The evening world., 1911-11-14

Then they wen to the deliberately dec-
GRATED imperial suites reserved fo-
them on the kronprlnzessin Cecelie AM
here. In the lounge room, they received
a long line OF visitors, who kissed their
hands and received the blessing OF the
Church. Hundreds passed in the line.
and the hour for sailing was delayed
until 1875 that all might pass In review
and In reverence.
CARDINAL FARlEY'S LAST
STATEMENT IS TO THE PRESS.
Cardinal Farley's last words before
leaving were 20 and for the press. When
he was asked for his ana statement.
he said:
1T Is with grea. pleasure that l
speak to the press. The papers have
said very kind things OF me. and l
hope that they will always treat me
very we'll. II It will do any good. l
would like to give you my blessing.
You need 1t. You are very much
exposed. o reporters. My last
word Is God bless o and God bless
all of the papers"
The last visitors ran hurriedly from
the ship and she was soon out In the
river.
Fifteen minutes before the Kronprin-
zessln Cecilie left her pier the Rose
dale. with eight hundred prominent
Catholics on board. started for the
Narrows In order to reach there before
the liner. All the way down the river
| and out to sea ths din OF saluting
/ whistles filed the harbor. As the Kron-
prinzessin passed Staten Island five
thousand parochiel school children on
the slope Of Pavilion Hin sang and
waved their nags In farewell to tn.
archbishop and their pastor. the Rev.
Charles A. Cassidy OF st. Peters, New
Brighton.
All along the shore Of Staten Island
crowds shouted and waved flags. hand
kerchiefs and hats. The Kronprinzcssin
Cecllie vas within a quarter OF a mile
OF the shore and the two Cardinals
Designate were plainly visible as they
responded to the salutes. From Pa
vilion Hill the following message was
wig wagged to Archbishop Farley pnd
received by tho signal officers Of the
liner:
oodspeed from the people of Staten
Islandl
Immediately the Archbishop sent this
reply In wig-wag:
IT thank you and give my blessing
to the people OF staten Island
LINER STOPS WHILE FINAL SA-
Lutte Is GIVEN.
The Kronprinzessin Cecilie caught th'
Rosedale at Quarantine and there the
final farewells were said. The liner
stopped completely for a moment while
she sent out deafen.ng salutes from all
her whistles, which were answered by
ali the shipping for miles back. For a
brief space every head on the Rosedaie
was barred while the archbishops waved
a blessing from the hurricane deck oil
the liner.
With every whistle shrieking. the line
began her journey out to sea and as sh'
gathered speed those on the kosedai'
cried again: God save our CARDINAL
on the Rosedale were delegations from
all the Catholic societies. Presiden
Thomas j. McClosky OF Fordham Col
lege was escorted by 100 students OF tn
college, who had come to say bon voy
age TO their professor, Father Farley
a nephew of the archbishop. The st
Vincent De Paul Society was represent
cd by the President. John b. Conboy
and by Alderman Thomas ]. Moffitt. Ed
ward 4. Brennan. Peter McGirk AM
James Gam.
The two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are &C
companled by the following suite: Mgr
Francis II. Wall OF the Church or 81
Charles Borromeo. the Rev. Luke j
Eyers OF st Andrews. the Rev. Charles
A. Cassidy of st, Peters. New Brighton
staten Island, the Rev. william j
stewart OF ST. Marks, West One Hun
dred and Thlrty-e!ghth street; the Rev
PJohn j. McNamee OF Mount st. Vincent
the Rev. James Z. O'Brien c; ST. Rita's
the Rev. Francis =. Burke OF 81. Am
brose, and the Rev. Thomas F.. Grey o
st. Augustine's. the Bronx.
MGR. FALCoN;O's FAREWELL
;, TO AMERICAN PEOPLE.
g.. o. .-Il A. l.