The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-10
SATOLL|
HERE FOR
PLEASURE

New York, June lo.--cardinal satoii ar
rived here from Rome yesterday mornirs
ON the steamship Princess Irene Ihe
steamer was met by the steamboat sea
oul with Archbishop Farley and party
ar distinSuished Catholics on board ana
followed the big steamer TO her DOCK
In the archbishops party were Msr'
f.avelle. chancellor Hayes, Secretaries
Lewis and Ferranti and number OF
priests. re
orsenpe Marucci and Ercole Satolli.
cousin OF the cardinal. his secretaries In
Rome and Don Giovanni GiontonL pri-
vata seminarian OF Rome who viii act as
The cardinals secretary I'm this country
While the bridges from pter to steamer
~as being adjusted Archbishop farley
ara Mgr. Lavelle greeted the Cardinal In
italian.
eve welcome your coming, Eminence''
said the archbishop.
the salutation was returned by the Car
dinal and his party. The Cardinel was
then bidding farewell 10 Andrew ~
EWhice. late ambassador 10 Germany. The
It-ardiral and Archbishop Farley en-
l6raoed. kissing each other on both cheeks
laffectionately Mgr Lavelle did likewise
THE rest knelt and kissed his ring.
Martin Maloney OF Philadelphia, the
napai count, whose daughters wedding
the cardinal is to attend, was greeted
most effusively by the cardinal, who
Iexclaimed upon seeing him: "Ah. my dear
lold friend. am so glad to see YOU
similar outbIrst awaited T. st. John
CARNEY. likewise a warm admirer Of the
lcariinal.
Asked about HIS trip. the cardinal said:
ksT had a most pleasant trip over. Capt.
lDarmemann OF the steamship was most
kind to me and my party. None of us
was sick and the voyage was the most
enjoyable have ever made. said low
mass four times In the open air before
an on board, including the steerage pas
ssengers, and delivered 20-minute SER
mon in italian on Sunday. taking for my
subject the ep4stle and gospel OF the day.
1T particularly dwelt upon the last
sentence OF the epistle. which Is: My
little children. let US not love in word
nor In tongue. but in deed and In truth
The present day fahacy is that truth Is
ever changing. What is truth today Is
farseahood tomorrow. This is not So.
Truth ie ever the same universal, ever
lasting. immiitable."
To a reporter who asked the cardinal as
TO HIS mission. he replied: II am again In
America purely for pleasure. Because I
love the country and admire its people,
and its great power and energy and
progress And lastly, 10 visit many Of
my very dearest friends. who have again
and again asked me to come over and pay
a visit to them"
Asked II he bore any official message
from Rome the Cardinals face grew
stern and he moved his hands rapidly
sidewise and most emphatically. saying
mo. no. no." He said: II am not here in
any official capacity. I am here as a pri-
rttt Y xUill m No IN prfO m
nay my respects TO the President OF the
United States. When this will be de-
pende on whatever arrangements Mgr.
O'Connel OF the Catholic University will
make about my meeting the President. j
personally should desire TO greet the
President first OF all. will visit the fair
at st. Louis and expect to return home in
about six weeks time"
A significant incident was noticed soon
after the Cardinal came aboard the Sea
Gull There was an animated converse
ton between the Cardinal and the Rev,
NJ r. Drain. personal representative OF
Bishop O'Connell OF Portland. and FIR.
Drain handed the Cardinal two sealed en-
velopes. The Cardinal thrust them into
his inside coat pocket. and the smile on
his face vanished for a moment.
az do not know what the letters con-
tain" said FIR. Drain. 'I was only the
tesrer of them"
He held no further conversation with
the Cardinal. 1t is said on good authority
that Bishop O'Connell OF Portland Is
strongly advocated by Cardinal Satoll
for Coadjutor Bishop OF the Arch -episco-
pal See OF Boston, having the right OF
succession. Archbishop Williams has been
more than % years the ruler OF this See
He has an auxiliary Bishop-Bishor
Brady. Bishop OConnell is a strong can
didate for the succession. His residence in
30 tha .cII
from 1896 10 1901. made him many close
friends In the Vatican. among the warm
est OF them being Cardinal Sa TOLL.