The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-25

Theosophists Dedicate Their Temple.
Winnipeg. Man. Feb. 24-Archbishop
Langevin, head OF the Roman Catholic
church in this country, announces in
view of the terms of settlement OF the
parochial school question entered into be-
tween the Manitoba and Dominion gov
ernmert. he cannot hold out further hope
TO the Roman Catholic of obtaining jus
tice from government sources.
He has therefore decided to once to re-
organize the Roman Catholic school
board abolished by the Manitoba school
act and 10 reopen the parochial schols
in all the districts. The archbishop
hopes TO maintain Roman Catholic
schools by voluntary contributions here
and in eastern Canada. An assessment
will be levied on all Roman Catholic
clergy and brothers.
QUIGLY MADE BISHOP.
Buffalo, n. Y, Feb. 24.-The Rev. F.
j. Ouigley, rector OF st. Bridget's church,
in this city, was today elevated 10 the
position of bishop of the Roman Cath
Ole diocese of Buffalo. Archbishop Cor
rigan officiated as consecrator, and his
assistants in the ceremony were Bishop
McQuaid Of Rochester. Bishop McDon-
nell of Brooklyn, Dean Brougham OF Bs-
tavia, Father Vanderhool of Leroy and
Fathers Connoy and Hoelscher OF this
city.
Besides these named there were pres
ent Archbishop Walsh of Toronto. Bis
hops Gabriels. Wigger and McFaul. man
ayers Sbarreti and Deereg and Father
Bondineli. head Of the Passionist order
in this city.
LINEHAM CONSECRATED.
Dubuque. Ia, Feb. 24.-Rev. Thomas
Lineham of Fort Dodge was consscrated
bishop of Cheyenne in st. Raphaers Ca
thedral by Archbishop Hennessy, assist
ed by large number of the most noted
Catholic prelates of the country, among
them being: Bishop Bonacum of Lin
coin; Burk of st. Joseph, Mo-; Schw>.
back of La Crosse, Hennessy of Wichi-
ta Kan; Cosgrove of Davenport; Scan
nell of Omaha; McGobrick of Duluth.
Co;ter of Winona and Stanley of South
Dakota
There were also more than 100 priests
from this and adjoining dioceses.
special train from Fort Dodge brought
coo of Father Lineham's parishioners
and hundreds came from other places
Archbishop Hennessy was consecrstor
and he today raised TO the bishopric the
first priest he ordained in Dubuque,
when made bishop thirty years ago. His
immediate assistants were bishop Bona
cum of Lincoln and Cosgrove of Daven-
port Rev. B. E. Lineham of Boone, Ia,
preached the sermon.
The visiting clergy were banqueted af-
ter the ceremony, reception 10 the
guests from abroad given this afternoon
and tonight, a reception to Dubuquers,
the new bishop being the guest OF honor
at each function. Among the gifts to
Bishop Ltneham was jeweled pectoral
cross and chain, valued at $500, from the
people of Fort Dodge.
TEMPLE OF MYSTERIES.
San Diego, Cal, Feb. 24-The corner
stone of the new school for the revival
of the lost mysteries of antiquity was
laid on Point Iona, with imposing cere-
monies The theosophic crusaders, who
have just returned from trip around
the world, were the central actors in the
exercises.
Mrs Katherine A Tingley OF New
York VINO is the head of the Easterlc
cult and successor OF Nine. Blavatsky,
officiated, assisted by f. T. Hargrove.
president of the Theosophical society ia
America and Europe.
Mrs. Tingley dedicated the temple TO
the revival of the ancient mysteries. in
vokng the spirit Of me ancient sages,
She scattered corn over the stone. after
depositing box in the cavity A cruise
containing oil and pitcher Of wine were
handed TO her, from which she pourned
their contents with mystic words. She
then scattered dust, water and fire, as
emblems of mans qualities. and with
the pronunciation OF the sacred word
''aum" by the company and chant in
sanscrit. the ceremonies were over. Ad-
dresses were then made by the leaders