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Five Marble Affairs BIessed.-Five
new marble affairs were
dedicated in st. Joseph's Church,
N. Y, on the morning of st.
Patrick's Day. The affairs are among
The most beautiful in the Brooklyn
diocese. The main altar alone cost
100000, and is a memorial to the late
Robert Furey, and the side affairs
are memorials of the late Vicar Gener-
al Mcnamara and the Rev. Father
Corcoran.
Son of City Founder Dead.-Bon-
duel Juneau, son of Solomon Juneau,
founder of Milwaukee, died recently
in Oakland, Kan. He was seventy
years old. He went west in 1873, To-
eating first in Topeka, Kan, where he
served as chief of police. He had
been in poor health for a long time.
Mr.. Juneau was born in Milwaukee in
1916, and lived there until 1852. He
was named after Father Bonduel.
Redemptorist Priest Succumbs.-
Rev. Benedict Neithart, c. IS. R., died
in Chicago last week. He suffered a
stroke of paralysis some weeks ago
and was taken to the Alexian
Brothers Hospital Father Neithart
had the singular honor of being in
charge of every Redemptorist parish
in the province for a time since join
ing the Order.
Dubuque Pastor Passes.-Reverend
Thomas Campbell, for the last seven
teen years a priest of the Archdiocese
of Dubuque, died recently at La
Crosse, Wis. He was born at Carri-
gallen, County Leitrim, Ireland, forty
five years ago. He was educated
for the priesthood in his native land,
and came to the Archdiocese of Du-
buque seventeen years ago. He
served at ST. ColumbkilIs, Dubuque;
Fort Dodge, Mason City, Volga City,
Lycurgus, Nashua, and lately at Han
over. The funeral was held at Wau-
kon, La.
Mexican PreIate Meets Cardinal
Mora of Mexico City, who
arrived in New Orleans two weeks
ago to confer with Cardinal Gibbons
who was in that city visiting with his
brother, reports Mexico as undergo
ing a reign of terror; prominent
citizens have been executed; hun
dreds are crowded into the Belen
penitentiary, among them 800 native
priests. Every convent, church,
school and hospital has been looted,
and Sisters turned into the streets.
Celebrates Golden Jubilee.-Very
Rev. Joseph Subileau celebrated his
golden jubilee in New Orleans on
March II. He was born in France in
1910 and in 1863 he was one of the
thirty-fve seminarians who respond
ed to the call of Archbishop Odin for
priests for Louisiana, where he has
labored ever since.
Missionary's Sudden Death.-The
Rev. John H. Lowekamp, G. IS. R., of
st. James Church, Baltimore, Md,
died suddenly on March Is in the par
ish house. Father Lowekamp had
been ailing for several months and he
became seriously i'll three days be-
fore. His death was due to heart
disease. Father Lowekamp was born
April 5, 1851. He was ordained May
20, 1875. For six years he was rec
tor of the Church of Our Lady of Per-
petual Help, New York. For mum
Der of years he served as Vice Pro
vincial of the Canadian Province of
the Redemptorist Order. Before TAX
ing up his duties at st. James Church,
fourteen years ago, Father Lowekamr
did much missionary work.
Catholic Consul GeneraI.-Colonel
Michael j. Hendrick, whose home was
in Pen Yam until he entered the con.
sular service, and who has served as
consul in Belleville, Ont, and Mono
ton, N. B., and who for the past year
has been Consul General in Christi
ania, Norway, will be transferred to
Bremen. Colonel Hendrick is brother
of the late Rt. Rev. Thomas Hendrick
formerly of Rochester, who died in
Cebu, P. l., where he was Bishop, and
also of Mgr. Joseph Hendrick, of Ovid
Monument to Robert Emmet.-Ac.
cepting the suggestion of Very Rev,
P. F. Farrelly, dean and pastor OF
Assumption Church, Emmetsburg
Iowa, that residents erect a statue OF
the illustrious Irish patriot, Robert
Emmett, in a public square, the An.
cient Order of Hibernians of Palo
Alto county has appointed a commit
tee to take preliminary steps to have
the monument erected when the prop
er time arrives for action-when
Home Rule for Ireland is put into
effect. The town was named after
Emmett by its founder, Martin Coonan
Catholic oratorio Society.-Cardi.
nal Farley has appointed Auxiliary
Bishop Cusack to the presidency OF
the Catholic Oratorio Society of New
York, founded by the Cardinal in 1904