Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30
I'd EDITION.
SOLEMN CEREMONIAL
Celebration in Honor of Archbishop
Kenrick at St. Louis.
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN ENGLAND.
Assignee Gould on the Late Field
Failure.
INDIANS ON THE WAR DATH
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN ENGLAND
INDIANS ON THE WAR PATH
THE OCCASION WAS UNIQUE.

Celebrating AN Observation-Disclosures Golden
Jubilee for the First Time.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. So For the first time
in the history of the Catholic church in this
country the opportunity is presented to cele-
brate the golden jubilee of an archbishop.
The distinguished prelate to whom
Is accorded this high honor is
his grace, Peter Richard Keurick,
the venerable ard beloved archbishop
of the diocese OF Missouri The celebration to-
day is in keeping with the noblo character of
state of Oregon to the everglades Of
Florida and from distant Maine to
remote New Mexico, and even from the
Vatican n. Rome. princes of the church,
prelates and priests have come to honor the
aged archbishop on the evening OF his success
full and glorious career. The list of clerical
participants in the Jubilee services embraces
cardinal, twelve GrchDishops, siXty-five bishops,
five mitcrnd abbots. nearly 800 priests and
many digni.qries OF the different religious Or
ders of the faith.
SOLEMN PoNTIFIcAL HIGH MASS.
The solemn pontificel high mass In honor Of
the occasion was celebrated tiismorning in the
Old cathedral on Wqlt ut street. The interior
OF tGe church was handsomely decorated.
The mass selected for the occasion was
Gounod's "Mesre Solenncli dc Sainte Cecile.'
and it was rendered i'll a beautiful and majestic
uiiulcr ny q Cunic Oh uttS trained VOICES.
chosen from the different choirs of the city.
PRocEEDISG TO TIVE cHUEcH.
Early this morning Archbishop kenrick said
mass privately in the chapel of Lis residence
on Lindeli avenue. and at $50 o o'clock he
entered carriage drawn by iron gray
horses covered with purple trappings
and led by a fco.man. His eniinence,
Cardinal Gibbons. had similar equipage,
drawn by black horses covered with
both n,,1 hair, Il
tinguishel occupants were escorted by
nouatod platoon OF Catholic gentlemen wear
ing appropriate s.shes and badges. The pro-
cessIOn moved slowly in the clear and crisp
mornIng cir from the residence to the school
house adjoining the cathedral, distance of
nearly two miles, and reached the end of the
journey shortly before o'clock.
The most reverend and right reverend pre-
lates and the officers of the mass donned their
vestments i'll the sacristies and few minutes
house to the main entrance to the
church began. 1t moved i'll stately
and digniied manner in the following
order: Cross bearer and acolytes, priests
in cassock and surplice. monsignori. mitered
abbots. bishops, archbishops. his grace of St.
Louis and attendants. his emiEencc Cardinal
Gibbons. with the officers OF the mass.
In addition to Cardinal Gibbons the cele-
bTant and his grace, Archbishop kenrick, who
assisted with inter and cope.
OFFICERS OF THE MASS.
The officers of the mass were: Very Rev. II.
Muehlsiepen, V. G and Rev. Vim. Walsh, dea-
cons of boaor to the most reverend archbishop;
Very Rev. Philip p. Brady, archpriest to his
eminence Cardinal Gibbons: Revs. ID. W. Ken
rick and j. Hessoun, deaCons of honor to the
celebrant; Rev. Joseph Schaefers. deacon Of the
mass; Rev. E j. Shea, sub-deacon OF the mass;
Rev. Vim. Noonsn. cross bearer, and Rev. Mar
tin S. Brennan, first master of ceremonies.
These were augmented with large corps of
well-trained servers. acolytes. &c. The pro-
cession passed down the main aisle of the
cathedral and entering the sanctuary sepa-
rated. each to his respective position.
After the cardinal had donued the magnlfi-
cent vestments which pontifcai re-
quires he proceeded tt the foas Of the altar,
meanwhile blessing the clergy and people On
reaching the lower step Of the altar the cardi-
nal repeated the contiteor, after which the altar
was inceusel. The celebraDt then read
the introit, at tine conclusion OF which he as
cended his throne and the choir rendered the
kyrie Following tie cardinal intoucd the
Gloria in Exceisis Del and the collects, after
which the epistle was read.
Immediately after the epistle Archbishop
Ryan walked to the front Of the altar and be-
gan his address.
The ceremony OF the mass concluded with
the soleman episcopal blessing
After mass the procession reformed and re-
turned to the school house III the same manner
it entered the church
This afternoon at the Lindell Hotel there will
be grand jubilee banquet. Addresses will be
made by Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishops Cor
rigan. Jansen and others. This evening the
grand torchliyht parade takes place and fully
IL ,0O0 men will be in line.