The sun., 1908-04-26
'PRlNATE OF IRELAND HERE
cardinal LOGUE CONES TO CELE-
RRATE CATHOLIC CENTENARY.
FOS Delays Ills Arrival while welcoming
Boat With Archbishop Farley on Board
& Hunts the LuCanla a-TO Celebrate POntl.
u neal Mass Tuesday-Talks Of ireland.

~ HIS EmlnenCe MlCnHel NaTulnhl LOBue
Archbishop Of Armagh and Primate Of All
Ireland, coming on his first visit to this
country to attend the ceremonies Of the
centenary celebration OF the Roman Catho-
Nc diocese Of New York, was held up at the
gateway Of the city yesterday from early
morning until ? o'clock In the afternoon by
a fog which brought the Lucanla, on which
he was a passenger, and long line OF other
vessels to anchor outside the Hook.
4 While Cardinal Logue waited for the fog
TO lift and give him his first glimpse Of the
new world. the Isabel. a small excursion
steamer with Archbishop Farley and dele
. cation Of olergymen and laymen on board,
was steaming about for hours looking for
the Lucania, which was lost in the mist II
vas after 3 O'Clock when the Cardinal was
finally escorted on board the Isabel, which
OF once steamed up tho North River to
Fiftieth street where Mgr. Lavelle and Mgr,
Mooney we're waiting with carriages to
escort the Cardinal and his party to the
home Of Archbishop Farley, where his
I Eminence is to be a guest during his visit.
Great preparations had been made to
welcome the Cardinal, and when II was
harmed shortly before o'clock yester-
day morning that the Lucania had
anchored OF Sandy Hook and might move
up 70 Quarantine at any time the Isabel,
with the welcoming delegation on board,
+ left the Battery and went down the bay.
On board we're Archbishop Farley, Mgr
Mclean. Mgr +. S. Murphy, Mgr. Hayes,
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the Rov. Dr. McMackin and the Rev. J. d.
Lewis. secretaries to the Archbishop; Mgr
MoCready Mgr. Carney, the Rev. Charles
Cassidy Of Staten Island, the Rev. j V.
Lennon. the Rev W. D. Henry and Father
John Hughes Of the Paulist Fathers. Among
the laymen we're John Fox, president OF
the Democratic Club and chairman Of the
reception committee which greeted the
Cardinal eX-Corporation Counsel John
whalen, United States Indian Commis-
sioner NJ f. Bannin, Art Commissioner
John j. Boyle and Edwin J. Mcclure, presi-
dent Of the Catholic Club.
In addition to those mentioned there
we're many other clergymen and we'll known
members Of the Church and delegations
from the County Armagh Mems Associa-
ton, headed by their president. Michael
McShanc, and OF the County Louth Society,
led by their president p J. Mcdonald
The County Armagh mea bore large
gold yellow and green banner, on which
we're pictures Of the Cardinal, the Arch
bishop and ST. Patricks Cathedral and the
motto '"Cead Mile Failthe,' which may
be translated "One hundred thousand
welcomes There was also a picture Of
the Battle Of Yellow Ford, which was fought
year Armagh in 1928.
The banner and the Irish tunes which
the band from the Mission Of the Immaculate
Virgin played Kept up the spirits Of the
delegation while the Isabel lodged about
In the fog trying to find Quarantine. The
little steamer, with her Irish and American
flags dropping in the mist, tied up at a
Staten Island dock long enough for the
party to scurry ashore for bite TO eat, and
then began cruising around the can buoy
waiting for the fog to lift.
About ? o'clock a puff Of wind parted
the fog curtain and the long PROCESSION Of
boats waiting outside began to come slowly
up to Quarantine The Lucania was the
last OF the line and there was another long
delay waiting for doctors and the revenue
s,ittcr. The Isa bel, with her band playing
all the catchy Irish airs sided up TO the
big liner and Archbishop Farley. several
other clergymen and host Of reporters
climbed on board the Lucania by means Of
an extemporized gang plank made Of a door
and a table lashed together.
The Cardinal, a small stoop shouldered
man, whose nIddy cheeks make him look
younger than his 6S years in spite Of his
white hair stood leaning on the rail His
face lighted up with pleasure as Archbishop
Farley extended to him the greeting Of
Catholic America
customs officer detailed for the pur.
pose passed the baggage Of the Cardinals
party, but it was nearly an hour before the
Cardinal was assisted along the improvised
gangplank to the upper deck Of the Isabel.
which meanwhile hung on alongside the
Lucania while the band played Killarney
Accompanying Cardinal logue were the
Most Rev Robert Browne, Bishop Of GlOyne;
the Rev Michael Quinn secretary to the
Cardinal and administrator Of the Arch
diocese Of Armagh, and the Rev. ". F.
Browne, Bishop Brownies secretary, The
Bishop and his secretary live in Queens
town, which is the seat Of the see.
The Cardinal, Archbishop Farley and
the rest Of the party after landing on the
lsabels top deck had to make their way
through a narrow hatchway uncomfortably
near the walking beam. II was a tight it
for some Of the Clergymen, but they made It
without accident and got safely below.
The Cardinal was led TO the forward part
Of the Isabel's upper deck, where he sat
down and submitted gracefully to having
his picture taken by sauau Of camera men.
The photographing over, cardinal Logue
received the priests in the welcoming dele
CATION. Each knelt reyerently before him
and kissed the episcopal ring on his left
hand
When the Cardinal had received the
homage Of the prclates Archbishop Farley
led him to the rail and pointed out the tai
buildings of the lower part OF the city,
which were beginning to show through
the mist as the Isabel steamed around the
Battery and M the North River His En-
ineno9 expressed polite surprise at the
bigness of things. and remarked:
Il suppose they are necessity of the
life over here
In an interview Cardinal l,ogue said that
he was not greatly in favor Of Trlshmeu
coming 10 Amer ca, or anywhere else, for
that matter He wished they would stay
In Ireland Asked il there was any tend.
ency toward modernism in religion In
Ireland. the Cardinal exclaimed Heaven
be praised, there is not'
He said that no propaganda was under
way to win over Protestants in Ireland
to the Catholic faith. The population
OF Ireland is about Is pCr cent Catholics