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She thanks him for the relics. She values them beyond the rarest gems. She has not forgotten Edwards.

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About 150 old students from Chicago came for Commencement. Some of the old boys asked for Edwards. Prof.John F. Fearnley is gone for good. They do not seem to regret him. She also heard that John G Ewing is not coming back. Father John A. Zahm C.S.C. is gone to Denver. Twelve Sisters will go to Bengal India. She hopes Edwards will not take too much of a liking for Europe and forget Notre Dame. :: XI-1-g A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.

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All the sisters had a kind word to say of Edwards. Father Louis J. Letourneau C.S.C. is master of novices; Father Michael Mohan C.S.C. to teach at Scholasticate; Father Stanislaus Fitte, C.S.C. at Professed House; Father Richard Meagher C.S.C. goes to Ireland. :: XI-1-g A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

Scope and Contents She is glad that Edwards is working for the Jubilee. There will be room for all the priests who come. It was nice of that Brother to offer to send some of the boys' work for the Jubilee; Sorin is the one to appreciate all that. Edwards should have as much as he can said about the Jubilee in the papers. Prof. Joseph A. Lyons is very poorly. He and Father John O'Connell, C.S.C. were to got to Salt Lake but it is given up. Father Daniel E.Hudson C.S.C. complains a little. :: XI-1-f A.L.S. 2pp....

Scope and Contents She hopes Edwards is having a pleasant time. Several of the sisters have inquired for Edwards, but she did not tell them that he left without saying a word. She has a good deal to forgive and may as well let that go with the rest. The doctor has the poorest hopes of Mother Angela, C.S.C. . Father General Edward Sorin, C.S.C. is acting superior in her absence and a most amiable one he is. Sister Felicia feels lost after Mother. She hopes that great glory will come to Notre Dame from Edwards'...

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Father P. O'Brien told them of the great loss Mrs. Edwards has sustained. He related the circumstances of the happy death he had witnessed. They express their sympathy and offer prayers. (Note: This manuscript was found among James F. Edwards' papers.)

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Sister submits an article for the Youth's Department of the Ave Maria. :: X-3-b A.L.S. 1p. 32mo.

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He received Edwards' letter of the 21st and has sent the box to New York. In packing the Reviews he put twenty-three of them to one side and left them out. If Edwards wishes he will express them to the same address. A few letters have come to Edwards. He asks if they are to be forwarded. :: XI-2-j A.L.S. 1p.

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He thanks Edwards for remembering him at the Mission Church. He encloses lists of Reviews sent to Mr. D. McLoughlin and those retained for Edwards. Father William A. Moloney C.S.C. and Father Martin J. Regan C.S.C. have been changed, the former going to Oregon and the latter to Texas. Father Timothy R. Murphy, C.S.C. will be prefect of discipline and Father Matthew Schumacher, C.S.C. prefect of studies. :: XI-2-j A.L.S. 2pp.

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Enclosed Edwards will find the missing numbers of Everybody's Magazine. He told Brother Martial to give Edwards' Ave Marias and Scholastics to Father Timothy Maher, C.S.C. He lists the magazines that are missing. :: XI-2-j A.L.S. 1p.

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Enclosed are some lines for the Ave Maria. These lines were sent to her by a Redemptorist priest who advised her to send them to Hudson. :: X-3-f A.L.S. 4pp. 16mo.

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Alphonsus thanks Hudson for acknowledging receipt of her poem about the Blessed Mother. Permission to offer it to Hudson was granted by her superior Father Denis Schuler O.S.F. :: X-3-i A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.

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Sister encloses three poems. If Hudson finds them suitable she asks that he withhold their publication until Father Matthew Bohn, O.F.M. has his say about the matter. :: X-3-i A.L.S. 15pp. 12mo.

Scope and Contents Althoff has received McMaster's letter of Nov. 30 and thanks him for allowing his subscription to begin on the first of the year. The monthly mail steamer brought the first copies of the valuable Freeman's Journal. The purpose of his letter is to secure a few words of explanation about an article in the Journal of Dec. 3, 1881, which greatly mystifies him. This article in Question is headed, correspondence from Alaska, the diocese of Bishop John Baptist Brondel, of Vancouver Island,...

Scope and Contents He is very grateful for Purcell's letter and his offering for the monument to Cardinal Cajetan Bedini. Altieri will give part of the offering to the Holy Father as a testimony of Purcell's devotion. The void caused by the loss of his best friend Bedini is immense. Purcell knows how he suffered. The diocese of Viterbo has suffered an irreparable loss. They must pray for his soul, although they hope he is already enjoying eternal glory. The surplus of the contributions for the monument to be...

Scope and Contents Comformably to the desires of Mademoiselle Marie Marguerite Bossier concerning the foundation of 5,000 florins in favor of the Diocese of Cincinnati according to the stipulations of the decree No. 982, Msgr. Huguet Pierre Spinola, in the name of the Sacred Congregation of the Propaganda to the Nuncio at Vienna, on February 10, 1830, the Sacred Congregation, now that part of the diocese has become that of Detroit, has decided that it would be shared by the bishops of bot dioceses equally, all...

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Altmicks criticizes an article that appears in the Ave Maria, entitled "Sisters' Manual", by P. Clementius Deymann, O.S.F. The discussion revolves about the practice and obligations of poverty by religious orders and the degree of sin against poverty. Altmicks does not wish to debate the question and thus his letter is a private one to Hudson. :: X-2-n A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.

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He sent a voluminous letter to Sister Claudine, St. Mary's, around New Year's and up to date he has received no reply. He asks Edwards to find out if she has received the letter. Father Morrissey's illness has been the subject of great anxiety. Thank God he is recovering. :: XI-2-e A.L.S. 3pp.

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He has learned that Edwards has letters relative to the corrspondence of Bishop Carrollton of Baltimore and priests in the West, Gibault, St. Pierre and De la Valiniere. The Illinois State Historical Library is printing a Collection of documents from 1778 to 1790 and he hopes Edwards' collection may have some material on the ecclesiastic situation. Search is futile so far. :: XI-2-l L.S.(Typed) 1p.

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He sends copies of the Acts for 1901. :: XI-2-d A.L.S. 1p.

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At the request of Father Joseph Damiani, S.J., superior of the Mission, she writes to inquire if Edwards knows of a suitable person who would be willing to serve as College Prefect gratis. The Fathers would provide board and clothing and ample time for prayer and study. They are progressing slowly but surely. They have 70 Blackfoot Indian childrena and 50 cheyenne at St. Labre's. There is a large field for helpers among the Indians in Montana.

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Today the package came and she will not cease to thank them for it. She encloses a list of the articles received. :: XI-2-d A.L.S. 1p.

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He sends a list of things he charges to the library. They have received payment for their last shipment. This shipment may be paid for in the same way.

XI-2-a - Postcard, signed - (French)

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He has sent by post a package of the articles called for by the last order. When the articles arrive he may remit the cost by money order.

XI-2-a - Postcard, signed - (French)

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They bill him for 11 francs for books sent. :: XI-2-d Postcard, signed (French)

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Amberg refutes Onahan's charge that the Columbus Club is inactive, inhospitable and taking no steps to provide for the suitable reception of their Catholic representatives. He shall be glad to propose to the Club any suggestions Onahan may make.

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The Bro(ther) Adjutor directed Brother Ambrose to mail to Onahan a copy of his report, read at the Educational Congress. Onahan is asked to reply.

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Brother Adjutor left for St. Louis. He had referred the matter on the paper on the Educational Exhibit to Bro(ther) Maurelian. Since then, the latter has requested Brother Ambrose to write and read the paper. He shall attempt it, and be careful to avoid any agitation. He shall title it, "Lessons of the Catholic Educational Exhibit."

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They are sorry not to be able to accommodate Onahan with a Papal flag, as they do not have one.

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Enclosed is Brother Ambrose's paper. They will not have the pleasure of hearing (Brother) Azarias at the (Columbian Catholic) Congress. May he rest in peace.