New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

t5y The Ass31iates Pressl
Rome. Feb Establishing Farley. speaking
OF his audience with the Pontin. said.
feel that the ponthcate Of Plus y VIII be a
ne" era for the Church. ard especially for mis-
sIonary and spiritual work The Pontff, seems
20 De stOrehOuse of power which is felt by an
Wno approach him. His aims and his course os
t-oI. oea oe summed Up IN the words Of the
notion. Restore al things in Christ"
Archbishop Farley subsequently had a long
conference with Cardinal Gotti. Project OF the
Propaganda. and Cardinals SatoH AID Mar
tineiH concerning ecclesiastical affair
Inc Pope received Archbishop Farley IN n
most kindly manner. the archbishop having met
ths Pontin two years ago at Venice ana tho
Pope remembering with satisfaction the par+lo,,-
lafs OK the meeting Their conversation was IN
Italian The archbishop presented the Pontias
with generous contribution Of Peters PEI, -,
white velvet box decorated with the Parsf
arms IN gold The Pope thanked him vvarror-
ana inquired with great interest about the arch
diocese. On hearing the number OF Catholics q,
the archdiocese the Pope remarked thar orr,
York '-''" -'s"-
As the interest OF the Pope Increased. Arch
Di9n0p Fsrley enumerated the Catholic institu-
lois academies. colleges and orphanages OF
Ne~-Tork. saying there were 90 600 children q,
ne parochial schools. 5000 youths under the
care Of the Church and twenty hospitals sntf~sT,,
under Catholic auspices
me Pops kept exclainIng. Most r7arve1lo,,--
The Pope expressed the greatest svupatbv
Win the people Of Baltimore. and said he vas
slad ths nrs had been confined to the business
section OF the city. The Pontig also refsrra5
with admiration to the report he had received
/ mat Baltimore would rebuild the destroyed dis
Ulct without outside help, and exclaimed:
II Is the true American spirit You 6o
[ Eyorvfh hing nm Il
/ fires"
/ Archbishop Farley presented the Pops with n
photograph OF the saIesian Seminary. OF Troy.
| y l., donated BY the archbishop to that com
munity.
| The Pope. who. throughout the audience. made
Archbishop Farley sit next 70 him. said.
/ 1 viii give orders to hasten during your stay
in Rome an ecclesiastic affairs in which YOU are
/ Interested"
/ Archbishop Farley introduced ex-8Iayor Seth
Low Of New-YCrS and Mrs. Low John o. Grim
| minis, Clarence Crimmfns and Mercedes Grim
| Minis. E Y. Farley nephew Of the arcbbisbon.
| the Rev. Patrick J. Hayes. chancellor OF the
/ archdiocese; the Rev. James v Lewis. the arch
BISHOPS secretary. and Professor NIcAIackin all
/ Of Nev-York, and Mrs. Cudahy. Mrs. Madden OF
MuWaCAee, and Mrs. Carmedy and Miss
/ Cdrtne ", OF NeV-TOrk- The party was accom-
/ panied by Monsignor Kennedy. rector OF tina
American College.
When the Pope heard Mr.. Lows name he re-
membered him immediately. and pointed to a.
| table on which lay the engrossed resolutions
bound IN black morocco and mounted with sill
/ Yer. sent at the time Of the death Of Pope Leo
| The Pontln congratulated Nj. Low. saying ha
I knew that although he was not a Catholic he
was a good Christian. and gave each OF the
I visitors his hand TO kiss
/ The Pope gave the Americans his benedfction
\ and extended It 20 the members Of their families
I adding
/ This blessing comes from a fun heart"
While tears came into his eyes. affecting those
I present, the Pope exclaimed. ''I must give YOU
\ something. and began TuTuqging in his
\ drawers. among papers and other things He
L finally discovered some medals and gave a silver
I one 10 -ach. he also gave gold and copper
/ medals to Archbishop Farley and Mr.. Low.