New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
SUSTAINED BY THE POPE.
-,,r VATICAN SPEAKS IN THE CASE
OF DIR. SCHROEDER
.s,pr THAT HE BIZ RETAINED AT THE
,.,ruolrc UNIVERSITY EXPREssED-ThE
-.sr -oSsrpERED Ry THE DIRECT

,,ruo,Ic UNIVERSITY EXPREssED-THE
-.sE CONSIDERED BY THE DIRECT
ons IN SECRET SESSION
r-.,,,,s,on Oct co-Defnite details became
.,,uabe to-day concerning the cable dispatch sent
=, cardinal Rampoa. the Pdpal Secretary OF s'a'e'
,-ess,ng the desire OF Pope Leo NH concern
,- N. case OF DR.. Schroeder. professor OF oos-
- theology At the Catholic University. which
Lo,s,v asita.ed the Board OF Directors OF inc
--,,.srs,ty Al their present meeting. The csole
,,.,a.ch came to Monsisnor Martinelli on sunday
,.s, and gave him definite instructions 10 oe co''
run,cated directors OF the thNei sly
r-o, "a the cable communication letter hao ''en
,.ce,ved from Cardinal Steinhuber. at Rome s'a'-
a.. -,., the Pope had expressed a desire that Mon
.snor Schroeder should not be removed at .ne
r.,sn, t,m. As this was not drectly from the
vatican a member OF the Executive Board "l inc
rniversity cabled 10 the authorities AT 'he a."
~, for an oficia representation Or the roP.
.s.,es on the subject. In response 10 TINS inquiry
oh,e 1,sparch 10 Monsignor Martineln was re-
a.,yes on Sunday The dispatch directs the Dele
"a "a communicate in delicate manner TO tho
o.. NJ Directors Of the University the fact that
~. pane desires that change he made IN the
.,a,us OF DR. Schroeder al the present time.
NJ. Rosrd OF Directors Of the Catholic university
assembled in annual session to-day AT Mcmahon
iii Cardinal Gibbons. Chancellor OF the UNI
s,.r wearing his robes Of office. presided. ano
.-A uas full representation Of members OF the
,os,S Among these present were Archo'shops
v,l,au,s of Boston. Corrgan OF New-forh' Ryan
- philadelphia Ireland OF st. Paul. Chappehe Oh
e,n,s rs Riordan Of San Francisco. and keane
- r,shops Macs Foley, Horstmann ano fariey
r',usuaI interest attached to the meeting to-day
H. ,ssu of the presence Of Archbishop keane' VINO
...,,lv came from Rome TO attend the session.
- IN view OF reports that questions anectng 'he
.-sorreI ~ the University and the status OF FRO
t...or Schroeder. the champion Of the German
.amen, IN the Church. were to come UP Inc
,.,,nr was behind closed doors. ana much Sc
or.cv wa. maintained by members OF the direc-
.orate The first question considered was the nhah-
10, ors,rs of the University. The morning ses-
20, Lasted until ! o'clock. and was connheG en-
..;-siv 70 routine matters The case OF MonsEIlor
schroeder did not come up, out an uhuei s'. -,
as reached that II would be taken up at p m,
"Wonsienor Schroeder remained at the Dvnity
Building during the morning. pursuing nie az a.
Ills and subject TO call. When seen pS an As-
cs tad Press representative he declined 10 oscuss
,Ss case SAYING II would he nianifestly lnilropei
~ I'm 10 talk while the directors were in session
He showed no evidence OF concern as 10 mo OUT
Wra aSternoon meeting lasted from until CLOCK
vhsn II was announced that the eXpecteo nnat "a.
,.mnnnent to-day had been deferred and that thse
would be another session OF the oirectors a. 49,
o'clock tomorrow morning ~ was also saiu ,,as
Secis,on had been reached not 70 make pubic an!
detaiis Of the proceedings until tomorrow, as !,
was deemed advisable not TO have partial pun
Ncation While no ofhcial statement VS. uaI 4,
that the Schroeder case was before tne Sset ~
was Understood 10 have been the main SUBJECT OF
Besides the adjourned meeting 81 the directors 70
morrow the annual meeting Of ths Archhishops be-
sins AZ 10 a. m.