New-York tribune., 1910-10-05
HOMAGE TO VANNUTELLI
Cheers and Waving Flags Greet
PapaI Delegate on Arrival.
is HERE FOR ST. PATRICK'S
Cathedral Conservation Cere-
monies Begin To-day with
Blessing of Building.

nnkfn yesterday NiltC AdIlliAGA aaA-aS
vannu;eIi. the papal legate TO the conse-
Grafton OF ST "atrick's Cathedral, be-
slowed his blessing upon them. The tall.
broad-shouldered Italian prelate was greet
ed with cheers and waving flags when he
arrived in the city. ana he smiled and
bowed 10 the children, Eeho stood in long
lines through which he passed.
Cardinal VannuteIl, who is the protector
of the C-armeIfte order all over me
world. has been in this country attending
the Eucharistic Congress. He was met at
Newark early yesterday morning by many
priests and prelates. and went at once
TO the house OF Bishop O'ConnOr, of the
diocese OF Newark Archbishop Farley and
Monsignors I-aveIle. Wall and Murphy were
among those from New York who met the
Cardinal
Therse was a mass. followed by a hastV
freskfast, in Newark. and then his emil
nance went TO fIoboken, where he was met
s,y G committee on board the chartered
boat Commander. In his party were Bishop
p-cnnnen. OF Los Angeles; MOnslgnor
Decroy. Nonsignor Tampieri. Monsignor Di
Laez. Father Gelase Ug1net. his secretary
Counts Calico and Giuseppe Nannuteiu- ms
saephepVs and Thomas Hughes Kelly
hntEht Commander Of St. Gregory, and
alr. Cagfs4t. gentleman-in-waiting.
Trrs Cardinal. who wore a black shovel
f1zt With q red cord above his red skull
cap. a black soutane, red sash, red -;:oTes,
re.d stockings and red band about his
arm, walked down the pier with Archbishop
Marley and MonsiEnor Lavelle, while the
bows band OF the Catholic Protectory
slayed ''The Star Spangled Banner AS
ne came 10 the gangway Bishops Montez
tepOca- of San Luis Potosi and Mcdonnell
of Brooklyn knelt to kiss the great cameo
ring he wore on his left hand The hlgh
-utsnftary smiled and waved las hand
20 the boat, which was crowded TO the gun
wales with priests and layTnen
Welcome by Children.
On The way up the river 10 Grants tomb
the Commander passed the Columbia acht
Clubs pier, al seth street, where several
Thousand children from the parochial schools
were waiting. They cheered Justify and
waved their white and yellow flags bearing
!she papal arms. the mitre and crossed keys
of ST. Peter. As the Commander passed 10y
.he gray huIled battIeshIps Vermont, Min
.pesota- Virginia and Rhode Island, lying
hxt anchor in the river. the sailors left their
work and manned the sides. while the Com
rnander's band played. The Cardinal waved
70 the parships. and one enthusiastic tar
standing on the turret of the Vermont
sSigwagged back greeting. Father end
wick of the old battleship Malne. mat was
sunk in Havana IIarbor, was on board 1h'
Commander The Cardinal had Just hearc
The news Of the drowned sailors OF lh'
New Hampshire. and expressed his deel
sympathy and compassion.
When the Commando came back 10 the
hoat club three guns roared out salute
.nd when the Cardinal came ashore he was
met by Bishop Joseph T Mooney VicaI
general Several Italian nuns knelt 10 KISS
his ring. and lac spoke few words Il
them in their own language Captain Zlm'
1nerrnan Of the West I"oth street police
station was on hand with fifty patrolmer
and some motorcycle policemen
The Cardinal and his party and the pas
sengers from the Commander walked VI
the hin 10 the Sailors and Soldiers Monu-
Ynent between long lines of little children
waving flags and singing Te Deum
Before he got into an automobile ht
STONED and hared his head in front Of the
monument. while another Te Deum was
sung de waved his red gloves to the
children as he was whirled away on a triT
NJ Riverside Drive. That done, he came
Bnh street and Madison avenue, and at
tended a luncheon for the visiting clergy
Last night a reception was given for hin
at the residence. and il WAS largely at
tended
Bless Cathedral To-day.
The conservation ceremonies begin earl.
to-day At daylrcak the Archbishop vii
20 through the elaborate ceremony Of
blessing the building. and the sacred relic:
viii be placed within the altar The Pom
rifcal mass VIII be celebrated by Cardina
Gibbons. The procession Of the laity VII
he led by the following trustees: William
I,ummis John @. Agar, James A Farley
Bryan I. Kennedy. Thomas II Kelly. An
drew DouEherty jr-, Thomas F Feitner
John T. O'RoUrke and Louis Il Amy
II was announced yesterday that the
family Of Thomas Hughes Kelly. who /:
attached 70 The Cardinals suite and whC
s. knight commander Of the order of St
Gregory. had given $lO0. .G05 TO the erection
cf the Lady Chapel Mr.. Kelly is a son o,
the late banker Eugene Kelly.
The decoration Of the cathedral has beer
elaborate. Lilies and palms in great abun
dance have been used around the altar
while the towering columns are festooneC
with oak and maple leaves from the Ber6
EhiTes. thu Adirondacks. Staten Island and
New Jersey Green laurel is everywhere
believed here ana there by ST. Patrick
crosses OF golden cardboard. On the ca
thedral grounds are one hundred and fifty
xiEarfir haE trees. 2 alternating with flags