New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-02
THE. POPE PAINTING TWICE.
OVERCOME WITH EMOTION AT THE JUbi-
LEE CEREMONIES.
ru,Rry THOUSAND PERs ms IN THE AupiENch -
ST. PETERS cATREDgAL-4S CARDINALS AM
23S ARCHBIsHoPs PRESENT AT IhH
MASS WEARING THE



TRIPLE GROWN.
po,,r Ian The pontlfcal mass to-day was
700, snccess Thousands Of people throheco OF
pster,s Souare early in the morning awS'.'"S ''''
evening of the cathedral. Sixty tnousaho "eni''
49,, ,,otets had been issued and the ca'hedra' was
.,..a Tho poue entered at $50 a. IN. loio"e"
t,, a.. cardinals In procession. His hohhess was
~aoa;yaa with loud and long-continucu S"o"'' VI
"Iono Live the Pope" The music OF the mass was
sa.n,v ;mnresslve aud many persons III the """'
ence were affected. ., a
Tor,,,'e;obt cardinals and 23S archblshops ana
h;shons were present at the mass, ana IL IL es.i-
,at.d that there we're 10000 pei sons III the audi
ence. The Pope prayed for long time IN MS pr
yate chapel, and then received the honaKo u 'A'
.ouri cardinals IN the Sala Ducaie
While assuming the sacerdota' Vcstihen'e '"o
pono was overcome with emotion and tainted
c,r~,r sa,ts were administered, and he soon re-
tnrnsd to consciousness. He then ascended tho
castatorial chair and was borne on the shoulders Oh
the sediari. attended by the cardinals. into ot'
Peters Cathedral. Just before he was iuiiy
vested for the altar he again tainted, remaining
unconscious few moments. ..
The mass occupied twenty-eight minutes Aiter
nronouncing the benediction the Pope again sca'ou
himself IN the gestatorial chair aud was ooino
competely around the altar to the Capeila uei oao
n,a,,o where he offered up prayer of thanks
r,,,;,o Dnr,ng the ceremony the Pope wore the
tr;ple crown presented to MIN by Emperor Wllham'
The Pope blessed all present and left the catne-
dral At a. m. the whole audience EXPRESSING l'S
;ov nv claiming hands. waving hats and handxer-
chiefs and enthusiastic acclamations
Later in the day King Humbert expressed hiin-
self To n deputation from Parliament as being
highly satisfied with the smoothness OF the cere-
uonv which. he said. was the best proof OF the
Pcpes liberty IN Rome.
In the chapel the columns and pilasters were
bunr with red damask. The statue OF ST.
Peter was clothed in pOntfcal garments,
with tiara on the head. The orchestra included
tbe famous ancient silver trumpets. Princes Al
teri. Colonna, Orsini, Ruspoli. POdini and many
other members of the nobility were present. The
Pope wore pastoral ring presented oy the AUS
trian Archdukes His tiara was covered with
thousand pearls. The challce used by his Holiness
was the gift of the King of Portugal and the golden
nlate used in the service was present from queen
Victoria.
LONDON Jan. Especial masses in honor OF the
Pope's Jubilee were celebrated TO-DAY IN the cathe-
drals and other churches throughout Great Britain
The ceremonies were largely attended ana 1erVent
enthusiasm was manifested
MADRID JAN 1.-The Queen Regent. accompa-
med by the members of her court and the Cabinet
Minister'S attended jubilee mass in San lsdore
Cathedral to-day. All of the Government Offices
we're decorated and at night brilliantly illuminated
in honor of the Pope
Members of the Zorlllist Radical Club left their
cards at the Italian Legation as protest against
the Papal festival.