The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-12
Rich in Devotional Emotion
and Sacred Imagery, Won
derful Procession Passes
Through Old City's Streets.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
TN FOUR MILE LINE.
Halt Million View Brilliant File
and Fall to Knees as Cardi-
nal VannUteIIj Passes, Hold
inc Mo0StranCe In Hands.
THOUSANDS SLEEPING OUT

NJ ONTRENL, sept. Ill religious
M pageant - rich in devotional
and a. orderly I'm behavior ~ "a was
diverse I'm nationality and huge iu size.
closed today she twcnty-fir~t iutcrnH-
tional Eucharistic congress. held this
year for the first Zine I'm che Domiuiuu
Visitors from the United states were
especially impressed with tHr ma Eui-
tudc. splcndor and reverence OF Che proc
cession. which marched four miles
through the city streets. t1r host at ifF.
head, 90 Mount Royal, above the city.
s. modest estimate is that there wcre
100000 I'm line and that 100000
viewed &c.
The CITY is SD crowded tonirbt that
100000 are sleeping ON the slopes of
Mount Royal. in Dominion square and
in other CITY parks.
n took the brilliant rilc four and a
half hours Co pass city hail. and tnouZb
III began Co move at noon from the
Cathedral of Notre Dame DO wa.
o'clock when the papal lcEate. Cardinal
Vincent NannuteUi. placed the hose.
housed in golden monstrance. on ths.
altar OF the repository built Tor it a 2
the foot Of the mountain.
Organized ChoIrs sing.
The cardinal lcEatc marched "a tho
head Of the procession himself. carry
Ing the host tho entire distance slowly
and ma icstica1Tv. nvmniu- IT'S uro-ras-.
ike pilgrims OF the Crusadev tlo great
pageant followed. Organized chuirs
sang I'm Latin. French and EuElisn.
Sands sea TERED here AND there rendered
9eNoNinal music Nnen inc croWe
tones and minEliug language.
The procession had been arranged 30
demonstrate the unity and uuivrrenfffv
90 che Catholic church. no started frrIrr
Notre Dame with preliminar, drtach-
ment OF mounted Officers. fircmsu ami
rapel zOuaveS. FOL flowed hN "a choir Of
200 male voices Tho state. tho church
ana the army were represented. every
rite had its deieEatiou aid there were
ENJOYS from the various missionary ace
tvities in foreign lands.
silence over Spectators.
a profound silence stole over tho
spectators when the SiNty-fif,h reggie
mcnt. recruited from French Canadians
ing i'm rui1-drcse uniform. THE severn
ment had wished to Eivc the regiment
an opportunity To- act as guard of hrn-
recurrence OF the fetc diru. but a frrr-
meal difficulty had arisen hr reason
paual see.
The city was surprised chat it had
been Smootned over at tle Test moment
Tho official order Of the colonel was
FOR the regiment to attend "ChurC1
celebration"
cheer Father Taylor.
.I.'re.e,.eding re rcI5.ment, marched The
beaded by Bishop TalIou of London.
ont. Che Catholic club OF Nrw York.
with frs chaplain. Father Taylor. who
OF Greeks. Poles Huuuariau-. Iifhus-
uiuas. Syriau-. EutreniauS. Cinnamon.
Indians from an IruuUUie reservation
and the Ions file Of religious couErega-
tiOns- Two priests clad Boz native cn.-
tune. marched amouE the China men,
They were greeted with special acc
claim.
After this gathering OF tine nations.
followed DominicanS and Carmc1ifre.
Ie&uits anC kcucdiCfinc-. E-dru-pfuri-f
and paSsicnists Fathers OF tho Blessed
Sacrament. PauliSts. Eudief-. member
OF the Holy Cross and The Holy Ghost
and group Of fifty trapnist monks
Behind The orders strobe 1000 parish
priests ana missionaries in Che white
Continued On Puuc Tvvol