New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-24
FARLEY IN HOLY CITY
Warm Greeting for Cardinals
Designate in Rome.
POPE EXPRESSES PLEASURE
Crowds of Ecclesiastics Kneel
and Kiss Prelates' Rings as
Long Journey Ends.

Long Journey Ends.
Rome. Nov. 2S-America's cardinsls-des-
,ruatc arc resting quietly in the Holy city
tonight after their long journey across
tho Atlantic Somewhat fatigued but In
robust health. they are looking forward
to tho ceremony which, one week hence
viii make them princes OF Catholic chris
tendon
Archbishops Farley and Fslconio. inspir.
itod ny a succession Of signal proofs of per
sopal esteem and generation for the lofty
dignity OF the cardinalste, reached Rome
at S.i5 4 ma. \ large number OF clergy
men had assembled at the station before
dawn. bat Tho train containing the two
American archbishops was an hour and a
quarter late. Tho first 10 alight from the
car was Archbishop Farley, who was i'm
Inediatelv followed by Archbishop Falconio
Both looked we'll Notwithstanding the IA
tigiie of their trip.
An the ecclesiastics present Sneit and
kissed the rings OF tho acknowledgements
vbilc many travellers and other persons
about tho station. learning Of the presence
az tho American prelstes. joined in emphs-
sizing tho cordisuty Of the reception. A
characteristic note was given 10 the occs-
sion by some Of the clerical suite carrying
rolled American flags. bound with ribbons Of
white and yellow. the Papal colors.
The Varmest congratulations d re
spectfuI greetings We're then presented 10
the two acknowledgements by Monsignor
Thomas r. Kennedy. rector Of the Ameri-
can College in Rome; Monsgnor Dennis
O'ConneU auxiliary Bishop of San Fran
cisco. Dr. Bernard !. Makoney. OF Albany,
spiritual director Of the American College;
Father Dolan. formerly of New York and
now rector Of the Englsh-speaking Church
OF San Silvestre here. Fathers Nelson,
O'Kely. Scannen and Baker, all of New
York. Mynahan. Of Buffalo. and Father
Hilary Jordan. of ST. Paul The Superior
Procurator-G General Of the Franciscan
monks took OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Falconio 70
the Monastery Of ST. Anthony. while Cardi-
ual-designate Farley. accompanied by Mon
signor Thomas r. Kenney Monsgnor Den
mis- O'Connell and DR.. Bernard Mahoney
drove 10 the Hotel Bristol. followed by the
suite. The report Of the arrival OF the
American Archbishop caused many people
90 gather around the hotel.
Pope Is Pleased
During the usual papal audience this
morning Cardinal Merry del Val comnuni-
Gated TO the Pope the arrival of the two
csrdiusls-designate and informed him OF
fine cordial reception that had been accord
pd 70 them everywhere, showing the salts
faction given by their elevation The Pope
appeared much pleased and said nc was
looking forward - receiving them soon.
1T is a great satisfaction 10 have TO do
with such an appreciative country as
America" exclaimed the Pope. showing TO
Vatican officials q large package Of clip
pings and messages from the United
states expressing gratitude and the warm
est thanks for granting new Cardinals 10
the United States.
The arrival Of Archbishop OConnell has
been delayed. a message was received from
tho Vatican this morning stating that the
Archbishop had landed. and a later message
said that DC had left for Rome. This mes
sage gave details and announced when he
was due a Rome Friends, including Mon
gnor Tampieri. who is attached TO the Of
fro or The Papal Secretary, went 10 the
station 20 meet him, but he failed TO ar
rive.
Inquiries were sent TO Naples and II was
ascertained that the announcement OF the
.Archbishop's landing and departure was due
90 a misunderstanding. Owing 10 a stormy
sea none OF the passengers Of the steam
ship Canopic was able to 20 ashore
To-day being the feast Of ST. Clemente.
IRE church from which Archbishop O'Con-
nol takes his cardinals title, celebrations
were held there by the Irish Dominicans.
who expressed great satisfaction in having
Archbishop OCOnnell as protector.
Monsignor Farley was received this af-
teruoon by Cardinal Merry del Val 10
whom be described the immense impression
OF qualification produced I'm America by
what be called the most courteous. gen
erous and noble recognition OF America. "
IIe added that the pleasure expressed by
Americans was not limited TO Catholics,
the Protcstants having shown equal enthu-
slasm. as was proved By more tk~n two
thousand messages received from all
classes and the monster seEd-on given 10
him when he left New York
Praise for Falconio.
llousianor FaIcouio. who was received by
tie cardinal az the same time as Monsignor
Farley. referred 20 The strength Of Catho-
loisu iu America and the progress II was
making I'm an branches. Cardinal Merry del
Val congratulated Monsignor Falcouio on
tho active services which he had given az
Apostolic Delegate at Washington. and
added that he was deserving OF the highest
praise and appreciation.
Noueiguor Falconio has been notified that
Is win bc received in audience by the Pope
tomorrow morning The Papal Secretary s
plan 90 give ID dinner .H honor Of the car
duals-dcsiguate has been abandoned, the
Io.y See considering this year, which has
been marked by the celebration of the
Italian jubilee as one Of mourning. For
t.r Same reason MonsignOr Kennedy has
been advised not TO invite Cardinal Merry
del Val to tho dinner IN honor Of the
American Cardinals-tO-be. which he intends
o. give a. the American College
Mous'guor Farley hopes TO take posses
sion of bis utuIar church, Sancta Maria
supra Minerva .u the first week Of De-
o.mbor BE intends 20 leave about Deem