Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-10-12
IMPOSING OF THE PALLIUM.
Preparations Complete for the Com
ing Great Church Event at the
Santa Fe Cathedral.
CARDINAL GIBBONS AND DIGNITARIES.
The Procession of acknowledgement
and Line of March-Crowds Com
ingon Thursday-The Mayors
Proclamation.

The coming week will mark an epoch in
the already remarkable church history Of
the City of the Holy Faith. Commencing
on Tuesday evening nearly the entire week
will be given up to the ceremonies at
tending the imposition of the sacred
Pallium on the Most Rev. Archbishop p.
L. Chapelle. This solemn and imposing
event itself will occur on Thursday morn
ing next at 10 O'Clock, but the festivities
attending the suspicious occasion will
begin with the arrival of His Eminence,
Cardinal Gibbons, and the other dig
nitaries accompanying him ON Tuesday
evening. A complete and interesting
program is in preparation for Wednes-
day which will be announced in these
columns in due time. There will be re.
liqious services in the forenoon at the
Cathedral and plaza concert in the
afternoon. On Thursday comes the
browning event of the occasion, to be fol.
lowed by plaza concert in the afternoon,
and at the archepscopal residence In the
evening, from 8 to II O'Clock, the arch
bishop will hold a public reception in
honor of his Eminence, Cardinal Gibbons,
and other distinguished guests. On Fri
day morning comes the conservation of
the cathedral of st. Francis of AssisiuT.
One evening during his visit it is expect
ed that Cardinal Gibbons will give a pub
lie lecture, either on Friday or Saturday
night, and on Sunday will follow impos-
ing services at the cathedral, so that
practically the whole week will be devoted
to this festlvity.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
The following named have been desig-
mated by the Diocesan association to act
as reception committee to Cardinal Glib
bons and the visitors: Very Rev. A. Four
chegu, vicar general; Rev. j. Derasches,
Rev. A. Cassals, Rev. P. Gilberton, Rev.
Brother Botu1ph, Gov. W. I. Thornton,
Adjutant General g. W. Knaebel, Mayor
@. F. Easley, Gen. E. L. Bartlett, Hon. N.
b. Laughlin, Solicitor General j. Z. Vic
tory, Mr.. James L. johnson, Hon. A. L.
Morrison, Hon. B. M. Read, Hon. A. Ortiz
Y Salazar, Messrs. Aniceto Abeytia, Man
uel Valdez, Felipe B. Delgado, Jose Sc
gura, Hon. Amado Chaves, Mr.. Geo. H.
Cross, Mr.. E. Chacon, Hon. L. Baca, Mr..
Max Frost and Mr.. F. Nolan.
PROCESSION OF WELCOME.
The procession of welcome will form
on Palace avenue, it's right resting on
Lincoln avenue, at $3.50 p. m, Tuesday.
The command forward will be given at Z
O'Clock sharp to march to the A., L. s.
F. railroad depot whore the special train
conveying the prelates arrives at 1850 p.
m. Following is the order in which the
procession will move:
Flag Bearers on Horseback
Santa Fe Bicycle Club.
Grand Marshal and Aides.
Band.
Co. B, LIST Regt. New Mexico Militia.
Students Of St. Michael's College.
Carleton Post, G. A. r.
Santa Fe Fire Department.
Band.
Prelates in Carriages.
Gov. Thornton and staff.
Reception Committee in Carriages.
Federal and Territorial Officials in Carriages.
Judges of the Supreme Court and Land Court
in Carriages.
Santa Fe Board Of Trade in Carriages.
City and County Officers in Carriages.
Citizens in Carriages.
Citizens on Horseback
Five hundred torch-light bearers will
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side of the procession.
Returning, the following will be
THE LINE OF MARCH:
From the depot to Montezuma avenue;
thence to Galisteo street; thence south to
Manhattan avenue; thence east to College
street; thence to Water street, to the
corner of Shelby street; thence to the
south and west sides of the plaza; to the
postofice corner; thence along Palace
avenue to Cathedral street and thence to
the archepiscopal residence, where the
procession will disband.
Mr.. Larkln G. Read will serve as grand
marshal; aides: Messrs. George A. John.
son, j. D. Sena, Pedro Delgado, Fernando
Delgado, F. Alarid, J. Valdez, F. Ortiz, j.
Shoemaker, j. Hovey, E. Sena, J. Rey-
nolds, M. Garcia, E. Delgado, E. Lucero,
j. Conklin, G. Herrera. A. P. Hill. P. Mar
tinez, M. F. Sena.
THE CATHEDRAL
in which the main part of the weeks
events will occur has been made ready
for the accommodation of 1900 specta-