Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-31

much reduced, so that now there are
only about forty of these soldiers AS
IL is customary for each cardinal to
have a guard told OF for his service
In the conclaye and there are 81 cardi'
nails, II has been decided to press into
this service the cadets.
The latter DIRE not full fledged SOL
diers and were drawn By lot The ques-
ton of which cardinal they fall to Is
a matter Of serious import to them as
each guard congratulates his cardinal
and wishes him good luck In the COM
Ing election, for which good wishes ne
receives. II his particular cardinal Is
elected pope, the sum Of N0OOV' or
lucrative employment. The excitement
over the drawing OF the lots Is intense
as the soldiers do not usually get such
a reward for q few good Wishes Inc
guard Of Cardinal Gibbons will be Ca
Diet Count Della Porta
MARSHAL OF CoNcLAVE.
The marshal of the conclaye, Prince
Chigi-Albani having insisted that the
number of people who are to enter the
eonclave must be reduced to really
Indispensable number, there VIII be on-
~ about 275 persons present.
The MessagrO says that among the
petItlons for relief out OF the money
left by Pope Leo Is one from Counts
Mastal and FerretI nephews Of Pope
Plus TX. who are in extreme poverty.
II is rumored in vatican circles that
some OF the cardinals, especially the
foreigners, having announced their IN
tentlon of voting for Cardinal Ferratl
the latter has been Induced TO VIM
draw his candidacy after having been
promised by Cardinals Rampolla, Got
Ii and Serahno Vannutelll that II one
Of them Is elected pope he win appoint
Frrati secretary Of state,
stsTINE CHAPEL TRANSFORMED.
The slstlne chapel has been complete
II transformed the only thing con-
Meeting It with the temple of art which
II Is general known to theb, Is Michael
Angeles dome, which shines in UNI
dimmed briilancy above the altar
completely covering the Last Sacra-
ment." The altar Is hung with tapes
try representing the descent Of the
Holy Spirit surmounted by a violet
canopy and Is covered with red Nel-
vet heavily embroidered with sold. on
the highest step OF the altar stands a
majestic red and gold chair which Will
serve as a throne for the new pope
when he first receives The homage Of
the sacred college. Along he two sides
of tho chapel are seats Cor the cardinals
with hieh backs and each havlne in
front of It q little desk with the car
dinalg name on It IN Latin Each Of the
desks contains q pen and ink and paper
a.. al
The FIRST seats. ncarfthe altar VIII be
occupied by tho cardinal deacons. the
others followed IN order Of precedence.
DURING BALI.OTING.
During the halloting SIX candles on
the altar viii be lighted A large table
has been placed in the center Of the
chapel, for counting the votes. Most
conspicuous in the chapel is small
stove, near the entrance In which the
voting papers viii be burned. after they
have been cast and the result deter
mined upon. Just Outside the door Of
the chanel Is a small room, where The
papal robes for the new pope are kept.
They win be altered There are dozens
OF barrett or priestiy cans. as u has
often been found very difficult to find
| one which would 81 particular head.
| After his election, the new pope retires
to this small room outside the chapel
and there dons his robes, reappears and
receives the homage OF the princes Of
Tie church.
A handful OF gendarmes present
more than being required 10 control
the outside arrangements The last
J cardinal 60 arrive was Nas2ary, the
/ primate OF Hungary who drove up In
great haste a few minutes before S
o'clock
Exactly at o'clock the official en-
trance in conclave Of each cardinal oc-
CURED and at this hour they are set
tied in their new quarters which II is
understood, each of the princes Of the
church has finally decided shall be for
as short time as possible as undoubt-
eddy the dicomtort win be very great
Ii is almost impossible 10 decrlbe the
confusion at the vatican. each cardinal
/ being attended, in addition to his con-
clavist and servants by some friends,
relatives and followers. TO whom he
gave his last Instructions besides minor
prelates OF all grades, newspaper men
and artists TO say nothing of the peo-
pie attracted by the scene through
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