New-York tribune., 1911-11-15
SAIL FOR ROME
ArChbishopS Farley and FaIConio
Depart to Become Cardinals.
ARE CHEERED BY THR0NGS
Hundreds Aboard Excursion Boat
Follow Down Bay Until Liner
Disappears in the Fog.

all but obscured the big Kronprinzessn
Cecilie in the distance. with her nose
pointed well out toward Sandy Hook. the
notable company OF clergy and laity aboard
the little excursion steamer Rosedale were
still cheering and waving the American
and Papal flags and the bands were play
Ing Aud Lang Syne" Archbishops John
NJ Farley and Diomede Falcono the car
dinals-designate. who were aboard the tow
ering liner bound for Rome TO receive the
red hat from Pope Plus X. stood on the
| bridge a few moments before. as the Kron-
rrinzessin glided by her tiny escort off
Quarantine. and waved n last farewell TO
their American friends who had gone down
the bay to bid them Godspeed. Accom-
panying the cardinals designate were some
thirty clergymen.
The departure Of the Archbishop Of this
diocese and his friend. the Papal Delegate
to the United States. who had come here
| from Washington to take the trip with
him, was attended with impressive scenes,
| beginning at St Patrck's Cathedral early
yesterday morning and continuing until the
big North German Lloyd liner faded from
view in the fog.
-NtdilN tlSi.l AiOuSdIId tillluitll lipli Aiic
parochial schools sang God Bless Our
Cardinal at the mass celebrated at the
Cathedral at 500 a. m. They filed the
great nave of the Cathedral and each
child carried the American and Papal col
ors. They arose en- masse and waved the
flags in unison. repeating the words Of
God Bless our Cardinal" as the cardinals
designate and their party marched slowly
down the centre aisle and left the Cathe-
dral by the Fifth avenue entrance. on
the steps two hundred white surpliced al
tar boys formed double line. through
which the preates passed TO the waiting
automobiles. Several thousand persons
who could not gain admission TO the Ca
thedral stood shivering I'm the cold along
the sidewalks at the front and sides of
the edihce The throng loudly cheered the
cardinals-to-be as they got into the ma
| chimes. and they lifted their silk hats In
recognition. showing underneath the purple
| caps Of their rank.
| The police, in charge Of Inspector Nc
| Clusky, had hard work in holding back
the surgng crowd. which insisted on press
ing near the automobile. Some In the
throng succeeded in kissing the hands OF
the departing prelates.
Cross River on the RosedaIe.
The Rosedae lay at the pier at West
! 50th street TO transport the distinguished
! voyagers ana their retinue to the North
! German Lloyd pier in Hoboken. She was
| profusely decorated. A delegation Of sew
| enty-five prominent members Of the Cath
| olic Club waited at the entrance OF the
! 50th street pier TO receive the party
from the Cathedral on board the Rose
dale were several hundred priests, includ-
! ing practically all the pastors OF the Cath
| Ollie churches I'm this city and many OH
| cials OF the various Catholic societies and
institutions in greater New York. There
were also some dgnitaries from the
| churches of other cities and nearby towns
The Cathedral party was delayed In
reaching the Rosedale pier. which subse-
quently delayed the sailing OF the Kron'
prnzessin until 1880 o'clock, a half hour
later than scheduled time They arrived
just before 10 O'Clock in five automobiles
The houses along West 51st street
through which they passed. had been deco
rated with the intermingled national and
papal colors At various points hundreds
| OF SCnOOl CDlufCn were dSStilDich, tdiIS
| ing the two flags. which they waved a
the dignitares passed. In the first auto
mobile with the cardirals-desiGnate were
! Bishop Cusack and Monsignors Mooney
and Lewis. Those In the second car wer
Archbishop Pitival. of Santa Fe, y. NJ.
Bishop Farrelly, of Cleveland; Monsignor'
Lavelle, Edwards and Cerritte the las
named charge daffaires of the Apostolic
! Legation at Washington. Monsignors Me
Gean. FlocG, McCready, Carney, McKenna
and Wall occupied the third car. and Mon
signors Mcmahon. Freri. Connolly and Nc
| Mackin were In the fourth. The occupant:
OF the last automobile in line were Mon
signor Hayes. Father Dineen. who haf
charge of the escort; Alderman Thomas J
! Moffitt. John p. Conway. president Of th4
St. Vincent de Paul Society; Edward 3
Brennan, Peter McGuirk and James Gam
| An escort of mounted police headed by
! Inspector McClusky, led the way TO the