The Irish standard., 1910-05-28

| 'ASAt4H6 OASnoPS maze up the remain
ing members Of the. distinguished
group. At another table sat the NOM
bers of the governors staff and the
citizens committee from st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
| After the more than eight hundred
people had Toasted to fullness the Arch
bishop thanked all present for the
honor shown to himself and the new
bishops. He then read the following
telegram from Pope Plus x:
"Most Reverend Archbishop John
Ireland, archbishop of st. Paul: The
Holy Father, with fullness of heart,
imparts his blessing to yourself and
to suffragan prelates assisting you,
as BETTING to them, to the six newly
conseorated bishops entering into the
Churchs sacred princedom, to whom
he earnestly wishes a prosperous and
stainless career
MERRY DEL VAL,
"Papal Secretary of State"
Those Who Took Part.
| The sermon, which appears else
where in this issue, was delivered by
Rt. Reverend Thomas O'Gorman, bish-
op of Sioux Falls.
| The acting chaplains We're: for Bish-
op O'Feilly, James Byrnes, Stanley
DobrenslSi; for Bishop Lawler, Pat
rick O'Connor, Thomas Keane; for
Bishop Heffron, William Grace, Wal
ter Daily; for Bishop Corbett, Steven
Faskin; Leo Gleason; for Bishop
Wehrle, James Praught, Peter Kraul
for Bishop Busch, Joseph Szczepanski
Leo Kucera.
Priests Who Were In Charge.
Rev. Francis Schaeffer, D. D., who
was lately appointed rector of ST.
Pauls seminary to succeed Bishop
Heffron, was the able master
of ceremonies. Bishop McGolrick and
| Bishop Trobec were assistant bishops
to the consecrator Rev. T. ]. Gibbons
Of st. Paul was assistant priest. Rev
]. c. Byrne of Minneapolis and Rev
Paul Rulquin We're deacons of honor
and Rev. o. Ogulin of st. Paul and
Rev. o. Erren of Minneapolis We're
deacons of the Mass
The music was under the direction
of Rev. F. Missia.
Arrangements Committee.
| The pre- conservation arrangements
| were placed in the hand of COM
mittee composed of Rev. P. O'Nein
Rev. A. Ogulin, Rev. P. M. Young
Rev. F. x. Bajec, Rev. J. O'Connor
and Rev. H. r. Jordan.
The members of the building COM
mittee of the Cathedral and the Pro-
Cathedral were, excepting Archbishop
Ireland, who heads both of them, as
follows:
For the st. Paul Cathedral-Loui,
w. Hill, John B. Measher, Charles H
F. Smith, G. ]. Moconville, N. c. Nc
Nair, George N. Gerlach, J. C. Ken.
nedy, George Michel, Timothy Foley
c. D. O'Brien, E. w. Bazille, Charles
Friend, Jr., Frank Erling, Peter M
Kerst and ]. c. Nolan.
For the Minneapolis Pro- Cathedral
L. S. Donaldson, W. P. Devereaux, P
]. Downes, W. j. Murphy, P. ]. Ken.
nedy, Hubert Kelly, Anton HUM, Nor.
ris Mcdonald, E. j. LHerault, James
A. Byrnes, J. M. Regain, T.. E. Cootey
John Mahoney, T. Ranger, w
E. Reau, j. N. Reau, j. N
Tittemore, DR.. J. c. Crowley, E. A
Prendergast, James Shannessy, Rev
J.. M. Clearly w. j. Won der Weyer, J
M. Schultz, P. l.. Clarity, M. A. Ger
Der, John F. Kennedy, F. B. Chute and
P. F. Frye.
Distinguished Clergy Present.
Most Rev. Diomede Falconio, D. D.
apostolic delegate to the United States
Most Rev. S. B. Messmer, D. D., arch.
bishop of Milwaukee; Most Rev. Johr
J. Keane, D. D., archbishop of Dubu.
que; Most Rev. James E. Quigley, D
D., archbishop of Vhicago. Rt
Rev. James McGolrick, D. D.
bishop of Duluth, Mimi; Rt. Rev. jaime.
Trobec, D. D., bishop of st. Cloud
Mimi; Rt. Rev. Thomas O'Gorman
D. D,bishop of Sioux Falls, S. D.;
Rt. Rev. Maurice r. Burke, D. D.
bishop of st. Joseph, Mo-; Rt. Rev
John j. Hogan D. D., bishop of Kan.
sas City, Mo-; Rt. Rev. J. J. Keane
D. D., bishop of Cheyenne, Wyo.; Rt
Rev. ]. J. Garrigan, D. D., bishop O.
Sioux City; Ri. Rev. J. Jensen, D. D.
bishop of Belleville, ILL.,; Rt. Rev. r
Scannell, D. D., bishop of Omaha; Rt
Rev. Thomas Bonacum, D. D. bishop O
Lincoln, Neb.; Ri. Rev. James Davis
D. D., bishop of Davenport, Iowa..
Rt Rev. P. J. Muldoon. D. D., bishop