Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
IN Els NEW HONB.
ARRIVAL OF ARCHBISHOP Kahn AND PARTY
IN ST. LOUIS
The Reception in That City and Incidents Of the
Trip-Moysmsns Of ;ns Wheeling Party.
0he Religious Notes

Several members OF che committee OF
clergy and laity, which accompanied
Archbishop Kaln to st. Louis, returned
home last evening. They were Rev.
Father JOS. Mullen. Of she Church OF
The immaculate Conception; Rev. Faith
er Chas. Schnpp. Of St. JOseph's, Mar
shall county, and John A. Howard and
W g. Hapdlan. Rev. Father OConnor,
~ Cierksburg, left for South st. Louis,
where he will visit Sister Mary Paul
and Sister Agatha, formerly OF this city.
He will then 20 to the Worlds Fair and
the Catholic Congress. Father Nc
Menamin. of BenwOod, left for Louis
vile XIV. to visit friends and relatives.
Father Tracy, OF Weston, and Father
Hickey. OF ParkerSourg, remained
ia St. Louis, but will go 70 Chicago and
attend the Catholic Congress before re-
turning home. Rev. Mgr. ]. I. Sullivan
and Rev. Father Maurice, OF ST. Al
phonsus, stopped at Cincinnati. Michael
O'Nel. NJ. j. O'Kane and John V.
Gavin also stopped OF at Cincinnati
Patrick Kennedy, James Devine, John
Sheeky, Ferd Wingerter, Richard
Donehoo and Geo. J. Mathison are az
the Worlds Fair. go,
The Wheeling delegation was highly
pleased With the trip and with their re-
ception and entertainment in 81. LOUIS.
While crossing the Bellaire bridge the
81. Louis clergy came back into the
Wheeling car for Archbishop kain.
The entire party assembled In one car
and Father Walsh read an address 10
the Archbishop in behalf Of the clergy
of 81. Louis. To was an address OF vel
come. and was responded TO by the
Archbishop ia short speech. The
Archbishop said In his response that
the DromOtion was not or MS
own seeking, and was consequent
" the moro gratifying TO him.
II was hard 10 leave his own
hills. where be had lived all his life,
ard which he had come to love. dis
character was formed, and the people
Of 81. Louis would have TO take him as
they found him. he said he was aem-
ocratic In all bis beliefs, and people VINO
expected 70 see him clothed In purple
and fine linen would be disappointed
greatly. He asked the st. Louis clergy
Tor their cooperation in his new held.
He rendered all an invitation to visit
MIN often in his new home, and lntl-
mated that they would always ma the
latch-string QUIZ
Archbishop KaIn will leave Friday
evening for Chicago, to visit the WORLDS
Fair and To attend the Catholic Con-
oress. He will be accompanied by Faith
ers NJ. ]. aud James McCabe, OF ST.
Iouis. On September nth the Arch
bishop will be present at Dubuque, at
the comforting OF the Dallium upon Arch
bfshop Hennessy. He is expected TO
visit Wheeling about the first Of NO
Vember.
The following account OF the Aren-
bishops reception In St. Louis Is from
the Star-SOUingS:
Archbishop }. J. Kain, the lewly..ap-
pointed tOr 70 Archbishop henrlcA,
srri-- rning on tae Baltimore and
- O-sock, from Wheeling, w.
scene Of his lifelong laoors. The
shop was accompanied on the trip
rhesHpg bv q delegation Of priests
,oeIing and also a delegation or
I'd laymen from st. Louis, VINO
h Wheeling 10 attend the farewell
tWheeling. and accompanied the
Ion to his new home in ST. Louis.
StLonis delegation went on TO w neel-
inc in q special Pullman sleeper. vice.
President Peabody, Of the Baltimore L anu
ohio railroad. rendered to Archbishop KAN
49,, ,,ee ~ his private car for the journey
west. The Wheeling delegates were teno-
cred the use OF q special car by the balt-
more and Ohio road. .,..
COMMITTEES OF priests was in waiting
m the Union Depot TO retaiVe the ARCH
bishop and party. The committee consist
ed OF Revs. Fathers Ziegler, Gallar, t1tz-
patrick. Kain. Rouse, Power aad hunicAe.
AS the b. & o. train pulled into the 9epOs
the committee pushed forward s11 TO
seived the Archbishop as be stepped from
the train. After greetings nao oeeu eA-
changed the party took carriages Tor tae
Southern Hotel. The priests who were IN
the carriage with Arch bishop KAN were
Fathers McCabe, HOussOn ana bremrlcK'
Upon arriving at the Southern, the party
of priests went Immediately TO parior oo,
where they engaged in general converse
ton. while waiting for breakfast 70 oe an
nounced The parlor was very wen nlleu
vita groups Of chatting, smiling priests,
while Archbishop kain was the center OF
group. several OF whom were engaged IN
&aroest obnversatiOn with him. Numbers
az theieeal elergymen flocked IN TO do rev
erepce 10 their new Archbishop, and the
time until the announcement OF breakfast
was spent very pleasantly.
ID was not until $40 that breakfast was
announced. The procession OF priests
formed, with Archbishop kein at the head,
and marched 70 the ladies' breakfast room,
where breakfast was served, 10 ABOUT 9O
priests. About an hour was consumed IN
Nv the breakfast, az the conclusion OF
which the company returned 70 parlor %,
10 await the time for the Archoishops de-
parture to the archiepiscopal residence on
Lindell boulevard.