Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-08
IS MADE A CARDINAL
Insignia Of High Office Of cardi.
nal Conferred on Arch.
bishop Martinelli.
Solemn and Impressive Cere.
mony at the Cathedral at
Baltimore Today.
Cardinal Gibbons and Other
Noted Prelates Take Part
in the Service.

in the Service.
Baltimore, May s.-Sebastlan Marti-
lrelli. titular archbishop OF Ephesus and
.oardinal-elect Of the church of Rome,
today received at the hands of Cardinal
Gibbons the red berretta and donned the
robes which hereafter mark his rank
he ceremony, which is the second step
II. his elevation to the new position, was
marked by all the pomp and brilliance
usually attending such occasions. 1t
was held in the venerable cathedral, the
first edifice of its kind erected upon
American soil and in which the first
American priest and first American
bishop was ordained Among those who
witnessed it were men and women
prominent III every walk, Including half
Il score of archbishops and half hun
iHred OIL plshops, priests. monks and
seminarians The initial step in the
ceremony occurred in the palace of the
cardinal immediately prior to that held
IN the cathedral and consisted of the
transmission of the baretta to Cardinal
Gibbons by Monsignor Marchetti, papal
ablegate. Brief addresses were made by
both participants in this affair. While
this was in progress. procession
formed in front of Calvert Hall, block
away, in which was arranged, in the or
der named. seminarians, priests, Fran
ciscans aud Augustinian monks, mem
hers of the faculty in the Catholic Uni-
versity in Washington. abbots, bishops
and finally the archbishops, the purple
and gold of their rich vestments adding
brilliancy to the scene. AT 10 o'clock
they moved. passing the palace of the
cardinal where they were joined by his
icninence clad in the full ecclesiastical
fai'aphernalia, who took his place last
III the line. Thence the procession moved
stt' the main entrance of the cathedral.
The cardinal-elect, meanwhile, had en-
tered the building thru a rear door and
advanced to meet the procession at the
altar rail Tha cardinal and cardinal
EJECT saluted each other profoundly and
each sought the throne provided for him.
That for Cardinal Gibbons occupied the
gospel side of the altar. while that of
the cardinal-elect was placed upon the
cpistle side When they had seated
themselves the papal briefs to Cardinal
Gibbons and Cardinal-elect Martineiii
were read.
Monsignor Marchetti then delivered a
brief address congratulatlng Gibbons
Upon the new glory which adorned the
temple on this occasion.
Most Eminent Father: l beg leave
to tender to your emnence my most SIN
oere congratulations on the well-merited
honor which the holy father has con-
ferred upon you in associating you with
the members of the sacred college. And
| am sure in Offering my Fluctuations
am expressing not only the sentiment of
my own heart but those also of all my
.piscopate, who are SO numerously rep,
resented on this joyous occasion.
Il am certain also that the good wish
cs of the prelates are shared by the cler-
gys thruout the United States. Less than
five years ago you came among us an
entire stranger You will leave us
bound TO all by hallowed ties of friend
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