The morning times., 1896-10-05
FAREWELL hND. WELCOME
tContinued from First Pase.)

all things, and wopld even be able to
make good report on the subject OF
baseball when he returned to Rome. Ameri-
| cans could depend upon 1t that they would
!, always find IN his emffience ssthrich
friend. The suggestion that satolli be
CHOSEN by the audience their delegate to
| plaUse.
The speaker, while on this subject Of the
/ Americanism of the cardinal and OF Catho-
mes OF TINS country, referred TO tho Sc who
uispuseu tneir patriotism as people ..who
are not and who never Will be A tnerfcans.' ;,
statement Which was universally ap-
piauded Bidding farewell to Cardinal
Satolli, Father Pardon made a neat ref
erence TO the presence OF Archbishop Mar.
.ihchi as the most pleasing substitute for
.he IetiIlhs aDleeate, at which reference
both or these distinguished preIates raisad
their hats, as they did severai times during
the program When referred to dird{tly
ON BEHALF OF THE CARDINAL.
The reply on behalf OF the cardinal was
made by Dr. Rocker. His Introduction was
In light vein, characterizing lllis farewell
as positively the last OF the cardinal" !"
Then he told some of the, secrets. OF Father
Gillespie, which had been conffded TO the
abiegate, including Father Gillespie design
to build another GonZaga College and his
determination 10 get a clock for st. Aloysius'
Church that could keep good time in place
of the present one, which was always
twenty minutes ahead ,accordingto Satoli's
watch. The regrets of the Cardinal were
conveyed very trelicitously-by DR. Rocker
and with evident feeling
Ihis concluded tie program. The inl-
ihense audience and also those who had
walled without filed downthe right aisle
10 the stage. where they shook hands with
an al @,.--fk ~.
Among those who were specially pre-
sented was Mrs. John lyman, whose nus
band had made the 4niagnificent duuation
to the college hall
Alter the reception Cardinal Satolli,
Archbishop Martneih and a Few Invited
guests We're given a collation. at the rectory
OF st. Aloysius' Church
SATOLLTS LAST MASS.
Cardinal satolli officiated yesterday at
the morning service at st. AIoysius' Church.
IL was his farewell service in this CITY
and most likely I'D this country before
ms departure for Rome, which taxes place
October II.
hr ceremony consisted of highs pom
titlcai mass and was most impressive Be
sides the celebrant, Cartiinal Satolli. there
were in the Sanctuary a assistants in the
mass the Rev. Patrick McGinny. s. J.
deacon Rev. James ?. Burns subdeacon:
anu assistdnt priest, Rev. Father Pappi
OF Woodstock. Md, formerly secretary
OF the cardinal. who came to hid him fare
we'll On the right OF the altar were seated
Cardinal SatollI and deacous of honor, the
Rev. Cornelius Gillespie, s. J., rector Of
st. Aloysius and Rev William ]. Typan.
on the left were Apostolic Delegate Mgr.
Martineti and deacons OF honor. Rev.
Thomas Driscoll, o. S. A; Rev. Father
fedigan. o. S. A; assistant deacon, Rev.
A. Mandoiani. s. j., president of Viola Col
lege, baltimore: Rev. Father Conlou or
st. Aloysius' and master OF ceremonias NJ
Leo L. Coyie, S.J- There xere alsn yytti,,otbc
santucarvon he right Mgr Sbretti. secretary
OF the legation; Rev. DR.. +. z. Rocker, sec
retary to Cardinal SatOlli: p. j. ZunI and
Rev. Father Harrigan of BrookIyn: on the
left with Mgr. MartlneIli were Rev
Scanion, 5: J., OF Trinity. Georgetown; Rev
Father j. Havens Richards. S. j., president