Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-01

train bearers. In ms hanu ne CslTrteu tne
shOwy gold helmet of his gnard He
walked erect, and with his dignitied bear
ING was the most conspicuous figure in the
procession. The Bishops and ArehbishOps
wore their robes of royal purple, and many
were attended by train bearers. In rear of
the Cardinal were boys carrying his train
and custOdians of the insignia of his rank
The master of ceremonies was Rev. j. ;.
McCulleue, Of st. Mary's Seminary. Lord
Baltimore Council No. u, b. l.,
brought up the rear of $ihe
line. As the head OF the process
sion entered the Cathedral street entrance
of the edifce, the pealing Of the organ
broke upon the stiffness of the sacred place
and the choir sang the procession anthem,
'Eece SacerdOS Magnus, with full chorus.
Shortly before the procession entered the
sanctuary MOnsignOr StranierO, his secre-
tary, and Father MeCallen, master OF eere-
monies, entered within the ratings and
placed the Papal documents and scarlet
betetta ON Gilt table. When the rear of
the procession reached the sanctuary, Car
dinal Gibbons occupied his throne, the
Bishops and ArchbiShops finding seats on
either side of the altar. The Apostolic
dele.ate lKenrickl sat upon special
throne Opposite the Cardinal. The noble
guard stood upon the Cardinals left, and
the Papal ablegIte to the left Of the guard.
The following members OF the Hierarchy
occupied seats within the ch'ncel rail:
Archbishops Kenrick, of st. Louis;
Williams of Boston; Ryan, of Phil
adclphia; lIciSS, of Milwaukee; Leray,
of New Orleans: FIbre, Of Montreal;
Lynch, of Toronto; Fehan, of Chicago; Cor
rieln, of New York; Elder, of Cincinnati,
and Gross, of Portland, Oregon; Bishop 5
O'Hara, of Scranton; Phelan, of PittSburg;
Northrop, OF Charlcston; Kahn. OF Wheel
ing: Keau. of Richmond; O'Sullivan, ot
Mobile: O'Reilly, OF Springfield; DeGoeS-
BRAND, of Burlington; Moore, of st. Au-
gustine: Bradley. Of Manchester; Becker,
OF savannah: RYAN. of Buffalo; Dcnger, Oi
Fort Wayne; JanSSenS, Of Natchez; Wat
terSon, of Columbus; WigSer, of Newark;
Macs, OF Coyington; Loughlin, o! Brook
lvn: McQuLid. of Rochester; NadhamS, Ol
OwleuSburg: Fitzgerald, Of Little Rock;
CuSgrovc. ct Davenport; MOntcSDctca, OF
san Luis PoJoSi, Mexico; SpaldIng, ot Pc
Uia: O'COnu9r, OF Omaha; Rogers, Of Chat
ham. y. f. The pontilical high mass was
then begun by Archbishop John J. vii
liamS, OF Boston.
THE MASS.
During the mass Archbishop Ryan, OF
Philadelphia. maic IN address upon the
lite Of the nry, Cardinal aud uf the Church
in its relations to thS Government
Rev. Mr.. Erandi, Secretary to Mon
signrur Strmeiro. the pJpIl delegate,
presented to Archbishop Henrick, the
ie.e,tc, appointed by the Pope, the
orders from home. The first was u war
rant empowering Archbishop Kcnrick to
confer the bcrrtta on the new Cardinal, and
was rrld by Father Foley. II was signed
by Cardinal l.sLochowSli The second was
read bv Rev. Mr.. Brandt, aud Was an otli-
rial letter lrum Cardinal LcdochGwSkl TO
Cardinal Gibbons, cCntcrrlug ap0S-
toll. b2ncdiction and contcrring tn
new honor on him in recognition Of his
'-wrll-knowu piety. learning and zeal for
the Catholic faith, and recommending
him to stand firm aud unShaEen
against the dangers threatening the
church" Archbishop Gibbons then ad-
dressed Archbishop kcnrick, express
ing hiS gratitude at The selection Of 50
old and exalted pre!atc to confer
on him the high honor given by the Pop"
and referred to the fact that he, the speak
ar. WAS the SnrrySSnU Of Archbishop Ken
rick'- brother. Francis Patrick krnr,cS,
in the See ot Baltimore Then, turning, he
addressed NouSiguor StrInciro, expressing
hts deep sense ot gratitude for bringing the
I.rrftl lrrr,s the ocean. and asking him 10
abide here ~ 4 brother and sec the growth
and LOYALTY OF the Church in America.