Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-02-29
ARRIVAL OF THE CARDINAL
Francis Cardinal SatOlIi Accorded a
Magnificent Reception by the
People of Santa Fe.
AN EMINENT PRINCE OF The CHURCH
Imposing Procession from Train to
Cathedral-Archbisho Address
of Welcome-Services To-mor-
row-Cardinal' Personality.

to the United States, accompanied by MS
private secretary, Rev. A. Orban, IS, OF
the Catholic university of Washington,
and Archbishop P. L. Chapelle, of Santa
Fe, arrived at Lamy junction from Albu'
suerque about noon to-day. There the
distinguished prelates were met and es-
corted to the City of the Holy Faith by
the following s...
RECEPTION cOMMITTEE:
Very Rev. Anthony Fourchegu, vicar
general, Father Panl Gilberton, Father
Jules Deraches, Secretary Lorion Mil
Ter, Mayor Chas. f. Easley, Solicitor
General j. P. Victory, Antonio Ortiz
Salazar, Luciano Baca, A. L. Morrison,
Sol Spiegeberg, Geo. w. Knaebel, E. l..
BARTLETT, Manuel Valdez, Felipe B. Del
gado, John Hampel, Geo. H. Gross, Fran
cisco Delgado, Marcellno Garcia, Pedro
Delgado, Ambrosio Ortiz, Benjamin M.
Read, M. j. Nagle, j. d. Sena, Rafael
Trujillo, Genaro Digneo, Carlos Digneo,
james Conklin.
The train, conveying the eminent
church dignitar1es, the reception COM
mittee and many priests and laymen from
the south, arrived at 1880 O'Clock this
afternoon. It was met by probably 1000
citizens in carriages, on horseback and
on foot, and the first sounds that greeted
the ears of the honored visitors were the
inspiring music of brass band and the
enthusiastic cheers of the waiting people.
An imposing procession, composed of
bun la nf
on foot and two brass bands, was at once
formed under the direction of Grand Mar
shal Marcellno Garcia and Assistant Mar
shals Pedro Delgado, Pablo Martinez and
others and escorted the eminent guest to
tho cathedral, where an eloquent address
of welcome was delivered by Archbishop
Chapelle and singularly suitable re-
Spouse was made by Cardinal Satolli.
THE PROCESSION.
The procession marched eastward from
the railroad station, passing the resi-
dence of Antonio Ortiz y Salazar, thence
to Manhattan street and east on that
street to the Digneo corner, thence down
College street in front Of st. Michael's
college and Lnretto academy, thence on
cathedral, one brass band catching up the
strains where the other left off, thus fur
nishing almost continuous music. The
sidewalks along the line of march were
lined with eager and cheering peo-
pie. Many residences and public build
ings were fttingly decorated, and swell
come, thrice welcome, most distinguished
and honored visitor" was plainly written
on every Smiling face.
PROGRAM FOR To-MoRRow.
Tomorrow morning at $3.50 O'Clock, in
the cathedral, His Eminence Francis Car
dinal Satolli will sing a pontifcal high
mass. A special choir for the cathedral will
render Leonard's third mass in fiat and
RoswiR's "Ave Maria Stella" in F with
organ and orchestra accompaniment dur
ing the service. This will be followed
with sermon by Most Rev. Archbishop
Chapelle.
At IA p. m. his eminence will pontihcate
again at the cathedral for solemn vespsrs
and benediction of the blessed sacrament.
The vespers will be sung as usual in
Gregorian chant. E. Capard's Magnificat,
o, Salutaris, Tantum Ergo and Adoremus
will be rendered by the choir.
At S O'Clock the young ladies Of Loretto
academy will give a soiree in honor of
the distinguished visitor.
On Monday, March 2, his eminence will
see the sights OF Santa Fe. At 1880 p. m.
public reception will be held at the
archbishop's house in his honor.
WILL LEAVE FOR DENVER.
Cardinal Satoli and his private secretary
will leave Santa Fo on the broad gauge.
Rev. Father Francolon, of Manitou
Springs, has come to this city as the
special envoy of Bishop Matz to escort
the cardinal from Santa Fe to Denver,
where he is also assured Of magnificent
reception.