The Irish standard., 1905-08-12
DULUTH NEWS.

at Lester Park. The committee hav-
ing the affair in charge, have made all
arrangements for the day? A pro.
gram of sports and other features will
be given. These annual events of the
Hibernians are always looked forward
to with pleasure by the members and
their friends as an enjoyable time is
always enjoyed. Each year the pic
MICS of the Hibernians are becoming
more popular and the one next week,
with fine weather, will be a record
breaker.
Fred L. Ryan returned the first OF
the week after spending few days
in the Twin Cities. He met number
of the local Hibernians while there
and they report all the divisions down
there in excellent condition with Il
steady increase in membership
Sisters Magdalene and Benedict OF
London, Ont, who have been the
guests of their sister, Mrs. E. Dor
medy of West Duluth, returned home
last week on the Huronic.
The installation of Right Rev. \. f.
Schinner, the new bishop of Superior,
took place Tuesday evening of last
week at the Sacred Heart cathedral,
in Superior, and the people of that
city for the first time met the newly
appointed prelate. 1t was an impos-
ing event, and Duluth participated in
it, sending large number OF its Cath
olic clergy and laity over to be pres
enC at the ceremonies. A parade
opened the program, and in this more
than 1000 men were in line, with a
platoon of police and the Superior
Marine band leading. All of the Cath
oic societies were in line, and the Du-
luth and other attendants from neigh
boring cities also took part. The
church was handsomely decorated,
brilliant electric lights being employ
ed in great number. Welcome, Bish-
op" in electric lights, blazed from the
roof of the cathedral. When the
formal exercises were opened in the
church, Rev. Father Fardy, the pastor,
addressed the new bishop, saying In
part: In the presence of these your
kind friends, in the presence of this
large assemblage of people, in the
presencve of priesthood and laity l
bid you a hearty welcome. l welcome
you, bishop, as the head of our priest
hood, as our father and as our spirit
ual guide. AS l let my mind travel
back over the few ffeeting years OF
time remember you as member of
our class. Then you were always wei.
come to our class room, to our meet
ings, you were welcome to take part
In all of our class planning and well
coined as a friend and adviser. You
always stood at the head of the class,
you were always first in everything.
You were always at the head. You
the same. What wonder is it that
this gigantic gathering welcomes you
to be our loved father bishop and
spiritual guide? There are other rea-
sons why you have come among us.
When the voice of the northern coun-
tries went across the ocean it was
heard by that same Holy Ghost church
flourish in all parts of the world" In
responding the bishop said: There
is mingling of sadness and happi-
ness in the new Office | have been
chosen for. rejoice to see this DEM
onstration, yet there are ties dear TO
me that must be broken now that
have stepped into this new calling.
My new labors, my new undertaking.
make it impossible for me to con-
tinue the old ties, yet although we
may be separated by time, space and
condition-our hearts are the same
forever. My thanks extend to Father
Fardy, vicar general of the diocese" :"
In making the appointment the bishop
said: Now l have the pleasure of
performing the pleasantest duty OF
this entire service. 1t is the reward
ing of upward of twenty years service
to the priesthood, the greater part of
whose labors have been in this city.
1t is my pleasure to confer on my old
classmate, Father Fardy, the highest
gift in my power, that of vicar gen
eral. hope that he may live long
and enjoy It," The reception closed
with benediction. Wednesday after.
noon at the Hotel Superior, Bishop
Schinner gave banquet at which
about fifty guests were present, being
all of the clergy.
J.D. Keough of St. Paul, was in Du-
fluth last week with the intention OF
establishing a dairy in the western
part of the city.
Mrs. NJ. Tierney Of ST. Paul, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James Cough
Ian of West Third street.
B. F. Forrestal, who has been con-
nected with st. Mary's hospital Of this
city for a number of years, as agent.
has been appointed general agent of
that institution. His district includes
the city and both of the iron ranges,
| and means much work for him. as he
! will have supervision of number of
| agents of the hospital.
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