Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-03
CARDINAL IN MONTREAL.
Papal Legate Given an Enthusiastic
Reception-Hearty Official Welcome
by PreIates and Officials of the City.

by Prelates and Officials of the City.
Montreal, Sept. 3.-Within 100 yards
OF the spot where Maisonneuve knelt
in 1912, and with solemn high mass
claimed all OF The North" for France,
Cardinal Vincenzo Vannutelli, papal
legate to the Eucharistic Congress, land
ed from the steamer Lady Grey this
afternoon and was enthusiastically ac-
claimed. As the cardinal bowed and
barred his head the din of cheering and Of
T::nging bells was mingled with the deep
boom OF lie Gros Bourbon, the thirteen
ton bell in the steeple of the Cathe-
dral.
As he walked slowly down the gang
plank OF the steamer his eminence,
who was CARRIED in his robes Of state,
was greeted by DIR. James Guerin,
mayor OF Montreal, who presented him
with an Illuminated address, extending
the freedom of the city After shak-
ing hands with a few invited guests,
the cardinal and his party were escort
ed to the waiting carriages and driven
through long lines OF people to the
archbishop's palace, where he will re-
main during his stay as the guest Of
Monsignor Paul Bruchesi.
The official welcome on behalf Of the
committee arranging the Eucharistic
Congress began early today at Three
Rivers, where the Lady Grey made a
landing. The cardinal, accompanied
by Cardinal Logue, primate of all Ire
land; Monsignor Tampieri, Of Rome:
Canon Gauthier, Monsignor Bruchesi,
and Hon. l.. p. Brodeur, Canadian
minister Of marine, was welcomed at
the wharf by the mayor OF Three
Rivers; Monsignor Couthier, bishop Of
Three Rivers, and delegation of the
clergy district. After an exchange Of
Fluctuations, the cardinal was driven to
the Cathedral, where mass was celc-
hrated. The party remained on shore
an hour and the journey was resumed
to Montreal.
The second stop was made at Sorel.
The cardinal and his escort did not dis
embark, here, but welcomed Monsignor
Bernard, bishop Of st. Hyacinthe, and
his clergy and the mayor and civil
officials in the main saloon OF the Lady
Grey. AS at Three Rivers an illumi-
mated address from the municipality
was presented.
1t had been planned, to emphasize
the fact that the Eucharistic Congress
is welcomed by Protestant rs well as
Catholics, to have the escort in this
city composed of the Duke Of Y&rk's
Hussars, Protestant cavalry regiment,
and the French Canadian Catholic
regiment GARDINER Mont Royal, but
the militia department ut the last
moment prohibited the troops par
ticipating. 1t was explained that no
discourtcsy was intended, but that
there existed no precedent for such 4
parade. Instead of the cavalry escort,
therefore. detail of mounted Mon
trcal police surrounded the carriages
containing the distinguished guests.
This evening in the city hall, public
reception will be held in honor Of the
visitors.
Baltimore, Sept. 3.-Cardinal Glib
bons today completed arrangement to
attend the twenty-6rst annual Eucliaris-
tic Congress, which will open in Mon
treal next Tuesday. His cminence,
accompanied by Bishop Denis j.
O'Connel, auxiliary bishop Of San
Francisco; Rev. William A. Russell, OF
Washington, and Rev. Carroll Nlilhol-
land, of this city, will leave Baltimore
on "Wednesday morning. The cardl-
nails party will arrive in New York in
the afternoon. At G:30 in the evening
the distinguished churchmen will board
i private car, placed at the disposal Of
the cardinal by President L. f. Lorec,
OF the Delaware and Hudson Railroad,
and former president Of the Baltimore
and Ohio. This car will convey the
party TO Montreal. Cardinal Gibbons
will take an active part in the proceed
ingS of the congress. As was the case
last year ut the congress held in Lon
don, the sermon OF Cardinal Gibbons
will be one OF the striking features Of
the asscmblage. Upon his return to
Baltimore, Cardinal Gibbons will receive
Cardinal Vinccnno Vcnnutelli, envoy
extraordinary of Pope Plus y.
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