The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-23


vania.
Overbrook seminary; Rev. Edmund F.
Prendergast, ID. D., Rev. James F.
Loughlin, ID. d. all of that city; Rt.
Rev. l. +. Hortsmann, bishop of Cleve-
land, and Rev. +. J. McManus, Rev. N.
j. McManus. of this city; Rev. NJ. F.
Crane, of Avoca; Rev. X. A. McAndrew,
of Wilkes Barre, and Rev. f. s. Phil
lips. of Plains. the clergymen who went
from this diocese to meet the cardinal
in Philadelphia. At White Haven the
party was Joined by Rev. James Cum
miskey and Rev. F.. ]. Pribyl, of Halle.
ton.
Cardinal Satolli, his secretary, Dr.
Rocker, Archbishop Ryan, of Philadel-
phia. an6, Bishop-elect Hoban were
the first to pass out from the station.
A mighty cheer was sent up from the
multitudes of people. and the cardinal
lifted his silk hat and smiled happily
They entered the first carriage. which
was drawn by four black horses and
were driven away.
Grand marshal ID. j. Campbell; chief
of stan, c. q. Boland, and the aides
whose names We're published hereto
fore preceded the carriages on horse
back. The societies fell in line accord
ing to the order of their position and
the Italian societies came first. The
Italian Catholics of the city came first
led by the Lawrence band; then fol-
lowed the Guard of Rome, of Old Forge,
with their own band; the Favorite
Drum corps, of DunmOre, leading the
Corona society of that place; next was
the Prince of Naples society, Of Dun
more.
st. Leo's battalion, of the West Side,
led by their own drum corps were the
next. They We're 100 strong. Then
came st. Paul's Pioneer corps. of the
West Side; Father Whittys Temper
band. South Side; Thaddeus kosciusko
Polish Guards in brilliant uniform,
knights of the Holy Cross, Pulaski
Guards, Polish Sacred Heart society,
and St Stanislaus society. the five rep
resenting a membership of over 800 of
st. Marys Polish congregation of the
South Side.
st. Peters Total Abstinence and
Benevolent society. of Bellevue. and st.
Peters cadets came next, and then
John Boyle O'Reilly council, No. 134,
Young Mems Institute. The Stafford
Literary Institute, of Wilkes Barre,
was next in line There were about
100 young men in this organization and
they presented fine appearance.
Along the line of march they kept up a
| series of welcome cheers for the car
dinal and Bishop-elect Hoban.
Columbus council. No. 119. Young
Mems Institute, of the South Side. was
the next organizations: then came
Daniel O'Connell council, Young Mems
Institute of Minooka. Germania band
led Branch 81, Catholic Mutual Benefit
asSo citation, of this city. st. Brcndan
council. Young Mems Institute, of the
| West Side. was next and after them
were St. Johns Fife and Drum corps,
st. Johns, Total Abstinence and Ben
evolent society and st. Johns cadets.
of Pine Brook: ST.. Aloysius Young
Mems Total Abstinence and Benevo-
lent society. of the South Side. wearing
caps. white vests, and carrying canes.
BAUER'S BAND LED THEM
The Ancient Order of Hibernians of
America led by Bauer's band made a
most creditable showing. County
! President William Dawson command
ed them and the organizations that
We're i'm line were: Division II. of Scran-
ton: Division 6. of Providence: Divi-
sion 49, of Hyde Park; Division g. of
! Minooka: Division D. of Scranton; Divi-
sion l. of Hyde Park: Division H. of
| Green Ridge. The Sheridan Drum
corps led st. Johns Rifles and st.
I Johns cadets of the South Side.
At the head of the divisions of the
| Board of Erin of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians was Forest band. Division
! No. Z. OF scranton came frSt. then
| Division 10. of Green Ridge. and after
them Division "a. of the South Side.
Division 4. of Minooka, and Division /,
/ of the West Side.
The procession moved up Lackawan-
! ma avenue to Washington. and along
Wa asllington to Gibson street. where a
| countermarch was made. 1t was a
magnificent sight as the procession
moved down Washington avenue to-
ward the heart of the city. Rockets.
! Roman candles. and fireworks of every
description shot uD from the line of
march and Illuminated the gray dark
ness of the evening sky. When the
first carriage appeared opposite the
residence of Mrs. Bridget Hoban on
/ North Washington avenue. a resOund-
| ing salute of fireworks was shot off
and while the parade was passing the
terrace and porch were literally ablaze.
The procession was reviewed as it
| fled. past the episcopal residence, and
| the street was blockaded with a sea of
humanity only equalled by the num-
bers that were out yesterday morning
| to watch the professional to the cathe-
dral before the conservation began.
From every door and window. the porch
and balconies of st. Cecilia's academy
| cheers greeted the cardinal and new