Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-23

Rome, July 23-Cardlnal Oreglia
de2p Of the sacred college, is feeble
phrWorn out, owing to his long unae-
c1N%ped exertions. His life as a card-
nal WIS one OF uninterrupted serenity,
and he now practically bears the entire
burden of the church, and also the
minute details Of the preparations for
the obscquies and the conclave. Not
withstanding this, he opened this morn
ings meeting Of the congregation Of
cardinals The number Of those present
today was augmented by I le presence
OF two new arrivals, CardA | Svompa,
archbishop Of Bologna and Cardinal
BOschi, archbishop Of Ferrera. The
former was especially warmly well
coined By his colleagues, as being one
OF the most prominent cardinals Of the
sacred college, ana because he is mem
toned among those most likely to sue
coed Pope Leo.
II is being remarked that Cardinal
Oreglla's responsibilities have softened
his austerity ana that he is directing
affairs with frmness, but without
harshness, showing the cardinals every
consideration and giving constant proof
OF equanlmity
At this mornings meeting Of the
congregation OF cardinals committee
consisting OF Cardinals Casali Macchi,
and Della Nolpe. was appointed 10 SUI
pervise all the arrangements IN con-
nection with the conclaye.
Drs. LappOni and Peiegallo, a sur
Eeon Prof sagiat and a druggist
lHI ~. al flt 40 vi pl 10
while they are shut up.
Finally, the cardinals appointed "a
committee to receive the case contain
ing the pgpal treasure from the con-
gregatlon OF briefs whose work Is sus-
pended until a new pope is elected, and
20 receive the papal seals from the
apostolic. ohancellory.
VIEWING POPE'S REMAINS.
Rome, July 23.-Today the form Of
1eo NH lay In state In the basiica Of
81. Peter while thousands OF persons
from the ordinary walks OF life filed
past 10 pay their last tributes Of love
Bnd yeneration. The impressive cere-
monies Of yesterday were viewed By
only favored few Of the nobility. ar
istocrats and the highest clergy, but to-
day the doors We're opened TO the en-
tire public. Many remained on the
piazza throughout the hot night in or
Ter to gain a place at the head OF the
llne. BY o'clock this morning there
mas a crowd of several hundred which
had increased by 6 o'clock this morn
lng 10 several thousands,
Elaborate preparations had been
I, made to guard against accidents. All
81 conyerging streets were cleared Of We
+ hicles leaving them free for foot pas
eengers, while six an )ulance stations
had been erected. including one at the
Entrance to the pi 1za and another be-
bide the door OF ST. Peters.
Exactly az 6 o'clock the bells Of the
great cathedral began tolling mourn
fully--a small ben beginning In the
high notes aud the chimes running
Down through the scale until a deep
bass stroke had completed the minor
chord
A. the sound Of the FIRST bell two reg
Dments of Italian grenadiers marched
Bmartly across the piazza 10 the stone
Bteps and soon the east portico swarm
ed for the first time In years with ltal-
fan troops-3OO on the portico and 1900
surrounding the colonnades. The gren-
Rdiets wore long blue service coats and
peaked caps. They stood IN double
column at parade rest. the lines extend
Ing from the Threshold Of the church
through narrow gateway Of a tenn