The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-27
CARDINALS COMPLAINED OF
CONDUCT OF SOME AT POPEs
 FUNERAL CRITICISED.

Did Not Participate in the Entire Pro- csssion-cardinai Della Voipe Also Complains or the Lack Of Order Cardinal OregIia Win Punish the Offenders- Incident at Santiago de Chile Reporsed-Pope's Win Read.
 Rome. July 26.-At the sixth meeting of the congregation of cardinals held to- day forty-five cardinals were present. Cardinal Della Volpe. voicing also the opinions of some of his colleagues, crit icised the ceremoniesin in connection with the interment of Leo XIII last night because the cardinals did not partici- pate in the entire procession and com plained generally of the lack of order. Cardinal Oreglia replied that he had al ready noticed this and that he would punish those who were responsible.
 Monsignor Merry del Val communi- cated to the cardinals the report from Santiago, Chile, of the incident which occurred there during the celebration of the requiem for the late pope which was attended by the president of the republic and all the authorities. Accord ing to the report Monsignor Uguarte in delivering the eulogy upon the late pom tiff protested against the usurpation of papal territory by Italy, whereupon Count Cucc1li Boasso left the church and lowered the Italian flag which had been hoisted at the legation as a signal of mourning. The incident pro- duced an unpleasant impression upno the Sacred College. being the first dis cordant note in the universal mourning.
 The ceremonial of the conclave estab- lished by Gregory XV is to be followed at the coming meeting. The cardinals have decided during the conclaye to cut in common in order to facilitate their work. A local paper quotes the response of Cardinal Svampa to a question as to whether he believed the conclave would be of lengthy duration as follows:
 "nn the contrary. think it will be very short. believe that two days win suffice to reach an agreement. |
 Another paper quotes Mgr. Francisco Maya as to the possibility of the elec- tion of pope who would reconcile the vatican and the quirinal thus:
 NO pope ever hated Italy. The gov eminent must reconcile itself to the pope. Certainly Italy, on the occasion l estr disposed for reconciliation
 The will Of the late pope was read to-day after the meeting of the congre- gation of cardinals. Only that portion 2 which deals with the material matter of the personal papal estate was made public. The religious testament was not disclosed. The will is written on large sheets in the small, clear handwriting of the late pontiff presenting no trace of uncertainty, and it might almost be talk ea for copper plate. It was opened by Cardinals Rampolla and Moconni and Csretoni. the executors. The relatives of the late pontiff were not present. all though invited.
 That portion made public is as fol- lows:
 III The name OA lllS E}dLueT, #lllS 6Oll and the Holy Ghost, as the end of our mortal career is approaching, we put in this holograph will our last desires. Before all, we humbly supplicate the in unite bounty and charity of the blessed Lord to condone the faults of our life and receive benignantly our spirit in the beautific eternity which we specially hope through the merits of Jesus the Redeemer. trusting 10 His very sacred heart, an ardent furnace of charity and fount of spiritual life and humanity. We also implore5 as nnediators the Blessed Virgin Mary, mother of God, and our own much beloved mother, and that le- glon of saints whom in our own life we yenerated in 3 special way.
 Now, coming to dispose of the family patrimony, which is ours according to the deed of division drawn up by the notary, Curzio Franchi December IT. 1882. we appoint as heirs of this patri. 1nony our nephew, Count Ludiviso Pee ci, son of Giovanni Battista, our deceas- ed brother From this property mus, be deducted that already donated tc Count Ricardo, another nephew on the occasion of his marriage according to g deed Of February IS, 1886, by Notary Franchi Equally from this property must be deducted all the estate in the Carpineto Romano belonging to the Holy See according to the declaration ir our chirograph of February 8, 1900 IT this our testamentary disposition W. have not thought of our other nephew Camille. and our nieces, Anna ant Maria, son and daughters of our broth CT Giovanni Battfsta. For them w have in life properly provided decorou. maintenance on the occasion of theil marriages. We declare that no one o our family can claim any right in any thing not contemplated in the presen document because all the other belong ings of whatever nature which hay, come to us as pontiff consequently are and .n any case we wish, to be tn, property of the Holy See. We confid the exact execution of this, our disposi tion, to Cardinals Mariana Rampolla our secretary of state; Mario Mocenni band Serafino Cretoni This declara tion is to be our last will.
 The vatican, Rome, this eighth day o July. 1900.
 sGiacchine Pecci, Leo F. F. XIII" & ss
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