The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-11

some Of the most prominent Catholics OF
Dion He viii resign, and will be Gre
ated a titular bishop. with residence in
Rome, where he VIII be given a canon
icate in one Of the Basilicas, in order
that he may have a sufficient living. in
the meantime he has been officially ad-
vised to remain in retirement. and es-
peciaIly TO give no statements TO news
paper reporters o. correspondents-
Speaking OF newspapers Plus y IS
much disDleased that members OF the
clergy an hierarchy give out Inter
views or furnish correspondence to the
daily press. Ever since the trouble with
the French government the dailies OF
France have been filed with articles dis
cusSing the situation, some OF them
written by p-iests. and others purDort-
ing to be inter Jews with prominent &C
Clesiastics.
shall cease. and has issued the strictest
orders to the clergy to refrain from
these practices and has threatened Sc
we're penalties Tor disobedience.
Turkey at the Vatican.
a result OF the severing Of diplomatic
relations with the French goRrnment
has been the appointment OF Hassim
Bey as Turkish representative at the
Vatican He was nominated for the po-
sitIon about four years ago, but because
Of his anti-F'rench symDathies the
French government objected so strongly
that the appointment was Withdrawn.
At the instance OF the Vatican aUthori-
ties he has been notified of his selec-
ton, ard viii soon arrive in Rome IL
is thought here that this appointment
paves the way for the settlement OF the
question of the Drotectorate over Catn-
oIics within the limits of the Turkish
empire A papal nuncio may be APP
pointed TO reside in COnstanunople, 70
nave personal charge Of Catholic IN
terests instead Of leaving them IN the
hands OF the French representative, as
has formerly been the case
Mgr. Cagliero, for many years apos-
tolic vicar OF Northern Patagonia, IN
South America, has just arrived In Rome
companied by young Patagonian saw
age. the son Of Namunacura. who for
merly made so much trouble for the Ar
gentine Republic, in Indian raids, and
who was known as the Emperor Oh the
PamDas-
Will Study in Rome
The young Namunacura is TO enter
the College Of Propaganda, TO prepare
for the priesthood, and he Will after
ward return to his country TO evangeiize
the Patagonians. He was presented to
Impressed by what he saw Of the Vati-
can, and by the afability Of Plus X
The Pope encouraged his aspirations,
and gave him his blessing
In line with the suggestions OF Arch
bishops FARLEY, Of New York. and Ire
land. of St. Paul. that Italian emigrants
should be sent TO the agricultural dis
trtcts Of the United States and its pos
sessions and dependencies. rather than
to the large cities. Mgr BOnOmelli, btsh-
Cd Of CremOna. who has official charge
Of Catholic interests among the emf
grants. has made arrangements TO send
100 Italian emizrant families to the Is
Land Of Cuba. where plans have been
made for them TO enter agricultural pur-
suits Interested in the scheme is Count
Pecci, the nephew Of the late Pope
whose Cuban wife has large property
lfntereSts on the Island. II this plan
proves to be successful. many more
families viii be sent to Cuba in the
1 near future