Jones, Richt REVEREND WILLIAM AMBROSE

grammar school Nieder-Mois; St. Mathias College, 0.8.A., D.D., Bishop of Porto Rico, b. at Cambridge, Breslau; Breslau University. Ordained 1867; former- New York, 21 July, 1865. Education: pubiic school, ly a istant pastor, Guhrau, Germany; former Cambridge; St. Thomas College, Villa nov a, Pennsyldirector of Orphan Asylums and a istant director of vania. Entered the August in i an Order 1896; ordained the Seminary, and, at present, director of the Museum, 1890; has held the posts of a istant at St. Augustine’s Archives, and Library of the Cathedral Chapter, Church, Philadelphia, and master of novices, August in diocese of Breslau; hon. profe or of the history of ian scholasticate, Villa nov a, Pennsylvania; rector of the diocese of Breslau, Breslau University; ecclesiast i first English-speaking Catholic Church (1899-1903) cal counsellor. Member of the Silesian Society for and rector, St. Augustine’s College and Christ Church National Culture, and the Silesian Historical A ocia- (1903-1907), Havana, Cuba; Bishop of Porto Rico tion. Author of: ‘‘Wallfahrtsbiichlein fiir Verehrer 1907— Author of various translations from the der hl. Hedwig” (1874; 3rd ed. 1903); ‘‘Kleine Spanish; contributor to current reviews. Kirchengeschichte” (1880; 9th ed. 1910); ‘‘Legende ARTICLES: Porro Rico; Santo Domingo, ARCHDIOCESE OF. der Heiligen”’ (1881; 11th ed. 1910); ‘Geschichte der Dérfer Oberund Nieder-Mois” (1885); ‘‘Die hl. Josephine of the Sacred Heart, REvEREND Hedwig” (1885); “Johann Heyne”’ (1890); ‘‘Sebas- Mortuer (FRaNcES O’Connopr), b. at Christ church, tian von Rostock’ (1891); ‘“‘Archidiakonus Petrus Hampshire, England, 1858, daughter of Peter Gebauer”’ (1892); ‘‘Die Breslauer Ritualien”’ (1892); O’Connor, of Tipperary, Ireland, and Emma “Die Kong reg at i on der Grauen Schwestern”’ (1892); Pritchard. Education: private; School of Sisters of “Das Breslauer Brevier und Proprium’’ (1893); ‘‘ Die St. Joseph, Randers, Denmark; Notre Dame Grabs titten der Breslauer Bischéfe” (1895); Academy, Plymouth, England; Convent of the ‘“Charakterbilder aus dem Klerus Schlesiens” (1898); Sisters of St. Joseph, Chambéry, France. Pa ed “Martin von Gerstmann” (1898); “August Meer” her childhood in Jutland, Denmark; entered the (1898); “Die Sanctio Pragmatic a des Bischofs Franz order of Sisters of St. Joseph of Chambéry 1877; for Ludwig” (1900); ‘‘ Die Visitationsberichte der Didzese a time teacher at convent of her order, Chambéry; Breslau’’, 4 vols. (1902-1908); ‘Karl Otto” (1904); sent to the United States with four other sisters to “Die Breslauer Germaniker” (1906); “Das St. found convent at Lee, Ma achusetts, 1885; teacher Josephs tift zu Breslau”’ (1907); ‘‘Pralat Ferdinand (1886-1890) and superior (1890-1896), Convent of Speil’”’ (1907); “A. L. Graf von Hatzfeld-Gleichen”’ the Sisters of St. Joseph, Lee; provincial of her order (1908); “Die Breslauer Domkirche”’ (1908). in the United States 1896—; resident at Hartford, ARTICLES: Bresisav, THE PrincE-BISHOPRIC OF; BRESLAU, Connecticut. During her administration, founded UNIVERSITY OF. ten houses of her order in the United States. ARTICLE: Josern, Sisters oF Saint (CHAMBERY). Junguito, RicHt REVEREND FRANCISCO XAVIER, 8.J., D.D., b. at Bogota, Colombia, 3 December, 1841, Jostes, Franz, ph.p., profe or of German d. at Panama City, Panama, 25 October, 1911. Education: Colombia; Guatemala. Entered the philology, Royal University, Minster. AR TICLE: HiiusHorr (Drosts-Hitsnorr), ANNETTE Society of Jesus; former director of the League of the ELISABETH, BARONESS VON. Sacred Heart and editor of the ‘‘Mensajero ’, Nicaragua; former superior of the Jesuit College, Cart a gena,