The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-12
'PALLIUM
FOR FARLEY
Conferredby Fa|conio,
PapaI Delegate.
CEREMONIES WERE IMPOSING
STRANGER WITH A REPUTATION
r.. Ioyestiture Was At the Magnifi-
cent Cathedral of ST.
Patrch's.


New York Aug 12.-The impres-
.;ra and beautiful ceremonies Incl
don't 10 the conferring of the sacred
r.Ilinm uDon Archbishop Farley by
Nor Facoli0. the papal delegate,
took Mace in St. Patrick's Cathedral
This forenoon The massive and spa
ciouS edifce was crowded with per
sons Of Prominence in all walks of
life
Al 70 o'clock the procession of pre-
latps and priests formed at the Arch
bishops house and escorted Mgr. Fal
COMO and Archbishop Farley to the
cathedral The procession was head
ed censers cross and banner bearers
The archbshops and bishops were
r0bed in yeStments, and each was &C
c0mpaniei by two priests, walking
on either side. and followed by train
bearers. besides a hundred priests
from all parts Of New York.
Upon arriving at the cathedral, the
dignlares and their attendants
marched into the sacred edifice and
up the middle aisle to the sanctuary
3, where they assumed their places, Mgr.
Falconi0 and Archbishop Farley occu.
pying the places of honor.
The beautifuI and imposing serv-
lees opened with the vOtive mass of
S. Francis. Bishop McQuaide OF
Rochester then delivered an earnest
an. eloquent sermon on the histori-
significance and sacred meaning
Of the pallium.
When Mgr FalconiO arose to con
lv' the sacred pallium the eager in
'eeSt OF all was manifested by the
profound silence that prevailed AT
1 pairing an eloquent tribute to the
.anelted Archbishop Corrigan, whom
~7 pronounced one Of the staunchest
supports Of the church in the new
SOFlt. he addressed himself with ev.
'-eLl afectOn and high personal re
sal 10 Archbishop Farley, upon
N~oSe broad shoulders he placed the
'AVEea garment as evidence of the
-.s" rank conferred upon him by the
.,'le-, Archbishop Farley respond,
IeeAngly, touching briefly upon
'-r ceremonies of the day.
before ne could give his archepis
eo.s 2eneijcton to the congregation
would complete the ceremonial
Wv masters OF ceremony, Fathers
'> ana Hayes. escorted a delega
-1 ,- p prominent citizens. represent
~, ~ Tie aity and headed by Judge
's~A D. OBrien. within the sane
--i' 10 deliver the address of con
fL.ra-on, Similar Fluctuations or
=. -', ot the clergy was presented by
"g' James H. Mclean. Inter
,t. seo at appropriate intervals
s'S~olt the exercises mass was
,... w the large and carefully
.. ,. ~ tAolr. The exercises closed
,,,I --.O P m. Then the procession Of
m.., VS and priests reformed and
Aco1t' AV1 Out Of the cathedral to the
t~n-., residence, where an in
-ecepuOn was held.
= 'snitcance of the PaIlium.
c'aor- paIlum, meaning literally
LAM, mantle, is a band of white
c-o..| WOOL, embroidered with purple
hv = anu Is worn about the necF
i4n;s pope and all prelates Of arch
s9i Yp"I rank, including patriarch!
+ "ol9ltans. In former time!
Nrac maze of purple embroidere>
I, -. 04o was worn by all bishops
DON o"o pendants, one hangins
taa ! 'I7 hfeast and the other dowl
k .sgf OF the wearer. The palliun
or', Il al all times by the pope, bu
7, 49,. "a solemn occasions by others
9..o~ never be transferred to an
With LVis son, and it is always burie,
j, 5,. NE body of the man who wor,
= during life.
roS eF Of the New Archbishop.
,,' '~a N. Farley, the new metropoli
il ,o,. ., New York, was born in Irelan,
Sa He came to the Unite,
'eIore the civil war and locat