The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-09
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NEW WORLD ITEMS.
New Arkansas Monsignor.- Right
Reverend John b. Morris, Bishop OF
Little Rock, Ark, is in receipt of a
cablegram from Rome announcing
the creation Of the Very Rev. P. En-
right of Pine Bluff Monsignor.
Generous Gift to Orphanaee.-At
the Mission of the Immaculate Vir-
gin, Mount Loretto, Staten, Island,
n. Y, a new building for the babies
is in course of construction. Its cost
will be 100000, and will be the sift
of George l.. Duval, of New York.
Canadian ChapIain.-Rev. P. Nc
Quilan of Halifax, who has been APP
pointed Catholic Chaplain of the
second contingent, is native of Char
lottetown, p. E. /. He volunteered
for the first contingent but there was
no place for him.
Catholic Poet Named.-T. DAILY Of
the Catholic Standard and Times OF
Philadelphia is included in the Cleve-
land Plain Dealers reply TO CORE
sDondent who asked it to name six OF
the greatest living American poets.
The reply gives this list: James
Whitcomb Riley, Edwin Markham,
Edmund Vance Cooke, Percy Mack
aye, Thomas Augustin DAILY, Henry
Van Dyke.
Cardinal Gives $4,000 to Poles.-The
American Polish relief committee, OF
which Nine. Marcella Sembrich is
chairman, has received a check for
$4,000 from Cardinal Farley to be
applied to the fund for the relief OF
the war sufferers in Poland. In his
letter to Nine. Sembrich, Cardinal
Farley informed her of his acceptance
of an invitation extended 10 him tc
become a member of the committee.
Chief Justice White Honored.-Tht
Chief Justice of the Supreme Cour
and Mrs White were the guests o.
Holy Cross College, Catholic Univer
sity, recently, when the Laetare Me
dal, conferred by Notre Dame Uni
versity, was formally presented by it,
President, the Reverend John c. Cav
anaugh OF the Congregation OF The
Holy Cross.
CALGARY Catholics Combine.-Cal
gary, Alberta, Can, has shown villa
united action can effect. A Catholl
mayor, Dr. Costello, has been elected
and the church taxation proposal wa
defeated. Dr. Costello is the frs
Catholic mayor of Calgary since it
incorporation as Il city.
The Catholic University Estate
The entire estate of the Catholic Uni
versity of America, Washington, i
now estimated at $6,305 ,8S4S7 1t
endowments represent $780, 54.1S
The annual collections in the dioceses
as received to November, 1917
amounted to $19,2O6.32. Bishop Dons
hue, of Wheeling, and John McGlinr
of Philadelphia, contributed eac
$1,000. The total number OF student
connected with the university is III;
The teaching staff of the universit
numbers SO.
Troy Pastor Dead.-Rev. John I
Lowery, LII. D., pastor OF st. Mary
Church, Troy, N. Y, in the Alban
diocese, died recently, aged 70 years
DR.. Lowery was noted as an orato
writer and poet. He was born i
Utica and was graduated from S
Charles College, Baltimore The d.
gree of doctor of laws was conferre
upon him by the University of Mia;
ara. DR.. Lowery was ordained in 1856
Other parishes in which he had offic
ated were Albany, Oswego, John
town, Fonda and Cohoes.
Cincinnati Catholic Bequests.-Th
will of Rosa H. Trum, of Cincinnati
prohibited recently, made the FOLLOW
ing generous requests: Mt. S
Mary's Seminary, for the education {
young IuSu W LlG p1lSoIuOOOS PTSOVN
Little Sisters of the Poor, $1,000
Good Samaritan Hospital buildin
fund, $1,000; Good Samaritan HOSP
tai, for furnishing two rooms, $500
st. Mary's Hospital, $1,000; st. Fra
els Hospital, $500; st. Joseph's o
phan Asylum, $500; st. Aloysius o
phan Asylum, $3.50; Boys Protector
$3.50; Chfdren's Home, 5000, in mer
DRY of her sister, Lucy.
Minister Threatens to Join Knight
w. r. Collett, executive secretal
of the Denver Federation for Chart
and Philanthropy, is an ordaine
minister in the Methodist Episcop
church, and says he expects to die on
But if some persons know don't ste
saying ugly things about the House
the Good Shepherd" Father M
Menamin said Mr. Collett had declare
to him, 'Tll join the Knights of c
lumbus."
5ieotry Proves 5oomerang.-Fra
els P. Hollern, the energetic and et
cient secretary of the Pennsylvan
Federation of Catholic Societies and