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NEW YORK. June 9.-Cardinal Sa-
| TOLL arrived here to-day from Genoa
on the steamship Princes Irene. but
the bad weather interfered, with the
reception that it was proposed to give
him down the bay. II was Intended
thata large party OF priests and lay
| men should go down on the Sea Gun
and take the Cardinal off the steam
| er at Quarantine. The steamer, how
ever, slipped il in the fog of the
early morning and was almost up to
her dociz in Hcboken before the
| steamboat got under way.
When the Sea Cub finally started
those on. board We're. Archbishop John
NJ Farley. Mgr. Lavelie, Rev. Dr. P
J. Hayes. chancellor of the diocese;
Rev. DR. 6. Ferrante and Rev. James
Y Lewis archbishop's secretaries;
Rev. George A. Dough erty, represent
ing the rector of the Catholic Uni
versity at Washington; Rev. James
McCloin, of Buffalo, N Y, one OF the
Cardinals old pupils in Rome, and
Rev. F. NJ. Drane, rector of the Cathe-
dral at Portland, Me-, and represent
ing Bishop O'Donnell. OF that see, to
whom the Cardinal will make visit.
The Cardinals nephew, Rev. Ubaldo
MAXWELL, o. S. F., met him at the
pier in Hoboken.
AS the Cardinal came down the
gang plank Archbishop Farley greet
ed him. Mr.. Martin Maloney. OF Phil
adelphia was also there, and the Car
dinal, calling him by his Roman title.
said: "My dear Marquis, I am delight
ed to Sc you here again in America.
He was escorted on board the Sea
Gull and brought over to this city.
With the Cardinal as travelling
companions are two young eccleslas-
tics-Father Ercole Sato1li, his cou-
sin, and Father Giuseppe Marucchi-
and Mr.. Giovanni Giontoni, a student
from the Roman Seminary who acts
as the Cardinals private secretary
In answer to questions the Cardinal
said he had a very pleasant voyage
None of the party was seasick. The
weather was SO fine that he was able
TO say mass twice on deck for the
large number of passengers-on
Thursday, the feast of Corpus Christi,
and again on Sunday.
The Cardinal said he had long de
sired to visit his old friends here.
He said he would travel about the
country, see ST. Louis and several
other of the large cities and then re-
turn to Rome probably in about three
months. He expects to reach the
summer residence of Mr.. Martin Ma
loney, at Spring. Lake, N. j., on June
20 for the wedding of Mr.. Maloney
and mfr. Carberry Richie
Cardinal Satolll brings as gift
from himself for the Catholic Uni
versity valuable gold chalice which
his old pupils Of the Urban College
OF the Propaganda, in Rome, gave
him as souvenir Of his sacerdotal
silver jubilee on July It. 1887. This
ne now presents to the University as
a token OF his good viii. When
asked for an opinion on the French
situation he shook his head and said,
solemnly, God preserve France
The Cardinal will remain the guest
of Archbishop Farley until he is
ready to go to Washington. where the
Cardinal will be the guest of Mgr
O'Connell rector of the Catholic Uni
yersity He win be received by Pres
ident Roosevelt probably on next
"Wednesday afternoon. He denies
that he has any special message to
give to the President from the Pope
Prince and Princess Abbas Halln.
the latter a sister Of the khedive OF
Egypt, arrived on the same steamer
on a pleasure tour, accompanied by
suite of five persons. The Princess
is about "a years old. She was met
at the pier by a representative OF
President Roosevelt, who had ar
ranged for an uninspected entry OF
their baggage. The Princess was not
seen throughout the entire voyage
except by those visiting her cabin,
and she was heavily Yelled. accord
ing to Mosiem custom, when she
landed. One of the courtiers said
that the Princess would not visit st.
Louis, although she had come here
to see the United States in general,
and in particular Niagara Fails, OF
which she had heard a great deal.
The True Story.
The ProdieaI Son was eating OF the