The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-02-13
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Ethics Of Civics, modern economic
problems, public health and hygiene,
mental hygiene and general econom-
les. Rev. +. Siedenburg, S. j., is the
principal lecturer.
New Sisters Academy.-The new
Academy for girls at Salina, Kan,
will have main building to cost
about 100000. The Sisters of st.
Joseph will be in charge.
PreIate Gives AItar.-Right Rev.
Monsiguor Isaac p. Whelan, rector OF
st. Patrick's Cathedral, Newark, N.
J., has presented to Seton Hall Col
lege i'll South Orange, magnificent
altar OF Italian marble costing over
81 900. Mgr Whelan was ordained in
Seton Hall in June 1875.
New Catholic Papers.-On the
threshold Of the new year two new
Corners make their appearance in
American Catholic journalism, the Jo-
sephinum, of Columbus, o., and the
Echo, of Buffalo, n. Y.
Catholic Musician Dead.-Professo
Guillaume Couture, one of the most
talented musicians in Canada, and
who was also we'll known in this
country and Europe for his beautiful
compositions OF sacred music, died at
his home in Montreal on January II.
He was active in Catholic circles for
many years, taking Il special interest
in the work Of the choirs in the Cath
oiic churches of Montreal.
Auto For Fire ChapEairs.-A num-
Der of public-spirited residents of
Newark, n. j., have purchased and
presented to the fire department chap
lains, Father M. P. Corcoran and Rev.
Mr.. Howard, for their joint use, a
powerful automobile.
Ryan Sends War Nurse.-Thomas
f. Ryan, of New York has sent to the
American Ambulance Hospital in
Paris, Miss Amy Lauboch, surgical
nurse of New York. Miss Lauboch
was in attendance on Mr.. Ryan at his
home until he was restored to health
after he met with an accident while
riding in Central Park several weeks
ago.
MIR. Bawlf's Eequests.-The will of
the late Nicholas Bawlf leaves $4,000
to Winnipeg charities. The estate
probates at $660,0O0, consisting largely
Of stocks and real estate. It's DISPOSE
tiCn is as follows: ST. ROniface Hos
pital, $4,000; Winnipeg General Hos
pital, $4,000; Misericordia Hospital,
$4,000; ST. Joseph's Orphanage, $4,000;
Home OF the Good Shepherd, $4,000;
ST Mary's Church, $4,000; ST. Vincent
de Paul Society. $1,000; and Associa-
ted Charities, $1,000. About $4,000
was given in personal legacies, and
the remainder of the estate was left
to the family.
Special Mass for Workers.-Cathol
employees of newspapers, the post
mere are making arrangements for a
special Mass at o'clock a. III. on
Sundays and holydays.
Aged Priest Resigns.--Rev. Charles
G.. Bolte, rector of st. Michaeps
Church, Monroe, Mich, has resigned,
because of old age. He has passed
eighty aud was ordained more than
half a century ago.
$4,000 to Charity.-Forty thousand
dollars worth of preferred stock in the
Dubuque Telegraph-Herald was voted
eight charitable institutions of Dubu-
que at a directors meeting OF this
company held recently. The institu-
lions are: ST. Vincent de Paul So
ciety, Finley Hospital, Mt Pleasant
Home for the FriendleSs, Mercy Hos
pital, Sisters OF Good Shepherd. Dll-
buque Boys Club, st. Mary's Orphans
Home, ST. Anthony's Home for Aged,
all of which are donated fifty shares
Of stock each, at a par value of S100,
or total Of $4,000 each. The action
marks the realization Of long years
of anticipation on the part of Mr.. p.
J. Quigley, business manager and
principal owner OF The Telegraph
Herald
Polish Clerical AIIiance.-January
q and % the members of the Polish
Clerical Alliance OF the United
States met in session in Buffalo, n. Y
Among the distinguished guests were:
Most Reverend John BonZano, Apostol-
ic Delegate; Right Reverend Paul
Rhode of Chicago; Right Reverend
Edward Kozlowski, Auxiliary Bishop
of Milwaukee; Most Reverend Arch
bishop Weber, Toronto, Ont. The ses.
sion was opened at St Stanislaus
Church, January 81, the Apostolic
Delegate being celebrant of the Pom
tifcal Mass The sermon was
preached by Bishop kozlowski.
Death Of Sister of Charity.-Sister
Mary Gonzaga at Mount Carmel, Du-
buque, Ia, one of the oldest members
of the Sisters of Charity, died recent.
ly. Sixty-two years ago she entered
the order and has since been one of
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