New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-18
$4,000 IRISH MARCHERS
PARADE FOR ST. PATRICK
Governor SuIzer. Mayor Gaynor
and Cardinal Farley IN the
Reviewing Stand.
SUFFRAGE BANNER MOBBtD
Votes Cor Women" Flaunted IN
Green Until Police Lead
Lone Heroine from
the Ranks.

- Patrick and his memory were a.
green as the shamrock that grows in the
"ould sod" Yesterday. when his SONS held
their annual celebration in honor OF their
patron saint. y parade IN the afternoon
which wa.S reviewed by Cardinal Farley
Governor Sulzcr and Mayor GaYnor. vas
preceded i'm the morning 10y religious ser
vices IN ~. Patrick's Cathedral and Col
lowed last night by variety Of obscrv-
anccs made by the Irish organizations.
In spite Of "a furry of snow that threat
ened 70 dampon the banners Of the paraderS
and wind that promised for "a time play
havoc with them. the parade was checred
along Fifth avenue from i2d street and
thence to suffers Harlem River Park by
crowds Of people that overilowed into the
streets
Tho Ancient order Of Ili5crnlans was IN
barge Of the parade. which started on
rs Iona march mt SIS y few minutes
later the vanguard passed tho revi,w'nc
stand. which had been erected AT OH
street and Fifth avenue.
There Cardinal Farley occupied III" seat
Of honor i'm tho centre Of the stand Win
Governor Sulzer and his staff, Mayor Gay
nor and city officials. Mou~i-nor NJ. '
I.avele. Edward NJ Morgan. fostmas'o
of New York. EhnclanGor Valid" am
William H. Edwards street 'l'an'nE
commissioner, were also i'm the stand
A. the mead Of the line rode platoon
o. mounted ;olicc. followed hy Ea>ne
59th Regiment Band anI tho "lrisH reg
lnent." known officially as The 6'tr ln-
fsntry. National Guard OF New York CO..
9nel Louis II. Conley. commanding officer
rode al the head OF the regiment
Then came the It. Peters cadet CORPS
the staten Island cadet band AID Rich
mond county members If the Ancient or
der Of Hibernians afoo; and i'm carriages
Nonsieuor C. \. cassidy acted as marshal
. ,c the preliminary division. preceding tho
srard marshal Michael }. Connaueh'on
md his two aids. Eugene j. Fiooi anc
william Manning.
Thomas J. Kelly. county president ana
..ief II staff Of the day. rode next. fol-
owed 10y members Of the order roW
thirty divisions. with their pres dents and
other officers as division narShals ana
aids This section of the parade and
that composed Of members of various al
lied and interested organizations winch
followed numbered Yeariy $4,000 march
RS.
Representatives of the United lrisA
League. the Sligo Men. Association, the
Gaelic Society, the Galway Men. the Long
ford Men. the Tyrone Men, Meath Men
the Dublin Club. Clare Men. Leitrim Men
Carlow Men. Wicklow Men. kildare Men
Queens County Men Cork Mems AsSocia-
ION and other organizations were included
m this part Of the parade
Although the parade in the afternoon
was the big feature of the days celebra-
ton. Il began officially at II in the morn
ing. when a solemn high mass was said at
-. Patrick's Cathedral The Right Rev
Thomas T. Cusack, auxiliary bishop Of
nciated. with Cardinal Farley upon the
throne. The Rev. II. y. Devlin preached
the sermon. which was heard by Colonel
Louis d. Conley and the members Of the
Goth Regiment, y. G. y. y, In fun dress
uniform.