Kelley, Very REVEREND FRANCIS CLEMENT

D.D., Illinois, 24 September, 1858; d. in New York, 30 Lu.D., b. at Charlotte town, Prince Edward Island, 23 October, 1908, son of James and Sarah Belle October, 1870, son of John and Mary Kelley. (O’Brien) Kelly, of Sligo County, Ireland. Educa- Education: St. Dunstan’s College, Charlotte town, tion: public schools and College of the City of New Seminary, Nicolet, P. Q., Canada. Ordained 1893; York. Began his busine career, 1871; succe ively pastor at Lapeer, Michigan, 1893-1905; captain and in the employ of Gomez and Monjo; Gomez, Rionda chaplain, 32nd Michigan Volunteer Infantry, Spanish and Co.; Rionda, Benjamin and Co., commi ion War, 1898; former captain and chaplain, Michigan merchants; formed a partnership with Manuel National Guards (six years); former colonel and Rionda, engaging in the West Indian trade, 1883; aide-de-camp of Staff of Commander-in-Chief, married, Mary E., daughter of Thomas McCabe, Spanish American War Veterans (one year); president 1883; a ociated with Franklin Farrel, establishing (and founder with Archbishop Quigley of Chicago), the house of Hugh Kelly, sugar merchants of New York and Havana, Cuba, 1884; school commi ioner Catholic Church Extension Society, resident at Chicago, 1905- At the expiration of his first and trustee of city and normal colleges, New York, term as president of Catholic Church Extension 1895-1898; president, Maritime Exchange, 1896- Society, reappointed officially by Pius X for five 1898; state commerce commi ioner, 1898-1900; years more; former vice-commander, General Military member of the board of managers, Central Islip State Order of Foreign Wars of the United States (five Hospital, 1905-1908. Devoted much of his time to the study and research of sugar-cane culture and years). Member of the University Club (Chicago). Author of: ‘Last Battle of the Gods” (1907); “The modern sugar house engineering and was considered Flaming Cro ”? (1911); pamphlets; short stories; one of the foremost scientific engineers in that edited “‘First American Catholic Mi ionary Congre industry. Member of the board of directors of: The Report”’; editor (and founder), ‘‘Extension”’. Catholic Encyclopedia; the United Fruit Co.; the ARTICLE: Society, CatHoitic CourcH EXTENSION. Seventh National Bank; the Third National Bank; 140 KELLY 90 KENNEDY the North American Trust Co.; the City Trust Co.; Colleges and canon of the cathedral, diocese of the Oriental Bank; trustee of: the Emigrants’ Indus- Mechlin. Member of the Historical and Archzologitrial Savings Bank; St. Patrick’s Cathedral; the New cal Club of Mechlin. Contributor to: ‘Revue York Catholic Protectory; the Roman Catholic Whistoire ecclésiastique” (Louvain); ‘‘Analectes pour Orphan Asylum; president of the Parvenir, Central servir 4 Vhistoire ecclésiastique”; ‘‘Vie diocésaine” Teresa and Central Ansonia sugar companies, West (Mechlin); ‘Bulletin du cercle archéologique de Indies; member of: Xavier Alumni Society (president, Malines”; ‘‘Bijdragen tot opheldering der getwo years); Catholic Club, New York; Society of the schiedenis van het aloude hertogdom Brabant”’. Friendly Sons of St. Patrick; Catholic Historical ARTICLE: MeEcHLIN, ARCHDIOCESE OF. Society; Catholic Benevolent Legion; the Educational Alliance; Lebanon Hospital A ociation; United Kempf, ReverenD CoNST AN TINE, 8.J., b. at Trust Co., Boston; honorary member, Marine Bernbach, Germany, 23 January, 1873. Education: Society of New York; life member of the Catholic Gymnasium, Fulda, Germany; Jesuit scholasticates, Summer School. Valkenburg and Exaten, Holland. Entered the Society of Jesus 16 April, 1893; former profe or at The Catholic Encyclopedia and Its Makers