New-York tribune., 1911-11-15

and then ewitched to when l Walk.
Alyavs Walk with Billy" as the Rosedaie
swung around and started for Hoboken.
The waterfront near J0th street was
crowded with people, who Cheered aio
waved the cclors Of Uncle sam aEo wv
Pope as the Rosedale departed. Tne whls-
Ties of the river craft added TO the generai
din A line Of policemen stood at atteh-
ton on the pier of the police BOAT fa'l'i
while Inspector McClusky occupied the
bridge with military bearing.
During the trip across the river th'
members of the Catholic Club presented
testimonial TO Cardinal-desgnate Farley
Among those in the delegation from the
Catholic Club were Morgan ). y br'eh'
United States Senator James "A. OGorman'
Justices Leonard A Giegerich, EDWARD d.
Amend John ]. Delany. John b Mayo'
Victor ]. Dowlng and Edward T.. McCaii'
Charles " Fornes. Joseph +. Daly' the
Rev. Matthew A. Taylor William r. ohee-
han. Michael j. Drummond. Herman hlu-
der. Eugene A. Philbin, Henry Heide, Phil
I'm T. Gavnor, William d. Guthrie, John D.
Pullevn. Thomas Gilleran. William Laurel
Harris. George II. McCabe. Dr. Francis D.
ou,nlan. John G.. Agar. Nicholas J. Bar
rett. william e. Burke, Edward J. Cornehs'
rrark c Cannon. William II. Hurst,
George w. Loft. DIR. c. E. Nammack, John
Jerome Rooney, Joseph +. owens anu
Roger T. Kavanagh.
Little Time to Say Goodby
Owing 10 the late arrival at the North
German Lloyd pier little time remained for
these in the party to say goodby to the
hundreds of friends who had focked TO the
pier TO see them sail. The cardinals-desig-
nate went directly to the large loungins
room on the Kronprinzessin. where an I'M
promptu reception was held. The room had
been decorated in the papal colors' III
homer of the distinguished passengers. ana
the liner few the papal flag at her mast
head. Flowers banked the rooms OF the
eight suites which had been assigned 20
the cardinals-designate and accompanying
clergymen The music room on the ooat
will be turned into a chapel, TO permit the
churchmen to hold services on the way
over
The Kronprinzessin was the object Oh
many salutes from the whistles or the
harbor craft as she slowly sailed down
the North River and out into the pay AS
she passed Staten Island several hundred
! of the communicates of st. Peters, at
New Brighton, waved the American ana
papal flags in farewell from the summit
OF Pavilion Hill. The big ship swung as
close in shore as she could at this point.
The Rev. Charles A. Cassidy, of II. Peter
parish. was on board with the cardinals
designate and will accompany them 10
Rome. The children of other Staten Island
marshes had assembled on the municipai
ferry slip and the pier at the quarantine
station. The Rosedale went ahead OF the
Kronprinzessin and waited for her off quar-
antine.
| Others who were in the immediate party
which will accompany Archbishop tariey
to Rome are Monsignor Francis II. wall
/ of the Church of st. Charles Borromeo;
| the Rev. Luke J. Evers, Of st. Andrew s.
the Rev. William J. Stewart OF st. Mark s.
the Rev. John j. McNamee, OF Mount ST.
Vincent: the Rev. James p. O'Brien. OF
St. Rita's; the Rev. Francis p. Burke OF
/ ST. Ambrose's, and the Rev. Thomas 4.
Grey. of St. Augustnes. The Bronx.