New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
CARDINAL BARLEY SMILES HIS APPRECIATION.

the moment some one on the fringe of the
corps. pondering the great labors OF the
Popo. asked the Cardinal II Ills Holiness
could not find some one TO relieve him OF
part OF his tasks
Cardinal Farley WAS amused AT this
What" he exclaimed with laughter
Would YOU suggest a coadjutor Pope
No. You never see two men at the helm
II YOU do one hand is guiding the other
The next question prolonged the smile
OF the prclate. lie was asked who would
succeed him as Archbishop OF New York
Well" he answered. II am not deaH
yet hope 10 live a while longer. ] have
been amused at seeing accounts In the
public prints where ] am referred 10 as
Cardinal Farley. the late Archbishop OF
New York
What do you think OF Captain Harras-
sowitz as a piiot?" he was asked.
He is a treasure" replied the Cardinal,
the best hearted man I know He mas
an autograph book in which I wrote. Soc
1t II you would know what ! think OF
/ him" Later. when the skipper's book was
/ available he turned to 4 page upo which
WAS written:
Captain Harrassowltz has won tho
| hearts and high regard OF US all To him
We may truly apply the description OF a
/ favorte and beloved Celtic chieftain:
An eye to guide and hand 10 rule and a calm
And heart from which like holy we'll. tho
souls Of his friends are fed.
After chat Of thirty minutes the Car
dinal said 10 the reporters: Have YOU
| had enough? You know It is hard TO sat
| sfy your gentlemen? Tho photographers
Wen, have had my picture taken so many
times. | suppose l may stand again"
! out on the ce-coated decks went his
eminence putting himself entirely in the
/ hands OF the camera squad. This over, he
returned 10 the drawing room and blessed
! Master Roger. the six-year-od son Of Mr..
and Mrs Henry S. Wood. OF Southern
/ California. to whom he had taken a great
| fancy. Many OF the Bcrin's passengers,
! regardless OF creed. knelt before the
| Cardinal as he was again about TO join
the captain, and kissed the big sapphire
and diamond ring on his right hand.
Waves to Friends on Pier.
| From the starboard side OF the frosted
! bridge his eminence smiled and waved
TO his friends on the pier. The number
was comparatively small. as the steamship
| company had enforced to the letter the
restrictions asked by the reception COM
! mittee.
After a general greeting In the lounge
! the Cardinal and small party Of friends
and relatives who were permitted TO go
! aboard went TO the dining saloon for
! luncheon. Among them were Monsignor
/ Mpucfupor
vclIe. Monsignor p J. Hayes. Justice Vic
tor j. Dowling, John B. Hasslocher, Frank
! Smith. James Butler, Bryan L. Kennedy
/ Joseph f. Hanselman John ID. Crmmins.
! Morgan j. OBrien, Eugene A. Philbln.
| George W. Loft, Adrian Iselin, jr, DR..
| lanes J. Walsh. DR.. Francis J. Quinlan,
DR.. Thomas p. McParlan, Justice John j.
Delany, Judge Thomas c. O'sulivan.
! Thomas NJ Mury. Bernard Coleman and
Edmund G. Hurley.
! Captain Harrassowtz and the Cardinal
were fast friends The big Teutonic skipper
never left the American preate after the
Rorlin was made fast In her dock. He is
going to dine with the Cardinal at the lat
| tors home before he takes the Berlin again
! m Naples, and IL was not until the carriage
drove the Cardinal northward from the
/
Rattery yesterday that the German com
mander left his side.
After the Rosedale docked and while the
committee were getting into their automo-
biles Cardinal Farley, Monsignor Lavelle.
Captain Harrassowitz and the Rev. Father
! Campbell. s. j., talked about immigration.
The Cardinal asked the skipper how many
immigrants he expected TO take back to
Naples, and when told that big number
| had been booked expressed surprise.
"The German immigration is greater now
/ .han the Irish.' observed Monsgnor La
yelc.
..Oh. that will never do" remarked the
| Cardinal. Captain. did you hear that?"
The German master smiled and declared
| that Il was well
| Surveyor Henry, representing Collector
Och. was on the pier in Hoboken and gave
personal directions for the prompt handling
of the Cardinals baggage.
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