Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

and was given to Satoli when he was called to
Rome BY the rope. whose favori;e pupil he had
been before the latter was elected to the tenn
poral head OF the church. As an archbishop he
Is Outranked in dignity by the cardinals. who
stand neNt % the pope who belong tc his Off
oi1al family as ihey say. In power he Outraaks
them al. AID although il is hardly likely that
any question viii ever arise that would involve
the matter OF precedence as between him and
Cardinal Gibbons. say. vet if aav such question
we're 20 arise the cardinal OF Baltimore would
be second in authority to the delegate to the
United states.
The pOpe's representative viii reside at the
Catholic University IN this city. IL has been
sAid on several occasions that as soon as the
Official documents that definitely settle his
power arrive he will be transferred to Balti-
more TO take up his permanent residence there.
This Is a mistake. The position and i'm
pOrtance Of the new university are well recos-
nized IN Rome. and while the popes ambassa-
dor To this country is to the church and not to
the state his Official residence will be the ma
lions capital The proposition has been
started in some western Catholic papers Of late
TO raise a fund 10 build a handsome home for
him within the grounds of the UNIVERSITY and
while nothing definite has been done in the
matter a. Vet II is not at all unlikely that the
scheme will be put into effect in the near fl-
tire.
HIS APARTMENTS.
For the time being Monsignor Satolli occu-
pies quarters in the big building of the univer-
slty. Ills rooms on the second floor, over
the main entrance and facing toward the west
They have been described as almost palstial in
their elegance IN point Of fact they are moth
irg % the sort They are simply a suite of two
rooms. a bed room and study, and are pre-
cisely Ike those occupied by 81 shop keane, the
rector Of the university. across the hall The
bed room l. the same in size and furnishing ss
those occupied by the students in the building
The study Ii large and CHEEKY room COM
fJrtaOiy and rather plainly fitted up and with
10 attempt al elegance The furniture IL of
oak. and en- the floor is n warm red carpet that
does not harmOnize with the hangings for the
very simple reason that there are no hangings
he walls are Unpapered and are hung with a
number OF handsome engrayings OF rather we'll
known sacred painting. There is also a large
photograph from a portrait Of the pope
To a STAB reporter who spent an hour or two
az The university one dsy this week it was very
evident that NOnsIgnOr Satolli's study is above
a. e-se work room. A large oak desk stood
n the center Of the room near the open fire.
place. IN which burns a bright IRE OF hickory
logs. HE desk was covered with books and
ispers. handsome silver and gold crucif r
and a snail statue Of the Virgin and Child In
fdI view we're three Italian English dicticn-
arlc-. which made IL look a. though the arch
blshop lad been busy familiarizing himself
With the language of his adopted land. This is
ths Gaze. Some time before he came to this
country NOEsisGor SstOlii was given to under
stand that he was the man selected to fill the
newly made Office and he at once began to
study he English language. Now he
L. able to read with but little difs-
Guilty, and while Of course speaking is By no