Cochran, John D. Crimmins
n Joseph F. DAILY, Justice Bowling, Loui
r d. Con1ey, Herman Ridder, Chaunce
Olcott and more than fifty other Cath
lolic laymen. The building as nov
J. proposed by the committee will be
e Catholic headquarters for the metropC
:, lis. There will be offices for rents
s for Catholic societies, halls for NEE
r ings of Catholic propagandists,, bar
S Iquet halls and clubrooms, a gynns
S sum, and finally hotel
Prominent Omaha jesuits. -Fathe
:. Doran, President of Detroit Univel
! lsity, is one of five former Oman
i youths who now occupy high position
q OF Responsibility in Jesuit Institution
v in the United States. Only fe'
D weeks ago Rev. John B. Furay,. s. J
h was transferred from st. Johns Co
lege, Cleveland, o., to become pres
dent of the great Jesuit University
4 Chicago. Rev. Thomas ]. Smith, SO
e of Mr.. Andrew Smith, Twenty-fft
II and Chicago Streets, is vice presider
e. of st. Louis University, ST. Louis, Nc
r. Rev. Edward P. Kenney, S. j., Creigl
II ton, '98, is vice president of Gonzag
Ie University at Spokane, Wash, an
Rev. John Dainty, S. j., Creighton -
is dean of the school of Journalisl
: of Marquette University, Milwaukee
5e Wis.