The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-07-17
NEW WORLD ITEMS.

New Additions to the Teaching
Staff of the Catholic University
In the School of Philosophy, Rev,
Leo l.. MeVoy, S. T. L., of Provi-
dence, r. l., was made instructor in
the Department of Education; DR..
Charles C. Tansill, of Washington, ID.
c., Instructor in American History;
Mr.. John Thomas Drury, A. M, OF
Lynn, Mass, Instructor in Economics;
Mr.. Martinez de Alva, of Mexico City,
Instructor in Spanish; Rev. DIR. John
OGrady, Instructor in Social Science.
There are now in all IS professors
and instructors in the University.
During the year academic instruction
was furnished to 1890 students. Of
these SIC we're in the five main
schools of the University, SOC teach
ing Sisters in the Summer Schools,
100 in Trinity College, 81 in the Sum-
mer College, and 131 in Colleges of
religious communities. The graduate
students of the Knights of Columbus
Foundation numbered 81.
New Buildings and Additions
Two new building have been opened
this year, the Martin Maloney Chemi-
cal Laboratory, to be completed by
the donation of $4,000 made by that
generous benefactor. The new dining
hall has been partially completed at
cost of $150000 and provides dining
accommodations for $50 students, also
apartments for AZ graduate students,
A new and well-equipped biological
laboratory has been opened in Nc
Mahon Hall and the laboratory of
Experimental Psychology has been
enlarged and remodeled. A new
laboratory of mechanical engineering,
with an excellent outfit of lathes,
drills, tools, ETC., has been provided
in close touch with the Engineering
Building, representing an outlay of
$4,000.
Mexican Bishop and Priests Killed
Bishop Candena, 85 of the College
of Nuestra Sonora de Coatlan at Tax
Gala and three priests were killed
June 1, by Carranza troops com
cording to a private letter. The
troops then looted and destroyed the
college. The populace became en-
ragged, and threatening ITO attack the
soldiers was quelled by, the military
The priests killed were Rather Quiroz
Father Bazan and F&ther Lara
founder of the orphanage at Catlan.
Cyclone Wrecks Church,-St
Georges Church, Empire, La, has
been completely wrecked by,a cyclone
The church furnishings, consisting OF
new pews, affairs, Stations of the
Cross and organ, also vestments, are g
total loss. 49,
Bishops JubiIee.-Rt, Row, Henry
Pinckney Northrop. D. d., Bi hop o
Charleston, S. c., celebrated ae if
tieth anniversary of his ordina tial 5f
June 25.
A Noted Educator Dead.-teGth e1
Liguori James (Alphonse L. RI ftefsq)
President Emeritus of De Ii ailt
Institute, died at Mercy Hospital y hi
cago, Friday, June %. His Re nRin
were inferred in the Christian sfoth
ers' cemetery at Glencoe, Missouri
Thursday, June 20. The dseeaset
was born in st. Joseph, Missouri, Sen
TENDER "a, 1859.
Appointed Rector of Laval univer
sity.-Rev Able Francois Pspetier
Dean of the Faculty of Arts all tPrc
lessor of Greek literature at 1l5sya
University, was elected to the nositiol
of Rector of the University by 1h
Councillors of the Seminary, to sic
coed Mgr. Amedee Gosselin, who's
second term expired with the end o
the present academic year.
Mgr. Gosselin had held the position
of Rector of Laval University for 81,
years, having been reelected to tn
Office for second term on the e3plra
ton of his first term three years ago.
Canon J. ". Gignac has been lamet
Rector of the Grand Seminary OF Que
bee.