The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-24
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brooklyn Haglrine
The pOpe's per Oual habits ere geFy
Rethodicai. Al 8o'oiock ID ia sam
mer, and halfan hour ialef b the
winter, the holy father iease8 his bed,
says his prayers, and then gOeg % eel
citrate mass Ga his orsiOFy. Some
times on q Sunday be gives commun-
ion 10 q few privileged persona n, Tor
instance, members Of the ROmau arts
tOcracy, or distinguished pilgrimp.
A few minutes later be attends the
mass bsing celebrated 10 etlie Sistine
ehapel, t6An be returns % his apart.
ments 10 pariake Of his fnst hrsakfast
-blaek ltoHse, very fstro1s, a1d 4
piece Of unsWeetened cake OF pastry,
Under no circumstances 70 any obe,
ever admitted 10 the pope's table but
be frequently permits bis brother car
dinals or his nephew, q captain IN the
noble guard. 60 come in while be u
eating. Rreakfast over, bis hgilueaB
entsrs his etadF end btans work on
hB CORRESPOND ence; In this he1t az
slated. cot 81 Be should be, According
20 ancient usage, by one Of the private
chambeFlains, bot by Mgr. BOoeali ,sn
old friend whom be has made bis pFi-
vate secretary. At $50 O'Clock the
secretary of the STATE aFFiReosD Meat
selgneur thereapoh' retires, dsavihe
Cardinal JseoblPI vita cthP R0pA
The cOnksfehoe bstReeh de sOV6reiso
pOntih aud his prime frltp istef, -
usually short and then b8ele the al
diences, beginning with the cardinal
project Of the various c0ngrega tlOna,
after them the ambassadors, then the
pilgrims and the public These audi
ences over, he goes TO eat an elIs dish
OF meat, some vegetables, brad and
good red Bordeaux, finlshing up With
with a small cup Of coffee and q glass
ul sherry or Madelra. At the eeeBndl
breakfast Mgr. BOeeali or one Of the
chamberlains IL present, but IL not -
the table. With this meal ends; the
first part Of the day; and - soon %
this Is over his holiness Fetlres 20 hts
bedroom for q few minutes % fep6ss
This short siesta over he returns 10
work, 90 the propagation OF, cyellcal
letters, Instructions to repfesen l8tlFEs
at foreign courts, etc. which oecuples
him until $50 O'Clock, when he takes
his regular ride In the Vatican Park
or gardens, Ia company with q cham
beTlAin, aud always escorted by two
Of the noble guard. When Che Weatb-
er h tho bad for = carriage ride the
pope walks in the loggiA Raphael
AfterwArd he retarns % bis Deck aud
gives An audience 90 the secretaries 90
the congregations until O'Clock. He
then reads for an hour, when he sups
~ simply a. he WaA break faEfedi Tn
ishing the meal with q glass Of iine red
wine from some Of the chataauE in
the MedOc. Al q little before 10 be
retires 10 his bedroom, aud ~ q rule,
no one IL permitted % see him again
uuih the next mOrInDgs ID hnTlEf De
something very Important, indeed,
that viii induee any eRerpf hia ntte1 :
ants % disturb fiini during the hight,
No one IL permitted 10 enter except
the cardinal secretary OF state, Mgr.
hOceali, the chamberlain Of the day.
the major dOmO, his COnfesBOF the two
physicians and his valet. Not infre.
quently the pope works on some i'm
poFiant stale. psPer until q very late
hour. He y very paEi iealsI-s aboht
the use Of his words, and his eFasures
and interllneatlOns are numerous.