The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-03-27
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charging false arrest and imprison-
ment The defendants, all residents
of Appleton, are Mayor Kneuppel, Po-
lice Chief Garvey, City Attorney Ryan
and Patrolmen Scherk, Vaughan and
Deltgen. Brandon bases his suit on
his arrest following riot in Appleton,
January %. He was scheduled to de-
liver an anti-Catholic address and was
forbidden to do so by the mayor He
talked to a crowd from the steps of
the hall and when the police inter-
fered a riot ensued. He was locked
up for a short time, but was released
that night.
CIercymen on Civic Boards.-In San
Francisco Bishop Hanna has been ap-
pointed vice-president of the Cali
fornia State Commission on Immigra-
ton and Housing, and in Louisville
the Rev. DR.. Schuhmann, rector of st.
Johns Church, has been appointed by
the Mayor a member of the City Vice
Commission.
Died at Age of 129.-Francis Xavier
Gierstein, recluse, teacher and organ
list in ST. Barbara's Catholic parish at
Westbrookfield near Massillion, Ohio,
died on March 1 at the age of 129
years. Friends declare his birth GER
tificate issued in Barcelona, Spain,
bore the date of 1886. He had lived in
that section of Spain until 1852, when
he came to this country with his ia
Their, who died at the age of 10.
Prominent Priest Dead.-Reverend
Charles O'Reilly, the first National
Treasurer of the Irish Land League of
/ America, and for many years one of
the most prominent priests in the Mid
die West, died at his home in West
Detroit, Mich, on March 2. Father
O'Reilly retired from active duty sew
eral years ago.
Golden Jubilee of T. A. Society,"
Beginning on Easter Sunday and con-
tinuing all through the week and also
on the following Sunday, st. Joseph's
Catholic Total Abstinence Society of
Boston will celebrate its golden jubi-
lee. On Sunday, April 4, the members
will attend the 9 o'clock Mass in st.
Joseph's Church, receive Holy Com
munion in a body and listen to SER
mon prepared especially for the occa-
sion They will have breakfast in the
| MnT0Hoxy r1iuI1f fhnro
will be banquet, at which it is ex-
pected 500 persons will be present
The guests will include the pastor OF
st. Joseph's' Church, Rev. Lawrence
w. Slattery; the president of the Dio.
cesar Total Abstinence Union, Rev
Joseph v. Tracy, d. D., permanent rec
tor of st. Columbkille's Church, Brigh'
ton; the spiritual director of st. 10
seph's Society, Rev. Peter j. sMcCor
mack; Governor Walsh, Mayor Curley
Justice Carroll of the Supreme Court
Judge Heating of the, Superior Court
Judge Charles S. Sullivan of the Mu.
nicipal Court of Charlestown, Postmas
ter Murray, Joseph T. Brennan, Esq.
high chief ranger of the Massachu
sets Catholic Order of Foresters, and
other prominent men.
Retired Officer Buried.-The funeral
of Col. James Baird Quinn, retired, oil
the engineering corps of the United
States Army, who died at Woodstock
Md, recently, was held from ST. AL
phonsus Church. Low Mass was offered
by Father Hennessy. Burial was in st
Alphonsus Cemetery adjoining the
church. The honorary pallbearers
were all graduates of the class of 1866
at West Point, of which Colonel Quinn
was member
Resignation of Chaplain Doran.-
Rev. Michael G. Doran, chaplain Tent1
Infantry, United States Army, which
is stationed at Camp Otis, Canal Zone
has rendered his resignation from the
army.
Record of Day Nursery and Home
Since the opening of the Day Nursery
and Emergency Home, st. Louis, Mo.
up to January 1, of this year, Father
Dempsey has cared for 1,1S8 different
individuals, of which number 119 were
committed to the Home by the
Juvenile Court
kenrick Seminary.-W Work is being
pushed on the new Kenrick Seminary
in Glennon Park, st. Louis, the hand
some 100000 structure that is tt
throw open it's stately doors in the
autumn of 1915 to young men studying
for the priesthood.
New Charitable Hore.-The Broth
ers of Charity who conduct the House
of the Angel Guardian in Roxbury
Mass, and who have sheltered anC
trained over $1,000 boys during the
past half century, will shortly begiI
work on a new home in Jamaica Plain
near Boston.
/ Massachusetts Catholic Population
.l-Out of every thousand persons in
Massachusetts,, 366 are Catholics, anC
yet Massachusetts was once the home
of the most virulent bigotry against
Everything Catholic.
| Father Dempseys HoteI.-The diff
lferent individuals entertained at the
Workingwomen's Hotel. ST. Louis, Mo.
from the opening until January 1, OF
this year, were 85S; meals served, 80,