New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-26
4 SOLEMN PAGEANT.
Croscd Behold Pope Perform Duties
of Public COnsistorg.

Rome June 25-The public consistory, which
was postponed from June IS, was held to-day
with much pomp and circumstance In spite
Of the reassUring news concerning the Pope S
health many persons believed that this would
be the last consistory under Leo Kill the
sssenblage gazed at the venerable Pontin with
intense curiosity, and there redoubled en-
thusiasrn in the cries Of Long live Leo! He
looked a little more waxlike. little more bowed
his voice was somewhat thinner. and it was
evident that his attendants were anxious
The Pope smiled while he blessed the crowds
In fact at times he tried to rise so as better TO
trnpart his benediction, and it was only wnen
he descended from the Sedia Gestatoria that his
extreme weakness WIS apparent Following
the Pontif came gorgeous line of scarlet clad
cardinals and friars, in various habits, priests
and members of the Papal Court, wearing vel
Vet knee breeches and white ruffs- The church
dignitaries were escorted by the Noble, SWISS
and Palatine Guards which. with the Sistine
choir chanting solennly. formed an emotional
picture.
Among the Americans present were Monsignor
Kennedy. rector of the American College; Mon
signor Farrelly, secretary of the American Col
iege and privy chamberlain TO the Pope; the
Most Rev. Robert Seton. formerly Of Jersey
City, N j. Titular Archbishop of Heliopois'
and the Right Rev. T. z. Rocker. Bishop OF
Jaro, Philippine Islands.
The new cardinals present to receive the red
nat from the Pontiff were Their Eminences
Charles Nocella, Benjamin Cavicchioni and HUI
bert Fischer. According to custom they first
took the oath in the Sistine Chapel and were
then ushered into the Sala Regia. On approach
3ng the Pontif the three cardinals knelt and
kissed his foot and his hand, and the Pope
then gave them the double embrace. The Pope
then rose, bestowed the apostolic benedicton
and. preceded by the Pontiical cross and sur
rounded by the cardinals and his attendants
retired impressivey, while the choir intoned
TIE Deum.
The announcements of the Pontih for America
were as follows: The Right Rev. George Mont
gomery, Bishop of Los Angles. Cal, to assume
the position of Coadjutor Archbishop OF san
Francisco Cal: the Most Rev. John M Far
lev as Archbishop of New ork; the Most Rev
lanes +. Quigley, Archbishop OF Chlcago;
The Right Rev Henry Moeller, Bishop or Co
hImbns Ore as Coddjutor Archbishop OF en-
cinnati Ohio; the Right Rev. Bertram Orth
Bishop of Victoria, B. c., as Archbishop OF
Vancouver: the Right Rev. Thomas J. Conaty,
as Bishop of Monterey, Cal; the Right Rev r.
T. Rocker as Bishop of Jaro, Philippine Islands,
the Right Rev Dennis J. Dougherty, as Blshop
of Nueva Segovia, Philippine Islands; the flght
Rev Charles H Cotton, Bishop OF Buffaio
N Y; the Right Rev. James j. keane, as
Bishop of Cheyenne. Wyo.; the Right Rev. John
w Stariha az Bishop of Lead, ; D.; the
Right Rev. Charles J. O'Reilly. Bishop OF
Baker City Ore: the Right Rev. J. F. Regis
Canevin, as Coa6jutor Bishop of PlttsbuTg
Penn, and the Right Rev. John j. Glennon
Bishop of Kansas City, No, as CoadJutor Arch
bishop Of St Louis. Mo