The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-06
Priests Of the Archdiocese Enter.
tain Satolli at the Mer.
camille Club.
PAYS TRIBUTE TO THE FAIR.
Prelate inquiries Of superiors
Concerning Number and Work
of Their Communities-Will
Visit Cincinnati.

Priests OF the Archdiocese Of st. Lows
gave farewell dinner to Cardinal Sa.
TOLL at the Mercantile Club yesterday aft
ernoon. In the Cardinals party were
Archbishop Glennon, Mgr. OConnell and
several secretaries. The large banquet
room OF the club was decorated with fiow-
ers. American flags and the papal colors,
white and yellow.
Before the hour for the dinner, his EN-
inence held an informal reception in tho
library, where the members Of the clergy
were presented by Archbishop Glennon.
The Cardinal was especially interested in
the work Of the several religious orders,
which were represented by their superior,
the Reverend Father Musson. c. NJ. Of
kenrick Seminary; Joseph A. Ffrle. c. s.
s. r.. OF the Redemptorist Fathers and
the Reverend W. Banks Rogers, g. J., Of
ST. Louis University. and inquired Of each
their numerical strength. and what ppog-
ress they were making.
Dinner was announced at 8 o'clock and
after the courses had been served toasts
were responded to. the Reverend Father
Tobyn acting as toastmaster. Tho Rev.
erend Father D. g. Phelan was the nrst
to speak. and responded to Plus the
Tenth" He was followed by Archbishop
Glennon, who responded to the toast,
Cardinal Satolli." The Reverend Father
o. ]. s. Hoog, V. G., toasted Archbishop
Glennon.
The Cardinal was then called upon and
spoke Of the pleasure It had given him
Louis again. especially at this time. He
paid a compliment to Archbishop Glennon
for his zeal in the cause of religion. and
closed with tribute to the Worlds Fair
and Its officers
TO VISIT CINCINNATI.
At the urgent request Of the Archbishop
of Cincinnati. the Right Reverend Will
liam Henry Elder. the oldest Catholic pre-
late in America. the Cardinal has changed
his plans so as to include that city on
his return. Accordingly 1t was announced
Yesterday that he will not depart until to.
morrow morning. when a. special train will
be placed at his disposal.
The Cardinal and Archbishop Elder will
be the guests of tho president OF the Ma
tional Cash Register Company at Dayton.
large plant and explain to them the work.
ings Of the several machines manufac-
tured by this concern.
To-day will be spent in retirement by his
day. the strenuous life of the last few
days has been too much for him and he
The priests. present at the dinner were
the Reverend Fathers E. 4. Casey. NJ.
McFaul. s. h. Huber. w. II. Musson, j.
n. Kern. John Casey Anthony Pauck, J.
4. Connolly. V. G.; d. S. Phelan, F. J.
Shea. F. Jones. J. Moczydlowski. w ].
Rensmann. J. g. Lang. J. A: Collins. o. J.
Mcdonald. Mulvihill. F. Gneillinski. F.
Brandt. NJ. W. Tobyn. W. Noonan. E.
Fenlon. V. J. Mccartney. T. W. Talon. J.
j. McGlynn. U. Stanowsk. T. ]. Coffey.
G. p. Kuhlmann. H. Jaegering. 3. Stolte.
D. F. Sullivan. p. F. 0'Reiiiy. J. Hoe
schen. G. A. Refs. C. Spigardi. Martin ].
Brennan. &. suleik. B. c., ssemker.
Charles Einig. P. J. Dunno. F. q. Hol-
week. Otto Seisener. Patrick Dooley, J. W.
Gavin. P. J. Carney. b. Wernert. J. J.
Dillon. j. Shell. J. A. Collins. C. VanTou-
renhout. II. Hechestein. Lloyd. A. Fable.
]. j: Murphy. ]. Shields. J. Cruise. Henry
Thobe. T. Magnien. T. j. Walsh. j. J.
Tannrath. E. J. Dempsey. C. NJ. Canning,
Watson. Tracey. William Schultz. Edward
]. Wynne. Touhy. P. Gross. J. ]. OBrien.
Healy. Crane, r. Wigger Null
cahy. Barnwell, John H. May. Bolger.
Lernkes. P. J. O'Rourxe. B. Hoog. v. g.:
Fuilong. Willmes. Bahr. NJ. j. Taylor,
Henry Bronsgeest W. B. Rogers. Hilters,
F. w. Nugent. Leopold Stef. Donovan.
Gilflllan. John Lyons. Bleha.
Chaplinski. White Leonard Russa. Peter
c. E. Byrne. OLaughlin.
John Ryan. Eugene Coyle, J. A. Hoffmann
and Joseph A. Firle. C. s. S. r.
bishop Glennon. Mgr. O'Connel and
party, will pay visit to the Jerusalem
exhibit this evening.