The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
!HlCH CHURCHMAN'S
,ao HInH tND roo BROAD FOR
m tDi NtDE CLOTHES.
.,,hru.,n \r"hhishop Has Trouble Get
tn- iNnlan tisthlng Is Travel
mo-. here and WIN Sec raft and
Hna,r,rlt Tie Ndmires streaussIty e.

ar.,,,rIt tie Admirea atreauaslty.
...r..r - have a height Of 9 feet
...ui q waist line that il generous.
latitude at which II " carried.
l-y matter 10 get a ready made
,rrrs IN New York that will
.t-I Nrrll.ncy Archbishop Count
Pumatr Of the Ruthenian
..ru. Church found this out
v-.,-
.., archbishop decided To make
.... tn-ncan tour Ia. made up his
.. .., . u, Wuuld discard the Cassock
... .uE hahIt and don over here
.- -nulIaT To- those worn on the
rgh dignitarIes of the church.
,.r main conform To those OF
.. wien the latter ~ wearing its
...-' Bu' somehow or other
.-.ppdl trunks containing this
49,. ..arrug apparel got left behind
:. p....... aui the distinguished visitor
...... "a, New York the day before yes
-. ....u- even Law pair Of trousers
.. va rumfort-d when they told
.-. .... .. \-w York It u possible to
... -..-' Vt article rrady made and
- .. Archh-hop returned to the
:, T..- y..'-riav morning from c-le-
49, r.a-- AZ the Ruthenian church
rR.... -.ruud street near second
..r.. ...r from a ready made cloth
..r. al- waiting in answer TO a
..ur"r-
The. n.,. & tn. scissors took a look
=. ,-. rs. e tn" cloth and sighed
-,sr 90. ,Eau 10 measure him. When
b. -.r ..4su he shook his head. IL
.-.r reverence were just q foot and half
-..rt,r mo- foot less in circumference
..- -r...i $50 YOU exactly he said. As
=. w. haven't a size that could h. made
. 'rv..
,.,..Ua- sant to another clothing store
..!. -.rl-.r"r appeared les. he thought
o. ra. -, the very size. His face
-as,h.r..t after he had taken the Arch
90, , raasurements. but he went tn
- telephone and called up the store
-5s- Pc. sald h. was sorry. but his Arm
81. nv carry that size The represent
ave Z a third store came up and the
~ 4 ms visit was the same
III Archhshop enjoyed what he was
u-ginulng to regard az a joke. hut
AZ getting late. and he was scheduled
cave IN the afternoon for Buffalo
+. 10 ASKED whether u would he not
e. NE 10 have clothes made in q hurry
- va. told there were firms that made
. 49,. ATTY ~ such work Then they got
fourth tailor 10 size up. the Arch
,a,, and he rushed down 10 his shop.
/ -ii'r. ga-ts ut one suit cut out and basied
ss'r-r and before the Archbishop
| - 1000 aI. tram they were ready TO he
I'D u, Inc pralat.'s travelling clothes
4 sL I'm nun az various parts ~ hIs jour
~
-r@ NrchtIshop was still enjoying the
49, .rr. he received a SUS reporter YES
'--iay afternoon with him were Bishop
-v' SKY who ha, the supervision Of
80 Euthenian lrarch ~ the Catholic
t.-.. in America; the Rev leo !. som
| -,'.a n. formerly secretary to the
a ..a. up. and the Rev. Joseph Gro
way 10 Archbishop's present secretary
. travelling compsr ion.
he ATchbiShup J. a man IT great IN
.rarc" IN the Austrian Empire, tie
;-lvata couI clllpr - the Emperor
| fran Josef winch gives him the title
/ 'FNNallency; he l. a nI-'nl'"- 81 ~" House
| IgT NlCN-tnATHnhAb lf'l a. l@AsAt 7
'r. pontiftcal throre ard doctor
'erl'osophy. ~ theology aud Of Law 81
30 accent university Of Craoo~ whore
. SPOT many years IT. study before he
81 10 to enter the ministry. tie - q
su-' II rare attachments, speaking
W. Almost equal huercy Rutheg ian
1 s..sl German. French, folish, Lair
/ 40 Hebrew and Greek
Frr.--t, Il the RutheI.iau Church are
lR..I 10 marry. but the Archbishop
; ach..pr He was a persor al fItend
4 ~ Pope before the latter became
f-ruF ard through his ir fi'ler o. the
.'r.r aus got Bishop Of their own
~ .-ra lie has seen military service
DO ...uu after quitting the university
70 came a monk 81 the BasIlian order
T-icr sail to have been Ia existeE GO
s. YEAR. lie Is tireleSs worker
4 'r.u the fact that he spends loi nj
i rye gong about all over Europe he Is
"a. - the travelling Archbishop
%" .".puRs TO one of the ~ealthie$t
/ '.'r.I-- O.. GaliciA and - the eldest soIl
i { .n.'r Johann Sheptyzky, a membeT
/ f'La Austrian HoIAse Of Lords and 81 the
- ~ Galcia His mother. who e
-. a. he Countess Feiro, daughter
o." n-l-urarsd Polish author feiTo
/ A.. ~. --.f An Authore-s. one OF hts
r.'r-.. count Stau islas. II \ Major ri
~ .r he Austro-Hungarian army
| - l''ara' To the embassy IN PARIS
rA D.. rarnsi Ia the Princess Sapieha
'..''"' .ro'her. Casimir. N membeT
%. Austrian Parliament third
~ -rt-r,"i the Polish Countess Szembek,
. fourth. Ale Xander. manages their
'.'t-' To -sian estates. All this Wa
~ To-. 90! " Father Srmbratowich after
| - -
T.. .I'rs'iAn Church IL = part n the
| o. 'Irch with the Greek rite, said
| 80 49,. l-ryp IN answer TO a question
10 .'lv iTer.uc@ b.tween IL and the
-'uaf aruplo Ghurch 10 IN the liturgy
az a .1we.i TO Use the Slavic languages
~" -.'laI instead 81 Latin. but Of course
~ ? 70. r- tho heal II the church.
. raw" come over partly IN attend
- r drastic. congress N he held IN
'"''r.' 70 September and partly IN
r9a 90 invitations to visit variou,
| F.'''' tH con gr.gations 10 the United
S'a'ss and canada | expect 90 spend
"..' 'Eo months over here.
.r.. for a long time taken Rrea'
i .'"rrs. 100 America and expect to spend
".s' 1870 months over here. A. for
TT 'r.' rrfre@-ionH ~ New York. ! have
| Ha 40 chance "a get a good ides
~ H- ".' for when ! came up the bay
"a" was smoky But ! hav.
- vs. .t"rfuly impressed with such
~. ''" tall buildings as | have beer
F.' from nv windows and ridinG
~" ?50CpO communicates n