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Scope and Contents Arnold has made the acquaintance of a young lady convert who is one of the best writers of Catholic fiction. Her name is Miss S.L. Emery, but she lives among people opposed to her faith. Her fiction has a high moral purpose. A few of her articles appeared in the Catholic World. Despite the number of professional writers in the big cities of New York and Philadelphia she held rank over the many writers of those cities. Arnold suggests that Hudson look over some of her articles which he...

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Arnold submits an article on Catholic literature which can be divided into two parts for publication in successive issues. Her position as public librarian enables her to realize better than most how much the efforts of the Church are neutralized by the sensational trash which circulates in such a manufacturing center as Taunton. :: X-3-j A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.

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Arnold was satisfied with Hudson's correction of the proofs. A perusal of Miss T.'s sketch in the May issue of the Catholic World encourages Arnold to think she has returned to a better mind. :: X-3-j A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.

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Arnold wishes to join the New Orleans diocese. He came from Europe and was recommended to the Bishop of St. Louis by Father Joseph Aschwanden, S.J., of St. Louis College. Bishop Kenrick appointed him professor of philosophy in his seminary and he has been there 5 months. But the St. Louis diocese is poor and he must live. V-5-k - A.L.S. - Latin - 3pp. - folio - {2}

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She is sending a contribution for publication if worthy of insertion in the Ave Maria. She is a convert and feels obligated to God for possessing the Catholic faith. Her husband, E. C. Arnold, desires to be remembered to Hudson and they both regret the misfortune of Notre Dame. P.S. She is not accustomed to writing for publication and asks Hudson to make necessary corrections. :: X-2-e A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo

Scope and Contents Arnold answers Murray's questions: 1. Kenelm H. Digby, born 1800, was so far Irish that his father was the Protestant dean of Clonfert; but he imagines he was of the same family to which Sir Everard and Sir Kenelm belonged. 2. Arnold was born in 1823, and besides writing the "Manual", has edited "Henry of Huntington" as well as "Addison: Reflections from the Spectator". 3. Father John D. Dalgairns of the Oratory died in 1879. 4. George O. Trevelyan was born in 1838. 5. Sir E.L. Creasy...

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He is spokesman for the congregation of St. Vincent de Paul Church. Rumor is that they are to lose Father Resch? whose slight faults have been exaggerated by calumny. If Blanc plans to send them another pastor, would it be possible to send Father Peter Ogé Auger who won their confidence during Lent. :: V-5-f A.L.S. French 1p. 4to.

Scope and Contents He writes about a Canadian, Antoine Pinsonnault, who left his wife three years ago to go to Liverpool and later went to New Orleans. A ship-captain told his wife that he had seen him in a hospital in New Orleans where he died the day he entered. Blanc is to have the registers searched. Pinsonnault was about 25, a sailor by profession. His wife is only 15. Since Blanc knew Father Fay, a priest from Lyons and for several years a pastor in Montreal, Arraud recommends him to Blanc's prayers. He...

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Arroyo sends his respects and wishes to introduce his friend Colonel George Coolbaugh, who wishes to settle in Mexico and is desirous of making contacts. De Arroyo thanks his friend in advance of any favors shown to the Colonel. :: I-1-n A.L.S. Spanish 1p. 8vo.

Scope and Contents De Arroyo has read notices that Benito Juarez and his agents in the United States are offering concessions of land and other things to individuals who will invade the Mexican territories and violate the laws of neutrality. He wishes these persons to understand that the offers by Benito Juarez and his agents to the filibusters who are planning to go to Mexico with the emigrants, will not be recognized by the nations of Europe, and at no time have they been declared valid by the Mexican...

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Father Etienne Rousselon is authorized to bless the union which her servant Marianne is to contract today. A.D.S. Attached to the above:

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A printed circular, containing a recommendation for this magazine from the Ave Maria, states that a specimen copy no enclosure is sent herewith. Subscription rates are given. Montague Marks signs. :: VI-3-d Printed Circular 1p. 8vo.

Scope and Contents Blanc's kindness and the interest shown to her late older sister, Victoire Requin, the Widow Artiguenave, becomes her aunt by Marie's marriage to the nephew of Victoire's husband, has given Marie the courage to ask Blanc's help in securing employment as a teacher in a respectable family. She has spent the last five years, since her widowhood, in the home of Mrs. Lebreton Deschappelles of Jefferson Parish where she had the advantage of continuing the education of her own daughter while...

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Asbury submits a poem for the Ave Maria. :: X-3-c A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

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She asks Hudson to send the Ave Maria to the enclosed address. Sister Mary Lucretia wrote for a Mass; she encloses her letter. Sister Ascensia finds no change in what she confided to Hudson. She had made no advance and there is none from the other side. No enclosure :: X-2-g A.L.S. 1p. 12 mo.

Scope and Contents Protest os the clergy of New Orleans against a certain passage in the letter signed Father Matthew Bernard Anduze published in the "Bee" of the 3rd inst. The passage respecting the ecclesiastical meeting convened by Bishop Anthony Blanc on August 23 calls for their attention. They protest against the term "kidnaping"; against the insinuations in the words "Everything was ready, each had his part"; against the assertion that Anduze's answer produced any "marked sensation." They deny that...

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No doubt Edwards will be glad to hear that Father General Edward Sorin, C.S.C. sailed on the Touraine and will be in New York by Sunday. Father Zahm sailed to meet Sorin but they will probably only meet at Notre Dame. Obediences were given out. They speak of "many changes". P.S. She feels bad for P. M. Culliny. She has done more that she was authorized to do. :: XI-1-i A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

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They are very happy to learn the good news; of course Edwards w ll accompany His Excellency. She asks if Edwards could give an idea what should be done in preparation; she has already given an order for the banquet. Sister Ludovica, C.S.C. went to St. Mary's and she requested Mother General to keep her. :: XI-1-k A.L.S. 1p.

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Edwards' letter reached her during retreat. It is the best ever given at Notre Dame. Father Robert, C.P., is the preacher. He has been secured for the students' retreat. It would give Father Edward Sorin new life if Edwards were to visit him at Nantucket. Father Franciscus will go to him at the close of their retreat. :: XI-1-j A.L.S. 4pp.

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She would be thankful if Edwards could let her have an old French and English dictionnary. :: XI-1-n A.L.S. 1p.

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Today is the anniversary of the Notre Dame fire. She was in hopes of seeing Edwards and asks that he come to her tomorrow. :: XI-1-o A.L.S. 1p.

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She asks pardon for keeping Miss (Fannie) Gregori's letter so long. She will be thankful to get some envelopes.

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So Edwards is now on his way to New York, but she fears that he will miss the Gregoris. Father General Edward Sorin, C.S.C. has written that his health is improving. They report that Bishop Joseph Dwenger of Fort Wayne is in a dying condition. Her trials are in not way abating. Father John A. Zahm C.S.C. offered to go and meet Sorin but Father Walsh dissuaded him. :: XI-1-i A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

Scope and Contents Father General Edward Sorin, C.S.C. is once more returning from the jaws of death. Sunday he suffered from hemorrhage of the brain; the blood gushed from ears, nose and eyes. Three doctors performed an operation. The affairs of the Sisters of Holy Cross are going from bad to worse The French capitulants left Wednesday. Father Peter Franciscus C.S.C. is going with them to bring the decrees of the chapter to His Holiness. Franciscus is replaced by Father A. Dion C.S.C. of Canada as Proc....

Scope and Contents She has not heard anything since Mgr. Francesco Satolli's visit but things have assumed a menacing appearance. The Sisters at Notre Dame learned that they were to be cut off from St. Mary's, the habit changed, that they were to don a sort of secular uniform and be as servant girls working in the College. A committee was appointed to oppose such underhand design binding them against their will. Mother General of the Sisters of Holy Cross was greatly incensed against the administration. Mother...

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Father does not advise her to write to Archbishop Riordan or Mgr. Francesco Satolli. The latter will no doubt bring the matter through. The interference and opposition of Mother Augusta of the Sisters of Holy Cross may cause great delay. When Mother Ascension considers the removal of Bishop Joseph Dwenger of Fort Wayne she cannot but feel that God is acting. The prolongation of Father Thomas Walsh's life is but a question of months. :: XI-1-k A.L.S. 2pp.

Scope and Contents Edwards' cable on Ascension Day was gratefully received. She is happy that Edwards is enjoying excellent health. No news from Father Sorin. No doubt Edwards has heard of the Johnstown Flood. 17,000 reported lost. Brother Raphael whose relatives live ther went to the place yesterday. It is reported that a Catholic Church was swept away, but a corner where the statue of the Blessed Virgin stood is left standing, the lamp is still burning. Old Mr. Fenlon died Sunday. P.S. They received word...

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Their fervent prayers will accompany Edwards everywhere. She is sending a partial translation of the Prospectus of Mondorf. P.S. Brother Columkille C.S.C. died last night. :: XI-1-g A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

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It occured to her that Edwards will probably meet Father Edward Sorin, C.S.C. when the Touraine is docking and bring him to the Sturtebant House. If so, he might have Father O'Connell call at Sweeny's Hotel and get Sorin's mail. She is glad Edwards will be the first to meet Sorin. They say Sorin is so lonesome. :: XI-1-i A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

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Edwards' telegram announcing the arrival of Father General Edward Sorin, C.S.C. was a double joy since Sorin wrote that he was unable to leave till Father Zahm would come. She hopes Edwards has attended to the mail. :: XI-1-i A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.