The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-02-26
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AIumnae SchoIarship.-The Alumnae
of Mount st. Agnes College, Mt. Wash
ington, Md, raised $4,000 for a
scholarship.
Catholic Knights of Wisconsin,
In Wisconsin, the Catholic knights
have 256 branches, 1865 member
ships, and last year paid death.claims
amounting to $4,000.
No Creed or Race Barrier.-In New
York City Catholics support rs in
situations for the alienation of the
ills of the people of the metropolis,
and all of them are open to the pub
lie, without regard to race or creed.
Biqoted Lecturer ConVicted.-Roy
Crane, the notorious anti-Catholic
lecturer, was convicted of libel in the
County Court of Ell Reno, Okla, on
January 81.
ST. Louis Notwithstanding to
the report of the Rev. Mr.. Ames, print
ed in The Church News, official organ
of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Missouri, the Catholics lead in num-
bers about 100000 out of the total
population of the city of st. Louis of
100000.
Archbishop MundeIein's Secretary
With the sanction of Right Rev.
Bishop Mcdonnell of Brooklyn, Most
Rev. Archbishop Mundelein takes with
him to Chicago as his secretary Rev.
Thomas Malloy, who had acted in a
similar capacity when the Archbishop
was Auxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn.
State Censorship of Movies.-The
Federated Holy Name Societies Of
Essex County, N. j., has appointed a
committee to draft a bill providing
for State Board of Motion Picture
Censors. 1t is hoped to have the bill
passed in the present session of the
New Jersey Legislature.
Or. Malone Dead.-Rev. James w.
Malone, ]. C. D., rector of st. Peters
Cathedral, Scranton, Pa, died at his
residence recently following stroke
of paralysis. He was forty-five years
old and had been rector of the Cattle
dral since 1902.
New Church for Dubuque.-A new
church building to cost $550,O00 is to
be erected by the members of the
Holy Ghost parish on Coulter avenue,
Dubuque, Iowa. Plans for the new
building are in the hands of Architect
Guido Beck and it is said they will
days.
ParochiaI Residence Donated.-A
personal friend of the Rev. Charles
Farrelly, rector of st. Josephs parish,
Albany, N. Y, has given large two
story brick residence and plot of
ground near the church to be used
as a rectory. The donor does not
wish his name announced.
Another Seattle Church CoIIapses.-
The old st. Marys Catholic Church at
Twentieth avenue and Lane street,
Seattle, Wash, collapsed February
under the weight of snow on the roof.
The building, a frame structure which
has not been used since 1911 when
the magnificent new st. Mary's Church
was built, is a complete wreck with
a loss of $4,000. 1t had been used
as a hail. No one was in the build
ing when it collapsed. This is the
third church edifice to suffer in Seattle
as a result of the heavy snowfall.
The dome of ST. James Catholic
Cathedral and the West Seattle Chris
tian Church collapsed February 2
Inspection of the Cathedral shows that
some of the walls are cracked. The
loss is now estimated at 100000.
Misery In Montreal.-On account OF
Canada's participation in the war,
there is much suffering and misery in
Montreal, Can. The twenty-four con-
ferences of the ST. Vincent de Paul
Society in that city have informed the
authorities that they cannot carry on
the relief work without the city's aid,
Simultaneous Missions. = Dayton,
Ohio, is to have an unusual expert
ment in missions during the approach
ing Lenten season. Beginning on
March 10, the second Sunday in Lent,
and continuing until April 2, the
fourth Sunday in Lent, all the Cath
Ollie churches of the city will conduct
missions simultaneously. This great
spiritual work has been decided on
at the suggestion of Archbishop
Moeller of Cincinnati.
Request for Protectory.-Miss Annie
Mclaughlin, who died in st. Joseph
Protectory, Norristown, N. j., recent
ly, at the age of seventy-four, by her
will leaves her estate in equal shares
to st. Joseph's Protectory and sister
Mary Mclaughlin. If her sister is
not living or cannot be found in two
years, her share is also given to the
Protectory.
Gift to Chapel.-Mrs. A. G. Hart
wife of prominent physician, Sacra
mento, Cal, presented the chapel OF
Mater Misericordiae Hospital, with a
hnoufiful 1ifn.cizod opCol holding n holy