New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
DR.. FARLEY INSTALLED.
INFESTED WITH PALLIUM
Nqpy Prelatcs Present-4rchbishop
ireland Not Among Them.


invested by Monsignor Faiconio, the Papal Del
eeate. with the paIliugn, which is conferred by
The Pope as token that the recipient shares
with him the supremacy Of his jurisdiction, at
81. Patricks Cathedral yesterday morning. The
ceremony. carried out with much pomp and
solernnity was impressive.
The Cat thedral was decked out with flags and
bunting -Four flags floated from high stand
ards in front Of the main entrance. and the en-
frances themselves. both Of the Cathedral and
Il the episcopal residence. were draped with the
national colors. Inside the church the decora-
lions were centred about the altar. A broad
hand Of cloth Of gold. caught up with knots and
etreamers of blue ribbon, draped the pulpit. Be
hind the altar of the Sacred Heart. on the other
side Of the sanctuary. was the throne of the
Archbishop, backed by heavy crimson NeIVeI'
e5lged with a gold fringe. The rail and canopy
cf the throne were decorated with white damask
end gold
Thirty prelatas. over three hundred clergy,
large number Of well known laymen and many
representatives Of the various Catholic societies
and lay orders added by their presence TO the
dignity and splendor Of the ceremony
Among the prelates were Monsignor Farrelly'
spiritual director for America in Rome Mon
signor QuieIey. the newly elected Archbishop Of
Chicago; Bishops Foley, Of Detroit; Ludden' Of
syracuse: Mcdonnell. of Brooklyn; OConnoT'
Of Newark; McFaul Of Trenton; Fitzmaurice'
cf Erie; OConnel, Of Portland: Rocker OF
Nueva, Philippines; Cotton Of Buffalo; Kelley
q Savannah; Burke, Of Albany; McQuald' OF
Rochester; Messmer Of Green Bay, Wis; Ho-
bsn. Of Scranton; Hennessy, of Wichita, Kan.
and Dougherty, OF Yaro Philippines.
Among the laity We're: Herman Rdder
Charles F Murphy. Charles NJ. Schwab. Adrian
Eselin jr William F. Iselin. John D. Crimmins,
Eugene A PhiIbin, General Louis P. Di Cesnola,
Peter +. Collier and ". Bourl1e Cochran.
Surprise was expressed because Archbishop
Ireland. who was in town did not attend either
the installation ceremony or the dinner for Arch
bishop Farley.
WHAT THE PALLIUM REPRESENTS.
The investiture Of the pallium is one of the
high honors Of the Roman Catholic Church. 1t
IS given by the Pope only to archbishops and
metropolitans after their election, and is worn
by them only on the occasion of some high
feast. On its reception. the whom it
Is conferred becomes a sharer in the jurisdiction
Of the Pope. The pallium adopted by the
Church from the rectangular wrap of white
vool which was worn by the members Of the
Greek schools of philosophy during the latter
part Of the Roman Empire. It is a yoke or
collar. made of white wool, with black crosses
embroidered on the shoulders and on pendants
from the front and back, and with jewelIed
pins on the pendants and the right shoulder.
The neighborhood Of the Cathedral was crowd
ed long before the hour at which the procession
was expected TO appear. The procession started
from the diocesan house. and marched past the
archiepiscopaI residence, on the steps Of which
Monsignor Farley stood. Each member Of the
procession greeted him in passing First came the
clergy Of the various religious orders, then the
clergy Of the diocese. marching two by two fol-
lowed by the prelates. Monsignor FaIconio was
dressed in the light gray Of the Order Of the
Gray Friars, with mitre, cope and crozier thick
ly studded with gems.
THE GUARD OF HONOR.
The guard Of honor of the Archbishop three
hundred msmbers Of the Catholic societies and
Of the labor unions. followed, and when they had
passed the Archbishop and his attendants de-
scended the steps and completed the procession.
When the archiepiscopal party reached the en-
trance 70 the Cathedral the rector Father La
velIe. presented a crucifx. which Monsignor
Farley kissed as he crossed the threshold He
was then blessed with holy water and incense,
and the stately procession moved slowly down
the aisle, the silken robes Of the higher clergy
standing out in brilliant relief against the more
sombre colors OF the priests and people The
cross bearer and the acolytes, with torches
led the procession At the Altar of the
Sacred Heart the Archbishop knelt for several
moments, IN alteration Of the Host. He then
ascended the steps and intoned the "Ecce Sacer-
COS while the prelates took their places about
The altar.
After giving the poutidcal blessing he retired
10 his throne, where he removed his cope and
the white alb and put on the cappa magma
OF his Office. The clergy then approached
in order OF seniority, and each knelt and ten
dered his fealty. kissing his ring. The mass was
celebrated by Bishop OConnor, Of Newark, with
the Rev. Dr. P. \. AIcSweeny as assistant
A special programme Of music had been nre-
pared for the mass. The -Ecce Sacerdos" was
composed for the occasion.
Bishop McQuaid preached sermon on the
mission Of the Church The Papal buu CON
ferriDg the pallium was then read. and the
Archbishop left his throne and knelt before the
delegate Monsignor Falconio. who gave the
Pepal blessing Stil on his knees the Arcb
bishop repeated the confession Of faith and ra
sponded 10 the questions Of the rubric Mon
slgnor falconlo then drew the paIlillm around
his shoulders and pinned it. and the Archbishon
returned 10 his throne installed as rDetronoIi+ar
Father McGean spoke for the clergy Of tba
diocese, ana Justice O'Brien, Of the S11nra~-s
Court, for the lalty. In his reply Arcbhisbon
Farley declared his allegiance 10 the neTy To,Te
and his esteem Tor the old, and EXPRESSED nc
own sense Of the high honor 10 which he had
been coLsecTated. he declared his intention to
carry on the work begun by his predecessors II,
Office. and expressed his trust and confderre ~
his associates.
Some comment was made yesterday bacs,,ea
Archbishop Ireland was not present al the GO
1errins Of the pallium on Archbishop FarIav
Nhen John .. Crmnins asked last r,i~l,,
y lhere was any significance in the = Archbisbo,,,r
absence, he replied Not d bit. 4 great NJ ~
cnarchrnen accepted Invitations for +La CGra1
InchE when II was appointed FOR Julv tn
rope Gealh, of course. caused the postDopa
Alel4l- IN li4e mean while many Of The rlero,
Lecessarlly made other appointly1er-s -,