Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-21

City.
Marshalltown, today, gave to Mon
tana, new bishop who will preside
over the see of Great Falls, establish
ed last winter by an edict from his
His Holiness, Pope Plus X, who
named as his choice, to preside over
the destiniies of the new see, Right
Rev, Matthias Clement Lehman, D. Dr.
of this city. Rev. Lehman was con-
Grated bishop of Great Falls, at Du-
ique, today, and the ceremony at
sndant upon the conservation was
gicipated in by the most nonapie
herring of Catholics ever assembled
iowa.
telegram to the Times Repuph-
from Dubuque tells of the conse-
Hon as follows:
DUBUQUE, Sept. 21.-The ceremony
the conservation of Right Rev. nj. =.
enihan, d. D., as bishop of Great
ais, Mont, was held at st. Raphaei ,
}thedral beginning at 10 O'CLOCK this
prning, and lasted until after Il
block. Assembled as officers OF the
sAlsecration were dignitaries OF the
hurch from all parts of the country,
tesides all the leading pastors OF
latholic churches in the state. HIS
tace. Most Rev. John ]. Keane, D. D.,
Archbishop of Dubuque, acted as con-
. cror
lJohn Ireland, D. D., archbishop of st.
Paul, delivered the sermon. The rue
lof conservation is most impressive,
land the assembled multitudes were
ibreathiess while the preliminaries
were carried out.
I AT the appointed hour the clergy
went to the principal door of the
lchurch, where they met the bishops
swith the elect. The bishop-elec re-
seaived the sprinkler from: the clergy,
and after having allowed the consecra>
Ting prelate and the assistant bishops
TO take holy water. sprinkled the
sclergy and those Of the audience who
were near. The party then proceeded
to the altar, where the consecrating
prelate was vested in full pontificials
by 4 the assicting ministers. In the
meantime the assistant bishops re-
ceived their anaices, stoles, copes and
mitres and Rev. Lenihan, the elect.
donned the amice, alb, girdle and
stole, crossed on his breast as a priest.
With the consecrating prelates seated
at the altar, the elect. wearing his
bfretta, was led to him by the assist
ant bishops. After all had made rev.
serence to the consecrator they were
seated, the bishop-e elect being the
center of the throng. The apostolic
commission was then read, followed
by the examination, prayer and the
ehants interspersed turnout the regu-
lar prescribed service. The blessing of
the crozier, blessing of the ring and of
Ehe rnitre followed in the order named.
tie Deum' was followed by prayer,
hitter which Archbishop Ireland de-
iivered the sermon"
The officers of the conservation, aside
from Archbishops Keane and Ireland,
who participated in the ceremony, were
las follows:
Senior assistant bishop consecrator
Right Rev. Joseph B. Cottsr, D. D.,
Winona, MINI.
Junior assistant bishop consecrator
Right Rev. j. J. Keane, d. D., Chey-
enne, Wyo.
Assistant priest in cope-Right Rev.
Monsignor r. Ryan, v. G., Dubuque.
Deacon of the mass-Very Rev. B.
C. Lehman, v. G., Ft. Dodge.
Sub-deacon of the mass-Very Rev.
George Haxmeir, v. F., Lansing.
Deacons Of honor for consecrator-
Very Rev. Thomas O'Reilly, M. R.,
Keokuk; Very Rev. p. !. McGrath, v.
r., Charles City.
Chaplajns in surplice for Bishop
Elect lihan-Rev. D. J. Lehman,
Rev. Cyril Pauwelyn, Great
Mont.
- Chaplains for senior assistant con-
secrator-Very Rev. James Davis, v.
G., Davenport; Very Rev. George Heer,
v. F., Dyersville.
Chaplains for junior assistant con-
secrator-Rev. James Nelson, Lourdes;
Rev. M. Kirkpatrick, Wilton Junction
i Notary of the consecrator - Rev.
John Carroll, D. D., president st. Jo-
seph's College, Dubuque.
Chaplains for Archbishop Ireland -
Very Rev. j. ]. Lawler, v. F., pastor
cathedral, st. Paul, MINI; Very Rev
p. r. Hebron, D. b., president ST.
Paul's Theological Seminary, ST. Paul.
MINI.
Masters of ceremonies-Rev. j. j.
Toomey, Rev. M. Barry, Rev. James
Fitzpatrick, D. D., and Rev. M. H.
Carey.
Chanters Of the function Of conse-
cration-Rev. John Carroll, D. D., Rev.
NJ. Thfltgen, D. D.. Rev. D. M. Cor
man. Rev. John G. Stuart, l.. d.
Arch episcopal cross bearer - Rev.
William j. Convery, Eldora.
Chaplains to the consecrator-Ver
Rev. E. J. Mclaughlin, M. r. Clinton;
Rev. John English, Hubbard, Neb.;
Rev. Philip O'Connor, Sioux City
The following prelates, archbishops,
bishops and monsignors will be escort
ed by their respective chaplains as fol-
lows:
Most Rev. James Edward Quigley,
D. D., Chicago. Ill.-Chaplains, Very
Rev. Thomas F. Galligan. Nj. r., Chi
cago. ILL.,, Rev. j. A. Lehman, Chicopee,
Kas.
Most Rev. Sebastian G. Messmer, D.
D.. Milwaukee, Wis,-Chaplain Rev.
II. F. Fairbanks. Milwaukee. Wis;