The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-03-28
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rs 4nsrUuz1&son OF suc-
+ Y = ~. n y. Noeshrop.
1(areh "a. Charleston
~ (ao toasy when. with all
g, ~ ~ ygsns man, hb emil
~ - cardinal Gibbons. SO
4 - seeed IN the pulpit Of
. 3r9l of g. John the. Bap-
oo& eoBepently inductsd into CT
~ ~ n1unG lass. Bsshop william q.
l)p1 1etA hishop Of the Diocess
g ~ ana sueosssor 70 the
1> se1 Haasy p. Northrop.
~ )oGonl1okier ~as witnessed by
1leH Eft led the masnifl-
~ ~. 49, -, . S>sacity and then
g ~ Nppn 3hs porticos ana TO
~ c. coc1 - esrsunony deeply Inn
~ 49, q shsorbing interest
&o> l1na aqoa1 order Authorisins
c( - g lfonsignor Russell
~, - - >pl0ssss Of Charleston
r y npse q laNn ana then in
~ ~ vsty Rev. p. L. Duffy.
SonpP sensral. and after :
Q ~ ~. pufy. BisNop Russell
pocPsss " nj throne and ssat-
! q ~ CARDINAL Gibbons The
~ - u ~, .bishop then deliver
GRQepa Cardinal 0ihbons'
- oQon1ng on the work Of
W nr1cl1 ana ssrving IA IN
16,1Q1 1osoleA of him to Ais pas-
4 N opoa. The ceremony. which
oo1 - 40 o'clock was prsced-
q. pgeeegnlon from the Nplsco.
caoo. % the cathedral. laity
- ~ llninG either edge OF the
Rl4 enA forming . closed lane
- W&1eh she procession moved.
pnnnsll walking st III end,
~ - Npthroning ceremony. .
D+9rntiAcal mass was said, Bish-
ne)1 ectins ~ the cslsbrant.
< ~ 19ose tAs hour for the COM
onk pf the ceremonies.
- tsopls had collected be-
~ ea&hpd,al and when the
,epened numbers at once
y <via>sl1S of NE sure oppor-
e esosrips ssats. Several
00Uo<(f .oQo4s at !, the front or the
j 1lqo sAa6 ipssn reserved for the
nG1f fhnA city ofncials. visiting laity,
e ~ and ethsrs. but the section
~ ~ soon Allsd to crowding.
e eAairs were placed in the
q Antwerp stiii insufficient to ac-
= &Ue1 1ets ~ crowd. many Of whom
coee1 sthrqushout the sxsrcises, while
eo3oep weee not even 70 fortunate as
~ }qponts. etahting room within the
e1l9Do. anA Nsrs forced to content
c6oQDepes with what they could see
~ de pavement without.
u ~ ~ esttsdrai. an sxpsctant
49, eet1lsA svsr the asssmbiass N
- Aesr ef - approached. Black
49, Nstsrp iof Mercy occupied the
q onttonA Isft transospts. while from
60 nh altar numsrous candles
dtA shsar. soft lift over the sane
soosSs o. the. aitar stood vases con-
'tn1lug nlsss. maldsnhair ferns and
pnlns 1As choir. cousisting of a
sepsvs az 20 voices under the direc-
40 - Madame Barber. Med into
theer M Muoh Of the beauty and
ssoeanity which marked, the core.
oeelss IVES due 70 the musical settling
-. ~ ssrvicssL u
troops1y at the stroke Of the ap-
pe>nte1 hour. the procession moved
1eD ths episcopal residence toward
~ cathedral. passing through double
l'nsp oe laity Of the city. who lined
steAsr slds Of the sidewalk. Among
eh>es were some zoe knights OF Co.
Snpbus hsadsd by their Grand KNIGHT
~ y. BvssnihAn. q strong repressn-
s"e ts0m the ancient order OF HI
'eernianA and members Of the Holy
Nans Society. accompanied by their
rsspsctivs vsstriss. from each Of the
local Catholic churches.
Ths bishops present. with their
ehaplains. were the Rt. Rev. Bishop
curisy Of st. Augustine. with Father
iHerd and Father Mahoney On chap
plalns: the Rt. Rev. Bishor Corrigan
"f Balfimore. with Father N. Murphy
..nA Father Kennedy az chaplains:
ths Rs Rev. Bishop shahan. rector
OF ths Catholic university. with Faith
sr Ignatus. o. 9. b.. and Father Red
diA - chapiains and the Rt. Rev. J.
J. Monaghan Of Wilmington. Del,
with Father b. w. Fleming and Faith
or D. p IAEni9an nm cha olains Faith