The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-06-26

Ice Vi HIS OIullldIlOll SOuu6 tlIil6 dSO
at the Abbey Chapel, Mt. Angel, Ore
gon, by Pontifcal High Mass. In
the afternoon there was an entertain
ment in the big auditorium of the
college in honor of the Bishop. The
silver jubilee proper will be celebrated
June 80 at the Cathedral of Baker
City.
Catholics on Commission Governor
Whitman of New York has appointed
the five members of the new industrial
commission, which will take over the
work of the state labor bureau and
the workmen's compensation commits
sion. John Mitchell, ex-president of
the United Mine Workers union and
member of the compensation commits
sion, is chairman of the new board.
James M. Lynch, eX-president of the
International Typographical union, is
the other appointee from organized
labor. The salary is $4,000 a year.
Celebrated First Mass. Rev. John
P. Demuth, who was ordained to the
priesthood at st. Paul Seminary on
June 8, said his first Mass at Sacred
Heart Church, Meyer, Ia, on June
10. Father Demuth made his CLASH
cal studies at Campion College, Prai-
RE du Chen, Wis, and at Dubuque
College.
Priest on Library Board.-At a re
cent meeting of the Library Trustees
of the Public Library, Lawrence,
Mass, the Very Rev. James r. O'Reil-
ly, o. S. A., was elected as vice
chairman of the board, succeeding
Judge Charles U. Bell, who resigned
from the board of trustees some time
ago, and whose place as yice-chair-
man had not been filled.
Priest PIacates Indians.-It tran
spires that the credit for bringing
about the submission of the Ute or
| Navajo Indians in their recent out
break against the authorities in an
endeavor to protect one of their num-
Der, Tse-Ne-Got, who had killed a
white man, belongs to Rev. Anselm
Weber, Catholic missionary amongst
the Indians, and not to General Scott
as was widely heralded in the press.
General Scott himself acknowledged
the good work of Father Anselm in
bringing the Indians to peaceful
state, and submission to the law.
Diamond Jubilee CeIebrated.-Four
young men were invested with the
habit of the Christian Brothers on
the late feast of ST. de la Sale, al
Ammendale, Maryland On the same
day, the diamond jubilee of two ven
cradle members of the Baltimore dis
trict was fittingly observed. Rev
Brother Gustavus, the elder of the
4 jubilarians, has seen service in nearly
a score. of the larger cities of the
United States and Canada Rev
Brother Clellan, his companion in hon
ors, has labored principally in Canada
Pennsylvania and the south. Thes,
Brothers have seen, with pleasure anC
pride, the Christian Brothers Insti
tute develop from one province ant
200 Brothers in 1856, to six provinces
and 1900 Brothers in 1915.
To Aid Delinquent 5oys.-A brancl
of the Catholic Boys Protectiv
League, the purpose of which is to re
lieve and remedy delinquency anon
the Catholic boys of New York, swa
| organized recently in ST. COLUMBIA
hall, 339 West Twenty-fifth stree
New York. This is the third of tn
Catholic Big Brother groups to be OF
: ganiZed under the direction of tn
Catholic Protective Society and wit
the approval of Cardinal Farley.
Priest Heads commission-At TIL
J annual meeting of the Michigan Hi
torical Commission, held in Lansin
recently, Rt. Rev. Mgr. F. A. OBriel
LII. D., of Kalamazoo, was electe
president and Prof Claude H. Va
Pine, of Ann Arbor, vice-president.
Aged Jesuit's JubiIee.-The Re,
: Dominic Pantanella of the Sacre
. Heart College, Denver, Colo, celebra
led the fiftieth anniversary of his O
. dination on June 10. He is eighty-fou
years old and has been a Jesuit sixt,
|, four years. He was born in Isol;
Italy, October 81, 1881, and entered tn
novitiate of the Jesuit order in 1856
at Naples. He taught five years
!, the College of Mobiles there, and b.
. gan his philosophy at Walls, Franc
He studied mathematics at Paris, an
!. took his first vows in Belgium. II
: was ordained June 10, 1865, and wa
. sent to the United States in 1856
= He taught at Georgetown College tie
: years, and at Woodstock three year
and came West in 1882. He was re
= tor of the college in Las Vegas, N. M
two years, and opened college ;
Morrison, Colo, which was moved |
. Denver in 1884 and named the Co
6 lege of the Sacred Heart.
!. Or. Moynihan Addresses Graduate
1.-THE Very Rev. H. Moynihan, Pres
Il dent of st. Thomas College. st. Pau
= Mimi, addressed the graduates of
: Mary's College and Academy, Monro
= Mich, at the commencement exercis,
on June 16. The diplomas and media
were presented by the Right Reeve
= end E. d. Kelly, Auxiliary Bishop
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