The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10

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hUE 4 E different raEze - foG-s4 The &c
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e Re tso haJI9ss are counted. ant Ire re-
sssit declared. II oAe can4s.3ate has 54sS
sEes~-kirzs q Ire votes ire ballots are
essszsed entirely. SO that TIE name Of e@c.
yeter -zay h-a seen. IL the candidate ass
voted fgr himself Ats vote Is rat counted.
AID 50 he lacks one 81 an electlsn- Then
TIE eais2's are burned and seeond bAlio.
IL taken n the afternoon
Wien 9De Ean5h12Ee has the necessary
tso-tAirds q al tae votes csze, TIE ear-
Slraai-3sasora teller announces TIE name.
TIE 3aEglor carGinai-I@-acon rings eesl.
A1s the master q ceremonies ard he Sc
FetaFy enter the chapel Then the carsi-
za2-s5ssn ard fwo ether car3ia2Is aoprosce
the newly elected l-oye. and ASK him IL re
accepts the eiecz89n II he does. all the
c6nosssss over The ear4sEals saats are
Eaksa Gown except tszas over his sea-,
TIE ear6inAi-tezn tsen asks the pope what
FsaFzs he ~1B take. azs the secretary lakes
note q All ina; Is happeuiax. Two card
na.-1cacons then Lead TIE new pope be-
hind lie aigh altar. where nc pats ca the
pontsfca3 veStLents- h@ then seats himself
before the hisa altar and receives isse
SITUATIONS OF ali the caralEsls xho kiss
hIfzs on the foot the and and the mouth
The earssIa@i-eszneT!engo thea places the
ring Of the fisherman en hss anger. which
tbs pope gives hack, that ais name nay
be engraved On Il Thsn the senior car
ein1s-9eac9n, preceded by musicians and
the cAosr singing @Eeee saesrsos Mag
lbs. goes 10 the basc2ny srs3 announces
ta+ ssec1son 10 tie reoc3e. Il announce
10 yoa great 10y We have as pope the
INST eminent aud Taost Rsveresss. -,
car4ansi 81 the hciy Roman church. who
las taken the name Q. -
Tie regulations prescribed tha. II the
cardinals carEsE make 3 ch1sc@ IN three
days. thereafter aasll they DO they shall
have ss4t ore ra-al a cay, and IL they do
iassr single rDesi shall consist u bread
3nS @ins Or water. Tf1e~@ we're changed
laser. and 10 scce gu.e hoi1S ga.oa now
Toe ceraclase ghscn el-cse. Gregory XVI
Is .sSl lasted nffy Gays TIE cardinals
1s@ rex have 20 gsT- oF. bread ana water
c. S1S@ s1r fs@s@ 1ffy Gays
Il IKE ea-llEas-1ezso- har.esf Ia chosen
pase. tas -ar3ln&I-e&xEerl9nEa acts IN MS
place ii Ia eoEsci2gs after tie ELECTION
IA@ os1rEsfzg e the AasioFs formerly wAs
3 very important sigma - tie waiting
crowds. IS {. meant thai the s8s-cs3ogs IA.
ESi hsen made Each day during . con-
r1aTa Ire people q Ro-re ASSEMBLE a.
aaSls n o'c3oek and again az 20 see Il
snake came from re chimney connerfe~s
S4sa tae. chapel where he hzil0tsug tool,
Isacs. Whether they xii 10 50 a. ,Ae
text cofacl&Te - whether, ln spite % al
sAe voss Ct Silence. the proceedings xgfg
h~ reported from Cay - 8sy IN she papers.
Is q question that tirns aiCna can answer
An account - the 4c3nEs az q cssnciav..
and o Sow far tae regulations are applied.
rnay Re READ in fae fhlrtze.h chapter %
SS@fthouss's ''Jotn fngi@s2nt" Mr. T-oI-
aepe wae cofns3lsss book on the con-
claves. says that compromises have al
ways been the principal means CO egectlng
the --&-ar