New-York tribune., 1912-01-14
.FARLEYS SHIP DELAYED
Cardinals Reception Will Take
Place Wednesday.
PARADE PLANS COMPLETE
Steeplejacks String Lights from
St. Patrick's Towers, Wearing
Electric Heating Devices.

Word was received last night at the
archleplscopal residence that Cardinal Far
ley probably will net arrive III this city
from Naples until Wednesday forenoon.
The information reached Monsisnor hayes
In a wireless message from the Cardinals
secretary. on board the North German
Lloyd liner Berlin. He said Captain Har-
rassowitz had informed him that he did not
expect 10 dock the liner until Wednesday
morning.
The Berlin left Gibraltar January ana
was due to arrive here on Tuesday fore
noon. She encountered bad weather IN
mid Atlantic, which forced her TO reduce
speed. When a message was received here
Yesterday stating that she was 800 miles east
Of Sandy Hook at $3.50 a. m. Captain Noel
Ter, the port captain OF the North German
LLOYD line, said ne thought she would oe
unable to make port before Wednesday
morning.
The Berlin, which is capable OF making
sixteen knots an hour. could cover In ordi-
nary weather the $50 miles In sixty hours.
This would bring her of the lightshlp
early Tuesday morning. To be on the safe
side however, II was decided at the cathe-
dral last night that the reception for Car
dinal Farley be postponed until Wednesday.
The following statement was sent to the
clergy:
Please announce to your people that we
are advised that the steamer Berlin VIII
not reach Quarantine until WEDNESDAY
morning More definite announcement VIII
be made later
General Orders for Parade.
The general orders for the formation Of
the parade and the reception at the cathe-
dral, including a prospectus OF the decora-
tlons Of public buildings which will display
the national and papsl coiors during the
great parade from Whitehall street up
through the city on Tuesday afternoon
were issued yesterday by the Cardinal
Farley reception committee.
!. The societies will be distributed as fol-
lows
The Catholic Benevolent Legion, St Vim
cent de Paul Societies and the catholic
Engineers Club from the Battery to EI-
change Place. Captain w. Hallahan, mar
shall.
Place TO Worth street. Captain T. J. Ma
The Italian Societies, Worth street to
Grand street. Major Joseph Cipolsri and
John J. Freschi. marshals.
south OF Houston street; Grand street to
Houston street. Colonel Hugh o'Donoshue'
marshal.
German Societies. Houston street to Union
| Square. Major r. J. Winterroth, marshal.
Holy Name Societies from churches
north OF Houston street, and from all out
of-town churches. Union Square to Madl-
! son Square on both sides OF Broadway.
on the west side OF Fifth avenue from
Madison Square to 10th street. and from
42d street to 4sth street. Major John F.
Ancient order OF Hibernians. on the east
side OF Fifth avenue from Madison Square
| to 4sth street. Major John J. Byrne. mar
Catholic Club. Public Library. NJ J. Null
queen, marshal
. The following societies with Captain
Martin Crimmlns as marshal. will form on
Fifth avenue north OF 18th street:
County Longford Society and County
Csvan Society, 18th street to 9th street.
Brownson Catholic Club, 9th street TO
Fordham University, |th street to ''th
street, east side.
Cathedral Club. 4sth. street TO Both street.
Dominican Lyceum, west side Fifth ave-
nue.. 18th street TO 9Th street
Fordham Law School, i7th street 10 Sth
street, west side.
Mayor Gaynor has indicated his intention
OF having the national. state and city nass
displayed on the City Hall, and scores OF
stores. theatres and public buildings will be
decorated. At the door OF the cathedral the
Cardinal will be met by the New York
members OF the pspal orders OF Knight
hood His eminence will invest himself
with the cappa magma and enter the cathe-
drai with the ceremonies prescribed by the
ritual In the cathedral will be six thousand
parochial school children and ak hundred
priests Of the diocese. The cavaliers viii
escort the Cardinal 10 the sanctuary. where
he will kneel while the children chant tho
re Deum.
To Portray Cardinal in Marble.
wealthy New York Catholic. whose
name is being withheld. has commissioned
r. s. Eberhardt, the sculptor TO execute
a marble portrait bust OF Cardinal Farley
in colors The rough model In clay Is
ready in the sculptors studio at No. 81
West 67th street, and will be finished as
soon as arrangements can be made for the
| Cardinal 20 pose.
The bust will be life size. with the face
and head in white Serraveza marble and
the cassock and cap in scarlet heavy
pectoral cross Of gold will hang from the
neck. and the coat OF arms will be dis
played in gold at the base.
Half a dozen steeplejacks, bound In cleo
trically heated blankets. were able TO defy
the zero temperature three hundred feet
above the ground yesterday and had little
diffculty in stringing the twin spires or 81
Patrick's Cathedral with electric lights.
which will illumine It during the celebra-
tion.
At the edge OF the blanket was device
for regulating the temperature and from
that extended an ordinary insulated wire
with a plug attachment, so 1t could be ht-
ted to any OF the light sockets on the wires