Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-07-27
ARRAhGINGCONCLAVE
Ceremonial Established by Gre
CORY XIV to Be Followed
at Coming Meeting.
ARRIVAL OF CARDINAL GIBBONS
Is Cordially Received by oresiia-Be-
lIeved That conclave Will Be Brief.
Government Refuses Bookmakers
Permission to Conduct Betting.

Permission to Conduct Betting.
Rome, July 27-Several thousands
Of the faithful crowded ST. Peters to
pay tribute before the sarcophagus-
containing the remains of the late pom
tiff, on which is the following simple
inscription in gilded letters:
LEO XIII POINT MAX"
Meanwhile requiem masses contin-
ued in the chapel of the sacrament, as
well as many other Roman churches.
The will of Leo was read While nom-
inally leaving the estate of Carpineto
to his nephew Ludavico Peeei, it
really makes to change, as the whole
family property. amounting approx
mately to $4,000, had already been
divided among the three nephews,
Count Camilli having already sold his
share.
Arrangements FOR conclave.
The congregation again made fur
Their progress with the arrangements
for the eonclave.
A wall is being built around the
apartments where the conclave will be
held. 1t is already 10 feet high.
At the sixth meeting of the congre-
cation of cardinals 45 cardinals were
present. Cardinal Della Volpe, voic.
ing also the opinions of some of his
colleagues, criticised the ceremonies
in connection with the interment of
Leo XIII because the cardinals did
not participate in the entire process
sion and complained generally of the
lack of order. Cardinal Oreglia re-
piled that he had already noticed this
and that he would punish those who
were responsible. Monsignor Merry
del Val communicated to the cardinals
the report from Santiago, Chill, 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. According to the report,
Mgr. Uguarte, in delivering the eulogy
upon the late pontiff, protested against
the usurpation of papal territory by
Italy whereupon Count Cucchi Boasso
left the church and lowered the Ital-
ian flag, which had been hoisted at
the legation as a sign of mourning
The incident produced an unpleasant
impression upon the sacred college,
being the first discordant note in the
universal mourning
Cardinal Gibbons in Rome.
Cardinal Gibbons, accompanied by
Father Garvan, his secretary, has ar
rived. He was received at the station
by Monsignor Kennedy, rector of the
American college at Rome, and Father
Hertzog, procurator general of the or
der of Sulpicians. They drove to the
Sulpieian house, where mass was Gel
ebrated. Being tired and the hour
late, Cardinal Gibbons did not attend
the meeting of the cardinals. In the
afternoon he drove to the vatican and
paid his respects to Cardinal Oreglia,
who received him most cordially He
had conversation with the latter, in
which the camerlengo informed Card
inal Gibbons of the leading decisions
made by the congregation with refer
ence to the conclave. Cardinal Glib.
bons will receive no one, except card
inals, until after the conceive
Meeting Will Be Brief.
The ceremonial of the conclaye es-
tablished by Gregory XIV is to be fol-
lowed at the coming meeting. The
cardinals have decided during the con-
clave to eat in common in order to IA
cilitate 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 fol-
lows:
"On the contrary, think it will be
very short. l believe that two days
will suffice to reach an agreement"
Another paper quotes Monsignor
Francica Nava as to the possibility of
the election of pope who would
reconcile the vatican and the quirinal
thus:
mo pope ever hated Italy. The
government must reconcile itself to
the pope. Certainly Italy, on the oc-
casion of the death of Leo, showed
herself well disposed for reconcilia-
ton"
Religious Testament Not Disclosed.
The will of the late pope was read
after the meeting of the congregation
of cardinals. Only that portion which
deals with the material matter of the
personal papal estate was made pub
lie. The religious testament was not
disclosed. The will is written on large
sheets in the small, clear handwriting
of the pontiff, presenting no trace of
uncertainty. 1t was opened by Card
inals Rampolla, Mocenni and Cretoni,
the executors. The relatives of the
late pontiff were not present, although
invited.
Some of the Italian boolSmakers here
proposed to conduct public betting on
the chances of the papal candidates,
and in order to obtain permission to
do so offered to donate their gains to
charitable institutions The govern
ment, however, promptly refused the
request
Sir John Rigby Dead.
London, July 27.-Sir John Rigby,
formerly lord justice OF appeal. is dead