New-York tribune., 1908-06-04

Yes replied Mr.. Butler.
IT'S a beautiful spot and Mr. Rockefeller
walked off to the north end Of the veranda
I'VE must plough more, Mr.. Butler. intend 10
40 more ploughng my estate. I think it very
beneficial"
Then as he started to return, Mr.. Rockefeller
said: BY the way, Mr.. Butler, 1 not up in
the etiquette of your Church. How do you ad-
dress the Cardna?"
your eminence," replied Mr. Butler
Thank YOU I did not know just what to do,
and l want to be right
1t was then announced that Cardinal Logue
was ready to receive Mr.. Rockefeller, and Mr.
Butler and Mr.. Rockefeller walked into the large
hall. where his eminence was in waiting. The
visit lasted about minutes, during which
time Mr. Rockefeller and Cardinal Logue did
most of the talking.
Cardinal Logue said Mr.. Rockefeller, YOU
have beautiful country here. 1 never realized
that America was so grand. 1 have been
charmed by it"
Thank you deeply for such expression of
America" said Mr.. Rockefeller. for l love my
country and am very glad to hear you speak so
highly of it"
Then es ch asked for the others health. Car
dinal Logue said that he vas having strenu-
Gus time, but for young man he was standing
the dinners and suppers we'll. Mr. Rockefeller
said that he never felt better and attributed it
all to golf. You should play golf your emil
nence. it is the greatest health game in the
world
The Cardina! replied that he vas afraid he
could not play the game, but said he understood
that Father Lennon adept at it.
u regret deeply that l cannot know you more
intimately. Cardinal" said Mr.. Rockefeller 4
vro1ld like IN he close 10 understand
feelings and your responsibilities in so high
place in your Church. l am very sorry that we
can't see more of each other"
Mr. Butler asked Mr.. Rockefeller if he OBJ
jected to having his picture taken, and he said:
i've promised the newspaper men to pose, II
agreeable to Cardinal Logue." 1t was agree
able to all, and three large chairs were brought
out on the lawn.
I'm afraid it is too sunny here for me-" said
Mr. Rockefeller 1t hurts my eyes, and my
pictures always look terrible when they are
taken in the sun.
Finally q shady spot found and the
chairs arranged. You sit on my left, Mr..
Rockefeller said Cardinal Logue.
Thank you. your eminence,' and he was
seated. Il wish had my John here said Mr..
Rockefeller He knows how to pose me" Then
standing his straw hat upright and his arm
upon it he assumed a graceful pose. is this
a III right boys?" he asked. addressing the news
paper men on being assured that all was we'll
he sat still while the shutter clicked
Mr. Rockefeller and the Cardinal then rose
TO go Grasping the hand of the Cardinal in
hearty manner. Mr.. Rockefeller said: This
has been a memorable occasion to me and 1
am very happy indeed to have had the oppOr-
tunitv of meeting you. Carry my best wishes
back to the people OF Ireland for me- l wish
vou pleas voyage"
"C;oodby," said Cardinal LOgue. Il am most
happy to have met you too. / will always re-
member this visit"
MI Rockefeller took Father Lennon by the
arm and they walked down to the entrance
where Mr. Rockefeller with wave of fare
well got into his car and whirled away to
Pocantco Hills.
Cardinal Logue, accompanied by number of
catholic dignitaries, will go to West Point to-
morrow morning the Hudson River Day Line
steamer Special ceremonies Will be held at
West Point including dress parade and drill
by the cadets in camp.