Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-29
CARDINAL SAiuLLl!


H. Euururr '....uu .nuu. -
tnlll came w. ir',u r. Ia g. ,lr l,rn
IuIIin purnl" yesterday, ,ul the TN " g.
- continual, reception. ilr p.uplr ul
thr southern towns wrr, ""l ru torrr to
greet the eminent rtrlatr, ami At ~uc"tro
There Were ulll - thou-and prrpl, It.,
-cinhird
The party wa- Julu-l l., thr parish
priest, II san Nhrrlal. ~morf", Krl"n. la
Joya and Tome Vt l,lrM elaborate
preparations had been made for the fr.
ceptiun The lnhahitanl- II the pucllo
and many recruits from the country
around, wrrr drawn up III line near the
station carrying chimes" lanterns aut
torches, making most brilliant sc"ur
The priest III charge met Ills Eni.
hence with cartiag" and hr was con.
yeyed to the parish HOUSE. where hr wa
entertained during III" stay IN thrNll
lag".
To-day the time WAS occupied ~ var.
day long to be- remembered by the iuhnl-
itants.
kkrtrTIuN ~ ALutQI khgli.
Albuquerque ~ usual was tu the front
on this occasion Ia de- honor Ia IA dlSilu.
guiSh~i visitor. irrespective of creed ot
birthplace, shortly before n"rn u -I~c
ial train Wa hoardr'! hy The reception
committee and pulled out frt l~lrtA toe
cort III" cardinal anh party tn the city
The committee comprised trnrral super
intendent H. u, Wells ~ Ia" Atlantic n
Pacific railroad. who Is ul-" president ot
the Commercial club. Mayor j, &, bal
Ii.dsr District Judge Sc. COLLIER. hl~
tflc. Clerk -. \. Marion. ilnu. VI, :
Otcrn Martin Tierney, Judge J. Il. Armi
jo, clark VI. Carr, uni Rev T. VI. Manir
la.i. The i-lrta Indian festivities hring
at All end, the party started Tor AlhuqurT
que. Luncheon was served Un the way
back and un their arrival her" the party
were driven Ia carriages tn st Mary'S
sch"l. where "A reception had been ar.
ranged by the pupils,
This l. thu second time high prince
of III" Catholic church has paid AlhlgueT
qur the honor ui "a visit, ia" first being
Cardinal hihinn~. III" archbishop II BAL.
timurr. wh,-Sr pleasant visit l. still fresh
in the recollection ~ the puhlic.
The sacrri r"llrgr 0f cardinals cnnsti.
tutes the pOpc's chief a,NisnTy council
These princes ~ the church rank ~ ear
dlnal bishops, cardinal priests ani card.
nal dearOIa, pon the death ~ n pop"
they become Responsible t"f The interest, =,
Of III. church. They assemble IN cnu,rn
tion aud elect his Successor from aniuIp'
themselves,
The mo~t distinctive features of the
cardinal habit Or dress l. the red r.i-
s0rk and bright rrd hirrtta. ur rarii
nal'- hat. A short purple mantle /.
alsI worn, and the TFhrt. a linen gar.
mrnt resembling the -utylicr, but with
shorter sleeves. II worn under The
chinrre,
Cardinal Sat"ill appears a. h" -lightll
over ~ years "f ag". His upper llp bear,
the impress ~ great irtrTmlnatlln, u
prominent nur," marks strong character
aud his clean cut features are suggestive
II the man ~ letters.
On account ~ the delay In arriving
the h0nOrs ~ reception nj 81. Mary
-chOl aud 81 Nincrnt's ara'my were
necessarily made later. ~ TN ClTlIfN
g,n'a a. press the puddle reception IL l~
ing held AT the commercial club.
After the reception collation. Will b.
served nj the pastoral Residence under
the supervision II Mrs. H. T.. Hall. assist
ri by Mrs, \, E, Collier aud Mrs, Ralph
ilalIOTan.
Services will be held at u" lmmaru.
lat. Conception church commencing at
I;lj this evening and solemn hrnr'lictiOn
will i- prOE0unred by the cardinal,
The cardinal will pa~- the night with
the Jesuit Fathers ~ old tuwn, and viii
leave an the flyer Tomorrow morning fuf
santa fe where an equally elaborate r..
repllnA awaits him.
Parks Tea II great hl,asi purifier ani
cleanser. A pleasant herb drink which
moves the bowrl- without pain, gripping
~ DISCOMFORT. Sold by br. 7. n. Bufg,s,S
\ N.ir
Geo e bowman. ~ the Atlantic n IA.
cihr shops, went a. Gallup last night.
where hr Slll remain several days.
Mr.. And Mrs, Hiram Lee. II IIen,rr.
csme up from the ~puth last night, and
went on u their home un the morning
dyer.