The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11
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been appointed chancellor of the Pc
Oria diocese by Bishop E. NJ. Dunno
to succeed the late Rev. Edward J..
Schuetz, who was killed October A in
the overturning of an automobile car
rying Bishop Dunno, Rev. James v.
Shannon and himself to Princeville.
Father Cosgrove assumed the position
October 81.
Dies kneeling In Prayer.-The Very
Rev. l.. F. X. Bazin, vicar general of
the Diocese of Savannah, was found
dead on October %, at Sharon, Ca,
where he was stationed. The body
was kneeling in an attitude of prayer
when found. Father Bazin was born
in France. He was ordained forty
nine years ago.
Chinese Catholic Wedding.-A half
hundred wealthy Chinese of Boston
and New York were among the guests
at the reception which followed the
marriage at st. Patrick's Cathedral
in Lynn, Mass, on October IS, Of Har-
ry All Chung of Salem, and Miss Ger
trude Hartnett, the eighteen-year-old
daughter of James P. Hartnett of IL
Belvidere place. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Michael j. WEIGH
All Chung is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph All Chung of Salem. The
father was born in China, while the
mother is of Irish descent. All Chung
is the only Chinese member of the
Knights of Columbus.
Christian Brothers, College Broth
er Lawrence Sixtus, in charge OF
the fund being raised to rebuild Chris
tan Brothers College in st. Louis
which was recently destroyed by fire
with loss of ten lives, has received q
communication from members of the
Illinois Commercial Mems Association
of Chicago, offering to raise 100000
for the fund if the institution is re
moved to Chicago. The communica
ton stated that the residents of Chi
cago would not only donate in the
neighborhood of 100000 to erect mod
ern college buildings, but would
donate plot of ground in addition
The Christian Brothers have two
schools in Chicago.
New Diocesan Board.-The Bishop
of Covington, Kentucky, has appoint
ed a diocesan Board of Charities tt
superintend the work of the charitable
institutions of the diocese. In the
document setting forth it's duties
which are clearly defined and include
semi-annual inspection, the Bishop
says: "The Board will strive to keel
in close touch with every reasonable
improvement that may be suggested
from any quarter, and, by keel
study of questions relating to thu
work covered by our charitable inst
tutions, aid in introducing the goot
results wherever deemed advisable.
TheN Board consists of two priests
two doctors, and an expert building
inspector
Santa Clara University-Bringin
the total amount of gifts made to tn
University of Santa Clara, California
during the past two years to 100000
Rev. Walter Francis Thornton, S. ]
president of the university, wa
handed $4,000 in cash last week b
a benefactor of the educational inst
tuition, who has given smaller amount
upon previous occasions. The nam
| is being withheld at the special RI
quest of the man who made the gift
So-called Catholic Paper is d
nounced.-Under the head of "Graft
the so-called Catholic News Bulletin
published at Washington by the 81
called Catholic News Agency, is d.
nounced by the K, of G. Conventio
on Prejudice and BigotFy. The ma
conducting this agency" says the n
port, has been denounced by Cattle
lies, both cleric and lay, times will
out number; he has been tried an
expelled from the Knights of Colun
bus. Still he assumes to represer
the Catholic people, and trades unde
this false pretense with such gull
BILE patrons as he can find. HI
paper is in no sense a Catholic paper
on the contrary, both its purpose an
it's policy are inimical 10 the int
ests and the teaching of the Churc
and of her people.
Catholic 6equests.-Alexand Mo
ten, who died in New York on Septer
Der Is, left an estate of about 100000
most of which will eventually go
charities. His will, which has bee
filed for probate, provides that h
widow, Mrs. Marjorie Morten, sha
receive the income from her husband
residuary estate for life. The renal
der will go to the following name
| charitable institutions, which are all
to get the principal of the estate aft,
Mrs. Morten's death: The Little 81
tiers of the Poor, the Dominican 81
ters of Sick Poor, the Little Sisters
the Assumption, the Working Girl
Vacation Society, the National Flow
and Fruit Guild, and the People
Home Church and Settlement. TT
first three institutions will recei'
!, ltwo-ninths each. According to Il
, will these requests will amount to
least $4,000 each.
: Author at MaryknoIl.-The Cathol