Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16
THE PAPAL LEGATE.
ARCHBISHOP seToLLI VISITS WASH
INGTON WITH BISHOP KsANe.
He Calls on state-sscretsry Foster ond
Expresses sympathy for the Presi-
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WASHINGTON. ID. c.. October 15.-Arch-
bishop Satolli. the Papsl legate. accori-
panied by his secretary. Mgr. O'Donnen.
rector Of the American College at Rome
Bishop Keane. rector OF the Catholic Uni
versity here, and Rev. DR.. OGorman. one
Of the professors OF the university. called
upon Secretary Foster at the Department
of State just before noon and had
short interview with him. Bishop Keane
introduced the Lsgate 10 the Secre-
tary, and tho Archbishop presented
10 the latter a letter from Cardinal
Rampolla, Secretary Of State to the
Pope, embodying tho good wishes OF
his Holiness, which Bishop keane ex-
planned will be expressed in another way
later on. The party then proceeded To
the Executive mansion, where they saw
Privats-Secretary Halford. The latter
conveyed 10 them message from the
President, expressing regrets at his in-
ability 20 see them personally on account
Of the exceedingly precarious condition OK
Mrs. Harrison. The distinguished visitors
explained that they had called simply for
the purpose of expressing their deep
sympathy with the President
INCEPTION AT THE USIyERsfrY.
The Archbishop was given an t'npyorptw
and very pleasant reception at the Catho-
Inc University this morning. Addresses
were delivered by Bishop Kesns, the
rector; by tho dean Of the university, and
by one OF the oldest students. The dis
courses were in Latin. and their gen
eral tenor was an expression OF grsti.
tude at the interest manifested by
the Pope and the Archbishop IN
the affairs OF the university. The speakers
recalled the fact that four years ago when
the project was in its infancy. Archbishop
Satolll. by direct appointment or Pope
Leo, had interested himself deeply IN the
university and referred in terms OF apprs-
citation TO tho continued interest OF the
Pope in the institution as exhibited IN the
present visit OF the Archbishop.
Archbishop Satolli made a most felici-
tons response to the addresses. Selling
upon the opportunity to dspict the beau.
ties of the association OF tho principles OK
Christianity with the highest teachings or
civilization and tho mutual benefit TO be
derived from the association OF the one
with the other.
TIE GUEST OF CARDINAL oIBDoSs.
The party will return to Baltimore this
afternoon, and Archbishop Satolli will be
the guest of Cardinal Gibbons until Tues
day next, when be will start for Chicago,
10 be present at the Worlds Fair dedica-
ton exercises. He will then take trip TO
Minnesota. which may possibly be extend
ed to the Pacific coast, but he will return
TO Washington and make his home for the
winter with tho faculty Of the Catholic
University.
COLUMBIAN REIIcs AT CHICAGO.
At the Department of State the Legate
handed to Secretary Foster the reply OF
the Papal Secretary of State TO the invita-
ton TO contribute from the Vatican col
lection of Columbian relics and dogu-
ments for the Chicago Exposition. After
the delivery of tho letter o pleasant ex;
change Of civilities took place. The Papal
secretary Of state, Cardinal Rampolla, was
the colleague of Secretary Foster. when
the latter was Minister TO Spoin, and Arch
bishop Satolli brought personal messages
| from the Cardinal, IN addition 10 high
sentiments of admiration and esteem tor
| tho American Government and people
communicated by him.