The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cOn,,ausd from First PAGE.

relics wer. placed in Archbishop Farley :
charge when he laAr visitesl Rome
The procession Teturned escorting the
| bearers of the rehCs-the Rev John y.
Braun, the Rev Thomas NJ. O'keefe. the
Rev. James fitIsimmons and the Rev
James I. McEntvre-who we're preceded
| by Elk boys carrying candles and incense
beaTers. The relics we're borne round
outside the church. and Nhcn the proces-
| sion once more approached tho door
| Archbishop Farley anOinted with chrism
the small crosses newly cut IN the pillars
ON either side Then the doors were
opened again and the relies were carried
within. whil. the final ceremony OF con
1 secrating the altar and amounting the
! twelve crosses on the interior walls took
place This ceremony also a. " itnessed
only 10y the participants.
While the latter part OF the consecra-
ton Csr"monv was taking plaC" within
th" church the crowd was beginning to
hank against the police lines an fifth
and Madison avenues. Finally the crush
l"came so great that mounted men were
sent TO push their horses against the
crowd that was threatening to over
whelnl the men on foot. The lines held.
and the only ones who got through were
two nuns CARRIED in black who took their
stand close To the Cathedral door
PROCESSION TO ST rArRICKs
~ II O'Clock tn. police received
orders to let those having cards ol adj
mission through the lines aud before
long th" church and its approache were
crowded with those who had come to
witness the procession TO the mass There
was "A long wait while scarlet clad Ill gni-
tari.s of the Church and gold laced knights
Of Columbus and sonhre cowed monks
OF various orders gathered at the archie
pIscopIl house and the Cathedral College
20 form IN procession At Al ~ tue long
line hegan to form in Madison avenue
s"neath the white and yellow papal
Colors and the papal arms which, mingled
with American flags. hung from the
arChepiscopal residence and the college
First cam. zoo of the uniformed fourth
degree knights OF Columbus marshallcd
hy Capt VI j CostiEan, NiCs-comman der
W J BoyCe. Commander = J. Mcclure
and Iieuts NJ r. Pattsn and John +
OHars. They wore black frOck coats
of clerical cut with epaulcttes bearing
the fourth degree emblem, silk uiColor
haldricks adorned with the emblem Of
the constitution and chapeaus with the
papal colors. and they carried dress
swords There followed cross and candle
bearers and a long line OF boys In red
cassocss and white lace SUPPLIES. Then
the Catholic Club. 200 strong. marching
in frock coats and high hats. followed
by Christian Brothers in black soutanes
and $50 altar boys in white surplices and
black caSsocks
Many ~ the Monsignori had gathered
on the terrace behind tho LADY chapel
bright robes added one more note 81
color TO tn. brilliant spectacle
As the line reached Fiftieth street IL
turned west, the head ot the procession
reaching almost 10 the Fltth avenue
entrance OF tn. Cathedral before those
in the rear had left the archiepiscopal
residenC. Behind the alta bovs marched
the students of the Cathedral COLLEGE and
Dun~ oodi" Seminary. clad In cassock
and siIrplCs and then members OF r.lIg-
ious orders There were FranCiSCIans
Of the Minor and CapuChIn orders, DO
mincans R.nediCtines. tarinelItes and
PasSlonlsts in brown. black aud gray
cpwlS Next came the secular clergy Of
IN" dIocsSs followed hy Je-nits IN the
dress ~ the regular clergy
CROWD APPLAUDs THE CARDINALS.
~ this part 81 the procession was pass |
ing The entrance Il ia" archiepiscopal |
Ts-ii"uca the officers e the mass, clad |
"a tho cloth ~ gold We'd meni- made Tor |
: h. centenary Celebrai on two wears
age. i..-c-uied the steps Behind them. |
Framed m the dourwav. was -s-eu the
covering figure pf Cardinal Nannrfeih, I
with 10" red hlr,.tt "a ~ his rank (
The crowd fhr hat pushed forward IA /
~. ~I.l. - -,...'- apulAuisi ~ cardinal .
,r '.' her -Ii.. 81 IA" Ptpil l.-gIi" and S;oDi .
boxing down 80 ia" Uru'.---tHu
B..rIui Cardinal \auuIt"lh. wauing .
., Fpll.v ~ h.- tram. Wer,. grouped 'h. 4
7
~ Ilga and Tamp-rl
Will. IN. thru. Cardinals looked IA
there passed "a -. I"w long lin" ~ v"rv .
reverend and rIghf reverend tn'uSigu"ri +
iu purple rtie- tor one vI-ittug Bishops.
W.lv.. Arrhbi-h ~ aud eleven B-n'p~
IT the. Province. IT New York with r'p'
aud mrrs - ~ Nv 10 chlpliiu- ia
ca-> pCk and -urpt'-
The Archbi.hpp- wer" IA" Ms Rev.
Fergus p McEvay - Toronto. the Ms
Rev William " O'Cpunsll - B ~ pn.
h. Nn-f Rev = ! Mccarthy - Halifax.
he Mos Rev Jane. u Benk Il New
Orleans the MD-l Rev john Glsnnuu p
pf ~ LOUIS. the Most Rev James p
Qngley Of Chicago. tn. Most Rev Andrea
Greek Bishop Il Stami-lsu;
he Most Rev Alexander christie II
Oregon CIV. the Most Rev. LOUIS y !
Begin IL QUEBEC the Most Rev Paul
IirlIch.-i II QUEBEC. the Mos, Rev n >
Howlsy 81 ~ Johns and the Most Rev.
Pat rick J RYAN 81 Philadelphia ~
Following the Archbishops and Bishops
4 this province came Archbishop Farley.
n red cassDcks and white surplices, the
Most Rev Diomede Falconi. Aposi olic
Delegate To- the United States. wearing
h.. gray train to his robe which marks
he Carnelre order. AZ the end OF the
PROCESSION were three Cardinals. preceded
" Thomas Hughes Kelly ia the brilliant .
inform of the chamberlain of the Cape
md sword 80 IN. Pope. and his escort. ,
he knights 81 ~ tregory, the oin"-t I
rider - m" Church
IL had been planned 20 have the three
'ardinal. enter the Cathedral toget her.
cardinal NanHutell = mission being ended
With the. conservation. nut a. an act OF
The. other Cardinals gave him {
ne place - honor ~ IA" rear.
Cardinal Logu" led the procession OF !
'ardInais Hi escort 81 knights OF ~.
;rpgoTy. wearing evening clothes and Z
decorated with ~" INV" pointed star ~ {
heir order was made Gp II George W I
oft. r.. J Hurley. VI Mulry ana Ber- !
ard Coleman. Cardinal Gibbons fol- {
,w-d. escorted by I J Mc6irane Francis
Ouinlan. /. y McPirl AN aud John J. .
,elanv Cardinal Iannut"llI- escort was {
made up Of James j. Wa IN, Judge I. g q
SuiIy an. Join -. CrImmIns and Morgan
- Brisn.
Inc three Cardinals moved very slowly q
% the Fiftn avenue entrance ~ the taths- 7
raj Cardinal Logus. who appeared very .
a.bie. walked 80 slowly that the Cardinals, O.
NH their attendant knights and -na u q
rain h..aTing pages clad IN black veiy"t I
and Capes. almost formed {
sep rate. procession. Their appearance 2
q ifn avenue where toy thu tim" the =
rovd had Teen allowed 60 take p'-s-e-sion =
( tn. space Oppo-It. the Cathedral, wss
reeted with hand clapping The tath"- .