New-York tribune., 1903-08-06


handed TO Plus X the offerings which the pill
grlns had hastily put together to-day.
TALKS WITH SEVERAL PILGRIMS
The Pope spoke especially 10 the members of
the Lante family. of Philadelphia: Father John
Z Burke. pastor of the Church Of St. Benedict
the Moor, OF New-York, and Father Wall, Who
represented Archbishop Farley and to Father
James Roger Matthews. OF Washinrton. To
Father Burke he gave . special .beaediction for
the colored people. He spoke TO Eugene Kelly.
O. NeFF-1o ork Father McKenna. of New-York
the brother Of Monsignor Kennedy. Father
James L, Cleary, of Reading. Penn. and to 5Ir
! White. of Louisville who was so touched that
he could not restrain MS emotions.
When he reached the last person in tbs line
he turned. and while al the pilgrims knelt he
gave the Apostolic blessing, ending with the
words: i recommend myself TO your pioug
prayers"
CORONATION AUGUST 8
Yielding to the pressure exercised by the for
eign cardinals. who are desirous Of returning
TO their respective countries as soon as possible
the Pope has decided that his coronation shan
take place next Surday
Inc papers here publish most conflicting ac-
counts regarding the work of the conclave and
the votes which each cardinal received e,-.r
oy Austria against Cardinal Ranpolla. q state
ment which the. Vatican authorities declare *
groupdless
The Premier, signor ZanardeIlL has sent out
a circular ordering all government officials to
ABSTAIN from taking part in the festivities over
tne election OF the new Pope IS Plus X has not
informed the government Of his election
After the many receptions to-day Plus X an
hounced that he must have absolute rest. The
attendants turned as if to show him his apart
ments, but he stopped them. saying. NO. I am
gong for q walk in the gardens"
The Pope rose at $50 this morning saving
that he did not wish to change his habits. He
slept last night in the apartment occupied by
cardinal Oreglia during the interregnurn which
Is sltuateq on the first door of the Vatican No
4eets!Gn 8n mas yet been taken concerning the
toTtIft ultimate quarters but X is already said
mat he desires them to be extremely modest
LONGING FOR HIS FORMER LIFE.
At 7.15 the Pope said mass. assisted only by
Monsignor Bressan. his conclavist He after
ward took breakfast, which consisted of only
coffee, milk and 4 roll Then, as he stood against
the window. from which he caught a glimpse
of the gardens of the Vatican the Po1tiff ex-
claimed: My first pleasure when can spare e
noInent will be to explore the gardens which
now conflne my little world. How shall I get
on on Wllhout ny long country tramps? How
shall miss them and my sea-
Pope Plus wished TO see personally most of the.
gave instructions for the answers TO those for
which he cared most, and looked at the copies
changing here and there a word Then he pre-
pared Ior the state reception Of the cardinals in
the Sistine Chapel, which in the night had been
cleared of the furniture used for the balloting
The third and last obedience of the SacreI
College took place with the same ceremonial as
before, the Pope being in his full pontifcal
robes. The cardinals fled before him and kissed
his hand and foot They each in turn received q
hearty embrace from Plus X The music was
directed by the Able Perosi. Every avaiIable
corner OF the small chapel was filed this morn
ms The ceremony ended about noon.
WILL NOT USE THE PAPAL CHAIR
Both going 10 and coming from the sistine
Chapel, when he passed through the Raphael
Loggia and the Ducal Hall, the Pope refused to
be carried in the sedia gustatoria, which how
ever, followed him After taking few steps, he
turned to Monsignor Bisleti, and said: Il shall
never voluntarily get into that box"
A Te Deum was sung this morning in the
Slstlne Chapel in honor of the election of the
new Pope. All the cardinals were present ex-
cept Cardinal Herrero y Espinosa, who is still
i'll in his cell although somewhat better than
Yesterday The Pope later visited him
The new Pope has confirmed Cardinal Oreglia
as Camerlengo Cardinal AgIiardi viii probably
be Secretary of State. Plus has also con
frmed in their posts as Secret Chamberlains
Sanz de Sampere, the Marquis of Serlupi as
Master of the Horse Monsignor Sill as Dean
q lAe LToolIlS ana Monslgnor C0nsIantlm as
secret Atmorer. he appointed Monsignor Cali
Secretary of Latin Letters, to replace Monsignor
TaroZZi, Who is III, and also Mcnsignor Sardi as
Secretary for Briefs 70 the Princes, to replace
Monsignor VOlpini. who recently died. He also
appointed his gentleman in waiting, Cavazzt
private carver. ~
The Associated Presss representative was re
ceived in audience to-day by Pope Plus. The
Pontif sent message TO the American people
saying:
4 love the Americans, who are the blooming
youth Of Catholicism. Convey to all Of them
how gladly impart my apostolic blessing TO the
whole country"
The Pope received to-day Prince Massino, the
head Of the Papal section of the Roman aris-
tocracy, who was accompanied by his daughter
in-law, Princess Beatrice, the daughter Of Don
see her saying: We are from the same town.
gotten his anna bility in coming 10 see off at
the station when I left for the conclave, little
imagining that I should never see my beloved
canals again. hope your royal father will soon
come TO court.
Count Mucciou Of the Noble Guard. who was
attached to the Pontiff during the conclave
and who has American wife, avaiiing him
self Of the privilege 10 ask the new Pope
favor, has inplored Plus X TO reinstate his
comrade of the Noble Guard, Count Pietro
march, who not long ago was suspended for
having given afternoon tea inside the Vati-
can. Among those who attended il was Mrs.
Meyer, the wife of the American Ambassador.
RUSSIAN ATTITUDE TO POPE.