The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-20
THE CARDINALS OVATION
Meeting of Catholic Laymen to Make
the Arrangements.
1T WILL BE on 4 GRAND SCALE

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Ills Einincncc, DIR. Rocker. Ills Secretary.
und Archbishop Ryan VIII Arrive
In the CITY Tomorrow Evening
ut 7.2O Details Of Reception
His Eminence Cardinal Francis Sa-
TOLL will be the recipient of most
magnificent ovation upon his arrival
i'm this city tomorrow evening. Catho-
lie laymen of Scranton and adjoining
parishes will turn out en- masse to re-
ceive him at the railway station and
| escort him to the episcopal residence
of Right Reverend Bishop O'Hara. on
Wyoming avenue.
His eminence and DR. Rocker. his
secretary. and Archbishop Ryan will
leave philadelphia tomorrow afternoon
at | o'clock in II special car over the
l.ehigh Valley railroad. They will reach
Wilkes Barre at 6l5 in the evening and
will leave there at 60 for here over
the Delaware and Hudson railroad, ar
riving in this city ut the Lackawanna
avenue station at 30.
There will be a large committee of
priests and prominent laymen of the
diocese ready to meet the cardinal and
his retinue at Wilkes Barre. and will
accompany them on the tram 10 Scrah-
ton. An the DIVISIONS or scranton ana
|lcinitv OF the ancient orner Oh M,
perniahs oi America anu Oh the boaru
oi Erin ana al Temperance societies;
as well as other Irish societies. and
those of German. Italian, Hungarian,
Polish and Lithuanian Catholic men,
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rather oRellIy ana keV. father NC
Mahus met them: ana upon discussihg
the matter over II was decided 10 cail
ii general meeting to prepare TO do nom
or TO ms eminence.
MI. BDldnu nominated lDr, JOnn BUr-
nett for chairman, and j. C. McAndrews
was chosen secretary, ana the FORMER,
upon taking the chair and giving en-
preston tn MS thanks, stated that RcN.
Father McManus. of Providence. was
present and would convey the infOrma-
tion to them relative to the arrival of
the cardinal. Rev. Father McManus
said that it was only few days ago
that ii was definitely known that the
cardinal could come and hence things
must he quickly done as the time is
short.
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NThe speaker said that the great good
done him by the distinguished clergy
man for the church in the United
states, ana ms learning ana piefy as
well as the graceful methods OF his
business associations have entitled him
children of the church. The speaker
gave the information concerning the
time when the journey from Philadel-
phla VIII begin ana when the train VIII
Risbnn-els Hoh.r will .rriv. IN
Scranton tomorrow afternoon at |
o'clock from New York. from St. Fran
els Y aN4er's college. where he has been
on retreat for the nast week.
The hlISinpSS nf ua
ments for the cardinals reception was
begun with a motion by C.. c. Boland
that representatives present of socie-
ties be requested to issue a call to their
members to turn out without further
notice at 6.15 tomorrow evening. the
societies to form in line and take their
places according to their arrival, each
society to appoint marshals and have
any other arrangements all ready In
addition to the societies. all men who
have a desire to join in the parade will
do so by assembling at College hall and
proceed in q body to the station
The question as to how the nature
of the arrangements would be made
known to the Polish, Italian and other
societies whose members do not under
stand English. was settled by Frank
Bonim of Elm street, a prominent Pol
ish resident. He said that all of his
nationality are i'm shape to be properly
informed The discussion as TO whether
out -of-town societies are eSpected To
be present was left to the societies
themselves.
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toMMll ZEE. of NV ENTf-Fl\f II.
The following general committee of
twenty-five was appointed to make all
the arrangements: DR. John Burnett.
chairman, Judges p. p Smith and Fred
W. Gunster honorary members. G. G.