The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-25
WILL BE
BURIED TODAY
Temporary lnterment in a Sar-
cophagus at St. Peters.
SOLEMN MASSES YESTERDAY
INTEREST CENTERS IN THE
COMING CoNCLAVE.

n ONE, July 94.-Again today the
Is body Of Leo XIII lay in state in
the basilica Of St. Peters and
about $4,000 people passed before the
catafalQue during the day. This. prob
ably, is a slight increase over the num-
Der who viewed the remains yesterday
and the augmentation was doubtless
due 10 the widely circulated reports
that today would be the last upon
which the public would have an op-
pOrtunity of looking on the body of the
I beloved pOntiff. These reports proved
to be baseless and the body will con-
time IN the chapel of the sacrament
at least during the greater part of to-
morrow. The fear expressed by the
vatican authorities concerning decOm-
position appears TO have been exag-
gerated
With Impressive cere monies the body
will be Inferred tomorrow evening in =
sarcOphagus at st. Peters, where il
viii remain until taken to its final
| resting place in the church of st. John
3 Lateran. Italian soldiers again today
] preserved order inside st. Peters.
/ where there was a repetition OF the
! scene and crowd which occurred yester-
/ day.
Solemn Masses For Leo.
The day was notable for the solemn
/ masses celebrated for the repose Of the
I soul of the late pontiff at ST. Peters
and other famous churches at Rome.
which were largely attended despite
the pathetic ceremony which was &C
, curing at the basilica-
/ Interest is now largely engrossed with
! the coming concIave and its result. The
! gossip of the day may be summed up
| briefly by saying that Cardinal GOttrs
( chances of election seem to have i'm
( proved in comparison with those Of
/ other cardinals who have been mem
| toned as likely to succeed the dead
! pOntif. although there still exists q
/ strong feeling that some one hitherto
scarcely talked of may wear the tiara.
Gossips Guessing.
Mach comment was excited at the
vatican by a driIe which Cardinal Ore
glia took through the vatican gardens
this morning. The cardinal did not ap-
/ pear TO be satisfied with what he saw.
| He shook his head. eXClaiminE dis
mally: What decay; what neglect. I
could not remain shut up in this mel
ancholy place. 1 should die within a
year"
The gossips now wish to know If this
/ means that the cardinal would not ac-
cept the papacy If elected. 1t seems
! that the more probable Interpretation
; OF his remarks would be that If made
pope ne would institute great changes
+ in the gardens
4 The congregation OF cardinals has not
yet decided whether the note which the
1 sacred college intends to address TO the
powers concerning the situation Of the
$ papacy at Rome shall be presented to-
7 morrow when the reception Of the dip
/ iGmatic body occurs. The diplOmatlsts
$ accredited to the holy see will be pre-
r scented by NJ. Martins d'Antas, the
E minister from Portugal. who is dean
E Of the corps. Mgr. Merry del Val VIII
reply as acting secretary Of state.
, Conclave Aug. I
At the meeting of the congregation
4 | today Cardinal SatOlh asked when the
% ! cCnclaVe would be opened Cardinal
+ / OregIia replied that he thought that on
, the evening of Friday. the 3lst, all the
cardinals might enter their cells and be
/ ready for the first meeting of the con
clave Aug. LIST, a week from tomOr-
- row.
= Mgr. Farabulinck, the famous Latin
9 ist. whom Gladstone often consulIed
= | and of whom the German emperor re-
= ouested advice concerning Latin, has
; been selected to write the CRATIC Bre-
Wis the Latin eUlogy upon the late
L pOntiff, which viii be buried with MN
o The congregation today also hearo
II the secret reports from the nuncios al
-t Vienna, Paris, Munich and Madrid II
r. aUprOved the charity bequeathed o.
e Leo to the poor dividing il as follows
e Ten thousand dollars for Rome, $4,OO'
a for Perugia. where Leo was for many
q years archbishop. and $4,000 for Car
pinetO where the late pontiff was dorm
If Gibbons Busy.
& Tonight the Italia sees alleged con
j. frmation of the story that Cardina
n / Gibbons had succeeded in transform
~ / ing Cardinal Richard the archblshOI
!; of Paris. into an opponent OF Cardlna
Rampolla in the alleged fact that Car
dinal Gibbons did not leave Cardlna
Richard while in Paris; that they LEI
~ together for Rome, Travelled together
: and will lodge together at the hous
4, of the Order of St. Sulpice. As mat
m ter of fact only the statement ina
a they viii live together is true 1t j
~ known that they did not start 70
4 Rome together Cardinal Richard I
ia coming via Modane and Cardinal Gin
10 hons via St. GOthard pass The latte
As is expected Sunday evening or Monda,
u morning.
f Inside the vatican the work of ar
L ranging the apartments for the con
ee cIave has been begun The court yard
ce are choked with carts. bricks an
nd building material for raising the wall
It where doors exist making partitions
ed etc The palace guards and gendarme
lg viii be transferred elsewhere, as thei
/ | barracks are needed by the conclav'
a. This afternoon Cardinal Oreglla, es
nd corted bv the Swiss guards, inspecte
OF | the work.
Cardinal Oreglia is increasing in "a
W. vor daily. even in the government eli
. Giles. where If is remeube that
y was through his efforts that the prOpa
= gsnda of the vatican adhered to IN
, request Of the Italian government to es
re tablish an apostolic prefecture !
~ Erithea.
ed PFUOTT OF CONVICTS
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