The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-04-20
RECEIVED TIE PALL|UM.
Imposing Ceremonial in the Catholic
Cathedral of St. Raphael
at Dubuque, la.
METROPOLITAN OF DUBUQUE INVESTED.
A treat Gathering of PreIates, Head.
ed by Cardinal Gibbons-A Scene
or Rare Beauty and soIemnity-
visiting Clergy Banqueted mt Ho-
tel Julien.

Dubuque, Ia, April lin the pres-
ehce of prices and high priests of his
church and before an audience that
occupied every foot of space in ST.
Raphael cathedral and o~verAo,,od
INTO the surrounding streets. Arch
plshop John j. keane was invested
with the pallium, the insignia of the
mgr position he occupies in the Ro-
man Catholic church.
A brilliant scene.
Inc scene was one of great bril-
hancy, and the ceremonies character
lst'c OF that splendor and magnif-
cehce Tor which the Catholic church
Is noted. While the absence of Mgr.
MartinelI was marked, it detracted
one from the grandeur of the scene.
winch was far beyond that occasion
OF september II, 1898, when Mgr. Sa-
'oiii' now n member of the sacred
congregation, Rome, conferred the
Pa'liuih upon the late Archbishop
NehIessey IN this same cathedral.
A Prince of the Church.
rdin Gibbons was here. as he
was then; archbishops and bishops
from all parts of the United States
were here again, and the number of
priests present was fully double that
OH the ether occasion. The attendance
ol iaylnen from abroad was very
large II but few states in the In
ION were un~represented. 1t was a
remarkable tribute to Archbishop
keane.
II Ceremonial.
Inc ceremonies opened at fen
o'clock with a procession of o,.nn,
ana attendants, in which the cardinal.
archolNhops, bishops and priests took
part clad in full vestments of their
rank. W
scene was beautiful. The hiob
ii'ar, almost hidden by palms, ferns
ana flowers, was dazzling with electric
lights, while the cardinals red robes
archbishops' purple, the bishops
purple and white, and the priests
olack and white, and the INTERVENING
paPal and American colors. with
when The auditorium was decorated,
maze an almost perfect color scheme.
The POntifcaI Mass.
Archbishop Kahn of St. Louis. in
full ~canonicals, assembled the altar NJ
io:5o ana commenced the celebration
Of pontifical high mass.
Inc music was Gounod's 'NTcsse
sung by a choir of 6o
persons. At the close of the mass
Gibbons, with imposing cere.
nony, conferred the pallium upon
Archbishop Eeane.
foilowing the investure Arch
'lshop lreland of St. Paul deliv-
'red the sermon of the day. A con-.
Sratulatory address from the clergy
the diocese was made by Rev. DR.
-%arroll, president of st. Joseph's col.
ege, Dubuque, and A~rcbbisbop
Aeane reply closed the ceremonies
the church.
To the Clergy.
Al TWO O'Clock in the afternoon the
clergymen were banqueted at
he Hotel Julien, where covers were
ana for 4OO Archbishop Keane was
astmaster Cardinal Gibbons re.
'ponded to the toast "All Hail to the
treat Leo KILL, Pastor of the Uni.
-ersal Church."
The other toasts were:
God Bless Our Country, the Home
u Civil and Religious Freedom" Bisb.
'p Spaulding of Peoria.
Welcome to Our Cardinal. to Our
.rchbishops and Bishops, and to All
Honored Guests" Archbishop
Cider, Cincinnati.
The Church in the Great North.
Bishop O'Gorman, Sioux Falls,
ID.
Rt. Rev. Thomas j. Conaty. having
zen called to Washington, did not re.
pond to the toast Success TO the
University of America, the
Crown of our Catholic Edu.
ational system" Instead, however,
'riet remarks on the subject were
made by distinguished churchmen