New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
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the dignity OF a last name. lie had
asked for the honor and got II. And he
held the reins over a pair OF thorough
breds which were obtained by James
Butler, an active member Of the recep-
tion committee.
Wher the parade got well started up
Broadway. however, no more trouble
was experienced. The police had the
situation we'll in hand all along the line.
The laity division Of automobiles had
ten blocks or more before sd street
was reached. Larry" was instructed TO
whip mp his horses and the breach was
mendcd as the line swung into Fifth
avenue.
All the way uptown It was continual
demonstration from tho various Catholic
societies, whose members had turned
out in large numbers at the points where
they were stationed along the route
Every big and little tot OF them waved
a papal or American flag, and sounded
a lusty pair Of lungs back OF It when the
Cardinal appeared. The students from
Manhattan College. De La Sale and
Fordham, who were stationed near 4Ith
and 4Sth streets. gave their rOusing col
lcge yells. with three Cardinal Far
leys" on the end Of II as the Cardinals 5
carriage passed. Many Of the buildings
along the route were profuscly decorated
with yellow and white, the papal coors.
and American flags. Windows were
crowded with spectators everywhere.
Many braved the cold on the roofs OF
some of the buildings.
The greatest crowds were assembled
at the Battery. the new Public Library
the Catholic club. with band. were
stationed on the steps and terraces OF
the library and at the adjoining streets.
The police estimated that fully five
thousand persons were massed at that
point. Inspector McClusky, in charge
Of several hundred bluecoats at the
cathedral. estimated that the crowd in
that immediate neighborhood numbered
10000.
Police Have Trouble with Crowd.
The police had their hands fun again
keeping the great crowd back from the
doors Of the cathedral The Papal
knights. tho choir boys and priests.
who escorted the Cardinal from his
carriage into the church. had barely got
within It's portals with their sacred
charge, when thousand men broke
through the Gordon Of police at
the main entrance and surged into the
rotunda. The great bronze doors Of
the main entrance were finally forced
to against the pressing crowd and po-
icemen on the outside.
The immediate space around the
Cathedral building had been reserved for
women and children, and some of them
were roughly handled in the crush. No
one was allowed in the body of the
Cathedral except the six thousand
parochial children, who were TO greet
their Cardinal with song and bended
knees.
The Cathedral chimes rang out Home.
Sweet Home, ana tHe tdlhohC iIo-
tectory boys band OF fifty pieces
played the same homely air near by as
the Cardinal and his party reached the
edifice. The Protectory band had been
on the Rosedae with the Cardinal, and
they had hurried uptown to take their
part proudly at the Cathedral.
An unprecedented scene awaited his
eminence inside the great structure. The
six thousand children were on their feet
cheering at his entrance, amid all the
solemnity of the professional to the
sanctuary. A priest said the Blessed
Sacrament had been removed from the
sanctuary and taken out of the Cathe-
dral until the cheering and other worldly