The Helena independent., 1893-06-29
The RECEPTION.
Representative Gathering Of Montan-
ians to Nest Mgr. satollL

| A Representative Gathering OF Montan-
ians to Meet Mgr. satollL
Montana gave Mgr. Satolli q represents
tive reception at tho residence Of Riah,
Rev. Bishop Bsendsl last night ON Oatholi.
hill. which was brilliantly illuminated Will
Chinese lanterns. There were delegation
present from Butte. Anaconda, Great Falls,
Livingston and other points. The rscsp-
tion Logan q eiahs p. m, With the military
until 1890. during which time . line Of
people Isssed through the bishops resi-
denoe and thence to 81. Aloysius hall, whore
short address was delivered BY DR..
OGormsn: Of the Catholic univsrs-
~ at WashinRton. The front parlors and
beautifully decorated with natural fowsra
by the ladies Of tho Catholic congregation,
and illuminated with wax candles. AZ the
visitors arrived they were conducted to the
parlor on the right and presented to Mgr.
satolli By Gen. Co tis. Dr.. Napolesn sal
vsil and Richard +. Purcell. At the papal
bishop Grace. of 81. Paul. and Bishop
Brondsl. and fu,ther on the right were tho
distinguished clergymsn who accom- mpanied
the ablegats from Washington, Drs. O'Gor-
man. Shahan, Grammar and Pace. Mgr.
satolli, Archbishop Grace and Bishop
hold robes. The tns' Catholic HS Visitors, sHo,s,
ss they were presented to the Monsignor
and tho bishops knelt and kissed
their rings. About 10 o'clock Mgr. 6atoIli
showed the effects Of fatigue and Withdrew.
Il was announced that he had retired for
the night. Another crowd Of visitors ar
learned Of their presence In the house he
appeared again in tho parlor. He then re-
tired to his room. A small party arrived a
few minutes later and would not have met
the ableQats but for kind DR.. UGorman.
who took them upstairs and presented
thom.
st. Aloysius hall. in the rear Of the
bishops residence, was filled with people
toward the close Of the reception. DR..
Shahan. Of the monsiRnol's party, made a
short address in which he referred to the
pleasant "trip the party has had so far.
The reception committee at the bishops
gentlemen: Ex.. Toole. Hon. 4. II.
Carter. Major Maeinnis. Surveyor Gsn-
dore I. q Power. Col. Sanders. Mayer
Curtin. Gen. G. d. Curtis. Mayor Dugan. Of
Butte. State Senator NcDsrmott. of Silver
and John Csplios. ' Of Butte. wiliiam wiians1sy 81.
Harrison. Dr.. Napolson salvail. A. P. Cur.
tin, Thomss Martin. Il. r. PuroeIl,
y. 4. 4syendorf: Hugh F. G.len.
g. Y; Ps'rA l. h. Hershaeld.
+. W. Knight. Hugh McQuaid. q. w. Can.
non, Con. II. y. Howell. This committee
was assisted By Mssdsmes Garter. Power,
DshlsT, Aaginnis. Eaton, U'Connor, Perry,
Fortune. Bradford. Botkin. Curtin. Flax,
Harris and the Misses Towers. Blaine and
R0ssn baum.
Mgr. Sstolli and his party had arranged for
q weeks tour through the National park
and visit to Butte. bus telsgraphio ad-
vices received yesterday caused change in
al
sna at 1905 via the Great Northern for
Seattle. Portland and ban Francisco. They
will return to st. Paul over the Same route.
At 8 .. N. ponti6oal high mass will be ceis-
bratsd in the cathedral. Dr.. O'Gorman
will deliver the sermon. After the mass
the monsignor and party will lunch as the
residence Of Commodore Power and then
leave for the west.
SKErCHbOF THE ABLEGATE.
A Famous Scholar and . Trusted Repre-
sentative Of Leo XIII.